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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-29
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Amusemenf6.

WINTER GARDEN. ARDEN ,,,,,,..
y THE OLD fHxoRiTE fsii @ELcoMED WITH
To.NISHT ToNItn AND z Every GTY'ShiHAr MONT
win Be- presented Tom T.yoIs World IsnTrI'd Comedy Of
SSs oSs 1MkRieAs 1MksieAS COUSIN COUSIN.
MR. J. : CLARKE
ASA rRENcHARp.
New Sy "sT and u s,ouS Eau Fut'' and
Mr. JOEN Dl0TT
thrsl APPEARANCE this season)
80 ABEL MuRcorT.
BINNEY, THE BUTLER
-, 49, .,,Dh lhogIigtnsly Il gy acted by hiui).
LORD DUNDREARY
(succesully performed by him In many o. our principal
MISS ROSE EYTINoE
FLORENCE TRENcHARD.
MISS NARY CAka
MRS MoyNrss.HEssNeroN
To-NIanr .Np 1Ic,. EyERY Z YdI,sTS EyESINo.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
| Seat, secured sir Gays in adg ance.
Doors open at ~; oonn.euce .tS
pARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
ID BROADWAY. between 6pTiug Lnd Prince Sta
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
| of the charming Coined and Vocalist,
| MISS sALLlE PAKTINGTON.
AFTERNOON AT 2.
The musical drama IN tro acts Of AsMODEUS.
| Tie elegant coinedi-t,a rs bE yEALOuSl
EVENING AT IT,
The Military Drama II roll. CF THE DRUM
| TN, eIce.leat fare, of OUR SALLlE.
SIR w. h. HARRISON, kItemporaneous Singer
OVER 10000 CUKlpStrlES.
THE IDENTICAL LINCOLN LOOCABIN
bui. by ABRAHAM LINCOLN in Macon County, Illinois,
in 1890 sud iu which he resided for two years .,
THREE or the r. LLESr GIANTS IN the world,
THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIVING,
and prettiest CIRCASsiAN GIRL ever seen
| BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM 0LAS, ENGINES IN MOTION
PROF. HUTCulAGS, LIGHTNING CALCULATOh-
ThPEEHOREED BULL.
cosmorams. stcr.oscopieons Learned Seal. happy ram
fly Grand squana Mammoth Turtle etc.
| "A Smi..ion % cents, Children under 10, IL cents
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
1]roposals.
orAnrrnx,sr,n 6 srRiL'. OFFICE,

ouanrInx,srlH & sKRiLs oryicE,
WA,nIxGros. . .. C., July 20, 1865.
r ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE Of STEAM.
IL BOATS, WHARF BOATS. DARGES aud OTHER
PROPFRTY-scaied Proposals. AZ invited and viii 1s ie
esived tn. aud un Tie d'ie' hereinafter named i0f
'A' pIsSTfinaAM psTnAMB0xTs wHARf.BoATs. BARoEs
AT AT %oBILEp' S1I nLABAMA, UNTIL THURSDAY. o0ro
BER IA. II Ii, fc4 The
Side wheel steamer Laurel Hil fegiFtrI'd IhJtu
Side. wheel ,tesmer Wsrrior rcg,ter.d 4t5 tun,.
side-whce steamer James battle registered o|i 'un'
side.w heel steamer Ariel, registered ~ tun'
Side wheel stesmer " W Thomas, resi.tef.d 3ll tuna
Sids-wheel steamer Starlight. reg''cred so ,uh''
Side wheel steamer ber'ile, registered % 1 ,Sn'.
side-whee steamer J. ID. S ain. regis,' red izi TONS
stsrnwheel steamer Jennie Roger' feshr t'd Se ,oo
sterDw steamer H. h. Hamilton suni reg efea i''
screw.tug Perry r. yis,ercd l5' tun.
| serew-tug Alph Cuttng. registered ~ tuns
serew-tug Elos'om rosi,terod - tons ,,. ,
nsnel forty uo rontoen Bare', thirty ''0l ia"' p''"
All Of which en- be seen at MOBILE, ALA. until tho
day Of sale.
Persons m.tinr proposals. for more han boat barge
should give the number OF each boat OF bas' '
with price proposed to be gwen tor each. , A.,
Each envelope containing bid should bo sealed and the
mans ol Tie boat or 6Hge or description OF he pIpff
Parons Chief Of Hail and River Tansporion, IN care OF
The ohce In charge Of Ver snposton q. he point ee's
The Government tho risht 10 withdraw any Of
tie ABOVE property and 70 reject proposals deemed 700
Payments 10 be made IN United States currency upon tho
acceptance OF any proposal and prior to thu delivery oil 'e
property.
full description Of the property may be obtained APPi
cation to Colonel Arthur Ldwards Assistant
st. Louis Missouri.
BY ordor Of the Quarternu,ter. General.
LEWIS y. PARSONS
BHs Gen. and Chief OF Rail and River Transportation
- WssnISGros ID C.. ). pt II, 1863
NoTlcE.-An boats, &c, New Orleans sni Mobile for
which bids not scc~pesd, will be offered public
ton those New Or thai place on SATURDAY tho
7h day OF October and those Mobile athst place on mon
DAY. tue 10th day Of October Duo notice viii De given Of
| pteciss hour and locality OF sale.
by order of the Quarter .OenrnL
LEWIS b. PARSONS. L4l... .O.nersi
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
% farm.rs a,lS Oibers.

