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HESRy II. LREDs. AuctioGeer.
III II. LEEDS u MINER will sell by AUC

HESgy n. LEEDS. Aucto8eer.
III II. LEEDS X MINER will sell by AUC-
i IL TlON on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
J.nuary T. 10 and 49, 1866.
At O'Clock each evening
At THE DUSSELDORF GALLERY.
No. 54s Broadway, next door to lihany',. .
THE HUNTER GALLERY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN
OIL PAINTINGS.
Being the ENTIRE COLLECTION Of the late Mr.. JOHN
HUNTER of Hunters island, Wechestcr County, y. y.
comprising IN all nearly 900 GENUINE WORKS Of the old
mas'trs. .
nj. se vii an,ri to connoi'.eur rare opportunity for
tie selection Of line Pictures bcinr the
LARGEST AND FINEST COLLECTION
Ever exhibited offered IA fsle in this country. The late
owner MIR INTER- formed the principal part Of 1t fom the
year 1909 until 1885, pictures having been added since 1850
Of finest purchased especially for him 10y hs
European AGENT, Mr. HOBSON. during tie revolutionary
trouhes Francehe balance beius the careu selection OF
the lat, owner during period o' city years IL has always
been esteemed the BEST REPRESENTATIVE GALLERY
ofihe OLD MASTERS in tire UNITED STATES. There are
other picture. embraced IN this catalosue u comprising
the ENllRE COLLECTION Of the'l1te Mr.. HUNTER only.
The sal, wi lie POSITIVE and WITHOUT RESERVE.
They may be VIEWED and after TUESDAY, Jan. 2.
at the Ga LLERlES a. above
CATALOGUES may be obtained at the GALLERIES, at
the oice OF Messrs h. H. 1t DLOW Co. No. Pine st. or
at the office OF tie AUCTlONEERS. No. 20 libenys
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MORRIS WILKINS, Auctoneer.
ENN NEEI-rNPA, SAI.E of two IOIS snnth

4 \
corner Of BoomiuFeae Road and One hundred-snd
tventy.secoudt f. II. LUDLOW Co. will sell by Auc
ton TUESDAY Jan. g. 1866, at IL O'CLOCK. at the TX
change SaesToou No III Broadway tlrnity ndng), New
YoIk by order Of Aaron browning and Edie C. h. kuseler
Executors Of John f. BIownnrsoutheas of Bloom
invdae Road and One undi ed second st-two
Lots corner 1884 by 76; Inside lot - hy 833 Maps, Sc.
the office Of the Auctoneeis T. ii. LUDLOW Co.. No.
Pire.si., ucar Hrosdway. (3191)
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OyuCE op IHE AssisTAsT COxsIssaRY CENTRAL
Oy sUBsIsTEscE. No. sTArk-sT, Z


