davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
Musical.

RIGoLETTO AT THE ACADEMY or MUSIC.
verdis very beautiful opera Rigoletto was
given last night at the Academy of Music to a very
fashionable but TO not very full house. Rigoletto
contains some Of the most exquisite music that Verdi
has ever penned-music beautiful not only for the In
tcnss passion which 1t breathes out. and its marked
characteristics but for it's mastery conception and
writing. And yet this fine music. combined with
drama Of deep interest. rarely If ever attracts large
audience, however excellent the cast may be. The
reason s we believe that the plot s too revolving in
it's catastrophe.
II was sung last night very admirably by Ortolani
Adelaide Phillips. Mazsoleni. and Bellini. Ortolans
voice though not very powerful is charmingy pure and
.vmpahetc and she sings with grace and feeling Her
duo with Maszolen In the second sot was perfect
in its way. and enthusiastically applauded. Her
previous Duo with Beip was also delightful pieos q
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
Dangerous Counterfeit Treasury Note.

We would call the attention Of our readers TO
new and very dangerous counterfeit which has re-
Gently made its appearance. II is an imitation Of go
legal tender note and ia excerently done TO de-
oeive the most experienced judges of money who are
not familia, with it, proof of the accuracy Of the
limitation Is the fact that it is not known when the
counterfeits were first pat IN circulation large
number OF them have been for some time In use but 1t
1s only within fe days that their spurious character
has been discovered, They have been through the
hands Of the BANKERS and brokers' excellent judges OF
money ord nariy but who being unacquainted with the
peculiar Characteristics Of this counterfeit were unable
t. form any decided opinion as 10 Its character
The engfayerS who prepared the original plat 0f the
gepUne DOtc able 20 point out two slght d crep
ancies between il aud The imitation. The first is in
That part engraving Of the head OF Hamilton on
The face Of he note which represents the line Of the
vastcOat crossing the white collar at the neck In the
counterfeit note the acute angle formed by the shape
OF the collar is 10 all appearance perfect while IN the
genuine the lines Of the flesh the pOn OF the col
lar q. its junction with the wastcoat thereby destroy
ing this sharp appearance This difference s not read
iy d,stDgnshslc uu the notes perfectly clean.
The other discrepancy in the shape of the ornaments
n the rider on each end Of the face OF the BILL and In
fhe entire border OF the back. The figures go"
engraved on a green ground Of which the border 10
She genuine note is Of an ocagon shape not very wei
defined bat still pero ty disccrniDle lD the counter
felt the ground work Of tie 80 is so nearly round a.
10 perfectly SO perfect is the 2cherH -inlIh
ion that IL is thought the Treasury Depar.n nent ~l
Gnd 1t expedent TO call in all the go leghi tehder
notes now in circulation.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
Amuse ements this Evening.

wALLkCks THEArfR-SrilL MArnAs Res DErr-
l.i os fALLH bEAscAR~
NTBLOs oARDES-RavxLs-ktxKA The ADVTs
TTk,s or A. AERosArT-1ak OAEHs AosfrHn-iHkhH IN
iLfISo IE.PTIy
OLYMPIC THEATER-Tu, srRyrT, % NV loat-
WINTER GARDEN" PLiyiso VIVA fRA'
BROADWAY TuEATER-"sAx
BARSUAs MUSEUM Aneruoos AID Evening - Ar
THAT GLrIryns u N0T SoLD-N. u HsLHi'oS II
TEnPoRAskors rfNeEK
FOX's OLD BOwERY TliEhTER - B.ooiNAr-rasro
BROADWAY ATHFSAEt M-scEsGc !ttr sioSs-Norsr
BLaSc-TnE Ju,,ytAr-THH HnisE-IfHoL-irA-i-
IThLi,S sHHrHApEs
TIE HlPPOTnFATROS - STv Aosk CHcu Bisr
BACK RpHN JASs Honissos
COOPER lAkTlTU fE-MAsio--IHE NDEzAss
BRYASTs MINIS rHff.s--is, nppR.HLHs-OrH Arsr
CAS- PolsA-scahrD aosrntns. p--NscKos itE ~
IucE-Drlyn uoHs-N rAElAs on rua hEnss-
SIHEIu o. hEr lna--
WOOD = Mihs. n 81 ---Tus S,sssrbsTAicsrH. fHr
BL,cK Nan zs uE4aAr. Ia fiI aesars
sTFREOsCorll1 On -CossEh OaAsD 49, CscsHr
NATIONAL AcApEMy oF DEsiuS-PnsrDa' avn
SrArrAzr
OOUPIL's GALLERY or ART-PisFEpf. M,HHIr Br,r
os AbnAHAs LiSCOtS
ART GALLRRY-Na C1s RHoabvtr-f firsffsoros .
PsIsrIx0 oy Nss NnuisoToss hgoErrros bir.
NO al ROADwAY-EIHihlTio, Or THr NicroAn "a
GA ON SorTH AsEticAs MkTrR Inv
BROOKLYS ACADKsY OF Hrsi,-IriuiS oprr g.
RohEKI LIZ DiGnir.
HowFs CiRCuS-BHooEtIs grScIios o. DsELLB AID
fuLTOs AVEf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
The Homicide in observation-disclosures
Iuguest.

