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CAI Il. FIR.

In Cia.so"v'le, Town Of Cato.
TIE Undersigned has e-tahI-h-d Fair
i Gtcutds At what VS. formerly known a
Buck Horn Cones, ard Propose to have
the Cate Shows ami Fans during the ! eaI
1866 "a follows:
Fist Mond1y of June,
9 4" 9 August,
q Oripb-r
Ample aTrar gemert vii be made for the care
and protection of Cattle, Heres, Sheep, &c.
aid the farmers of this section OF the count!
are invited TO attend
CLASSON I. NULHALL,
Pfoprietors.
May Is, 1865,
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Special Offers.

We desire this year 10 place before a million
Of northern readers the great doctrines the Dan
B"ok teaches Oh the question of the Races =
We confidently believe if this journal wers
placed IN III" hands OF one half of he voters OF
The uortLera states between this time and N1>
Ncinhrr, 1864 the Democrats could sot fail to
ca rs TIE ext Pre-lue tlaI election We there
Ton" IN he ine f'.iow'ug "it"rs, nos ~ the light
O. IrZf~, 49, o even Iecause il VII ." pr f.
ta3."--."r SD COR scarcely afiytd i.--nat soiciy
70 SECURE rid d.Ssen'fas,o. u he r,tars uhtch
rt ~ }gsla3ll be- tele ~ Z ,gge on, ,.,unfyy.
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FrGnklin Street betrreen Sth an& Oh SIS
MANITOWOC, WIS.
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AEsOEIfEI YvETTIsayS.

PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT
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biri.owoc, April - 1865.
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Eu Probate.

By HENRY SIBREE. Deputy.
Dated February %, 1865.
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" CD. arregtio =! visitors 70 u u.ukea u
or rx1ei.si.e aaC rich CD OF Sjns aud D. -
Goods.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18
Call, Call, G all,

pTWscan affordto and riU sell all
our goods at prices which in these time s
will make it an object both in purse and
hoppinss for he Rich and Poor. the Eco
nomist ona.the mprosident,the Epicure
andthe Frugaho purchase Of us.
- Cash fovtha seller and satisfsction
to the purchaser, is the business motto Of
Mostly Il. D. BOOZE b co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
pniiatelphta.

HT>EASES of the Nervous, Seminal. Urinary
| } aud Sexua! >ystems~~n"w aud reliable treat
ment--in reports II the Howard Assoctat on-~Se MT
by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge
Address. DR. j. skillin Hol,ahtsn. Howard Assacia,
tio0 No. south Ninth Street Philadelphia, Penn
sy mia. voi1uoloIy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

large lot Of Corn. Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best rates
will, be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Furs, and all kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange for goods.
may3Q IS. q. H. SCHuSIER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

The best capital to begin life on ia a
capital wife.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

What affectionste times these are -
Everything 10 90 dear"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

The first Thursday in December has
been designated by the President as a day
for national Thanksgiving aud prayer.
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An extra copy Ct the Weekly edition
furnished to clubs of twenty or more.
For clubs of fifty the Semi Weekly,
and for clubs Of one hundred the Daily,
will be sent to getter up Of club. e--.s~.
Additions may be made to clubs Al any
time during the year a: the regular club
rates
Changes from club lsts can only be
made By request of the person receiving
the club packages. All such requests
must name the edition, post-ottiee and
State to which it has presiously been sent,
md inclose twenty-five cents to pay for
changing to separate address.
Orders for any Of the editions of The
World may be sent by mail, and should
inc'ose Postoiiice Money Order or Bank
draft for amount (less the discount We
have no AUTHORIZED travelling ayenss -
Money sent by mail will be a, the risk of
the senders. Orders aud letters should be
addressed &c .za~rss..-.
49,. THE WORLD, d..
Az IS Park Row, New York.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

Why arc strikes unscriptural? Because
they are contrary TO the hire-law.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
~
c.
~ - J; a.,
1s:s; d; - 30
Idaho thrown I'm the Shade.
Great Rash to the New Digg,ng..
ASTONISHING DISCOVERIES.
Gil . ct II * Il tenn o1at
POPULAR STORE
II. y. BOOZE & co.
Chased by theirlarge and we'll select.
ed stock for Fall and Winter
Of 1865, -consistinx of
GROCERIES,,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS A"D sEOES.
Clothing,
Hate and Caps,
Hardware.
Glassware.
Queensware.
Wooden Ware,
Nails, Sash.
Paint, and Oils.
-A'''' ''' "''''' anu oe'' d'""'y OF
&c."
j
Agricultural implements.
Shovels, Spades
ana N"""'o 0fA''
-o--
w.
GSam ana - aeon,
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GREAT REDUCTION IN TERMS.

