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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

NbW-fVhk hEbA1I
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF TIE GREAT
III. n,o,,,,nn. RAVELs'
2Ss Oh 4hH zi1fsy .%EE'AEo sEsAFf Esa 'S' 81
''''''' WUN6EasTL sSS PERFORMANCES.
commencing at 4 o'clock and terminating shortly sNef 10
hus enabling parties residing at distance 10 reach tbe
home. ia sesscni with the Vaudeville translated from the
Efensh expressly for Gabriel Rayel, entitled
THE THREE-FACED FRENCIiMAN.
GABRIEL RAVEL
sustaining five Speaking Characters in English
Dancing with Nine. rhiliippesnd Julia Lehman
AN ENGLISH PAS DE TROlS.
ANTOINE RAVEL
In three Speaking chsraeteI in English During the piece
YOUNG AMERICA
will dance for the Lac. time bis renowned
GRAND PAS CHlNOlS.
praDd Pas by Mdes Vaudris, Dcsrec, and VI. Neudr1a
lie be followed by grand fan'ss!ic
produced for the first time, and under the direction OF NJ Van
TIE STAR OF THE RHINE.
GABRIEL RAVEL rs the BURGOMASTER:
ne,ti sisnona Pepits. Md. vaudris. De.rse, and Full
Corps
THE GREEN MONSTER.
AANToNE kAnEL.'....ast the...s WHITE kNIGHp I
YOUNG AMERICA. las the. ....GREEN MONSTER
FULL COMPANY
TOMORROW Saturday. M2, LAST RAvEL MATINEE.
EVENING. Il LAST APPEARANCE OF THE RAvELs.
Mf whssstsy ts.s. nucs Pleasure In .anoanenT 70 en-
EDWIN FORREST,
who viii sppeer MONDAY next, Nov. II, in his unap
CARDINAL DUKE, In the play Of RTCHELIEU.
The reproduction Of the very successful Grand Spectacular
Irish Drama,
ARRAH MA POGUE,
will take PLACE on WEDNESDAY, Nov. IS.
Admison IS cent'i Reserved Seats 81, Family Circle
lentrance on Crosbyst). 80 ceuta
Sests secured six dsys In advance
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Amnsements.
RARNUM" NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
- BROADWAY, between Spring and Prince-sta
(TBis BssABLIsHNBNr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THl
NETWORK HEKAIp)


NKw.IoRK HERALD
EVENING AT1l
OCEANA,
TIE CZhalNA OF THE HIPPODRAMA,
In the great MilrIiy Drama Of
THE FRENCH SPY; On, TUE FALL OF ALGIERs,
In which will he introduced the
TRAINED HORSE TARTAR"
The original music by
AN EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
under the direction Of Prof, Krakagr
AFTERNOON ATT
the popular American actor,
Mr.. @. ". CLARKE,
In the great comedy Of
ALL THAT 0LlTTERs Is NOT GOLD
Mr. w. b. HARRISON EStemporsneous Singer.
MISS ANN ELIZA LEAN, BORN WITHOUT ARMS,
CROCHETS BRAlDS HAIR, EMBROIDFRs, ETC.
THREE Of the LARGEST GIANTS In the worc,
and prett,est GIRO ASSAM GIRL ever seen
GEN. GRANT. jr., the smallest DIV arf ever exhibited
BOHEMIAN GLASs-BLOWERS
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION.
4ROF. HUTCHfNGs, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR.
THREE HORNED BULL.
Cosmoramss. Sefeoscoptcons. Learned Seal Happy Fam
iy. Grand Aqusns 100 90 other Curiosities
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-THE FRENCH SPY.
Admission 30 centa Children under ten. IS cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
IN THE CITY or 'SEw-YoRK.
furniture.

