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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21
To the Public.

rgylIE undorsgne, rrop'sa Ia open q ieint Male
z Soii"cl IN ~ N.!ag4 u! E1gcfel4, IN tho
fir; f,.e,.t..' q. Jay.
They VII! give Instruction in sli branches Of
learning tau :ut n G..r class :ac,'icny. With
care aoj lAiici,as s.ec;ipa of s;n't,cs they will
cntlray'.r t" 81 ,hosc yonns :agu "ho have hseu
in the army, i"I lm,u"Iii5a az. active lie.
They viii teach, ftso Of charge, . limited num-
beruf Young uien, who havc-teen na;ic'l in tic
army, and who are unable to pay for their tuition.
When current money cannot be obtained, pro-
visions ut current prices will be received for tu
tiOn fees.
Those who desire to scud pupils will please
hand in their names soon as practicable.
Pupils upon entering School will be charged
for the Session. unless taken away in consequence
of some unavoidable accident.
BUTLER & ADDISON.
Jlne 81 II 26
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victim Of Misplaced coutiacnce.


Mrs. (?;Juui Si.uu,s. au aged co'ored lady,
of vast .rbsletre aeooiIp pli;hments, and formerly
(Ne say J",wer'r los' rhe hlrcss oil things should
be OURS ,c,i) say. If Ex-Gov. PlcsrSs, nn
@huSe pasta ii"n s;.u lass lvr score; Of years ex
ercised 10. tle=a::t gi.;, lately undertook trip
% Augusta, the Mecca, nj present of disenthral!ed
"cullud pussons." TIE object Of this journey
of Or. SIMMONS (:or 50 size is kno~n on her ne
tive plantaIionj vas to visit a son long resident
in August stl-ahd furthermore, 10 bay medicines.
DIR. SIMMONS Is tou high-toned to harbor the
slightest thought Of abandoning permaien;ly the
field in which she has sU long praeticcd with such
cmiucut success. We'll: she achieved a success
ful tour as fur as tho Bridge, and on the Bridge
she met son of Mas a real cute "down Easter
Tho latter querisd her us to who sue was, whence
she came, whittier she was going, what her inteDr
tions, &C., de-, &c. She answered in the struight
forward manner which became her dignity. Hey
interlocutor commended her designs highly, and
upon par.ing with her cautioned her not to takp
money with bcr into the holy city, representing
to her that she would certainly be robbed u
otherwise disposscssed cf it. He at tho sams
tme, urged her to place her funds r hill
hands for safe keeping, saying She would
find him ou the bridge when she returned. Dr.
SlnM,ys, implicitly trusting the dear man with
whom she had hal SO delightful Irritation, ilnfS
moliatciy delivered into his hands tSayngs Gank I;
$3.50 in hard coin; and Eenled her hG
,ioe, not guess the denouemeat' br. SIMMONS
returned home without money or medicines in
her pocket, with distrust and outraged faith in
her tender Bosom, and with = lea in her ear--a
wiser, but sadder woman.
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The Emancipation League.
BosroN, May. 2a, cSG5.

BosroN, May 2n, e6G5.
AT q meeting Of The E:nancioaiicR League
in fremont rempic this efterno>n, strong
speeches were mate by judge ks'Iy, Of Phil
atephia, Senator Wilson, ex Governor Bout
we'll, and Wendell Phillips. General Bu!!er
was announced to speak, but was not present.
The right of allowing every loyal man to vote
irrespective CT color was forci5ly advocated.
The following was emong the resolutions
adopted =
Resolved, That since the denial OF th!sr light
black men was the cause Of the disruption of
the Union, their enfranchisement and full
equality before the law must, be the corner
stone Of its reconstruction.
Tie meeting was very large, ard unani-
mously emphatic in favor Of extending the
right of suffrage to all the loyal people OF the
South.
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From Eurone.

