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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20

DoEsr1cKs ON BILLIARDS I need hardiJ tell sea that Q. game of billiards consists ol punching ivory balls about on big table GOV, cred with green cloth that looks like hall an aore of meadow land, with an India rabbel fence arouaa it; that the balls are punohed with ,lang. wooden. ramrods, with wax on the little end to save the wood and leather put on to faye the wax and chalk put on to save ths leather from wearing out-Yeuf take youi .ramrod and rub some chalk on the little enda then you lean over the table then you squints then you lift your leg; then you fiddle iitth on the-left hand with your ramrod then yot ,pnnch your ball: if your ball runs againsi another mans ball, you've done big thing
 and you poke up a lot of buttons that aft strung on wire. This is all there Is to gams efbihiards. Anybody can punch billiards ;1 csns and may be you can. ........ E
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
Travellers Insurance Company,
 MAIN STREET p1ir4npo

Af@yeteFs insurance Company,
 MAIN STREET HARTFORD ;>se>, 4 CAPITAL. 10000
 Now prepared to insure persons ass.nm
 ACCIDENTS, :. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ' early policies will be issued for premium ss
 Five Dollars. inaurance to the amount of
 FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, against accidental loss of life while travelling by any public conveyance. ..
 TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM sfSnIss sSm mns policy for 5000 and S25 per wesk ting the assured iron his ordinary buSa66sGsstss TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM secures full policy for S50O0 and s2b p week compensation for all and every desoTtP- tion of accident, travelling or otherwise. Policies for $500, with Ss per week coupsa- sation can be had for S3 per annum; or any other sum between $500 and S5O00 at proper tionate rates
 Gustavus W. Davis, W H. CallendeIr Jas. L. Howard, Geo. W. Moore. Marshall Jewell. Ebsnezer Roberts, |Chos. BelknHp, Jr. Charles White, |Tornelius B. Irwin, Hugh Harbison. Geo. 8. Gilman, Jonathan B. Bunce. JAMES G. PATTERSON, President
 RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary. l7yl HENRY A. DYER, General Agent. GEO. M. WOODRUFF,
 Agent for Litchheld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
R. H.. EDDY.

ii
 { TIER au extensive ffactiee oI np wards Of AtWenty years, continues to secure Patents lin the United States also In Great Britain. France and other foreign countries. Caveats, Bonds, Asstg nments andsaH Pa |pers or Drawings for Patents, .execntedoa lib (eral terms, and with. despatch: Researehes made into American ar Foreign, worksato test |the yalidfty.or utility ofP tents q Inlfntians A.and legal, and other advice rendereN fin all matters touching the, same. C?pie1of pysa the fcIairns of any Patent. furnisheds .ty Emitting lone dollar: Assignments recorded at Washing ton. '',s"r @-.sH ;'".'> =,.:4 .,,.ff ~ The Agency is not, only the largtst E1n New
 England but through it.. inventors have ad- tyantages for securing Patents, of ascertSihing Ithe natentability of inventions unsurpassed tby, if not immeasurably superior to any which lean be effi,red them. elsewhere. The festine- fnials given below: prove thst none Is MORE ZSUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT HpFFICE. 3than the subscriber :and as SUCCESS IS HE |BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND AND ABlLl- Try. he would add that he has abundant req Ison to believe and can prove, that atno other office of the kind are the charges for profss-
 sional services so moderate The i'm n1ense p'a ac- {tice of the subscriber during twenty yerrs past, thas enabled him to, accumulate 2 vast eollec-
 tion of specifications and official decisions 'rela- | tive to Patents. .s.,..:. :. :. B These. besides his extensive hbrafy of legal and mechanical works, and full accounts oi iDatents granted. in the United Statsz and Flu lrope. render him able h, yond quesdon, to of: fer superior facilities for obtaining Patents. All necessity of a journey to Washington. .- -te Eprocure patent. and the usual great delay |there. are here saved inventors. ;i.3t:=. :--' 't'i. 's--:i .----..--.- ..:
 ."-':'-.3's'': >..iz PEsTIMoNIAIS.f;-...# Fl regard Mr. Eddy as one Of thesNosT cAPA- |BLR AND SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom ] lhave any official intercourse. T
 s'T''-- :: CHARLES MASON4 ''' --''sr' s-..5s Commissioner ofP Patents. T have no hesitation in assuring inventors fthat they cannot employ personsMoRE COM |pETENf and TRUSTWORTHY, and more capable oi fputtine their applications in a form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration lat the Patent Office: .:!. ..e..si.s 4
 1 EDMUND BURKE,
 .'''.. -'s+- Commissioner of Patents. "Mr. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIR- TEEN applications, on all but one of, which |patents have been granted, and that is NOW PENDING. Such unmistakable proof of great talent and ability on his part, leads me to re |commend ALI inventorsto apply to him to pro |cure their patents, as they may he sure of hav- ling the most faithful attention bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable charges During eight months, the subscriber, in the
 course of his lalge practice, made on TWICE rel
 ;ected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EV
 ERY ONE of which was decided in HIS FAVOR,
 by the Commissioner of Patents
 Jan. I. 1865 se @ 1y8s
 NAsH paid for Oats, Buekwheat, and U D-o 1,u
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
sa rgF TIE SALE OF I: THE i. POPULAR .7-3O.. LOAN,