Coroner Collin yesterday held an inquest at
Sae Twerty first Precinct Station House on the body
Oi Daniel Mcdonald, who stabbed In the Neck
while in the liquor store of Michael Fay at the corner
ofThrty-;n,f.st and Secondave on Tuesday morning
by John Goodman. number Of Witnesses were ex'
enned and their testimony established the iouOHlng
btatemeD, of facts On the morning In question Doth
into the store together and went INTO rear
room, Mcdonald. who had charge OF an election Do1,
having been invited 10 the sore by Goodman ior the
porpose os taking drink. In a few moments after
&cDonald staggered into the front room WIN ue
blood gushing from terrible wound In IiS heck'
On being asked who had stabbed him, ne ihdl'
Gated Goodman as the The later was
found standing near fence ia the vicinity
and on bcrg charged with the commission Of the act
walked away without saving a word. The wounded
man was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital but died on the
way from hemorhaRe. Goodman subsequently
arrested by Sergeant Barntt Of the Twenty first Pre-.
ciuct In d houso at the corner OF Third.avo. and
Fortieth st. where he had secreted himself. Drs.
Thomas Robinson and Christopher Wege made a post
mortem examination Of the deceased and found stab
wound OF the left claycle about q inches from the
nodsn line n the neck The knife penetrated down
ward aud toward nodian line Of tho chest 10 the
depth Of three inches completely severng the left sub
elavisn artery and causing death The Jury rendered
. verdict that the deceased came TO bis death by
stab wound in the neck and from the evidence adduced
Ne think at the hands Of John Goodman" On the rem
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

