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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
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BAEER-sudIery in mi. city sssriiy as,h inst, 5hn
bsk,f, in the asa yeir OF hi. age .e.,,-.,...
The fe0d. OF the fem y respectfully inyited
u stend the funers. from Liz late rc,dsncr no jln D~
iDc.ys Too.t.y. tie 3!, hst, a, O'Clock, without
BLAIR-In Brook yn Sunday Oct. l9 JsU.s Bar, ssrd
s3 yesrs =,
The i,ay-, aid friends q ,h family invited 20 .tend
the iunefa. on 1ue,day Oct u! ocoek ? m. from tlr
Iishsen.h. N. r.. Church. cofseI Of FNh'avr ana
r. Esheenihsi South Brooklyn.
BUsHNELI-On wedp~si.y, Oc,. ,5 aaor shor. iln.t;
Avsh B,.hncI oi stanford Dutches. Co. " T. IN 'he ga
yrhr ~ his asg.
BROwH-on Suud,y oc. "a Ann Brown. widow Of Henry
H. Brown, ased ~ y..r. r'n'h. snd 70 days-
n rsave. snd ind. respectfully invited to ,'tsnd The
funeral " ue'i,y oct 81 81 o'clock tom the re'den2c
of her son. John Brown, No. iS3 Wavef.ey place.
ORIFflN--On si'pid,y Oct 20. et fss'oryvle, st.ten
.,nd fflucb Gregory acd yars aud ronih. onis 'on
cf Iboma. J. spt Eebocca u. Jnliu
Funeral will take from iLr sdeuce OF ~, zrandpiren1
No. u Now.P.acc brootyr 4 O'Clock, this Ai'ern'"n
HALLETr-On saiurty morning Oct. 2s Harriet L.. wife
q ocorgc iisei, sEcd q y"sr' month. snd % ~ Gys
Rsys. and tirnd Of tho fiy respectfully invited "
attend ie fureai on Monasy mor.ns o., 80 q. 2s.'.s
r.ains VII b. iakeu 10 Ps,,r.on, \. J.
Ps,e-,on az - and M.chigsh paper. pes'e copy
HAsBROUCK-Ou Friday. tic 27th MT, At her rr.dene-
ctsurcisdy at'r short unss. Aboy L. lls'ofoaes !"
the 9Th year of her
HARrsHoRSF-On sa'urdiy oc- n, Robert. son 81
fdward NJ and Louis :" !la'hofne' aged II months ana
Ts fa1s,l -ir ,al- r,c. $, 50, oeOrs-' Church. A"e,
ou Mosday Oct %, al q o'e!ocs y NJ The Astoria oo'
Iosv-. Pea Slip At ~ O'Clock
mARTlS-In TIL. city on Saturday. Oct. 2a. Willie T w,
.t,d ysar month and d'y'. only ehbd o Rois' L. al
Maffarei Mar lt. d,
Tir y and friend. sre fe.poculy requested TO attend
Le lefs tbe r~.lencs o. ii' psrrI'- NO D! "'Aha
- - Tue.diy. tb" sls' Inst a ! O'Clock y ir.
MANSFIFLD-At Nyart the Id.on, ou Thnr,dhy hitsf
uoau oct Mir E~rlsmin ". Mansfield u Chicago, W.
as.d 3 yssfs ana monfhs
r.a Of r,.i ~.rry proty .nI rood and Of iff
ssd s~psrou. S.urs he VII be widely Hournsd By HI.
fto.d. bo'h ~ the Fs.t and IN the Wet.
Vi. feu Will hr tak.u TO Chicago Tor burial
ws.icrn sni J,Henon County p~p-r' piea'" copy
OGDEton surd,y 'h' 2'7h n. IN 'he s',a y.', Of her
Fupl~uia Cgisu SISTER of tho late David B pgdrn
Her fri,r. ard family respectfully reqnssted without
rtihsr iu,iAbu attend ieT funeral :. - Puus chapel
on Tuesday. the Slot inst, a. oc!ocs ? IN.
PARkFR-N New Providence. n j. Jcrush Parker, daugh'
ter Of the late Dr. Dance Psksf OF Aofoa Mas, IA ihe
I'D year - her ss~.
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Musical.
BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