DAILY WORLD.
One copy, one year, BY uail...........$l0
sEaI-wEEKLY WORLD.
One copy, one year...................... /
-Four copies, one year.....".............. ~
Ten copies, one Observation-Disclosures. 20
WEEKLY WORLD.
One year, one copy ........................
-Four copies, one year., ................." !
Ten copies, one year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID
Twenty copies, oae year, one address. -
Tifty oon;as. one wear. to one address. 80
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

TIo. bread is said to be like the cater
pillar, for the reason that it is "the grub
that makes the butterfly 4 ~@4@
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ssts ANA WATCH.

as<s ANA WATCH.
N III cGtgr NOVELTY !.
N : = - i 4f'fE = -. - he # It's
l. - y at, *Gtr.t> T.H" Invention c'''1-
%.sA I""~. i .ji!trr""t r+tti~ 1nnr'l roll
rl i-4.,ttv aI1 H. >ci, 's"ta, ing exact iuta-
tj"r, e j. -"ltt, called Arcana, wh'th will
always keep itsscnnr. They are ~ t"autllu! as
.,'lI -,t. trfi afforded ~ oE""itlH ia" r>t.-
The case Tea itniIt designed with Panel and
shield f.r mann. with Patent Push Pin, anal engrav-
al ia The exact >t> L. II the celebrated aoii Hunt
ing Lovrr>. al are real, handsome and Desirable
and al }n..ttt II # gold a. - defy detec
ti"I. Ih' a't>rHpaut - laanuiartarr't hy tON4A
kutW II. ljnrr Watch ttmiauE oil EUROPE, aue
su"'rhly finished. having engraved pallets. Tar.
g, clrN i bridges. adjusting Ft-Utator- with gold
halanc" aud the improved gold artf~n. with line
dja! aHa skeleton hands, AMI i Warranted a good
line Keeper.
These wal, hes aIe ef thlee different sizes. the
-malIs>t h..F : ftr !.t.!i,~ and all Hunting
,'aS,e. 4 case f six viii he sent hy mail ar EN-
press f1 Sl.3 80 \ single sent in u h"rh-.'me
Hor"crn Case far SIS: will readily * II far three
times linir t,s.. We sole agents tr this watch
in the uitea states ami non" are genuine which
do not tear TRADE mark. Address,
GIRARp ". lENAIEH u 90.
ju24-ls importers, Is Maiden Lane NY.
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Phoenix of Hartford.

The FH'ENTX enters the present year better than
prepa red for service and duty, in the line VI
its profession, with enlarged facilities the
ira, .actiuu of business.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

Secretary Stanton has RENTED the fine Of
$1,000 imposed uron Cant. Jas Moorv, of
the 10Th Z. 8. Inf, for frauds in enlist
ments, but allows the remainder Of the
penalty, a dishonorah'e discharge from
the service, to be enforced.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

Why is convalescent dyspeptic like a
reprieved criminal? Because he can't
digest yet.
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Art Intelliscr nee.

very fine exhibition Of American art may be looked
for in Kew Yok in the spring Of 1866 Our artists did
not ect Their studies daring their summer tour and
returning TO town with wei filed portfolios
Church. Il in Vermont, from Iansaca, W. I.
Gignoux Hicks, W. 7. Richards. Donp, Laurie Inman
sad Martin are jnst from the Adironiaclss.
Bcrsiad. has two profitable commissions fom the
English capitalists now in New York
Thoiuas Adams Of Hartford Conn.,, has com 1eted
monument of Ftsan yeincd marble. % bc erected by
Mrs Susan E. Perkins Clark 10 the memory Of Tire late
Lieutenant d. p ncwey who kilc. at the bsfle Of
Irish Bend, Louisiana, April Ia, 1867
has gone the field OF Getiysinrg in company
with General Hancock and sir Bancroft
Keusrtt = r. Clifford employ themselves opsab-
;ccis akcn,from white Mountain
Eastman Johnson has been among tho. fine old
sous OF the state 90 Maine.
William Hunt. of Boston, expects to run TO Europe
soon, in company with Dir. vcddcr
J y Cropecy is 10 his residence, Greenwood Lake,
New Jersey. lie isengaged large pistarc OF auau
tumnsl scene, which will be romo-i:shographeR.n
England for the National Art Association.
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Foreign Thcatricals.