vocasn. Mdllc. Ortoani is. at present rather under
rated bat "a on each appearance sho proves herself
true and guilty ated artist che viii sssuredy win her
way into Just appreciation and popularity. Mazolcui
rarely sung with 30 much genuine taste and feeling
He subdued his voice, and threw into IL tenderness
which from its rarity a.duys was both fascinating
and refreshing Mazzoleni need only remember him
self and there are fcw singers who can equal him.
Bclini who has Of late been reapng critical honors
as a buffo singer won last night equal and deserved
praise for his mastery rendition, vocaly and drnmat
caly of the tragic part of Rigoetto. He sang with
remarkable power, aud with an intensity of feeling
almost painful and his acting was really grand In its
passionate expression and forcbo gesticulation. Miss
Adelaide Phillips sang the small part Of Magdelen as
she does everything else admirably. The orchestra
and chorus were. as usual excellent.
OPRRA IN BROOKLYN.
Tonight at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music
will be given Roberto il Diavolo" with the fine cast
which won 1t so much favor in New.York. 1t is the
last tmo this opera will bc performed this season. which
fact should call out all the music lovers Of tho City of
Churches.
THE PIANIST wEHLI.
This eminent and singularly popular pianist
has inst ef for Boston, where he will play in some
Ccrts, ana tnen ucPhft on hkc0hCert tour Wnch VIII
occupy him some months His visit 10 this city
was to conclude an engagement with manager Grover.
and 10 fnd a hall in Sew.York where he could
give two or three concerts. The pubic will. how.
ever be deprived Of the pleasure Of hearing him play
as no hall can be obtained until the Spring. Mr.. Wehli
has several compositions the most wonderfully cf
fective among them being his Fantasia subjects
from Faust" which must certainly rank among the
bcs, compositions OF it's ciass- 1t is admirably made
and Is OF the most effective pieces heard
Mr.. Wehli is playing magnifoently now. and has ere
sed profound sensation in Boston. He Is undoubtedly
the most brilliant aud effective solo player In America
and in his speciaes OF decacy tenderness OF touch
ghtness and rapdity. he has but few equal, here
THE MANAGERS AND TIE MUSICIANS.
The Managers Association, at their meeting
yesterday passed wise and Just resolution which car
ries out principle which have advocated for years
II is TO the effect that leaders Of orchesras shall be IN
vested with the authority TO engage musicians at such
salaries as their status musicians Jusiifcs the saa
ries ranging from $40 TO $50 40 per weei. accord
ing TO their ability. Thus the first class orchestral
player will receive proper remuneration. and the
fourth player Will not be oTepad. In taking this
Of action the nansgcrs bGt following Euro
pcan preccdcnts. which are founded upon common
sense and Justice But the managers have been mol:
only just but generous for they permitted tho subsii
tuc system TO remain in force fShon requested upon
sufficient reasons. The public will be benefited BY this
resolution for the orobetrss will iscyiiGby he greatly
improved.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
later from Havenn-The Ram Stonewail
Taken Possession OF by the United
States-Strict Quarantine.
iIANAN Saturday. NO.


The L. s. steamer Rhode Island and Hornet,
Sf the ram Sopewan which has been ying IN this port
for the last five months ans which was delivered
10 Me United Stltes. OF the Spanish Government
tyrved here on the 3Oth and 3lst ul and Commander
Murray on the oi iBst took possession by simply
raising the American flag at the mast head. Com.
trander Murray is empowered 10 return the sl6OO
advanced by the Spanish Government 70 p9! Oh the
REV Of the ram The Stonewal will probably go into
kook here to have Ler bottom cleaned before leaving for
kbe States.
Nothing has been heard Of one or two vessels known
20 have been near the port a the time IL the recent
hurricane and the Government has ordered two or
fhree vessels on cruise search for and aid any who
tnay have Suffered shipwreek
From the fact that the cholera is raging severely
an Spain it is feared that il may make its way here;
aud therefore all rs arriving from Spain are sub
lected to d strict quarantine
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
A CARD.

For the purposo of more fully supplying the
wants Of the public. and in order 20 prevent unscrupu
ous dealers from psining OF Inferior and worthless
goods as the MoEfoS GOLD PESs / shn hereafter
ELL 80 GOODS 81 WHoLEsALE eIetDiiag only 10 duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents. 10 whom II Certih-
cate Of such Agencyvl be given and who alone shall
b. able TO sell the MoHToS Piss Ia that city village
10 my Agents ihhil give liberal discount upon
their agreeing supply tie public at my Published aud
well known priccs
Jewellers or Slationors will IN al cases be preferred
a. Agents.
Conditions and Terms Tor Agency will be stated upon
application. by letter or othcfai8e.
where no \ gency t established those wishing tho
MoRroS Prs must send to my store where prompt
attention viii be given 10 their orders
Circular. with inc similc Engrayings Of all sizes
aud Prices will be sent 70 any one on receipt Of letter
postage.
Address 4. HoRroN. No. - Maiden lane. Ncw'iork.
Dated New York Nov. T. l-6J.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

