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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
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EOR SALE-A WORSTED BRAID FACTORY
e Braid Machines Carrsrs snd al necessary machinery ~
manufacture Of Oed Braid. Apply 81 No ~ West fes
LIT Ia. =
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Matters in Monroe Comfy.

A gentleman who has just returned from
Monroe county brings glowing reports Of
the appearance Of the grain crops, and of
the activity that Isl evinced by the farmers
towards reconsirueting their houses and
fences, also, of the spirit of quiet and order
that they are sustaing.
Els observations along the north fork Of
the Tellico river, show that the soil is ex-
eeedingly well adapted 10 the raising Of all
the grains pertaining to temperate eli
mate, and the mountains south Of the river
abound in variety Of minerals. The well
known Iron Works Of Col. johnson, have not
been in operation since the occupation Of
East Tennessee by the Federal troops, but
every energy is now being put forward by
the Colonel to reft the works with the ne
cessary machinery. This, however, viii
require a considerable length of time, as
the machinery will have to be transported
from sweetwater, distance Of twenty
FIVE miles, by wagons, over a rough, billy
road.
A movement is on foot to obtain branch
railroad from the iron region to sweetwater,
which, ifsuccessful, will result very bene-
fcially to themineral interests Of East Ten
nessee.
He found many fine specimens of gold
and silver quartz, besides, he was told that
manganese, copper, lead and 1inc were
abundant. He brought home with him a
beautiful specimen Of silver quartz, which
he found in the bed of small stream, in
the mountain. It is the opinion Of the in
habitants Of that region that such specimens
are washed down from the silver mines Of
North Carolina.
President johnson and his policy meet
with but very little opposition from the
citizens of Monroe. They were all against
the rebels during the war, and are naturally
enough against the radicals now.
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BoARp OF TRADE AT ATLANTA, GEoRGIL.-
A large meeting Of merchants was held at
Atlanta, Georgia, on Wednesday last, at
which the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREis, The great and constantly in
creasiug importance Of the commerce Of the
ely, in the opinion Of this meeting, requires
the organization Of a Chamber Of Commerce
and Board Of Trade, for the .puapose Of es-
tablishing uniform negotiations and union
Of action in the promotion Of its mercantile
interests, therefore
RcSolrod, That committee Of five per-
sons be selected 70 draw up a code of regu-
lations for the government Of such a body,
aud submit the same 10 an adjourned meet
ing, 70 be held at this place, (the store Of r.
Nj. ClarK,) on Wednesday next, the llth
instant at o'clock, p. m.
A board Of trade is a necessity in every
city, which sspires to commercial import
snco.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST tie many complimentary
notices given US by the press of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash
vele Daily Union:
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filled to overlooking with transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, it is proper that
the means Of cure should be of ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have information which will lead
them 10 avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful IN prac-
tice of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence; if they have given their atten-
ton exclusively 10 one branch Of the pro
fession, aud made themselves masters Of It,
thew have still more right TO expect sup
port, more particularly il they have ailord-
ed proof of their ability to cure. 10 TINS
latter class belongs DR.. L. L. COLEMAN
who, in his speciality, has been q beneiacto'
to the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our office,
relieving those afflicted with
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Notice

NOuce.
The Great Morsl Exhibi-
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~ Tssts al Lebanon with the Alexandra Coach
- Sunday. Wednesday and Friday; with Chez
~, Hound Coach every Monday, Wednesday and
F-idgy. Once at 81. Charles HOtel, North Market
street
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C. A. CAMPBELL
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For sale