Under inc recent hrtan :e nnent of the Treasury Department with Mr. Jay Cooke Grnerak Subscription Agent. R Checks and. Drafts .u ! $ also re, Legal Ten sder Notes and National Yorko:es may be |remitted in payment. Bank Nceivesall Le- sgal lender Five Per Gent. Notes and allow the accrred interest to date of subscription. he 750 Notes will be forwarded by es press, free of charge. to ali points reached y express
 Icompan es. 9.s- Orders may be forwarded to lis direct, 0, through. ynprineamst hank or banker. E
 Persons visiting the city can find 6 full as
 50 rtment of notes oli hand at our office fo,
 immediate delivery. Orders by mail should be heeom panied with
 the address in full to which the notes ale to bs
 Forwarded. E
 We a's" keep on hand. snd buy and sell. at
 market rates, all kinds Of :: United States Securities ,-:z' Accounts ot Banks, Bankers, and inliyidu
 fals received on favorable terms. s.', ,..-z.zsz FISK. x HATCii,
 ..-.-..-. -. . . BANKERS, - '|, ss Wall Street, New Turk ]. |Ills&a41 ilt..I4O1uiIz.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
MEEK,S
ME Ek'S ss NJ Cabinet Furniture WarerOonl

Established A. D. 1875 ee's Fas. |69S Broadway, and 3 g. $ weshrourtf, ge Northwest Cor. Broadway, Nsw.Yoxi;Irss ! |VNvHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT DHEs ,IIil a II niture in the City. cf supefiof ouaiSYv |and style, from the richest to the pfaineatl
 designs: including latest variety cf solid Wal
 nut and Ename led Cottage Suits. at p1o,iar
 (prices 5 .aa !S 1ooas pacHeo ana shipped sto all parts)
 |of the worio' : A sms
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
Notice of Removal.

\ TIER the first of April my friends viii Tfin5 A me in Bank Street, Waterbury, as ex pect to remove about .he first from No. { Hotchkiss Block, to the street above named
 VIM. PATTON, BooKsrIIsR, 4s 8w Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20

o ouat ASCSAESSffas21liaSl&ss& BEEHIVE cdCu' les and Ycwetoes; sputlap in 3, ID, cans, and! chfap aae.a < sh tines T E l them;
 some ftssh.Rasa1naaalso5 reesIEsd.
 We=hasn enzhand<a lasgs supply of Benzine, for cleaning clothes. Only 20 ceats. for large bottles..s 7 ! xf ...
 '' Htfve.vou tried the celebrated Sezg1 DON'T for the Teeth? :? if not, please give 1t a trial. It is a fine p'rrieparati5jnli..
 s1e' sats 5: s--.------,-, Camphor Ice for Chapped Hands, Refined Bcnzihc for Cleaning Clothes, |Corbin's Worm Syrup. ; Costar's Rat Poison sure thing, Domestic Dyes. s,-.~.u O. |Porters. Cough Balsam..,,. .s.~-, | |Chevaline Hair G loss. '',,',', Browns Bronchial Troehes. ..z ..'.. '.' '',.. . Mrs. WinSlow's Soothing s yrup;~ E Marshall's. Catarrh Snuff '.. ,' ,.' s Perrins' Fumigater for Catarrh, &c* E Halsey E Perfumes and Hair Ols. i. , !, ,,.A1goed s,'pply- ots velvet eorks for oottllns Gden~.=4 ,-:,. . !. A. nice article of Sherry Wine and Bourbon Wiiskev in bottles for medi. eiI al use: :.:'' .~~ ~...'. .,~ -sI
 =. ...'''> .' >~* .. .E .A: good assortment of Cigars. Fancy Tobaccos, &cx &c. .'.. ... :, We have an article of Cream Tartar pure.. Don't use worthless stuff, made of acid; Plaster Paris, and the like. when you can get that which is good. :: ...,. ......' .' Drugs are, very high and constantly rising, and we hope our customers will pardon us for charging large prices occasionally. as it can't be helped.
 f.itchfeld, Jan. 26, 1865. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
ss.45 AYERS #
 CHERRY PECTORAL,s

