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That FLORAL ANoHOR.-We understand
that the beautiful anchor, made of azslias,
white roses and other delicate white how-
srs, which were wrought and furnished by
the ladies of the Soldiers Aid Society, and
placed at the foot of the coffin of President
Lincoln, has been sent in charge of Lieut..
Colonel Simpson, United States Engineers,
as 3 gift to Captain Stephen ChamPlin, one
of the survivors Of the Battle Of Lake Erie.
It is splendid present. 1t was certainly
the most beautiful specimen Ofthe horticul-
tural art we have ever seen, and all who
saw it pronounced it matchless, perfect
work. It isa pity that, as il is " thing
of beauty" it cannot be in some way pre-
served and made 81 joy forever"
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Camille UrsO at Brsinard's Hall.

THE CRY COUNoIL.-The new Council held
their first regular meeting last evening.
1t is composed of the following gentlemen 4,
of whom those marked with q star are
newly eIacted members.
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Respectfully submitted,
J. SCHROEDER, Police Clerk.
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A Lot OF Black BrOndeIOth, Black Meri-
no, Black Alpaca Bleached shirting, Ac., slightly
damaged, W Ii be sold at the Auction Rom OF o.
Gutter & Son, No. l34 Bank street, this (Wsdnes-
day morning at 10 o'clock. myS;2O6
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.oCAL NOTICE.

LOst-A Diamond Pin-Monday evening,
May 1st, either Lake, Seneca, Bank, Superior or
Euclid str cts The Pia was tipped with black and
contained single stone. Tn. fbdsr i'll be Hber
ally Wardsd for his trouble by leaving the same
st this Of1cs. myS9O
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Dir. II. J. Herrick, recently having com.
plstei his three years of service Surgeon of the
nth Regiment, .. l., will hereafter be ciat.
ed with DIR. Brooks in the practice of Medicine
and Surgery my22O9
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RemOVaI.-Dr. NJ. L. Brooks hiss removed
from his former residence, Euclid street, to No.
SIG Superior sire t, third house west OF Trinity
Church. Bis ONCE hereafter Will be at1O4 east side
Public Square, between Chspln's Hall and H,f-
mans Block. my2.2O9
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New York stock aarket-May g.

New York Stock aarket-May 2.
[BY TELEoRAPH.l
Government Stocks Active and h ,mer. Q.
S. Flye-twenty coupons 1886 do new issue, 1857.
StOeEs-Hssvy. Fort Wsyne 975S; Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy 10; Rock Isrnd lU05<; HorIh-
western 800 do preferred 81; Cleveland & Pitts
burgh TAX; Michigan Southern 675z; N. Z. Cen
tral 97sI; Erie rs; Hudson IC915; Reading 1907;
Ma iposa 49, Quicksilver 81; Cumberlar 461@ Ohio
= Mississippi certificates 3O15; Missouri sixes 67.
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POEroleum-Ths market IL quiet and weak
Hsld at 7Ocsfor refined
seeds-salss 60 bu Timothy at Si,5o95, co.
Glover held at $500.
POtafOcs-steady at COO for peach-blOws.
Dried AppIes--steady at s9s7zc, and pay for
packages.
Dried Peaehes-Unpeeled selling in small
way st So@s1o no pee ed in a'ket.
Lake Flsh-The market is steady, with
moderate eemsnd, ct the following prices; White
hsh, halt bbls 100000; Trout, half bbls, $780,
PiOkereI, half bblu ss.OO9s,5O; Herring 50 50
per bbl. Bass IS 90.
Besns-DuH Held at l.76ea.OO for good to
prime medium white.
ssIt-steady. Fias 1910. Coarse and Ground
Solar S2.l5.
HOps-Firm. New York STATE 4cG5Oe, accord.
Iug % quality Ohio 25@30o-
AAls-stsady. Barney Malt had ct SlisO per
| buahsl.
AIs ana Pnrfar-MArksa steady. We quoia
e foIloWu PRESENT Use XX Als $40; stock 11I
/ G1l0Sl2; Kennett SIS; Pale Oream ell Porss T
! 81. Half and quarter barrels in proportion
| water Lfnae-FiTm at q % or CdWsgo snd
Piaster.-"POusPs" land plaster SIC 50 ~,
| ton
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ToNSoRIAL.
WIGS AND KAIR WoRh.
WI, D T'B EEW ESTABLISEEEIT,
TIE LARGEST n THl sfATK
a WIS HANIHn lhn lnlcCl uAll nlraaInn