BROOKLYS PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The first concert Of the ninth season Of the
rooklyn Philharmonic Society took place at the Acad
M Of Music on Saturday evening last. There was q
gery large AID brilliant attendance. The programme
-as very varied, bat of interminable length
toe first act l8sting over al } -Wr and n1n.
y was as folows: DeetLOVel's S.nlonie No. 4
I'm y aat major; Ca,liina, Betty. In questo
f,smphce. )" Donizeiii. by Miss Kellogg; Solo Piano
sorte. Concerto il major. MOzart, by ;. Il. Mills;
,yertrre Prone; eus. Bareieli Romauza, Don sebas'
an. 20 Llsboos." Do0izeth. by Sgnor Bcllin; 500
Iienosorte-A-Sooold 1arantelia, Mills, and j the
1apsod,e Hougroisc by Liszt by Mr $. T. Mills Duet
from Don Pas ,uae. by iiiss kellogg and Signor Bel
Hhi aud the Grand pol0naise from the "Siruensec'
music BY Meyerbeer
Wonderful as IS the symphony Of BeethoycD in every
respect II has yet distinguishing points OF superior
sessts its impressive Adagio and It's delicious mo
iA whCh the variety and tie eDderusrs Of the colorng
prodneeaby the alternating Of the wind and siringed
'rsuureats has never been excelcc. aud must be
looked rpon Is a model for oll tine. A. performance
was IN every respect the best that We inNe heard
ron either tie New-YOrk or the BrDGkyn yhiIhar'
'''Hic society II presented every pCGi--1xcei!ence
" uaAaed irom an orchestra III dclicAcy and acch'
facF could hardly be c1ceed aud the perfection Of
pHnng gave evidence of the most oaIeful and In
"'en' ualhing This orchestra has never achieved
p'9hi''4no graduating up 10 a grand clescendo 30
pe''0.' ~ upon tAis Occasion The artistic cOlOring
admnsby sustained throughout, and the marked
Vuna't' and delicate shodings gave poetic tone to
''e "hoie' TO high praise caunot be given TO the
'-ou'br Dir. Bergmann for his superb reading
conducting OF the work and to the members OF the
ton. '"'e " '"' N
neuoeg was IN fine voice on tl,s occasop. md
r"Payed more grace or more accurate execu
i', "'i aria was rap;urously encored and she
,,s,. '"' 'enzano Waltz with equal briliancy and
~, 'G' IN taking each cose an octave higher She
sao.t 1'' voice and the quality Of the notes pro
,o.,nIta ~ means pleasant on the contrary. they
sr .,a ana stained. and beiray very painfully
...,'.,I "4S execution OF Mozart's Concerto ves
ihe rem,,.ahIa .hI'a"ee exhibiting in a high degree
iA' class there no POSSIBILITY Of hiG"r h,," III %U in
'' eaoIds or bewJderDg srpeg-
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gios hero every passage b 80 dehnoi and 80 clear IL
TORN and construction that one nots missed could b,
instantly detected Upon that score however ",
nave nothing to fear of Mr. Mile for he never plays
wrong note He read the work with taste and inteI
gen. ana executed it superbly. especially the frst
rnoyeme ment, including the cadenza which he ron
dered with extraordinary brfyura graspng its scope
and meaning with powerful hand and producing a
most brilliant effect. The andante finely play ed
but it might have been little less square. .cut
the quaint and delicate graces with which it abounds
needed a somewhat tender handling. But
on the whole ii mastery performance ard
added greatly to the already brilliant reputation of Nj
Mills.
The new overture, "Prometheus." hy Barsiel is q
work of ofconsiderablc imagination; il is boldly treated
in the orchestra and contains many passages Of rare
beauty, and some effect which striking in the cx
treme. 1t is wosk which will stand the test of per.
formance, and Will probably, win its way to popular
csttem 1t finely played in every particular. and
was so iutelligently read that first hearing every
point Was apparent and the whole design o. the com
position clohrly developed.
Signor Beilin sang with his accustomed grace and
effect, and the other selections doubtless equally
satisfactory but We could not stay to hear them.
OIchesrally this concert the most entirely salts
factory of any Vet given. aud refec,a tho highest credit
on all concerned.
At the second concert new characteristic Overture
by George +. Brisiow will be performed.
THE OPERA THIS EVENING.
The grand opera Of "Un Ballo in Maschcfs"
will be performed this evening at the Academy Of Mo
Sic for the last time this The cast will be very
strong and should command the attention o. all lovers
OF music
THE FoRMEs BROTHERS CONCERT.
The concert of the Formes Brothers comes OF
this evening at Irving Hall They are al, great artists
and two of them are new 10 America. Their well
known excellence and the novelty Of the combination
should attract crowded hoise to welcome their deba
and to grc,t the old favorite Carl FormcA
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WINTER oARDEN-''PAYrss VITA Fiaa.-

