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COOPER INSTITUTE.

COOPER INSTITUTE,
s saTRsbAY BE- T. T. sE! hspAf Dec ats
STARTLING REytLATloNs.
WONDERS Or WONDERS EXPLAINtD;
THE INcREDlBLE RI :, FER D., CREDIBLE
GREAT REvoLuTioS Aii1Sa. ThE INHABITANTS
GREAT REFORMATION TAKING PLACE.
Spirit. their back. upad a,cllr pom honor" they win
tie dark longer. great prry among tsem
as a o. S4f @ ay o. on Of %
no fail BE- All the iea1s, and strange
DAVENPORT BROTHERS
reproduced through their former coureIaie ard partner
upon the op,n stage. in bdgh, s,s.ight.
how small thing filed with rnd sssonsment the
Old and New Words-gaied audiences with Royal Families
ndered wealthy md famous Two ignorant and11prncpsd
Fir.,. Mr.. FAY,
who from long end cont nned peci, with the
! DAVENPORT BROTALRS AND ALONE,
H'' %DR0ifSEss AND SKILL WITH THE ROPES
truly astonishing md wonderful wi enter his Cabinet Of tho
size aud pattern thai used oy tie Brothers aud there
noane~d by ali eqns by many superior theirs This afops
1. well worth double tne sa",snce ier ,..oou,b.
You'd tie power . msn-wi I BE- prrfarned .,,s,,s
SHOWING or SPIRIT HANDS.
PLAYING on MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
In short yhing done by ts Davenport Brotherswhs
few month, since rendered New ork Wild with excitement.
and now creating such Juror Ia the old World Wa 10
reproduced.
Interesting aud wonderful /. til. part Of Tho performance.
will be pronounced nothing compared with what 70 Sws
namely: 4 COMPLETE AND IhDROUGH ENPOSl
TlON OF ALL THESE PRETENDED WORKS or
SPIRIT HANDS.
Mr.. FAY TIED AND UNITED %
before audience with Csbnet doors wide Musical
instruments Played UporSpiIi iiad EHhbited-Jhe diff
cult Wheat Flour Fea-Ring aid Co Tests All done where
each and every moior All thoroughly and
satisfactorily explained iormns OF he most entertaining
WONDERFUL smnsng and instructive eAhb set be-
re- the Newly public. 1t is tra Astonishing and web
worth the price Of admission TO .re how expert and uk with
the ropes year. steady practice made MR. FAY Re
member the dates The only opportunity given 10 Ne.-h ork
10 ace this great rxDose MR.. FAY sails shortly for Europe.
Admittaice 81 c hts; Reserved seats, IS cents
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The Twentieth Volume Of The Horiicuit1rid
for 1865 just Issued in collective form by tie publish
ers Messrs. Geo l.. & T. W. Woodward. contains an
interesting mi,celnny on rural affairs with several
essays OF permanent value by able and distinguished
writer's. The cultivation of the grape IS iHVoiite
topic with the editors and receives large share oil ther
attention. although branch Of practical horticulture
Is neglected Whoever makes familiar companion OF
this excellent periodical will lnd bis daily abors IN e
garden lightcne1 and the annual product Increased
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LAND OFFICE STATISTICS.