TIE LARaRsF n rHn sfATR
a via EAkIRs Aal LADIES' HHIR DEESSInn
a6 PUBLIC SQUARE,.
Eanufactursr Of sIl kinds Of WIGS, haIuGius
ths cslsbrats6
I'LL SION WIG,
that 70 resembles nAtdrs a. . defy the 6loasSl
Eorutiny. A veSy large and beautiful stock q
LONG HAIR, Drought By the proprlstor frun
Europe for SWITCHES snd BRAIDS-ths Hns1i
assortment sver seea in this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and Ealf- Eig,
In ever style, With al improvements.
EETS OF CUBLs, lHds from Frsnoh Eatural
Oarlsd Halr tgasrantssd.l
EUGEIyH DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWB,
WATERFALLS, Se,
ILads b. ths advertiser, equal TO thosS imported.
LadissP BrAids mEds into any kind Of Head DFotl
or Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES HAIR DREsSISG II the most prevail
aga1d fashionable Etyieo.
~Au work warranted - FsprostutsG.
hot and G0TD RATES at al hoEIra dnaIR
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WANDA boy to carry the LEADER on
the West Side. Apply at Counting Room.
May Sd.
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LOCAL NOFIOEs.

Plymouth ChuVeh.-slIps in Plymouth
Church will be rented for one year, at the huroh
on Wednesday, May Sd, at Two O'CLOCK P. N. .m2:7O6
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i86a. HUOHEEn 1891,
EUTUAL IEsURASUR CONPAET.
FIRE AND MARINE,

Ho Scrip DiVidsndl. PFoats dlvidsd h CASE
s1oong Stock and Policy holders.
Tnkss Marine HAsard5 OF ali kinda Vira Rlrh.
5uildingS, Merchandise, Furniture VssSsl1 IN PorS
nd the bstssr class Of Risks generally.
DTRECTORs
Hm. Hart, B. Pelton, AmAsa Stona
3. Csamberlini 4. d. Hadson, ,. g. Chamberlin.
Y. 7. Walker, Q. A. Gardner, o. N. Oyiatt.
2. ". Pslton, Wn. Wellhoase.
oFTI0E-Oviatt'I Exchange, fDot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio.
boSsss Adjusted and promptly pAid.
Z. D. HUDsoN, gaarasHly.
mhlsi dAN
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500 Reward.-LOst, st the Depot, or bt5
tween the Depot and Johnson House, lsatLer
Pocket book, containing about three hundred do
lars, 500 compound interest gTessback; also, .
note. PaJ able on d5nand to L. o. Rawsou, 81 ,ned
J. q. Henderson,, and twenty shares of "Ohlo Oil
Mining and Manufacturing Stock endorsed to L.
o. RawSou by Fargo. The above reward will be
paid, returned to the Herald Office, BAuk street.
myl:2O6
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RAETED.-BOsrding, by gentleman and
wife, in private family. Address ''G. G. T"
LEADER Office.
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AMUsEM ENTs.
1 CADEKY or MUSIC.
PRICES OF ApnlmInH

PRIOEs OF ADMISSION.
Ofess Oirols and Parquetts 50 cents; Secured sssr
. Dneas Circle, IS cents; Family Circle, 80 cauts
GALLERY, IS oentsi PriYats Boxss, IS and S.
Single seats in Private Boxes, e.
~ Colored persons will, und.r no circumstan-
ess oe Iermi ted TO occupy seats in any other por
uon OF me mouse save he Gallery. Admission 25os
Doors open 81 T. Curtain rises at g.
Last Night but OF Miss olive Logan.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May Sd, the celebrated
Play Of
IEaOMARt
Miss Olive Logan
ingoma Mr.. Evelyn Evans
To conclude with the Farca called
4 sol ier dHd Saiiors TiHter GHd Tailor.
timothy Boteh hr. James Lewis
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Ten COmpositOrs wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Job Room.
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PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.
United STATES AND FOREIGN
PAEENT OEFICE AeNNCY,

