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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

A cADEMy OF MUSIC; o
6S6R oF A OUR SE EEcEsr s91eE5h
AND 1 hfx II 3RsSE FAEES TSEH
Announced for the 3th OF April and postponed In
sf,h q hv w place on
The following artists have generously their SER
MT Mrs 'S sEss9 y KNsF zASpT as sse"
~ EpsSRPhk Ihas M Air EHsrFf E Eisss
BLESS; NJ EaF III
The celebrated p"triSS,;Isr ] poem, ,,v,
to which win be added brief I'm Memoriam written by
Nj De ooraoys S,1prs.s FOR III. o.ea.o9 ~ r,
Tss.. %;$ = 4 u SS%Gas .,.:. a.,
the door on the evening o. the Those already
,Ss ian
Doors open at To commence at o'clock precisely.
- HEl.LER's HALL. Sss Brosdway,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
'n' s sfis; H,'s %%hDoLp.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs,
KxrrRo is5' 81 si iss
WIZ open At 'a' S NOM Az EVENING, Nays,
EfE 81 HSS sFr HYESF Music
combining al TR Rsihs' IN sn ph qdsGp LIFE
portrayed by master hands, pronounced by the elite Of
ISrMIrABLE AND M r 1Sss'SsppRoAcuARLE.
Particulars In posters, papers and bills Of the day.
CINDERELLA.
~ Second and last representation.
PLAY OF THE FAIRIES,
PERFORMED NY TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN,
which was received with much enthusiasm Thursday.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THIS AFTERNOON, MONDAY, May !, at O'Clock
Admission VI ~ cents extra for reserved seats which may
BE- obtained Al Nc Office Of The academy aud at Csswc
Personal.
INFORMATION wANrED-oF WILLARD ALLEN,
j formerly OF California, who Will by calling at No 50
Wall street, hear Of something advantage. Inquire
for J. II. b. Edgar In bank.
IT JOHN HENFRy SIMPSON, FORMERLY Of. NOT.
about the year HOO will communicate with his father North
sherwood street. Nottingham England. he will hear Of some
thing " his advanage Any Information will be thankfully
a Co, Is Broadway New York
TOsErH INGRAHAM, or RHODE ISLAND WHO
cmgraed 70 Ohio about 1900 II his heirs will address
olLBERT Il. GiADDIyG, Providence, RI
JAMEs MARTIN, BOX B-LETrER RECEIVED; LOST
81 the address, Please call. Herald
NOTICE.-TIIE cOACHMAN THAT BOUGHT BLACK
IN and tan dog Lus nth street. Friday the 2sth from
boy Will please return him 10 J. W. OConnor Ninety first
street. near Fifth and receive the thanks OF the
vTHE SOLDIER or THE TWELFTH NEW YORK
Il state Militia VIII please call Mt No. LEROY place ON
Monl'y W Tucsda,.
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AMUsEMEyrs.