The General Land Office has just received re-
turns from Ironton No., which show great activity in
homestead settlements the alternate eyen.num.
bered sections. Daring the month 81 November cash
sales made at the Office amounting TO 1897
beside large number OF locations with Agricultural
College Land Scrip.
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HARVARD UYIyERsTY.-The annual Gaia
logue Of Harvard University. which has just pee
at Cambridge by Mossrs. seyer a. frahe's' SHOWS ."
aggregate of ga students. Of whom 4ii are
mates l79 low students @ii medical students Saa 'ne
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remainder chiefly devoted 10 different branches of
science. Tie Divinity School has bat "A members.
The academic staff in addition to the President Is
composed Of 81 professors, and about 20 instructors.
tutors, procors and librarians Tie expenses Of an
undergraduate for year very from s279 to $3.50.
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4 new edition Of The Cyeiopaedia Of Biogra-
ply, edited by rAEkE GOODWIN With a Slppiem' Mt
brought down 10 tie present tue by GEoEoE SNIP
rArD. is .s,ued by Huid IlougAton. The original
edition was founded on opnar English work, Mann
defs Biographical Treasury" and presented ineF
record ~ names and dates than was found IN
publication although the notices were uniformly Of the
brfest chara cier aud made no attempt at W express
sion Of critical opinions. Under tie sni erVfi"l the
nre. If editor the volume has received several 'uua
bic improvements important names mat we're omit"u
have beeo suprled and sketches Of persons wlo hove
died within the last fourteen years, the date OF The
original pubicaton have been added in supplement-
Tie work Of the editor appears to have been faithfully
,,erscy,oed. the list Of new names embraces almost
every person. whose Biography would be looked foT IN
sncb register, and for the most part the notices
neatly written and faI as wecan Judge. with general
accuracy. OF course, many inadyertences must be
committed by the most vigant editor. aud several,
mostly unmportaut have found ne,r way into this
volume For instance Professor Moses Stuart, is made
doctor Of divinity although. it is we'll known the
learned Hebraist always persisted in refusing The nc
cent once Of the title. Professor Norton Of Cambridge
was neither a doctor Of divinity, nor an ordained
clergyman but man Of Letters. devoted TO classical
literature, and biblical criticism. Professor John
Farrar Of Cambridge, IT, said to have been officially
connected with the academy for many years. What
academy Is not stated bu the connection OF the sentence
suggests a reference 10 the West Point Military
Academy, which is obviously an error The husband
OF Margaret Fuller, alluded 10 IN the notice of her
brother Arthur was not a count but marquis. G.. j.
T. James did not cone to tie United States consul
in 1852 but was appointed to that oce two years after
his arrival IN e5O Other minute errors might easily
be ooipted ont with the aid of the microscope but they
are not Of sufficient consequence impair the prevail
inc correctness Of tho work or lis practical utility
book Of reference.
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sEw-YoRK HERALD
AN ARMY or LIVING CURlosITlES,
on exhibition at oil hours from
SUNRISE UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK p. NJ
THREE or fIE LARGEST GIANTS IN THE WORLD.
NOAH ORR, Ohio Giant, eei inches high.
ANNA SWAN. Novn-5cotinn Gsnte.s. 8 feet ] inch high
ANDREW HANSEN. Norwegian Giant. feet high.
THREE OF THE SMALLEST DNAhrs EVER SEEN.
MAJOR COLNIN aged II 10 inches high, weighs Is pounds
GEN GRANT jr ag,d H. 23inchr. bigh weih' lBpounds
MISS LIZZIE READ. the Miniature Lady.
A SINGULAR CONTRAST.
JOHN BATTER>BT, Living Skeleton. weighs 81 pounds
HANNAH BAfrER>BN, hi, wifr. weighs 100 pounds.
4 MAMMOTH FAT WOM n aud celebrated
SNAKE CHAEMER,
who will exhibit her wonderful poweIs by handling and
corrssipg the LARGEST LIVING SNAKES
TWO BEAUTIFUL tRCASslAS GIRLS.
AN ALBlNO BOY.
Pink eyes and white hair fine % spun glass;.
THREE HORNED FULL, remarkable curiosity.
BOHEMIAN GLASS-bLOWERS.
TWO OLAS, SrEAAI ENGINES liz MOTION.
COSMORAMAS. SiEREOSCOPllGONS LEARNED
sEAL, HAPPY FAMILY GRAAD AQUARlA, and
1000 20 on En- tUH1OoI Hes.
Afternoon at 3. Evening at y.
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DRYANT's l,,rd
ID MECHANICS HALL. No. Az broadwey' above '''AHu'
uoNn.Y Dec II snd durirP the week.
gRYANTS MIN. 1hELS. 80
nsN BRYANT As THE STUMP OHATOK 49,.
on a. T. Noe DANCE.... Dive Rerd and Dan Bryant
LITTLE MAC Comic wo,d - s ,., t ,,e,
Reckon lm in Lnck, rnm Ma o; ~ 5s''s' ITO" AZ
=, 1900 F nn linn. Dan Bryant
seems AT PIiALONs, Do"nin oid y, as
Parourte So eta Gallery, 20 ctsi fnvale poirf' "
lem, CHAPEL Ma 700 Roadway
HoIh va ~, - ca soc IN. s,ea, magi.
Il u you WEB 90, NntD s't s,, frnv wonderful
elan Prof Ni.LM ~ ,uSt~C eorn,eneins a O'Clock.
Performances sEhi T. ~,fine. y FL slso be.
Admission re rsrgu,rsggn al SATURDAY AFTER
NOON commencing a. o'clock
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A CADEMY on MVSIC.-MATINEE.

