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Evening star., 1865-10-05

THE FENIASs IN CANADA-The Canadian
journals are apparently uneasy over certain
alleged Fenian meetings lin secret) in various
parts OF the country. One held in Montreal,
The other evening, is said TO have contributed
5000 in cash to the cause. Mysterious clrcp-
lars, too, are out, with cabalistic characters.
supposed TO have reference TO the Irish Re,
public.
Evening star., 1865-10-05
AN OBJECT OF INTEREST
METROPOLITAN HALL,

METROPOLITAN HALL.
Pennsylv sDia avenue, between llth aud 18th sts.
rIoprlstor ........'''.'.. .....-..;-.:b. HENZE
Acting Manager. Prof. G.. NACHMAN
OPENING OF THE FALL AND wINTEP
SEASON
pleasure IN lnloT ming the public and his friends
that the Hall has been entirely renovated and splen
didy decorated and his endeavor will be to please
the public and introduce new faces on the ST age
every week during the coming season, trusting that
his friends will favor him with their visits they
have heretofore.
The Manager has, at an enormous expense en-
gagged the following pertormers
First appearance of Miss MAZORA ARNOLDI,
the handsOmest built Lady on the Stage, who will
appear every night in her great imper sonatons of
Roman and GreCian Statuary.
First appearance of HARRY RAYNOR, the Ec-
centric and Versatile Performer.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF OUR FAVORITES.
MISS ANNIE LEE,
The Beautiful Balladst
MISS KITTY LEE,
The fair Daughter of the Terpsichorean Art
MISS MARY WALTON,
The ACCOmpli ished Vocalist
MISS CARRIE BENTLEY,
CHARLEY PETITE is Ps1u'''Ui DAn'euss'
The Great Ethiopian Comedian.
BILLY WARD,
The well known Irish Comedian
PROF. u: HINES Pianist.
The Metropolitan Hall Brass Band will perform
nightly some of their choice selections of Music.
The Musical Department will again be under the
charge Of the well known Yiolinist Prof G. MACH
MAN.
~ The Bar is always stocked with the choicest
Liquors and Scgars the market can nafford.
Admission free
Evening star., 1865-10-05

MA meeting of the Tobacco and Cigar
Dealers Association Of New ork was neid on
Tnesday. at which further perfection was
made of the arrangements Of the members for
petitioninC Congress at the next session to so
amend the Internal Revenue law as TO transfer
the tax from the manufactured tobacco TO the
"a w m Material.
Evening star., 1865-10-05

CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-.
PLExION fellows the use of HELMBOLD'S HIGH
LY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA. 1t removes black spots pinples
and all eruptions of the skin m Is 6m
Evening star., 1865-10-05

HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT OF FSARSAPARILLA
cleanses and renoyates the blood, instils the vigor
OF health into the system, and purges oat the hu-
mors that make disease. m I5-6m
Evening star., 1865-10-05

BUSINESS IN NoRFoLK.-Several new lines
OF steamers have been put upon the Dismal
Swamp canal, and large quantities Of prod nee
that have been awaiting transportation is COM
ing forward. large cargo Of cotton and max
seed arrived AZ Norfolk on Saturday
Evening star., 1865-10-05

To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, BEAuTFY the
complexiOn, use HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CON.
CENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARIL-
LA. One bottle equals in strength enc gallon Of
the Syrup er Decoction. m 25-6m
Evening star., 1865-10-05

Nor FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS that
afict mankind arise from corrHptiOns of the blood
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
remedy of the utmost value. m 0-6m
Evening star., 1865-10-05
STOP THAT SCRATCHING

And use wHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT. 1t
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 4s hours also cures
Chillblains Ulcers, and all Eruptions of the Skin.
Sold by all Druggists. J. ID. GILMAN,
mar 23-ly $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
Evening star., 1865-10-05
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER an E..av of W,

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of Warn
Ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for diseases of the Urinary and
Sexual systens-Sent free, in sealed envelopes Ad-
dress DR.. J: SkILLIy HoUGHroN, Howard Associa-
fon, Philadelphia, Pa. NH 81 -6In
Evening star., 1865-10-05
SEATON HALL.