~ w.r. wer pipe FLOORING. Oven snd Uroen lioass
Tiles fir, Bricks Chimney ops Fai-s to, &c Depot Of
ous Iasnd Potefy, No. El Peah l.. ~ T. Edw. II. Q1nn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

GREAT SUCCESS
OF the grand original spectacular Sensation Drama Of In
tense interest entitled
In three Tablesux written expressly ior
| Miss LUCY RUSHTON,
who will have the Of making her second IN
America. 80 ,u.. b.v. basr ~,
several months actively employed in i~ pfo0uc"'n ~
-N0A-'O' TIn sTuPENDoUs SCENERY
Ia. been invented and painted by that famed rtiit
Mr. HAYES - ,.,nnrps
Mechanical effects ~ ~ Amy
Properties and appointments riI, ~
TIE new AND ELABORATE COST gmLII ai.I'..,,.
Ballet arranged. cos
The GORGEOUS AMI MAGNIFICENT lNDIAs ~ =,
TUNE OF Aiss LUCY RUShrON, desigrd and e1ecuea ~
great outlay by tho European celebrity. Dickwynkih
The Music has been osed and arranged expfeJ W
Mr.. Il. BAhER
The piece has been produced under the special
dencr Of Mrs. JOHN WOOD. ...
and taken to .nder this production wo,hy VI
reputation Of the Olympic Theste for spectacular display "
will be repeated .an
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
with
POWERFUL CAST.
TABLEAU FIRST,
AT SEA.
TABLEAU SECOND,
PALM TREE ISLAND.
TABLEAU THIRD,
THE DUEL.
| Doors open at u. Performance commences At y
SEATS MAY BE SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Coparin ersbip Notices.

No. 90 wALLsn, Oct q 1865
VyHE COPARTNERSilIP heretofore existing
/ rnaer the namr Of LATHROP MOTT s dissolved y
the ds.th Of Mr. c. G.. LATHROP The business wll be
ed By surviving partner who has associated with
binssh Mr.. A. y. H. MARTIN under the hIm name Of W.
n, kQTT Co
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Eiaiionerp ano fdntn @ooos.

DARD g. BROTHERS Established 184o)
- GOLD PENS,
pyy AND PENCIL CASES. Also manufacturers OF BARD
: WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD fsNs'
IAMEs ID. BARD, Agent 40. ~ Msiirnlane, New'ioih
krpolu n. 30 cents. Send for a circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
V,uE WEBER PIANO.FORTE

vT'HE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
Is called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by sn the
leading musician. Of Ills city and eewhere IL s pronounced
oy tie National PanoForie tsociAu aier ral IN theif
rooms with the fr manufacturers Of this country sminen
the BEST PIANO ~ AMERICA ,ad used by tho cen,sra
tory Of Music and other high music schools a'oghe because
Of their immense power equality. svte,ne'a and enancy OF
tone elastic touch. and treat dInbiiiy
WAREROOMs No. 429 Bfoomes, near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
OTylJB rHR PIsaoP GU-TA Prl


