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\NrAN.ED-A GODD COAT MAhER-
w sl-o u husAcil.sn. laqui." m Tie Ie ost
Store, : ave II. ~
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4 Part NTN'IS ANp ~ DORIS TO LFT-In
IAtt" Etpomr arc.', 80 " lite street Il stto
tt'o., Hy Nui ora. -uu,L o.. HrosdNay, ~. ,un-
nrl sit,tt .., A.s,. -ft't AZ elizabeth tucUf, 10
lh1s- st''i. NHly 30 u. "A. gibbons CO.. 40
lNuUuc rfIvpt lU0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-15

\tfANlIr-2 LADIES DRESS CAP
" makers. Appl, TOO. kIChMONp& 60,
~ go Is o'HHa ~.
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AEsTlCAI.- EOAt SAFE.

CURRENCY FOR SALE ~ PACKAGES OF
~ 70, tlJ aui so ~ pa, 1t tie U.iICo count
el. AlrO pcnLIua 44l
EOR SALE-INO TAPE LOOMS, IN GOOD
4 rorTius CtGer. Can be socn by applying at SLd
Wet 4dth n. $40
NOR SALE-DNE or THE BEST SODA
l. fountains iu "a, CIV, will be sold low for en- h
apply to ASH 4 BLCkBLE, Plumbers, cor. Mn.IlI
sill Spruce sts. a.
One UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SAIL, r.,
~ good order tor $50 great bargain 10 an, g...
W We IhVe s.yIs ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-15

l(kuokutN I'ilut~-IO LET, AT 10
- fulton a. .lu..E u, stu0oui honr that hs. been
'rrNIt'd iH. u.i.i yt..Hs merchant tailor, or
% rlii be- rcu'"i iog nHs hos puIlusc Inquire on
the p.,u,..... -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-15

A GIRL To 10 GENERAL HOrSTnOEk
- IN asmAl private family wanted, Nis4 West
Athd %
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16

On last Sunday, Mr. O. F. Rosecrantz rode
nm to Sharon. While there he complained OF
feeling very unwell, but left late in the after
man TO return to Canton. Early on the next
morning, the 18th inst, his body was fouuu'
by Mr.. William Bledsoe, about one mile west
Of sharon. on the road leading to Canton.
III, horse was found hlched, carefully, near
by.
rnon an examination by a jury of inquest,
ma mai ks of violence were found upon tue
body. They "fouud that he came to MS
tepth hv the act of God, induced by apople&y
,.r e,il.nsv. and that he died on the evening
Of the l9fh of Nosember, A. D. 1865, about e
o'clock.
Irs ho1v had been robbed ef II fine double
a.n3 sorl watch, oreastpin, as"nt Sl23 IN
ercpnhncks. and small amount OF specie
His body and effects were taken charge OF
h, Mr. Ritter, q friend ana partner VI '"' ue-
CEASED, for the purpose Of taking them to
Pnaucah, XIV, where the parents OF Ar' Rose
crautz ueside.
Mr. Eosecrantz wa. formerly member o.
Go. D, 3rd Kentucky regiment, g. y A. 1T
usde brave and gallant soldier, ana wa
sayerely wounded in the head, at the ha'tIe o
the> "Cross Roads," under Gen. Forrest II
tie summer of 1864. lie never recovered en-
,irely rom the effects of this wo"nd' ah'
thar, seems to be no doubt that the fit o
a,onnxv which caused his death was super
induced by it.
At the close of the war.Nr. Roseeran'z es
toh,ished himself in CantoR, as watehmake
and iewellor. He was Il skillful ana atten'N
workman, unexceptionable in his deportmen'
and had already become useful ana worm
citizen.
His parents have the sympathy OF the com
mupity in which he lived.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16