NV1 AoU ll1IlA ELEeoL1 OIeNeIhuU9 UmIOs
We are prepared to transact business Of ever
description relsting to Inventions, Drawings, Ca
Yeats, specifications, Patents, Infringeusnts, and
the Patent Laws. BURRIDGE b CO.,
anR AnkhnrIAad Attorneys for PeAant.
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CITY NEWS!

Five cases new ribbons, flowers, and
straw goods opening at Mrs. shaw's. ap26
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COM M ERcIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
TUESDAY EVENING, May 2, 1885 /
Receipts-The receipts Of Grain by rail during
the a hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were -
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FIcKETs DE DOLLAR.

Every one receives Present at the TINA they
purchase Lheir Ticket, varying IA value from Fifty
Cents to Hundreds OF rollsrs.
50 No Tickets sold ut the Hall. Every one re-
osives Present purchasing their Ticket st the
ComDanyrs Jepnt.
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DYEING.
EREDERICK CYRIAx,

FREDERICK CYRIAx,
french Fancy steam Dye works ansG
Cleaning establishment,
BelVidere Farm, East cleveland, and
SO Seneca Street.
OFTIoE-l04 Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
mean to make thIa the BEST DYE-HOUSE IN
The WEST, and shall spare 70 effort TO give sat-
islaction.
call TIE especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Reducing Of mAds-up Garments.
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No. 1S4 Superior Street,
lAMERIoAs HousE BuILp Ea.l


~ hEABl W hEADl ~ hEAD 7c6l
Ths most Liberal, the most Fair, the most Origi-
nal, the most Popular, the most Su eessfu Enter
prise ever inaugu ated, aud endorsed by the PBEsS
and PUBLIC Of New York, Buffalo, Pittaburs b,
and all the largest cities, East and West.
The New York Herald says:
There has never ben an enterprise inauguTatod
In his city which has been more generally patron
ized given more general satisfaction, than that
Of the Presentation Entert4inm ut given BY the
New York Manufactu Ing JeWslors Association.
The New York Tribune says:
The best Grtistss proCurSble in the ety. ara en-
gagged for these entertainments, and It ms 20 bs
the termination Of ths directors leave nothing
undo to pieass and satisfy their patrons. There
Is delay, anxiety on the part OF toe purehas-
ers to know what they will receive The present Is
given when the ticket is purchased, ana thsy 70
away With ticket tOr fl cst clsss ENTERTAINMENT,
worth tbs price paid for the t:tk,t, and preaens
worth ct least Is much at retail prieeJ, and per-
haps great deal Hore.
The New York Times says:
The extreme liberality and fairness with which
Mr.. Bliaa the AotuaTy Of the Manufacturing Jew
elers' Association has conducted everything re-
latiug to these entertainments, have made them
more popular than any thing Of the hind ever Civ
en- in New York and the sale OF Tickets has been
very large. L ks all Of Mr. BIia} Promises, every
expectation held out In relation these entertain
ment-, has b en- more than realized.
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY

Whose recent Concnt in this city gave such uns.
vtrsa sstsfas ton TO the highly apprsciative audi
enCe present on that castor, viii, by requat,
give one Concert more, on which occasion they viii
introduce rich variety Of pisoes, comprising 70
cent compositions peculiarly applicable 10 late stir
ident," rs sung By the Hutehinsons ct St. Paul'a
Church.
TlOhE ..--.-....--. SO CENTS.
For sale % Brsinard's Music Store.
gB-DoOrs open att. Conc rt Will commence at
8 O'Clock. my9: C6
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Camille UrsO at BFainard's Hall,
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TweIva Years Ago
To DAY