The World's Great Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Inoipient Con-
 sumption, and for the relief
 ofConsumptiv epatieIlts
 in advanced s6ogesH ..s.' s@~'sss '. @of the disease.
 s;. tMs hos been so long used all SO uni. ysrsaliy known, that we need ddsns more aa ao assure ,Ss hsss the public that its teps may be relied on to do all it has eSsr E doSS I 7 '. ; Prepared by. DR.J, c. ArE@ | Go Practical a,d Analytic6i Chs,s;,t.
 Lowell, MI. q &QId hy Ill druRgiats every Hhefe. ,ass',....
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
RATIONAL INTELLIGENT CE W

NATIONAL INTELLIGENT CE OF
 FICE, and @a@ .. BENEV OLENT- AID SOCIErY,
 (Intelliqsncer Ruildiag) Washington D. 6. l'resident-JAMS B. Corr, of Connections, "A t
 torney at Law, late Major U >.V. E secre tary-EDdAR A. NicKELs Q
 Maine, late Captain |: V. ss
 USrABLISHED te furnish information IS t. IF the whereabouts of th,.sei the Armysant Navy, and their disposition ii sick, woundsd O deceased. It will also give information anHas distance, in the t, ansaction nf any character o business with the different departments ofzt h National Government, and car.iul astentibn t [rue ruIIvc'ru" UT 'PT--s-,c--- f---- a land prize money. and siyrrlEMEN1 or OITIetRf M IA ACCOUNTS. contractors claims, and claims fo property destroyed oi tak;n also to thespre Touring of patents. Letters asking for infaTa1s ltion sLonld enclose one dollar. Address E CoRREsposDika SECRETARY, P. Q. Fox 3494, sa .:,..4 .. ... Washington. us5C.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
ssassssa g|<s ,.sss.