We published in a former number OF our
paper the proclamation of President Johnson
recommending to the people of the oni'eu
States, that they observe the first THURSDAY
of December as a day of National lhnhks-
giving. We hope our people may remember
and observe that day as directed by our pres
iaont and also that they may pray to God to
ovort the evils that now threaten us.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16

sE- According to the report OF Col.
Thomas, of the Freedmen's Bureau, the
fatal number of negroes in Louisiana
drawing ratons from the Government is
% 900.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16
CITATION NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,

Madison COuhty')
The State of Mississippi:
To A. II. Smith. guardian TO Sarah Collins,
a minor, and all other persons interested IN the
lands, tenements and heredtdments Of StaTkey
Collins, deceased
NOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
i fore the Probate Court of Madison coun-
ty, at the Court house thereof, on the
18th day Of NOuemJer merit,
in the November term of said Court, then and
there to answer the petition of Samuel Milton,
Executor of the last will and testament of said
decedent for sale of the lands, tenements and
heledtaments of said decedent, for the ray
ment of his debts. his personal estate being
represented as insufficient, and to show cause,
if any you can, why SO much of the said lands,
teneInents and hereditaments should not be
sold to pay the residue of the debts OF SAID
decedent
WITNESS the Honorable William
s. Bailey, Judge of the Probate
Is. Court of Madison County, the
second Monday in October A. d
49, 1865, aud seal of said court.
Issued the 18th of October, A. ID. le65.
Z. D. WARD, CT rk,
oct 10, 1865. eT-4w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16

9 To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN.--Kead the
circular letter of Maj. Gen. o. o. Howard 10
be fonnd in another column.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16

E~ We invite the attention OF our
readers to the advertisements, to be found
in to.day's issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16

The following, found in late jackson
y,ws shows what freedom is doing for the
"poor negro
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HISDs County.
Personally appeared before the undersign-
3D. Mayor of jackson, James NJ. Goats ana
w French, both being duly sworn, deposed
and said. that while they were passing near
,ho late residence OF the Hon. W. L. Sharkey,
~ Yesterday, they noticed persons being
hurled. and on going to the grave, they saw
,bree grown men (black men) and coloreo
child. put into one grave burying them near
~ the top of the ground, and covering them
orer and leaving them in this condition.
rho rersous so buried were from the Freed
mems Hospital, in the Clifton yard, they had
40 collins or winding sheet of any kind about
,bom the grave was orly Is inches deep.
j. II. CoATs,
WV. FRENCH
Sworn and subscribed before me Nov. 18th,
1868.
D. y. BARRoWs,
Mayor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16
SI,crTG''S Sale.

JEFFERSON LOVE, Admir-, &c,
VS. Fl, IA.
Estate Lawson F. HENDERSON.
10y virtue of the above stated writ, to me
ID directed, from the Honorable Probate
Court Of Madison county, | will sell at pub
lie Auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
before the Court House door, in the town of
Canton, on the first Monday of December,
1865, it being the 4th day of said month,
the following described property, to wit:
Lots l and 2, square No. |, and residence
IN the town of Canton, W S See. IL
NE3 81 Sec. IS; + Sec. 10; Seven acres
off S W corner of L 4, and acre off 5 f
corner of N W ], and S less 20 acres out of
N L corner, Sec. 80, all in Township s, Range
] West, % acres ofN end of W ! n E ] and
Ed W I, less % acres out of end, and W !
of WI Sec. 81, Towship,6. Range l West.
N W / and S J Sec. %, t. 8, R.2 West. J
of E Sec. 2G, T. s, R. West. N / and
IE5NW /, lying E of diagonal line, and !,
| S 4 and N of z J S " /, Sec. 80, i .,
West N J and W Z 4, Sec. 80, I g., Il
West, estimated at $3.50 acres, more or less
Levied on as the property of the Estate o
Lawson F. Henderson and will be sold to sat
tisfy the above stated case and all cost.
sale to take place within the hours prescribed b.
aw. JNp l. SEMMfNo, 0heih'
Oct 90 1865. I'm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16
GROCER rs.

