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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
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The opera OF "Crispino la COmare" was
given for the fifth or sixth last time last evening" the
actual last night being entirely dependent upon
the will Of the public The management fixed the
final performance some weeks ago. but the increasing
desire to hear the OPERA the constant demand for seats
compelled the reproduction Of "Crispino" over and
again This accounts for the several past last
nights" and s possible that the house last evening will
have to DO held responsible for yet another final per-
iormance for with every seat filed there were hund-
reds Of persons in the obbes and in tho alley ways
who could not be accommodated with seats of any
kind. No comic opera within our recollection. has
made hit instantaneous and lasting. 1t is to be
sure. mos. admirably performed: BETTER indeed, a
whole, principals. chorus and orchestra than any
opera put on the stage for years past. But be.
side this the plot is happily conceived. and the music
not only full of character but il has all the elements
Of genuine humor so that the fun is catching, and the
laughter is as hearty and genuine hear at side.
splitting farce or at the quaint humor Of the Ministries
Tie popularity Of "Crispino Ia Comare" is o fact
spring from whatever may and it has proved
sn unfaing gold.mine TO the management.
The performance was admirable as usual, and the
thusiasm of the audience greater than upon any
previous OCCASION all that could be repeated being
cored with that overwhelming applause which admits
Of no denial.
This evening there will be performance but In.
stead there will be q full rehearsal OF LAfricaine
Some idea of the excitement in the public mind respect
ing this opera may be formed from the fact that before
IL o'clock this morning every disposable seat in
the Academy was sold. The rush commenced at lit
tie after a. m. and continued without intermssion
until at the hour first mentioned there was nothing
more to sell. We knew that tho 'rush. and We are
satisfied that the excitement will continue until the
close Of the season.
On Wednesday evening Faust viii be performed
when TO the attraction Of Miss Kellogg and the other
artists that of Miss Adelaide Phillips in the cole OF Sic
bel will be sdded This will be the strongest cast that
has yet been youohsaed 10 the beautiful opera OF Faust
and canno, but prove pro9orionaly attractive.
Mr.. Frederick Mollenhauer will give his en-.
hual concert at Dodwortls Hall on Saturday evening
next Dec 9. when be will be assisted by Madame BeT
tia Johannsen her first appearance since her return
from Europe; Mr.. S. b. Mills. Masters X. Bretto and
Emil Molenheuer Mr.. He1emeyer an, other artists.
Mr Mollenhauer is most able artist and should be lib
orally supported.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Amusement. thi. eR vs.isa.

wALLACK'S THEATER-Losr IN LONDON.
NlBLOS GARDEN-Epw1x FORREST ~ JAcK CABS. on
THB bOyDsMAN OF kEsr.
OLYMPIC THEATER-SIxcPiSa BEAUTY II rms WOOD
WINTER GARDEN-THE OcToRoos.
BROADWAY THEATER-"SAH."
BARNUMS MUSEUM-Anernocn snd TvennS-LADr ov
MrSHEE-CIRcus-W. 3. HARRIsoS, EIrKxPoRASrou'
FINGER
F0X'S OLD BOWERY 1HFATER-SNBAp rns SAILOR
or The VALLEY OF DIAsoSps
NHW-YORK CIRCUS-lirH sr-JAxKs RoBrssoy, BARS
BACK RIDER.
BRYANTS MINSTRELS-LEs MIsEnABLEs-CiRrE ps
VIsITE-LITTLE MACS EssssCK-IBE Latest Faoh
PAais-IHg LIVE lsGiN.
WOODS MINSTRELS-THR MAsAagR'. TsIUxPHi Or,
THE BLACK MAiLERs DEFEAT, In Six Scenes
TEMPLE OF MUSC-CoRNRR OF GRAND AND CRosBf'
srs-THoRPE AND OvEEIys-MIssrRyLs OF ALL Ma
TONS
BROADWAY ATHENfUM-ScEsIc ILLUSIONS BY Nj.
COLA MEIsrEB OF COLOGNE
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-PAsrrxss AND
STArUABy.
ART GALLERY-No. 625 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PAINTING OF Mrs WAsuISGrosi RECEPTION DaI.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
A Card.
IT, u. Editor Of The N. Y. Trbss..

