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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

can't see Why there should he such great
rejoicing over the simple capture of Rich
,nond. WhatI want-and am as good q
union man - any one-is peace" Booth
hal frequently been absent from the city
during the past two months. lie is report
ed to have been sscn, converting with Geo.
Sanders and others. il Canada. after the
peace conference It Niagara Falla. Another
statement is that he received frequent let
tiers from al parta Of Mary and and from
the south BY flAe oftruee. Ifs conspiracy
existed, Booth probably entered it, and be-
came chief in It. chiefly to satisfy morbid
desire he had % immorialize him self. | am
told that be remarked to IN acquaintance, .
railroad conductor on the Washington and
Baltimore railroad. ~ho inquired of him
abo three weeks ago, why he did not re-
sumo his pvoeeoioay hit Be had quit the
stage, and that his only. desire now was to
do something which the world would re-
member for / time fsg@
washington Correspondent N. Y. Hersld.
Miss Laura Keen was behind the scenes
at the precise time Of the shooting. She
was on the northern side Of the theatre.
while the presidcnt's boz vas on the south
ern side. Miss keene's position was near
the prsmpter's desk; but, - that ofBcisl
was absent she placed herself near the point
where che could more readily emit. r. She
wss q the time expecting to see the ingress
2. MI. Spear, whose part was at hand, and
psepsied herself 10 break his fall Is he en-
49, e a drunken scene; hut inslcad Of
=. s' 49, ~ ~ epear, NJ Booth pushed his
s"c NJ; S"'y .nsoSsh the side scene. strk.
In which b held. re dssr~r az h.s own own,
seosnd lesksd - him and g. Il s s.s .or :
p person from the ons she ernee4sIa ~
snstantaneousae hear the cry that Ire :, -. ~
o(4vqetlps. TtaieW 6o1 opsstss ~.
eesne u,e audience. and many q them
vsse 1sktng See the skagss ehs tin 49,,
- ssss1in1 Mr. Kssns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

t4eg2 noWevCr, - slOutly denied that any
living soul had passed Immediate and thor
oogh search. vas made. but the mysterious
otnngtr VAS mot found; and soon after. as
~ understand, the subordinate in question
dteappeared - snysteriously.
Fhsre can 10 but little doubt that John
Wukee Bod was shs willing agent Of Satan
t4,this matter. A thousand incidents point
= thas conclusion, apart from the prouounc
= reeognitioa u many prominent Wit
Wesa the president arrived, he is said to
Aeve been Whiting on the pavement ia front
eesee ths1lrs. and 10 have received kind
vesa aad bow from Mr. Lincoln, who knew
him. Later, he appeared behind The scenes,
- inquired if Gen. Grant had come. Il
- supposed that be would have ASSASSIN
- ~ president - he LEFT his carriage.
- - waiting for Gen. Grant. lie then
49, osennd to the front part of the theatre
- eatajag BY the front door. louneed f,r
e03etns 1boat the hobby. holtl;ne his
~ y biz len hand. The next time he "a:
- NJ when be jumped upon the stage
Etoa the Washington Star,
f. Jane6 P. Ferguson, Who wa mrs.
- ForTs o. The night Of the aseaasina.
oekaa statement to the fnllouin~
1sssnt to the sh.atr. With . ,.dv or RI.
n,&nt Tor the express nurros. - 49,
80. Grant who VA announcs., !. y 4. sss'us
~. ~. IsrFasen aav IL .s ~ !; vs.:
mo- saAe ~ box. Int az ~ ses.cent'ai
- - lsesesnsnt general -" S'a not
oMoaleo p waaeh the 49,. ~ however,
Gn4oa0ikht intetl 4, M tnsnkihe the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
IRRITATION OF TIE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER

For the diseases il is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot he said in its praise. A sin
Gle dose has been known to relieve the mont Sr-
gent symptoms.
Are YOU troubled with that distressing pkirr in
the small OF the back and thro. XII the hspsf a
teaspoon ul day OF the Constitution Water will
relieve YOU like magic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

knOMRR's wpulClruB soIf IN dfos.d sns
world. Every Druggist kssreA Nssevs
Rsbl4dlr.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS,