GROCERIES.
100 DO1s FL0UR-F Fancy F S,?rSt I OTTO.
D( FORD & OTTO.
.D( ~ FoRO & OTTO.
~ H'LF BB'LS No. MACKEREL.
10 FORD d OTTO.
III HlF BB'LS No. 3. MAUKEREL:
III FORD Il OTTO.
III OUR BB'LS No. MACKEREL.
III FORD & OTTO.
on KITS No. MAoKE REL = . orro
III BB'LS YELLOW CLARIFIED sU-
III GAR. FORD d OTTO.
III Bells WHITE SUGAR.
IU FORD & OTTO.
Do - FORD & OTTO.
z BB'LS CRUSHED SUGAR.
, FORD 4 OTTO.
z BB'LS POWDERED SUGAR.
, FORD Il OTTO.
Z BB'LS LOAF SUGAR.
> FORD d OTTO.
100 Doz. CANS COVE Fa STs ! oTTo.
Ok Doz. CANS sPICED OYSTERS,
20 FORD q OTTO.
200 BOXES FRESH s TdRp y oTro.
20 DOz. CANS FRESH F HAfE I oTTo.
az DOZEN ASSORTED PICKLES, all
20 si.es. FORD & OTTO.
< Doz. PEPPER SAUCE SoDn /. oTro
OU FORD 4 OTTO.
OU FORD q OTTO.
OU FORD & OTTO.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16

BoARnrxG.--Mrs. Reeves is prepared TO ac-
commodate day boarders. Terms 10 sun tne
times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16

DR., Edward Latham has located in TINS
place, and solicits the patronage OF MS ior-
mer friends and acquaintance. See his card
in to-day's issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16
METR LITAN RE OR ID
-ANU-
NEW YORK VINDHC ATOR.


JOHN MTLLALY.--..----. EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.
OHcc AS Brcome street.
NNHE RECORD AND NINDICATOR Is
L publisked once 4 week, and contains
eighty columns Of political news editorial matter,
and varied and interesting reading 1t AIMS to he
truthful and answering exponent OF state Rights,
and is nieNibly opposed TO the antEDemUCfStic
policy of consolation. Believing that popular
freedom In this Republic is dependent upon state
Sovereignty it is at war with all despotic encroach'
ments upon the rights Of the people. 1t shall new
err cease to advocate the supremacy Of the Civil Au-
thoritv and to deuounce and condemn the prefer.
sous and usurpations Of the Military Power.
In the future, as in the past, the Record Will lie
the faithful advocate of Democratic principles. 1t
is true that the recent event, brought about by IA
natica interference with the rights OF States and ny
an intolerance Of the Constitution and laws made IN
accordance Herewith have causcd temporary rev.
oution; but the principles Ct li76 are only sent IN
allowance, and will. we believe, be Iedssettcd
ere many years cldpse. TIE people have yet
to learn from experience that the lessons and teach
ings of the great statesmen Whoounded ms keput.
lie cannot be set aside unless by the overthrow II
popular freedom and self-goyernment Nc tact was
more completely established, no principle more
thoroughly vindiCatCd than that which asserts That
Government derives its Just powers from The con-
sent Of the governed and that Union " hIch can
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mower must, if continued or be 50 sustained, result
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The Record and yindicator shall continue as it
| has herun the outepoken aud fearless opponent OF
| unconstitutional policy on the part OF the Admins
tration the defender OF the great Charter Of Amer
| lean Freedom. and the untinchiug advocate OF LIB
erty Of Speech Vote by Ballot, liabeas Corpus,
Trial by Jury, Freedom Of the Press and State
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October &c, u.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16
CITATION.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CnnnfV {