- - = - va H-ts %
Ac4pEyyy az s Music ,..,...
GRAND GERMAN OPERA
rms For 1 the only time i most po. % '
(rhe brevy Of precudag possibility a
FIpRLio - rinLIo
THE sole opera composed by the immortal Aasstro.D
With 0As believed 20 equal for sKcellenss any
c inh '% xSs chHf2 1 ooNS6cTok
Right royalty was treated too Inc eye aac s baton o.
and lent them sr~Sy when eesd The Attention and ap
probation of every true musical sense ,sp.u uppuA..
the majestic tones ci Iier,nans wonderfaIly powerful
pSishis Journal Of Mssic Bo.;o" sAAAs' 'l..
IL Is not too ch 70 say that Mr. nmer seems the mos
Boston Advertiser
Assumed BY Mr. Habenan give greater strength thu
Haeman lent rare charm with his rich voice in the or
him comparatively unimporant role OF Jaquna-Chca0O
T FissSso HEINRICH srrrsRcKE.
Herr steinecke has weight OF voice power OF
action Tor the angry vengeul music Of Pkzo than Herr
DON FERNANDO ANTON GRAFy.
IL is her great part catches inspiration Of
Inr music ana ns subject she seems 70 have that true
70 cope with the most arduous Observation-Disclosures Musicaa
MARCELLIs.. ................M Mile PAULINE CANIssA-
This grand dramatic composition enjoys the pc
siton German opera Its revival during last London
with Tiens constituted great strength of the
Its presentation by THIS CAST city Boston
tended with the marked success acaicved during
brief houses uniformly greater
than successvely accorded opera pehsps In
all America.
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" Proprietor and xap %SsDxy Mr. Lester w'l'of'
time n Still Tom H EFX4si sSffsfpSf fsG%'d
ments and strong Cast.
And seventh Ta II Fl 70 s'''
COMEDY SINGLE LIFE
Mr. walack has much pleasure in announcing that the
very popular c0msdiaaSIR HOUSTON
edy y. Of n '''''' A'''a Nc" -0'A' ''''Ns o''"'
i%. 1 BOSOM P FkES faEEr
sA1SHRHIs ksTSh AaD THE HUscn BAc
Doors open at 7k Overture at7X
WINTER GARDEN
Mr. Stuart has Plsasrs in ManYSquncins that on
MIR. HENRY HENRY PHAccipE
great character S Fl WHITEHEAD.
IN Mark Lemons beautiful drama Of that title and also in
his a'snA0e role Oh SAM HOBBS,
NABoB FOR AN HOUR
Presented with powerful cast.
Lessee, Director and Ms s,,1,Ye a;G l.. FOX
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
MRS LAST 8. y Sf n5k 2s
And her original qs;Is,jo and nimit"0lc
FOX sss and pEAcq Ssnv
ST. Clare C. Foster Eva Little Ella Chapman
asss 8 a%sn Ssssl sssHHs.
l;ENEriT OF MRS GG HOWARD,
NEW DowERY rIEH H1ainr.
B NJ BIZ Xf 1sb s opHsGHo Mss hS
Friday evening bsneas Of NJ Walter Grisdale
APPROXIMATION BEGINs ATS
AND EVERY d EyEh5S Gl pTKGSg THE WEEK
Hba1EHb So SHnhN sSSCnss AND
of the New and Grand serioComic Spectacular pantomme
THE FAIRY PRINCE, o'DoNoGHuE;
Or The WIFE KErk HSpif 3 KILLARNEY
WIN eve" o %sIe ina &c GORGEOUS spLENDoR,
the Ss4Ss9 ~ rh ASa
WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS.
the most superb and humorous presented in
THE GREAT PANToMIME
VIII be sues AND SYMNAsrc
en''4 s%fc + Sss sra Ar COMPANY APPEAR
HootNEysTs NESsTEE5s ~ , s9T r y1r o,rv
Headquarters Of &, genuine wit and d. originality
i: 5Ssa. " NTH THE r"
GRAND EXHIBITION Of BEN, MAMMOTH WAR PHOTO
THE RRoA6sAY 'AsrnENxux, ~
win open EVENING and viii so%,ln1s every
Of 4r Es ~ Ssiy %Ts VIEWS Of
S i$s ~ m
equaed facilities has beea able 70 select and reprodace
points historic interest which broasI! be
sss as "a :a
ssra viii on Morris Island
The BY
Battery in the marsh between Morris and James Islands,
fSi SSs is sSi '. FL HEAD
est city IN North X@erics
Castle ST. Marcus exterior and interior.
shcrman's campaign at Atlanta and savannah
GENERAL as VIM sr ml II AZ F6sS Ss%srrn
admission 20 al parts q the house v, s 30 cents
Doors open e sHScI m s %asos Fropr S
A11 AMERICAN THEATRE
Manager and rgsgis'Sf Robert w. Butler
ov,xn P p II ERA Agp pIE r;;,s wvvv
T Tis STAR FAR r R 81 rha ' WORLD MehN
In their various comic acts &C.
The 'A"shA''' s ssffn fs' ns6 BROWNS
jonathan smirk H. Bartholomew
Mr somerton wambod
Mrs SMITH si Mis-, Melville Mrs. brown, Ms. wSspisy
whiting M';ifs sG %SsAs !" 'S1f EEia-S
All the great art. sts will appear
MATINEE EVERY sRi s si p%sEfERSoos
DoDwoHTH HA ak ,. pEnosrn 500 BROADWAY
0es' 70 '""0'S GRHSD ANNUAL CONCERT
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TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 2.
NozARTs MAsTEnwoRK.