ALL KINDS Of FURNITURE, MATTRESS.
"A Es BEDDING, L0okING.GLAsSEs,& 40, chespest
a, sNEDEN h CAMPBELL'S No. 26J Bowery, between
Stanton and Housonsts Call and saws money ooods war
ranted and delivered free. Furniture IN SUITS.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwsusnt,d manufacture Also. ,olid Chestnut ara ANU M
Ch.nhsr Sutes plain and ornamental st ih r. FARRNO'
TONS S6s Csnsfst. opposite Wooster Established istl
DEDSTEADS.-T and ROUND cox
ID NERs COTTAGE and sERPENTiNE PANELS, OF
all sizes. constantly hand at the Factory For saie BY
II sACKFTr JE. No. yG Fishhst., near Avenue u. M
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GuARrxRxAsrKms OyYIcs. U. 8. MARlSx CoaPs.
WAsBIsoToE, l1,h October, 1865. }


WAsnIsoToS I1,h October, 1895. !
PROPOSALS. FOR RATIONS.-SEALED
i PROPOSALS will be received at thi. Office until .
o'clock o. m Of the 2d day Of November next for Furnishing
r.ons 70 tie United States Marines a. the following stations
for p@s shs s{{sM1TfH {s;i lsssi y'' New Hampshire.
cHARLEsTOwN Massachusetts
BROOKLYN, New. York.
WAsHINGTON CITY. Dlsiriet OF ofCOumoiA
OOsPORT, near Norfolk. Virginia.
zach ration TO con. Of three fouhs Of poupd Of pork
or or and fourth pound OF hssh salt bes
Or oaIsh pound Of corn neal aud at
rat. hundred rsiions or eight quart: Of eea OF
me.s one hundred aud fifty Of drs.eaed potatoes
and hundred Of mixed Vegetables, ton ponsa. OF
coffee lieu thereof shaf pound Of 'sa hi,esn
pounds sugar four quart. Of vn,sar QUE pound Of ,p".
Candies and fourth pound OF sdaaAntine c.naes
or snda half pound Of taow four pounds oi soap
aoDs to be delivered upon the order Of command
rr officer Of each sstion the fresh beef either in bak OF by
the single ration good quality With an equal poISan o. Is hs
coare rood Rio the sugar. good New Orleans II. edu'A
en and the ynerar candles soap SALT ete 70 po "
All All .abject to inspection.
os seoomp,nsd by til; G.~i,s no Ing. .':1'n.y
,ns The % nnastneo Of % in ii. State ID ' hereby
II b. the sossrsS e. viii
the receipt Of tn. cons :. the p0Ses 1s"'s ,seais.
s sns fS1.,.s T. ..s the .' .d aas shall susr into
aforesaid guarantee TO make good the difference
the offer OF the sad - anu tnAs WHICH may
Witness, A. D. oasn,n,' o',n
y. y. u d. ouAA
-, 1885, I.,vn
hereby certify that the above named - are known
Of property, and able to make good "e
snty. 80, -. Irui,ea
Tobe signed by the United States District JUDGE oe'
States Dsrict- attorney. or Collector. ,,A.h
No poposa will be considered unless accompanied oy inc
| sboye guaranty. - n, ~ a..
Newspaper authorized to publish the above wiz sho te
paper containing the insertion TO this office TOR
Proposals be indored Proposals fr Ration. io ,'''
| and addressed to the uudersigned W. D. oLn.H,.
'"' Major end qassssIms''stI'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Gorsrs, Carriages, Sc.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ the three large ~srerooms, enirsnces No. go
trosd~sy and No 10 Cfoby.s, will bs sod At rrrsily
dueed pfces 100 sets Hsnss ..ye SECOND hand Carriage.
4. WITTY, No. ~ Nj Iosdwsy
w MULES, well broken 10 bsrne.a address I. w.
JONES Tribune Ofcs, for three dsy. with dsseptiOa add
price.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Gtorss, Ranges. sc.

CTOVES, RANGES and HEATERS-At II.
~ y. MOWBRAY's, No. ~ Vesey-N., opposite wash
inon Market oher for sale complete s,.oIt, o. .oos
Ing Stoves. for wood coal Ranges faor heaers oss
Burners for paors and Offices Heating stoves ior sore
also, Stoves suitable for the Southern marAe' fmer snc
buebsgS Boilsrn kitchsa psre, &C., ks',
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
1T1O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-