WINTER 0ARDEN-'PLAYrsg VITA Fias"
| BROADWAY THBATER-"sAs"
BARNUM'S MUSEUM-Ahernoon-arrL WATERS Rua
Def. EveIing-rHA fRKsCn SPY On THR FAIL ov
ALGERIA HUSBAND IN DlyYIcULriEs- w. s. bAK.i
son. EKrEsPoIIASEous sLsGsR.
FOXS OLD BOWERY THEAFER-rns PRsALz DH
rEcTIyR-THE MAGIC BARREL
DODWORTH HALL-BLrSp Bor Tos.
BROADWAY ATIiFNtUM-GgUa.ytA Ctr. cIrp-THl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HORs-lTALIAs ssRx'
MADE
THE HlPPOTiEAfRON-NRw-Y CIRCUS
BRYhNTS MINSTRfLS-LRs Misrn,BLre-OrR A,Rf-
FoLkA-SCAgEp toNTRABASD-RYcKos sE IN
LrCK-DKAY IN A HORS-N KAKIsG Or Tim GREEN
STREETS kKw.YoRK.
WOODS MlNSTRfLS-ruRM MAyAepR's TRrunPu rYx
BLACK MAiLyKs DEyrAr. in Siy Scenes.
EREOSCOPTICON--CogsER OF GRAsp AsO CRosBY.
sTS-SIIrs PICTuREs
FINE ART GALLERY-IIUSrISGroS's PAiyTIYa or LADr
WAsBiSaTos's Rkct PrIos DAr
GOUPIL's GALLERY or ART-M.RsLE Busr o, assA.
NAN LINCOLN.
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THE FORNlEs BROTHERS CONCERT,
Political.

CoERECTroy.-The name Of the Union
candidate for Congress in the XvIth District, is
Robert 5. Hale not Robert j. Hale as has been in.
correctly printed.
INCREASE OF VOTERS. Mfr. James Packer.
Deputy Clerk of the Brooklyn City Court gives 575 rs
the total number Of naturalization papers issued y the
above Court from the lst OF September TO the 2sh Of
October. ls65 inclusive. Last year three times ihe
number were natura2ed.
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY OCTOBER 30. 1865 -
Phaisn,S

"NIGHT'BtOOMING, !CEREUS."
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HSNDKERCHiEF
EXTRACT OF TIE
NLG GHT-BLOOMING CERCUS."
"NIGHT-BLOOMI CEREUS."
NIGHT-BLOOMJ CEREU s."
"NIGHT-BLOOMIS CEREUS.r
"NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS."
"NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS."
"NIGHT-BLOOMI ~CEREUS."
"NIGHT.BLOOMIN CEREUS."
mos. exquisite, delicate sud isa.ran. perfume, distilled
i'ou the rare and beautiful flower from which takes Il.
name. PHALON 4 SON,
81. hcholas Hotel.
Sod By dguyx.sts
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MARlIsfD u,

Knb. At The residence OF n. bride. ,-.s tdvari u.
Bird sarah b d-Us shter o william, K nhDau, oil Of !hi'
oiy.
fsirhe.I. Conn, on Tuesday, ~
e. by tie H9y. Rr.us Emory lot Bu.Ay OF southport,
Conn. to Rauuy Barlow. daughter VI Henry D IhorP ESQ,
oi the former plscr.
EUSHNHLL-WlN WlNCHELL--On WeinsA'ay evening The
2h list at tLe re.itre oi tie brides acr by the Rev
Adam Reid OF saisbury, Conn., Henry Bnshne OF Sails
bury Conn 10 5is. Julia T.. Winchel Of Mierton. N l.
COX-JORDhN- Or Thursdsy. Oct. % BY The Rev. J Bfu
ton Smith Henry G,I TO Clara daughter Of the iite
Thoms. Ioris1. oil Of Jersey City.
LORD-HsTFsOn Thur.diy Oc,. ~ A. ,h. residence of
the hries 'iher. by the Rev, X ;. Stors T.. thsr,s W
Lord Mary Anne T. Estes. darglieroi Ldsn Z. Estes
all o, Brooklyn.
RANSOG-BURTON-h' toe 81. Jane, Hosi. on Sunday.
Oci. 20 by Lc Rev r II. Willis. L. W Ransom e'l' 90
hrA Caro- ins Burton both Of Caliornis.
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TuP mock RACE.