# ..zs..s The SeaNeed Tonic produces lasting results Thoroughly inyigorating the. stomhch and tll {gestive system. and enabling 1t to eliminat land make into healthy blood the food whic] &may be used for that purpose It is so won derful in it's effects that a wfne-glass full will Edigest hearty meal, and little of it takei before breakfast, will give d tone tU the stom ldoing. '''' +''-t''7 =. i Il, = :. The MANDRAKE PILLS may be. taken vitl Fentire safety by all ages 'and conditions, pro Iducing all the good results that can be obtain led from calomel, or any of the mercurial med |icines apd without any of their hurtful or in Ejurious results. They carry out dt the system |the feculent and wOrn-out matters loosenet land dissolved by my Seaweed Tonic and Pull In orfe Syrup. It will he seen thaA all three o |my m edcines a,e; needed in most cases fo Cur. f'-.' sF:;s & - '~ IGESTs1 ,, A BoFEoS. George C. Goodwin < t.n = NEW YORK Demas Btfnaa4& t.p:-.> ..-..... | .sBAIgIMoRR,H s. s Hance.: :. y.,,.... PITTSBURGH. Dr. George Il. Key Ser '; s'i
 C1xcISNArI.-E E. Sure X e. and Johl
 CHICAGO --Lo,i6a;s 6;s < sS,,s:: .xtna;tf. seuvill.
 ST. LouIs.- ('uliins Rro's.< '; ....,e.. ;.
 SAN FRAsCisco:-Hos,ettsr smith x Dean Also, sold by all Druggists and Dealers. ly3| -------r---s3=<r. 4es s~.
 LADIE>' '.' '-f II l ..>;., ,-.s s.....t ... BLACK AND COLOEEu zs.-:s ,gAOAAlMSs,
 ''' .-.:t i-}... ~,.,:. s4 splsn'tia a""dsst .. 74 WI. Ii. BRA VANS. ! NEW ..: :!'.W' GOODS J ''. ... ''.,'. -, .''.'.. ...... .''.A .Ar ii , WAl. H.. ..BRAMAN'sSS. 5 New an F..shianahls DHhs> t7oOIs, noH opening al x 34 <',~.-- es '.WM. H. .hRAMAN's. E --2-i.t -:-: -t s'-:'-,Si' ..i-t-<= . '' Now Is the winter If r.distaalltat. E Made glosinus summer by tIikAM JAcKs0 <, tt.::. ,, .... !s.aksspsa1e 5.
 . HIRAM JACKSON, E THE WORLD REIN NOWNEA, DE4E FER IN #S - Hats, Caps amt Furs..- ;, ]. IS, HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE. TOE A N -. ANXIOUS AND SFilNERINGs # ..,. COMMUNtTf;t-.-'-' ~.,.- Iii i hs can now supply them ~~>:, : .-.. with -.'''', ,'','',' '~:..',S- E :-:,,.,.. WINTER HATS AND-CAFS
 .-.---,,.. "t s.ll kinds and descrinsfons. zS .-:-.. 5. ..... and also
 B. SUPERB AssoRgsAENT "S
 '~~~-' FURS> t.. ."~:. ...
 for Men, Wo:aen and -l'hildy4lt.. ,~...- Ea5
 Now is the timr- { 0 hny,. ~-:-
 While Winter with its fieecy ahrout.,, E Enfolds the land, ,''~'s'-- ;i. -. E.
 Observe the sign of thu times 5...,... x
 big Coon Skin, E = 'st Daat West of the Court House, E
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20

Principal Office and Laboratory is at lhe \. t corner of SIXTH and. COMMERCE Streets |Philadelphis,' where all letters for advice Q business should be directed. E He'will be found there every SATURDAY. professionally, to examine lungs with the Res; |pirometeI. for which his fee is three dollars |all advice free. .-... .. ......... E
 In New York, at Mo- g. BOND Street, eysr, At the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston. Janu ary 18 and l9, February 15 and l6, April 1s and 20, May l7 and IS. June IA and Is, Jul, |19 and 20, '..:,.....
 The time for my being in Baltimore anc Pittsburgh will be seen in the daily papers so
 those cities. -,: ..,-..... ':.i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
TIE peculiar .taint a

TIE peculiar ;taint q
 infection which VI
 call ScRoFuLA lurkl
 in the constitutions of
 1nultitudes ef.men. N
 either produces or q
 produced by an en' .feeblcd, vitiated sta,z of the blood, wllereh that fluid becomes in competent. to sustain the vital forces in then vigorous action, anf leaves the system A
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
NOTICE,

" rhom it may Concern: This is to for x bidsail persons harboring or Trusting my vic Nancy B.aMarshall, as skall. pay no debts ef her contracting after this aate for just and sufficient cause,
 HENkY M. MARSHALL of Cornwall, Go. H. 2d Ccnn. H. Artillery. Hdqars M c. V. H. A. near Wsrren's Station.
 VA. March 2lat, 1885. 60aw
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20
..~.. FOR SALE '' j ... i:..,.,.. .*.. AT THE, East :: j: |: M I: L. L, .
Continental Life Insurance
 Company -'5>;
 UF HARTFORD. CONN. : CAPITAL Sl5O GOO =.

fEs sHIS Company is inssuing Policies on
 |. Lives, upon exceedingly advantageous teftnF, embracing all the most desirable objects tn t's as'-@isn {rts,t> si--A Ide-
 The Agents Of the Company will oommnni. cate information, and make known the rates of Premium. Agencies may be obtained at the Office < f President JOHN 5. RICE. Seeretary-SaM'L. E. ELMonE.
 Directors -John 5, Rice. James LChapuian, Horace Cornwall, Ezra Hall, Allyns. stillman |Lucius J. Hendee Sam'l F. Fillmore, BucI |setlgwick, H. k. ". Welch. Abner Church. t1u"sntny Physi''aa-P. NJ. Hastings. MD Dec l5, 1864. if35
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20

