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Rock HAVEN, MEADs CouSrr, RY..l
pctobpr -. 1866.

Mr.. Ei,onrd Wilder, Louisville, Ry.:
Dear Sir.-I take pleasure in saying Thar was
suffering from Agus and Fever, or ,hills and Fe-
ysr for sav. raj months when was advised by q
ripnd To try your famous stomach Bitters, ann al.
ter using TWO bottles am entirely restored Nnot
only imparts new vigor but it's truly the bes.
strengthening and appstiyiug tonic, At thu same
lime pleasant 10 the taste. have ey known used
nr afforded 10 the public. and ! would .ay 10
those imi larly afflicted tnat ifthey wonld Re cur"d
md hav. the disc se thoroughly eradicat-d ftom
ne system 10 use your Bites, and be convinced
Of their wonderful medicinal power and virtue.
p p. NEvIrr.
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EDWARD WILDER'S
FAMOUS
ST0M ACH BITE Frs.
Read the following home evidence Of Its medicinal
virtue, and try It in your own family circle:

Mr. Ei,card Wilder, City:
Dear sir,-I have exam ned your Stomach Btters
carefully and found ID what you represent IL TO
he The high order which the ingredients going
into IL take In the Matsria Medicz, well a. the
most happy proportioned combination OF sub.
stances make your Biters far suprror 20 any SINH
lar preparation I'm the country. The fact that you
use only the purest Bourbon whisky must neeessa-
rily recommend your Biiters in another point es-
nscislIy as far AZ wholesomeness and palitability
Are taken into consideration. wa well pleased
10 see in your establishment the process OF manu-
facturing your Bitters carried on by way OF dis
placement which not only gives you better pro.
iuct, but also recommends itself by clearer opera.
ton EMIL ScHRPPRR.
Apoth ecsry and Chemist.
Louisville, September %, 1850.
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Mr. Ertoard Wilder, City:
Dear Sir,-My wife and child have been .unerins
for several months from indigestion. My wife,
seeing your advertisement requested me 10 bring
her bottle OF your Stomach Bitters, which ] did
and on her using one bottle, am more than happy
~ state that my child, now four months old VINO
Mas no, had voluntary sction since It, birth. IL
entirely rest red and my wife Is a. juying thu best
~ health and Is now wholly unwili,, X IN be with
mt = bottI. Of your Bitter in the house, a. she
avs II Is the mos strengthening and appetiIng
on ic th Al can he used AID thai no house ought 10
ne without Il and feel IL dua TO the pnblic TO
make known the wonderful good IL has performed
i'm nv household and most heartily recommend its
use In every family.
r. NJ SwA~N,
OF Craig, Truman 4 Co., 40 Main street.
Louisville, October 20, 1865.
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twill cure DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
and all species Of INDIGESTION, lsTERM'T.
TENT FEVER, and FEVER and AGUE, and all Pc.
riodical diseases.
II twill give immediate reliefin collie and FLUX.
1t will cure COsTIyENEss.
1t ia mild and delightful invigorant for delicate
females.
II is a safe aNTI-BILI0Us Alternative and
TONIC for family purposes.
It is powerful reeuperant after the frame has
been debilitsted and reduced by sickness.
II is an elegant appetizer we'll as strengthened
OF the digestive forces.
I, is desirable alike as . corrective and mild ca
thartc.
II is being daily used and prescribed by all ply
sicians az the formula will be- handed 10 any resu.
lar graduate. EDWARD WILDER,
DEF -eod Sole proprietor Louisville, Ky.
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EOR SALE, tho GOOD WILL and
II FIXTURES OF one of the most promne nj bn-
sine.s houses on Broad street, specially adapted
for dry goods, ciothiDgs or mort any Kind u basi
NESS Rent reasonable. Possession given ist oi
January II required, For particulars, apply at 40
Broad street, DO b-ts
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NOR NEW YORk.-The SARATOGA
L will leave Rockets on SATUR- kEA
DAY MORNING, 22d instant, a. 4>LNFFE
O'clock Her accomm dations for ~-.1e 49,
passe gers are uuequaled. hFskzss11zzks
Passengers can occupy their berths on FRIDAY
NIGHT.
Freight received all day FRIDAY.
For further information, applyto -
garnet +. WATSON,
ID 10 3f kucsetts
NOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
4 AND BOST0N.-POWHATAN . <>S1 q
STEAMBOAT SEMI pl~-hASz-
WEEKLY LINE-Leaves Richmond Sy-s-srzzsEEz<
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. Leaves Bal
tim0Tesevery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND. Captain
THOMAS TgAyERs, will leave here at . O'Clock A
Freight received MONDAY and up to o'clock
P. NJ. TUESDAY.
This stes mer has splendid saloons, state-rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, IS.
For freight or passage appiyto,, cr,,,,y
Office at Charles T. WORKMAN Co.'S,
do lT-3t Fifteenth street.
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GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
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1866. ohkisrAAs' 1866.
ANDREW PIZzTNI 4 CO..