HNEMPLE OF MUSiC-cOrner Grand and
Crosby st-The pfopnstors most respectfully return
their thanks the pr1G OF this establishment
during the short tnr has been aud also state that 10
hig bruy loose the black inps or
coorrd geumen. viii be- wLdra~n tie boards Of this
establishment for the Present make for NONEb
aid VERY PLEASING ENTEhT AMBIENT 10 open
WEDNESDAY,, december 2c usi.. Of VII due noii,e wiz
be given. THORPE ONERlN
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager ........".WM WHEATLEr.
tTuIs EsTABLIsusPsr DOES not ADVERTISE IN The
NETWORK HERALD.)
THURSDAY ENENGNG Dec IA, 1868.
NlNETEENIH NIGHT or NE BRILLIANT EN-
GAGENENr ~
EDWIN FORREST,
who will appear. for hast time his season,
METANORA.
Tue LAST THE WAnPlSoAGs.
In the romantic ANA vigorous Indian lgrdy Of the same
nane
Mr. J. C. MrCuiongh J. w. Collier. d. &. Ration, J. @.
Burnett, Nnnan, J. ". Bli'd-il. T. B. Holmes, d. T..
Ration. Miss Agne. Perry Mrs. Farrn. &C. &c. In the cast
Ia the afternoon. commencing nj o'clock.
TIE LAST CIR Nd MATINEE OF
ARRAil.NAPOGUE.
FOR the Benefit n the
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND.
Tomorrow. FRIDAY,
EDWIN FORREST,
for poi lively the last time)
JACK CADE.
SATURDAY. d,.t time bat twol-ARRAH NAPoGUE.
hr Nhrailey rrsIec fully ounces that nsny nqui'is
having been made for tue production. duins Nh Forrest
present euglgrm@ni Il
TIE BROKER OF BOGOTA,
Il will be- performed on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY IL ENiNGS. Dec. 10 aud 10,
Tor which occl, ion seats tuay now be- secured
Admission - Secured Seats. -l Family Circl
lenirsncr n Crosby..i.l. ~ cents.
Door opeu n Il 10 counsnce a. q.
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inns ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
SEwyORK HERALD)
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win
SCENERY ENTIRELY NEW BY HAYES
MUSIC ARRANGED EXPRESSLY BY THOMAS
NOVEL AND WONDERFUL MECHANICAL
EFFECTS.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS.
dranat led pTssy TO- the Olympic from the ceeb aied
novel OF L. Dumas, cmboivns the thee great passions
Hope Despair and Revenge. en-. tiled the Count Of
MONTE CElSrOi
LONE PRISONER OF TdE CHATEAU DIFF
which Las drawn
OVERLOOKING HOUSES
duine the past week. This Interesting Drama VIII be pre-
scented
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
with the eminent and ayofite artist
Nj. T.. l.. DAVENPORT,
AND POWERFUL CAST
Nuring the play tie following rencTs Danseurs will ap-
MILE GIULIETTA. BROYNER and N. GIUSEPPE
CAkDfLLA.
Doors open 81 :. curtain ~ 2 precisely.
Seats .rcurri three dan t. advance.
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THEO. THOMAS GRAND ORCHESTRA.
i -THEO THOMAS beEs 10 qncr that he services
his well orchestra be- obtained oF coucers con-
fairs &c. weddings balls and
private parties viii also be ptd and any nnbr reqar-d
furnished Applications 20 be made at sltNWAi 4svNS
wseroon. Nos II and - East Fon .eenh,t aad MASON
& hAMLIN'S wareroonis, No. $50 broadway
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WALLACE MEMORIAL CONCERT.
w TICKETS AND SEATS
Can BE- obtained THIS EVENING
I'D the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