Arrah ma Poguc draws well at the Theatre Royal Gas
gov, Scotland.
Miss Batemans farewell provincial tour in Great
Britain previous to departure for America, is thus
announced Theatre Royal. Birmingham September IS
Theatre Royal. Dublin, October 10; Theatre Royal Gas
gow October 81 and Theatre Royal Manchester. Novem
Der 20
Loves Sacrifice was given at sader's Wells theatre,
London, the Both of September, bliss Marriott. the
drcctrcss Of the house. taking the part Of Margaret FL
more; Matthew Emore was played by James Bennett;
Jean Ruse by John Rouse the low comedian at the
Iyceum during Tho management Of Madame Celeste.
Nelly, OF the Companions Of the Chain, is played
nightly at the Marylebone theatre London. 10 the de-
light OF tho '0oys who Frequent the house in great
numbers.
Adah Isaacs Menkin Heenaa TO arpear vt Astleys
Iondon the 9Th of October the leading character
in the Child Of tho SUM- mclodraIna written by
John Brougham,
Mrs. Calvert Is playing the Blind Princess in King
Renas Daughter, at the Princes theatre. Manchester,
England
Fire and Water played for the frat time; before
very crowded audience at tho Prince Of Wales theatre,
Liverpool, the ID of October. Mr. J. j, Toole ap-
pearcd Joe Bright she Fireman, and was very well
received. Lionel Bruugh and Miss stuart appeared in
the piece
Mr. Fcchtcr "a Frcnchman) played excellent
Hamlet at the Theatre Royal, Liyorpoo5 October
Christy's Ministries have returned est. James Hall
Liverpool
The members of the BrtsiS Dramatic Club IN Monte
vdco enjoying themselves and amusing their friends
with amateur theatrcas. Notwithstanding the wnr in
that part OF the world.
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tions Of becoming cisizen, while the latter
does The fact Of IN alien having served the
specified time in the army does away with the
necessity Of his fling papers declaring bis In
tention to become citizen before he can get
his papers Of citizenship, and that is all. Each
and every alien who has served In the army
must take out his naturalization papers before
he will be entitled to vote. All such who de-
sire to vote at the coming election will there
fore take their discharge papers and present
them to any court of record, and upon them
their papers Of citizenship will be granted
Their discharge from the army is the evidence
which entities them to naturalization papers,
without the delay Of previous application.
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The three brothers Formes-Kari. Theodore and Will
liam-announce series OF grand concerts, the rst 70
come of at Irving Hall on Monday, the 30th inst Kari
Formes is too well known here TO need any word Of
commentator from US. Theodore has made universal
reputation in Europe tenor, and we believe IL was
with some difficulty that he was enabled TO make his
present transatlantic voyage owing 70 the urgency OF
his engagements wo have doubt that the concerts
Of these eminent artists will meet with great success,
and will BIO gratefully welcomed by the public.
FOREIGN MUSICAL.
La Signorina Patti was expected in Paris October s.
hours According to reports in that city she is
not In worry good health.
NJ Costa was in Paris October s.
The Chyuniqne Musicale OF Paris has discovered
coincidence between the cholera and the production of
opera by Meyerbecr Iu 1882 the epidemic followed
the first performance OF Robert in 1s49 came with tho
prophetic, and In 1854 with rEoR da Nord And now in
1855 have pAficaine. Is the cholera really its
ways
Alfred MELONS concerts brought to close FOR
the season. in London, the Both of September, Mr.
Mellon being well pleased with the result.
The Italian opera in Paris still under the mauagcre ont
OF NJ Bagior opened, ocober2, with RiccI's Ctipina
ct Ia Comare.
The now (English) opera, Castle Grim, given at
the New Royalty, London October g
The operate burlesque. Lucia d Lammermoor; or,
The Laird, the Lady and the Little Lover, draws
crowded houses the Prince Of Wales theatre London
Tempctons African opera troupe is at the Alexandra,
London.
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Obituary..

