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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18
Enanrial.
a.--ooo M,vrsD No. 0 Waist /

o~ SDwYonK. sept 6, 1865 5
IN 1..sebsd srdayEs Of STOCK Of THE HENwooD
ErNEs have be en- Il ted and will be sold at Public Aac
~ ~ The Ofre oG Secretary OF the ION psny, 20
SSs New .Yors, sATJRDXY, the lah day Of octS
-, 1885 ~ "A O'CLOCK boon, FOR the nonpayment oil ihsan
-,ents on u a. follows: -, ,e ,oex .r5
For payment Of lns'slments Que January ~ i' ~
ysne 90 1865. Of 81 each per share. m, Oh.
Cer<cae No. in name OF = bnshnen LOT s,]|N 'nsios
xhis Certificate In possession OF Company. ooo
Ss~t,scstr No in Of 4. c. Coventry, Iof iv'
roare, Ills Certificate in possession ofCompeny.
C.u6etc No ~ in OF 4. H. Green, for oOg Sharet
Csr6cate No of Joseph Coulter Tor 24o shares
C.rti6caie No 2Sn name of J. V. williamson for iN
Shares. 49, ~. MI, Co. ,oo sb,re,
Ior payment ofInstamnt doe june ~, 1852 OF 81
Sst share: 49, =, ,,, ., ,o, c,...
No. H. IN Of Alex. H. sibey, Tor 100 Shares
Fbis Certificate In possession or Company. am
Certificate No 2l in OF spencer Via Co., Tor iVV
mares. This Certificate In possession Of Company 80
Certificate No. Is IN OF no. Z. keeer for 20 snses
Cssteste No % in Of John Johnsop, for fo ohae.
Certihcate No. 81 in OF Thos. Il. Troor, Tor ."
uharea l., IN, Chez.
Certificate No. 49, in ofJos H. Trotter for lgo sna'e'
Certi6csie No -, in Of ID. G. Levy or Ivy
Certificate No. 49, in Of Rob schs ior lov Snsae'
Certificate No. ~ in OF Robt Scha ior 20 IN .
Certificate No. 35 Of W. Z. Langley ior III Shs
BY order Of the Board Of Director; ,,,o s....,.-x
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ouARrxHx.srsn'so ,yor. DIVISION o, cIorarso /,

QpARrxRxAsrsRsO yroE DIVISION OF CLorsIsal
AID EeUiPAoE, ST. LOUIS, No, Sept IL, 1906.
L ARGE SALE
IL or ARMY CLOTHING AT AUCTION.
BY order Of the Qusrtermsster General, u. g. A. win sen
at public auction at my warehouse. No. l North SecoDd
Ia The City Of St. Louis TUESDAY, Sept 70. 1866. at 10
o'clock M,
$4,000 ARMY GREAT COATS,
tmora ess) OF different kinds AID materials follows 10
wit; Gray satinet Gray Felt Seal SKIN Petershsm Light
Bloc sse and Pilot Cloth, all boxed in good order for ship
ping.
TERMS: Cash delivery, u. T. funds. Each successful
bidder will DO required deposit 10 per cent the
Of bis purchase Ut the tune OF sale.
H. HART, Cspt and A. Q. n
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
received within the past few day

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
received within the past fsw days
from auction and private sales.
FRENCH POPLINS at Soc. per yard
ALL WOOL DELAINES 1T SOC. per yard.
ROUBAlX POPLlhS at Gre. yer yerd.
DOUBLE FOLD DfBAGtS al sc per yard
ALPACAs IN ALL COLORS at sc. per yard.
PLAIN AND CHECKED OrTOMANs al s!ic per yard
ALSO
REAL FRENCH MERINOES Al 8 per yard better quail
iy than be found In any other hons. In New FORK
DUPIN,S FINE FRENCH MEKIHOES at 81 Is and 81 30
per yard, In oil tn. fashionable coors .
BOSJOURS PARIS EMPRESS CLOTHS at 81 %, ell
splendid Coors Greens, Gsrnets Blues, hsuvcs, Pur
pies aud Browns
SILK AND WOOL EPINOLINE POPLINs very heavy.
ct 81 Is and 81 50 per yard these goods We bought ct
bargain Ut auction, on Ihufsdsy
ALSO
NEW STYLES ENGLISH BALMORALS ct o. 80, g.
435o, s. IS. -, and ~ 50 each
We respec, uly sugsr that our customers cannot be too
careful TO note n address. w. X. PEYIOS,
Nos n! aud 27t Bowsry, near Hous,on-st
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CHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAwLS.

