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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-16
Promo AND UNION lIrTfIlN65..-Manv

: PIC-NlC AND UNION htIEIfNd.-AIany
aG tho good Union people, young and
old, of Liberty township, spent an
agreeable day ON Saturday at Enjoys
Grove, q somewhat ianaons and always
beantifnl resort, which lies about a fnils
q the right Of tho farm OF Mrs. JohnI.
4hcobs, midway between Liberty and
Clinton. The occasion was In, part a
S6ldieFsi pic-nIo and In p1Ft n Union
meeting, and the day was we'll and
PLEASANTLY spent in festivities and exer-
discs approPrihte toiits two features,-
Many OF the. young men present were
soldiers who had belonged TO Col. Cur
it's old command land not a few Of them
were members ofchis original Co. tD5i
The gallant Col. was there himself as
were his colleagues on the Union ticket
-MessrS. jacob Honbrook and Joseph
Bell. Nothing would do the assembly
but that these three gentlemen should
s sSlcl make g speech, and accordingly
they all responded to the demands upon
them. The speeches were short, pr1cti-
cal and pointed, such as the people want
ed to hear, and the enthusiasm stirred
up ON BEHALF OF the county ticket was NO.
fticeable The east end OF the county Is
awake and aMaking. Our old Union
friend, Moses 1ichnell, was present and
gave notice that n Union nesting would
BE- held at Triadelphin next Saturday
afternoon, at two O'clock, on that po-
htical stamping ground OF immemorial
usage, known as Frank LawBon's premi-
ses. Our TriadelphIa friends may,
therefore look for a large delegation
nom Liberty township next Saturday.
We heard excellent reports at the meet
ing from Richlnnd and TriadeIphia
townships, as we'll as nom Liberty
The young men. especially the returned
soldiers, are bearing the banners aloft.
Ne say to our friends everywhere
throughout the county, In the city and
tho country, that II we each and ali do
their entire duty, we shall achieve
q most glorious victory for the Union
cause on the 18th Of this month.
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Three Brick Dwellings for Sale

G1TUATED ON GERMAN BETWEEN
- F1fst and Second streets, Centre Wheeling
Iney contain four rooms and basement Eifcli-
en- and cellar each. They VIII be sod cheff3
Y not sold before the sob day OF OefolleF.
lheY VIII be sold on that day at the 'front.' door
senS8-tf = iff ftS R afoFEEi IN
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HosTER1l HostERYli HosIERYl!A
The Attention OF The public generally is
directed to the new and well Supplied
store of John Bclzhart q Son, No. lsS
Main street, nearly opposite the Grant
House, where can be had every descrip-
ton of Hosiery for ladies, gentlemen
and children's wear. Being the most
extensive stocking manufactures in
the city, they.can offer to the trade an
article OF Hosiery superior to any in
the market Their stock consists In
part Of Plain and Ribbed woolen, Plain
and Ribbed Merino, Analine Ribbed
Balmoral, Fleeced Cotton, sink and
Cotton Hosiery. ~, al
The junior partner having recently
returned from the enst, offers in connec-
ton with the above, q full line of Ia
dies and gentlemen's Under Shirts and
DrRwers, Gloves, Nubtas, Hoods. linen
and Paper Collars, sink and Linen
Handkerchtets, Snspenders, Neckties.
Brushes, and null assortment 81 No.
tons in general.
All colprs and qualities of Cotton and
hand. A.. .s5,,. -
Returning thanks for the kind pat
ronage bestowed upon us In past years,
We would kind1y solicit continuance
Oct7-2w JOHN EckTARr & son.
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The wRAr1IER.-on Saturday night
a cold rain set In, and lasted through
the night and most OF yesterday. As q
eonsequehce there was but slim turn
ont at the various churches. II, KS or, ,,1
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ENTERTAINMENT.
VIE New Iine1 Steamars.