GEORGE v. LAWRENCE, or PENNSYLVANIA
Mr.. George " Lawrence Representative esct
from Pennsylvania TO the Thirty ninth Congress- oicd
in Washington county Of tha. State, the 18th inst
From the unpublished edition Of the Dictionary Of Con-
gressr we iearn that he born in Washington counfy
Pa lsis and that has father Joseph Lawrence,
and devoted himself 70 agricultural pursuits elected
70 the Pennsy vana Legislature In 1874 l847 1863 and
1852 and the state Senate IN l81S lSao 1850 1851
1890 ofc,atng asSpeaker during the last term md
frequently served In the conventions Of Ae ate and
was considered man of superior ability.
CHhRLEs ;. FERRIS
Charles j. Ferris, Esq, died nj Elery, Chautsusua
county, N. ", Wednesday last aged twosty:six years
Mr. Ferris. during the war hold the most important
and responsible position or operator on tho War Depart
panys Offer, In this city where by his integrity and
fdey his arduous datses he gained the unqualified
esteem the high officials OF the government veil
The officers OF tho company. His RENAME will BE- In
TERED at East Aurora, Erie county, NJ \.
DR. ). NJ. M0gIA1rY.
Doctor J. NJ Noriarty, formerly por physician at
Deer Island Boston Hsrbor, died suddenly of heart
disease Friday At his residence In Eat Boston, aged
hfty-eign years.
MARSHAL aANTA-cRUA
Marshal Santa Cruz, whose obseques wcrc celebrated
at Versailles ON tho I'd October, was formerly President
OF the Republic Of Bolivia The latter portion Of his life
was passed In France 10 which country no WAS much
dOrbgny the celebrated French naturalist to all parts
OF Bolivia, and his efforts TO prsmote tho material
progress of the country assign him high rank among
the leaders OF civilization
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CITY Intelligence.

TUr CArrrrr OF SxrH THE wRsTCuYsrER COUNTY BURG
LAR.--Mr Thomas Lyons, the regular Waterman on
gagged in the OF the premises No 307 Broadway in
which Charles Smith. the artsburgar, of Wsschestcr
county, found sccycted, the night OF the 10Th
inst. makes y statement somewhat In conflict with tho
account Of tho proceeding published in the HRaED Of
the 10th Of this month He claims that he discovered
something was wrong about the of Mr. Dewey and
called a policeman; aiso that officer Gunson and noe
Captain Petty should have the credit OF finally searching
out and securing The would be burglar the wsscnmaA
lieved by the proper officers Of the law.
STE FOR TUE Nsw OPERA HoUsE-The following
some OF tAe sales OF real estate recently made by T. r.
Ludlow & Co,:-Eets corner Of Fourth avenue and
Twenty third street. feet on the avenues ono
hundred feet in the rear, and two hundred feet on
Twenty third srccs sl4 900; the site is purchased =
secure FOR Italian opera house. Three los In Broad
way running through 10 Mercer street, seventy five BY
two hundred feet, brought s27o ooo and haafoss
adjoining on Mercer street. S35 600 These lots were
pure based the erection Of magnificent stores for two
Of most prominent furnishing goods merchsnts
-Four lots Fifty nintsyee<. fronting the CentraPark
hundrsd by two hundred feet were sold Tor $os00o
Nor DEAD Yxr.-h giving publicity to a series %
resolutions. prepared by . committee OF Company ~
Seventy first regiment New York State National Guard
regarding tho death OF william n. Smith, yesterday, an
error was committed which might, II unexplained cause
trouble among the friends and relatives Of Mr. VIM j.
Smth-also member Of the command-whose name-
through accident Substituted for that Of the pcsson
really deceased VIM. M Smith Acquaintancoo Of M
VIM Smith assured that he is not dead bus living
Tnx BnooxLys AND RecxAwAy BEACH RAnRoAD.-1his
new railroad which from East New York ard runs ~
Canarse whcrc faryboas takc passengers direct soi
Rockawog beach, has juss hccn completed AgcaAieman
exhibited the city yesterday the st COPY Of the!
HERALD transported over the line 10 Canarse. This
place. me road may DO put IN work ng oedsr
will be but about hours pleasant ride from East Nsw
York II Is intended TO have the trains conn hsnso rnn-
ming Thursday Of the present week. OF which 0vens
a. wen a. particulars Of changes, time, &c, nouos
will boduly promulgated In few days.
SALE or rHs Hosszs AND CARNAGE OF Kmsauxa
BRoKs. 1t will be remembered thA Mr. Charles GrahsR
was she broker Of T. b. Kctchum Of gold check uso-
riety and that NE failed from accumulation Of hs pssS
cipaYs forged documents. The horses and csiess o
MT Graham sold Mt auction yesterday by orhsr e
David Groesbcek hrs assignee. The spanof bloe9 bays
brought S3Oeo; carriage, t279o; rob1s and bls.ksts
9l7B.
ISsrrcrroS or ns Emuru RsGxzr, NATIONAL. GsAns.-p
TassorgAnsaon will be inspected TO- afsrnocs.
ne one O'Clock, AZ their arrcry Troop win form line
on the south side Of Grand street. ght resting Centre
street, meunicd field and ssh disnOunseG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

THE BxrsH COLONIES AND REcrRoTr.-A
very significant resolution has recently been
introduced into the Legislative Assembly Of
the British colony Of Bermuda, to the effect
that toe Governor be requested 70 commune
cate to the home government the desire Of the
people that the colony should participate in
any treaty Of reciprocity trade between the
United States and the British North American
Provinces that may be entered into between the
~ governments. Some time ago the Cana
dams Affected to regard the Reciprocity treaty
= n 0ttle value to Canada In tact ther adj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22
Tho Navy.