We hive added 70 our superb stock Of
FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS
the following lots jg purchased the shawl sale OF hess
lenneqnin Co.
White and scsrle, center real Paisley SQUARE sHAwLS
at 81 80 g. go aud sR; regular price from s1 10 s1o
each. -. -.
Striped Broche LONG sIIAwLs, at $40 and si2. worth
. 10 and 81 80.
Real Psri. BROCHE SHAWLS. Long and Square In en-
ry new de.ig. imported this season, at all prices from
est go each. W. h. PE1IONi
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DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
- BROADWAY, between spring aud Prince sts.
UNTlRING ENERGY and LAVISH EXPENDITURE
EosT ELEGANT and BEsTyENTILATED
OPEN FROM SUNRISE UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, 2. u.
OVER 10000 CURIOslTlES.
SIXTH SALOON
has lust been added, Ia which 10 exhibited tho
IDENTICAL LINCOLN LOGCABM
built by ABRAHAM LINCOLN In Macon County, lihncia
In 1890 and In which he resided for two years.
Original letters from Gov X. J. OGLESBY Of Illinois,
ssrs prove tho identity Ls Historical Rehc made sacred
for having been touched by thst powerful bat now mo-
oness hand. The Common Council OF Boston granted re
Of the Common for is exhibition JOHN HANKS o. III
nois sssst~d Mr. LINCOLN in ifs er~con viii be u
''' TRREs Of Il. fullest GIANTS in tho world
THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIVING,
and pret,iest CIRCASSIAN GIRLS ever seen
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN NOTION
CHEROKEE INDIAN. born without srrns
PROF: HUTCHINGS, LIGHTNING CALCuLAHTOcTS,- :,
AfTkASoof fSxc u ArrRAcrioN. o
ANOTHER NEW SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
SADAK AND KALAsR ADEi
or TIE WATERS OF OBLIVION.
SPLENDID SCENERY, COSTUMES and ErFECr6
sADAK'S FEMALE LIGHTGUARD.
MAGNIFIcENTLY ARMED and ACCouTEhED.
MADAME MARIE MACART IN brilliant scts.
Mr. w. b. HARRISON, Extemporsneons sipggsr,
MAMMOTH PRIZE FROG, MASTER TlMoFY.
weighing 80 10, in Comic Evontions
Cosmors,nss segeoscopcons, Learned Sea-. Happy Fam
uy, Grand Aauagia Mammoth Turtle. etc.
Admission 30 centl Children under 10. 10 centA
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Cypress Companies.