TUESDAY EVENING, MAY =
Only time positively Of -
THE MAGIC FLUTE
WITH CAST OF UNSURPASSED STRENGTH.
The sale secured seats for either night continues
the Academy at Becr Schrmers 70l Broadway and ~
Root &Anthony s. corner Nassau and Pine streets
ADMISSION--To Parquct Dress Circle and Balcony, FL
Secured box seats, 81
Family Circle, 80 cents Gallery, Is cents.
IIOPE CHAPEL. ID BROADWAY.
III THE GRAND AMERICAN sTEREOScOPTICON
viii open Hope Chapel us Broadway. Monday May
introducing in its magnificent display Of the
FINEST SPECIMENS OF ART.
both ancient including the celebrated pro
auctions of the Great Masters Painting and Sculpture.
along with the most beautiful views OF natural scenery
splendid buildings and famous sites all parts OF the world
Among the superb pieces exhibited viii be
THE LAST SUPPER, BY LEONARDO DA v1NCf,
RAPHAEL PAINTING HIS MADONNA,
Paul Series Of the Artists Por
traits. life sixel;
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE,
MAGNIFICENT WAR VIEWS, &c, &C.
Doors open att r. NJ Exhibition commences at r. NJ.
Tickets 81 cents Children half price.
MATiNEES ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Mr. Stuart has pleasure in announcing that on
MONDAY, MAY
MIR. HENRY PLACIDE
viii appear by special request for the first time here in his
great character of
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD,
In Mark Lemons beautiful drama that title and also In
his laughabe role OF
SAM HOBBS,
in
NABOB FOR AN HOUR.
Presented with a powerful cast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

broadway THEATRE BEGINS AT TX
ID ENGAGEMENT or MR. AND MRS KEAK
POSITIVELY BUT FOR ELEVEN NIGHTS.
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Personal.

INFORMATION wANTED-OF WILLARD ALLEN,
formerly OF California. who WILL by calling at No. 38
Wall street. hear Of something 10 advantage Inquire
for J. II. b. Edgar, In bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN HAMLET.
Hamlet, Walter Grisdalc. Ophelia, Mrs. W. c. Jones'
BROTHER BILL AND ME-. DUTCHMAN'S GHOST.
To evening Tuesday, benefit of Mr.. W. Marden.
Friday evening, benefit of Mr. Walter Grisdale.
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LNOX'S OLD BOWERY.
l. Lessee Director and Manager. ..........G l.. FOX.
LAST WEEK OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
LAST WEEK Or
MRS. c. c. HOWARD
And her original, artist and inimitablc
TOPSEY.
Mr. G. L. FOX as the KENTuCKIAN and DEACON.
Uncle Tom. j. MCoskcy Eliza. Miss X. Denvil
st. Clare. ....., C. Foster Eva Little Ella Chapman
Harris. H. d. Guion Uphelia Mrs H. Chapman
Legree. St Maur Classy Mrs; wilkins
Marks .........C X. Fox Cute H. Chapman
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 8,
BENEFIT OF MRS. q. G. HOWARD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

JIsOR SALE-A GRAY PONY IA HANDS HIGH, AND
Harness. suitable for butcher, grocer doctor
stylish Inquire In the Forty first and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

LNOR SALE-A HANDSOME BLACK HORSE, EIGHT
years old, sound and kind suitable for coupe; also
black saddle Horse They be driven together APP
ply ut the private stable 81 est Thirty seventh
CHAS. o. JUDSON, "a and 81 Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

E,OR sALE-A BAY MARE, Is HANDS HIGH. SIX
IL years old gentle kind stylish; long TAIL
unframed easy under saddle. Inquire
No. o West Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