ANDREW PIZZTNI 4 CO..
sol BROAD STREET, -s
have on hand large and varied stock Of CHRIST
MAS GOODS, and they cordially invite the atien.
ton OF buyers to call and examine. II consists In
part Of
BEAUTIFUL FANCY BOXES,
SMALL BOXES FOR CHRISTMAS TREES,
AMUSING SURPRISE BOXES,
CBRgGCOPIAS, Of every style and descrip-
ton;
FRENCH sACQUES,
GROTESQUE FIGURES,
SMALL CHRISTMAS TREES,
SMALL FANCY TRUNKS,
ORNAMENTS FOR CAKES, 60, he.
ALSO,
Preserved Fruits, OF all kinds; Crystaiized
Fruits, of all kinds; Fancy Cream Bon Bons, Of
our own make: Cream Chocolates, Gum Drops,
Jelly Drops White Nugat, French Mustard, Fruit
Ilace tfresh), French Cordials. Figs, Nuts, Raj.
sins. Citron, Prunes, Dates, Currants, ssedless
Raisins, 30.
We have added two competent and obligins
Young men to our force OF statesmen, 80 that every
one may be assured they will be waited on with
quickness and politsness.
our prices have been lowered, 30 that all may
have chance of enjoying the iuxuries We spread
before them. Call at
de ls-st ANDREW fILllSI . w. :
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BUFFALO, New YORK, vs.. RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA.-ln the opera Of "The Doctor
of Alcantara," says the Buffalo Commercial
advertiser, Miss Richings, Mrs. Seguin, ard
Mrs. Boudinot were all very good. Mrs.
Seguin'S voice and singing were especially
admired.
Mr.. Wylie sings with great taste and
good style. His voice, unfortunately, is
weak, but that is no fault. He is an eX-
ccllcut actor, and would make his mark as
a comedian. Mr.. Seguin and Mr.. Peakes
were both capital in their respective parts
and, by the by, what fine bass voice Mr..
Peakes has.
We but echo the general voice - when
we say that q repetition OF The Doctor
of Alcantara is absolutely demanded.
In Richmond this opera was condemned,
mem. con. Mr.. Wylie met the same fate.
Mrs. Scguin was popular, but never serious
" compared with Miss Richings. Peakes
was appreciated by few knowing ones.
Buffalo is evidently in the "backwoods.'
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NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF the
N stockholders OF the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND will be held AZ their banking
house in the city Of Richmond on TUESDAY the
de std s. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
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S.izurc or n ;cbmond whisky.

Seizure OF Richmond Whisky.
BALTIMORE, December IA large amount
OF whisky, valued ut about 100000, coming
from Richmond, Washington, and Philadel'
phia, was seized here to-day by the United
States revenue officers for evading the tax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-19

SEEDLESS RAISINS, ready for cake
= and buildings without seeding. Just received
ard Cnr ,al, by STEVENS & PEGkAM,
do 10 GIL Broad street.
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ERESH ROLL BUTTER.-We are re-
Il csiving all the time MOUNTAIN knLL BUT
TER which we offer at Wholesale and retail
STEVENS & PEGRAM,
de. . GIL Broad street.
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TOl FOR CHRISTMAS!!