Madison County,
TO " L. Coleman, and all others int rested IA The
Estate Of Jonathan Coleman, deceased:
XTOU are hereby cited to be and personally
j appear before the Judge of the Probate
Court of said county, at the courthouse there
of, in the city of Caston, on the
18Th day Of Noueus5er merit
in the November term of said court, then
and there to answer the petition OF Edwin
Coleman for division of the personal estate
of said decedent, and to show cause II any you
can why the the petition should not be al
lowed and decision made accordingly as pray
ed for.
- witnesstthe Honorable William S. Bailey
Judge OF the Probate Couu of Madison
l.. S. County the second Monday in October,
A. ID. 1866, and seal of said Court,
Ell WARD, Clerk.
Oct. Is. 1865. eS-lm.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16
Canton Semi 0Neek1p
g I T . ZEN
THURSDAY MORNING, 80 NOV. IS, IS

&C. Stamping, Fluting and Dress Making, do ne
at Mrs. J. Yanceys Millinery Store, next door to
Stees old stand N
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TnK WERkLY TIMEs


Terms invariably in advance Address
WM Il. &. KING & CO.,
PrcprietOrs y, 0. Tines, 70 Camp 81
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-16

November, 5th, 1865.
The New York herald., 1865-09-18

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD
N Furniture sale pcrempory this day Monday, snle
commencing this ut clock ut the elegant
sion ib West third street near sixth avenue Rose
Parlor rurnture Sideboard, Etigers, Bookcase Ward
robes Carr et Mirrors, Chandeliers Bureaus, Bedsteads
Mattresses. Sr.; Basement and ktcuen Furniture.
A. q. HAYWOOD * co. AucOneers,
The New York herald., 1865-09-18
A UCr1ON NOTICE-POSITIvE AND PEREMPTORY
n SALE or SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MAGNIFICENT PAKIOR SUITS,
RIttH FRENCH MIRRORS

"A SALE or syPERB H0usEH0LD FURNITURE.
rich EkEscH PLhTE MiRkosss.
SSSSESSP o.,
HENRY r wEsrcoTr AustIonser, SG will SELL .hI. tMon.
q ss
nue. sonsisilns q srberb walnut arior Suits IN French
Tfs L"nses and CHAIRS to- 70 match % pamasf
Painting both hsorics and iadscape magnificent
sonze sran aud Bisque Figures Lava Ornaments Vases
sFSSSuET fSss sISo IS5 t6yER carved
iss %sa
per ard gsa,n Carpets Sofas and Sofa ssS ESten
and Glassware Cutlery, &C.. with large variety OF maho-
Sc apprec1ed Men viii be attendance cart pack
shipgoods Tor purchasers
Ucro> NorIcE.-MoRTGAG SALE OF ELEGANT
preess At tie residence % wsvsrey place oe,wssn Firth
R nGs% Ta sum- IL sa d
Brussels ssr H's Ae
& @ @ o an% dVaps all sas the
OH raia.. Mirrors, Lace Window Curtains marble top
& aa'tss ss ss'f b a 1s hS
Mare h H Gnery cnroske% nn Manie & nrinmsns &c
@ YorS M S des"1a
A DMlKisTRAToR's SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE.
"A hold Furniture at Public auction, this Monday septem
IA Street ow 'i pde rnae near ssan
the highest bidder without
city maker excellent condition. aifordlng housekeep.
ers and the trade the greatest opportunity and consists Of
ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE THAT COST ss75.
round carved legs and full iron plate French
acton years warranty the maker: Stool
Cover and Music; three elegant rosewood Parior Suits
with green and gold brocac covered with reps OF
tne richie description, in OIL Marble top Centre Tables
lures e match window Shades and ingram @ Carpets
TURKISH guecs and Easy Chairs, &c. Black walnut Ex
pIcev rred silver plated Tea Set Of SIX pieces, Caster
Batter III. Ice Pitcher Spoons Forks Knives: Soup
Chsmbsr tarniturs in suits; Mattrcsscs holsters Piews
any account r. BkOIDEE, Auctioneer.
A UCriON NOTICE.-CROCKERY AND FANCY GOODS
"A y. t. HUNT AuctOneer Tuesday September l9, at 10
O'clock, at Isl Pearl street. by JOS. HUNT. Good assor
rnent; goods well packed.
A UcriON SALE OF CROCKERy, &C.-wM JONES
Tuesday, sept 9, at 10is A. NJ, 229 Pearl
street. stairs large assortment in lots suit retailers
Sale every Tuesday at lO1a A. NJ
A SSIGNEES SALE.-FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD
N Furniture sale pcremptory on this day Monday, sale
this O'Clock, ut The elegant
6 West Twcniy ythird Sixth Rose
wood Panoiore Bronzes, Paintings rosewood and walnut
robes Carr Mirrors Chandeliers Bureaus, Bedsteads
Mattresses Sc.; Basement and kicuen Furniture.
A. T. HAYWOOD CO.. Auctoneers.
RENJAMIN +. THEALI. AUCTIONEER,
' nS ailssTI Eish Il tSalow " cr,oy az
TliEAiL CuRrIS win sell, on Monday, Sept 49, 1856
at O'Clock, at the house Of Manhattan Engine Company
streets a the Furniture and Fixtures in said house. yz:
Mahogany Suits IN plash Centre and Library Tables Dam
Is o" "e"d. ars and su sss Mstr.ssss oWs
Sheets B'ukeis Quilts, Banners and Flags Chandeliers,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets 0lcoths &c Catalogues
now ready ut the salcsroom, % Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1865-09-18