To Ms Editor Of The ". T. TTtbhs'
SIR: Permit me to correct All inaeuracy
which crept Inadvertently, doabt into your report
Of my address to my congregation on Sunday evening
The amour. realized from my mission is stated to be
$50 900 in the report. whereas, said in my address
,ha, the final Ye.ult, Of my mission would probably
realize that sum- tho Congregational Union OF England
having voted to take collection for the freedmen on
the second Sunday in January being the basis OF n5
calculation make this correction that the subscribers
to the Americsn Missionary Association, whose dele
gate was in England. msy not be inisled 80 as 10
Sac ken their energies fail in their contributions to
help this most deserving Freedmens Aid Society Had
eyeu then thousands would starve this Winter and
have no desre TO Increase the number by any mistake
Of my own. am. sir. yours truly.
SiLLA MARTIN, No. l32 ThOmpsonst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
The FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Mec6,g OF the Board Of Comn'issioners- -
Business and Resolutions.

Ire Board of Fire Commissioners held their
regular meeting yesterday afternoon at flremen' $
as bat transacted very little business OF pnbhc m'
poance and were not In session longer than half an
Sour before they adjourned. Among the eommunica-
lions received at the meeting was one rom Engineer
K " Mackey preferring charges against the Iereman
I'D Assistant Toreman Of Hook and Ladder company
NJ 10 for Don.attendance az ire In Grcenwchst on
she 24th inst 7. j. Byrnes eage notice OF ms intention
70 resign his position In Engine Company No on the
Isl u!t. and stated, as reason Tor 50 dong, 1hat
hs could not comply with the rules and regu'
ls,ions Of the new Department as they were 100
biading In their nature. They require him 10 be on
duty at the engine house 81 out Of "a hours in the day
and 10 be provided with uniform which would cost
not less than s7O0 Rather than follow these rules and
regulations and confne himself exclusively 10 one
vocation with only eight cents an hour for his services
he would resign. that sun, ana with the deduction
tom it Of the cost OF fremans uniform, would be In
adequate TO support his family durng the year. Tbs
resignation and several others were accepted An In
lury communicated as to whether deputy and
special sberiffs wearing badges had the privilege OF
attending fires. The committee on discipline were re.
juested TO give the desired information. Franklin l.
Juror. Of Hook and Ladder Co. No. T. was complained
0f for violating orders in bringing surprise party to
she Truck House on the evening 81 the Goth inst
The following resolution was adopted
Resoipsd That the Committee Discipline he requested
present to this Board at its next meeting plan oi es',b
sspg and for the and relief Of those member, Of the
Metropolitan Fire Department force wh9 may be injured or
cS In the peTormsrce OF their dtes and for the
hrlilies OF those who may die IN consequence
Section IS Of the rules and regulations was amended
BY resolution to allow the Presidents aud secre'
OF insurance companies only 10 be admitted 10
tres instead OF the officers and MEMBERS; and such
Presidents and Secretaries to DO designated by
syer badge TO be upon the outside OF the coat
the eft breast with the name OF the company 70 which
,ey belong and title OF the weaTer engraved thereon
~ 20 such badge insignia is 10 be recognized
. tho name OF the person receiving the same shah b'
olel with and duly authorized by the COMMITTEES on DIS
oiS.ile Of the Board Of Commissioners
The next meeting fthe Board will be held on Friday
~ D.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
MANDRAKE. Pulls.