AID lAIhACopY 90 any CIlt q Ten.
'uy person. scllnx 4 Clua Of r.ty is- a..
WEEKLY NEWS viii Re entitled to tlu DAILY
f-s f. one fslr.
TIE NAME II the FCST OFFICE and STATE
should in al Gases be u,sinly written.
To insure safety in remitisloes, money orders are
preferable.
Address,
BENJAMIN WOOD,
Daily News Building. 10 cityIIall Squsre.
New York.
Oct. !. q.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22

Gfyn Hon. A. II. HANDY is elected Judge of
the High Court of Errors and Appeals in the
first district. The county of Kempcr came
70 the support Of the Judge with the hand
him.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22

Re- We ask attention to the advertisement
Of W. S. Bailey, agent for the Phoenix Insu-
rance Company of Hartford, Conn. 1t is one
of the most reliable companies ia the Union.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
Oh RICH SCHOOL
FOR
70 LADIES'.
N
MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
(PosT oFFIcE-MADISoN sTATIoN.)

EIIE first annual session Of this school will com
l. mence on the 20th Of Sent, 1865. There vii
oe two Departments, the Primary and the Cole
gate.
Applicants viii he admitted into the Primary De
parlneGt without examination, at any age. Ad
mission into any of the classes of the Collegiate
Department. or promotion from one to another, viii
he granted 10 such, only s. sustain an examination
or the studies which precede it. Those who com.
pete the whole course satisfactorily vii. receive, a;
it, dose, a diploma.
For The government Of tie young ladies, hut oue
'ule viii he established VIZ, that they shall al
al. tines conduct th,m,r.ves As becomes the Gag-h.
'er' 0. C'ot,rm,n and the enforcement oi hi, tcg
tlHti"n VIII he the special day Of Ms. .I0lustonc.
Visitors 10 the pupils must present. letters Of in,
troIIC'ion from parents ur guardians to the Princi.
H"l. No visit. should be made Oh Sunday. or dur
4ur school Artrs.
Each pupil : requested to Furnish her own folk.
spoon towels and napkins. auG TO have these, a
also H"r c.nth'1", marked with her name ia full.
la'g Instruction ~ riain sewing will be aifJ.LcG
such aS desire it, without extra charge.
Parents who prefer their children slovl1 not
study our religious trNt-huok1. are requested t. no.
t'y the principal, and they will have their wishes
respected
Es-A comfortable heck will rnn on MONDAYS.
Neure>dt US and Fridays. between Madison Styti1n.
Oh the \. o., } & g. n. Il. r., and Aunaudalr, six
Wl'eSd -t1nt, connect ng with the trains. The post
on re address is Madison Station, Madison county,
Mas.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
SUNDAY MORNING. - OCT. %, 'c5,
HORTICULTURE And poMoIoGY.
To- See notice to Road overseers.

We have been requested to invite the citizens of Mad
ison county to meet at the Courthouse in this place on
MONDAY, THE BOTH INST, for the purpose of form.
ing a Horticultural and Pathological Society. All who
wish to promote the cause of Southern fruit raising aud
gardening are invited to attend. 3t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
DIEC .,

On the 10Th inst DGS ELLA, dauch-
ter Of Il +. and Eliza Mann, ofShnron, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22

NJ. L. Virden, y. G., calls a special meet
ing of Evergreen Lodge, next Thursday, 10Th
inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22

"THE SOUTHERN SEyTISEL,' is the name
Of Il new paper published at ColuIubus, Miss.
hy l. A. Middleton 4 Co. l. takes the place
Of the " Columbus Republic, and is a well
edited aud well conducted newspaper.
LIST OF TELFGRkMs REMAINING II TEL
GRAPH OFFICE UVCALLED For
=. d Lyons, pr. H.. &. BtuAs,
Il. Thpmus. Snm'i Hart,
W. W. Woman.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
i"?'rs AMI all Transient Printed Matter.


Must be in conformity to postal regulations, or be sent
% ieRd lettrr Office.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22

reAa CANDIDATES at a distance to whom we
have sent accounts for announcements and
tickets, will please forward us the amount of
their several accounts, forthwith. 1t is n
matter of vital importance to us.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
Course Of obstruction.