1IISS LUCY RUSHTONs
vi EEN-IORk ThEATER,
No. 723 aud : 20 Brosdwsy
rbi .i, bis',y viii shorty DO opcuedlo the public
FIRsT-CLASs COMPANY
OF NEW-YORK FANOKiTES
Tie Decorations Of the house are II the nche't he'eno
willie evefy accessory the pfonrr c"mio'i 81 W
Ia. been csrriuy attended The sag" y so ~ 's'" - ~
nsure prfct pfe.fv,iion of artistic effect "H.e ivory
49,, In the and,oIun will commiui view OF ~ whole rN'
,, Az entrance and 4 t ps,ssgr- aud do"rways are amp -
,.,.ed AID the s,srways ADD condo" arar aud easy
u sccess Gnt att-nion Lds hrrn lilu 10 a., go,
ton. md lisuuis, Tor winch 'a'''i P''P' WV -
sunlig4ts la- been introduced %, a., Lt-tt o,J., n,
Tho p-ce. b. pressntrd viii De 81 VIC "a
merit rud viii BE- put upon the stage WIN ever! 1't"o" "
deiuil A. ..t, al .i...o.
Tie riecel will be gridu ted as TO sur Az 9a-'e'
H. d,e advertisements fuller partinlhfs VIII Do gwen ~
well A. tlr exact date OF opening
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Amnsemerts.
OLYMPIC rHEATER.

ri
~ Sole Lessee and Mansgeress.......Mrs JOHN WOOD
stage Manager III. SELN1N
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feciures ano ttlrctinss.
CLISros Hail, sstorp ace, Dec. 9. ls65.
A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STA