DUTTERFIELD' OVERLAND DISPATCH
ID COMPANY'S PASSENGER AND EXPRESS LINE
THROUGH ROUTE FROM ArCilSON AND LEANEN
WORTH. KANSAS. 70 DENVER CITY AND ThE
GREGORY GOLD MINES. COLORADO. VIA FORT
Riley AND rhr GREAT sNphY HILL ROUTE.
Coaches lrs,e tho Cor psnys Otces 10 Atchlson ana
LeAvenworth Tally Denver and .en,-sl City Colorado.
making quick ard shordhs every Accommodation TO pas
sengers aud shippers Of exprrssiinlsht
This line passes through con''-v abeund,ns IN tne
scenery grasses and the best natural road
Ia the world.
Merchants ard Others shipping express goods OF treasure
from the East will mark PACKAGES
avis BUrTERFlELD y. ID. Cos EXPRESS,
Atchison, Kansas"
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Until the regular coaches this Com
peny will take passengers In their Express Coaches which
lung thorough brace springs, carefully fitted Up and
koonY.
Achison and Lesvenworth to Denver.
Atchson and .eavenwotn to Central City...... lQ3
RATES OF EXPRESS FREIGHT.
Newfork To Denver. 80 cent? per pound
Currency for $1,000 Sis Currency
Cod for $1,000, Slo Gold
EewYork TO Central City...... IS cents per pound
Currency for 1000, $50 Currency.
Gold Tor $l,~o Sl7 In Gold
II p. BRAY, President, New.York.
d. A. BUTTERflELD, General Superintendent.
Atchison, kansas.
For further Particular apply st the Office No. 10 Broad
way. WILLIAM MARTIN, General Agent
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DANIEL II. BuRDErT. AuctioneeE
GOVERNMENT VESSELS AT AUCTION.
BURDETT. JONES & Co.
WILL aBLL
On WEDNESDAY, sept n, 1865,

"" a, II ocjoct Moon
AT THE Maryland. BROOKLYN.
By order Of the Navy Department the following wee
side.wheeI steamer STATE OF GEoRGIA-Lenrh, 200
feet inches breadth 81 feet depth Of hold IL feet inches;
between decks feet Inches cid, lever ensinediam
Of cylinder u inches stroke sfeet 2tuouar boilers
.esner VcE.Es-Lenh los feet inches
breadth q feet tiuche, tph tee. inches: Sne
screw .,esmcr GALATIA-Length 2t3 feet inches
BREADTH 90 feet inches depth Of hod 10 feet nehes 90
tween decks feet inches doublsscrew engnet dismster
Of cylinder inches; stroke B chesi horizontal tubular
iron wheel steamer DoYEGAL-L.ps,h 200 feet;
breadth Do depth Of hold 10 feet inches between
decks feet inches beam engines diameter OF cylinder
nsns. I1s FORT IssS9 On
inches BREADTH 81 feet inch depth Of hold II feet inches
drpth Of lower between decks feet inch; depth Of upper
between decks feet iuches one beam engine diameter OF
cylinder 80 inehes stroke, iee boilers h0rn0H'@ return
Screw steamer swEETBRIAR-Lens,h Iao feet breadth.
81 feet inches depth hold 10 feet one vertical
ing engine diameter Of cylinder % inchrs stroke nche'
one foe and return tubular boiler. 2 furnaces .
Propeller CLINTON-Lens.h, 81 feet breadth, Is feet y
nche DEPTH fest one vertical engine di.%e,s o1 syn
Side wheel steamer wANDo-Lensh, 2ae feet; breadta'
26 dph Of hold II feet inches diameter Of cylinder,
50 inches; stroke fee osciating engines two tubular
boilers. containing eight furnaces. 49,
Side wheel frrry.boat COM. HUL1-Lensth, iI feet;
breadth % feet 10 inches depth II feet inclined engine
diameter Of cylinder se inches. stroke feet, cuc boiler
Side wheel ferryboat sHOK0KoS.Leusth, ISL feet
Inches; BREADTH 80 uep'u 10 '"e"es
.neor Of cylinder ~ inches stroke feot beam engine
boiler. a.,
Schooner GEO. MANGHAM-Lenstb, l07 feet; breadth.
% feet inches dep h, feet inches ~,
Screw steamer QUEEN-Leugth, 1863 feet6 inches nresdh
% feet depth OF hold feet hight between decks feet
inches diameter Of cylinder q inches stroke, ~ inches
one vertical engine; boiler with three furnaces 80 =.
Screw steamer DAYLlGHT-Length It's feet; breadth,
feet inches depth OF hold II feet hight betwecn drc
feet 10 nches diameter Of cylinder. inches' stroke, n
inches =, -.
| Screw tug HYDRANGEA-Lens'h, 1ls fset breadth, DC
feet inches depth eet diameter OF cylinder 30 incnss
stroke 80 inches engine. boiler, two urneces 80
Screw tug CATALPA-Length, los feet inches; breadth
nches; stroke, % inches; vertical engine, one boiler
| two furnaces.
Brig BOHIO-Lensth 100 feet; breadth "a feet inches
depth, 8 feet inches 80 .,
Schooner MATHEMATICIAN, l29 feet; breadth, Is
| feet; depth Of hold, IL feet 8 inches. . -
| Three.uasted schooner J. :. CHAMBERS-Lenzth ia
feet inches bresdh % feet inches depth IL feet ncnes
Schooner RACER-Lenth, los feet breadth, ~ feet
inches: depth. 9 feet 6 inches.
| TERMS-Twep,y per cent day OF sale the balance
within sx days. when the must De removed from the
yard. c. II. BELL, Commandment
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6tationerp ano fanen GOODS.