14l9 NEW Alilll6 buccaneers,
nor FORTRESS AInNROtl,. NORFOLK,
~ city Point heteit bun u richmond, and nj
otherconnectipg points, : m 10 800 7
f. THE NEW LINE STEAMERS -hie
!, Leave Spears Wharf foot q Gay Street,
a.1 DAILY. AT Q O'CLOCK. Z, NJ
The steamers Of thlI Line arc All now, and
StEnetion, The most approved TnloiieFni model
Of the INST Hudson iiVarI steanleIS haVinlI
been adopted. - ?
ii Tho superiority of their models giyes them
agfeat adyantago over The Boltsok the Old
Style Of naval construction, and the hegries
the public their perfect Rafety. -
li54t y hafuly ncee6aaEy to inform our patrons
that with their pQYsrtpl machinery and fln6
slightest approach 20 gncillO to enable tisiS1
20 attain much better rate of speed Than
any Heats In these Wntars.fk .f..if-..., 80 =
eleSnt de-wfs9i fte5I non y Ii
up with saloons and single and family stat :
GEORGE LEARY. Cant. BiaI;errnar.
r. JAMES q. REiADY, Capt. lands. =
3 CITY .POINT,, Capt Talbot 70 si--fle
MAGENTA! Capt BduisSs, IL sni
This tables are snpblIed with every luxury
the markets afford. nnd equal to INST ciaiI
hotel 1hre. and notBit Outstanding Inc hyperion
A.ANnuttAStsi Nnpfpu " inc fuDllD IN point OF
eleGlpec, cnntort, safety and speed. the fhfell
are as low Us by any other line 90 II 80
- Tfey connect with the elegant New Line
steamers ior lQhefISStnne, Mathews county
and All points or, the Eastern Rhora OF Wiz
Einiat and also with the steainefB for New
be!nes Edent4nt Plymouth, ind all other
points In North Carolina Bal . III
Passengers transferred to and nom ali De.
pots andhagnpga hRndled. nee OF chnrEe.
They nlytgRta. tho James river entircly In
the day. thus ptihrdinE p0sQlefisefN time fijr
seeing the foEtttie Atinns, Dutch Gap, and
Other objects Of Interest. IiiE "a ~ -
: Fare nom Baltimore 70. Fort Monroe. S 90
DO. lfH do IA 3 lEprfollE. i.,.,g,. 800
do. do. RiShinonti s6S
The proprietors of the line are now neQo-
tt0tng for one of the most RtlpeFiI AMI f1s,t
steamers OF the Hudson river 10 run an fhS
james river, and intend to mako thelr line
EAs permanent Inst ition OF baltimore, and.
gIIltetul for the very lhTge klInre of pafFJjnaES
they have ALREADY received, request O c0ntlfiS
unnCo OF tho public fGvorR!s 81 sI575I -.
Fns5engeTs taking the ], "a train from Phila-
delphlas mhke sure connect ions with LRtf line
Passengers taking the >. m. train nom
washington, make Connection with I'M lime
Passengefs taking the O. nn,5fTRir from
New York Will have time to dine In Balfi-
more and make connections. =.
10 Fufe and Inquire for tickets by the New
Line, and take no otheF r 50. ~
Information may be obtained on applIca-
sep2O-ln sup't New Line, Raltimoffe
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Married PenonS or Young Men contemn,..
ting marriage, being aware or pliySicaI I.sS1.
as;, organic debility, deformIties speedily
HeYho places himself under the earn osr.
y, may gionsly cpnfide IN his 7hon6E - y!
Ell s 5 ana Sonndently rely upon hi
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Steam Engine for Sale.
ONE STEAM ENGINE, INCH CYLIN.
~ DEL, 81 feet stroke. An In good order.
Uniy belEn runin short time, Ono bnileF n
tnehe5 dlameter, 70 feet long. Tlis ABOVE y m
be sold NJ . bargain. Can ba seen n -
MoFFET q McNABBS. III
S9p&z-lf ~ g -s a-rI7 Wagon EJI1rn
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NV SToRE-AIessrs. Samuel and
Jack Adams have opened new store
at Bethany, in the old Curtis stand
They intend keeping always on hands
d hne stock Of dry goods, groceries, mo-
tons, varieties, and in short everything
'q4q4y PENDED in a country CUSTOM
These gentlemen arc both Vveli known
IN The Bethany community, as active,
e1perieheed, energetic business men.
and We have no doubt will receive, as
they deserve, a ihit share OF public pat
.eonnne
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STRANGERS