A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STA
~ rlSfiCAL SOCIETY," Course OF Lectures ON " Ina
Currency Resources aud Indebtedness ~ the United states
limited hour EACH ard 10 by such brief discussion
a. av thereon viii be delivered each TIT R>DAY
EVENING, At O'clock tth- Soerty will oIgauize a. 4
ocock IN December aud Isnulv. TIE ~ccoul Lecture IN
the Course viii b. delivered THURSDAY. Dec H. by Ed
WARD \. ATKINSON, esq, OF ho.ton on Cotton" Dec
2l, BY r H. DERBY. esq.,. Of Bost H. " lieeiprocy
G. CARRY esq of Phade ph4 on 'TLe Resources Of tho
United states = the 4th Of ia usry. by ALENANDEh
DtLMAR rsq., 1.-THE National Bank ng sysNu OF the
United States" WN. {. II. WADDtLlh lirt s.Gy.
TN the First day Of February next, Dr. hh H. riioM-
son will read paper =" Modern staslcsas AppHed TO
Ancient aud Modern History"
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DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
or NEW.NORh.
SECOND CONCERT AT THE ACADEMY Of MUSIC,
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. TO- 1905.
SUBSCRIPTION. 80.
FOR FIVE CONCERT AND FIFTEEN REHARSALS.
ORCHESTRAL PiECES-Breihovtn's symphony No 8;
OyRRruRF" Pronsh ~ BARGfEL and Selections from
MESDfLssoHS Midsummer Nisnts Dream" The dstin.
gui.hrd Ari.t Monsieur JEllN fhUME, hilin Sooi.t to
thu hin Of Brlians late from Europe will appear this
occasion ard ~ rfom M"ndlssous Concert az Fantssi-
Brliantr. by Jehin PTuae. Couduc,or-CARL BtRo.
MANN Member Tickets end Extra ticket. sale a, the
principal Music stores. Tickets sold ri the door the
Of The toucr I'll 80 each Doors open to commence st
o'clock L. SPlER, Secretary.
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TIE LIFE or ABRAHAM LINCOLN BY J. q. HoL-
LAID. 8yo. pp. 53l. Springfield: Gurdon Bin.
In preparing this volume, DIR. Holland has not
attempted to write history Of the Rebellion, nor
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1mnsements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. -
n DIRECTOR .....................MAX MARETZEK
ITALIAN UrLRA.
/ frnis YsTABLIsHuExr DOES NOT Advertise ~ TIA
HAw YoRK BERALD) f
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON
TOMORROW FRIDAi) ENENlNG De-; 70, at
L'AFRICAINE,
with IL magnificent and mise EN- scene and most sr
! MME. ,AROZZLLUCCHT,
sIGNGR MAZZOiEyr.
oIUNOK BELLINL
slGNOR LORINl,
SlGNOk BARILI
HERR MULLER, EERA REiCHARDT
Conductor BERGMAN.
This THURSDAY BIC il, oiTRA IN BROOKLYN,
LAFRICAINE.
SATURDAY-GRAND FAREWtLL MATINEE, AND
CLOSE OF Tue Sn~SON-LAtRiCAIHE
Reserved s.us and tickets fer tie oboyeusmed perform
may be had at all tie trkst Offices W. The BOX
0ifce q the Aeaargy Beer scii,m.Is No. 'O Broad
No 40 Broadway aud Root Aunory Cos q Nassau.st
RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC:
iiiIiAIiiAS y. EaA
tTHIs ESTABLISHMENT DOGS NOT ADVERTISE IN fBB HKv
YORK HtKALD)
THIS THURSDAY EvtNIYG, Dec. H. at,i.
,,nsr G6AH9 GAhA A' uuFF;yrpprrp,s
tlKSl AND ONL1 lialE VI
LAF'RTCAINE,
WITH ITS NEW AND MAGhlti GENT SCENERY NEW
AND GORGEOUS COSTUMES NEW PROPERTIES
AND APPOINTMENTS, EIo, ALL " WHICH WILL
BE TAKEN OVER 40 LROOhLNN AT ENORMOUS
EXPENSE IN ORDER TO pRtStNFTHlS lNCOMPAk'
ABLE WORK u PERFECT As Is NEN-iORk.
The rpsrv ID ckeis viii copnence THIS
MORNING, in brooAl n a the box fe Of the icademy,
and in Newior at koO, Anoly co.'s No. q Nsssaost
A ACADEMY OF MUSIC--MATINEE.
IA Director. ...,...........'.....'.MAA MAKEIZEh'
This Establishment DOES Not ADVERTISE IN INK
HEgALDl
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON. DEC. &C. AT ONE
L'AFRICAINE,
At TIKI FAkENELL MATINEE.
CARD.-Mr. MAkEIZEk ie.Iecifu. announces In com
parce with requests Lady Patrons, who
unsble gain adrnsuce TO last Saturdays Matinee.
that MeyerbeeFs
JAFRICAINE
WILL BE GIVEN AT
FAKkM r. IL A 4 y EF,
on SATURDAY MEM. DEC. l6
1t b highly impout 20 procure tcGes 'ahy so that there
msv be no delay at the d OF.
DOORS OPEN Ar H. 10 COMMENCE at ] O'Clock.
lckes may b. had at the Suar "a ket office. Three
additional doors vi be- opened.
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WALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager....Mr. LESTER WALLACK
trHIs ESTABLISHMENT RTIsE IN rHR
sEwroi HEHALDD
Open OF a &C och Begins ats
THURSDAY,
Pa'eryc simpsons ce -brlird Drsns IN one act,
DhhAM OF DELU>lON
~ib beautiful scenery and capital dribu.
ton
10 conclude with the charming Comedy IN two acts by
Charles Dance. .utiflrda
WONDERFUL WOMAN
with excellent tcrn,ry b-rutful and fine
Clarirtrs by Ne. Fred nc Robinson Chi. SECOND APP
r,ar'urr IN kmccal JOHN GltrFt Mara Smith kiugsod,
Motion. Williamson, Misses Madeline l,enr qurs, Fanny
Morsft. lone Bufkr and Mr.. ! ming.
FklpAN-f Fifteenth Ni.it Of OsT ~ LOSDOE.
SATURDAY DREAMS or DELUslON and WON
DFRttL W Man
Ioyrl ssrdird flsy Of LOVES SACRIFICE will shortly
b., p.rIoftn.d with a plvefful east
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Amnsemcnt5.
DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
ID BROADWAY. brtwrrp sprins aud Princests.
AN ARMY or LIVING CURIOsITIES,