COCHRANEs GLASS INKSTAND MANU-
~ FACTORY, No. liz William-st. N. Y.--An knds Of
Cut Pressed and PLAIN Gass Inkstand Sponge Cups Paper
Weights and Library inksands ia Oak EBONY aud Walnut
Also Cochranes Improved ArHsht aud Thermometer Ink
stands At the lowes Manufacturer prices r. 6-0rdss
for export promptly attended to
I b. CROOK, No. so Fulton-st. Established
Os In 1884, FISHING TACKLE and NETS Of every
variety, POWDER, SHOT, CUTLERY, &C.
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A. 81. MERwiy. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWiN d. Co., Nos. 694 and
ID Ce6 Broadway, cor. Of thst-Sses Of Books, Sta
tonery Pctu-s WORKS Of Art Rsncy 0ooda Furntare ka
MONDAY EVENING, Sept 10, at o'clock.
MISCELLANEOUS AND MEDICAL BOOkS-Compris.
ing great variety Of valuable standard Works Also col
lection Of CLASSICAL and SCHOOL BOOKS, kc- Csts-
lo-ues ready.
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Urn GOODS.
CILKS, SILKS, SILKS.

CILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
We are Offering large lot o. plain and plaid SILKS
ought ., the aaction sale of si.ks on Thursday.
HEAVY PLAID SILKS, In neat, small patterns. 81 Is,
HEAVY PLAIN CULoRED SILKS, nee ard choice col.
HEAVY ifoSs TAFFFrAs SILKS At s3zs
RICH GiOS GRAIN slLks al 81 81,
Lsiie. will ind tie sbose sins the cheapest We thnk
the market w. X. PEYrON.
Nos III and ia bowery.
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Brsve, Bri,adier. General III charge Fist bivi,ior
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALES
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
AID
HOSPITAL PROPERTY