oy SUBSISTENCE. No. STArg-sT,
Nsw.YoEK. January 4. 1896
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATED
win received by the undefs sned at this ofce until
O'clock D. m on MONDAY, the eth instant for supplying the
sIlices enumerated below for is Office nom ,ns iU'h o
Januery 1905 10 the 10th Of Jnly 1906 Every siice e.ti
mated FOR mus. be- genuine Of the best quality ol is knd ana
equal every respcc 10 samples to be seen s' '' ONCE
,J welgh not less than 70 pounds to
Letter papcr Iuod TO weigh not less thsh ~ P'unu' 70
vote paper ruled to weigh less than pounds to resn
Folio pt paper rued weigh hot less than "a pounds 10
Double cap Paper ruled weigh not lees than ,s pOun'' to
ream. -,
nope paper weigh not es than "a pounds 70 fesin'
Boig paper TO weigh not les than Vo pSuhus p H. e
Ofbc.L Envelopes, white and buff, of the io'."ns sMs
No. l. s1a3l iuchesi No e. sir$ inches NO o. "'iH
Letter Enye!opes whit. and bua. 5r3, inches.
Waters OH lapef,
Mucilsse qis., pts. and o., Wire Files
ivory Paper Folders, Rodgers tfasef'
G1s%"S as.1,ns. l"s si1an. 1a foun Paper Weight
Office Tspe' . yafd'' ms',is ,,. niSpp"s zap
Red and Blne Pencils Sand Boxes
Sas1a No aJ Wafer stamps 80
e.T see Psn.~Gio,e. s 1cs ssl sSI, Leh"'"' A0''
Washington medallion
| Round EbcDy Rulers 2i inch'
Lead Pencils.
Blank Books, per quire, Cap qr
| Blank Books, per qure, DENY, 40 f7f
Blank Books. per qone, Med.,fq''
Arnolds Copying Inks, qts ,
Dsvids Black Inks qt. pts sud ls P,n. su .heep
Letter Copying BOOKS, Manns
Inds Rubber, per pound.
Ready Reference Files
Rubber Rings escorted. -. .u.eh.l A..
printed copy Of ts advertisement must os IN eonv
each and the proposals must bs sprcino IN oopy
ng precisely with all tie Each bid 70 have
ton must contain the written guaranty o' TWO
| usmes ss follows: ,,, A.. .hor
ave the undersigned hereby agee that souia .o % S
bid be accepted, VIZ will give our bond IL mo - " e
thousand dollars that tho contract shall be fuhlea :, e.
The ability Of the suretes to respond IN TIC 'I W Nv"
thousand dollars must be certified by the " . pis.lo. La.
ornsy other proper officer such certihcss 70 accompany
the proposal 90 ,, 8, ... a.. - a.. AjraLfnf n,
sooa ~ iuua' "' ''sv"''''' '"'' III. r. CLA IKE,
pvt Bris .0sH1 apdt =. q b
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rHn NEW. YORK HERALD.)
Mr.. Stuart begs to announce that on THIS (Mondsy)
NIR. EDWIN BOOTH
will make his 6h professional sppearance for nine months
In Lis grand role Of
The piece viii be presented with the same endeavor last
season to combine spendor Of production with strict
cal Correctness aud by strictly pictorial OF
The ordinary stage and by the fidelity appropriate
ness and superior exeoon Of the several means OF scenic
Illusion iocary out the spirit Of the plsy into the most
minute details and thus advance tho drama as branch OF
and renewed been added to give periec
tion TO the picture.
Every effort has also been made to place the welknown
types Of character hands fitted sustain them
and with this view In addition to the regular company en-
gaseInents have been made with
Nh. CHARLES BARRON.
who will make Bis fourth this season Lsee
Mr.. w. n. TAYLOR.
who will make bis fourth appearance as the Ghost,
Mr. CHARLES 'KEMBLE MASON,
VINO VIII appear n Mr. RE- ". 1S'ps q. DONALDSON,
who will make his fourth appearance in several ea.on' as
Horatio,
who viii make her fourth appearance Ut this thesre " the
MISS EFFIE GERMON
who will make her fourth appearance this Ophe
Orc.. MI w r. buTroush,
rirst Actor. Mr. Mnmphiy bland
First Grave isser................ MI w H. andrews
Second dravedisgcr ,Second appearance) MI L. Donney
Menrs Decher, KIM Easton, Hogan Benan, Jerome, &c
In the other characters.
The scenery la. been painted BY
Mr.. CHARLES WIrHAM and assistants.
The original music expressly composed for Mr.. Booth'
Hamlet by -
MR. ROBERT sTOEPEL.
SEATS MAYB skCULED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
AT THE BOX OFFICE.
Doors open at6ii Overture at 7:2o.
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90 Ubom it man Con1crn.
MISS BATEMAS.

I OST CERTIFICATES Notice is hereby
yi,en that p.cstion has been made the Auditor.
General Of Pennsyvnna for the issue OF uI OF the
follow Certificates of the Five Per Ceat Loans Of
the issued BY the Bank Of Pennsy ,sct
ing Transfer Agent Of the Commonwealth In the names OF
CHARLES BAKCLAY OF Bury Ill., nrar Dorsins Surrey,
Norfolk In England, esquire with benefit OF survvo,hp
which Certificate have been Lost. viz: -
No s25I dated Nov. g. 1852, Act Of April r. 1920 for
$4,000. A. -
No s9T2 dated Nov 1882 Act OF April q, 1929 for
$4,000 .. go. . - ...
No 2I dated Nov Iase Act Of Feb 49, 1902 for IS 900
No 242 dated Nov g. 1881 Act of Feb TO- 1885 Tor 5000
No 2sB dated Apnl a. 1885, Act OF June III, 1880, for
$5,l2sg nae ,o,. =, 4, mn
No Ass dated Nov g. 1882 Act Of Aprll6 less for $4,000
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
THEATRE fRANCAisE.
T. JUlGNET and c. DRIVE .Msnsser
WEDNESDAY, JAN N, 1866. at p m,
SOlREE OPERA COMQUE.
Nile. ELyI3A NADDIE,
Pra donna Soprano flon the RoyA Opera In Brussels.
Mile MARGUERITE AYOSrO.
Prims donna Soprano from Mr. Carl Forme's Company.
Mons ARMAND,
Primo Tenore of MArseies.
1her FIRST and only appearance this Winter In Newforh
LECLAlR
Orera Comiqus In sc;.. Chef deuvre by +. Halevy.
LES NOCES pE JEANETTE,
Opera Con,qge In act, by Victor Mas's.
LIZ REvElL De LlTALlE.
Grand Overture, by 4. Prodigham.
Tickets may be obtained at Dardonves No. 6'8 broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