..,,AM AMU y N s1ss;,->-,,,,.,,1,,, To:
81. y. ~snassr vs' IN" i a ~ ~, 1ya 1va
succEssFUL INAUGURATION
~ , Fall AND xINTEE r. s's4ass, sEAsos,
WIN '''' '''s"''r 70 se'sOin sc1HoS-Txs.
WI. beam m nee Of the WIZ
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
in her "nr'A''d TSs,SSpsS1 qSpSSS sRaSaEss e ths
supported By embracing Following artists
Mr. Mr. os.g.. nss.g SSoa Re
Ms. Mss toq's Is n s,i,st MysI' PSo.spss Pet
PREVIOUS to the Burissqus qu.xrs ,pw,c
WIN make hi. r:s New York audience
,,s $oSS S% IiEk:s IN DANGER. =
Miss Ams Harris s Ns""n aass@s sespoonenDs
Mr.. M i'Islss ssss Jenny
Mr. Hind Oils first .ppe.%ass in Ne" Yess ss nurgom...r
can nosrs p" secured @n.v s1rse days IN advance
In active preparation, and will shortly b. produced an
original Sensation Drama Of novel construction
pressiy for '"'''' '"e'er o0'''' "''e"'' ""''" ca
Of the Theatre R1ys oso bo viii max,
Heroine 0''o'e Al Ams''cAh A'0''aoe "s 'ne
RRoADwAY THEATRE.
z
LASr NiSt,Ts NSars
~o.x.. c.. 20 hhni NiohiS c,c,,.,,,,
TaSay MT0ndasy sept RICHAKD III
Wednssdsv wiI;Ss sE,sET -
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Er,daw sT riI ntoSiM xMD yaEVvS MTE
H''u"s''.''. ,.;ASS NjHnT And rAhEwElA1
Thoss a..,-, ~ nSAND ~ W Dill, nii.l, ADDnESs' az
$500 'e''"u' ~ cT 70 pT 70 a'e n stS ~ vrrc
.bo,ls ~. n. IL. . n v. o~n
between eight and fdnr ocacS and heresv avoid 9mno
sitor San, ths ' Jonrs aT T. ny ,H.strs ~ ~ ,Pos
snecn,asn "' inc aoors oil 'ne 'heae Oh 'ne part OF
The great actress
apD on Mond Sent In
va" ~Fr W. """1li 1ilinWffT IN pE II ~ va"
----------- "o@AN IN -------- nrD.
NyrRr.o,s c.pnrN
N insoS hssss sAInES end Mans.. w w,..,,sv
s .,r, n,ps, %psn 3 pas. beens q 20 O. M .,.
' s ~ R7vEIS ' """Pp"
ANn CnMpANv
canRrEp EJ"r = avEi AvIi
drxs anp.a ra nca in ,hrsa raars '
49, ANr6ISE RAvpr
6rst anpearancs In six ysers ""'""'
49, " YIIrSG AMERICA
frat apnea pca IN tbrec ve,rs "'
$50 "Si~-'No'" :" Sic ,ryytvA pvprTA
nrepere dan s.use from hsr ua .siv ,..tr. rrs, nm,
peaIance in America '' '""''''' ' '' ~
MONS VAN UaMNE
,,ro,, 60 Ar,s,o,d,r,
The New York herald., 1865-09-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
HAM, AUCTIONEER.