W. ALL w uOM IL MAI CONCEhN.-
Il Notice 10 hereby given that In pursuance OF lawful
su,borty aud permission tho subserber acting for and
behalf OF the Board Of Trustees OF tie Brick Presbytrr
Church in the City Of NewYort will the 18th instant
and between that date and the first day Of February next
to be removed from the vaults and srouud
OF said Trustees. lying the Of Christie sud Houston
streets IN the City u krwYork 30 feet by 66 feet inches
the remains Of deceased persons inerr-d IN ssd vaults
and grounds thence to the Eyersreen Cemetery, Long
Island uness individual relatives have authority by anser
permit from the City Inspectors Department TO any
remains other place intsrmen Dated November 1885,
ABNER l.. ELY,
WINTHROP g. GILMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Corporation Notices.
CUPREME COURT.

y ,,,---
In the Ms,er of the Application Of tho Mayor Aldermen
and Cor,n,on.ty Of III, City OF Sew.Yok, relative to
THE OPFSlS0 OF
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEESTH-sr. =
From TO tho Hudson River (whee no, already
opvpedl
IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
Pususn to sAtues In such made and provided the
Mayor Aldermen and Connonsy Of the City Of New York,
hereby notice thst ey intend to apply 20 the Supreme
Court OF state Of k-vYok, at Special Tenn Of sold
Court be held ct the City Hall IN the cay Newfork,
on SATURDAY the twenty day Of NoYsmbeI 1865. at
the opening OF the Court that dy. 'oon th"iesntf
Counsel be heard. for tho appointment o Commissioners
OF E.tmste sud Aaessmen A. the abovre entitled matter
that tue nature and ~ the improvement hereby In
tended h the opening n One hundrrd and
from the Eshhsvenue Hudson River twbcIe not al
ready opened In said City laid ont the map plan OF
said CITY under and by Virtue ofan Act Of the OF
b. People OF the State New York entitled An Act rrls.
ve touching the lays out OF Streets and
Roads in the City Of kcwYoIh, and fo ether
passed April D. 1917. JOHN T. DENELIN
Dated New.York November lat, 1866.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES

NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES
sure providing further relief for sick wounded and dis
charged soldiers Of Newfork. Claims for municipal State
gu,aously. Superintendent. Cot d. O. M0KGaN Albany.
y. Y. Assn,s-Col; h. r. 6ooDRicH, No 2s3 F,t, Wash
ington ID. C. jCo JOHN MASLr. Nos. 81 and 50 Howsrds
New York city Major ANsoN o. CHEsTER No 23l Main
Buffalo. N. Y. Major II. g. RicHARpsos No. IS Fsy-te
s, Baltimore Md the Rev JAMES DsLou No. I02l Chest.
nut st., Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Go Ubom il man Concern.

4 LADY Of talent and fine education, with a
good deal Of practice In writing stories. rhyme and blank
verse; wond like 10 contribute Paper In this
city. Address, LILLIAN MORE, National Hotel, Court
Iaudt.pt,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
1mnsemenls.