ONE q TIE best Rasidences 10 the country. In
the southern part d tno city near TIE term aus
Of the south NasnFil.a Hone kaiiroaf, ID 4 frsf
rare nsi gh1orhood he tuii linE, a large moiaru
sso-slory oricE, 9Th len rooms, Eitchen ae. good
brick smoke house ald earrsut nuuses. good efs-
tern, large yard, vel enclosed, VIII ~ acr-s ii
gith cho.es fruit trcas- paft q used ior a hrieF
Vsri uith plenty q FNler, sud az curr.uierraa
for getting WOOD The y. and G. Hslroad 49,.
- fsa corner Of fhe risce, from uh.4t ,-1,t Il -
sfved for burnlng urlrk- Ths property l. 1870
the corporaton. aud L. therefore efarrrf - -,r.
PorAnen tAxas- A good spung + inIulsdislsIy -.
icllinz ne prcpsfty. Ierrns e1sv
snqntfe 81 hkL1JN 4 MUHFREE.
nofl-a nf ". MATT BROWN a co.
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aELF THE suFFEnSs.-ln another place
IN this mornings UNION the reader viii
find an appeal from Hon. Louis Wyeth, Of
Alabama, TO the citizens Of Nashville on
behalf Of the starving people Of Marshal
county in that State. The Judge has been
sent here on this mission Of mercy, and his
appeal ought TO be responded TO promptly.
Every days delay to furnish food to the
sufferers must result in disaster. The peO-
pie Of Nashville have slwayS been liberal
in taking care Of the poor in our midst; but
let them not be less so to the stranger who
cries for help, without which he may die.
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a MODEL RADIcAL.-The Governor de-
clared the seat of Mr.. Williams, of Carter
county, vacant, though Mr.. Williams went
homo on leave of absence granted by the
House, on account Of sickness in his family.
The people, however, have reelected him
over Upton, the radical candidate. Mr..
Upton is a model radical-of the style OF
many Of the leaders Of that faction in thin
city. He was member Of the rebel legis-
lature, led on the approach Of the National
troops, went home, and was a candidate fol
the rebel Congress and now is a leading
radical. That is natural he is a st ssso.
cite for DR.. Q. Mercer.
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MOSS ARREsrs OF PEcULAroBs.--Two more
parties alleged 10 be implicated in The great
government swindle, were yesterday
thought to this city. They were VIM. H.
Barker, Of Jacksonville, Ind, and James
Ferguson. Of Louisville, Kentucky. They
each gave bail in the sum Of Slo,ooo and
vero released.
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To the benevolent People of Nash.


The people Of Marshall county, Alabama
are in starving condition. Three persons
have been credibly informed, have already
died from absolute want; and hundreds
many hundreds, must perish unless quick
relief is furnished them.
In population Of less than ten thoesand,
there are twenty-one hundred and ghty
Persons-women, children and infrm men
without any means Of support OF per
sons who are able to work, but who have no
means to purchase supplies for farming op-
erations, there are families embracing about
two thousand more. Of the residue, not
twenty have the meaus Of helping others.
This terrible condition Of things is due to
tae war and the severe drouth OF last sum-
mer, which prevented the making Of crops.
Famine is ready to destroy what the sword
has spared.
I an in Nashville to solicit aid for my
suffering people. In the name of God and
humanity, help, or we perish.
LOUIS WTETH.
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OLD THrArEE.-Last night was the beneht
and last appearance Of Yankee Lock The
weather was very bad and consequently the
mons. va, not full. A pleasure party Of
twenty-five, who came up on the Tyrone
Was present, under the guidance Of the
youthful and gay Lord Palmersion-
To night Mr.. W. B. Arnold takes a 5ene-
IT The Msrbel Heart being the chief at
traction. This afternoon the usual matinee
takes place.
Next week Miss Alice Gray viii make her
aupearance.
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We have now pure and excellent native
vintage, spesr's samburg port wine, madc
from the Portugal grape by Mr.. A. speer, o.
New Jersey.
1t is said to be the most reliable wine in
the market, and guaranteed to be exclusive
ly prepared from the samburg grape, with
out admixture of suger or alcohol. Physi-
clans prescribe it as superior to port in de-
bility, languor, and in cases Of prostAtion
Of strength. 1t is also an excellent restora-
tive for indigestion. Numerous letters have
been written by lawyers, lecturers, and
distinguished divines, speaking in high
terms ofapprobatiOn of the healthy and in
vigOrating properties of the ssmburg wine.
Republican.
Our druggists have procured some four
years old, direct from the vineyard.
apr 7ltdltW.
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De-. J. A. CLorToS Of Huntsville, Ala,
may be consulted at the City Hotel in Nash
VILE, on .he goth. 2lst, 22d, Esd 24th and
25th inst.
In Franklin on the the 18th and 18th inst.
He guarantees 10 cure the worst cases Of
piles-or forfeit Slo,o as
City pspers please copy.
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MARKETS.
[By Telegraph