"Oi FOR CHRISTMAS!
s.B. DRINKARD + CO..
CORNER MAIN AND SECOND STREETS,
ara Rllinx up with all the nice delicacies for
Christmas We name in part:
Grsen COM Green Peas Fresh Tomatoes, Fresh
strswperrias. Jelies, Rsisins. Cranberrres. snp";
ri0r olive oil, genuine Oar ham Mustard, mixed
pickles, Chow chow, Girkins, Picked Onions,
PiccalliiH sardines, best Bourbon and kye
Whistles, Wines, Mace, Ginger, AiIspice, bet
Green aud Black Teas, sugars, Cohres, Meal.
Ftnur Scars Candles, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes.
Onions, Lamps on, &c &c.
Also, 200 pounds fresh Roll Butter-an elegant
article.
loo dozen fresh Eggs, warranted and various
o her things too numerous To mention.
For children, we have Fire Crackers, Toys, &c
CAN and examine, and see II You cannot bny a.
cheap as you can at any establishment Ia the city
Il. Is3i : B. DRIAKARD 4 CO.
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MEETINGS.

national BANK OF VIRGISIA,(
RICHMOND, December ], 1893.
NOTICE.-The REGULAR ANNUAL
" meeting of the stockholders Of this Bank, for
the election OF DIRECTORS for the ensuing year,
will be held at their banking house on the sE.
COND TUESDAY Of January next tsthl, at IL
o'clock NJ. J. b. hohFoN,
de It'd tasnler.
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.ANES CANES. CANES.

= --- c-o,r
inst received at BINFoRD's HAT STORE; No.
I.3s Win street re door below Pearl or Four.
tee.th street, a beautiful assortment OF CAN Es-
= rira hing for a present. DC ~
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WANTED, to rent to gentlemen, ONE
w FURNISHED and ONE USFUR- k~l
NISHED CHAMBER. Apply At e25 Main ct..F
street near Seventh. de Its .nkE.
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EOR RENT, either on Shares or mo
L neyed rent, a "RUDUCTIyEFA on the Will
liamsburg turnpike two and a half miles from
Richmond. For further particulars apply at ~. J.
p. HARRlSON'S office, in Rockets, corner Of Main
and Nicholson streets de ls-lw
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DOR RENT, several FURNISHED
ROOMS, with gas and servants attend M
auce Also, one FRONT BASEMENT, with IN
gas and water. Rent moderate. Apply to y..1.
n l.. WIGAND,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

1 ;r.h,s COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at Pleasant
va, nile from Poughkeepse, with "a of Land,
,rI Sividrd uo wood srabe aud pasnre nd v-Iy ~.
80 den and large quantity Of choice fruit o. all va1.
o., The Mansion 47S53 feet. frame, III ed in vi brick
70 the top cupos bat few since In tie most
modern style and th all the convenrnces tha can oe hsd
4 ,e coDniry Fowl house re house. house for servants
.h and III The necessary outbudngs IN tho best Of order
Pce $20CO0 This is very good opportunity Tor Sy one
,inya 6st.cls.s retired residence IN h-sthy easant
,oeaton. Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No. rine-sL
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l'Oh ShLIs

IT FANW TaO7VV :,
.hon miles from Soc HarbOr tha Bay, containing b
,,es over one-haf under cultivation the baance wood;
Of nearly quarter Of me all the buidnas
,hou years ago house contains u O~n ana carriage
hone beuery WOOD and bathing fishing gunnDs
ssmune premises the house II abnut 3N iet
tom the wafer elevation about 30 et command nc hne
,ee Of Sag Hafbor snd the Bay; fine ocam TOT botr or
givste boarding several hundred loads OF sesweed
,ne up premises through the year- nure for the
sbole farm Photographic and all information by
uouiripe OF a. VI. BENNET
Cheap !or cash. No IA F1ltonst, rooklyn
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Y. COR y. Auctione1.

COLLECTORS SALE of the STOCK and
" FIXTURES Of a large DlSTlLLERY. TOMORKOW
rued VI April 10. at II O'Clock by order OF MAh'hAhL
b BLAKE Collector Of lntem. Revenue All the stock and
fixtures on premise, No l81 ts-t Eleventh st consns N
part Of barrels Il Willy two hbds OF hoa',e ons
Sun ard Ft,urr, Bo-s arJ Fixtures Steam aud Force
Pumps a quaut ~ Of Nix aud Corn Meal, empty barrels
and liogshrsd. Wash and fomen,mg Tubs se Nc; Aso'
Horse. fourwhesed Truck, several sets o Harness.
Ar Nc
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EOR SALE-On the line Of the