BoNhYR r.usln. Of he ~, william Bonnsf bs,nl
arrived from 20" Diirar' t.e ires. 1910 W" a. f
r,str leland or rid~y '~ ,o'h Inst a, % y m Th'
fenl. aft,s d.e...d 4na Of te i,n3y arc rep. u9ly
i,s,cd . lena Carias's MI be IN wasni 81 ah'e'oh
Lsnsns 10 meet ihs ? 3 n. boat 0fow the city
pFNStf.r-On Moalay sos. Of coussmlsion. Caroline
" NlG OWN. C. Bcussit q y q Wet l"en'y hf'i''
- ned. of ,h, isy. and ,n,ubsr ot Con
tse,t.i Lodss 80 - p ,ad 4 NJ s's isyii.d to .a at
fom Me nf, Df Cilgnf Church. bioadHsy' between
spins and fnnccin
CuNKINGHiM-on wejnesd.y. Nov. 0, o. injuries 70
ccsci The tsanrI 81 john, Johu p Cunningham s'e'
soae- Of ths iansrai viii be given tomorrow.
CoLLIs-At Chester \. J.. on Monday Nov o .ter
Pnnesi scrvie. wiz 10 hold q, Tho Mlrke, dutch Ke
iorrnsd Chalch ou ThunI,y ,hs o in't at oeocs m
Kostye. and esls Of the family respectfully in'Hed
ptyIsr r.c.Sv Nov sorr. Summarized. younsr',
.op of Goof, and kate T. Davis aged year months 'na
Fanc ~ service. the residence Of hi parents No 10 East
Twrnty.sir,h A. on Thursday Nov. ., At p ~
OUlON--On Monday Nov o. while on bis way to New Of
leans board the steamer Ne'hannocs fhom'' ""'n
III vii be brought hero for inierpent Rye, West
Due notice y NJ be given Of the funeral
kEnr-On Tu1sdly Nov. !, stephen n hen asoi '!eA'
The T.ia,ye. and rr, Of tho fuiy also the nembc,' Of
,outntnt.l Lod.e No. 285 r. and A. NJ also Empire 'hsP
a. &c r. reetfny Invited 20 attend the funeral ron ms
lr rsi.see No. b8 tligton', On FRIDAY aeihooD' s
O'Clock. iil0ut nithrf ln'haIou. - n a.,
McFARLASE-it the rcs.drnco of her sonina~, Geo os
~ on ilofring oi Lfonehts at'ine p'uue
t.itct a Nlertndcr NsT arsur aged 30 yrar.
Particular Of iuueral N to.nouows PAPER
Nova Scotia pspcis please COPY. ~, M, w.,
ia. residence of her uncle No 2'J "es'
Tb.ftisth.t Elizabeth diu otter Of Solomon kobnson Ia
the Ole, year oi her aee. ,..,,h.,
Tho re. And trnd- are respectfully invited to attend her
iuners from he residence Of her hcr IN Westohcs'ef on
Saturday, nj ooloch. a.tt, ut...
RO0ERs-Oa Tur,day 'nornng Nov after Dne h'"e'''
James Rogers, ia tho Jlst year oI Lis ugc ,,.,
1hc relatives aud cnds invited TO attend hs uaer i,o'
,,c C,rL ro~,cr Of Orace cout and Hicks st.. BROOK
lyl on 1bnrsdpy next the 9TH nst, at oo,ocA M ~
saah widow OF the late Hon. Benainin Sra'"f Si
Eos,on and mother Of Benjamin b. seave OF orange ~
j., Ia her 18th year , ,u, a., ~
WIiKiE-Sudcnly on Tuesday Nov: Louis Albert son 2,
James Wkie it,. and Mary 0C. Wike IN the 'h year VI
his - t.,,o, a. .,,.,a
Tie relative, and friend, Of tho family are invited 20 ena
the funefhl ON the residence ol ms Hiuha,se'' ''.'
Wkis. No - nutgcnplacc, on THURSDAY "" "''''
O'Clock p
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
ITRN nR IIRr