OTElJg - rHR PIsaoP GU-TA PrkcHA CouPiSr,}
NO Ni BROADWAY, sept. 20 lSb1.
ssnLO. Rnu0P General Acsut
TY,O ELEGkAPH COMPANIES.
THE BISHOP GurTA PEkCHA COhPANf respect
faii, inform TrL.BGAPH COMPANIES. IONThAt l.
Os L. tia, they pie ~ tisu now Factory Hos
and lar TwrnfT.. ffhst and have inIesscd
. iiec ior aunsfci gfiu,. sud they arc prepared TO
Inaiuacturr any sud every e.fcI ptloa u - ,,., 90,
sUBMAEiSF, 81 BrtER ~. AID AIR LINZ oF
OUTIA pERCHA INSULATED TELEGRAPH
CABLE
thfi may be rcqIlrsd. Gneh a.
IRON ARMOR CABLE. lad up lsiersly or spiraly.
LEAD ARMOH CABL'- pot on with new ulAcl !ncry. and
ri1dr vsry effect a,i re able.
HEMP ARhOR CABLE, l-il sprslly or hrsdei-tn7 >
.Tei-sud protected by q Jelln. and rollpcrn4
that re,iai the action of ~str, and injary fsom
BRASS or COPPER ARMOR CABLE. braided Or aid on
,pray Ayc.y superior and valuable oovsT1s that viii
BRiDGEs's PATENT ELECTRIC CCRD-for ohe- u,c--
kfluhr, Firld fef .rnphPast.rg ard all submu ne snl
subrrfA o. the 81 st vHlnaLle Atcle. for
any where s drfao.o snG aeTioe Insulated Wire
l. nredri. ..., -, ,., ..
GRAPH WIRE both pl'in sra p-o'ectci made 10 order
n b.-lhe Cabl~s vel A. the Cpua fefcha lusuated
Telegraph Wires nanfr tufrd hy its C"psny trr now n
,ueces-u opttion In 81 pasoi til United STATE ssd ~
al a.. Telegraph Coripa1ies. c,
wanted snd WARRANT them.
Ieegr- Coupsaies sld Contractors vii ?rase 'ppy TO-
or al lrgs. SAMUEL {. BISHOP,
The GencrL Asrat oithe .Ompany..
No. 2Ol Broadway, y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Dentieirn.

CRillI5Irn.
DR. WATT, ST., No. 263 Fourth-aye., corner
Twenty 6r.ts, EXTRACTS TEETH under the Nitrous
G at each Teeth plugged and Inserted IN me pest
esor o the Unve,y Dr.. Pond GiIchIi.s Baldwin and
U.ll,ck A Student wanted
nR. HOYT, DENTISr-Orgnator OF An
xtl tic nitrous erlje has used Il years with per-
rt saccess often Extracting folTeeu TO sixteen eetn ~
n,s OPERATION without knowledge OF the paent oce
NO e;8 Broadway, near Eighteenth At.
nRS. GRIFFIN, No. 255 Grand-st. opposite
~ Lord Tayor's. New.York, are in,ertinz FULL or
PARTIAL SETS ofthoir IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL II tih
With or without extracting the Roots ul sets on bod or
rsInu s25, s,or Rubber i0 Partill Sets Gold per
tooth az; Silver or RuOber. = L..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

[VIdNOJy mELODEONE,
Sole depot for Peoubets superior H1monums whole
sale and retail Prices 00 TO $500 Instruments 10 Lit,
J. NJ FELTON,, No. e4l Broadway New.forG
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
BROADWAY THEATER. BEGINS AT 9

DROADWAY THEATER. BEGINS AT 8.
LAST NIGHTS OF MADAME CELESTE,
whose brilliant engagement. .x,u
CLOSES NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT.
Revival by request Of the great Sensa iona Drama
THE WOMAN IN RED
TIE WOMAN IN RED. xn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEAL OF DEATH
ACT FIRST--TfiE SORCERESS.
ACT SECOND-rWO MOTHERS.
ACT ThiRD--THE HEARTS VICTORY.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER @. - x..-r
and positively her last appearance but one
LAST CELESTE MATINEE, SATURDAY.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER , ,,,,,r,,,,
Supported by
MISS GIVE LOGAN,
in COMEDY expressly written for MI Chsnfrau, oJ l.
De Walden, esq.,
SAM.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