EOR SALE-On the line OF the Hudson River
Railroad, s1oat 20 miles fom Nrw-fork cne 81 the ot
seg1n' COUSTRY RESIDENCES in tue vicinity Of this
tty shout 81 OF land; house rge aud roomy with
ry modem conyenitnce hat car be had ~ ibe y out
buildings large aud BumeIous grape houses, green Ouses
&c 6e; views unsurpassed Price for safe, with hcrses
carriages. fu iiuIe, sc, 0c &85 co., Apply to HOMER
MORGAN No. Piue-st. tb2+)
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for
- sALE-3O0 Acres 100 IN very old large hardwood tim
ber oak sugar maple and chestnut Tie farm has thr. Q
NOV ne orchards Of choicest grated fruit IN full
bearing perennial spring with ground svoabe Tor perfect
trou pond. large dwelling and ample barns and
sheds There 3OG wooded Vermont merino sheep
the place them in lamb three hof.es TN cows
swine poultrv aud complete of agricultural tools aud
implements The house il fully furnished foT immediate oc-
oupaion nom teds croctery and carrets up to yctsr
so and rosryy lod lruiurr The place IL tive miles foui
Chatham Four CorneI arem Railroad and rniea
from Est Chatham the AloHny and Springfield Road
The wood alone Itch worth So - cord the railroad
makes lie plsce 'eetuy desIsbe a. purchase As
socked Il Of tho most vusble IN Newly ora Ap
plv 20 HOMER MORGAN. No. ? Piuest
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
\ ARGE and Productive FARM in Dutchess

~ Comfy for SALE at Auction on WEDNESDAY next
The farm OF Nicholas j. GANSE deceased, four miles from
New Hamburgh will be sold the mlses AlRiL H. u
CONTAINS ahou $50 Of meadow pow baud wood and
The though not large Ia pTict order end com
ud very extensive sud besutilul ulsnd the other
bdnes adec and for the most part IN good repair
Further information viii be gwen by H. D. OANsE, No. dSS
Mest rkyentN .sec1nd. Il
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Amrsements.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- BROADWAY, betwrep Spnng and Prnce-'s
9TH. Es-ABLIsHMEgT DOES sof ADvEhrIsE ~ rds
NBw-YORE HskALDl
SPLENDID COMBIN AIiON OF ATTRACTIONS.
PO IfIVELY TIE LAST WEEK
Of the unspproachaby
GREAT SCRfPTURtL DRAMA,
which has been PERFORMED before the most
critical AND BRILLIANT AUDIENCES,
with the highest - - ..,
Al Who have not witnessed This
GRAND PRODUCTION
shon d avail Themselves Of tins, -
THE FINAL OPPORTUNITY,
II must be
ABSOLUTELY WITHDRAWN
to give place 10 -
ANOTHER GLITTERfNG NOVELTY
EVERY AFTFRNOON AT D. EVENING AT H.
The great scrputa Historical Drama founded Insrs'
hams sacred WORK
TIE PILLAR OF FIRE,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

EOk SALE - On the Hudson, about II
j ACRES. handsomely situated on the riyer commanding
sne Of the finest b+ween New York aud Albany IL
pable OF indefinite imprOvomt nt, wonld fnak" very
handsome uace with moderate expense. IL would &C
,ommodae ptes wishing TO build together heIc being
iorT handsome sites for buildings Apply 10 BLNEDICI
CJiT. No. Piuest
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
AT AUCTION.

hISI ITIEK1 At AUIIIUN.
~ Notice hereby iven 1hat under and in pursuance
the Erci.e Law Of the United SAtrs entitled An Ac, to
Provide Internal RcyeDne Support ~ Goveumen. aud 10
pay Interest on the Public Debt Sc shall eIpos- for SALE
At public a-ction and s, TO highest bidder at Nos and
IS Abaorp West Thiryuintb It,, in the City OF New
yok on the 10th day Of Am .G6 a, II O'clock IN the ioe
noon the following go9d aud Rsa Estae. belong rs
to David Sanger dsrnd r The coecton ofs tax due TO
the United States er said namely is hoashead' Mo
Ia.ses barrel. Rum stills worm. and sPpu"nance' there
unto belonging Mashtubs. Cserns, Boiler Steam
pump Patent Cooler Receivers aud fixtures, aud al other
sr Of tie said ound upon bic .ad premises. on
the 9h d.y Of March last, And . al tho right tte and in
te.,t Of the said sa gsf o. g. AID tho pfrm-es Noe
sna Is AbsttoiG place, including icssr. trturrs 80
II. H. SMELL 10. Deputy Collector
Eightb Collection Di.Iie, Ne~.fork.
New.Yoft. April T. l6t6.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