You are on The cve OF The turn Of life. y PERIOD
wheD both IN male and female Tie body requires biac
Ing up. 10 enable it to round the point not ony WIN
safety. but with freedom from disease amer H9of
Lands GERMAN EIiTCR--ho best tonic In the world
Will strengthen your SYSTEM aud give yOa 'got U o,
frame that will enable you 10 pass slfcy ihr9ngh III
critical periods These Bttcf nre for sale by all dtuB
glsts These Biters are not beverage. =. =.
Agent. IL. Il. IIILMnOLp No ~ BrO1uNlli ". i,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

dton of this verdict the accused was committed 10 the
Tombs by the Coroner TO await tho cotton Of tte Grand
Jury He s native Of this city aged 81 years resided
., NO l'o East Thirty y.nnthst and IL stable keeper
He says he is not guilty. The deoeased was native Of
Ireland. aged ~ years and resided 10 Secondave near
Thirty eighth.st. He leaves wife and family.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
AMERICAN UNION COMPANY. y

Manufacturers OF the NEW Ftes1 CLASS OnGAs'ToNEI
PIANO. EQUAL IL not USEQUALED ny any WAL
RAsIRD Ia every particular. -,
WaIerooms and "AGEScY' No. i6' BfoomeS''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

and 2oS AVE- Srs by the a. ropaI Prices
L " BEoKAw. No 90 Lsasys'f{ L,.s {sop".r p,se Usoa.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

JAMES PYLEs o. X SOAP.-Made rom oss'
materials similar to the Old English Whi.. oo" ,ss
comes very hard and unliable 10 "hs,e a""' 40
wash. Sold by groccrs everywhero-D'Po' ~ ~
WashingtOnst., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

LAME, afflicted with Dscolorations on the
,,u naI,ss moth patches or wh ectes should uso
DR.. PEaRY's celebrated Morn AND fhE'"A" '0i'o'
It is iu ialble Sold BY all druggsa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

THR FINEST OvRRcoATs EVER sERy ~ THr'
COUsrRY az Popular Prices
J. V. BnoKAv. No a. Lafayette. place and
No. - Folrth.aVe. opposite Cooper uuion.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

MUIAvIRO.
THE Mosr DXLIGIous OF AL. fAh'0"
SOLD EvElYWHknr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
tAdverl.,mea ean

JBPFYR,' No. SO Bro tDwAY.
1ho ol.y place IN the cily Nher,
LADly- COOP no1Ts AsD SHOfs
Con b, had ~ los prices.
JsYTEEs. No. 81 BKOAuNAI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
iKRIE ID.

N-UONAS-O Wclucsdsy. nov .. At ~
,''-..f. flurft br tho Rrt J. nufy.a. thsfiss Fcr
,s.cf f 70 Asie 81 ou.y daush'~t ofRehsIi D uouan'
"a al - .i.s cifJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
Business Notices.

An ARTICLE or TRUE MERIT. BROWNS
BaoscuAL Taocnxs" ae the mos. popular ecls IN this
country Europe for Throat Diseases ard Coush aud this
popularity based upon real merit which cannot % sad OF
many other preparations In the market which arc really oa'
weak limitations OF the genuine Troches.
ARREST NATURES DECAY WITH BIOkRhNE'-
gves strength to the aged 1t relieves the feeoe ask su
their special complaints It cures dyspepsia and all oevoa'
dseases and tho finest Alternative tonic and nvieon' tue
vegetable kingdom has produced. Depot No
N. &. Sold BY oil Druggist
On EVERY CENTER TABLE SHOULD STAND
eon Of PHALoSs NIoHr BLOOMING CEEEus TO re'e'" a''
rAnquize the ofose who delight In pure ana
perfumes In fact i. /, now fashion 10 most ofthe
mansions up town Sold everywhere.
THS FAvoRITg HAT.-There Is healthy Du'
active eomreon In the hat trade which accounts Tor 'ne
sessnce aud beauty Of the KNOX WINTER HAT Tor sene
-unqne'donably the avorite fabric OF psope OF taste "
discrimination Strangers soourning at our hoe VINO ~
sre to cary home with them superb specimen OF
lecture should visit KSoxs No. $50 Broudwsy under 'he
Prescott House.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