Cling into notice against the preIudices which
everything new, WeVer exeells ut, is doomed to
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UsO POrter's Cure of Pain,
Use Porter's Cure OF Pain.
Use Portsr's Cure Of Pain.
Use Port, RS Cure Cf Pain.
Use Portsr's Cure Of Pain.
my2 Uss Portsl's Cure Of Pain. MsdEW
To make your Horse look VIII, shed of his
old coat, loosen his skin, improve his appetite and
feel young, give HIM some of Norris Arabian Con-
ditiOu Powders Sold by all Druggists at 26 cents
per package. Principal Office, lot Bank street.
Ap62ls dAw
n. A. BOyntOn, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND sURGEON.
ONCE SO Peail street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ofics Hours, from 10 ~ A NJ, from l to 8 and
7to9P.A. ap25-2l2
For SaIe-Three Houses and Lots on
the north side ofst. Clair street, North Perry
street, to be sold at Admin traitors Sale, on the
4th day of May at O'Clock P M, on the premises g.
Liberal time givel. L. PREETI S,
Ap25.2O6 Administrator.
FruIt House,
KIN5dAN STREET.
CLEVELAND, OaIO.
Our Fruits Of all kinds will hereafter be foam
for sale at Hey Dsvinney's, "a Oatario street,
and O. GhAndlers 127 Ontario street, at our prices
my1:2C6 NYoE, sHIRK & 90.
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Blaekburn 8 KOehleF.

AR HITE TS5
OFFICES:
= n. BLAoEBUkE, A. KoKHLER,
T-JTE Room No. Perkins,
No. SO Oregon st. Building, Pub. sqs
uh2s:f1a Ql6H4bAEps o.
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SEW ADVERFISEMEE
Academy Of Musio-Miss Olive Logan.
Pelton, FIR nch & CO.-For Chicago.
Michael G.lvin-FOr Sale.
For Rant-Rooms.
Basil L. spADgler-Eo'iee.
Wanted-A Girl.
The Hutchinson Fanily-OSncsrt.
Lost-Fur Robe.
Lost-Ghos.
Pelton, french Oo.-FOr Ogdsnsburg,
Diamond Pin Lost-Lo,Sl Notice.
o. Cuttsr & son-Local Notice.
B1ard WAnted-LOcal Notice.
Boy Wsntsd-Locsl Notice.
Camilla Urs1-Local Notice.
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SEXTON REPORT.-We publish below the
City Sections report for the month of
April, 1865:
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FgI8AY EVENING, xEI 9Th, 1885.

PRAINARD's HALL.
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To amend an ordinance to regulate cabs
drays and wagons. Second reading.
To provide for the drainage of jay street.
Passed.
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n. Y. Money R7arRsf-aIay 2.

Ne H WUHoJ HNaFAoE-llHy 3
BY TKLEGRAPH.
HOney-EAsy at 50B q ct.
Sterling Exchange STEADY at lOa6I0 q
for gold 81 frst-olais bills
GOld-Htayy and lower, opening at I411S, de-
clining to l45s, vAncing to l4s1S, and closing
at l4l/.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
QuARTEHMAsrY GENERALS OTF1cF,
WARRINGTON, d. G., Oct. q, no >
NINAL SALES of ONERNMENl