New York, June l3.--European adyiccs
say tiat cotton is fuctuatiag.
The la PH,ic denies the statement that
France is about to Send a hundred thousand
men TO reinforce MaNimilau, AID denies
that II. Leon had an interview with Prcsi
dent .Jnhnson. as reported by the French pa
per. IL says lie vas unsbie to oneu Citations
with lhr President or aay Of his Cabinet.
:. TIE P.ench government had prohibited
tlls gus subscription to present AIrs. Lincoln
with medal, The police cf the provinces
se;z.d the subscriptions.
Nsppleon is expected to return from Algeria
about tue C.lroiJarc. --~-'---- :
LsrEsr.-Ft is stated from Paris, that Mr.
Bigier, Cuited States Minister has given the
French Government a most positive assnr
auce that the Washington cabinet will firmly
respect. the sirictesL neutrality regarding
Mexico, now placed under the Protection OF
France.
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A Useful Table.
a UseIUI aBTt.
From the Augusta Cons ituti9nalist.

From the Augusta ons.ituii9nalst.
rou< enquiries daily rs To tho price of Cod for
Confederate Notes during Il certain period, we
have, for the convenience Of our citizens, who
may h-vs set;l, nents 10 make, prepared table
Pom cur Books showing actual sales from Janu-
airy !, 1861 to May |, 1865, which is at your SER
vice, should you think proper to rrblish the
same. Very respectfully,
r. C. BARBER & son,
Exchange Erukers.
Au,ustn, G, June 9, 1865.
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Current Heports.

That the United States has declared war agGinst
France aud Easaud. or this we do not believe
one word.
That Mr.. DAVIS, !ate President of the Soatfier,
Consedcracy, is. dead. This we believe. /,
That Mr.. BoYcg. who so strongly urged reion-
s.ructiSn year ago, has been appointed. Prosis-
ional goveruo. Of South Carolina. This we also
hstisve. /.
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matters in North Carolina.

Nsw Yosx. Jane 18th Ilerain's Ra-
III <prrial correspondent wyiingon the Sth
SAYS: ti.v. il.ldcll has eutrr! into the for
nal discharge of his duties as Provisional
Executive.
4 proclamation will soon b" issued sugges
ting that State Convention be held: Gen.
SchoGed has issued an order to the officers
and sol .ers of his command TO assis:'th TX
,-cr,,iy. in the discharge OF bis duties.
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Tune 9O:h, 1861.
For the Advertiser.
Trihnte OF Kcsnect.
pltKEys I.on... 10. ?s..l. Q. o. F ).

pickESS Ior;H, No. PSI. 0. 0. F
G't".tr,i lie, :. G., aay 2stn, 1861
At a ,Hgniar u.retias cf this Lodge held last
night, the 9th inst, the Ccn:uittec appointed by
the Lodsc reported tic 'alluwing rrcalubl= and
Resolutions ON tho Geath of qi.r worthy Brother,
Past Grand JOHN =. MARSHALL, who dis,l
at his home ia G'.i,;;.viilr, May thg 10Th, after
Il long and prorac;eL lines:
WHEREAS, Ii has pleased Almighty Gcd to
rem"vo fro:n our midst, after long and pain
full illness our Gelovrd friend md Dru;her, Pas.
Grand JOHN p. MARsHALL-..a man who by
his unassnuns aianncrs, quiet aud gentle deport-
ment, and kindly exercise OF all those feelings
that adnTn aod heautify humanity lcnleared
himself to every member Of this Lodge. There
fore BE- it
Res"lred Th.t while We b-w onr heads in hum
bl, submission 10 lis Divine Mandate, cur full
hearts cannot trt give expression to the feelings
of grief wi.h which they arc oppressed at the loss
IF unc of our brightest and most useful members
cut down 10 the morning of life and full yigour
0s his usefuincss,-we slil mourn the loss Of our
Brother nn will ever cherish the highest regard
for bis virtues aud Li. memory.
Pe"ctred, That NC tender to his afflicted family
and parents, our sincere and hoart-fcli sympathy
FOR their irrepar.tle loss.
R-."ited, That his name he inserted on n Flank
rag: in our Record q ok to renain sacrcd to lis
memoiy- y--rni :Iu ,vs wear tbs Usual Badg, ci
mourning ivr HIN.
ke.oirei That the Preamble and Resolutions.
be published in the Egcdell Aircrfisec, and that
Lae E'lil"r be kind enough oiurw"rd Cory o!
tI,, thn f,t AZ al
j. q. THORPE,
J. s. ATKINSON, Committee
JOHN BLAND,
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Sy' Parson Brownlow has recently delivered
hilnself of the opinion that he "rathcr trust the
poorcst black low in Tennessee with vote, than
o miserable, canting hypocrite of rebel, who
hcs sneakel back into the Union without taking
time to wash tie staipS of loyal blood off bis
bands"
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j. Z. BRYANT,
Geu'l Superintendent.

