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The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29

STATE OF CALiF1ENIA County cf r. Dorado
s. i, Il. CARFLNTkR. Ct,nuty CIsrk Of the
t"laiy -trrCSadauJ Of. 20 Clerk @! the Probate
Court. do hereby certify the foregoing be true
ard complete cory Of the original order in the mar
t.. - the Es;a.- OF George iIilize deceased, now
remaining Of record and On Elr in my Office.
-, In witness vlrrrof hcrcuntO set my
stAL hand and impress tie seai Of said Fro
- ite Court, Il; oil" 10 Le City Of Pa
cery.i!e, III, the sd LAY Of March u i>'1>.
q j. CARPENTER. Clerk,
Isl by A. j. Lowry, Dtputy Cl'k.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
EXPENSE


EXPENSE.
'OtR AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1864, ordi-
nary Freight will be received at FREEPORT and
forwarded to LATROBE without charge for tran
shipping, drayags or forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers Of the California Steam
Navigation Company, leaving San Francisco at T. P.
~, daily, can be delivered in Latrobe at o'clock
next morning. Freight shipped by sailing vessels
will be forwarded with dispatch. No charge on or
binary freight per sailing vessels for levee dues,
transhippiug, drayage or forwarding
All Heavy Freights, such as Boilers, Heavy Cast
ings, Steam Engines, ETC., will he traushipped at
Freeport by powerful dercks directly to the cars,
and at Latrobe will also be Il nnshipred by Gericks
directly 10 teams. For this class of freight charge
will be made of cost Of labor engaged on dericks
only.
Freight Charges of steamers or sailing vessels will
be advanced at FreepOrt and collected at Latrobe
without charge.
Mark all Freight " CARE F. r. r., FREEPoET,"
a nd send receipts with freight.
PRICES OF FREIGHTING:
FREIGHT, from Freeport to Larobe, 81 per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS from Latrobe to Freeport or
Sacramento, will be forwarded az the following
rates:
Ordinary Freghts, per ton ...........-......$3 %
Ores, Shippers to load and unload per ton. 20
Lumber, '' NJ. 20
Wood, car of
6H cords ................ ..........12 On
Hides. ........ ......................... Us
hlps..''.... ........... t)
felts..'......... .'........ .-......-...... 10
Mark Freight, " Care p. & 5. v.R. r."
!. p. ROBINSON,
F. A. BISHOP,
Janll Superintendent.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29
TO THE SICK
Cures without Medicines!
THIRTEEN YEARS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
.- PIONEER
W A T E r gu r E!
AND -
s.DR. BOURNE'S BATES. {"
0rr PERFECT CURES GUARANTEED, accor ding
to agreement, in all cases

FOR THE CURE OF
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Rheumatism. Bronchitis, Cor
sumption dncipienD, Pleurisy Fever and AEue
all other Fevers, Dropsy, Erysipelas, Colds
Coughs, Oak Poisoning, dor which DR.. Bourne
discovered the only scientific and certain cure),
Dyspepsia, " Dreams" Sexual Weakness, the Re-
moval Of Mercury and all other Mineral Poisons,
etc The methods adopted by Or. Bourne are the
most pleasant the safest, quickest and most reli-
able ever devised. ~ SAVE YOUR TINE,
Comfort and Money by employing DR.. BOURNE.
OF Consultations FREE. by Mail or Express, or
personally. Send or call for circular OF recon-
mendations, references, certificates Of cures, etc
which not bogus, but given by well known and
responsible individuals.
No. 10, MASONIC TEMPLE,
Corner Of Montgomery and Post Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO. q.
10 Entrance on Post street, adjoining the Grand
Portal (apr22 3m
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29

PHEILNTION- BITTER THAN Cure.
The newly invented Patent French Safe, a sure
preventive against diseases and pregnancy. Sent
byIuail. Price, 81. Address Dr.. J. F. GTHRoS, 6l7
Kearncy street, near Commercial, San Francisco, F.
o. Box, 2j2.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29
Dr. Gthbon.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES-QUICK CURES.
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
6I7 KEARNEY STREET,
Near Commercial st., San Francisco.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854,

ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
For the treatment of Sexual AM Seminal
Diseases, such as GonorhGa, elect, Structure, Syph
lis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, ImpOtenoy,
etc, etc. Skin Diseases Of years standing and u
cerated Legs successfully treated
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29