vINO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
NOTICE hereby given that At the nrIt session OF the
Legislature Of the State OF New York wh DO made
for tho passage Of an incorporate tue GENEhA CON
VENTION OF UNIyERSALisrS in the United States OF
America the Board Of Trustees o. that bedy-Newfo
Nov. 10, 1865. r. O. nnVvn'' { Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

EVERY AFTERNOON AT n,
EVERY NIGHT AT !,
NEW AND BRILLIANT PROGRAMME.
THE GREATEST TROUPE
OF TALENTED ARTISTS, -
Fauern Gymnasic and Acrobatc ever organized on 0u
continent, together with unequalrd stud OF
HIGHLY TRAINED HORSE, ANU PONIES.
First week Of the dis,ing guished Artists.
MR.. NORTH AND MADAME TOURNA1RE,
:" PXNTOMIMIC SCENE OF EQUITATlON.
Mr.. JAMES Rob- ,>ON,
IN HIS CHALLENGE-ACr OF.tiORsEMANShlr.
MILE. ELLSLEk,
ia her graceful Exercises on th. riehlopa . >or,,,
DASHlNG ACT ON TWO PoAihs by @ Master NORTH H
ALL THE GREAT RIDER, AND ACkOBATS
IN NOVEL AND EXDl1I.U EEATS.
QUIPS, QUIRKS AND QOlDlTIES,
BY THREE INlMlTABLE CLONNS,
NAT AUSTIN JOE PENTLAAD AND w CONRAD.
THE BEAUTIFUL TRlCk-HORSE MARS
wiz be introduced by Mr. LEVI J. NORTH.
First week of the excessively comc1 extravaesnza OF
A FRENCH LADY AND CENT EAAN IN AN LN0LlSo
RIDING-SCHUOL.
PLEASE ObSEhVE
ttat during the present week -
ALL TIE VAST RESOURCES a
will be brought requsiton to urn-h entertainments q
uneoused attractive power - ,,.
BOTH AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

CIRCUS TROUPE and TIIOnouGHBRED HORSES.
TRICK PONY. wild BILL"
GALAXY OF EQUESTRIAN STARS.
Mr. EATON STONE,
whose da.hing BAREBACK.RIDlNG h the pefiec1ion u
GRACE and DARING. -,
CHARLES SHERWOOD. whose splendid Eque'rani'm
and delineationo Comic chsracieri IL unequaed.
MADAM SHERWOOD. the Charming kq1estrienne.
JOHN FOSTER. the talented and amusing Clown
MISS AMELIA the delightful Vocalist .
PROF. LANGWORTHY Master Of the Circle. 49,.
MASTER SHERWOOD. the talented young Ar'isI
IN SPLENDID ACTS OF WORKMANSHIP.
Previous to Circus the Domestic Drama oi the
WHITE FARM; OF, tho ASSASSIN STEWART.
Mssrs II. Bailey, I. Hadaway, Bridgrnsn, W. L. Jstni'
son r. Haviand r. Anderson $. Atkins, p. Stevens. Mrs.
j. j. Prior w. l.. Jamisou, q. Melville. and Miss Enras
Schell appear ,
GREAT LIVING CURIOsirlEs.
THREE IMMENSE LIVING GIANTS
THREE Of the SMALLEST DWARtS In the world.
MISS LIZZIE READ. the beautiful Miniature Lady.
TWO BEAUTIFUL tlRCAsSIAN OlhLS.
JOHN BATTFRsLY Living Skeleton. weighs 81 pounds
HANNAH BATTERsLY, hi. wife, weighs 'ul pounds
A MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN and celebrated
SNAKE CHAkMER.
h.ndl-.ths LARGEST LIVING SNAKES.
WOODkOFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASs-BLOWERS.
A GLASS STEAM ENGINE IN MOTION. =,
Llbino Boy Cosnlorsuas, Learned Seal, Happy Family
and Grand Aquaris. -
Admission. 30 crnts. children uncer ten' ID cehs'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