A Nashville correspondent saysthe Ten cs-
see ct;.lture has eaasted q black "cod-,"
which is cliciting no E'tls discussion IN that
State. 1t di>quali6es he blacks l-ona bearin5
witness against the whites; eertat nerimss not
punishable with death among the whites, are
made capital With them and adds the writer,
sit virtually makes caste whose condition is
little less preferable tc tbatof abisct slsFery."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21
Kind Favors.

We again return thanks TO those polite gentle
mon, Tnos. S. Bones, = q. aud Mr BAaRos
HorxEs for valuable ami timely Augasta;and
New York papers. Also to our thoughtful friend'
Capt. 3. F. LovNLAcE, for u late c"py of tho New
York XetnlH.
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OBITUARY..

DIED, in this District. on the 18th dny of June,
after long aud painful Illness, Mrs. NJ. RE-
BECCa BhEASE, 'wi!p Of Mr.. ]. Il. BLEAsE,
in the 32d year ol.hcra age
In the death OF tbs kind, intelligent and ea,i-
mnAlc LADY, uianr near friends Are made to mourn,
for she was possessed y: peculiar aud endcaring
traits of character thnt WOW friends nround her
whcrcvc: kau,;n; but in h~r owR inme.,iats fam
ily circle, Of which slS was !hc lie and centre,
her loss will ho seriously felt and sadly derlored
anil whilst the tcrcayed ausnar,i, lu'i sorrpwing
li,lr oues, and afflicted prreis ara !alncaios I'm
Il...L. :, rl
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Estray Mule.

GT0LEN from my pramises on ill' night of III,
- 1llh lust, small BAY MARE MULE, ra-
tier uuier medium size, trim make branded wish
tho letter d, on the hip, nnI ABOUT Ton years Old
think the mule was carried of ~ 4 negro, aad
turned loose somewhere between my rcsidsnc,
and Augusta. A liberal reward will he pal. Tor
the recovery Of said Male.
j. C. LANIER.
juno 20 2s Is
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euR1sos, xEEsE eco.
Labor Regulations. .
OFeu>s4iEN'L' 'Sup:T FRErpMe~:
Au,:,;sra. Ga: Jupe l2tlT, 1865.

OFsms4iEN'L l. 'Sup;T FgErpMe>.
AUGUSTA, ,Ga:;>JuBe l2th,, 1865.
Tue i,llewirg rules ere prescribed f'r the
hiring and govctDment Of colored l"bnrerS Of
Augusta and vicinity, ~ad. for tie treatment
OF Freedmen:
I,aborers Will be allowed AMI encouraged
10 mike voluntary contracts. either With
their former masters, or any other person
wishing to employ thelu., These 1rrac's,
when submitted to the General Superinten.
den. uf Freedmen, viii be axamine,l br him
aad If tound,to he fair and equitab!e. will be
by him approved. Ba', owing 10 the ytent
oi>country "v.r which his Jurisdiction now
extends and the great i'm or;snce 10 tue peo'
le Of mlking good cros ti,'' pr, seat se:.soa.
ii will not al aI-rrpseist, be c.n ''--:H n'.c'.<s:.
~ by the Gs'n r,l Super intend NJ 4ha c1;.-
traets, to he binding Should b. submitted 10
him: bnt IT +qri'abe. and based np n the
schedule Of prices hereafter thentinntt %'A
he considered bindieg. IL ii e freed .n,n G. :
sire to remain ON the plantation uf The ioiin, r
master, and he also desires that they ahuuid
reu:aiu, and the workers consent to supper!
,he non, workers, the employer shall give to
all, wholesome tool, comfortable clothing.
quarters, fuel and medical attendance, and
aivide ar,oag tie "'kcrs, pro ruth, what
may bedas tl.en, If a"y .tn'As, alter dtdnc-
ting the expenses OF suppnrring the ir.ed',i'
rn the pl,.l;auoN. Tee G:vernnant is ut.
ct pres:nr lneJ.,ea =, .n?p'r RI r''o infr''' "i
iie' piess; ,i,e;ct're, rn-i' i'a,tael AID Is r'
;,,r,p;, wi. s.'. .,wrd :: turn ava: ~ L,
iirm cr.iel,,I,.s>, 10 h-con't a b"r'lea ui''i
the lmaiL: lh'y mus he ci-:ht',. I'D and
properly cared t,r ~hrn SEX. dedn>;ins re
actual expense from lhs wages "f 'he AIDE
bodied AAnus. Sb,iad it b:. ..r'v.n 'ha; a!.l
have been sotu=n.d zwa>, an aS-rssa-r Will
lie made upAn 4he p-fson> ON whose pr.n;iSes
they we,c living, when thiI.crder was issued.
e,r raeir suHr,rl, and he will be held guilty
OF misdeuie .ii.,r.
In cases wben it is absolutely necessary to
make exceptions to this ruiz. permission
must fiest be obtained frpm thi; ticc. Tie
tol!owing rle- ere fixed as tie compensation
~ be given laborers Sc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