VIM be sold at Public Auction az the time and places de
igrated below large quantity Of Medicines, Hospital Store.
Surgical Instruments and Dressings Books Stationery, Bed
ding Hospital Clothing Furniture aud Appliances
AZ United States Army General Hospital, tredt1ck Mary
land, THURSDAY. September a. 49,
At United States Army General Hospital. Orhion west
Virgins, SATURDAY, September i6.
At United States Army General Hospita, Paikersburg
West Virginia TUESDAY. Sep omber 10.
At United States Army General Hospital Charlcstown,
West Vrgiia FRIDAY. septeUber %.
A. United States Army General Hospital bGpeTs Feuy,
Virgins, THURSDAY, september g.
At United States Army General ,pitl, Clarysse Mary
land. FRIDAY. September ~
Az Medical Purveying Depot, No. North I -resse,
Baltimore Marylsnd MONDAY, October .
TIE sale will commence at Frederick at o'c'cot p M
the oher placesa 10 o'clock AID continue daily until
property disposed or Mach Of the property but lit
tie aud to be sold because no longer required BY Gov
eminent
Teyas ca in Gorernment gnds al the time Of puyeha's and
the property be removed within foyeSL hours hom day
Of sale. -
worthy the attention Of manalacor importers and dealers
the list comprises large quantity OF new and valuable
Medicines Surgical Instruments Surgical Dressings and Ap
plspces Books, Bedding, Clothing Tinware Def Ware and
Hospital FURNITURE among them the following articles OF Bed
ding and Clothing Oh nepi About 1900 Bedscks 10000
10 900 rpanes 300 Hair Mattresses. 10000 Mosquito
as 1900 Hair Pillows 1900 Pillow Cases, 800 Pillow
Ticks, 1909 Sheets tcotton and fnru 200 Caps 200 pair
Drawers, 1900 Dressing $50 Cotton Shira $500 Slip
per and 800 pair Wooeu Socks besides quantity Of the
articles, WON but good.
Samples can be this Depot the Saturday pre-
cedng the sale Catalogues Of the respective sales be pro
cgrod by applying bt this Office at tho Hospitals any
time within siI days previous 10 each sale.
z. Z. BLISS, surgeon U. $. Vols,
Medical Purveyor ". s. A.
Medical Puveyors Office, Baltimore, Md, september 8.
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u. s. NAvY.YARp, PoKrssouTB, N. H.. /
CasxLxnA lIxxIcx scut- 4 lAfS I

ConaAxpASTs OYFIcs. sept. !. 1868
TNHE U. s. steamers DAWN and MONTH.
Il CELLO and tho .ehocrer A. WARD, will be cold at
public auction MONDAY. Sept u.s. 1885, at Il o'clock ~ ss
this yard.
The DAWNi screw steamer with two mssts schooner
resed one vertical engine diameter Of cylinder 20 inces
stroke piston 81 inches Registered densons per new
Tunna,e Lsw-iepg,h 522s feet breadth 231 fee depth,
g.6 feet.
The MONTICELLO Is screw steamer. with two mssts.
schooner rrgsd vertical engnr diameter Of cylinder
~ inch-s STROKE Of piston ~ inches Registered Dimensions
per Tunnase Law-ensth la 30 feet BREADTH so feet
depth, IL. IS feet.
schooner T. A. WARD 10 OF the following registered
dimensions per Tunnage Law; Length. ii35 feet;
BREADTH "a 10 feet. DEPTH $50 feet.
Each Of tn. vessels IL well found and Will be sold - che
stands with rigging sails boats, cables snehois furni'
ture, 6c-
inventory Of the articles to be 'od with each vessel can
sale Five pei crn,u Of the purchase money must be paid
day sle and the remainder before tbs ves.e 10 r.
moved nom the which he done within six
days sftsr III, date a sale. T. BAILEY, Comrnsndant
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lectures att0 Alectinss

rI,HE NETWORK ASSOCIATION OF SUN.
Il DAY SCHOOL TEACHERS will bold their regular
meeting in tho Baptist Tabernacle Of Secondav and
Tenth It,. on MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, At 4
O'clock
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8ales bp Quftioil.

DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49o
ID B'wsy nearly oppodte st. Nicholas Hotel0EO A. LEA
WITT Auction ar J. E. Cooley Consifumeuts solicited
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Oyr,cE OF rHx Sun MUTUAL INSURANCE. conrAN1')
Nyy.YoRK August ii. 1853.