INV YoEK, april 6.
Cotton heavy at 3s639c for middlings.
Flour dull and in favor Of buyers, 81 1907 80
Extra IS 5OGs % Phe IS 6o@ll for trade brands
market closing duh.
Whisky steady, 50 %.
Opening rate for Western Wheat more steady,
closing quiet and unchanged at 81 65gI &C Mil
waukie Club, choice No. /, 81 eo9l 70; 81 50 for
Winter Red
Gold to-day has been I271s9l271ll7714 closing
at the latter.
The business at the ofise ofthe Assistant Treasu-
rer was as follows:
Receipts, sI3i,I5s, 49, Of which 1874 coo were for
customs snd on account Of losni $50 900 coin GER
tificates.
CNCINATI, April c.
Affair demand for the higher grades of Flour, but
the lower grades are dull and prices unchanged.
Wheat in better demand; No. 1 Red 81 50; Old
81 2O92 9oi no White offering.
Corn dull at 5l@5l18.
Oats dull; 35@56c for No. 2. and zoe forNo.I.
Whisky duh at 81 p.
LOUISVILLE, April c.
Leaf Tobacco sustained for all good grades with
sales of163 hhds.
Flour duh at 81.
Corn frmsr; SIC for mixed in bulk Prime White
62e.
Oats 46c
Mess Pork s25975 50.
River swelling slowly; feet 3 inches by canal
mark
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The following Arms were represented on
change yesterday
Charles Nelson 4 Co, R. NJ. Thompson,
Weakley Warren, S. A. Medary, Dolin :
Barnes, r. B. Cheatham 4 Co, Hardcasle,
Genneut 4 Co, Terrass Bros, J. J. McCann,
Mclaughlin, Butler 4 Co., Nashville Union,
A. A. Spencer & Co.
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a. RrcE1rr on One DnIIar

all furnish printed Instructions BY which sny per-
son can acquire hnsiuess sdspted beth 70 cites
and villsRes, and BY which they can secure hand
some income. luVslfds even, can DO vel bY it. IS
III l. NJ rei diire ssr INT business that n highly
rrsuectsfle. Five dollsrs Nll buy everything ne
,,essSry to commence the business WITH, and %
more thsn pay the expense q getting estShiished
n p-efsrred can furaish them- Address LOUIS
j MERTON, Ne. lS5 Grand seei, Mes YORK. tup
- snErf4-im.
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A very large Spring stock Of the latest
patterns Of wall Paper and WiHdo'0 S4aaes'
comprising all styles and qualities IN store
snd for sale by MEREifI 4 III,
A. church street, Msyaeld Building'
mhs-tf Opposite Me1"elA AA0'0''
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FIRE.-A fire broke out yesterday after
noon in a small frame shanty occupied by
the ianitor Of the Howard School building;
and before the flames could be stopped the
concern was consumed. The loss was tri-
Aing-say $500.
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INC Di.crlminating Freights.

To show how the Chattanooga Rail
road is discriminating against the in
terests of Nashville, We publish the fol-
lowing table of freights, both from this
city and ST. Louis, TO the chief points
south
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FIRES IN KSoxvuLE.-The Knoxville
Commercial Of the 9th says "Three fires
occurred Tuesday night, between the hours
of eight and twelve o'clock, the first was
Renshaw's building, on Gay street, the
second was one Of the huts on the other side
Of the river, and the third, the old Metho-
dist Church. These fires occurring sue
cessively, at almost uniform intervals, led
the policemen 10 suspect incendiarism as
the cause, who, by dint Of circumstances,
fixed upon Robert Allison and Robert Elan
sgan as the guilty parties, whom they ar
rested about one o'clock, and lodged in the
calaboose. They were yesterday taken be-
fore Magistrates Jourolmon and Morrow for
trial. The evidence, though circumstan-
tial, clearly sustained The suspicious of the
policemen, and the result was, they were
committed for trial at the next term Of the
Circuit Court. Neither defendant being
able to furnish the required bail, $4,000
they were sent 10 jail.
The buildings that were fred, were all
uuocculleuy Dub the Two IN tue city were
adjacent to others that are, and had the
flames gotten once under Roadway, it
would be impossible to estimate the amount
Of life and property that would have been
lost. The act was clearly the result of that
heartless abandon Of human nature that is
consequent TO evil associates, late hours,
idleness and drink, and ahould be taken by
every young man as 3 warning to avoid
such, and by every parent to use every ef-
fort to keep their children out of the street
after night. We hear numerous complaints
Of a set Of rowdyish boys and young men
who commit depredalions after night, and
We are pleased to learn that the eyes Of the
police are upon them. To those young
men, we extend our warning to beware Of
the consequences their actions are tend
ing TO-"
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The Ministers Of the different denOmina-
tons ofEashvine and Edgeaeld are request
to meet tie Hon. Judge Wysth at the
ok store Of McFerrin, Hunter & CO., No.
Public Square, at 10 a. m. to-day.
SEVERAL PAsroRs.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