Guys, High Street, Borough;
st. Bartholomew, Smithfeld;
St. Lukes, Old Street;
st. Mary's, Camb Place, Pad;
Lock, Harrow Road;
University, Cover Street;
Westminster, Broad Sanctuary;
CLEARING Cross. Agar Street. Strand;
London, Whiteclapcl Road;
Royal Free, Gray's Inn Road;
Kings College, Portugal Street.
DR.. GibbOn has also visited Drs. AconAof Io7don;
Parker, of Birmingham, Eng. and HcorG, Of Paris;
vino considered the best Physicians and Surgeons
in the World, and whose authority is acknowledged
to he the highest IL the treatment Of Sexual diseases
Dr.. Gbbou Las obtained from them their new mode
treatment, which carnotbe srrpasse ed.
pr Gtbbon has spared uci;ler tia. nor money in
stchiugout new rem stlicS, and has turn with in
creased facilities for the alienation Of human SUI
leriug,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29
Railroads atu STAGE at.lts.
IMPORTANT

SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT.
p. & s. v. R. RS. v. r. r.
AND
FREEPORT RAILROAD.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29

DR, GJNBON has the
pleasure of announcing that he
has returned to this State, after
an absence Of one year, during
sa1ch time he has visited all
the principal Hospitals or Eu.
rope, among them those OF
Dublin, London and Paris
The following celebrated Hos
pitfalls OF London are amo>g
those visited by the Doctor
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29
PLACERVILLE AND SACRAMEN-
TO VALLEY RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER LIST
~ TRAINS, in connection with the Sacramento
Valley and Frecport Railroads, will run rs follows:
LEAVE LATROBE at 6k and II A. NJ and r. "
LEAVE SACRAMENTO ut 81 4. NJ and 4P,M.
Midnight.
ON SUNDAYS. Trains will run as fv!, vs.:
LEAVE LATROBE. for Sacramento only, at II
A. NJ, and LEAVE SACRAMENTO, for Latrobc "a:
6l4 Am.
All Trains stop a Folsom.
There will be no train ur on Sunday nights from
Freeport.
The II 4. ". Train in from Latrobe, ard ;he Md
night Train, from Freeport. in connection with
the Steamboats, on the river and the Pioneer Stages
across the mountains.
The 6K 4. NJ. Train, from sacramento, vii! also
connect at Latrobe with the Pioneer Lin, of Stage,
as well as with Stages to all the mountain towns
throughout Fl Dorado, Amador and Calaveras cOun.
ties
The 81 and II \. ". Trains, from Latrobe ais
connect with the Pioneer ant other Stag Lines, al
Latrobe.
All the Trains from Larobe run info Sacramento
as well as Freepor:.
FREIGHT will be taken on all Trains. eXcel,,
The II 4. N. Train, from Larobc, AID tle Midnight
Express Train, from Frecror
janll =. \. BISHOP, sar't.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29

CTATF or CALIroRNrA. Conr,v Of II no-,,.
> 81" the D's:I4-t Court Of the lIth Jaleial
District. LAT
Action brought IN ,No District Cour, Of IN. Flew
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-29

OFFICE OF DIR. ]. NJ. MORENO,
Kearney Street, Corner of Commercial,
mchllnl3I SAN FRANCISCO
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

DIRECTORS.
HENRY A. SMYTHE, President OF the Central NAtona
JOHN F. .yELvERToN President OF the Bank OF Norti
NOAH l.. WILSON. President Of the American Nations
FREDERICK sCnUCHARDr Off. Schachirdt Sons
Hankers-
NATHAN CHANDLER, Of John Munroe Co.. Bankers
WM. II. TOWNSEND, Treasurer Of the Sterling Iron
DkVIb L. TURNER of fNew-Yort.
r.cb ..e VIII be- entitled from the Coal mined by the
Company any year TO IL proporonNe snare OF so
Coal mined cost not exceeding one ton Per shsIe oi
the prots thereoul aud dividend Of the profit irom s pro
duct beyond the am cunt delivered the shares. -
ptions for limited number Of shares received oy
WILSON GIBSON 4 Co., No. 50 Broadway, N \.
III. property Of this Company situated between tue town
OF Scranton Pa and the Wyoming Valley Railroad ana ooa
Co.'S property sbout rne from Scranon ana aoJonn
the W. r. Coa 20. Ii free aud snncumbered and the
opSny las no debt Of any kind II is ore OF tie best coal
properties the Valley, being estimated 70 contain Seven
Millions Of 1uns Of Coal almost the whole oi which above
water Lowell aud capable producing from 100 10000
tuus year. a., .,
ANY Shareholder wishing 20 take his cosl can have
so 6y the Company his and receive the proht
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
4musemenis.
RARNUMS NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
~ BROADWAY. between Spring and Priuce,ts.

RARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
~ BROADWAY, between Spring and Princests
Unis kt.AbLisHNESr DOES NOT ADvEnfEE u THE
sEvYoER ngRALD.)
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
oi the da'hins and accomplished Equesrienne
OCEANA,
aho inc charming Irish Comm e1enns and Vocalist
MISS kATiLEEN O'NEIL.
r., AFTERNOON AT 3.
1bo homantic Miltlry Drama Of the
ROLL OF TIE DRUM
story Of tho French Revolution.
~. EVENING At q.
Inc Spectacular Drama IN acts entitled
MAIEPPA;
mon OR. THE WILD HORSE OF TARTARy
ookGEOUs scENfRY SPLENDID APPOINTMENTS
MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE,
ana III which vii be introduced the
4. TRAINED Sized TARTAR"
,,,. Previous 10 Drama, Afternoon and Evening
MsS kAriiLEkN O'NtlL O. IN Object Of Interest"
MI W. Is. HARRISON, t.trmpoIaneous Singer.
- OVER 10000 CURlOSlTlEs.
, g., IHE IDENTICAL LiNCOL. LOU-CAPlN
buii by ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN Itoeon county, Illinois,
ih loD, aid IN witch he resiied FOR two years
MISS ANN ELIZA LEAN. BORN WITHOUT ARMS
ChOCHErS, BRADS HAIR, EMBROIDERs, &c.
IHHfE Of the LARGEST GliNTS IN the world,
TIL LARGEST Eat WOMAN LIVING.
add prsttiest ClRCASSlAN GIRL seen
oEN. GIANT. j., The smallest DIV of ever exhibited
- BOhEMlAS CLASS BLOWERS,
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION
PKOF HUTCIilNGS, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR.
THREE-hORNED BULL.
tosnossmss, SIeoscop,cons, Learned Seal. Happy Fam
ily, Crand Aquaria Mammoth Turtle. etc.
Admission - cents. Children under TO- II cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
DE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY, No.
4 , 20 West Fa,reep,b.,, open WEDNESDAYS ) and SAT
itlnsirai Jnstrnmtnts.
CTElNWAY 4 SONS
- GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PA NOE . X L L. =.

u = y
are now acinowedscd the hcs' instruments in America as
well IS in Europe. having teken Thuiytro F1d Prepinn,
Lod 1aJ Si,r M,dab at the Principal fa.s Lrd in thi'
country wi hin the yehr aid W adlon thereto they
were swared First Pr zc Medal the Great International
Exhibition in London 1882, FOR
PowrRyrI- CLEAN BRILiIASr, AND SYMPATHETIC JONI
with excellence wokmsnshp shown in grand and u are
Pianos. .
There were 26e Pianos from al yrs o. the world entered
for petition and the special correspondent OF The T"e'
Messrs SryrSwsrs ndorsernent by The Jurors j. en-
phs and stronger and TO the Pout an that OF any
European maker. 80 -, ,
This greatest triumph Of American Pianofoe' In kng'nd
has csu,, sensation IA musical c.l.s throughout ths con
tinel and AZ uit tie Me-sr. SIsISwAY IN constant
rcep, orders from Europe thus inau gnrsiug new phse
IN the history Of American Pihnoot by creating N them
srice oi cKport." -
livery S1KiSwAS PhXoioRTE WARRANTED roR fiys
YEARS
Arnons te many and fnoa yilu1ha important improve
ueii,s by Mess Stenway sons IN their fanp'
fortes,
THz SPECIAL ATTENTION oy PURcuAsSRs
is directed to thar
PATENT AGRsrrE IRRASGEnESr,
dor which letters patent were granted them Nor. ~ lsj
Tb. value and importance OF this invention haVng teen
prscticny tested during peod Of nearly sit years ~
~einwayt in al their Gsnds and highest pr ed Square
anoi1e. and ad tied b" the greassi Improvement o.
nIoiern TINES hey that they hiYr leis
introduce Patent A=ra1e irrlnseineut IA srr'y
Pinosr:e gfGrfsyrd by rcg i1iih 10 nfifc y -
In order that all their patrons sy reap the i advantage o.
this cat irrTOyeueDf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