A q BURNHAM, AUcTIONEER.
Richest assortment OF Furniture offered at auction this
SEASON Rsre chsncs for pares housekeeping
The New York herald., 1865-09-18

WALrAcK's.
" snS Tia. s %s s
open for Il E,SSSyH NlS5Es
During the recess IT has been newly gded painted and
renovated nSsfSSgThIrs, SRSgT%siG%L sne IMPROVEMENTS
have been adapted n rmE III .fsss %sfSY fepsIimen'
yn ;ssSss consist e y y. fGl:SIns a;s
n n iSS SHEx gafMFHF saF NJ NJ HAfTs4 H5fsTdS dSSsE
NJ NJ hiSGolD h. FRS, a M 1HSE S5S sErroN. HSASD'
u u 4 SossSS ssSSx, v: v: $$Hs1t;HH!atsss0s' $HtHas.
Nj NJ. Thha NHEa CANNON, Mi sfqfts. HADELlsE HEN
A ". 5SSk sRfE5 Mr. SE. aAfY Sssrrr
MIS- @ EHTE GARRETT. Mrs Mrs TIMoNY. mNeSYs
Miss DAY, Mas EDWARDS
STAGE DIRECTOR. Mr. JOHN GILBERT
SCENIC; ;1i;fIsTs WRIGHT
Mr Il IslrERwoop sns VI. dAsPARD MAEDER.
LEADER OF THE oRcsEsTBH W rpMARp Mo,,rEyu,urR
on the opening nigh, win be presented 1arst time in
~ NEW AND ORIGINAL DRAMA
.rns- Of 1Ss KAY EaSSs Sssp Esq rAs L..,.
Man" Our American GSHf'nn rmE sEsr' A. entitled
;. slss AEM SSHsEnTd snd
of GREAT sTnTSGT TIT AIR HHSeSx eSxrLErESEss
0De 0Sef aRxSS ss; @ it9 DRAMA s M 'se
ANEW FIVE ACT COMEDY.
are also in preparation.
sas sSok sHs SS''
the ss n.y. % 'A:t %iSs
the public that
THE sPECULATORs IN TICkETs
who nleS the sidewalks Ia front of the theatre have no
authority from the management FOR their extouonhtc de-
msnd Their plan 10 send various parties In the morning
and the be. seats they can get and sell them In
R;; FOR
SEATS
Is In the Of all theatre eoers TO protect themselves
from this nuisance.
NTLLE. PAREPA AT IRVING HALL.
M The management In expressing Its gratitude TO the pub
lie and the press for the -
which has been bestowed upon Nile PAREPA. and &C
knowledgnR reception which utterly without parallel In
THE MUSICAL HISTORY OF NEW YORK,
state that tho week win be the last OF that
ladys appearance prior her departure for he Eastern
THE PROGRAMME
will be varied each evening, as 70 present this
GREAT PRIMA DONNA
In of those which have been made famous by
her vocszaon II has been found repeat the
NfGhrlNGALEs TRILL
and
SING, BIRDIE SING,
o< the other Of which viii bs on the programme each
The New York herald., 1865-09-18
$4,000 WORTH OF