OLD EYES MADE NEW, ,..
. without SpectAcles Doctor or Msdoinss n
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents Au9s'' 10 "
FooTy NJ d., No. L. .l30 Broadway, Ne"''"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

w,., ~. T. L., II i. the Lily Of the Nile, the most
fragrant Of the numerous ihhhN
pE,NNEY'S EGYPTIAN Lotus.
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN bOIuS.
pESNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN Lotus
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN Lotus.
pENNEYS EGHPTIAN LOTUS.
pENNEYS EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN Lotus.
pESNtY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS
pENNENrS EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
LATEST FROM EGYPT
Latest FROM EGYPT
LATEST FROM EGYPT.
LATEST FROM EGYPT.
ssssssss s
ssSSSssssSSSss
ssss
ssSss
ssSSSSSS
ssSSsSSS
SsSSssSS
ssss
sss ssss
SSsssssssssss
SSsSsS
pINNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS,
o,ouIsits perfume for the handkerchief. Cleopatra
and the ladies present day usins the came perfume
pENNEYS EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
PENNEYS EGYPTIAN LOTUS
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOA vs.
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
PENNEYS EGYPTIAN Lol l""'
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOIOs
PENNEY's EGYPTIAN LoioS'
A CAUTION TO THE g.. LADnm'ss. .s,iom,, ss,,.a
Don't be imposed upon BY hsvss Tss. and better made
upon you whom hsys l%,t STUs for instance and
home Gss ut. 's any other s~d For sale 0y ~ drug
si.ts and psrfnm'Ip:a Ip:aICE ONE DOLLAR
m.nufsctursd BY the proprietor
II A. PENNEY,
,.- rulton 49, corner of Jay st., Brooklyn. L.
/. sna .s'e n slpWiN n M K LovEIoY Mhos.s. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

LATEST PROM EGYPT.
PESsRY's FoYPrfAS Lorus, . = ~, IT..
and exquisite fasfrNp Tor the handkerchief 'oPa'"
and the ladies OF the present the stfne piu
PEEyRr's foYPTIAS LOrrs,
PKNsKT's E0yPTIAs LorUs
CAUTION LADi's
Don't be Imposed upon by having foreign run.s 'ois
upon you when you have Just good and better a
al home Get the YGYprrhs Lor1 for instance, ant you
any other a,ewnri fv srlc ny all Druggists ana
Perfumes.
PRICE OSK uoLLAR-
Manufactured by the i'ropruior.
T.. A. PFySHY. .
his Laboratory Fulion-syc., Of yays BrooHyn
L. tnd sold by al Druggisis aud Fancy Coed. Dealers
kDwIS 4. LOyrJor,
Whoesal- Agent.
No. ~ Fulton st., N \.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

Dramatic and Musical Soiree. .,,.
Mr.. ALEXANDER BUCHASAN vii give Dramsmo
and Musical Soiree FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 10, lBoo
al Hope Chapel No. no Broadway.
f'ainters.-yha uen In Mesa WOODS bROrhEn
ON STRIKE %sn.t Working on s1iR sIa heuss
w. y. MAraEtS Recgrdips soeSsiUY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

THE LAST ATIoN-rhE EGYPTIAN LorUs.
new aul delicious perfume iOr the nAndAe'cH'e' "
'ae''o' A' ''"' +. a PENNEY,
No ~ Ful.on ave, Brooklyn
HOW 70 WIN THE AFFECTIONS OF TuE EaynF rAlR
sFN-P.r.ent the young lady win bottle o, we M
bre and yon mus, present Fanny with somshins @ Mha
b, be Why dozen bottles Of the tuifIlAS boius
tt.t ih, thlug.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