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling. Peadr-. Wriing. Mental Arithmetic.
Elementary Arithm tic, Elementary Geaer phv.
fariey's Universal History, Roycc'S Historical
Sketches. Clud Book OF Natu,e, Catechism, Sl.
,t,.j N1.i,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22
THE NEW YORK DAILY AND
WEEKLY NEWS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TUyuE N-rtV y-,pr- N-r,r-
da.na,i.,, tD.n 49, uaS DalI.th against
o p'',f,u y 'o't .e''I ., n'p'u ana terror m
,7,r; ~, .,r, ~ ~ S"uCtty "i inc CONSTITUTION \
a' ", Si S."',.t"ll Dl",U ~ ell"r!ce bo'l sec
'.' ,, q ' my -u,Ie' ana II frIerS now with
nm, ~, 1911 ~ s""W tn't IL haS h't
i" u w Il 'I+"l y " '' !e'I uhdtr al the
W. ,'o =, " a., I,',,t = LIVER
u W tHi Pr'AtiP.eS as ms NEWS has been
,tnGiaa nc t,,-n ~ .tt,l5 IL Cidi'i,ehGeS pnt!lt
t on ~ ~ = "''.''y anu independence Tor TIE
71. to-, ..
~ '''NDi''''. vi ,Hc i|r~tui uay op''S
". u ~" .'" "'0tI ""II ui usefulness
.rtrS j." It, Il "'"I!S mas ou 'He lhN'oiahll'y
- H. W.. J. "" tI'oIG.h- 10 'e interpretation
", ~ NSl.tl y hsy' ",l''h.s' IL presents r4llying
,,r ,|.'' W ~ 'n '.'" ''-'.u. "uO are iTthd- OF 4
~'"'','N N"'"' I'".I>''. rs Il lIuc ana tfled OK.
eII "t sg,.'Iu aA.N u ~oceHpieH a position
MN" u.,H.S TO- 'u' .g.,- ,editl.l 10 hoId'uE gl
H~sngiiles t"tt s'yr nrftdth ANA vitality to %theira'-
dom Of election, to triad by jury, to the s~a1rtity Of
~ Va Cl.puS' "HI "lPos'H now as ir lonr
A1- or 49, l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-22

CcTroN AT MoNrGoMEKY-The Advtr.
ti,rr Of the l2lh says:
People seem to Lave run mad upon rhc
subject Of cn,ion Almost any piice that
was asked could be had tor il. We
heard Of sales at from 25c. to Ale this
last price was Of an extra fine lot.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17
Friday. June q.
From Washington.
Review Of the sixth Army corps.

FashBJ,op, June >..-rh, stAth Army Corpr ~~
to-day reviewed BY the President .isnd ia. the
President, the members Of the Cabinet, eCnoihl OIL
o.ra and the foreisn Legations, ~N erected on tho
pavement u front Of the ttsyu,.se manson, aud
smother stand p.sed the o,g.>'te side ot the
street for ths accommodation Of memlers Of Conrrc.s,
and military and naval of,icers aIri, directly cnst Of
H. third stand locsied for the occupation 81 sick
and disabled soldiers. Nrof these stands were taste
fully decorated. The Sixth Army COns hns partici
pated In all the battles OF the Army OF the Potomac
from Ia organization. MAJOR General Mesle COM
mandins tho Army u the lutonsc, accompanied
by his staff. ami Generals SdOcuiu. Hum
phncs Hunt and moigs wore among the
prominent officers at the reviewing stand. secre-
tAry seward witnessed the r-ssSss Of the timely
drilled and war-~orn trpop- frum rindov OF the
state Impairment Tho troorr compridns the sixth
Cor. arc from New Jersey. Connecticut, New York,
Pennsy lVaniA Rhuie Island, Massachusetts, Miscon-
sin. Vermont Maine, ohio and Man land. The
trops, they ps-i. verc enthusiv ticslly chez red
by the thoussnds OF spectators, anone ~hom -orc
not a fs~ .odior supported by crut'hc.. The veto
OF the cotI- green t~ss IN their caps aud
houer werv protusely displayed by the officers. Tn"
old torn aud iadcd batic-faeu IrOudy borne In
the lons line. A detachment Of Ncw Nork cngineon
brought nj the roar. The spectacle 49, A. imTO.ins
aud interesting - the previous reviews thoush not.
e1tensiNs ~ 70 numbers.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17
New NIIntary Divisions.