CURGICAI, HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
Di,.a..s die Pelvic vi,eers under the care EDWARD
H. DIXON Editor Of Ths ScLpeL sircsu, Piles, NsTieo
cell. Hernia and fiSins Ever case OF hctur ehn OF
radical and Ia days, ard osn an inne'
date one by Dr. D.'s instrument Tire Urehfo,oms
designed expressly to modify NJ. symos op,nton IN all
sneed IL the case ba undertaken Oiiee hous from TO
dailv aud I 10 . evenings, At No. ~ finbave.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

VI'HE NATURALIZATION OFFICE Of the
i UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE ha, been opeped
81 No CeuiF Il, oppostr The ohy nan 20 i..ll u,on
me, of foreign birth 10 obtain Coiticates Of NaaTafion
Tbs new election law making II obligatory icf nIitszei
ciiz4ns TO produce their Certificates o Natrfa,ton oore
who lost them apply 20 the above Office to OBTAIN eoei
AnuEEAs NILLMANN, ro,,r.,i..
GEOR0E DONALDSON
Ws N. WEHEKRsKiKcH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

DRYANT's, MECHANICS HALL,
- No. AZ BROADWAY, above Grand
lrHIs EsTABLsHngyT ADVERTISE IN TH5
sEv-YoaR HfRALp.)
CROWDED HOUSES.
IuIlente success Of
BRYANTS MINSTRELS.
The Exeelsior Troupe Ia TIE following Acts:
LES MlsERABLES.
THE POWER OF MUSIC.
HERMANN AND HELLER
HIGH DADDY.
Eph Horn Seymour, Dave Reed Nel BrJAnt Tempeion,
ssrstton, Emmett, Cor, Warren
DAN BRYANT.
Prquete 50 cents; Gallery 30 cents To commence at ~
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
OF NEW.yORK.
2srH SEASON--l665-l4S
The Coneers Of tho viii take place utua al the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
under the sole direction Of
CARL BERGMANN.
The second public rehearsal viii taie plsee
SATURDAY. Oct n. at O'Clock p. r,
when the follow ing pieces viii be reheased:
scHraAsE-Symphony No. 4, in minor.
Lusr-Poenie Symphonique, Maxeppa'
BSlfHovKs-Overture Leonors No 3.
For apply al the principal music stores Sub.
septon. received At Sbsfenber; Luis No. 13 Broad
way and Beer Sehrrn.rs No. tOl Broadway.
WM. SCHARfENBEhG, President.
l. sPIxa Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID ITALIAN OPERA.
nInFcTOR. .....................MAx MARETZEK.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, at Q.
(FouRrH SUBSCRIPTION NIGarl. aW
Win n. present-d FotOws brilliant and popular 0pers,
MARTHA. mAhIuA.
KELLOGG PHILLIPS. TRFRE. ANTONUCCI
The e of reserved seats and tickets will commence THIS
MORNING. in Brooklyn, at tie boz Office Of tho Acsdemy
and in New.York at Root, Anthony and Co.'S NO. u
Nassau.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
rare chance TO get good PIANO
DIHYOS MTLODFONS. HARMONIOUS
vE'HE WEBER PIANO.FORTE

rE'HE WEBER PIANO-FORTE .
L Is called tie BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY al thr
eadins sicsns Of hi. city and elcwhero 1t pronoreri
by the National Pisaofortn Association. AFTER ra in 'h'if
rooms with the mtnuiscurers Of this county oniuenuy
the BEST rINNo IN AMERICA, and psed by tie 'ose4'
tor, OF Music and other high moi schools s'os'he bec,n
Of their Immense 9ower equality. we,ne' and 0f'ney 0
tons. elastic touch and grea, duIsbi,y
WAREROOMS No. t23 Broomest near Bfoadwov
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Gopartnfrsbip Notites.