7 AW DEPARTMENT. UNIVERSITY Of
IL NEW.YOkK ClTY.-The next se.sion commence on
MONDAY, Oct. p The course consists Of two yea' bat
gentlemen with sufcieB. pTcpsrs enter the senior
year Grs6 admitted ,nbsrs Of The Bar by
pecisl For further Information apply peonsy, o
bv letter 70 JOHN NORTON POMEEOY Un.yorsIty Bu!.d
ing, Washiu gtou-squA-e. Sew YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
STEINWAY g. SONS
~ GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
IAN OFO II Il Il S ,

L "A ~ - Il - IL L IL >
acknowledged the best instruments in America %
well az In Europe. having taken Thrtyro Frr Pre~inms,
Gold and Slrer Msda at the Principal Fairs held IN ths
country within the last y~sr and Ia addition thereto the
awarded Fst rize Medal at the Great lnteatonh
Exhibition in London 1882 for
POWERFUL CHAR, BRILLIANT, AND srHpATHETIc, TONE,
with excellence Of workmanship shown In grand and 'qDs
Pianos.
Tee 2so Pianos from all paris Of the world enerrd
for competition, ard the special correspondent oil Ihe i
"Messr STEiNwAYs ndorssment by the jurors u. en-
phac and stronger and to the point than that Of any
European maker.
"Th triumph os American Pianootes In England
has caused sensation In music circles throughout the coh
tinen aud result the Messr STEIswAY are In cons
receipt OF orders from Europe thus new pnse
In the history Of American Pieuoortes by creating In 'nen
an article OF export" IS
EVERY STKiswAY PIAyoyoarE IS WARRANTED FOR fNs
YEARS
Among the many and valuable important improve
introduced by Messr Stenvay Sons In their riano'
fortss.
The SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS
10 directed TO their
PATENT AGRAY7E ARRAE6rNESr. - ..o,
(For which letters patent granted them NOV ~ ioo9
The value and Importance Of this invention having been
practically tested. during period Of neiIy az y-.' oy
scpwsy Sou in all their Grand and highest priced Sdusfs
Pisnoortcs and admitted 10 b. the greatest improvement o.
modern times they thai they hsve determined
10 introduce their Patent Agruhs Arrangement IN eTy
P1nQforts ilfdctuycd by them cithut fTe1is @ h COS
in order thai hrr patrons may rep the iu ai'anAss o
this great improvement - ,,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Amusemeufs.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee and ManaeeFess.......hrsJ JOHN WOOD
st,ge Manaesr ...,.................J IL SELWYN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

~ II. RIVERS's BROOKLYN DANCIGN
lOs ACADEMY. No. % ScherreThoru.st, corner Ct
Cour,t Casses far beginners are now forinag Gentle
men Tuesday and Friday evenings Children, "Wednesday
and SATURDAY. afternoons, Send for a circular. twenty-five
cent? for pam phst containing the German Coion and iHsh
ionhb!e Qnadrllrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Eau GfI)ools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL. -
~ The Eighth Animal Term Of this nsiitstion
mence a; No. "a Lsyfay et;e place. MONDAY, Oct
The classes FOR O'Clock when the
hour for future lcour viii be announced Applies for
admission be made that day, Monday nes-
day preceding betw the hours Of O'Clock An6
O'Clock p.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
AmuSententS.