THE CARTER ZOUAvE TROUPE
Will. 10y the request of many of the citizens o
this city. give six more of their Very Popular
Original and Unique Entertainments "a above
First appcaran Of the Young American Canta-
trire. MISS LOIISA RERGER oc 4 ~
Evening star., 1865-10-05
BANKERS,

BANK ERS.
Jay COOKE CO.,
BANK ERs,
F0tseHth sytet, eppo,us Treasury,
en- hand, full supply of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
7-3O TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &C.,
And pay the highest prices for
QUARTERMAsTER's CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS au 2-df
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
ii. d. COOKE, lof Jay Cooke & Co.. President.
VIM 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lsIE ST., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Government securities with Treasurer United
HONE MILLION DOLLARsA
hCuuS IN COHneCtlOn Win tne mouse OF
JAY COOKE CO., as
SPECIAL AGENTS FOB THE 7-3O LOAN,
We will I'LL all orders with pTomptness and des.
patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks
and Bankers.
A constant supply sf the Notes on hand and ready
for immedi ate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection,
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to US.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN
mEST LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
s VIM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WASHING TON, March 70, 1855. mn-tf
Evening star., 1865-10-05
ID Regular Licensed Auctioneers,
372 Pa. av., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.

- CARD To THE PUbLlC.
We have this day entered into arrangements for
the purpose of doing an out door business, and
offer services to the public for the selling of
House hold Furniture at private dwellings, Houses
and Lots, Farms and Stocks, Horses and Carriages,
Orphans Court Sales, Vessels, and any kind Of
Store, on favorable terms as any Auctioneers in
the city.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of our
friends and persons wishing the services Of sue
tioneer, believing that, from our experience Of 3
years in the business, shall be able to give full
satisfaction. .. .
Sales at Store Every Evening.
Morgan sep 29-lm
Evening star., 1865-10-05

THoMPSON's POMADE OPTIEM = For i'm
L parting a rich gloss and exquisite perfume 70
tant. Prepared by +. @. WELLS CO, New
York, and sold by all Druggists Price See. ana 100
Evening star., 1865-10-05

u RRIV VED
have just received, direct from the Importers, a
very fine selection Of Cigars, embracing in part the
following Choice Brands:
CABANA LONDRES,
CABASA BUVAS,
FIGARO LONDRES DE CORTE,
FIGARO PREESAD0S,
La ESPANOLO PRENSADOS,
Ell ESCUDO PRENSADOS,
Ell ESCUDO PRIMERA,
NAPOLEON III PRIMERA,
PRINCIPLES CYARA) PRIMERA.
keep fine Domestic Cigars that can sell at New
York prices.
JAMES THARP,
No. 500 Seventh street, opposite
Sc C3 eo7tr Odd Fellow s Hall
Evening star., 1865-10-05

TDUTLERS BALSAMIC MIXTURE.-This old
Dwell known and entirely reliable remedy Tor Se-
eret Msladies, is for sale BY ell pruegists: Pnee
q per bsttle, Jan Neoly,a
Evening star., 1865-10-05
PERSONAL.