Washington, Jp,. Sih.-The fouo-i us divisionr
have just been arrsnsed
First The Military ~, sion of The Atlantic. Thh
cumprses the l'spNrtrout uf tie lat, the DppArt-
In-nt OF hcnn-yivania the Middle department
Virginia, North Caroiua and south Carolina to -
commanded Ivy hSor-,iencra Meade hesdquutei 4
At ihiadc phia
Second The Military Divi,ion of the Mississippi
TIL. includes the Department IT IN. Ohi, do lir-
partmeut Of tho Northwest the department II tho
MDsuiri, and tho pvp~r,mont Of Arkansas W 10
commanded by MAJOR GENERAL sherman; head quar-
terp At 81 Lous.
Third-rhe Military Division Of the Tennessee
Ihi. oomprirer Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Alabama, Gcorgia and Florida to be commanded
by Major General G,ofsc II. rhoinss headquarters
at Nashville.
Fourth. Military Division Of the Southwest
This ootnprt-cs Louisiana Texas, Sew Mexico aud
AtAons ~ he commanded by MaioG-tiencTal Sher-
dRn headquarters al New Orleans.
rum Tho Military Division OF tho rNrifc, N 10
commanded by Major General Hallock heAlIuAr.
ter At San Francisco.
These divisions are sevorally divided into depart
ments each With special commander Tho~o COM
msnden have not vet been determined Oh tn all
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17
New York Soldiers.
ConsrutsIatory Address OF GOV. y


Albany, jun :. Tho Gov-rnor hAs i.-uoi TODAY
ihe following oongrauatory address " the soldier, OF
this state
sOLntTRr oF STw IouE
Your oonstancy, vuur rstio,inn, your faithful
maintenance Of tho Government the Wind cation Of
the Constitution hnd the laur and the peTt slulty
the nioi. You have clevsio I'D the dirnity, brght-
ened the teno~ and enrich ell the history Of your
lurtfatioO OF American r1anh ooi Of our devotion
to liberty, and II the and nobility Of our
innututiont. sodierA your state thi1ikh va, and
gives you the pledge Of her lasting gratitude Rhe
and cousecrates hersoto Tor all time pr your u
iItrring he ohm. To yod SO~ York willingly en-
trusted her honor, her fair name and her great dee
tinies fou have proved worthy Of the confidence re
posed in YOU, and hsve returned thcre trust .ith
added lustTe and increased value. The coming home
OF all our orraniE.tiOns, II 10 hopod Ia not Tar dstnt
pcare which your valor has achieved. Your honor.
able scar We regard as the trucst badges of your
bravery, and the highest evidences Of pride aud
patriotism which animated you. Ssdy, yet proudly,
We receive a. the emblem OF heroic endurance your
tattered and worn enrisnr, and fondly deTo-t their
rvcu VI glory, vith all their cherished memories and
endenrng aSroriatons In our appointed repositories
With swelling hearts We babe ted speed W the de-
leryrf, NO say welcome 10 the returning veterans
h.y" -t,cnei Won ~ through the Jrrllnus period
nio,rnins In Vour d,t,Hi" W, VII $780," 80" 500
legends, your brave exploits and the pJrf.d meme
DRY Of your dead Comrades, and IA rCOnls nOrr i'm
picsHyt THAI the monuments Of the past and cndur.
regard with Jealous pride your welfare ana honor moi
fOnetting the rldOu and the fstherler,, ana those
WHO we're dependent upon the fallen hero The f.uo
and glory YOU have won for the state and tho Nation
aey, lovinsy 10 be chorrbed, and Tcverntly 10 lie
pieseHod X. r.. FENtON.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17