mi' Cathinne Collins lew siiyns testimony az shs
II effect, OF Dr. ScLencks medicine. She reside. No ~
Mot,st hewYok Dr. SchoucA visited her about the ss o.
February last Heonnd her apparently ia the last STAN q
Pulmonary Consumption and from all appearance. could NJ
last than three weeks Her Ie lung frora bottom u
top. noihus but Of corruption Tie rL, br,n
chia tube. also affected but cavities She had sgi
swsats. chis and flashes Of times, coold no. IL
down bot had 10 be propp-d 10 chair Her mother sn<
that her husband ,nd several OF her children had died L t
way. they poor and able to bay medicine
lbut DR. Scheuck took interest in ler and gave hes
tcne, aud cured her Now any that has cough e.
disease should cali aud her. |. gives trw
;inore confidence in Dr. schencks medicines They VIII
ifld quite hesrty-loosing person. with ngA
iiass sounding iul clear, with respiration stiy asx
natural ud the le dead soundn. though what
sn was sold and Useless. Sill size. like Dr. Schsnck Hv
'wn one lung and eroys essd health She oored "
cause sh- was confined to her Many Of DR. ScctS
tcehcae- you read seem almos. improbable but by inek
ling you Ind them not exaggerated They were bedfsA
until their lungs healed and took cold How naeh eai
could those moi so far gone be cured They may t:kr
Schencks Purnonc Sylup seaweed Tonic ari MandrskA
Pills and follow the directions closely and keep getting bcs
ter aud worse and finally die, for simple reaon-sss
keep aSns little colds enough keep the lungs inaapA
When a person has diseased lung he should stay =
the house much ard even thar Just recoyci
fom dangerous sickness yet thought BIZ most phpz
cians bes. for consuupye patients go ard
iresh air-bnt do they real consumption b IL
I course'
Dr. scheneks medicines cleanse the stomach and lives
tine circulation of the blood appetite ami
the icod made 70 digest snd msde into good blood srd that
is al they do Nature vii. do the Dr. J. n. Scheme.
will be at hi, principal Office No. y North Sxth, corner
Commerce, Pliladrphs every Saturday, iom a. till
p No. % Bond st. NewNork. every rue.dsy frouss
until p. no. 30 Summers st. BO'ton, every wsdnes
day from until end every other Friday. q, No
ios Baltimore It,. Baltimore. Nd AL advice free but for
thorough examination with hi respirometer be charges s.
Price. o. tie Pu.monic syrup snd Seaweet Tonic eac
50 per bottle s. 81 tine ts dozen Mandrake pils
cents per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers
n. B.-A full supply Of DR.. sCHENcKs MEDICINES
be- obtained all times Ia, Rooms. No 80 BoudSt.
Newyork anl the Doctor may be there WofessorAs
every TUESDAY. from o. m to D. III. .--.... VI
DEMAS BARNES Co., No. "a Psrkrow. wheessh
I agent, for the City of NewYork Z
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Mas PRossER's READINGS. Prosser

Mrs. PRossER's READISos.-Mrs. Prosser
,svs ,aries Of Readings last week at Dodworths
Hall which. we regret TO say were not nearly 80 well
attended as they deserved. Her selections w'ro NOT
s.l,ctious being too long and lacking variety re
oueptv hut abe read with depth Of power. nicely
Of enuncston and alteration Of tone that showed sno
possessed decided histrionic capacities. rev pro-
fesssiona readers that We have heard arc ner t~
peors and We tope that when she oilers ano'ncr series
Of entertainments. she win meet With suocf" more
commensuraie with her merits.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Wreck Of the Schooner Alarm - Ons Life
Lest.

Mr.. Pierce, mate Of tho schooner Alarm,
Lost at sea- reports Sailed from Ship Harbor Labrador
Oct 4. with cargo OF fish. for Oporto Oct O. took
reefed topyail, shipped sea, filing decks, washing
away gangway. round house and skylight filing the
cabin; 10 m, while getting ready " heaye TO- 'he
hoayy gale blowing at the tne aud having no sail on
the vessel could not render him any assistance Moth
ing further occurred Till Oct q 10 lat ~ 40 long ~ 81
A heavy sea carried both mssts and jibboou
over the aide vessel lsborng heavy and making water
tho sea going her; la Io got the spars clear OF
the wreck I, being impossible 10 save the vessel or
take her into any port signal OF Distress and ai
A. "a, sane day taken off BY ship Therese Capt.
Robinson from Bristol and brought TO this port The
Alarrn registered 81 tuns, was years Old ana owned
AZ Poole by Thomas Wanbill.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Un'sa Ratiacasisa BIeetlns.

Umss Raftacatisa Moetins.
%'': %se'Es ot tho yuisu Electors 4 tue City and
County OF New-York. 10 sstify the nomination Of
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS for Mayor, end
MURRAY HOFFMAN for Counsel to the Corporation,
will be held at the Union HeadquSers corner of Bro,dw,v
and Twentythirdt on FRIDAY Dec l. 1885, a. 7, O'Clock
Gen. JAMES w NYE, United States Senator from E,v.a
The Hon. WILLIAM Z. DODGE.
The Hon. CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW.
TIE Rev WILLIAM II. BOOLE,
and other distinguished speaker have been invited to be
present and address the meeting.
CoxMIfTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
John M Costs, Henry O. Lsssk Samuel s. Wyciof
WA Hepburn, David Miller. John W. Thorn,
w. II. Mckinney, g. F. S,.nbrcrvsT, A. }. Denhoecer.
Lewis II. Watts James Z. Coulter, John D. Otiwel,
Thomas b. As.en, @. B. Van Brhn. Wm. Z. Wahng
CHARLES 9. SPENCER, Chairman.
CHARLc9 VI. HALE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Naval Inselligenee.