A Chance to obtain any of theAaheve sr7l @ s,e,ss TOT. One Dollar by .1~rchasing sealsd fN Five Sealed Envelopes twill ss sent for
 si,so a.l Eleven fos $2ooi Thirty for $500 i:
 Ats1RSs ,AERMrs ,Sf M slo'oo One Hundred for s15Oo :. A fresh assortment of Ce.rtifcatc sor ,Ia or Iiicles enunieratsf abovcs are fairlyssnixed ;n ftheir proportion on the lst and l5th days o, leach month, so that all viii have an souaI Ichsnee of obtaining s. valuable prizes Our patrons are desired to send United States money when it 7isa conrt .nient, Long letters 3are unnecessary. s Orders for Sealed Envelopes smnt in every ease be accdnd panied by the CaslEz with the name of the person sending, and T6wn, Coun. [ty and State plainly written Ietters should ] he addressed to the Man agers, as follows:
 ...5r $. T. '.s>5 GOODWIN HUNT aEo.,
 7 2m* Box 6706 R.ost Office, esw York. IE-.ay, . .f t - F.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20

During eight months, the subscriber, in the course of his large practice. made on TWICE re ERY ONE of which was decided in HIS FAVOR, bv the Commissioner of Patents
 v s'-~ R. H. EDDY.
 Jan. I. 1865. 2 ss.,' 'a b 1y88
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20

2 ''s" i9o4M fS7 BFse@ADWAY,.iNEWY YORK; ... S-'~.-:st .se'i. "i+ ,.-eFa s.,.. s.nix...si.. . ROSEWOOD PIANOS. ,AfEhODHoNs, EfNE On PAINTINGS, ESGHxv1Nas, r.,-: 'silysr Vqrs, Fine Geld aasd .salvsr Waakss, and i.s 4... ELEGANT .'JEWELRY.Tr.- s.sit, e.i. .i.a CONSISTING 4oR,.., Diamond .Pinss Diamond Rings. G old Rtaeelsts; 'lCefals Florentine, Mosaic, sJet Lava, and .s.r Cameo .Ladies'a Sets, IlIold Pens with. @si...' Gold and Si1EeriE H., ,ldars i.. a. Sleeve Buttens, Seta of Studs ,s. 1T 'ii.i4 =.s Vest +and, Neck. Chains, |. ...,.i,.
 Plain and Chased Gold .. ......,...s s| 't- a' -i-..1 a-tRingst &c.,, &c~.-..., ,,.. .,..: -.ts s-'t eii,.=- -..:.V VALUED ..,,,.....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04
Amnseuiettts.
DARNUM" NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
- BROADWAY. between 5prns and Prncssta
(THIs EszABLIsHnKxf DOES NOT ApvIRrms IN TEE
NRw-yoRx HERAipl
THE ONLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT

THE ONLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
MUSEUM, CIRCUS, and the DRAMA are combined and
LADIES. CHILDREN, and FAMILIES
'i ENTIRE 'SiSa f DAY OF DELIGHTFUL RECREATION,
CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE
SPLENDID LECTURE.RO0M;,
CHANGE! CHANGE! CHANCE!
VARIETY! VARIETY!
''eA CIRCUS TROUPE,
STARS OF THE PROFESSION
Mr. EATSH sRSSE 5hs u. Hss
MR.. JOHN FOSTER, Clown.
PROF. LANGWoRTHY. Master Of the Circle.
MISS AMELIA. the Charming Vocalist.
MASTER CnARLEs SHERWOOD, j., the Boy-wOnder.
THE CORPS OF AuXILlARIES
WITH THEIR THOROUGHBRED HORSES
DARING AND BRILLIANT ACTS,
MAGNIFICENT ARENA.
sGncgdn Their Vn w pNS Sf g S At q
''''''''A =" "''D RlDINGscH0oL. ''
Prevon, to the Circus performance the Original Romantic
Domestic Drama, IN t:o n act. Of v ,,e,
OR, THE TIE Md bNlAHS %s Question,
in which The fpowiTr % IN s Of The COMPANY
MRs5 PRIOR MRS " l. JAMIs aS;;s6 MEs W.i
u. r. i, Il. u.
TON. ANDERSON.
Mr.. w. 3. HARRISON, Estemporaneous Singer.
Continual sccessions made TO the
LIVING CURIOSfTIFS.
MISS LIZZIE READ, the Miniature Lady
The smallest Dwarf exhibited,
MAJOR COL|N aged II years 10 inches high, and weigh
lug only II pornds. .
GEN GRANT, IT,, aged II, % inches high, 10 ponnds
THREE OF THE LARGEST GIANTS IN THE WORLD
aud prettiest CIRCASSfAN GIRLS ever seen.
BOHEMIAN GLASs-BLUWERS,
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION
John Battersby, LIVING SKELETON. weighing 81 lbs.
Hi. wife, MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN nearly 40 ibs
THREE HORNED BULL. ALBlSO BOY.
Cosmofas Stereoscopticon Learned Seal. Happy Fam
ily Grand Aqoaria. 100 900 Curosiiies.
Admission. 80 cents Children under ten. 10 cents
THANKSGIVING DAY-TB URSDAY. Dec. 2.
PERFORMANCES NEARLY EVERY HOUR. DAY AND
EVENING.
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HEwY0Rx HERALD)
AND rS vi YG HvnSs EyF ElE sdsts NOTICE
viii be presented AFTER mouths Of psps,aion In style OF
m.gncence far ,urpasns prevOui spectacular pageant
- '''' SCENERY ENTIRELY NEW BY HAYES,
MUSIC tx By
Mechanical Effects. BY W. Sanders,
Gorgeous Costumes, BY J. Bullock
Beautiful Appointments and Humorous Masks,
Dram. Of Han. ps Sy w. Al! Msnr E.v.,,, a.m,.a
drey for the Olympic. from tho celebrated romance Of A.
MONTE caTsTo;
LONE PRISONER Of Of 1 The CHATEAU DIFF.
introducing the eminent and avDr,e actor,
Mr. +. L. DAVENPORT
who has been expressly engaged give due effect to this
During the piece Grand Ballet by the following artists:
MILE. GIuLIETTA. BRONNEk and NJ. GIUSEPPE
CARDELLA.
from the Royal Operas Of Turin, Milan, 10.
THE BEAyTIfgL bANsEUsE MILE. ELISE,
MONS. LEON Mr.. W. CONRAD, &C.. &c.
The piece will be- presented with following powerful
Edmond Dantes E. L. Davenport
~ = G :; noa
Able Faria. j: IL stoddart
Ancet bensdeto. ..."'''...........::ME j. H. S-iwyn
MI scott
Goverpor..'. Mr. Stanley
Louisa meyers
M,.. Ksts New,on
ACT iEnt.nce to the Port and iartcr Of Msr,eie.
Fortress
ACT Ashland Of Monte Cris,o-Caves Of Monte Cristo.
ACT t.-Lone lnn--iiomc Of sinbad the Sailor. =,
AcTa.iiouse Of Count do Morceh-saloon in Monte
Cri''O'' House, by }. tiillyssT a,,,
St. Peters and Castle Of St. Angelo Illuminated.
GRAND CARNIVAL
Doors open at It curtain rses at Z. precisely
Sea,s secured three days In advan,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04
VYTOODs MINSTRELS, No. 5l4 Broadway.