Of the plrasart villages between New-Yok and
Bouoo minutes wak fro depot Of Now Yors ana New
Hsvei railroad p hours from New York DWELLiNO'-
HOUSE. BARN aud CARRlAGE-HOUSE. Buldinss nearly
aid newly painted al in perfect repairs house room,
epsidr basemeut mile nom sah sGing sailing aud
sailing Price 5000 lfnot sold before Msy will rent
months fo7 500. Address q. BAKER, southport, Conn
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

EOR SALE-On Stuyvesant-Square, tn close
estate the elegant story high stoop brown stone
hont HOUSE o. x6O feet LOT lls ie No l4y East fii
leenth The house s in perfect rcIsi 'rscoed parlors
olaols hall &C TIE mirror carpc's a az the urni'
.ure will be sod with tbe bouse. 81 fercd Irce SZ4WO
Apply die premises OF TO JAMES bAi No Broad st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

I ,osd one mile from Hyde Park. and hve miles from
ge rs acres: house large aud vriy peassnty
L5 Farm.ts house bafn stables sheds. Sc., ali In tine
- u,honse with very fine collection OF plants Also,
wsl fed ice house Terms to suit Address BOX NO. fJI
bo.,.nfce InnrhkerpsIe.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Hmnsements.

~
w less and Manager. w SrUAhT.
stsse hahsser'. w.
trHs EsrABLrHrEsr ADvsKrIsn IN
rBk NEW YORK HERALD-)
MIR. STUART h.. the pleasure @ .anon1ee .ae that On
THIS AND EVERY EVENING,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
An A GRAND MATINEE,
Those deishtful dsinestor' Of
IRISH
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
win appear in TWO Of those pieces $50 full OF
'"A'''" mERRTMENT.
with neh Their ss,oaed commencing with the
romantic Irish legendary drama OF ~
TIE LANES og hILLARNBY,
Ss% ShSS I ssb SI gic;rasd ys asIc b, sroepEL
I'VE NEW AN6 BEAUTifUL SCENERY BY THoRNE.
and the folo wing di.,ibnton Of char,cters;
ksSF H BARNEY WILLIAMS
Ned c. Wslcot jr
lse.sn'h appearance m i've mouth. a, n s,.oa
Ter W : w.'.n, And,-T. =
Hoss k"arn =. WheoIp
fSeyruth appearance In i've montns)
The Fs,ry fsdoof ''''''.''..'... Miss Blanche Grey
iHer seventh appearance IN New-Yorkl
Mi': F. johnson
Darrs ,s piece, viii be Introduced the charming ballads Of
''' KATY MOONEY. -
wHAcK LA IA. THE IRISH WHISKY,
THE YOUNG NAY MOON.
REAL lKiSH JIG,
THE CONNAUUHT MANS RAMBIIsS,
IRISH FAIR FIGHT.
MRS. WILLIAMS
viii appear In her wondefful rendition of
TEN CHARACTERS
In the elegant Proeau o.n-jy n
a. HOUR ~ SEVILLE,
which win he prodired with snd
sUPFRB COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. BAilsEi WILLIAMS, u
first time) as LARRY
MATINEE on SATURDAY, APRIL IA,
Seats s-enr d 'ir days in adv nee.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
Amussments.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO-NIGHT
~ Italian OPERA.
Director. .....Max MARETzEk
lrHIs ssrAsLIsHxsSr ApvaArisa u ZEE
NEW YosK HsahLD)
THIS sMoNnAyvLAsr NIGH orrHE TgI HyegESoTs. " s1S
r,ytLY JG sn.y taTT we WEEK Eyyg or FRE sEaSo
La T NIGHT OF
THE HUGUENOTS,
THE HUGUENOTS,
With new ,ceny eO.s, p,or R. .pgIpss%sSs s.. .S 70.
Nine. sGa .a cAEtozzi%Uccsi ~, tat iiIa
Miss ADELAIDE rHILLIPs.
MdiIs ,LAUDIHE CAR0LL
sisnoI. Arr. ARDAyANaIs A,ysasncn 81.
THE ARIoN 50, IETY
have in the nd;, manner veGp.sTsd 70 sGsssr ns