The new screw .frigate Idaho had steam up
IN saturday Capt John L. Worden was ordered TO
command her some time since.
The Dunderberg II progressing rapidly. Her lower
as.s and toumasts are in, and the Etna Iron Works
are driving up hor engine work at rapid rate Neery
ali OF the connections have been made. and In few
weeks stesm will be raised on her.
~ Ksvstono State IL being transformed into q
,,a,cS at yesssl al the Morgan Iron Works.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Mowlem aud Willismsce
MACHINE SHOP Jrvvs The Auo

MAcHISE SHOP ITENs.-The Allaire Works
@ s Nnns IN the boilers Of the Puritan and are build
o." ~ new tubular boilers for the sieamship Ocean
sines ana 49,. acnc Mail Steamship Company the
ic aa eig ooilers for the frgaie Madawasks and
~, ~ , and two tubular boilers for the new boat
,,aS reoPles Line. Tho latter engine Las an n inch
eysss, sna l9leet stroke. Oae engne with s3-lnoh
fse,e auu sseet stroke Is for new steamer for the
s,ssa.s e94st There are also The engines for the
slIa r., saratoga cad Niagara Of tho Virginia stesa.
'sVSpaay beside humber of lares tspaigiag jobs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

NERVOUS DEBILiTY.-This is a complaint
very common. especially among females. HoofLAsp's
GFBs,s BITTgRs never fail to care this disease. The
system under It's use restored TO ts original strength
and yigor: the appetite becomes good; the spius ~
come cheerful and in body and mind you feel the full
restoration of health. For sale by druggists every
where They not abeverage. AGENT: H. L. Htih
BOLD Druggist, No. 54 broadway. NeW-hors
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

LADIES afflicted with Disco!orations on u
face called moth patches or with freekles. should q
DR. PggKYs celebrated MOTH AND fHEcKiH LOTTO
IL is infalllbe. Sold BY all druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

Tuy CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE, magni
;yns shoot 90 times .nde.. sosrcr Of .nu.enep' sne
i1.fTurtlon superb fiolday ain, 10 mailed prepaid 10
~ 80. or with ain beautiful mounted objects tor ~ -
With 70 objects Is 50 by HrSKY Cana no. iso Cenie
4, S.w.Yofk. 4 Liberal DisoogBi 10 dssler,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
MA RRIE ID.

MIX-ROBiNs-On Thur.day Nov o. a. the Church OF
Holy Aposies Of Twenty ,ishlhs and ninth ave,
by the Rev. Dr.. iiowtud. William ii. Mix to Mary h.,
daughter OF the late Isaac Robins. both Of this city
THOMPSON iAWAY-N Meiford. Mass. on Friday
Nov - by the Rev T. {. Tovne j. H. Thompson OF tnis
city TO r. r. daughter Of Samuel Hathaway Of Bossour Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

FIFTY TUSs PEAT compressed per day by
NArIoNAL PEAT MACHINE ABIAs RE9u". Agent
No. 1870 Broadway. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28


VALUABLE AND COSvENrEST.-BROwN's
BxoScnr't TnocHKs widely known sdmir,ble
remedy for Bronchitis Oasene Coughs and other troubi:
of the Throat and Lungs They of seat value for the
purposes or which they desned while they Usually
and pleasantly eHcacious they contain huE.fu ingredients
but'may q. all tunes bo used with perfect
Recorder.
NO HEALTH WITHOUT PERRECP DIGESTlos,
and to have perfect digestion the stomach must be vigorous
aud the appetite good Whoever the BIogRxsz will be
sure to enjoy these blessings breathe. oil per bottle
Depot, No % Deys,.,NY.
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR
certain cure for coughs cold inAucnse hosene difficult
breathing and all affections OF the throat bronchial tubes and
unss. leading to consumption THE HoSEr OF HonxHousD
.se. ceanse' and heals all parts Of the throa. and lungs
Ther. nothing like it. se per bottle. For sale BY all Drug
sss CHAsLss DovSsn. General Agent,
No. - Cedarst.. NY
MARyIS's NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY
PLAsrEs IRE AND BURGLAR SILVER PLATE SAVES Highly
Ornamental rnd warranted perfectly dry. Also large
sOrment OF Busrfs and Merchants SAFES
MARVIN Co., 2e5 BdNay aud 7g Chestuut-st. Phils.
A SILENT SgwIyG-M MACHINE. making tfe
cs brstod "Wcor Gibbs Stitch" s.rorz elastic and
durable. WILCoI GIDBs Nc. sos broadway.
The FLORENCE SEwISG-MACgIsg. with Re.
eisibe Feed and Uniform Tenon-mskns four dferen.
stitches No. 'c3 Broadway.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. ELIAS
HovB. IT, President No. SO Broadway. Agents. wanted
WHEELER & WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine. No. 625 Broadway.
GROVER n BAKERS lIiGHEsT PREMIUM
ELisIIc STITCH sEwne MAcaisss for lamiy No As
Broadway
IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturers. GRoygn BAKER sEwiso MAoBiss
CosPAsy, No. fs5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
fAdveriscments.I |