N from The 6rrl Of JACKSON Co. all the business o.
the firm to bo settled by item ,.,r-p, u,Irncs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

A NNUAL FESTIVAL of the ROMAN
IA CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM.-Tbe Annual Fest
Of the above Institution viii take psce the Academy Of
Music OF fonrteeniht and Irving place, THURS
DAY. 18th lust There will DO two distinct performances
that In the afternoon commencing at O'clock Ia the even
ne y O'Clock. The entertainment: viii b. Of superior
aud unexcepuonsble character under the management OK
~ " CLARK, esd of tie New bdwery Thesier, who has
volunteered his sercrs and who will be assisted by
many Of the Leading ss n this city, Tickets, % cents
each. Children under IL years halfpr,ce.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

~ .Doors open at n; beginsst7i
,rHs xsrAsIIsuxENr DOES NOT Apvxnrn. IN TIE
sEwIonk HKnALD)
TwfS'yAis night of the triumphant engagement 'fh'
'A0AA' &SToiSE RAyEL, -
The MARTINETTIs. and sisnOrina PEPITA viii .ppear
'p''4''' %TUEsPIY' OCTOBER II, 1866.
The highly successful airy PaHtoGine Of
BlANCO;
l .. TIE ENCHANTED SWORD.
In which ANTOINE RAvEL viii sustain bis great character
OF BIANCO, snpported By the full Ravel Company
sgTpIS TN TIqS Ns 'sfsSS sesSFR Ht9 APPOINT
MENrs, TRICKS, TEANSF9.in.MsaaiTrIoNS' IN &c
In the new GRAND BALLET sn,i-ied
the gallant Sailor Boy. will execute hi, celebrated
siuyonINa FEpIrA F Pi ANNE N NEW DANCES, 49,,
G rect {.Da 2, hf eS,i; M ~ the Roa Gsre Schmidt
''' - FULL CORPS.
The evenings advertisements viii commence with
OUR CLERKS,
Sustained BY Mr. and Mr.. Goner.a Ration, Blaisdell
Ac &c.
on SATURDAY AFTERNooNJ
GRAND RA1FLE 1F MATINEE.
Adm''ion 70 cents reserved seats i family circle Ten
trance on Cr0.by-st.). 80 cents.
WA2LI.Ld.A1,'cJIK.e'; e; -. y, y sr, v, LACK
tIHs rsrABLsuxyyr DOES sor ApvERrIsK In 1Ha
sEwyoRK HERALD)
.. NOVELTY AND VARIETY.
TUESDAY.
i'h tn'e' the New and Original Drama, by Tom Taylor
TIE SERF.
| In which will appear
Nss'rs z. L. Davenport John Gilbert, Charles Fisher
Grorge Holland, Norton. Wilsnson George Brown, Pope
Ward Miss Madeline Henriques Miss lone Burke and Mis'
Mary Barrett.
| WEDNEsDAy-sTILL WATERS RUN DEEP and ICl
! on pARLE FRiNCATS.
| THURSDAY Feycnth time) THE DOUBLE GALLANT
| FRIDAf-MliilAMS = CRIME and KING AND COAE
DIAN.
sATURDAy-sTILL WATERS RUN DEEP and IcI On
| PARLE FRANCAIs.
| la rehearsal. and will speedily be produced,
A NEW AND ORIGINAL
Five ACT COMEDY,
| with Scenery II Appointments.
| Mi. MARY GANNOS and Mrs. VERNON will shortl,
appear for the first time this Mr. Walack has muc
pleasure In announcing the engagement at this beser
MIR. FREDERICK ROBINSON from the Theater Royal
St James Londonl and whose arrival is daily expected
Open st7i. Begin At
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Msniseress......Nrl JOHN wvyl NV

tTHIs EsrABLIsBNEKr DO1s NOT ADVERTISE IN ihh
SEwYoRK HEgALD)
IMMENSE SUCCESS
has attended the production Of the greet Local serssord
FIVE ACTS AND A PROLOGUE,
THE STREETS OF NEw.YoRK,
with the b.,
ELABORATE SCENERY BY HAYES ona
UNION SQUARE On WINTERS NIGHT
AND THE FIRE. f-a
MUSIC by THOS. BAKER,
.nsy produced at this Thea.eI will be preertd
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
PROLOGUE: -,r
Adm Fsirwea,ber fs sea esptsnl ....Ar H. stoddaH
Gideon Bloodscod Ia bauker). Mr. hind
Tom Badger ibis clerk t).....,......MrJ j. n Mortimer
Twenty years espse between the prologue and the payD
THE PLAY. . -.l-
Paul Fairweather (s-ed 25l ......Mr. q. w Garrison
Marx Livingstone Ia gentemsnl Mr. Rockwell
GIDEON Blood good. W. 1. j. Hind
Tom Badger Expelled by the Nssnce Committee OF ssn
Francisco. Hr y. n moftifnet
Pnhy IA usrry fehson
Dan (of Washington Hose No. +0 ...Nr G. H. Moroa
Bob (of the Bo3tback Brigade. MI j. IL budwofth
His first appearance in New York Ia nine years
Mrs. Fsirwesther widow of tho cAptsi Mrs Vinins
Lucy Miss Louisa Myers
Mrs
Doors open st Il commence at II
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