General Don Eustorge Sasar, late Minister from
Colombia 70 the United States visited tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard He was shown all that Is interesting 10 DO seem
and departed highly pleased with his visit
THE sLoor-0F-wAR BROOKLYN.
This vessel received sailing osders from Washington on
"Wednesday and will depart for Brazil about Monday
next She will steam from the Navy Yard 70 anchorage
Oh tho Battery to-day.
orrcERs pErAonED.
Acting Volunteer Licu,cnants T y. Wade and .. Nor
gan have been relieved from duty In the Brooklyn Navy
Yard and placed on "waiting orders roll
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News from the West Indies.
BERMUDA ANXIOUS FOR AMERICAN TRADE
fTrom the Bcrnsuda Gasrtte, Out 4

From the Bcrrsuda Gazette, 0ut. IL
Abstract az ne Procsedixes Of ths Hosss y A"smbswsA
Wednesday, Sept ~.
NJ zu,lI rave notice shat tho next day OF mco1R
no will move the following message " the Governcs
The House Of Assembly respectfully request thae
vour rcellency will be pleased TO communicate 70 her
government the desire OF che General Assembly,
Of bermuda that this colony should 70 some exteu par
tIcnate in any treaty or reciprocal trade between tn
n,ted states and the British North American psovincsu
tat NAV DO entered into between the governments of
Tho United States and Great Britain. =
ne will move that committee DO appointed TO inquire
into and report next session. IT. and p what respect and
II what extent u would be conducive 10 the interest a
this colony to seek participation In any treaty Of recl-
procal trade between the United States and the British
North American provinces that may 30 adopted BY thd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

PoRTLAND, Me-, Oct II, 1860.
Tho visitors from the Monroe Commandcry Of Knights
Tcmpar. Of Rochester Now York, thirty STRONG arrived
here from Quebec at hafpast two o'clock this afternoon,
and were received by tho Portland Commandery, who
will entertain them hero until Tuesday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

IMPORTANT TO USNAruRAIIzxD DsaaARGED
SohDERs.-we have received several letters
from discharged soldiers, who state that they
are entitled to vote under the law Of Congress,
by virtue Of the fact Of having served three
years in the army and having seocived an hon.
Orable discharge, asking II they will be re-
quired to take out their naturalization papers
before they can vote. As we understand the
law Of Congress, an alien who served in the
army is obliged to take out his naturalization
papers before he can vote, the same as any
other person who Is born in q foreign country,
before he oan become citizen. The difference
between an alien who has served in the army
and one who has not is, simply, that the dis
charged soldier does not have 70 Ole his inten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

WHAT ARE THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS ABouT!--
We hear Of great complaints about the inefi-
cient and improper action Of the new Board Of
Fire Commissioners, What are they about Ono
hazardous thing VIC know they are contemplate
ing and that Is the removal Of the three fire en-
gines located in Ann street. in the midst Of build
ings. and material highly combustible, to some
locality down TORN. Parties doing business in
Ann street proteA against the removal Of the
engines, for they allege, with propriety, that
their property would be consumed before the
engines could be brought on the ground in
case of q fire. insurance companies have
an interest N this matter, and they should OK
ercise their influence in having proper means
Of protection against fire Afforded to- property
holders In the street referred to.
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

New York. Sunday. October ;s2, 1868.
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MONTPELLIER'S OPERA HOT Sc, 81 and 80 Bowery.-
MIasrKE-sv. SISciSG DANCING, PASromiaEs, &c
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HOOLEYS OPERA HOUSE, Brooslyn.-ErmoPIAN Nm
srRFLsY-l;AlLADs, BURLEsouEs AND PASroMiNEs.
NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY. els Broadway
Open from ~ A. NJ. TIL 10 T.. NJ
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BROADWAY ArIIENlEUM, Broadway. DIo
Ma OF NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN EUROPE.
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DoDwoRTH HALL. 500 Broadway-BLlsp Tox's Plan
CoSCrrr.