~
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO-NIGHT.
4 = O'Nh'io"'.iiiiiIiA ITALIAN OPERA. iji;iii"''
trHs KsrApLrsHmESr DOES NOT Advertise N rza
NETWORK BERALp.)
TONI0HT-FRA DIAyOLO:
THIS (Fridsy) EVENING. Nov. 10. a, $.
tsEyssIH hicnr-sEcoso SgBscnnr,IoN'
''''' 'A'' '''' 'e''0" Fra II AnIS DiavSLo ''''
win ne" MISS lis stIi,n eIiRs L6GsE RfLLoeo
Miss FANNY sTocKToT.
81 G5as T bEIn fs If 's sA Hf pAS
s8TGRbA9 xiTERYo;oN-oi;aNp As MsfINEE sr
CRISPINO T. LA COMARE.
sArSRpsT ST1s Ss'SisT 'sSissTE,SSffNsSesItEsiRsNhyL nj &C.
Grand extra performance for tho benefit Of the Benevo'ens
On MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER H.
CRISPINO IL LA COMARE.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER H.
NORMA. NORMA. -
The sale Of reserved and tickets for %. .sovs
named performances win commence THIS MORNING., o.
Ne Rss Ssss ;o the BOX wee o"l ss
No SO Broadway; Scub.r,h Co.'S No a.o Broadway, and
Root Anthony ca. NO q Nassaa,
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
"A DlRECTOR."".-..-.".. IARETLEh
rum xsrABLnHnrxr Dog, NOT ADVERTISE ~ rus
INV ioRK HERALD.
aRAND1TAbAN OPERA MaTlNrc,.
SATURDAY SsisriE9 HE5EEk33N; i "a eSNsSg EsS gl"l
THE Cobbler and the Fairy)
With its uagnihcent and perfect cast .
In compliance with requests from ladies' wbe
were unable on account Of ncenency Of the weather.
o attend the last NEE Of
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR ONLY.
To all parts OF tho House No Reserved Seats.
Tickets may be had all the regular Ticket Oces
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Crowd being expected the Lady Patrons 81 ths
Msnees respectfully requested to por,ae their ucksu
sdvsnce In order avoid crowdng at the Ticket onice
Three additional doors will he opened
IRVING HALL.
l. THEODORE THOMAs's
SYMPHONY SOIREES.
fGran6 Orchestral ,erts Second Sesson. l36o-6ob
THE FIRST SYMPHONY SOlREE
ON SATURDAY EVENING NOV. IL
Mime. FLEuRY-uRBAN,
(Her first sppesrance).
Mr. WILLIAM MASON.
The Grsnd Orchestra Of Sixty Performers will! perform ths
following Orchestral Works:
SYMPHONY (B fat major. Op. 50, No. 4.... .Beethoves
MAZEPPA tSyniphonic Poeml. .Lzt
INVITATION 70 THE DANCE.......,...........W Weber
Arranged for Grand Orchestra BY Bei io1
Conductor....... .............THEO. THOMAS
TICKETS. ;; ~ EACH.
SEATS RESERVED WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
May now be had q, seinwsy Sons, Nos ard IS East
Hall Sons, No SD Broadway; ct Poud Co.'S No. "a!
Brosdwayj at Schubert Co.'S No. 40 Broadway, and ~
Irving Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
"ALLACKs.
w Proprietor and M,nager.. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK.
(THD ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE II THE
NEw-YoRK HERALD.)

FRIDAY,
18th ime) the New snd Original fIVE-ACT COMEDY. BY
n. 4. Craven,
THE NEEDFUL,
with NEW SCENERY. by Messr. sherwood end O. Mse.
deri MACHINERY ~ II. Butler. With NEW COSTUMES
''S ID HrrS'SrMhSEs mss me. T. DAVENPORT MARI SMITH
GEORGE HOLLAND, YOUNG. JOHN SEXTON, D.
RINCGOLD, NORTON, J. c. WILLIAMSON Miss MANY
CANNON Mr., VERNON. Mrs. JOHN SETON. Miss
lone BURKE, Mrs JENNINGS and Miss GREEN Will
apPeer. . - =. M,
SATURDAY-Fir,. night here. Msssnsers Great Play
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS,
with new scci-ry and Costumes.
TUESDAY-THE EEEDFUL flsth timcj.
Mr. J. W. WALLiCk will shortly mako his hrst spptsr'
Due notice will be given OF the debut Of Mr. FRED
ERiCK ROBINSON The orchestra under the direction oil
Mr.. MoLLESHAUER. The Grand Piano used at u. Thea
ter 10 from the celebrated nsnufactory Of STEiNWAf
SON. The Cabinet Organ ffon, MASON HAMLiN
Open at u Begins ats
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

:T,NTTD situation by a Young GIRL
w an 1YBERMAiD and PLAIN SEVER; or Cham
w Na,.e Can be at No. $40 East Eighthss,
U..a.y a,or back.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
sitnaiions h)anteo.

-YIcuFR and lower English branches thor
o",by: Composition Piano sngins, NosIE1nSS SR SS
Drawing a. reriepce and highest testimonials Terms
sven y' Address Box No. 2S, Station V.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Amnsemenfs.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager ......."..wM. WHEATLEY.

(rBn EsTABLIsBnENr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
NEw-YokK HERALD.)
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Dnsuranec Companies.
NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
~ wALLsTREET
CASH CAPfTAL................ 900.