WMTER GARDEN Begins ssi e. u ,..
rshESsr fhT SsfH sTGef!;ss. s5EtTfD;s
Houses nightly ThRONGED WITH CROWDS which
welcome bach with rHE fho5iS OLD PAvoRITE. "a iqn'
MR. To,SfahF I; ! ShfFNE
AND EVERY NIGHT,
in bis gre" character asA 81 rREycHaRp
| in OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
MRS. AGNES PERRY,
| First Appearance
Me.rs. Dy..,, w :. Andrews. Peers, Walcot ais MsJ
On WEDNESDAY. Oct. 10.
A GRAND MATINEE ...s
| OF OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
Comnencins st o'clock.
VVINTER GARDEN-SPECIAL NOTICE.
w The mana begs 70 announce that IN eompssrss
with tie request Of DisI{ GRAND iSIi,'s.i 'Ms.irIyyE
OUR American COUSIN
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON OCT IS.
fSmnenc.s al o.,I TREycHARp.
EOX's OLD BOwE2Y THEATER.
l. Lessee Director aud Manage gcr'.....,.....G. L. FoA
(rH1s IsrisLIsHxEyr Sor ADVERTISE IN rnS
Ngw.YoeK HxRALpD
RAPPELKoFF THE sPIRITKIYg,
from the German Of " Der Ape rkonis'
MOTHER %G GOOSE osisAi ASD i THE GOLDEN EGO.
Comic Psntouime by Mr u H. FOX
CONCLUDING EACH NIGHT WITH A fANOhITR
PIECE,
the full Dr.ma.ic and Panouiine Companies appearing
TINHE HIPPOTIEATR0N,
Il NEW.YORk CIRCUS.
Fourteenth.st., between Third and Fourth'ay
THIS ENNNING al y.
TO OMORROW-MATrfNEEs at ~
FL NINO EDDIE, CHILD WONDER,
WILL ASEND TIGET WIRE,
CARRY A BOY on HIS SHOULDERS,
AND RIDE 0ASHING ACT.
THE MARBLE SrAIIES.
EIGHTEEN ACTS IN THE RISG.
RIGGS ON BRIGGS.
EINE ART GALLERY,
No. 6,5 BROADWAY.
Now on EXHIBITION Tor the first time.
THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE
REPUBLICAN, COURT
OR LADY wASHINGTON'S RECEPTION DAY.
PAINTED BY ID. HUNTINGDON Kso.
President Of the National Academy OF DeGga-
Admittance rs cents
Open from q. M. to p. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

ALLEN, ABBOTT a. GERRY, Attorneys
IA and Counsa.of. No. 81 WallsL sLThe undosgnod have
formed partncrlip Tor the general praooe OF ss Niam
r. Allen, Benjamin Vaughan ABBOTT kibndse \. ofiy.
HAMMOND Oh the NERVOUS SYSTEM
i valuable Boot for Young Invalid, tud IN, oeh,,s
PROV Ed METHOD or TREATMENT Price' VI -.
WARNER, PubsheT. No. ] Ne,ey-st, Astor iiou@r.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

I EWIS & COX.
IL Jo.xPn }. Lywis CaAxLros Lywn' :. s. Coz
COUESELORS AT LAW.
No I32 Bfosdwsy p. o. Bor No. $3.50,
KEW.YORk CITY,
Attend 10 al business In The Courts " The United Stiss
,nd n ~, Drpsytaent. at Washington Especial attention
ry.n 10 Internal Revenue business and " chiis against
y o. i'm Governments, As well - our own
,nue and Chaon r. Lewiss experience a. D-l'ity Cons
.ioner viii gu14ntoe Of thorough hqustiAne' Win
the Rev enus Laws go , ...- 4,
M CoIs connection Of four yesuw with tie 'omnhuse
Yorcrn Af.s In Cougres'. and his long nefoirhp ol W.
National I,xisaturs insure thorough know isso OF leg
ton and practice IN both depasn1ents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
AmaseMeMts.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