IT HORSES,srd NULES.-Wi be sold st pubic auction,
Smirs the month November 10 the highest bidder al the
time and places named eslo% SsSs, WINK VIZ
New.York Cy-TUESDAY Of each week 100 hOhshS
New iork City-THURsDAY Of each week, 100 MULES
each day ,.,.,,,,,,~t.
Phladephs. Pa-ThURSDAY, November Z, y 10 ana 30
Philadelphia, iPa-SATURDAH of each week 100 MULES
HoTiSbure. Pa-TUEsDAY Of each week, 100 MULES
Harrisburg Pa-THURsDAY NOveuAer2,s g ls and 49,
''S Moe6l5,G.5srs S1s" "Pa-TyEsDAY. November 100
SRepicyn Pa-wEDNEsDAY. November 10, 100
Pottsyne Pa-FRIDAY November u. 100 HORSES
Chester. Delaware Comfy, Pa.-WLDNESDAf' No'e'n
'tT aI iST PSTHIRSDAY November rs 100 HORSES
Titosvine Pa-THURSDAY. November 80. zoo h'h>LS.
TiusviIc Pa-THUKsDAf and FRIDAY, No'e"peI -
and "a 100 MULES eaen tSILiwARE.
Wlminrton. Del--TUESDAY Of each week 100 HORSES
'' Wii%{neton. Del-FRIDAY Of each week. 100 MULES
sseh day. ,,,,vr.>.n
Bshimore Nd "WEDNESDAY November 10, lW
ssiiiaore, Md-wEDHEsDAY, November 30 100
HORSES ,..r~,rl, p,
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS Of each week 100
NO SALE or MCLES WILL TAKE PLACE AT WASH
INGTON. d. c.
Al this series ofsales oil she Government animals VIII ce
disposed of Bower. should therefore avail themselves OF tins
had opportunity 70 purchase. ,,,. ri, w..
newspaper.
Animals Will be sold gin-ly.
sales 70 commence at 10 O'Clock q. ~.
Terms. Cash IN United states currency.
BY order OF The CuarieTIna-ter 6en,T Tal .,
JAMES a. EKIN,
Brevtt- -brlgaGicG & beneTa.
IN charge flrs Division, q. W. q. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

Eac.un4ts TOOs
stoves and pipo, Rope Cla.ns etc. etc
TFRMS CASH. ~ COZ EtSA.L.I J. (. W HI
C.se. Of tue material 70 be- sold in hasLse en- De o.
,rs5 b m cttion 10 Cspt. q r. HsmH. T. O D. ana o.
uaf,, trrb ,unpu.t stiou TO tspt. Jno Iaks -. - r."
n. tegtion or deaeIs and Railroad ComraH"s is ps'''
Sem commence o. O'Clock m. on each day anu COL"
NN'' uA1S Dh'' Oh '' i,f- r. j. CHILLY,
Cant AND A. q. NJ, u. s. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Gta!iuncrp anO 5antn @oocs.

NOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANU-
NFACIuKY, No. ~ MUlanrst. y: AN Kinds Of
Cm Presred and pdn Gns Insand. Sponseo ops, tapsf
I,,r.s I-frovrl Air-Iight and Thermometer Ink
,,rds az the lowest RlsnuilctuTen puees J. s-OEden
for export promptly attended, 10
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

Amnsements.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
" Lessee and ManaseI..........WM. WHEATLEY.


~ Lessee and MaDngei VIM. WHEAILEf.
(THIs EsTAbLlsBnRHT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN ruK
NETWORK HERALD.)
Doors open at H. Begins st a.
THIS tFRIDAf) EVENING, Nov. II,
The eminent trsgodan
will appear 49,, ,.-,v, .o,, ,,,,.-,
during his present engagenent 10 his master deeeon OF
KING LEAR,
In the sublime Shskepcrian Tgedy Of the which
viii be produced with , - -, ,.
APPROPRIATE SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
The cast will embrace the Of j. Mccullough j. W.
Collier j. NuBay j. q. Burnett, J. W. bssdel, George
Becks Holmes Danvers Rendlc, Neal, Nolan lie. &C..
Misses Fauen Agnes Perry Mary Wells Everett &c, &c.
During the evening TIE orchestra under tue direction tt
II. b. DODWORtH,
viii perform choice selections o. porullr music. 49,
TOMORROW SATURDAY AFiERNOON, att o'clock,
and in the EVENING at q, the Crest lTlsh Drama,
AkRAh NA-POGUE.
MONDAY. EDWIN FORREST As OTHELLO 90,
Admission 70 cents Reserved Seats 81 Family CHcle'
(entrsnce on Crosby-st) 30 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
AntnsennentS.