sesson Rsrs chance parties commencing housekeeping
$1,000 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURSITUKE.
.rIANoFORTR. PAINTINGS. BRoNzEs. DRAWING
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK wALNur. v,rn,,,u
SILVER AND GLASS WARE, &C.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
n s az A. the seFps % No.
SALE COMMENCING AT l0h O'CLOCK.
Rleeant Drawing Room Furniture covered gold and
gold OF the richest doscrpton
Egeres ssuary marble tops and French plate glass
Secretary and Bookcase Centre Tables
ysbleS embroidered Lace Curtains, Cornices Shades,
Chandeliers Clock pier and mantei
Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets OIL Paintings by snc.
and artists Winter on the Neva St. Peters
burg Msdona and Child Marine Views Fruit Piece original
by Rousn superb Match Paintings. Scenes Switzerland
BY Cole Flemish Interiors French line Engrsvngs artistic
Bonze Ststsry and nAny and costly Works OF Art and
MAaNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE.
superb instrument richly carved legs and made
order celebrated city maker rosewood Stool Music
stand richly carved rosewood and black walnut Dressing
Bureaus Hedsteads Wardrobes suite style Louis XIV
ha,r and Spring Mattresses Bankets Sheets CountepAnes
stand Stair Carpet SOLID carved oak Sdeboar
Table Arm Chairs elegant sets Crystal Ruby Glass Ocean
sers, 0oblets, Champagne Wines Fruit Stands Punch
1ow solid Silver Casters, spoons, Forks Tureens Cake
baskels Dinner Tea Service Salyer Napkin Rings Shef
nsld Table Cutlery Gable Linen also all the Furniture Of
tendance To pack ship and the Sale peremp
The New York herald., 1865-09-18

..o.,..-o. AMUsEMENTs.
NV BoWERY THEATRE
IN Soie Proprietor. J. w. HnghrA
SECOND WEEK OF
- MR.. X. EDDY
Who wui appear In entire Drama takoa
from the French and adapted % the American stage exprosy
THE LIFE AND TIME
RICHARD III.
bcaS series Of incidents and n the lfs
derful
NorYNo Incident play bears the sigh.sss
G0RCEoGs SCENES ALL NEW
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX.
MARCH TO B0SwORrH FIELD.
GRAND PANORAMA AND DIORAMIC PICTURES
BATTLE SCENES.
ENOX'S OLD BOWERY
lessee, Direcor and Manager. L. Pos
new Irish Prize Drama,
CRUVR 'DHA RHU6,
r On. HE OF THE RED HAND.
FOUNDED on the History OF Old Ireland.
1i. east embraces the fun
MY FELLOW CLERK and FLOATING BEACON.
WINTfR GARDEN
w HOUSES CROWDED To OVERLOOKING.
.n~-r, CARNIVAL OF FUN.
Thkhk HOURS OF INCESSAkT LAU1uT88s
MIR. J. H. CLARKE,
pronounced by public aud the press "a
OUR GREATEST COMIC ARTIST
every night in his two gTea. c roles @ q
IN Sterling Coyne,s cha arming comedy Of
EvERYBoDy's FRIEND
rOoDLES
Doors open ATTY Commences at 5o'ciock
The New York herald., 1865-09-18

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New Felt, Beaver and silk Hats New Straw Hats and
Bonnets In all the prevailing shapes cheaper than house
in the city. JOB LOTS IN RIBBONS. New Flowers Vel
vets, Millinery Silks and Iaccs ut EDw'D RfDLEY'S
3ll and 3llh Grand and 66 Allen street,
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
We cut lengths of Millinery Goods cheaper than down town
jobbers sell whole pieces. Call