A SAFE OF NEARLY THE FOLLOWING DIMEN-
n sons3l inches high, "a inches wide, 10 deep inside.
Amy person having such safe for sale VIII please address
Dimensions when made single folding DOORS whe-
Their inside chest where be and lowest
cash
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no LET--A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED COUNTRY
Residence. containing twelve beautifully situated
ON high ground IA acre; fruits flowers sable forty min
sltes from New York ten minutes from depot Apply 70 Mr.
MYERS TEL, ~ BroadwsS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01

L,OR SALE-A ONE-HORsE CARRIAGE AND A SET
OF Harness, in good order. Inquire ut Mrs. BRUG
MANS. 90 Third avenue,
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HOoLEYs MINsTRELs, 2ol BowERY:
Headquarters of genuine wit and originality.
An entire bill embracing the following special
Ties
LIVE INGIN, AN EVENING WITH THE KEANs, Two
Days In the Circus, FALL OF FORT FISHER, DC.
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LNOR SALE-AN ELEGANT BROWN HORSE, SIX
years old hands high; sired by patchen;
marEaly fine saddle single horse u supurD coach
horse The horse without fault To be Horace
jones' sable 1877 3y Mercer street, Houston
and Prince streets.
The weekly standard. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-23
7another Abolition lie ExpIoded

s. DocUMENTAR ARY EVIDENCE
2 = ,.t.s.nEnnAfs q al Is ataaN 80
The weekly standard. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-23

ing made such different arrangements
for spending the great festival. Mais
Phon'nae propose, ct Dieu dispose.
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Auusemen.s .h,. rrx..,.


ACADE MY OF MUsIC-lrALlAs OPxnA-CHupro = l.,
CoxAH
wALLACA 's THEATER-Losr IN LoxpoS.
NIBLOs GA RDEE-EDwN FoRREsr In HAxLxr
OLYMPIC TIN ;ATER-SLKxpISa BEAurr IN ru. woop
WINTER GARD, ,TN-THK ooroRooS.
BROADWAY TIE. .1ER-"sAx"
BARNUM's MUsEUl lN.Ahernoon and Fvenins-NApr O,
MUSsrnR-CmCus-W. W. b. HARRISON, ExrKxPoRAsEoU
SINGER.
FOX's OLD BOwERY Tr,EATER-sNBAp rHx SAILOR
OR The VALLEY OF DIAnONDs
NEW-YORK ClRCUS-lirHs sr.-JAEEs ROBINSON, BARE
BACK RIDRR.
BRYANTS' MINSTRELS-Lgs MfsgRAn Es-CARrE m
NIsITE-LIrTLK MACS EssEsCK-IHE LATEST FRox
PARIs-THR LIVE ISGIS
WOODS MINSTRELS-THE MANAGES TRIusPH; Or
THE BLACK MAILRRs DRRBAT, in Six Sceses.
TEMPLE OF MUSIC-CoRSgR or GRAND AND CROSBY
sTs-THoRPg AND OvERINs-MIssrRgLs OF ALL Ma
TfoNs
BROADWAY ATHFNFUM-Scgsic ILLUSIONS BIT M.
COLA MKisTRR OF COLOGNE
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIoN-PANrIxas AND
STATUARI
ART GALLERY-No 625 BRoADwAY--HuSrraros's
PAINTING oY Mrs. WAsBIsaTONs RPCEPfIOs DAY.
BROOKLYN ATHRNAUM-LRcruRE BY MIR Dg Con.
povA-" THR LAW, IN RE HIDGg Va. MIDGA"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

s,.,n,hip Jane, g. Green, Price, Washington " o'o''
,,dse and pass to Jas. Hand. o, A. 10 ,oas.
s,e,n,hD Costa Riea Harris kewOresns NOV ~ "a''
and psss 10 J. A. Rsynor. ,,u,,., a, hou,. bsv
~ .. s~ar ~ & s,s.mer Itascs and u b. schooner AT
.s " vbics Arc brought to this port TO 30 sold iii, anal
Brig Crich.t West (Ir), Pson' oisee DsJ ''''' Wv"
Rd. DIV. Buck Ph.aephs days. kerosene "'dns
for Boston. ,., Y.,.. Turks Island 10 days
salt 70 8. Michelena. r,,pNpn
IN. H,h ,bio Cambria which len TINS pon o" ,nb ,'s
inst for G.sow cargo ocI ,rp'Nr e. %: 9s. dr".
80 Ion 60 90 W. incouutred hes, "a. and remained %
for %oar S.s :nsa a,.
carried swr.y sp.nler boom enc nj. ~ss ss rspss
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POINT on WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS AGREE.