Clement L Fallandiglam, cf Ohio has writ.
ten letter owning that lie was wrong about
the war ior the Union. L.. rc,ices that sla-
very is destroyed and the Union saved sees
at present no reason WHY rbc Democracy
should not give afc,.rlial support TO Presi.
dent Jjhh>nn, in lis etiirts TO restore The
prosperity of The country under the Cousti-
tuition and declares that without slavery
The Southern States, with perhaps two or
three exceptions, "wiil become more popu-
lons, prosperous and powerful than any other
sec.ioa.'
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Rio Janero adtices OF the 10th state tina:
all alliance has been signed between Brazil,
Uruguay, and the Argentine Republic, their
forcrs were marching agaiast Paraguay.
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For the Advertiser.
Tribute Of Respect.
STAR LODGE, No. go, A. L. NJ.
'INH '-VH"") H'0' "'J II 8'T''
Graritcrillc, June lst, 1865.

GraritcTillc, lune TT, 1865.
at regular communication OF this Lodge, held
on The night of The 1T inst, the Con.mittee up
poutel Ny the Lodge, reported! the following
Preamble ard Resolutions on The death or our
worthy Fro. Fast Master JOHN p. MARSHALL,
who dicd at his home in Granitcvile on the 10th
Of May, =f;cr long ana prelraotcd illness:
WHEREAS, I; has pleased Almighty God in bis
Providence to ell cur Beloved Brother, Past
Master JOHN p. MARSHALL from the labcr.
care and nlctions Of this life, 10 the ref oshmcnt
prI bI;.s aa~unl ,hc ,rnr. T:c-"r,-c h. ir
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KInny SMITH OFF FOR FnAxcE!-Thc Cal

KIRnY SMITH OFF FOR FRAXcE!-Thc Cal
ro Democrat Of May 9th, says:
The steamer W. II. Carter, which arrived
here on Tuesday, brought as passengers as
fur as Memphis, Mrs. General Kirby Smith
and Mis-. General Buckner, the former Of
whom is en- route for Maryland, and tue latter
to Canada. They are in charge Of the COM
missioners who had gone up Red river to nc
gotiate for the surrender OF Kirby Smith, AID
camc on land to the mouth of That river.
Kirby Smith having been relieved of his COM
mand, departed for France via Mexico, the
day his wife started for Memphis.
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Files! Files!

ps DOZEN SUPERIOR ENGLISH FILES,
l. y embracing Miil Saw, Cross Cut and gas-
tard FILES. for sale ut rnolcraLe prices.
Also, a lot Of splendid CAST STEEL.
S.IITH & JONES.
June 90 tf 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