The steamers Algonquin and Wnoo,h VIII
once more stnrt FOR % hou. tcst on Tuesday THIS
trin Viii De ossentaly different from former trials. 80
both the vessels viii be allowed 20 burn as much coal as
they want and sAo 70 carry a., much steam hS 'hey
re3se Ticrc viii be no restriction as 20 tho lossening
or shuttnr Of throttle valves" SC. nnd the vessel
which makes the lnrgct number OF revolutions ~ tho
qG hours will he declared tie winner.
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The UORnons OP ISDIGEs1IOS.

You eonplaa Of .tou'eh unforcn.,e dy'p-pe. bot
ossh, no, your .,omsoh complain OF ysu' fos'by the
rsns. you endure simply ,h .omaeh' method of Ainsr
veutc upon yoa or neeer snd sbuns Perhaps have
never made ,aor 10 improve IT. dor, bu he Other
hand sre continually crsnns wh uuw hoissoase and Ia
oonsruou, food Have you ,ri-i IosrfTTss srosAou
BIrrxrs proper do,. and regular neal Tie bisr' 10 a
woad put your digestive srpsr,u In perfect oder r,s
uste the How q bio in Gccordarre viii The avs o heath
and produce u, much sfcien. action ~oui bs necs.
sary Tot your good and ~hcu yos al ii. h. judi
elou and regular dedng with i.s q the Tonic and
then would hep you II yon Lave re,lcci"d these means
Of cure don't blame your stomach for ip rebellion 1t l.
merely nature, lint ,t she went. hep II you neglect IL
tho neI ing may be inismmaiion, Scrrhn' CsSer, OF
.ome otet volen, and etngcrou, dss.e The. such
thin. a. b. L. TO- tate In ,hess a,ter. IoTxrTnEs lir
ryu, sill cure Dyspep,.a bu, Dy'pcP'lI ensenis de
e,.e. which defy Al restorative.
Nc~Yo.t Ohce No. q csdAf-.-
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Business Nolicc5.

PEScrLisGs BY THB WAY.-A GENTLEMAN
who has recently ,rs,e.ei ibroash al tho Northern sss
and has amused himself by collecting .-'c. Of the CO
sumption Of articles oiutury that smons the sp
piances Of The toilet PHALoss NiGHr BLoosSs CrEYr,
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.u,,.cme,,s ,this Evening.

,c,nruy OE MUsIC-ITALIis OPEHA-US HALho IN
MAsCHgRA. ,
IRVING UALL--Cosc,Rr r-Ihr foh"h'
wALLACK's THEAfER-THs HKsDYVh
,,,rIr,, o.pnrNR,.Sco on TIM EscsAsrxD Svoen
-VoLAU.VKHT. .
o,ympIc THIAyyR-Tss Stsxsrs % Ex~ Yosk
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

We sincerely beiis.Te that the mother who
nsgscts to provide Ma w.AsIovs Soornya sYsur ior
her suffering child deprviDa .fle sufferer Of Ae remedy
Of al The world the bs., calculated ge se and restore
" heath There not mother who hn eyes used 49, but
what wi! tell at oeths will regOs,s tho b~es and
give re" ard 6eah 10 tie child ard perfectly 'sf. In al
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
The Baltimore md Ohio tsnitrond'

B.LIniORT. Saturday, Oct ~, l5'1.
On Sunday, the 18th INST, the Baltimore ana
Ohio Rsrond q Company adopt new pa-sen niger schedule
between Baltimore. PGIkCr.OuTg nnd Wheelng IN
Gliding three frsclass daily tIains IN each dlfretoi
with connections ~ PaTkersbnrE fhd bripaf ioI M
n1tf, of tbe we, North West and SOuth.West. He
CANT sleeping oaIs attached TO the bigAt 'ra!hs'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
Deash Of Di.iiuguishcd Citizcn.