POINT ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS AGREE.
ou oil ten thousand regular physicians you cannot find
who will not that srrxULAxrs and IxvIaoKAsrs alb
sou'ey necessary In medical practice. And yet In bygone
years humane practitioners have he.aed to adnnr them
because the hendh ingenuity Of wreches who maLe mer
chande oil human in6rmes had polluted and deteo ed
them that the remedy deemed as dunrerou, AZ the
easo THIS perpexy ishappy done away with Pbysicians,
know because the first analytical chemists of the age have
demonstrated the fact. that
HosTErTEE's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs
are absolutely and entirely free from all psnicou. elements
Hence they have been introduced into the United States
Army and accepted whereon the testimony Of the wse
the intelligent and the phanhropic rated At il. jos, value
the best protective against and for all diseases arising
from impury in the air other unhealthy climate influences
Ma, has been tested by experience In Of Dypep
ss and Liver Complaint without qualification or
that tho Bit,e nearly inabe any
thing prepared by human skill eau be- NswYork oGce No
80 Cedarst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
DIED.

AsH-At I.2O o. m on Slurdiy Nov IS. 1865 Hsrre, Ash
wife Of Joeph Ash AGED % at her late residence
Her f19e, vii t1s PsG,e rom the Fr place = Church
relative. are respectfully invited to attend.
BRIrTOE-On Saturday rnofrinE Nov 25 Daniel w Brit
ton in the iSth year OF his age
te New Jersey sandy Hook and New YORK Pilot Asocia
ss s rsisSss :. sa Of Ss s. 6sl sS gSSy
BOOTH-On snnday morning Nov. 2s In the 3Th year Of
h. e Reg John r. Booth pastor Of the oreenpoin,
The funeral Fil ,sio place weda..day Nov. 20 ..
Milton sud Nobe it., Greenpon,, L. The relative, and
friends oi the luiy and o. biz brother. Samuel and VIII
i1n Booth. and of hi. brother nlaw. Vincent Iiyou,
invited 20 attend wlihog, further Notice.
BESEDlCT-ln Brooklyn. Saturday morning. Nov. -.
lsoa samuel D. cde,, .on Of samuel H. Benedict ssed %
,sAc p,o~ from hi, late residence No.
co. Pacific i, Tuetdsy. Nov. o. at O'Clock q The
relatives and friends os The finiy respectfully invited
M. rea,ia. viii be- ln,-rrcd in Greenwood Cem-tery
buRT-ln Brooklyn. saturday. Nov 25, Of consumption.
Henry NJ Of Amos and Ann 4. Burt in the I'D Of
The ro.lve. rend, Of the i,uy repeatedly invited
attend h. funeral foa hi. late rcsiicncc No. ?ls smith
g. corner ofbs,'e on Monday the I'ih inst, at 'oelock
pm
CUSSrN0HAM-on sunday evening Nov g. from Injuries
reo-i,sd on board Of, steamer q John Mary Y
nirshsm daughter Of The late j. r. Cunningham aged -
years r,
CONKLIN-Ou saturday. Nov. 25 Abel n son Of Abe 81
and lmog.ne Conin. sgd month and % dlys
reAtys ,nd friends OF ths family nyi'ed 10 attend
fupel Monday morning At II o'clock from No le<
Nest Thirty siSth.st.
GRFSELL-on s,,urily morning, Nov. es, Howard ", the
younges. chid of. NJ and }. r. GreneI aged year
month, and II dly.
Tho relative, nd hsnd. Of the mly ayed to attend
h. gnerA ol thl fNonia,l morning. 4 H.. at his
late rr,idcncc. " lol Wr.' Nn-fceD'h t.
His rtm,ins vii b. ir'srrei ia larry'own Cem-tery.
LEWIs-u Jsrsey CITY sunday Nov 2f Annie, wife of
Ferdinand Lewis aged - year.. month and II diyt
Motto. OF the fuarT.l ~ 10. morrow p1pcr.
LIEVEsLEY-On saturday Nov. 25 10 Melro,e, Wesches
ter Co. William Robert infant ~ r. H. l.. and p. A.
Lieyc.lcy. aset months and u days.
sNELLING--On Saturday. Nov. l5, Ann, Lowell Putnam,
vile Of Henry h. Smelling
Funefs take pc- Mondiy at "a O'Clock, st the Mac
doYsalst. Baptist Church.
WILsONOn SUNDAY Nov o IN the 2lth year Of her age,
Rhuy Hannah wi OF Alfred X. Wii-on and only daughter
Of Rev. Samuel II. Ni.son. ID. -, Of Louisville, Ky.
The friend. and relatives OF e any respectfully invited
to ilEerii Tueday, 28tb Inst, e. the rcs-
,cnce OF Mi.s Morris No =, srlck q.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
IAdvertisements.I
MAXIMILJAN DRAWING IN UIs Horns.