Tfhst n6tyo1f lfyss on. hoaltl, n tI,onoro n,
many unleaf1ied Ind WOFthiet ,IiJefenSeFS
destitute Of knnWieIlges name or an racfsr
Ntio eopy. Dt. Io1l4tpnis advert 6fneTitS OF
style Themselves liDi thA i1efS TIsy3isT-
" l1duc1ted Fhy clans; incSpat SO Of sSiT4nc
tney keep you hing month mar month,
tlelr and oisnnors componndS
and IN elpnttt leaVe ypu N IA Ftiined health
toMgh over uuHoVfngl HIM dii : IiT,oinfment,
DE. johnston b the only PhyEi eiSn' aiver.
:; as ereslentials OF diplomas, always hangin
an ~, u rem or tTeatmgnt arc unknown to
srsA5 nos l!als OF Europe, tho first in the
county and MON extensive pr{Cdte pTuctis
IMAM l.n1 any other Phys clan In the world.
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PoI1cE couRr.-Saturday was live
ly day In the police court. The follow
ing cases were putthrough:
JAMES SarTen, for, Carrying knuck-
lets In ViClation of4hs iIst section, was
fined IS and costs.
Benjamin Pearson, for being drunk
and putting up in the market house.
was fined 81 and costs.
was fined $40 and costs.
Wiley Cox, Wesley Hunter and John
Davis, for fighting, were fined $40 and
ien5ts baeh9DfiI 4is4r ~ rs,-s-.sfT
- John GiliGpie was arranged d, a
charge of larceny and sent up to the
Circuit Court for trial.
Another party was arraigned for some
dis9rdsEly taEEyings on, and fined $40
cases having melted To the city the goofi
round sum Of over 800.
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hIeSrA hIsY.-sT1 The f6lrfnI eifeee ID on tlieuInd
are much to be drehded-InS az MenoTE
tontnsion OF Ideas. Depression of SpiritE. ~.
hoebodIngs, ANQFSl0n to eoGietY. SeiEDIsfmSt
t t51V e,i ~ S SoItnds arc some
ho1s1nds Of persons OF al ages car, nov
t1otISs Witlnt . The cause Of their declinInr
merry otis and ieInh having q EinF1'
Nm S,9 ABOUT the eyes cough ard
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ATpT1EHNPIuRHi HoUsR.-Gens Jass
A. Hardie; Of the War Department, and
RFevet Brig. GEN John ii. o1eyl for-
merly Of the sth West Virginia cavalry,
were Gt'tlie aI'Iure House yestertlay.si !,
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RIVER NRws.-The river was FILLING
on Saturday and yesterday, with about
5 feet 8 inches in the channel.
On Saturday the Bayurd arrived, and
len again at IL A. II. for Parkersburg.
The Ptae Grove arrived, and len again
at P. NJ. for Cincinnati. The Neau
State arrived and ia laid up forthe pres
ent-hRying been withdrawn from the
Parkersburg trade. The regular pack
cts arrived and len as usual. 5---
Yesterday the Eagle arrived. She
has also been temporarily Withdrawn
from the Parkersbprg trade, and win
go on the ways II Cincinnati for repairs
She is advertised to leave for that port
tormeroW. The RepeEue, having since
herTephirs made one tFipt6 Cincinnati,
isnow at the landing and will leave at 10
A. n. to-day for ParkersLurg In place
Of the Eagle. The Forest City passed
down in the evening.
The FTRaReter is laid up at the sisters,
there not being water in the chan
mel tOadmtt of her pissago up.
The Oh CRY, which has been thor
Oughly overhauled, repaired and re-
painted, viii leave the boat yard to-day.
We aEepot advised what trade she is
going In. ~ slaal.. s-esg-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Diggett are making
preparations to give a Concert in this
city, assisted by an orchestra composed
Of their pupils. 1t.
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FURNITURE