o9SPncRRs ~ MSRRSw Iiac.d ;j.Ixsr NionT But TWO.
MAI Il II A.
MSS sdNJa kEht3S2 &sar soxoa hsrpauee palta!tf'
wGDNESDAY-LAir NIGHT BUT ONE.
NORMA.
LAST NIGHT or NM ctaozzIzuCCHi .LLh; ILL.,
si0S OK NJ iss 'IiLIANI. slGS1R ANroNgGCL
THuFspSn0prs Il %is sGGA yarEhLAL kELL66o 6asoIo
FnIDAi@LA I NiIaT oF TaE rSEA season. n o,n
snd esa for the
foruauces msy now be hsd at the rrsnar ucketohces
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ DTe,.Sr' NI;ii; ~ T Il ffXinN OPERA
TuUsDAY EIEslNG, APRIL ~
BENEfIT OF Mss C. L. KELLOGG.
FkA DIAVOLO.
Tho Sale Of Reserved Seats aud Tickets will commsnes
THIS MORNING.. al the usual places.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Manageress.. ....Ms JOHN WIZ
Stage H. shh"i"
Lana. ..-.,, ,.u~s.- noy. xor .nuuRrrsR In YHs
EwroRx HERALD)
MONDAY EVENING APRIL 9,
AND EVERY EvESIh0 TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
win be preened In style = agnihcencr lar :a,ps1ns AZ
p's'''"' HioaEsT III ID ST Enc oMIuMs
both Of I'm. the ,Dvss
aud scti- I'd an .
ABSOLUTE ANp Is4lsrUTABILE BE. SUCCESS, ;:n', A.
The romantic 'p,cae"lAr Dsma 70 three ss's' h'" VI"
French Of Alexander Dsm.. IN II. q tho
oRgyG3B 3 -As ,Als,
Produced with
Newsosnery.;....i'".Sy'''...Ti;iiI1i;s;shhnk{ER New shkER
Mechanical effects by '" -sndrrs proper les and sPpon,-
Rs. y sns cos. nd es.: st@ 81 ens2 SG.tg%:' Seldom
equaled e%' 1sye m ,tesd nsIsd F TIE COMPANY
ANNE 6s W fT Au usTRia. "." Mmr METH ia sciiELLER
COSSTANCE..... Her Conhdantrl. ...Mr. JOHN WooI
in which character she WI sing De" fOn1n1'' "'''e"
CON p''ea p IoSE6 ,s Sii HIM AT FIRST SIGHT.
LADY Winter. Miss hhs FtWton
Athos- ...........,........Mf.J J. Is. Studley
Por,hos .........,....,,....M Mr. q. c. Boniiscs
aysmi. i....,....,.........Mr C. Il. Rockwell
Ioni. Kill q. w. Garrison
R,sbsien n''..........,....,.,.MrJ j. H. Stoddard
1sa,.............,.........Mr e. II. Morton
HonGsrs ......................M George ksmes
Eoncf'ts
R0urisi
De lreyAi- Lot.
lie ~. L. pn,.o
SPECIAL NOTICE.
By general request, on - ~ ,
GRAND MATINEE
CINDERELLA T. LA COMARE.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09

EOR SALE in the City of ELIZABETH, N.
J within three quarters ofs hour ofNewY ork good,
well bnit DWELLING HOUSE well finished and in perfect
condition. With nine rcoms A oonSdrraole quantity ana
LOOK 20 feet. Price (heap1 t6OOO terms easy BLAME
L DUDLEY, No. 81 WilhamsL
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
NOR SALE-A very delightful PLACE of SIX

scres at Pleasant Valley. New wJersey-on the budson-
repete with everything enjoyable and good To one dong
bu in tie city and desiring bis family have the bcne
MS of the country Just the situation Threequsrier- o
a. hours sal from foot Of Christopherf in the steamer
Tnos Hulse uves opportunity 20 inspect the place
Apply 10 j. HcMlCHAEL, Bond Desk, Cusom-h House or
ED C. SMITH No. l55 Dusne-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-09
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THE MOVING PANORAMA OF TIE NILE,
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RACE OF CANNlBALs.
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BEAUTIFUL ClRCASSIAN GIRLS.
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