MAMMALIAN DRAWING IN Ills HORNS.
The concentration ot Maxmilians troops at III,
three posts of Mexico Vera Cruz and San Luis Potos
leaves the largest portion of the territory Of Mexico
virtually under the control Of the National Government
1t put Juarez and his In the Government in
full control of the OF the Northern which are
the richer States Of the Republics gives them
10 the people and furnishes them with the means OF
raising and supplying armies and carrying on success
full campaigns against the invaders. II gives the Pres
dent OF the Republic an opportunity TO choose from
more than dozen popuous and flourshDg cities in
which he shall establish his Capital finishes forever the
business of periodically manufacturing stories of the
extinction Of the Republican Government and its aght
expulsion from Mexican territory. aud leaves no
place for the snecrng predictions that have lately been
rife that Minister will have TO all the
country in search Of the Government to which he s
credited, and finally return with the report that it is
not to be found.
The effect Of this movement the prospects and ul
mate success OF the National bGs to be shown
There can be no doubt however that it will be salu
tary. Beside the material aid 10 be indirectly derived
from IT, at which have already hinted il will nuse
new confidence into the friends of the Liberal at
home and abroad and cannot fail TO secure favor
able consideration for the Mexican Loan In the
market than that enterprise has heretofore received
brooklyn Daily Union, Nov. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
m IARREE ID.

BROOkS-GORSUCH-Att tire Church Of the Holy Trinity
Philadelphia, Thur.day, Nov. 2j by the Rev Richard
Newton ID. d. after~ad at the residence of the bride.
brohernaw, by his Honor Mayor Henry Paul Brooks Of
ssntago de Cuba to Bessie Gosueh Of London, England
No cards.
MACGREGOR-RUTTFR-On Thnrsdsy Nov o. al the
Church Of the Incarnation. by the Rev. Dr. Chauncey
James II MacGrrgor ". D. to Alice f. daughter of Mfs
Agnes Ruer OF olkyillc.
MX-ROBINS-On Thursday Nov. g. O. the Church Of the
Holy Apostles Of Twenty eigh.st and Anth ave.
by the Rev Dr. Howlsnd, William II. Mix TO Mary E.
dnushter Of the late Isaac Robins both this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
THE AFRICAN,