nUPsUANT 70 recent ACT of the LEGIS.
IATURF ard Ga accordance with the requirements OF
A. Insurance Depsrtment toe CURRENT FISCAL YEAH
N ,hs Conpeny will BE- extended to end terminate on TIC
THiKTY-FiRsT DAY OF DECEMBER next.
10 scjus the asts Of the Company to the new per,oa
DIVIDEND Of INTEREST TO November l, 1859, OF SIN
PER CENT on the Scrip Of the Company will be paid 90 and
s~r day and further Dyidena Of Interest to FEBRUARY
4 1876 of ONE and ONEHAIF Pen CENT on the scrip
IN be- raid on snd after the aforementioned doy after which
Dividends Of Interest Will be payable the brat day OF Feb
snary in each wear.
ssyment interest have the day Of payment noted
ksraon ISAAC H. WALKER, Secretary.
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A T FLGERs CHEAP STORE.-New styles
N Dre.. Trimming, Ribbons Lsces, Embr oderes. Walls
Handkerchief Coset' ssrs Hal. Metz. Fancy Ooos. sn.
Kid Gloves 81 undressed SOC Cables Hose, SOc The
tire 81 reduced price, Remember ELGEkS, Nos sSV
and So Broadway, esstsids. near Nineleen.bsI
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l EVILS 4 COX.
/ 4 Jo,xpH j. LEWIS CuARLroS T. LEWIS 4. $. Cox.
COUNSELORS AT LAW,
No. 100 Broadway. r. o. Boz No. $500,
NETWORK CITY,
Attend all business In the Courts of the United States
snd In tho Departments at Washington Especial attention
given Internal Revenue business aud to elaine against
Foreign Governments as well ~ our own.
Judge Commissioned Of Internal Rev
enue and Charlton r. Lewiss experience Deputy Comia
sonrr. will bs guarantee OF thorough acquaintance with
the Revenue Laws
Mr. Cox. connection Of four years with tho Committee Of
Foreign Affairs in Congress and his long membership OF the
National Legislature insure thorough knowledge OF legs
ton and practice In both departments
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Dipioeno Notices.

NEw.Yogx Aug Is, 1855.
hlVlDEND NOTICE-At meeting of the
II Bord OF Directors OF the Fourth National Bsnk held
eis dsy sIlVIDEND OF FOUR "a PER CENT de-
dared -. Of the net earnings Of the Ss six months payable
- the lat Of September, & ee from Government tar.
The Books Of Transfer will be cosed hd after the closing
absiness Saturday 10th inst. until tho LIST day OF Sep
snber 7. C. CALHOUN, President
ASEAuAs, Cashier
Honx PxrRoLYus COMPANY. oTsicr No. FINEST.
NlVlDEND.--The Trustees of this Company
- have this day declared a DIVIDEND Of TWO PER
rI payable al their Office tho 18Th inst The Transfer
'sots are :oad until that dsteNew York, Sept 3, 1865.
A. STEVENS Secretary.
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Professional Notices.

DR. KUCZKOWSKI, Hydropath, No. 80
Auity.s,. Office hours nom 10 to u froms to T.
...Ir "a N IN
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC
"A HERRMAS-PRES rIDf01TATEUR
Hss the honor to announce that his second week Of
NECR0MAATlC EASTERN DELUSIONS
MONDAY. Sept Is, 1855
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
viii be performed which win be repeated every svsqane
THE ORCHESTRA OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
viii be In ateudsncc
Admission rs cents; Reserved Is cents extra Family
Gree. 50 cents Private boxes from 90 to ei2
Doors open at It. Pc formsnces commence Of O'clock
Tickets for sale 1t the Academy Of Music. and Messr
Beer Schirmer No. 70i broadway, Ponds No. ~ Broad
way, and Root and Anthony'a
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NlBLO" GARDEN.