A APRovIstoSAL GOVERNOR FOR SoUTn Can
oLlHA.-Thc question of theappointment OF
Provisional Governor for South Carolina is
being agitated in Charleston. The Courier
says:
1t would seem that the time has arrived
when tue citizens Of this State should adopt
m; asures for the appointment of q Provision.
al Governor. With snch an appoiat''ient will
come tho gradual re.op.ning Of the railroads
and channels OF trade, the establishment Of
postal routes, anl reorganization Of the Uni
ted States Courts and ina! return Of civil au
thority.
To accomplish these objects there should
be united and barnonious action on tie
part of tie people. Tne military authorities,
we we believe, are ready and willing to give all
aid aud assistancein their power for the for
waraing IF such movement, as will be seen
at once by the report Of Il meeting held st
Summervil'e on Wednesday last.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

ns- y cheerful wife is rainbow in the
sky, when her husbands mind is tossed Oil
the storms Of anxiety and care.
pg- The right man in the right place
husband at home in tbe evening.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21
June 81
Professional Gard.

DR. T.. J.-TEAGUE respectfully offers
~ his professional services to the citizens Of
Edge6cld and vicinity.
June 90 At 20
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The Albany patrio, mentions ,hc case Of ,

The Albany Patriot mentions the case Of a
p''soter IN that neishbordcod, who, after in
'tcfmins hla negroes they wele free, made an
asrccaleaL with iiiem Tor their labor, to pay
them The wages a'!ppted by the military ,al-
thorities at Mobile. They went to work, but
Son quit 10 90 iisbinc. Add thus will be
unless the irecdmen's bureau eau compel
them to work. Unless tLere is some con-
trolling power SanLo capnct be depended
upop.-Alacon Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21
Public Meeting.

We call special attention to the notice Of MAJOR
JosEYu ApyEr. Secretary. of TIE Meeting held
on Sale-day last.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

Prso,rea, That TIE t-.u:;r.vlo -. L. .'.siS.
be ruhisLod in the EigofsIl Adrcrtiser, and that
the Editor he kind enough to forward H. copy Of
the sp.ac 70 Tho family Of our deceased brother.
Rsv J. r. PICKETT,
J. 6. THORPE, Committee:
~ l,UUK
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

\ Cheerful REPoEr.-In the release Of
certain notorious rebel Sympa'hizers of Mis-
souri, on condition of residing outside the
State, they were required to report to the
Provost Marshal weekly. One of them re-
Gently reported in the following. cheerful
strain.
TO Tie prOrOst Marsaas, Department Of
.N5somri;
Dear Sr.-I am alive and kicking. I am
ct work on farm four miles northeast OF
Quincy, ILL.,, at the rate of S26 month,
payable in grccnbacks. am at work for
fine old gentleman, and be has charming
daughter. | love her, and she says she loves
me. So by the ncxt time l "report," shall
probably tell You how we have made it,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

ng- The New York Posts washing gton special
of the 6;h says: Governor Magrath, of South
Carolina, arrived here to-day under arrest, and
Bas committed to tho Capitol Prison.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

Nor feel ihe storms tha, sweep it, shor..
But there pure l,vc can hvc, oan II >
They look COZ us their noac to sbsro
When we in turn away have pusS''l, -
What joyful greetings wal: US there
E=yon! ;ile river"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

Price Of cold tor Confederate N"tes from Jaun
a.y1, 1861, Ia Muy 10, 1865, inelasirs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

NY but says that many uusncso L.e..-- y. $40
ras ws7e concerned in ii. list of their names
is TO be made.
mes-A gentleman who called on Gen. Scott 10
New Yark, ;hc other day, found him in excellent
health and ruch rejoiccl ut the successful ternli-
nation os tic war. The conversation turning on
JEFF Davis, The old General Very puintcdly and
e,npna,ically remarkcd-" hope he will be hung
BY thc neck, sir; hope he will hang by ;bc
neck"
s9sY In.im,a.;cn has brea given 70 Napoleon
ths. he must no. on,r net send moro troops to
Mexico, but must Withdraw with tic Frcnct und
Austrian rr6ups row there, and leave the people
to decide for the.l selves between the Eu:irc and
Repul!ic--olhcrwis, it will be our duty ts see
thu, the Republicans have fair play.
Mit-Ne have now ten new territories waiting
to be made States. They are-Wyoming. Arizc-
M, Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Nebraska, New
Mexico, Ctah and Washington:
scrThc report of Con. Kirby Smiths going
to Mexico is confirmed. He takes with him
large amount of money. He is represented as
having become one Of tho richest men in A,neri-
On. lie operated both in the direction of New
Orleans ind Galveston, and ON intercepted fetter
from Matamoras acknowledges the receipt there
from him OF ,O0O bales.
Ea-The President has determined to appoint
Judge Parsons Provisional Governor Of Alabama.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-21