.JEPFERs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
The only place in the city where
LADIES GOOD BoOrs AND sHots AID GKNii NON !
fNBsorpERrp SupPrRs can be had al low prices.
JFFFERs No. 573 BEoADwAi.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
OLD EYES MAD

OLD EYES MADE NBw,
Without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicines Psmphet
m sjlrd fro. on receipt Of Ten cents Address. T. D.
FoOIY 81 d., No. l. 100 broadway, New-iofh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
SOCIAL REFINEMENT ALWAl>S AARiPkSTS IT.

bOCIAL kkFINkHBNT ALWAIN @'H 1''H' ~
sALS In the selection Of articles Of u1ury DC 20
ssrded proof Of highly educated naseN ''"e sha'
PHALons NIGar BLooxxa CxaKUs has been sdspe oy s
classes OF the American people % their vofts peume
Sold everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

The Rev. f. II. CHAPiH will lecture on
The Age Of Iron" at the Laight-st. Baptist Church
TO- morrow evening
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

DANES PULMO- BRONCHIAL TRoCHts,
yot Coughs, Colds, 40. pcyoi, No. 81 HSclA{'sl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

Absolute comfort realized by RvPrCRRD per
sons weaying Dr. LAsswonrnfs TRrs. IxLspolp NJ
52I Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

A SILENT SHwING.MACHIyE. making tn
coli brsiod "Wilcor Gibbs Stitch" s,rorz els,ic an
duIgble. WILCoI GIBBS Nc. 5OS broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Norehead's Magnetic rlasfer.
THE GREAT STRENGTHENED

AND PAIN DESTROYER. Z
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER fS
APPLIED
Put up in srgh, tin boxes, thus Keeping Always fess
and pure. Price IS cents Box.
IN & nQREHEAD NJ. D.. No. 10 W alkcr-s'.. New yor&,
SOLD BY ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

MARvIS's NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY
PLsrEs FIRE AND BURGLAR SILVER PLATE SAVES. Highly
Ornamental snd wsrranted perfectly dry. Aiso q large
sorment Of Bink-f. and Merchants SAFES
MARVIN Co., 2e5 Bdvay aud 79i Ches,uut-st. Phil-.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

The FLORENCE SEwISG-MACgIsg. with Re.
vei.ibe FEED and Uniform Tenonmshns four different
stitches. No. 5S5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Rlrrlin the Held.

XXI.r WARD MARSHAL q. ROBERTS CLUB
xv,r ms., ~ the Uniou Hoailus.rs No <JS FouIthNe
on FRIDAY EVENING. Dec !. lvb5, At q ooloca, 70 pro-
ceed in body TO the GRAND RhrlficAIiDN MEEEL;lNo
"a he Reid n The corner OF Eroadway and Twenty
An i,non etxcns IL the Ward are invited 70 Join us.
The Comniit-e on wasc. Bsnnets and Fireworks, VIII
"'' Major OREFN, Grand MNshsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS
Mnrried.