GESrrAL sLoous hss issurd neat and appro
priS,e farewell address 10 the Army NJ Georgia
a TTAy. Untitled abraham Lincoln, o. IN,
civil war Ia AmeIics," 10 on tho boards Of Vonn,
ILsauo.
GEs GIANT has released from tic Old Cspito
prison all wounded rebels who wers willing 10 taD
tho oath Of allegiance
A PnILADurn city car conductor has been cen
tnnced 10 the rsni.ontsry for year, for knock
irQ DOWN" fares.
Ins war leaves shout SIXTY thousand sick an,
WOUNDED In tho different hnspitsls OF the country
The number IN now being rapidly reduced 10y dis
charges.
H,KRIIr BrronnR srowr's youngest daughter
waH married IN Hartford Wednesday, to . wealthy
Episcopal Clergyman u Boston.
BsFonE the fall Of Richmond, tho Navy Depart.
ment bad sir hundred vessels On tho Atsntic and
Gulf coasts varying IN nlrc from irgAleS down to
1ugs. Now thsre are but nin,'y IN commission.
Arpur 5000 prisoners Of war have 40 far, made
application N 10 rsloa'ed, having Alroaiy tAken
the amnesty ostu. An Or ler Tor Meir release will
shortly be- Issued,
THE 18Th Maine Regiment has for a pot te.u,i.
fGl Nps snow-Yhte lsmi, which airAy ed into Tho
quarters OF tho regiment abuui tie tune o. Lees
surrender
ADEIsA PATH has lately hsd . surgical opera,
ton performed On her ia tho removal Of . tumor
-hich had iornoi on iLe hsek Of her head. N.
Nelatou, celebrated French surgeon, performed
the operation.
Grs. AsnLEY, u Ohio, Chairman NJ Committee
on Territories IA the House, has len KAusas for tho
West 10 explore tho rich mountain CO.. niry north
Of Coloradn preliminary W the orgauIZsson Of
new Territory there, 70 be called Wyoming.
A oHrLp's fash in MS rnut1sr Ia well illustrated
by tho following incidents "a little bon dlsputlng
with his sister on some SUBJECT thcAimsi, IN 10
IuO, for mother says 50; aud II shs'ys So II 40,
Ift Amt 3d."
AT Newcastle Del, Ebcn W Frazier who kill
oil his uTother-in-Aw, has teen sentenced 10 i'm.
pnsluuienl Tor lite, bssdes paying 10000 stand
ing IN hour ia Iho pDlory, and Receiving sixty
lhshes
Ins records ofihe Libby Prison, with tho names.
Tetntnent, date II capture, &c. Of every Fedora.
officer and privsh that ever passed the doors Of
that prison, have been sent " Washington. Tho
wloo number u prs n'rs there since the war, IA
round numbers, 10 10000.
Esw fashion IA reported from Paris. niss
novel kind Of trimming composed Of sequnL sewed
oil along tho seams n dress, which make en- IN.
cessant t,nkhns Another novelty in tho way Of
bohuots il thus described by a P.risisn writer =
" Madam u. u : bonnel consisted OF Two OUNCES
of gold Lea.eu inc . band, and four square inches
OF black lace, the whole W conclude With . FoN
button, which fastened ono end Of The lace over Tho
Other"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17

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General Gran, a, PouahL r. p,,..

I0u0hk'cpsi,, JuUs : Thousands Of people q.
smbied nj the station touishL to siyo General Gran
an appropriate selcomo Guns fred, and thu
orno was III up With innumcrAhle torches Ills at.
Az short, snd Ihr train moved 9i, followed by a.,
shouts and ch'oH Of nearly ten thousand human
ltluLt
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17

ALREADY there has been . consi der.blo reduction
in he WAGES pad W mechanics and labOrers in
Troy, y Y, and vcinity, owing 10 tho prospective
hands are said 70 he ottainable At one-third loss
than LAST year.
THE receiving-vAul,, containing the remains Of
the Martyr President" ia guarded night aud day
by guard Of honor, which will h maintained un
I'll the body 10 com nited N it, Anal resting
in a location in the esmc1er., seIectod by Robert
Lincoln,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17
From the Pacific Coast.
Interesting Intelligence.