DRYANT's y,,.a~.v .,o,. c,.,a
ID MECHANICS HALL No '51 'p51psfIIsST siTCcrsS
'~n o. Mh. clIIsssSssss lIIis. sssaiiiai MESTY; ps;a.,io
The pleasing vocslIs, viii ;,an,StE' IN te' FATHER.
Dan an. will B. casspt!ia6S pt NsPi1n Speech
in AMI wv fRANCAlS.
9Th ,eresns of laughter, Introducing
heceven n.1n n,21nIy y AZ aG AS JOCkO, THE MONKEY
LIiu.E E.sL %f Of Charley White, nau.ica sketch
fohuVe'y 's'' "HIACk-EYED WILLIAM.
- ROLLiN HOWARD,
A.. c,..e 3uresqus Artist Wednesday Evening ncII
OOJREES OF CHAMBER MUSIC,
- A. DODwORTHS HALL No. 8c6 BROADWAY
~ Mesns WM. MASON, TIiEO. THOMAS
r MOsENTHAL. q. MAT2kA, sad r. BERGNEE
..,. The pleasure Of announcing .her .....,.
"''' FIRST sOIREE Oh CHAMBER MUSIC.
FOX WEDNESDAY EYES,s3; JAHu1hf ~ "o sei'eS
"a - assisted hy ,r,,, .,,rc
Mesifs J. HESS and II. MOLLENHAUEh.
SINGLE TICKETS. q, 20 A. stnnx.v
aen. Nos n and - East Fourseuths at Bee schrner
Ma Jvi Brosdwsy, saa n SshabvstA Co.h w 6s0ss"H
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Sales bn Anttiorl.

4 JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER,
~ OFFICE No. c FINEST.
SALES Of REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDs &c, at
public and private sale.
Sales OF Furniture at residences.
Also. outdoor sales.
Executors, Trustees and other sales solicited.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.

:.
EXECUTOR's SALE of LOTS on Byrd,
~ On.hundrsd and thireth and Onehundred and',hry
frst-sts, at Auction.-E. H. LUDLOW Co. will eel at
Auction TUESDAY, Jan g. 1860 y u o'clock al the Ex'
change saesrooms No. III Broadway Crrniy Budngl New
ork by order of Wm Wood. Executor of John Hancock
Byrd One hundredand ,hrtieth and Onehunded and
Tsis,s east of the Boonngda Road2o Lots each 70 Zee.
100 feet deep Maps &c. OF the Office OF the
Auctioneers, +. ii. LUDLOW Co.. No Pine'st, near
Broadway. Messrs WETMORE BOVINE, Attorneys.
(3,i93D
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Amnsements.
WINTER GARDEN.

Lessee and Manager. ger.................Mr.w W. STUART
stage Manager }. U. HANLEY
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ THE HATEMAr CONCERTS
Nh II. l. BATEMAS r.sprctigly announces that the
SECOND FAREWELL CONCERT OF MILF. PAREPA
VIII take place on MONDAY EVENING. Jan
Tn. PROGRAMME Will contain several morceanx now
be ard for the FIR, time AZ these entertainments.
By MILE. PAREPA-"O Luce ds quest Anims," from
Linda ARIA from ssnpson. lie, the bright seraphiin
lcorne, ob..o 10y Mr. J. lEy; Prayer irom Larlins by
w V. Wallace, "Sw-rt Spirit, hear Payer" and 10y
universal requ-s Baco' vocal war. by Sisnor Ardi,L
Bv Mr J. LEVY" The Exile. Lament" by Roch Albert
and tho " Levyg,han Polka" by HERR CARL ROSA
Aniane aud Finale" from Mepdessohus Concerts end
Fsn'asi, theme, from 1rovs,ofc" by =. II. MILLS
Lisrt. grand usnscpion Of theme. from La somns lbns
and the Second Tasnele,' by hmseL BY the ORCHES-
IRA. under the direction Of HERR CARL ANsCHUIL-
Overture % Ob.ron.f by WFEERi Andsnte from Sym
phony in Is MINOR by +. kCHNElDER; Overture to FRA
hiayoo," BY AUBER: aud CORONATION MARCH. from
- Le Prophetic" by MElFEBEEh
THE THIRD AND LAST CONCERT
will take place on TUESDAY EVENING which occasion
an entirely new prosrammc viii be rrrsenicd.
NoricE-In order 20 avoid pressure at the
ticket office it !. earnestly requested hat intending visitors
will procure their tickets IN advance by which much OF the
inconvenience Of saturday ght may he avoided.
Tickets One Dollar Reserved Seat. tii,y Cents Extra
Tickets be- had the Academy Of Music Beer scirn
er No s0 broadway; Schubert Cos, No. $40 broadway;
W. Pond Co. No. 5s7 Broadway; and Root, Anthony
Co, No. n Nassau.'t.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