AWuQSutkttkOs
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n ITALIAN OPERA .v,,rwrvx
Po k6RR1W EVENING, Us BxiIo IN M1scHERA
TOMoRRoW FRIDAY EvENINO). Oct g, sa
(SkvgsfH SuBscarPrIos Ni0arb
win be presented verdi's Popular Opers,
UN BALLO IN MASCHEEA.
AMEi MIHs S4Rozzi7zGfGaItt ENKicGErttA Boslsro.
SIGNOk BELLINI' TsSSSsNf snHcthsNIff
,Tais THURSDAY. oct. Ss-.0PERA in Brookiyn
The. viii ss no MATINEE ?. SATURDAY next
IL TROvATORE.
ON TUESDAY EVENING. Oct 10,
PURITANI.
The e and tickets for Of the sosye
named performances will commence THIS MORNING at the
Beer schSmer's, No. 7ol Bro.dSay; Pond Cos No 50
Droadwsy and Root Anthony Coz. No. 81 Nsssaast
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID ITALIAN OPERA
DiREoTph;' Tgi; ;faUasDaY fvEsiSG. a OF sAAA as
tsgcoyD SUBSCRIPTION NIeHr)
will be presented Petreiss popular and brilliant Opera
IONE;
OR THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEI.
The sale OF reserved snd tickets viii commenes THIS
MORNING. in Brooklyn at the Box ONCE Of the Academy
and in New York 3. Root Anthony CO... no q Ns..aul
WALLACh. n, LESTER wALLAck.
W Proprietor aud MsP1ss!i TS SiGRT. TF. AI'A'A ~
The and original dEaa aT syyaF y usm Taylor esq.,
n,oa0o.a with n, scenery dresses. appointments Incidents
music aud OF great strength and e9nplettshee: t e:.
Mr. wesS Ghsrss si fsas ip Mr. George Holland Norton Mr
WmGp Mr. Geo Browne MI pSRsM M.. M M.rs Mss sa1ss
"afsT1S FRinSY@TH}E iSnr}Psi boJsLE 1tis u GALLANT
! sATURDAY--THE sERF. ,,~a
''0''' MIRiAMs CRIME.
WITH FIRST time here, very brilliant fette Comeayoy oe"y
entitled .o,.rn,u
Mrs Mark Smith, Mr. W. Holston. and Mr.. Young, wr
ppea for III. time In these entertainments
which will be given will beautiful and spprop,ae scenery
costumes &c. and win incude in their casts nearly all the u
''f'' mem H''' OF tSs open. Ss.Psiys q n s.slu.aa
THE INTERPRETATIONS. Begins at 8.
l. NEW-YORK CIRCUS, bowman, ,vra
F0UnrEENTHsT, betwe THIRD aSdF9UHTM;AyES' yIIT1M
DH'''1F %GEsD%Y s1sit% &NP EvEKY EyESiEG.
Gu wEDxfsbsy shs.sD AsS NStshFfssDA t!shhEgs!DAy, 4, aa.
ASp sg YSfSIssgis5 fkEss xsb fGsnic. ApMlnaEO'
THE cHrLp % wospER n1 DER 6F hyTfk TaE WORLD
ESTs,rs1 %a %.SMfH Sd SASSs p psMs%TSfL M%TSLEs sG
EQUESTRIAN .AA' VI ,iAA Nr r.Sr5Sy SyMSasrlo' 5SyyISSa
Conceded TO III THE MOST SUPERB ARRAY
" OF GENIUS AND TALEN1'
EVER PRESENTED TO
THE NEW.YORR PUBLIC.
| ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
NEW ACTS NEW WONDERS,
NE" AZ HEw AND MARVELLOUS FEATs,
| IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
| NEW COMIC BALLET PANTOMIME,
TIE BARBER AND THE BEADLE,
| In which the entire Company will appear . , q,
NorrcE-rhe special attention Of heads OF families oF
| MATINEFs ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
when tie identical with those Of the even
ing n r,-, xo .....,
Children half price, Reserved Seats z. cents extra Am,
| y. III.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Dancing Gtaoemes.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADE-
IA MES No 2l2 FiGh-Gvs, kew-l ork,
No lJ7 Mon;sRne-st., Brooklyn
EewYork Casses-Ou Mondays aud Thufsdays, Wednes
days and Saturdsys ind Saturday mornings.
Brooklyn CsssesOn Tuesdays aud frdsys Afternoon foi
children. Evening f0T gst'lemen.
Primary Cla.s in Brookynun6er tho instruction OF Nr
Frank DoJvorthOn Nodne,day afternoon and Saturday
rnornipg For term. send for circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