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ADTRECTOR..... MAY MAhEIIL0s
this EsrABLIsHMEyf DOES NOT ADvEAfnb IN Ihs
YORK HERALD -
TO- NTGHT-GRAND COMBINATION PERFOhMANCA
OF CONCERT AND OPERA. ...
THIS TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. II. AT O'CLOCK,
(TUgrEHNra SuBscRIPrloS NIoHrt
FIRST GRAND CONCERT By THE
BATEMAN CONCERT COMPANY. 1
PR0GRANAE: .r . ....----A .
Over,ure-Wilrsru Tell. RossnL
scb.rzo Caprccio David. heM CAnL hesA
o Grand Aria (Robcrt) Meyerbeer......"'M,s rATMsrA M
Whirlwind Polks. - -
First moyeeD M from Ae ConcffotnC minor beetho'sn
Nj I'D. DAsNREuTHER ,,u p..
Shadow Song Dinorah) Neyerbeer nns
Elegie. Ernst .uS
Q. Wstz-Il Bacio. Arditi... J.xy
9. Carnival of VENICE Paganni MI :.
To be followed by the entire OF Donzetts grand ope1i
LUCREZIA DORGh. ,,no
NINE. CAROZZI .ZUCCHl. MISS A. PHlLhIrsSs,,
IRFRE, ANT0NUCCI, L0RlNI BARILl, DobhIoh'
Tomorrow. WEDNESDAY EVENING 0c.. ls
BATEMAN CONCERT CONPAN1,
TO be followed by the entire opera OF - 2
LyCA DI LAMMERMoOR.
THURSDAY-Opera in Brooklyn-MAhIHA' ~
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct 20, NORMA. p. 4
No Matinee Oh SATURDAY, Oct. Il. --
On Monday Oct %, first night Of the new opera,
CRlSPINO T. LA COMARE. ... &
The sale Of reserved and tickets for Of The abovs.
named performances will commence THIS MORNING., st
the ar ticket Offices viz the Ocs OF the Acsd.myi
Beer & schirners, No. f9t Broaaway; Pond Cos,
No $40 Broadway Scauberh Co.'S No. S,J Broadway and
Root Anthony \ Co.'S No. II Nassau-st. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Professional Notifies.

A BOOK Oh STRUCTURE, FlSIULA
~ PILES and 20 other dissascs mailed ior ~ ,ants
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. ID,
Con,ulting nnd Operative Surgeon, No. UIions3aTe
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

INSTRUCTION will be given in the MISl-
II CAL GYMNASTICS in Schools end Coless By train
sic OF the Norna Institute Physical Fdcn'ion hayin
the best oi references ADDRESS sWAsHiSGfOk CHESTER
No. s3l iirosdw'ay.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
MISS HAINES

MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL. White
lVI Paips ols hours ride from the city 10y s
Iayn Psirosd. O. X. WILLIS A. NJ. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

OlRDYER' INSTITUTE - English and
N - Rosr3in, and Day school for Young Ladies
~ ls East Twenth hth-st between Madison and fith
syes will reopen Scpt. l9 {. Ii. GARpNtR ruhe'pH'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

MILITARY, CLASSICAL and CONNER
WI CIAL ACADEMY Nyack Rockaud County. " \.
FOR crenaIs address e. RUTHERFORD, A. NJ. Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

CHIRTS WANTED wanting SHIRTS
~ msde win p'cs.c sddres With tern, WV u bhiN
MFR Stspif frf0sn. Hels.slasT To-, y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

TU1RLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE for

I J YOTNG GENTLEMEN, Nos. ss and 20 East Twenty,
Nv Tfepsrel for College. Business West ROM ana We
o1I French l. the language used nj large ana
,,r.it roken without interfering with otheI s,uaes
osc,tss cortsns the Of 10" p pis ana 'nri os
posI ,be ten v.ars Primary Department ior young
49, ~. ,vsr sseyen Irof ELIE CHAhLlER phec'or
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
GRAMMAR SCHOOL of the UNINERSll

Nj Ouposiie Wa 7hing fOlFsqusiti
ppIyARY' COMMERCIAL. CLASSICAL.
Preparcs for College, Business, West Point