I'd f,.5f. O1GINl1O EGE.
lHE UNDERSIGNED REspErTFTuTv
MIN me p1hlie that they me niannfIe
anu nave constant on hnnd n e1S4cISs
T5Ne sock OF an kinds OF Fuinitfifn N,isS ~
1,l1IS;t MartEobes, Bureans TSSfisS
slaases and aveEy thing EisiSliy f3,1,SS ,1s
Furniture Wafero6Tn :, 40plll1 IN q
short notice, = s=-'sA IfSA'43ltl8 done on
a1sg S5s 49, topayPRoarPrand
Undertaking Business,
~ lL ntstncae5 keeping on hand arsneral
AM IIIIient q EOFFINS Of an 49,
h1 plnln trimmed I'm the. bgst sf,Is 1,ItS ~
st1'e and usual attendances 40 q Y. y
klsK's AErAILIC BURIAL GASES.
which for ordinary interb,ent. t,s,,,,i,,,,,. q,
S'Alius and transpo ttltIon they have no Xvi
No, - SfS,,NM IN W E zSISSIn 4 SON, n
stor. ie 2 d2 9Sg above Reed G KFiffS Dug
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YOUNG NTEN

kSpeclallyi who have become tho victim. =,
sSoIltnIy VICE, thnt dreadful and IleSfTi1StiO ~
hnblt which annually gWeeps to an nnII,sssISSe
grave thousands of Young Men OF tbs I,sa,
SH1nIted @lents and brilliant intellect ~bS
Senates with the thundeEs Of eiOouenSet 1s
walked TO ecstaey the living IyTe, NAV III ~
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We learn that Mr., and Mrs. Diggett,
assisted by . number OF Ladies' and
Gentlemen OF this city gave two Con-
GERS OF vocal and instrumental music,
in Kilgore's Hal, steubenville, Ohio,
last week, with great success. We clip
the following from the Stoubenville
Herald Of Friday last = .. ~ ..Il J
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- TAKE PARTTCT1IlA1l NIlInrIe

.lts..l TAKE PAR1TCULAR NOTICE
y; adcirees an those who have injured
tary habttS which ruin both body and mind
nnntttnG them for either buAInesS, study, 20:
T. These are some OF the sad and YneIa,,ci,o,,v
etIects produced by early habits Of youflIs Vii.
W " eeltnesS q tho Back and Limbs, PailiE IN
me Heflnt Dlmne8 OF Eleht, i - Of NYnsenlS1
IoWer, Pnlpitatinn OF the Heart, DysnenSia
y Iyolts 1rTttahility DeEange1neiito OF fhe nj
sse 49, r. lE1nction GENERAL Debility, symp-
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ORGANIC WEAKNFss