(TnIs Ys-ABL.sHMHSr DOES ADVERTISE N THE
sEw-YORK HERALD
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4 FINE COLLECTION Of OIL PAINTINGS

Il Nv The efnnent Aunt II. T. MATHEW. Fruits and
Flowers, Landscape Scenery the Tuscsrawas River,
Ohio: Lookout Mountain while or army lay enesnped
around il yrw on the Hudson River non Mount Merno.
shown, the fats that gon Il be center Of sihe on
the huison and the hnr,t Portraits Vi President Lincoln
Bryant and WEBSTER. Admission lfe.
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UNPRECF DENIED SUCCESS
Of The great romance proda ed Ia style OF mencence far
SURPRISING any previous iHcgr pageant At this .Leaer
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lWINTER GARDEN.
SEw-ToRx HfRALDJ
THURSDAY, December a.
LAST yIiHT
LkSI NIGHT
Of Bo1olcault. grea, Draml.
TIE OCTOkOON.
Nh 5. CLARKE
SALEM scUDDER,
its be'n,,t oLJIr IsIrri e SCENERY
SOUTHERN LIFE,
end II, -
FRIDAY nsc Is NJ J. > CLARKE in an entire CHANGE
rir.; lime mi, sea, n. Of TOM TAYLOI'S Laosb,bls
''"''' u BABrs IN THE WOOD.
''' ''' ''"' '' BOB SkTTLES,
"THe FIT BOY"
which will present Nj CLARK IN
ofbi, inimisble bro. comedy peronstions.
Dor. open ut T. Commences at O'Clock.
EOXs OLD BOWERY THEATER
L-s,,e, Director aud Mansger.............G. L. FOX
(rnIs EsrApLIsHxESr pors Sor ADVERTISE TuE NEW
YORK HERALD
LAST WEEK ug THE
TRIUMPHANT SPECl ACULAR DRAMA,
sINBAD, TIE SAILOR,
On THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS.
sTNBAD.. with songl.......Ni.s FANNY HERRING
KABUB.....( Steward Of the vessr) ..........G L. FOX
NEW DRESSE~-NEW SCENERl-NEW
DECORATIONS
OVER ONE HUNDRED CHARACTERS.
THF MINERAL
w II. Whsley Lewis ae-tsyer William Msrden, Mrs. J.
II. Deuvil.
NETWORK CIRCUS
IN (HIPPO rHEATRON)
Fourteenthst opposite the Academy OF Music
L. B.
(ruIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES Not ADVERTISE IN THE
SEwIoak HERALD.D
EVERY NIGHT ATS,
MsTINFESl MATINEES!
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT a,
the champion rider OF the world
Mr. JAMES ROBINSON.
AND PIS INFANT SON, MASTER CLARENCE.
IN THEIR WONDERFUL ACT OF EQUIIAIlON
UPON 4 BAREBACK SIZED!
together with M. rniife stteagtb OF the
LARGEST AND BEST TROUPE
OF Fauesrisns aud AcrObsi- " organ zst. IN
BRILLIANT AND VARIED ARENiC SCENES, O..
prefrniirg IN every imagine ble phase, -
THE PERI ECTlON OF ORSFNiNStlP
AND GYMhASrlC SKILL!
VAYoOD's MINSTREIS No 5Il Broadway
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The talented
CIRCUS TROUPE,
WITH THEIR III THOROUGHBRED HORSES,
appear in 'ier .
NEW, GRACEFUL AND BRILLIANT ACTS,
~ THE
MAGNIFICENT ARENA.
Previous to Circus the gr-lf drama OF
MICHAEL ERIE;
Or THE FAIR LASS OF LICHFIELD,
ri THE
BEST DRAMATIC TALENT.
Mr. W. y. HARRISON, Best EKt-mporaneous Singer.
Adrni.sio 81 cents. Children under Is cents
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(THIs Establishment NOT ADVERTISE IN The HKv.
YORK HtKALD)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