Ausustn, Ga June 9, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

CIRCUS TROUPE and THOROUGHBRED HORSES
TRICK PONY. 'WILD BILL"
SPLENDID ACTS OF HORSEMANSHIP.
W. p, HARRISON, Extemporaneous Singer
GREAT LIVING CURIOSITIES.
NOAH ORR, Ohio Giant. feet 2 inches high.
ANNA SWAN Nova-Scotian Ganess. 8 feet inch high.
ANDREW HANSEN, Norwegian Giant 8 feet heh
THREE OF THE SMALLEST DWARFS LIVING.
MAJOR COLVIN aged H. Il inches high weighs Is pounds
GEN GRANT r, aged H. 27iuches high weighs l3pounds
MISS LIZZIE READ. the Miniature L.dy.
TWO BEAUTIFUL CIRCASSIAN GIRLS.
JOHN BATTERSBY. Living Skeleton. weighs 81 pounds.
HANNAH BATTERSBY his wife: weighs 200 pounds
A MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN and celebrated
SNAKE CHARMER.
handesthe LARGEST LIVING SNAKES.
THREE HORNED BULL. AN ALBlNO BOY
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLOWER5
GLASS STEAM ENGINE IN MOTION. =,
The best Cosmorsnas. Stere0scopticon, Learned beG
Happy Family, Grand Aquaris and over
100000 OTHER CURlOslTIE5.
Admiration 90 ceuts Children under ten. IS cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
WALLACK"; ,sr,n v,,,,c

WALLACK~.
w Proprietor and Manager. -. .Mr LESTER WALLACE
(rHn ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE In fHD
Ngw.YoRK HERALp.)
Open at a O'Clock. Begins sta
Mr.. WALLACK begs TO announce that IN order 70 esHs
NOVELTY AND VARIETY,
which acceptable the equente OF bis thes'e
hs will present for the neat few weefs
INTERESTING AND EFFECTIVE DRAMA,
alternating with
SPARKLING AND BRILLIANT COMEDY.
TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, Morton's standard Comedy,
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING,
which will be repeated in which will appear Messrs FREQ
erick Robinson Charles Fisher Mark Smith, George Holland
Youn, Norton X. T. Ringgold. Graham, Pope, ward MIS-
Jennings Mss lone Burke, Mrs John Seton and Miss Csr'
FRIDAY-LOvE'S SACRIFICE.
SATURDAf-DREAMS OF DELUSION and
RURAL FELICITY
MONDAY-SECRETS WORTH KNOWING.
Mr. W,llsck has received from London play BY
TOM TAYLOR,
founded on Miss Braddons celebrated work. known here a.
the "Ou.casts" to o. entitled
HENRY DUNBAR,
which will be soon produced with New Scenery Music, &c
aud
AGREAT CAST.
Colrnans great Comedy.
THE POOR GENTLEMAN,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
DEDUCTION IN FREIGHT TO CALI

FUNNTA. :. :,
The Pacific Ma Steamship Compsnys steamer viii sail
nom Pier No. North River SATURDAY Dec Jo at Il
O'Clock noon.
Freight received ss usual. .
Commencing with this steamer We shall CLASSIFY
FREIGHT and bsve 90 REDUCED RATES that shippers
will be enabled 10 forward large proportion of goods VIA
THE ISTHUS that have heretofore sought other modes oi
trans portation-
Tables OF cssse sion rates. &C. furnished at our freight
office. - ... ......,
SHIPPERS MUST BE PARTICULAR TO SEND WITH
EACH CARLOAD MEMORANDUM OF CONTENTS
AND WEIGHT OF EACH CASE.
WELLS. FARGO Co., No. "a Broadway,
Sole Ercizhl Agents J.. N. :. s. 70.