Immediately cured and mn ViFor RaEfn,oI
:, rms distressing n1ectiOn-JIhICII TI1y,,is,
llle ana marriage impoazible-is The nenSf,I
paid by the victims OF Improper indniVas,r,,s,SS
Young persons are too apt TO commit eScSSSS
from not being aware Of the dreadfli cTnSe.
M q nay enile- Now, Who thatun.
u,efslnnd9 the 6htIeet VIII sprst slld ~ dsS,,
that the power Of pTocTeaflon a iosf s5 10y
~ thoSe taIlinE into Improper habits nan
~ me prudentl Besides beinR deTrivssd =,
the pleesure Of healthy ofHSpTinE. iISs MI y
SsI5ons ana Destructive sympEonis 10 'both
5ody ana mind arise. The syEfeTn 6eeoms1
deEanged, the Physical and Mental FuncfiSSS
MesllEen 81 hl1! OF ProcToative Power. Nerr.
3qs 1ta1t DyEpepSin, Palpltntion Of ira
Hear, Indigestion, Cunsff ion1I neIIiIitT.
I; Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, CofstiiiiTS,
uon, Deeny and Death X r II =
once, No. . South Frederick st-ea,-
Lett hnTid side going nom Baltimore Sfnae,,
Q lew doors nom the corner. Fan not 10 Oh
serve the name and number
IetteFB must be flnld and 'coffnin n t5or,,,
inc Doctors DIP lomA bangs in his ofiice.
A CURBwARRANTED M TWO DAYS.
No ATqaHor NdliseolS DFugv
n.y.
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NOR FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK.
other connecting points, =, : ! n - i.1lf :,
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CIRCUIT Circuit Court met ON
saturday morning ate O'Clock. hut
little business ofimPOrtance wns trans
acted. The most of tho day was con-
sumed in the consideration Of the fol-
loNtngcAsess 6F Ff3
stebert &c. John and Hugh Nichols.
Suit about an old stable; $50 damages
were aworded to the plaintiff.
Weber rst Armstrong. Suit for dam
ages inflicted ON said weber by said
Armstrong, from glancing hatcheE
thrown by said Armstrong at dog,
which said Ratchet missed said dog. and
inflicted said damages on said weber.
Case continued until to-day.
Several young members of the bar
spoke their pieees", In the way OF
"maiden efforts, - aequittinR themselves
We understand with eonsiderahlecrelit
Court meets this morning at 9 O'clock.
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New oRaANIzAIIoN. OF TnR HopR
FIRE CoArPANr.-Pursuant to notice a
meeting was held In the Hope Hall on
Saturday night last, and re6rganiza-
ton Of The Fire Company effected, by
the election of the following Officers:
President, John Nolan. IL .sl
Vice President, Samuel Lewis. $3.50
Secretary, II. Fl. Hall. 'ls E5 M
Chief Director, H. H. Hall. i4s55lfl
First Vice Director, s. HeVreitt. i=--
Second Vice Direet0Fg Thos. Young.
Third Vice Director, n. d. Graham. !.
Chief Engineer, Ghas. Carroll. - 4
First Assistant, Eof Cunningham.
Several Offices remain to be filled.
We are glad our citizens have gone
thus actively to work in this matter,
and hope they VIII not quit until the
good labor is finished. "iis's
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pAILY. ". Q oid ~ q 81 4. n.

n THE NEW LIN ~ STEAMERS biz
Leave Spears Wharf, foot Of Gay Street,
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DARotL's Foo TRUMPET. $50 many testimonials
reach Us relative to the practical efficiency Of this signal
that we scarcely know where 70 stop we have known
Mr. Dsbo for many years most pcrsevcr'ng and IN
dcftgabe gentleman, devoted almost soloy TO the de-
velopmcnt Of some practical ear signal which would b
productive Of saving human lfo; and know that hs
has had TO contend against great many obstacles ana
injured his health by his close application 10 the study
Of sound for marine or lighthouse signals gives us
much pleasure therefore, 20 refer 10 letter which Mr.
pabo has just received from the Chairman Of the Board
Of works. Halifax N. s. wherein he furnishes Mr. d.
boil with the following important tcstimonisi:-
We had capital opportunity Of testing the power Of
tho fog trumpet yesterday; the wind was blowing gallo
from the south the atmosphere very thick and during
the whole day the sound Of the instrument could be dis
tIncty heard In this city. could even hear while In
my Once
rs SUFFICIENT comment the above 70 cay tha, The
Cog trumpet referred 70 located sambro Island sta.
Tea miles southwest from Halifax
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Rich RECRUIT FOR THE NEW RM0.-The
great want of the new ring now in process of
formation has hitherto been money. Ben Wood
has used up his twenty-five thousand dollar
check, and has had to get up a mortgage and
draw upon his cribbage bank. Weed has lost
money In Wall street, and can only put his
bones and scraps into the pool The sorehead
employees and softhead capitalists Of the bun
combe and bogus Citizens Association are des-
perately anxious to make money, and have
none to invest in the ring. But now Sinclair,
of the Tribune, has contributed the great piers
and wharves job, worth about fifty millions Of
dollars TO those concerned, and with this
amount Of money the members Of the new ring
expect to elect Fernando Wood for Mayor and
rush bill through the next Legislature legal
zing the sale Of lottery policies This isl grand
scheme, worthy Of all who take part in It. Ben
Wood has managed to make Weeds skeleton
and the rag-tag and bobtail Of the Citizens
Association and poor Greeley, Of the Tribune,
his most humble and obedient servants to com.
mand, and has thus transformed his former enc
mics into the most useful, laborious and eff
cient supporters Of the Wood family. But we
learn from Albany that Comptroller Brennan
is coming out in the role of real reformer, and
is going to cut five or six millions of Of the tax
levy, stop all the swindling on Corporation adj
vertisng, rout the friends and retainers Of the
bogus reformers out of their disgraceful sine
cures, and sweep the Corporation kitchen with
bran new broom. If he do this down goes
the new ring, like It's predecessors. If he do
not do 1t, then down goes Comptroller Bren-
nan. and Tammany Hall may as well shut up
sbop, disband and merge itself into those other
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German Imm.igra tiom.