-~~~> -~~>~~
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. TONIGHT.
Di''' ITALIAN OPERA. "NA'ANA'
NEW foRK hEaALD.)
To.NrGHT-IL TRovaToRE.
THIS (FRlDAY) EVENING, NOV. H. At 3,
(ELBvESra NIGHT-sEcOyD SUBSCRIPTION,
will be produced Nerdi's most popular opera,
IL TROgArORE,
with its magnificent and perfect cast intending
Mlle. b. DE ROsSL
sgneri MAzzoLENi, BELLISL BAsILL s.su!; INN
CONDUCTOR az sSso'sN
TOMORROW (sATURDAYl EVENlhG-AAIRA NiGHP
IN BPOOKLYN--CBiSPGNO + la COIARE.
MONDAY EVENING Nov 70,
Don GIOVANNI.
In active preparation Meyrr6eer's lest work,
LAkHICAINE.
The sao of reserved seats ami tickets or any o. ne Grove
named performances viii commence THIS Moh.lSo, a.
the regular ticket offices, viz the box oiee g. ne Acldcyi
Beer scbE1er Eo 7oI Br?adTay, j., FoHd Co .o3
No si3 Broadway Schuber.h Co.'S No. S-o broadway and
Root, Anthony Coz. No y Nisslu-st.
RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC;
ITALIAN OPERA ''''
(rHrs EsrAsLIsHxENr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IL rns
NEW YORK hERALD.l
To.MoRRC W SATURDAY EVENING. Nov. IS,
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT
CRISpINO T. LA COMAIsE,
The Cobber and tho f&Eyl
with s brilliant and complete cast -,.,,,., .,
commence THIS MORNING in Brookiyi at the Boz ofes
Of the Academy and in New'fork at Root, Anthony Co.'S
No. 2l Nassau's,
OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 73.s
" Sole Lessee and DireSuess. MIR JOHN MO0D
Manager IL
(ru1s zsrArLlsHxrsr DOES NOT ADvERTns N THB
NEw.yOIK HER4LDD
M9GSIFicENF FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THREE
PARTS
sprryDp f%gheIf GPgp9I faH hrscal f 'p;f asD mEcH.s
CAL KEs1gRCETSn In OK Gs TS Hb TEyssFFd6NA" TPAEyssFd6NAL
SoANfT5 ff6N HSHSrE,HS ScENE sY HAYES. Hayes 80
NEW AMP okISSAh kaaS " os MESGs fVTFRsED AND
SLEEPING BE4UTY EaI1sS IS TIE wooD.
MRS JOHN WOOD
""' PRINCESS ISABELLE. -
N BIN strict adherence the school d neo-
dramatic composition eisEteen years are to oe sui
years between the second and third parts and one AuIoes
PART FlRST-PERlOD l5e3
-"'''''' '''"'''''N NJ. charles Peters,
Princess Is -s.bee as she appeared when only three
Fsctotnn Lor dish Everytbins c Motion
Teetotum tKings M = 4lSts
ssiTyy sy 6e% Drop: Good Miss I Ea5p,S.
Fairy E.egantiI 49, invited 1.'';.,.' '.4ls LoA
FAIRY Rosebub.....1 totAe ..'Aiiss r. IeiiAaius
Fairy Philomel...... Esnquet '''''';n pies lioienos
Fi,y p,nsfpl n ot Miss Amie EGlrG
PART SECOND-PERlOD l6Ol.
Princess Isabelle (ased l8, al but an hour ,, ,,,o-
'yiA-'
Lady Abagal (her conhiantl.....AI Miss Louisa AyerS
PART TEIRD-PERlOD lioL .
Prince Perfec. (of the Emerald e...M- Eliza Newton
Larry OLog This iymanl ........ NJ James beHe
Colin cump "a woodcutief. Q. r. hfin%.y
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The audience are Iespecldiy re-
quested to keep ther seats to Htess the grand Ialoims
tion Scene concluding tie EXtrayl gauza.
Tie performance viii commence with
QUIET FAMILY. 4
? Seat. secured three days in adyince.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Sales bn AnfiioiI.