e. R.-YOu should not have trusted in such an
VI inyeterate quack. DE-. LEON has the largest
practice, and is considered the most scientific in
such cases. His Office is i20 Penn's av. se % I'm"
to consult
DIR. LEON,
420 Penn's avenue,
between "a and 9Th streets,
all SECRET DISEASES, in both sexes in the
shortest time possible His successful practice for
many years, and the thousands cured by him. testi-
fes to his abilities physician. His prescrip-
tions being adopted from the most scientific re-
searches of hospitals Of this country and Europe
Young men who have injured themselves by or
may be suffering from the terrible effects of SELF
only one who can thoroughly cure them.
tPLTTsTf FREE fn one or two
I AIDES, DON'T LOOK AT THIS
WM; PRIEGE, E 3sl F street, has reduced his
FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH
ioT skirts Pantaletts, Sc on Muslin. Linen, Cam
elegant patterns than any other place of the kind
FLGTING SIX CENTS PERYARD. seI5 If
C9NsULT DE, ,BAKNEs.-He cures all secret
- diseases Of both sexes permanently and in the
shortest time possible. Recent yenereal cases cured
IN two tG four days without injury to the COnsttu
ton. Those requiring confidential medical assist
ance should apply at once at Room No. II Wash
lngton Building, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
ih street sep 10 I'm"
TNHE PATIENTS OF DIR. VFLLNY can be at
L tended At DR.. Darby's Medical and Surgical
Consultation Rooms, 90 7th street, with honors-
for each. sell-lms
A TTENTION EOTH SEXES-SemiDal Ennis
n siOHs, GOnorrhwa, elect, LeucOrrhna and Sy-
strusl Obstructions removed Address, Describing
synPtGms; and enclosing one dollar, DR.: W. NOR
and receive by return mail p-escrip ptions and in.
structions suited to your case. su 28Im'
Evening star., 1865-10-05

IIOR NON -RRTENTION OR INCoNTINACE
of UIine Irritation, Inflammation or odeera I ,S.
Prostrate Glands, St,Ee in the BlaG der Calculus,
Gravel or Brick slst Deposit, and sii PiseaHes os
use HELMB0LpS FLUID EXTRACT BUCAU
Usy %sm
Evening star., 1865-10-05
HERYEY SHRIyER.

Ia, B. Ii. G. BoUIS. E. h. SPRINGER. ID
~ B0UIS CO., EM4
Successors 10 Charles ID. Lord,
$50 T. Street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
near Growers Theatre, Washington, d. c.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND JAPANNED WARE,
PARLOR, COOK, AND OFFICE STOVES,
RANGES, FURNACES. &C
KITCHEN and HOUSE-FURSISHING IMPLE-
MRNTS Of all kinds, such as
Knives, Forks, Pans, Boilers, Buckets, Spoons
&C, Plates, re, Coal HOds,
&c, Tubs, &c.
All OF which we will sell IS low az any other house
in the city. We solicit call from our friends and
the public.
ROOFING, SPOUTING, GUTTERING and all
kinds of JOB WORK prom ptlv attended to.
N.B.-A large supply OF FRUIT CANS for sale
low. sep ii I'M
Evening star., 1865-10-05

Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor
Evening star., 1865-10-05

TN WASHINGTON, September l3, 1855.
HE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a
COpartnership for the purpose of conducting a
Wholesale and retail family Grocery, at 34J Penn
sylvania avenue, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel,
under tle style of Joseph B. Bryan Bro, where
they would be pleased TO their friends and the
public. Persons in want will find full and com
pete asgOTtment and al prices as low as can be
chased JOSEPH u. BRYAN,
Sc "a eo3w G G.. BRYAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04
Wiley, Theodore, II Crosby ct;
Yandsrvender, Joseph, II Crosoy-h.
Shelly, William, 3lS Hestcs-st.
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
o,.u,., Commander Terry, Wilmington, NC u hours,
vi.h ynd,e TO Arthur Leary. - - a u,
st. Andrew ORB Scott Liverpool Nov 10 via
Ossn.town with mdse. and pass to Williams Guion.
steamship Moneka, Msrshmsm' Charleston NOV w. WIN
,nSss and BASS 70 Livingston, Fox Co.
St:mship Chase Roah Savannah 20 hours with md's to
steamer Admiral Nichols, Philadelphia hours In ballast
shsn Clara Wheeler wimab, Liverpool u days. with
mdse. to Williams Guion. ,,., n. a 9TH ,na..
Ship Albert, Gsllatin Delano' La'eipoo o'" 80 WIN ~
q nass TO g. Grinneii. ,,,,r nj. t.n.,,.
Oct. 10 with coffee to J. L. Phipps Co. ..,..,. "a
Bak burnside (of Bostonl, Pendergrast, hPaecnos ~
dsys With cotton to A. G. Schsefer Co. .. III,
III, A. Brad,haw Fish, IndiaDos Texas, 30 days. with
cotton and hides to master
Brig Isabela, Rondout for Boston - ., av.
Bris Nellie Johnson Knight Black River Jam.' I" oay''
With Haywood 10 Jed Frye Co. go - 4, A..
Bril- tempest Wilson, Mobile 10 days with cotton Sc' 10
Bra Stephen Duncan Galveston 20 days. with cotton &C.,
schr Stephen Morgan Davies Georgetown days. with
coal. . ,,., L., ,,h .o.I
Schr d. Gefford clifford Georgetown6 days. with coal
schr. E1sr:ion, FsuhIe, James River va aay'' wiz"
wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04
THANKSGIVING DAY.