THE AFRICAN.
EXTRA ADvKnrrsKxxxr.
ihe director OF the Italian Opera takes pleasure in an.
nouncns the production n EewYork of the lustriou,
Meyerbeer's remarkable posthumou. vo,t
L'AFRICAINE,
but short time after Its original production in Par, and
LONDON ana In advance OF most all the other Capital Cities
] in Europe.
When the relative geographical position of the three musical
Vaptas considered together with the comparative facilities
a0ded al each Tor bringing out composition such rare
mrorance, the American public will readily perceive ,ha,
unuV al energy has been demanded in tb. effort q,
to the York Academy Of Music the leading place which
in the estimation Of the welnformed and npartia Il oceu
pies besides the grard Opera in Paris aud London
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. l.
and
SATURDAY EVENING. Dec2
are the daes fixed upon for the first performance, Of
L'APRICAINE.
The heavy cot incurred in procuring imued,sey after
its production in Paris the copy Of the original and
Instrumental parts tbe extensive and costly preparations
which this grand vGk entail any management ths may
undertake Its production, the complicated machinery that
has to be made expressly for ru,nng the scenery, the
novel dresses that needed and sndess ouas
general mise ard appointments exceed any preceIsat
besides which, the Orchestra and Chorus have been largely
augmented and ally large auxiliary force necessary
for the production Of thin great Lyric Drama.
Owing to the hear approach Of the close Of The season,
LAFRlCAiNE can only be presented FEW TINES--not
often enough in fact to reimburse the Director the liberal
outlay made and but for the desire keep his
promise and to meet public expectation, the Director would
hardly feel Justified in predicting It present. Believing
however that the public and the patrons of the OpeEs will
appreciates his efforts and recognize 1Re integrity Of his
motive, the Director has decided preseas this
I've work upon the concluding nights Of the present
THE PRICES OF ADMISSION WILL REMAIN IN |
CHANGED.
GENERAL ADMISSION TO THE LOWER PAET OF |
HOUSE, 81 20.
GALLERY. ...............-............40c cents.
THE CHARGE FOR SECURING SEATS IN ADVANCE |
IN PARoUET AND BALCONY, WILL BE, HOWEVER, |
ACCORDING TO LoCATION-from 50 cent. to 81
EXTRA.
The sale Of secured seats for the performances Of
THE AFRICAINE.
,e gins this morning at ali the regular ticket Offices.
DIR. Chaplin viii deliver his Lecture the "Age of
on the Laights, Baptist Church, Lacht and Vack
ts on WEDNESDAY, Nov 49, at p. m. Tickets 50 cents;
Ho M al
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

HUMBOLDT AND liOOPLAYD.-Which is the
greatest While one has explored the almost inacces
be mountain regions of South America. and added
largely TO geographical knowledge. tie other has
given his attention TO the mitigation Of human suffer-
ing. ana In his invention Of the famous German Bit
ters. known in this country as HoOFLAND's GERMAN
BITTERs, has conferred invaluable boon upon man
kind. Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and Nervous DE.
bity are speedily and permanently cured by this
remedy. For sale by druggists everywhere. and are
not alcoholic. Agent. fl. L. HELMroLD Druggist:
No. Jyi Broadway n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Wistar's Balss1n
WILD CHERRY


HALF CENTURY
with the most astonishing Success in Curing
COUGHS COLDS, HOARSENESS SORE THROAT,
INFLUENZA, WHOOPTNG COUGH, GROUP.
LIVER COMPLAINT, BRONCHITIS,
DIFFICULTY or BREATHING,
ASTHMA, AND EVERY
AFFECTION OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CONSUMPTION
which carrie, of victims than any other disease snl
which ba7s the skill ofthc Physician greater thaa
YIELDS To THIS REMEDY,
when all others prove Intellectual
AS MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELIEF. SOOTHING IN EFFECT,
SAFE IN ITS OPERATION,
1T is UNSURPASSED!
While preparation free from noxcns ingredients posons
minerals uniting skill science. and medical krowedesV
combining all that valuable in the vegetable kingdom, feS
this class of diseases, ii is
INCOMPATIBLE.
and ia entitled, merits and receives ths general sosfdencs
the public
SEYMOUR THATCHER, MD,
Of Herman N. Y. writes Is follows:
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cleansing the lungs and aayng irritation thus removing the
instead Of drying the cough and leaving the
Cough Medicine with which IN acquaintsdP
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
J. p. DINsMORE, No 3 Dey-s. New York,
3. W. FOWLE l. SON, Proptietors Boston,
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.