"FGKMAN'5 Ferrsted Ehxir Of BARK OF Elixir
II or Csitsaya Bark, With Pygophosphate CT Iron
Prepsrei BY HE6EMAN a Co, Chemists and
Drugs sis, New York.
PYkOPHOsPHATE OF IRON Vas introduced BY
3 Roh5ouet az PAris IN ls5s. and received fsvors-
he uolice from the french Academy u h. cas-
sssiTl Ated, and aos dscomposed II the stomach y
food or the gsstric juice; u ~ prolnpt esneent
tonic, comblning the effects q Prospectus and
frou and y not sumulsfing CT IT tant
Oar FERRAlED ELIXIR DF hAhh p rleas-
ant Curdisi, possessing the rIiuanae properties Of
Calisava Bark, snd contains eiEht grams 81 tna Py-
ropeo-phate of Iron Ia eseh sud ouncei sni Ia Al
cases where . rnld and ethcsCi5ue Iron Tome h
desired, vii Be- i0uad most valuable prepArHron.
Samples furnished 10 Pfysieisns on app icaiiou-
PURE VACCINR CRulsIs selected from healthy
country children. warranted relishle.
HElsENkN & COS Cordial kiixir Csiisaya barl--
Aim ard Kine lcHenEss and Cdlorate foi.-h 10
zsnges. Al The shove soie ny DrafE1sts-
HEGENhS a 90,
uasrf en- Chuuiats AID pgags.sts, Nss YORK.
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CInneIunatI, OhiO.-JosEPH b. Quincy IS
our authorized agent 70 receive advertisements and
subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
New Orleans, La.-EOsIs E. OVERALL, Of
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
aren't 10 receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the Nasiuiiis Uni0l-
Memphis, TenB.-D. II. Tom Co. are
our sutherissd agents 10 receive advertisements
snd subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
joins HcoPER A Co, Publishers Agents, 81 Park
Row, New York. are authorized to contract for adj
yeftsing n our paper.
JoT, Coz & Co, Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
ipgs. New York, and Browns Iron Buildingi Phla-
delphA, are authorized 10 contract for advertising
in our paper.
SIN. PETrESorL Co, Publishers Agents. 81
Park Row, New York, and State street, Boston,
are authorized TO contract for advertising in orr
paper.
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RENovED.-Esquire Meacham hiss remov-
ed his Office to the corner Of Cedar street
and the Public squsre-cntrAnce on Cedar.
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THE PROPOSED TENTH WARD-EL RcTIoS
To-DAY.-Closely following the annexation
Of Germantown TO the city, under the style
Of the eth Ward, petition was referred to
the City Council, from a number Of citizens
Of West Nashville, asking TO be admitted as
& 10th Ward, and an election will be held
to-day, in the territory interested, to test
the sense Of the people on the subject of
annexation. The election will be held at
Mason's Store, within the usual hours of
voting. The following are the boundaries
Of the territory: Beginning on the western
boundary Of Nashville, at point where
the same intersects with Cedar Street, or
the Charlotte Turnpike; thence westwardly
with the south margin Of said street or pike
to 3 street Immediately east of the Peuiten-
tiary, and called on the City Map, Carol
street; thence southwsrdly with said Carol
street to Broad street continuing thence in
lines of lots, known in the plans Of West
Nashville, as lots Nos. so, 50, I22, I24, 1875,
1877, $50, lss, 100, 2s2, 1888, 1923, S24, and
through triangular lot No. 1868 to Division
street, so called on the map; thence east
wardly with the centre Of said street 10 a
point near the Franklin turnpike, intersect-
ing at this point the present corporation
line; thence with the meanderings Of the
said city line to the beginning.
Judges.-George Rsasley, L. X. Spain,
Geo. Moore. Receiver Of Votes-A. Renuer.
Cierks-W. r. Hunter and Levy Moses.
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Dsraasks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
cornices and Wall Paper. Large stock and
:, lowest rates, just received by Hewitt 4
Marshall, No. 81 College street.
Mar. s, In,
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THz LEorsLlrURE.-The Legislature it is
believed, will have quorum by Monday;
how long it will keep one viii depend upon
circumstance
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To Miik-men.-MilkT Tickets (pints and
quarts on different eolored eard-boards' Oh
good quality, for sale st this oiiise.
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Csrpstings, Oil Cloths, Msttings, Drugiis'
Rugs and Mats. Largest stock in NashViiie
Just received by Hewitt s Marshall, No 81
College street, Mar. In
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OuR Jos OTFIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