''NS~''"Nu UAI,
ut is the Peace Thanksgiving!
And gathered home from all the STAT. -. :.
The Nations children keep the holid.,
The sweetest holiday for many ,.u,
BILL OF FARE AND AN Nvl,Ans,
THE ROUND TABLE, in full accord vim
the approaching National Festival, take. ,...,
oil good and patriotic people throushou. Ii. ~
literary banquet it has prepared for Ii. e,,....
TABLE viii be spread on WEDNESDAY xoeuv,
among the items on the bill ff.ro will be Ii. 4a.,
THE THANKSGIVING FEsrIvAL-A ropx
ANEW STYLE OF BEG0ARs
ATHANKsGIvING RHAPSODY
WHEN AND HOW TO DRINK WIN,
THE LovELIPE OF DIR. KAN,
oDEToATnAsKscIvISs rrrrp
Together with choice collection Of Lany q, !.
Notes. Correspondence from London, Boston .ud p,..,
phis, etc, etc.
TIE ROUND TABLE viii be rsdy early wEpyps,,
MORNING for the special accommodates Of ,hcs N. =.
leave the city In the afternoon and can Be ohtss.d !. A.
railroad depots and Of newsdealeu generally.
THE ROUND TABLE BANQUET
THANKSGIVING DAY, US.
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Itlfltkt ~ 'TptDlrhs
Soebbler, Nicholas. f2J bToome-sL
Newman, George, 90 trosby'st.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Davis, Abraham, 2O5 MulbeIryst
Pidgeon, Julian, 2i5 Mulbory.st.
Conroy, James, 1856 Mulbeny-Sl
Schmdi, jacob, e. NJ. place.
Good,chalk, Jacob, o MaIion-st
, Saver, Jacob, J13 Broome st.
Cutliii, Thomas. lCl Mulbenyst.
Brandt, Albert, i02 Broomest.
Woods. John II Madon-st.
Curry, Richard, ~ SpriDg-st.
Clesy, Cornelius, l5s Mottst.
Buchan, james, / MHrion-st.
Coz, James, II Marions,.
Cook, Eugene, 2lJ Mulberrya.
Curry, Michael, 2lJ Mulbenyst.
Cotton, William, l6y MulbcrrYt.
Gerecke. Henry, al MubeIry-t.
hunbergcr. Nicholas. 10 Spring II.
Paflsnhcimer, William, ia Grsnd.sL
SPIRAL, Ulrich. 100 Grand-si.
White, John, Js3 Broome-st
Ayres, Thomas, lso Mulbenyst.
Buch, Charles, 1891 Meibeuya.
Burke. Walter j., lf8 MubenysL
Brock, Harris, 1883 Mottst.
Young, Horny, I63 Mott.sL
Budke, J. H., 10 G.. NJ. r.
Beezer, Ludwig, $50 Brooine-s
Carroll, John, ni Spring-t.
Cunningham, Henry, 1888 Mulberyst.
Connelley, Edward, az spring-st
Collins, Thomas. 3yJ Broome Ut.
Coliins, James, 800 bToome.st
Cosletto, William, 1893 MulbcIryst.
Conner, John, 100 Mulberry.st.
Dempsey, Daniel, I &. NJ. y.
Dood, james, 1856 Mulb'rrys.
DIaypuicLeT, Charles, 1871 Motta
DrsypuIcbcr, Charles, jr, 1871 Moist.
Dunsdsy, Michael. 1853 Grand Ut.
EichhoH, August. 38l Broome.st.
Fninser, Chri.tian, d Centre Market place.
Fleming. Charles. 3y1 BrooIDc-st.
TIcken, Claus, 20 spTingst.
HaniEan. Thomas, 40 Mulberryst.
OsntsIt, Paul, 4O4 BIoomest.
OoiiebJtJ. Victor A., ~ MsJt0I-st