WooD' MiNsrkEls' NO. Ola Broadway
(ruIs EsTABLIsnxESr NOT ADVERTISE IN THs
NEW YORK HERALD.)
MONDAY Dec T. and every evening during the week VIII
be performed with NEW SCENERY, DRESSES, Ac.. q
National Patriotic, Domestic Play and Alegorical rableaur
yorabe to the Fenian exhibiting the Present and
Future state of Ireland written for Woods Minstres"
Copyright securely, entitled - ,
FAIR FEHIAN FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
SCENE l. BROTHER JONATHAN'S YANKEENOTlON
SHOP-squaring up AccounProsperity Of the Concern
Mike Feuian Claims Protection from :. Bull Co0Pars
Wrongs Jonstbans Promise to Stand by Hin w zen
Feri.ns Flint for Freedom" SCENE III. A STREET IN
JONATHkN's yILLAGE-Jonsthsn Resolves to help toe
r,nian brotherhood Because " He's Nothing Else to Do
scxNr hi HALL IN JOHN BULLS MANsiON-Bull
Happy Max Couspirpg Against the Peace Of Jonathan
Jonathans Bin for Damsge' IA od,nc-hsse OF bulThe
Fruans for the british lion-ihe
Frbddrn Song "Wearing Grecn"This is Rebellion
SEINE w. PATS CABIN-The Eisht For FreedomEf"i Is
Master of His Own House-Defeat Of Bull, Nappy, Max
CO.. Triumph Of the Fenisns, Jonathan Co1The Lion
Snbdned SCENE V. GRAND ALLEGORY-IHE SHAN
RoCK-lrrand /. Free" Erin 90 Braugh'-Finale: 1.-THE
Voice. of the Irish Patriots GRAND Tableaux.
Previous 20 the play the usual variety OF
ETHIOPIAN MlNSIkELsf
"a GRAND MATINEE
On THANKSGIVING DAY at "a o'clock.
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CHIEF OU.RTEssasTERs OFFICE, /
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT. Nov. %. 1902
7 ARGE SALE of choice OAk-IANNED
IL LEATHER
Will be sold public auction in lots TO sn' purchaser at
the schuyki Arsenal Philadelphia III ksDAl, Decem'
be1 H. 1865 at 10 O'Clock 4. superior stock OF
PURE OAkTANNED LEATHER,
comprising
Leather
s79 sides containing about co 6,6 pound) Sole Leather
He Sides containing about TO- 78 pogndl Welt Leather
This carefully selected for manufacturing
boots and bootee and 10 be sold in consequence OF the dis
banding of large portion OF the army.
Terms-Cash ia Government funds.
Properly 70 be removed within five DAYS from dav Of sale
WILLIAM W. MCKlM,
Colonel and Chief Quar- ermbster'
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GARDEN.

(THB EsTABrIsHMEyr NOT ADVERTISE IN The
HERALD)
TONIGHT
viii be presented with Scenery, appropriate Costumes,
{ C., the celebrated play. illustrative of
AMERICAN CHARACTER,
AMERICAN SCENES and
SOUTHERN HOMES.
THE OCTOROON;
Or
LIFE IN LOUISIANA,
THE FIRST TIME
a. euaodeled and COMPRESSED into four acts by s author
DION BOUClCAULT,
with
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE
SALEM SCuDDER,
THE YANKEE OVERSEER.
MISS ROSE EYTINGE.. ZOE the Octoroon
Nr. J. o. HANLEY........ss.... ......:....WAHNOrEo
Ia lie Pau Indian Chief
Mr.. JOHN DYO1T.... ......."....... McCLoShi
(,he piece Of Connecticut hardwsre.) -
Mr. G. Walcot. Pete the Old slave
Mr.. w. y. Andrews foihdrxtef tbe Auctioneof
Mr. Burroughs. ...1eorge pey.oh
J. III. Bland. SuhDyhde lne
Mic. Andrew..as.M sdane Peyton, the Southern Lady
Mr, C. Wslcot Dora sunnysde. Southern Belle
Doors open "A. Commences at O'Clock.
THANKSGIVING, Dec. THE OCTOROON
Seats may now be secured.
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the sub

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the sub
scrben behafothe Board OF Trustees Of tho rfepy
terrain Church Rutger, In tho City OF thai
the remsns Of all deceased persons buried tn the buna
ground and Vaults Of said Church ioustonst between
Chrysiest and Foyh-s. and not claimed by relatives OF
friends will be- removed pursuant TO lawful authority rom
such Burial ground and Vaults and renterFed In Wooowh
Cemetery. That such removal will commence at tho sxplf
alton Of ten days from the first publication Of this notice. and
will be continued thereafter from day to Day until Oh nm
claimed remains shall have been removed. Any farther In
formation desired can be obtained from Charles Day Un'
dctakeT No. l96 West lsthst Dated Nsw.fork' Novem'
Der Il, 1865. r
MATHEW BIRD, Treasurer