The directors Of the German Society held monthly
meeting at their office Battery place yesterday. The
agent Of the society submitted report from which is
appeared that during the past month 90 oo6 emtgrants
were landed at Castle Garden, Of whom 1o,es7 wers
Germans. 640o Of these arrived in fourteen vessels
from Bremen; 2602 In Ave vessels from Hnmburg 500
in three vessels from Havre 81 in two from Iondoni
1914 in fifteen from Liverpool and 216 In one vessel
from Antwerp During the same period Of last year
B.Sl6 German immigrants were landed at this port
The whole immigration ct this port since tho lss
Of January amounted 70 167 $3.50 persons, OF whom
59Sl7 were Germans. During the same period Of lass
year the whole immigration amounted to 1856 420 persona
Of whom 45 4T2 Germans Only nifty one persons
provided with employment through the agency Of
the German Society during the past month.
The relief committee expended $500 70 for the roller
Of poor and destitute mmgrnns, and $500 were appr0
prated to be expended in the same manner during The
present month Tho receipts OF the society during tho
past month amounted to SEA IL; the expenses were
Say7 Co. and inclusive of balance Of sls7o 21 on the
list OF October the sum OF i0o5 03 remained in the
treasury
The President, Mr. Bissnser announced that Mr.. An
drew Kcrrigan has resigned biz post as Commissioners
er-aGaio of Emigration. Dir. Keniaen WAS, like the
president Of tho German s-ciety, Commissioner OF
I'm grafton ezocio by virtue OF his POSITION as Presi-
dcnt of the Irish Eni.rant Society, which, appears
has ccasnd to exist
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Prone nade Concert OF tho Twcnty.thard
Regiment National Guard.

The wealth. beauty a1d fashion Of Brooklyn crowded
the academy Of Music last night the occasion Of the
promenade concert given By the Twenty third regiment
National Guard. Elegant tolelses fair women and .
eorgcousIy decorated buidng, brilliantly lii up, made
an enchanting scene che Twenty third has become
Of the leading Brooklyn regiments, End last evenings
entertainment the third concert Of this description
given by the members Colonel Calvin Il. Pratt IN
officer Of well earned reputation dunrg the late war; u
In Command, and the military fame which this orgsnzs-
ton has achieved Ia mainly owing TO the careful sei@c-
lions which have been made In placing competent fci-
tsry nj its head
ls to the decorations Of tire Academy they tasty
and elegant Flags, flowers and notices, together with
the grim parapheTnalia II warfare comminged IN pleas
ing groups while several cage containing csnarcs hung
suspended from tho second tier. These musical birds
warbled natures melodies during the night and
plainly disngushabo between the pauses Of the or
ches large rebel hng, taken n Augusta Ga, and
presented the regiment By Lieutenant Colonel Moli-
neux occupied position 70 the right OF the stage.
speaing OF the music all that could be desired
new band Of pieces has been procured for the
regiment and last evening some choice musical gems
were dscoursed for the edincafon OF the promenade
The following was the promenade programme Tor ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02

MAGIC, MrRrH ASo Mynmv AT CoorEs Issrt-
rurE-Professor wiseman will commence series Of
performances in egcrdcmsin at the Cooper Institute on
Monday evening next the 9th inst The Professor has
had long experience in the East, and claims TO have
learned much from the Arabs the Persian mag ana the
wonderful juggcrs Of Hindostau His list OF fcass rs
very copous, and appears 70 be entirely new madame
wseman brings the gift Of second sight TO the other per-
formances Mr.. wiseman,s season is confined 10
weak.