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Walters, Frederick NJ. Goerck-t
Reynolds, Edward, 81 Broome-st
WOLF. Solomon. Jt4 Gfsndst
Ho~iey, Hugh, &c Broone-st.
Price, Thomas, 8 Csnnon.st.
Smith, kdw ard b., 10 Cannonst.
Dixon William H., 10 Goerck'st
Mccain Patrick, % Lewls-st
Cornell, James. z9l Delancey-st. q,
Nolan, Lawrence, $40 Grand 1t.
Ross James, 3l3 Deancey-st
Green, William w, - Lewis,t.
Canavan, Peter j.. 68t Lewisst.
Ode Charles. % Lewis-st.
kewconb, Albert, 80 Goerckst.
Sweeney. Patrick, 10 Goerck.st..
Boberts, William A., 10 Cannon-st
Daley Timothy, Al Goerckst.
Osyer Martin, 1914 Lewis st.
Cullinan, Patrick, ~ GOerckT.
McGee, Luxe, a. Broomest.
Austin, Richard SO Broomeft.
frederick. Gustave A., 81 Ooerckt.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
stubenase, Christian. IL Broomest.
Beiing Frederick. 90 Mangins
Lent Abraham, - Jompkinsst.
EiAer. Charles, 325 Rivng,on-st.
Lynch, Patrick, 81 Tonpkius-st
Lynch, Terence 81 Tompkinsst.
TeDDy. Daniel East-sL
Donnel Thomas, Marginst
SommcTs Tobias, "a CoeIck At.
Dougherty. Domnick, Eastst.
fancy, William ~ BrOomes,.
O'Bnen James, 10 Broomr.st
Connolly. Michael u Goercktt.
Small. William, CO MaDl In VI.
Carpenter, WIN. NJ, IA BToome-st.
6pauldng jas. f., steam.tug Adea, foot Of 0Tandst
Sands, sin pbonss, 3s5 Rivngton-st
Owens, CIaIies. rs Broome-st.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Weterstedt Nicholas, I85 Clinton.st.
Newman, George. zi6 Div.sionu.
Kreusher. George, l'y CIntonH.
Graft, VIM. f.. II sufolkst.
Joachim Char.cs, 1873 CiiDton.st
Seiiz. Franz lJl Cntonst
Wheelsn. Michael. iiesterst.
GaIhgan, Charles. IicstoISt
Evans, Jacob. 10 Norfolk st.
Dufeld Robert, I7J Cint0n-st.
Chadwick, Ebenezcf, HcsterH.
Norre, frsnk, Hestart.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
IIealy Michael j., 3 Canncn-st
Neville, Patrick. | CannoD-st.
Bettenan, Frederick, II Broome.se
Herman, u Broome-st
enyder, LerfGDd. 50 Lewis. st.
Vincent, John w, 100 Delsncey.st.
Muuy, Thomas 2Gd Delanceyst.
Rodgers. Owen. IL Csnnonst.
James, 3 CsnD0D-st.
RchafeT, Anton, IS Cannon.st.
Iieeck William, Is BToomest.
John. az Columbisst.
IisDnigan, Charles. 90 CInnon.st.
Ioolsn, James 80 Cnnnon.st
Hussey, John, 81 Cdnnonst
D0nneI, Thomas, 81 Llnnon.st.
itfsusc, ficins, IS BIOomest.
hcNeilly, John. 81 Columbia.s.
jstcT, Michael, 81 Lewisst
FOURTEENTH WARD
FIRST DISTRICT.
oseph w. Arnold 81 Il. Houstonst
'homss Bennett, "a y. IIOastopsL
William Deadly, 273 Mottst.
hss ToIey, NV AaItssIysL
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RRCIsTRATION.
.Csutipued from First fe9e.