Daniel r. BuRpETT, Auctoneer
Y ARGE SALE of GOVERNMENT NAVAL
IL VESSELS, -
At AUCTION.
BURDETT ZONES Co viii sell on TIL uksDAf, NOV
80 1863 at u O clock ri the Navy lard Brooklyn,
(By order of the Navy Department.
the following named yelseis:
ARLEITA, GERIhUDE,r
JOECT'IL HUNTSVILLE,
ANVONA Lillian,
VIRGINIA, BANSHEEi
PRESTON, ADELA,
POPPY CALYPSO,
VICTORIA, PEMBlNA,
WANDO WNIONA.
EENNEBECK CHIPPEWA,
ITlSCO PANOLA.
kAIhHDIN and GRAND GULF
Others viii be- ADDED and particulars given in few days
by order, - -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Brevct- -BrigaGieE- General.
In charge Fms, Division, q. VI. q. o.

ABBOTT, DUSNiNG toi Auct.QheeIs-
GOVERNMENT SALE ot Medical and Hos
W ri,a Property AZ The Dse L. : A. Hospital NoTcesieI
accordance with instructions Of BIl Gen Saefee
Medical Fnrveyor 4. g. Army there viii Be sold al Public
Auction the Dale L. :. Amy Hospital, orcese- Ms
COMMENCING 81 10 MONDAI Nov ~, al the Aiedl
cal aud pi!a Frorcrtv tlat wcaupor'ed institution
sting IN part OF from % two thousand caes oi IRON
Reds,eals Mattresses shecis, Blankets Countepanes M
lows and Pulowcks Bedticis Towels, Dressing Gowns
Drawer Shirts Socks Nishcsps &C.. many OF which aIt
Giles and in Oueiu p4ckases a. received Ion
tbe manufacturer There Will aso be sold fu supply Of
hJs quality medicine. together with Medical Books DIng
gists Office Furniture, Chairs Tables Crockery and I'm
and large varieyof House Furnishing aud hiscels-
teons Articles.
sac Unconditional and without reserve and 20 continue
non day o day until Is sold Terms cash, in Government
funds j. THEODORE CALHOUN,
Brevet Mao. aud Asst. Surgeon L. : Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
ENALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACh
(THs EsTABLIsBMESr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IL THk
sEwyORK HERALD)
FRIDAY,
FOURTH TIME HERE
Ma.snge:'s Great Play OF

FOUgTH TIME HERE,
Massinge:s Great Play OF -
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. go,
In which Messrs +. L. Davenport Chas Fisher, John 6l'
bert George Holland, Holston, Rnggod, Norton Browne
Williamson, Pope Graham, Ward Misses Fanny MoTant,
lone Burke and Csrmsn win appear. ..,,
SATURDAY-BENEFIT OF Mr.. T. l.. DAVENPOkf:
Frt time this season. the celebrated 5act Play, LOVES
SACRIFICE by the Author Of The Wiies Secret" The
Trial Of Love" NC - - ...,, ~, =,
MoNDAY-(Filh tmel-A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD
DEBTS.
Mr. J. w. WALLACK win shortly make bis first sppear
snce. The debut Of Mr.. +. ROBINSON viii be duly an
nouneed. Mr. Lester Waack has received from w Webster
Of the Royal Adelph Theater London DRAMA OF intense
interest aud powerful Effects which will be speedily produced
Open at a. Begin at8.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Brns1r On 0rDlAsc-. NAvr nlFAnIMRST'

WAsn5aG4os q az. Nqge.nuet D. lsD..
GALE Of NAVY POWDEB5.-Eill be sold
- ~ Public auction unefl he direction o tlp'-n W.
HDGFRg TAYLOR, &. g. D., 90 tlc Ordnancr ihia.
Wsshisgton D. C. on MONDAY November ~ lae5 a. u
poon ioi of 80 barrels Of NAVY CANAON ana Hosh'-4
GOWDEHS ~ r,
Sample. of ,ho,e Powder be een nt the day Of sale
Of the OIdnapce Ofcc with the oeacnp0n aud guShuJ Z"
each Mind Attsched. ,.,,-
Tho Powders must be removed by The purchasers "'""
Eys Osys RON the day d slc.
IA. WISE, Chiei VI BuIesG