CoNRY-WNTsRs. Wednesday, June H. at the
residence Of the brdes father JAMES I. COMFY TO Miss
HErrIs WINTERS, both Of this city No cards
LAuTARp-SrouvENEL.- Monday, juno H. at the
residence Of the brides parents by the Rev Mr. Gabo
vile, Of st. Stephens church, Dr. ALEX +. LIAUTARD
Of Paris (France to EMnIE SroUvEsEI, Of New York
daughter Of r. Stouvenel
MmvnIx-CAMpBELL.-- Friday, June 10, by Rev Dr.
Foot JANIS AMynLE 10 JOSEPHINE CAMPBELL both OF this
city
California papers please copy
srANroN-PHILIP In Baltimore, on Thursday. June
Is, by the Rev. DR.. HAYS, Captain LEWIS STANTON
u g. A., to RosALIE r., daughter of the late Elias L.
Philip, or New York
The advertisement which appeared In our edition Of
Sunday last atrimonia in reference to the marriage
Of Mr. Adolf Kohn OF this city, Is forgery.
The manuscript brought to ONCE by some I'M
known party and Mt the request Of Mr. Adolf kohn we
publish the above statement.
Pest Hungary papers please copy.
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oovgRxsEvr WAGON TR,rs En- RorTl There Is now
rcvte from Washington City Louisville KY several
immense government wagon trains They travel the
whole distance overland their great extent excites
the wonder and curiosity OF the people along the route
who have never seen 30 large number OF teams
train Yesterday the first OF the seres arrived IN this
city and passed the Suspension bridge 10 the island
where they will remain until this morning when they
will resume their westward march This train mum.
bcred two hundred and nifty two wagons aud two thou.
sand and sixteen mules each wagon being drawn by ak
mules, with two leading behind. The drivers are all
lake duly impressed with the dignity Of their post
ton and having travelled over 30 large q portion
Of Uncle Sans domain, they have adopted very
large views as the extent Of his possessions and
she amount of his wealth. They are proud Of their
rev master and willing 10 live and die in
his service. The mules coming In sight OF the water
and being very thirsty set up such brnyne the like
whereof never b'fore heard In these parts. The
citizens the island hal the benefit OF this concert free
OF charge There yet thousand wagons 10 arrive
snd they will have the opportunity Of enjoying similar
favos for all Of which they should be truly thankful
Each train 10 from four FIVE miles long Az we behold
shs feature In military OPERATIONS we wonder that
Che national debt IL small II has been generally sup
posed that this is Shermans wagon train but we are In
Formed that such 10 not the fact The train Is made up
- Washington city from various sources Some OF the
m lee part OF those brought through by sherman
how manysw are unable 10 say There are also d.
feent surmses and reports the purpose In sending
chem West; but suspect that pretty much all the
army transportation has been drawn the East and the
o. eminent If DESTROYS OF distributing generally
throughout the country and wishes 10 have fair supply
yn The West 70 meet efnerRenc ca Wheeinc Nv Va J
y,geR,geaeey. June To-
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DRY GOODS.

; DRY GOODS.
A EIGHTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE,
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GODS Gle A'''N' '-A
spr,r STRAW sTsAM GOODS sos or TIE DOLLAR
SSSaH s aSS ss 4Sp ssSStESiITsSS
LADIES' B0NNETs' ios. isc g. pa ale &c
han lssfs SI ssS2Haps a.; asf iss so ae
boRs STRAW ssS9 mE1s i ss aS S'' '''
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
1000 YARDS rARLErANEs, TWO YARDS WIDE,
:. - a, hAhs Sl2ss n vi iid Isl
i sSSS sAiss hEt tssEs HOSE HOSE
1900 PAIRS CENTS HOSIERY, ioc. i7,sc., l5c,.
,,., =, ovr, LADIES, Isle GLOVES, SC. TO sse
FINE o.ovhs I1 Fanx Sss A * SUN UMBRELLAS
sSS sfK NElN r sHMAWls; $40 So, sap
sfSE WIDE SS SfhSS lI STs aafS'sa a ss'ap
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BEST PINS &c. PAPER
BEST HOOKS AND Eyes &c CARD.
WEEDI.E'S NEEDLES Sc. PAPER.
SKIRT FACINGS &C. YARD.
ELK HATRNETS 1Oc ,e.t
CROCHET BREIDS To- SHIRT BRATDS Sc, &c, &c.
100000 DOZEN BUTTONS EVERY KIND
AND QUALITY. WILL COMMENCE THIS WEEK TO
COST.
LOTS OF GRAPES, CLOSING AT 2sc. YARD, LARGE
LOTS OF GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE SOUTHERN
MARKET, CLOSING OUT AT WHOLESALE VERY Low.
JOB LOTS CHEAP, TO CLOSE STORE. OPEN UNTIL
. IN THE EVENING WIN. kinney,
POI AND 28 EIGHTH AVENUE.
Bctwee n Twcny-hrs and Twchty second streets.