PHuAprLPHiA Dot. q. 1910.
J. Barclay Harding. recently appointed Col.
lsc,or Of National Etyenuc In the Inst District Of
p.nns,ly,ria TO succeed lis father Jasper Harding
died suddenly this afternoon Of congestion OF tc bf fth
Tbe deceascd was publi her Of TIE Er'EinS Ia'PTap'
ana al active supporter G. President johnson" Aui1
!
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Tng LGYpTiAs LoIUs

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new ard exquisite PgRyuxE for the HAyDxsRcHrs,--
Ceopa, and the ,e. OF the present day using tho per.
flm-. Price. Osy DOLLAR bottle Manufactured By
+. A. PEsSgr Brooklyn. y. Y.
To b, h,d OF iieluibold No 39i Broadway; Hegenan
Co. No, 2oo 3ae Sill ani 15s broadway AMI Fourth ave-
cor Seveneentli.t; Cis~eu. Mack Co, Fihh Avenue
iIctel J. c. Rnshton, Broadway aud Twen'y dh's'
ini al Druggists ind incy Goods Dealers.
y. a. LovsJoY. Ag-n:. No ~ Fulton.st. N. Y
GROVER * BAKERS Highest Premium Elias
nc 5tci and iockSt ch >E~Iso hAcpISfs No. 40 Broad
way. New tofk. and No. 2i fuiton-s,. trookiyn
ilOwB SEWING MACHINE NY.-ELIAs
Hows j-., President. No 90 broadway Agents wanted
WHEELER < WItsOy's Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine aod Bsiou Hole Machine. No. 6l5 Broadway.
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX Z GiBp. NJ. sos Broadwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

IBCTUHE on AUSTRALIA; Its Wonderful Pc
culiaTities. Aborigines Gold Fields &c. Lecture by
John Holden. Native of Australia. at Cooper lnsii
tu,e. Thursday Nov Q. I565 at ep N. tickets -
cents at 7Os broadway. and the principal BooAsores
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Inr ILnRKycA CoMrANY's LOCK SrTcn

THg FLoRgvCI CO8PANYS LOCK STITCH
M.cursss the only machine having The kever,ioe ie~d
mont. s"a[ied he hghe,' r'' mu" s''' ''"
The torrnec srsins M.chine Sempany, No ''' hi''a
way for the BEsr fAsiLr sr"iSS MAoh'Sh
! n. simplicity ard rrest range o. work.
IT, making four different stt-hcs sz The !ors, tno'r
double locs aud donbc Knot. .
90 TIE reversible feed motion op"rA'ei ~ 'inp1 tutn
thumb ssr~ enabils the operator 20 run the T9rs RON
sht to ot and perscy sefa'teuns to the snd Of the
The p~rfec, finish and substantial manner in which Tie
The rspdty Of It. working .ld he quality Of Size work
G 'eifalju''ias tension.
ECoNoMY IN FANCY HATS -Four thousand
rnmed fancy hrs for Lads. CAidtcn and inia.. CON
pssing all the litest Pars syct sud many novelties no"
brought for toe first time a. GEsNs No. aI' hfoad"ay
THOMAS Il. AGXEw Is oull alive. NO post
po.u~pt on account the fre Everybody hav. th'f
orders o 80. 2bZ Greenwich - Ught adjoining NO |~
feerwicl I which will be IN rnnnnF oriri IN f." dN.
TEAS CoFFsEs FISH FLOUR AID oil krd Of 'o'
tLe million. Chrop !oI cash. ImosAs Il. AGsk".
SQUIRE &. LANDER, No. ~ TULToS-STp
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ali lind. of JgwrLHr ESotrn sTtrtiso sLviA " AIf' A
small per c-nt,ge aooso AcrCAL AANCr'ciuaISd COST
SgCOsD.HAND SAFEs in large numbers, of our
own aud oihef make taken in for ou new patent
MARViS CO.. 40. 2G3 Broadway.
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HACK viii positively cure the moh obNinAe 49, o
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restore. Orny Hair original color stops t- isi. OUT
Icon, tie head coan, aud -and above cOmpaTso "l any
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- od
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an .beet The ronuineis signed WlLIlAs A. B'IIhsIoA-
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% Fair aud fashionable Young Amsic. has installed
Phaion's Might Blooming Cereu, specially Ia al it,
drs~nsrooms dTe'sinsroom and boudors. IL /. well
Beauty should breathe fragrant atmosphere and Mature in
all hei bowers ha. richer perfume than II Newark
j5atnsl.
" The swan pour' ont her sweetest song when dying
Ia ike manner tie fragrance of Phslon. "..bt Blooming
Cereus exquisite it become, fainter This is
not the with the ordinary extracts for ths handkerchief
Their original scent spscs into decidedly repu-ye
odor.- New Haven Palladium.
"NIGHT-BLOONIN CEREUS,"
"NIGHT.BI.OOMIN CEREUS."
most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume distilled
from and beautiful flower from which 1t ,skss It.
name. PHALON & son. St. Nicholas Hotel.
~ Never public opinion manifested uneqlivo
cay than with regard to Phon, Cereusr
r., popularity il entirely unrrscedent.i and has been
rapidly obtained, that Of would De competitors nave
sprung up is track the petcs they have ranei Ike
teir I,rfns hss been ansatactory and nescentJs
COY City lines
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lhdyerti~nsalst
NOTICE To YOUSg MFy.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY,, Ocr " AsDJL
Last two days for securing tuition " nenmansh'p
and Bookkeeping at half prices, 10" tho ensuing ,ern
at GotnsAIins CoasIEseU. nsrr1u1.., No 80 Broad
way.
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THR FINEST OvgRCoATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
CoUsTRr now ready for sale
|. " BRoKAw. No. 60 Lsfaye.s.placr.
no. "A FOurb.ave opposite Cooper Union.
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Shut out the COZ. dust and water from your
doors and wiudovs in, Iy,I-BLY MEIArLI0 RVBpEB
WEATHER SIBIr-wmrKEn,s patent, Moy g, l-6! the
cheapest and most efieciual S,h. ~ market HuBBI
Hills. Sole Proprietors. HclsoI y. \. Central Depot
~ DIecckcr. ST., Broadway. SnErAED 70. AsIs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