obSTH-ST. and IFTB-ANE.-DAY-
Il Ze} SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will reopen Sept
le Professors Of eminence for every department stages in
attendance fot distant pupils.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Door. open at III curtain ri,e.at y .r,vv
THIRD WEEK
OF the
VERY BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
ofthe unspproachable and renowned
RAtELo.
Consisting of
GABRIEL RAyEL,
A'io''A AND 7oUSo AMERICA
Tn. charming Premiere Dsnseufe.
SIGNORlNA PEPITA,
NONS Won UAMME, -
and the MART1NErrI FAMILY six In number. VIII appear
ThgGSSapaArY's Sa a 's}ST 3GT2RwyS 4wS Z; or l'Ssi TIE
GREAT FAIRY PANIOMiME
THE RED GNOME. ...
THE FAMOUS ;ANIoiNE ,,n,E hAE r..
TUF RED GNDNE............,.....1OO Asir,hiS -
Mile. Maze, Desiree, the Msrtine'as, Mons scnniio'
&C., Lc. - - ,,ur
THE SYMPHS AND THE BUTTERFLY,
having been received with great eclat,
will be presentrd ibis e.rnins' :, -, ,,.,, 49,. ,so,.
Si.norna PEPlIA, Mdles Mandre', Marzetti ana MON.
Won HAMME will execute the wonderful ieTp1icnofeaH
CuMPLEIE EvoLUIIoSs IN THE AIR,
Performed by other at i~.
The evening Amusement, will couin-ncs win the
ROUGH DIAMOND, -
IN which Mr and Mrs. 0onesd, j. w Collier, j. Nunan'
harry Renile aud Mira Mark Sruith will app-sr. -
OK SATURDAY NEXT, AZ , O'CLOCK, THIRD HAVEl
MATINEE $1,000,
TOMORROW LAST MIGHT OF THE RED GNOME
Afr months Of preparation. The Grand fsry P.ntomin
eutiil~d BlASCO with NEW SCENERY, DRESSES AM
APPOINTMENTS. will shortly be produced
Admssiou IS reserved seats S iAmiy eucls Ten
trance on Cro,by.s'.l - centa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

I ARRELL's SCHOOL will be reopened on
Us MONDAY, Sept H. at No. go Sixthave. last side,
ist besse above Thtyeghh.s Attention Is called 10 is
irpeIiOr advantages.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

he GARMO'' DANCING ACADEMf, No.
~ 30 West fourteenh-st, open WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAY5.
Ladies 2; Chidrenst4p. m. Evening Glasses at g.
shall introduce TO my pupils the rre.et season, the Ger
Ccfil0B the QEdiJlir FrGnSafs danced la my
presence the past Summer al Paris End Dieppe.
Having had tho honor 10 be elected Corresponding Member o.
the Soc6 Acad>nqHe dei PTojeesyf de DaAse de Paris
Ayfittes dp TA6de Imperial dt Op,r1, al neF daners
euans,ins Society Will be Forwarded 70 soon
~ produced.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
60 n1bom il man Gontern.

nNORCES legally procured without pub
~ -iy Other good prosecuted without fee In ad
vabc. Aivee free. ~ HOWES. Attorney % Nss.ag-st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
MISS KENNEDY's

II RENcH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. SCHOOL
fOR YOUNG LADIES No. Al West Sixteenth.s, New
York win REOPEN Sept. 20. Miss KENNEDY receives
yery Emitted number OF Boarding Pupils who are under he
avn supervision have French resident Govees
ssd every facility for acquiring thorough and accomplished
sducstioD. AddIess above FOR circulars
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

TAR. DWIGHT's SCHOOL isl st No. 1,l4i
~ Broadway, near Twenty,sixthst The following "a
,,s have sons Ia it, Ind have had for past: Nm
E' gvsrts the Rev. Or. z. II. Chaplin. VIM. A. Booth
jsAsr p lngahan, Joseph Mason, g. T. Tent, Ety. the
Rey Dr. d. b. Coe.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-23
The. Printers Ten IA Command
t,i ,,,,f4r,:,i 2, mentS.i .ai.,as Ien.f.s

l. Thou shalt love the printer (especiallJ
the ladies) for he loveth you muchly
r q a.Thou shalt subscribe for his paper; for
he seeketh much to obtain the ews,of which
ye remain Ignorant, ,.r,. ..u..... W. .,..
3. Thou shalt pay him for his paper he
laboreth hard to give you tile news in due sea
son. .ur r aeli. gli .a .uus aHlNE .si's
T., Ifa business man, thou shalt advertise,
and thus thy profits may enable thee not only
to pay for thy paper, but to put money in thy
purse. " ~''f'e -'H' - 0~'
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his office rulcs--in deranging the paper. SO
g.. Thou shalt not touch anything that
would give him trouble-that he may not
hold the guilty a.. "a '''''''
nT Thou shalt not read the manuspript in
the hands of the compositor-for he will not
hold the blameless 49, ....... HIS 49,.
8, Thou shalt not read the news before it
is printed-for he viii give it to you in due
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cowhide him more than five times year.
nor bring the printer old rotten wood-nor
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