~ snd Chaitsnooes RaIircsd F7onDarv f.I--,,,-.s
ptIor % Lei July, is65, are noiieed tnst al such
clalEls are reserred 90 ccmmlsses q Director,
consa-ilns q Len Wade, NJ 8. HuEgins. aad Tho1
n Caldwell, ksqs-, Who reset n M1rfreesboro %
hoaa-g aad gue1day, asa sd 21ta INST
IN. TNNE8
ieosaE Geasrsl sapsriatsRdsal.
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Italian Awnings made 70 order. Furni-
ture covered and repaired by Hewitt 4 Mar
shall, No. 81 College stress. Mar. 5, I'm.
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We are indebted to Ed. willard, Union
street, for the Louisville and Cincinnati
dailies, the Chimney Corner and other
papeTs.
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department of this Paper will please
write s.UniOn Office' ON the face of
the Copy.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-But little business wal
done In the Criminal Court, yesterday.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this otice, OF
printed to order.
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1866.

RATS ucrals BIRDS ~ h0eYcreurasssi n shoot.
ing small uirds Is a cruel man whoever uis Iu on.
Terminating r1ff is a boreiart1r We sn1llt HEn
some one % give as che benefit Of thrr e1peueneo
IN diving Qua these pests. We peel alneinuE
besides ooga, cats, and traps i1r tl g. lu-.ue-1 -
sccnslnc AHIsFt1Il, n. J.
H5-see "CgsrAs's" afvert ssmgui above.
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CITY NEWS.

For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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NOlice TO shippers and Connect
ing Reads.

ERklGHI QFfLOh n. = X ~
SzsEyuLE. Mach IL. Ca }
THE " A. r. X. have released % reeve
"a P,fsioos and Appiess and pay our chai So g
-. sane We are under ne aeeessity ~ Is..s. -
Ieee.'N Y. b JONES. frt Al,
marchfl-im
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- @a--AAeA
ton.
The Manager has, at great
expense, obtained the SER
vices of Herr Lenger, the
Lion King, together with
bis Wonderful Lions and
Licensees.
This exhibition will take
place in the ring, thereby
giving visitors an opportu
nifty Of having 8 perfect
view Of these Lords OF
The Forest" before Herr
Lender enters the den.
The company comprises
some Of the finest per.
formers-male and female
either 10 Europe or
America, consisting Of
Equestrian Vsulters, Ac-
robsss and Gymnasts.
Ian. CASTILLO and Mr..
Charles Parker, the two
great Clowns, will appear
IN every performance.
MA corps Of Ushers are
engaged 10 seat our pa
irons, and the public msy
be assured that the strict
est order and decoruIn will
be preserved.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Admission............-...sl ~
Children .....s--s...... ol
Colored People,. "a
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The above figures speak for them
salves
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1866.

HCOsTAR's RAT EXTERMISATJR 3 simple.
safe, and sure the most perfect KaI-'t-stou
meeting We have ever attended. Every ksf tuat
can get T. properly prepared. VII eat q. and every
one thnt eats o Fi DE, generally, 81 some p.- a.
distant a. possible from where it vas lakeu- Lits
Shire. M.ch luror.
e. See .'C0sTAas advertisement shove.