JEPTERs, No. 573 Broadway Ladies, Misses
and Childrcns BOOs and SHofs best quality a. es
possible prices JRiFERs No. SO Broslway.
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NEW PERFUME FOR THE IIANDKRRcHlEe
PHALON'S "NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS."
PIALON'S "NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUs."
PHALON'S "NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS."
tP When thistle. yield e them and not till then, will
the extracts made essential oils take rank VITA
Phaon Night blooming Cc'eG. the rich product Of living
op pcs The demand for It, vast o it =, has not ye
STAINED its iuI proportional Belfast Journal.
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHlEF.
Extsc; Of the
"NIGHT-BLOOMIN CEREUS.
NIGHT-IjLOOMIN CERECS.'
~ IGIkI. I.BLOONING CEREUS.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
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Bows rnd Children's 0ARlDALpt CCrNwAr End Zoc'
AyR SCIIs By the Thousands at Reasonable Prices
l. " BRoKAw. No. 62 Lafayette plsce
No. - Iourth.ave.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

THR LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAiR STORE In
New 1rk has REMOVED TO No J.i Canal.st l.. BA,Tti
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

Messr,. FowLRE AND WELLS, Phrcnolog+'s.
give written charts Of character daily at No. ~
EyoadRay.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

ry~ The French rarely willing to admit tea faE'aan
sl can be surpassed in tie manufacture Of o ''o
sud .nry and vet Phasns "Nght Booutns Cerous has
been adopted hy lesdn: French families here
20 any Of the hori estHets put up IN Sentinel
Mos, Exquisite Delicate and fragrant petiume Distilled
fo ths Hafr aud B.autul koser Iom wLeh takes its
name. pu,rnNt cnv
Manufactured only by FnAhoN sum
RFwARr or CoINTERfEITS
AK IoR PuALON's-TAkE No OruER
soii b. .si', s-ueIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
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UoNr. GLYcggrSg AND PAM SotPs.
+. G. HCLL's SOY. No 10 PAgSRow. ~ 7,
Manufacturer OF every style stapc snd Toilet soaps
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

rI Prom a.. mine. Of Idaho to TIE brown fronts Of
Msdon ave Phaons "Nigh, blooming Cereu Is IN request,
Though the standard perfume Of f.shon its popularity Is
limited to no oas. seooit national ssaplel PateF'
son Gu iTdiau.
"NIGHT-BLOOMIN CEREUS."
"NlGHT.BLOOMIN CEREUS."
"NIGHT-BI.OOM.N CEREUS."
NIGHT-BLOOMIN CEREUS.'
NIGHT.BLOOMIN CEREUS."
C-TLs Month Of Roses j. the most fragrant month the
calendar but it l. AID bloom lies awithering
But romenOer lalics, with PhAon's Nish.Boomins
Cercu. your toilets you have perfume than
June aoVsr yielded all the year Ga
ze..e