The steamship Costa klca- iron A'pinwslL May
3''t hA arri'od this port, bringing 81 pss- nger
ind s67o,2Ioin specie
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-17

By Judgc.Adyocato lolt--Q state ~hero yon re-
Side A | reside IN 81 l0ul., 4nd nave resided }. %
for elght or nine Yeas q. ilu may remember that
within the last tWutgtfe have been extensive
burning VI STEAMBOATS, on Nos.crn ani southern
waters state to the Court any knowledge you may
have concerning agents Of the tonedeIa TOW H.
muut y hu weft eafal Ia that business A 4 ga
by The name Of Fucker WIS one Minor MayefB NaA
another; Thomas l.. Clark vas another; n man by
the name OF DArGc1t -in another. lhHy we're all
ngcnu OF he tOnirdcrtte Government gJ-callcd.
Thoy acre euFaFCd burning setinbJ4ts on the Mis-
sirsppL Ohio and other rivers, that weIo carrying
GoyeI umeut hoisnts AID U'heu tust ere used a.
amy truspiTta q. VIII you euumerRie the boats
that burned by the operations NJ these parties
A. The steam DOals Imperial ami Robert Campbell.
Tho steamer Daniel u. Dayler aud Oher. we're burned
ct Louisville There we're boats burned At New or.
leans, hut do not recoliect their names. q. Wa
there any loss OF lie cunneccl WITH the destruction
OF thrse yessCl-y There khc Robert CaInpbpll,
which VA burned IN the sTea,n while undsrv eiRh,
At Mlukens BEND, 20 mile above NcksbuTg. q.
Rtate whether this pan Of OIeI ltOuH rlIbTaced the
destruction Of tie Government Hospitals and
houses A. 1t embraced eyeTything uItGinluc -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-10

DuTTERFIELD's OVERLAND DESPATCH COMPANY;
ID This company has established az express 70 Denver
Central city Colorado Territory and now prepared 10
take freight and treasure nj reasonable rates
Apply at the Office Of the company, o. broadway,
VIM. MARTIN, GENERAL Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-10

DuRNHAMs FURNITURE ExPREss.-FAMfLIRs
ID moved CITY or country pianos furniture bored fur
nure stored money loaned iS West Eleventh street near
eiy,b 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-10

BOARD wANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID In respectable neighborbood terms not 10 exceed SiS
per week Address, ss.Ing parshas A. D., Herald oe'cs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-15

COOPER INSTITUTE,
~ sAFTapaY PEE PEE - T TRi9ty bf RI
srA fAiISsH atk!y va
THE f aEiRF Mo SES5 IEHhpy SSREDiSLa
GREAT REVOLUTION h AM1Sa THE iSHAslrASsa
GREAT REFoRMATIoN TAKING PLACE. ,,
the rsai, Of Which may the svsnis sSo
no one fail be there All the tricks. fsas and sssaaS
phenomena ''Ii65a asE 'sISSise n BROTHERS
reproduced through shsl, former confederate 'Ad ss''>
uron the open stage. in bright s.'Ight.
Go and see what hit!s thing Ia, Effected. &c ~ .:
Old aud New Words-sained sudsnc-s with Royal fsmisf
rendered wealthy and two sncrHt dusprAsSS
men. ~, raw
who ffcm on( and sTnnssS PI.ss' with 60:
A'' H sqsa,f n AND SKILL WITH THE ROPES
:S Ps saa i
soa"ced by al eqa. by m.ny superior 70 their. This s
10 well oftb doutls si.s .dnittsnce Fee. -,
frats seemingly incspsbe OF explanation, msculous-ol
f ffis tsf Tesla
SHOWING OF SPIRIT HANDS,
PLAYING ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
All while securely and satisfactorily tied
few month. since rendered New yoi via with eIesusn
and creating such Juror In the Old World VII u
reproduced. -
Interesting and wonderful 10 this part Of the Performance
Il will be pronounced a. nothing compared With hat follows
nsnlsly; COMPLETE AND THOROUGH EXPO5k
TON or ALL THESE PRETENDED WORKS o.
SPIRIT HANDS. y,
Mr.. FAY TIED AND UNITED
before n. audience with Cabinet door. wide Nusese
Iu.trunients Played UponSpi, Hsnds ExhbiedThe din
cult Whes, Flour fes-Rins and Cea Tests All done wheff
each and every every moon All thoroughly sa4
satisfactorily aimed forming of the most en,eainiuA
wonderful smlng ard instructive exhibitions set be-
fny hi Navy fora
worth price ofa sor TO how expert and quick with
the ropes years steady practice have made MR. FAY kes
member the dses The only opportunity given TO- Nswfere
10 see this great EXPOSE MR. FAY sails shortly for Europe
Adruitsnce 81 cents; Rsserv-d Seats, IS cents.