Ofal ,le that Of smell is the most deicsts r. s
ssiy ofsuded and difficult 10 ploase. wboever therefore,
sccesd, IN pv,us pleasure through tbs medium OF this
.en.e ae.a1ve. our gratitude. PkShErS EGYPTIAN
LOTUS the last and bost invention OF hi, nature. So let
" thank ham by usng his perfume
day since h,YlDy occasion 10 through some
NJ the ferrous localities oi The city quite peasrd
"a ob ,rye thate the unfortunate tesien's not entirely
given lp by tnrr fIGrsts fellow ctHeusj for there
marching with great so.eny throash the hhy high Says
displaying blUuet found uDos pbsnrop,st, brsyns
ihe p-5ls Of that plague bearing Atmosphere thai he nSh
carry gsd ,d the slvA 0f the EG tPIlAN LOTUS
q tLls risefsh. people.
FOREIGN 5iIsSsiUSS.-Tss reason Why our fsreisn
noas slow iu their great work l., probably that tbs
n,onsfe In 10 in The Erst step toward
f,ro uiionizns tho entire mlnns customs and belief OF
hsrbrou. ADD guor,n reop should DO the teaching
of new ~oudrffi Trlrion. Noe the hrt thing done
should be 70 imrss them wnh fail ot to superof.ty
afhe Chflaas tacIs aud win their ir.ndshP by ls
ss of kudnos We Sord therefore alvse thv mission
ss rticsAfy toe going to Afea. u PROVIDE them
sevrs ~ s,yl supply ofthe EGYPTlAS LOTUS. tor ons
boiio OF that 5elIh perfume Sil 90 more TO reans the
-ayase than nlslY srruos.
H. old tip,s p-nuy ~ coustrrrt OF more value thap
csn bat Il ,alo, Penny 10 make scent We slude
= 'colF.e ftS.fh II tfgetSA who ptepase, thh de-
,i.iou. Ps tune. .hr ACNPflAN Lotus.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

6prrial Noticrs.
Mercantile Library Association.
FORTY-PIFTH ANNIVERSARY.
The members Of the Assoc ison with their snd' arc III
v.d 10 yi,t the room, of the Association at Clinton Hail.
As.or. place on THIS CTHURsDAY EVENING, from Sto
10 O'Clock.
Music under the direction Of
r. }. DODwORrH.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

LARGE impOrtntiOnA ArrISHH
OF the newest and most artistic dessusot
BRONZE GROUPS AND STATUARY,
FRENCH CLOCKS AND MANTEL SETS.
VASES pARIAN sTATUARY, COLOGNE SETS. 60
Also on hand a very large and choice assortment OF
STERLING SILVER GOODS. suitable for presents
FINE sILyERPLATED TEA SETS, URNs. CAsrEEss
BASKETS. WINE STANDS. 40, se
T.. v. HAUGHWOUT a Co..
Ma, ana go and tsa Broadway corner Of broome-st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

DIR. SHERWOOD. No. 545 Broadway has In.
errSAL and SaiG,L T1pssrs which be worn IN bed
without pjV Aa Suppor,ers Su'pensoy bandass'
and Shoulder Brsces Of the beet guaii'y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

Of the Ninth Ward CiixenT Assoctatsou srs hsvsby
ths. .nssttne wtn BE- Asd on THURSDAY, foS 9,S.S
o'clock p m, at Armenia Hsn No. 70 Baak -. neof boAc
for the purpose OF organizing the Fs campaign Punosd
attendance u requested. By order.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
pESNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
pENNFS~S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
pINNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
PENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
PFNNEYS EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
pENNEY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
PENNEN'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
pENNEYS EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

BATCnrLoR'S HAIR DyE.-Ihc best IN The
xofa Tefo,' usrts f,,ts harmless. and nsirnianso a.
IN ,src- Ihs r-nr.ne.s .rusd Niiliss A. hAi|hhh"N
Ftid by 81 n.ssss. ltlioy No. 81 hmch'S
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

KrrrArrSNY. 11lE BEsT BLACEHgRsi ExTASr
-iEwtuE or DovsT tTtr-a-bssCisE FLAAfs f"H 'AA'
oSlt M D. WItugs. hoSrctsrR, y J.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

4 ToUCH OF WINTER REMINDS tho Ladies
tbs, are wi.o 10 buy u6ir Igr wAGo socis fun Il,
GrsISs tho variety hlos unlimited ard he prize, -u.h :.
.ir r.ie ssuct and bycr, viii not object to
GEsfS 10. 81 Brosdp.sy