NlBL0s GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager Wm. AA'
First sss :s. n'.s Of d:
AND COMPANY.
.. GABRIEL RAvEL.
a'' appearance n 'l Ss{ ESi!s RAvEL
amt appearance IN Y 4o sisIa AMERICA,
pr.nisri d.n.su.. from Hss M.jssy: rhs...r fh %
ps'I'ncs In Amshr Cove v,vu,xxr
premier dancer from the National Thestsr Astsrdsn. Fra
Mle vANDRIs from the Opera Psrs ars appearance ia
Nine. MARzETrI sr,s appearances In two years
s,s pEs1EEE; htst .ppssrsnee In several yss
Mons vANDRIs, IRON the opera, Psris FIRST appearance
sgnor GARCIA from Madrid, r.s appearance in America.
Mons sChMlDT, fret sppesrsncsi Axisl tc.' Lehman
''' ~ '' MARrINErrI FAMILY.
SIX IN NUMBER
CoRYPHEEs AND FULL CORPS DE BALLET,
from i'' MONDAY EVENING, SEPT 10. 1895.
will be presented fos tho first time tn America nsw ian
''''''-' GRAND BALLET.
emitted he ALCHBMsT,
with IN immense distribution Of
TERPsICHOREAN ARTISTES
Amer which win DO performed the laushsbs comic pan'rnis
MAGIC TRUMPET
home0, Dtndy
Clown
Haslsqun ....'''...''''''.''"Aoo"" A"N~'S>
NEW AND STARTLING PERFORMANCES
W WV o'A' '''e YOU'VE AMERICA, -
THE THREE FLYING TRAFFIC..
The entertainment will commence with the ls1shable como
delta Of
THE WHITES AND THE BROWNS
in which Mr. and Mrs. GOMERSAL FIRST appearance u thS
! theaterl and the Dramatic COMPANY Will appear
| TUESDAY-An entire change Of performance.
| SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT
frst Of serss Of RAvEL MATINEES, commencing att p M
| In prepsration-BIANCO.
Prices Of admission IS CENTS reserved sests I'll family
circle (entrsnce on Crosby.a.l % cents
! SEATS SECURED SIX BAYS IN ADVANCE.
| a q I.I,a1U mn l1rrcIcs
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ECTOR............MAx MARETZEK.
THE OF f RIA
OPENING NIGHT,
ON MONDAY, SEPT. IS.
SUBSCRIPTION.
The former Subscribers for Private Boxes md Secures
Sess and the public generally respectfully notified hat
subscriptions will be received for the drs series Of TWENTY
NIGHTS each subscriber have the privilege Of choons hn
location for ensuing series Of nights on making sppncsos
at Q stated time. - .
SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Tho Office for subscriptions will be open at the Academy OF
Music and afer THURSDAY, Sept AlaS from a IN 70
The several office for the sale Of tickets for each
Operate Representation viii open at tho usual places %
THURSDAY, Sept ~, 1868
Further particulars win be published IN due tine
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THE STATE OFFICIARY.

D. The following list=of the personnel OF the
Executive and Legislative Departments, will.
be acceptable to our readers: III
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. OF
Observation-Disclosures II. Pierpoint.
Governors Abide Camp-Major Geo. II.
Hart. ...@4--3
Lieutenant Governor. G. P. Cowper.
Adjutant General Colonel David II. Stro-
Their.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth-Char
H. Lewis.
Attorney General-H NJ Bowden.
Auditor of Public Accounts-WlIllam b.
Taylor.
Treasurer Francis j. Smith.
Register Of the land of6ce-Rob. Il. Mash.
LEGISLATURE. Since the dismemberent OF
the State, the Senate consists OF thirty
members elected from as many Sentorlai DIS
tricts' for the term Of four years. The House
of Delegates consists Of one hundred members
elected biennially, on the fourth Thursday IN
May.
On Wednesday Sister Mary Emanuel Stubs
died at the Convent OF the Visitation, IN
" askington, in the 10th year of her age. She
entered the Conven Of thu Visitation in George
town in 1847, and was Professed in lS48: She
was one of the founders of The Visitation IN
Washington in 1850
The steamer Brazil was run into few days
ago on the Mississippi River by one OF the
Vicksburg packets and sank In about three
minutes Three negroes are supposed to have
been drowned.
The people Of Philadelphia are complaining
of the numerous outrages committed IN that
city. It is said to Re quite dangerous to walk
along many of the streets a few hours after
dark. Nearly every night citizens ere knocked
down and robbed.
In Cincinnati, in two days. forty-nine per,
sons were arraigned in the United States court
on indictments for counterfeltng
The N. Y. Canals are to be closed, for the
winter, on the 18th of December
There is decline in the oil interest IN the
oil region in Pennsylvania