George Ball 267 sixth-st.
Noritx Hirsch, 86 Avenue q
Phhp Kstzeasteip. ~ sum"
Lsuehhn DooIey, 5l fli'n's"
DAVID Prior 543 Fifth-st,o
Charles Rowland, 5o7 ffs,m
Christopher Connolly ~
Esnrv Oninn 222 Sixth-st
ioSn SToohey, 60 Avenue D;
y yoSn irdlov' 266 Seyenthst
John r. Shaiter IS, fItn''''
Iscoh Ksur a39 sixth-st-
49,. Nsber IS Avenue u.
Ssni Weber H3 SiIth.st
nxh.iss Lloyd. Sal Finh-st.
pstsr Ousterinan. 257 Si1th'st.
Jacob Smith. 80 SiItht''
Jobn J. White. 257 sixth'st
Peter Buckley 2s31 Si1thst,
Jehn A. VerInilyea, 25s Si1thst-
Herthoi s. Paris, 23l Sixtbst.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
lsuis Oeutel 4l3 Fifth-st.
Mortimer Brinkerhoof, 81 Avenue e.
Samuel Eckstein, 423 finh,st.
Pster w. Sheusen. 10y Sihth'r
Alex apder De Groot, LIS sixth'st.
Lew Lippmsn, 2l2 Seventh-st
Francis Swartz, 453 Fifthst.
Groree H. Anderson, l,5 Sixth.t.
Robert Eterch. AL Fiithst.
Christian Kochersberger, zoe Snth'st
Nathan Stern, 81 Avenue b.
Adam Eshenfelter, III Si1thst
Christoph Neiderer, 81 Avenue Is.
Charles Guenrer. PIT Sixthst
William T.. bFinckerhooi. " AvepueC
Richard Etterich. AL Fiftht
Marx Finck IS AvenueC.
Daniel H. Hill, lg7 SiIth-st
Louis Monsheimer, ia SeventhM
jacob NattsnheiIner, 70 Avenue I.
Mari Obendorfer. ?05 Sixth,st
John C. Rooney, 30 Seventhst
Ceessr Schif, iii SiIthst
Chsrles SchaeffneT, 81 Avenue Is.
xusust GuudenbergeY, 1853 SeventhiI
Frsrik Klein. I6S Sixth-st
Simon Scbuek l69 Sixthft
Jo.epb Cornell III SiIthg
Len COIN, 1879 Sixth.st.
Charles Brnckman. 100 Sixth'r-
Anton Beinler, 443 Fith.st
Christian Klein, l78 Sixthst.
Charles w. Hoyne, 1863 Sixth'st
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19