TrALiAN ,nE.A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

NOW OPEN--The Sixth Annual Exhibition
~ Of PAINTINGS and SrArUARY OF the ARTIST
FUSD SOCIETY al tbe New Galrrie. OF the National
Academy Of Design Tw.nty.thirds, Of EcuTthsye
Admission % cents SEASON Tickets -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-23

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shs i.sosns stssns = - ~Sathist nsn
IN this District. Kodiak. i win = no
tiesd, ! ehsad:. F.gK~n~. eSs. bes'
Kodak s. Irwin. 81 $50, Kstlat;
] n. shelly, SIC ia; J. r. Cox. ele,i
45e; Gen. H, 7. Raid, $lo.47p. lKsokuk;
Hon. ]. w. Grimes, s24.lle, BsrlingAosi
r. W. Borbydt, Sic. soS, Darlington
Lyman Cook. el4,9i2, Darlington; E.
Chamberlain, $40. $50, Darlington; J, =
Ger, 90, S72, Burlington; O. Heodric.
| el5, 100, Burlington; Thos. Hedge. VII
65l, Barlisgton; jas. Pullman, 9A 3Sl J
Burlington; g. Schiller. 80, 800, bori''g'
ton; o. Il. Schsnck, $l2,644 8. B
Wright. l4,046.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-23

~ No town should attempt 10 cele-
brate the Fourth Of July in this military
age and country without a cannon. Vail,
Armitage 4 Co. call attention to their
patterns. They make a good gun 80
inches long, inch bore, to weigh 500
pounds, for charge of one pound, for
$4,000. Also gun IS inches long, 8
inch bore, to weigh 600 pounds, for a
charge of one aud a half pounds, for
$500. They carefully inspect each
piece with double charge before deliver
ing. Their work is always we'll finished.
je92-3t Vail, ARMITAGEI& &c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-23

AeEs OF PUBIC MEx.-The Ministry
of Great GriAin is largely composed Of
men in ssthe sere and yellow Leaf" Lord
Palmerston is 81; Earl Russell. -; MI
Der Gibson. So; the Lord Chancellor, 90;
and Mr.. Gladstone, who is considered ..
Young man yet, So. Lord Derby, the
Tory leader, is sc. and his lieutenant. Mr..
Disraeli. is SO. Napoleon is 81; the En-
peror Of Russia, II; and Victor Eman.
uel, As.
OF American statesmen and, politicians.
President johnson and J eff. Davis ase
both of Louis Napoleon's age, 81; Mr..
Seward, Senator w ads aud VIM. a. Ora
ham, of North Carolina, are SIS; Tbaddeus
Stevens is 72, and so is john Slidell;
Mr.. Fessenden and Henry A. Wise are 80;
Charles Francis Adams is SO; Chief u.s.
tiee Cha.e is 81; Charles Sumner and
Senator Morgan, Of New York, ere 81;
Henry Wilson, Fernando Wood and Alex.
ander A. Stephens are IS; General Banks
lis 40, Henry Winter Davis 40, Vallandig-
ham a., Speaker of Colfax AZ, and Sena.
tor Sprague, Of Rhode Island. Who hes
been Governor, General and United States
Senator, is but S5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-23
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