This Company b" been In 'osee"fui opssiion for moro
han THIRTY YEARS. and continues to INSURE 'ssin',
Loss ard Damage By FIRE uyoa favorable 'maf
Institutions
AL Lossss LissHALIy ApJvsTsp Asp PROMPTLY FAD
DANIEL tNDfNHiLL, President
Oliver ~ Jcr.s William iissiun. Cha,. L. Stewart.
r,.ss y es,nour ssnl J Wstint ssnuel y. Dod-e.
Abf.Lsm D..t. 4. y. efsls~r Mirhscl ui,cho.fsI
sssi C. llsfdSs. Syi,snus Hstel. thss- ID. LeNls
John A. Andf.s ~ Bafhsnln fthribsft - Mils
Jo.ish o. Loo. MlLtsn Hsris.L Jo.eyh A. Dire yloal
J.ln fs.a T1sn,.. Dsvry James q. Guhrt
yyll,.m p,p~w Henry g.ulsier J.a.. r. Wright
ArOtsr'S COLsOS, IT,. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

|WANTED-By Protestant Young MAN, a
w SITUATION as Coschman or Groom, and will make
kius Fsesy useful. No objection to the country. Can
k. ,Ood Reference Call address for two dsys, J. W.,
NE 3 seeonlGve.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

('H0RISTER WANTED.-A Baptist Church
v h ,his vicinity needs Cborstsr Baptist. properly
s6. would be preerred Address Boz No. zoo Post Office
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-26
AT BEAL'S.
n L ~ A-AE -
al UgT gsEeEV ED

ID UsT ARRIVED
sOAP-40 boxes Cincinnati German.
LAHD--l5 kegs Leaf.
COFFEE s bags Rio and Havana.
FBoUR--40 barrels supsrfne.
BAG0N--Hams, Shoulders and Sides.
PORK-l5 barrels full Mess
C0RN--i00 bags White.
HAY~25 bales Western.
TEAL chest Imperial.
Which will be sold by the package or at retail, at
reasonable prices for the times.
inly25 JOSHUA REAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-26
CheG1s Light.

lust RECEIVED--An invoice Of 1rst qual.
II ity COAL OIL which will be sold at the low
price Of 81 20 per Gall9ns retail.
augs2 JosHuA ZEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-26
Gazette \ Gnlaet
GEN ERAL NEW 3.

Oct. the r. r between Charleston
and Columbia, S. G., will be COM
pleted. ~
We observe that there is to be
hotel built at Bull Run. The New
York Mercury says that "heretofore
it hast been much Of place to stop
at"
A Richmond correspondent of the
Herald states that large party of
Swedes have arrived there en- route to,
settle in the valley ofthe upper James
river.
1t is said that the Empress Eugene
is about'to publish volume Of origin
| al poems, written in Spanish.
Mr. Guinness, the great Dublin
Brewer, has been knighted, and his
beer bottle will henceforth bear the
title of Sir Benjamin.
Gen. King, commanding at Angus
ia, Ca, has issued an order declaring
all contracts where the agreement was
to pay in gold, void.
A correspondent states that Major
General Hooker is to be married in
few days to Miss Groesbeck, Of Gin
natl, sister of Judge w. L. Groesbeck,
ex-member Of Congress. Miss Groes-
beck enjoys an income Of $40, 900 per
annum.
Rev. Gilbert Haven, for several
years pastor of the North Russell street
Methodist Church, Boston, has receiy-
ed call to preside over one of the
leadiag Methodist churches in Vicks.
burg.
At the State Fair at Chicago, Gen.
Grants war horse sold for S475.
The receipts of internal revenue
during the week ending on the 11th
we're S13, 100000.
Alta meeting on the 11th in Spring
field, Illinois Gen. McClernand presid.
ed at meeting called to endorse the
action of President johnson In sus.
tanning Gov Sharkey.
The opinion is confidently enter
tanned III many quarters that something
approaching a general amnesty will
be ploclaimed toward the late rebels
of the South, long before the meeting
Of the next Congress, and that the
public need not be surprised at its
promulgation any day. It is expec-
Ted to be made applicable to people Of
particular States at different times.
The editor Of a French paper, in
speaking of the dedication of new
cemetery near Lyons, says that I'M.
Gascoigne had the pleasure of being
the first individual who was buried in
this delightful retreat"
Large fields of cotton are growing
in California, over one hundred acres
in one field looking well. The State
of California offers bounty Of $4,000
for the first one hundred acres of cot
ton also $4,000 for the first one hum
dred bales of three hundred pounds
each Over 100000 is given by
| by the State for the encouragement of
agriculture in the raising of various
products.
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