DoDwoRTirs DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. 2i2 Fath avenue. New York,
I3T Montague street. Brooklyn.
Glasses opon FOR reception Of pupils. a ~
An advancci finishing class, now forming, which win
meet on saturdays At Q T. NJ Send for circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19

EoR sALE-A FINE PAIR OF YOUNG soRREL CAR,
- rage Horses; sound kind closely matched;
hands inch high long tas very pleasant drivers
handsome BRETT only been three months; aud Iar-
ness VIII be sold separately together. Apply Tall
mans stables 3i9 broadway OF Thirty eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19

ENOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING THE CITY,
II gentlcmans Park Tnrnout-Horse, Wagon, Harness.
&c stylish, complete and perfect In every respect Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19

+ n sHARrN0'e rnYvAfn DANCING AcADRNy, -
Fourth avenue nsss Twenty nird sess os.s. fcr
formed a oths. tines and private sssons sve1 d sof
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-02
after, Battle.

Eery coss funles and pennons; Musical in-'
iIsstrumehes, tLhe apparatus of artillery drums,
|buelss sSBuY why dwell llol, Swing pio5s
tire 81 ghten field g.? l5a6d every.
'iil,ousi gdislg bore mute testimonylto the
misery of fsuoasa BATTLE y # ~
\ EtCoulaSth melanc peorance of this scene
Of deathk be hsightened, stwould be byswit-
Messing 1sle 81 researchasof tile living, amidEits \
desolati the objects Of theirfove. Moth
ers. an1dswivessfand children, for daysgwere8 6
lSoccupiad in that mournful duty; and thescpns3 y
fusion Sths'corpses friend and foeintcfs2Asll v
ming led aas they were, often rendered the ats,
temp ognizing individuals dif6cult; alfd
metSimes impossible i : sss@ 9'
INNS my places the dead hysfour deepSsnEso,,
each tother, smarking the spot some British
! squafeshad occupied, exposed. for hours totheT'
mur herous fye6fsa French battery. Outside,
lanch Gairasscrs were scattered thickly on the 7
earth, s3Iady attempting to force the,serried !
bos3lesss essay by the husketry Of the inner.
htl)le oayalry of.SFrafice and England had en- :
Imingled and The heavy yN orman horses Of
the Imperial Guard were interspegsed with
the gray oharg;ers which lsd oarris dSalbion;s
chivalry. Here tthe Highland siffaiE
iSleur 10y, ,side byside, toEsther and
dragooh, with green Efins badge upSl
hss ish isaesy d2s|R yIsa ;ss ,as
n1t Of. f.tbnsiaee wliereith asoGf 1ISas cum
'bcred with the dead ,8and tfodden ifstpck deep \
in the mud and gore Sby ShS # equent rush Of /
rival cavalrN tia thick ssrewn corpses of the "
| Imperial Guard 5lntsd sout the spot where !,
i Napoleon hadbeep deteated. Here, in col /
bumnj%s,that favored corps, on whom his. last
4 chances rested, had been annihilatcd andt
advance aud ropulse of the Guard was itrace-
able in asinass Of fallen Erenchmens asI Iassthe
hollow below, tile last struggle Of FrancS Had IL
been yainly made; for'there the Old Guard a
attempted meet the British and afford times
Ito thor dissfganizcd companions torally. ysss
| "a, NIARENIUbE wtrH A CoLT. The Fort
| Wayne (ndiana) ",Gazctte, 'sof the goth ut, "
gives the following remarkable story, for the5fss
the corrsctness Of fswhish it vollches: MA
nItymay be of SO &sSinterest to stock grow 81
erss to know that III " Robert Bennett, Of this
city, has "a mules@ith Young colt, the latter u
about four, weeks5old.& Iheafact is quite re-
narkable,' and worth hromelnbsriin J. aphere is (,
no mistake .aboutsthe the mule is the,
mother of theScolt. Mr.. Conklin, the photo
grapher, brought us a$Ilhotosmph ofjtlie ani-:
gnal thissmorniligg ggz;, relnarkab SIC good picture
the colt imbibing 55frealfast, and moth
er'tiedsto agpostswith haltor The}piature !
may be seeM at our office. It ought to bessos Ys
cured cured BY the Agricultural Society. !" a'> s@
Follow THE RlGIIT.- No matter who you !,
are, whatyoarlot, or where you live, you can SS
not aifosd ito do that which is wrong. The
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