GALE Of L. s. SHIP JOHN ADAMS.-The
- L. s. .hip Iohn Adams win be sold .. p.Lsc tscton at
The Boston Ssvy.Yad on TUESDAY, tie lotk d4y Of Janu-
ary, 1861, At l. O'Clock u.
The John Adams l. Gove,lrrentbut vefscl-Tegister-
suEth l2981 feet: breath. 81 feet depth. l5s2 feet
Five per Of the purchase money must he pad on the
day o. sale and tae balance before ns vessel removed from
lie Yard wlih must be within six day, after An
tory the aiic 70 sold with tie ship vii be found at
the Yerd. ;. H. SThiSGuiM, Relr. admiral,
De l6 1865. Coiumsuden; Of Navy ard Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

viii be introduced by Mr. LEVI J. NORTH.
AFRENCH LADY AND GENTLEMAN IN AN EN9LISH
RIDING-sC HooL;
'I' '''''s '"l AL LIT TIE VAST RESOURCES
will be brought requson. to iurnirh entertainments -
'"'s'''I BOTH ajiii AFTERNOON ASD EVENING.
.WALLAcK'; ,, y, LESTER wAnn.c.
,rur, rsrAB1,snrExr DOES NOT ,pvERrIsR IN THH
sEw.YoRK HERALoD
rNrERH5sTHSs AND Sf'fi ErFEcfTvE DRAMA.
'''''n'as saFsAHKLISc Ayp BRILLIANT Comedy.
PROGRAMME FOR TIE WEEK.
According to this arsng cement.
MONDAY.
WILDE presented Love-. ;. Popular Play,
7, x,,,b will appear roYs Me. AiH j. W.l.ct John eb.
Cha. Fisher S''sn i I:ss T. SS5sSn w sa:
Burke Mrs. John ssfsOn s,,,p ,pa ~ w Barrett
In corcnence Of the crowded s,as Of the house 1t tbs
''' Sp'''eA''''DIL LOST IN LONDON
VIII HENRY DUNBAR;
Or. The OUrcAsr: -
will be produced with New Scenery Music Ac' ana uso
e''' w WEDNESDAY NEXT.
THrRsDAY-THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
FuDAY-HENRY DuNBAk.
sATURDAY-LOVES sACRlFlCE.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
N Lessee and Mansser...........wM WHEATLER
(rns EsTABLrsHxESr NOT ADVERTISE IN rHs
XEwYoRK BBRALD.)
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
Of the brilliant engagement. Of tie u,hfu and talented act
' MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
who wi appear the remarkably successful eu1otonai pay
OF L. w. TsyiegTe, entitled
EAST LYNNE
OR. THE ELOPEMENT.
.re. ,iroh herr rYeat dual characters oi
LADY ISABEL and MADAME VINE.
Messr, j. W. Collier, J. q. Burnett. j. Nunan, r. barrys
T. W. Blaisdell Z. b. Holmes, Rendle Nolan Ae, aci
Misses Mary Wells Maria Maeder Carrie Burke Everett Sc's
&C., in tine cast
TUEsDAY-LiST NIGHT BUT FOUR Of
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN
WHO viii appear in East Lynne.
Mr. whe,,ley bers to announce that he has made -
gssement with ~ ,,
TIE CELEBRATED TRAGEDIENNE,
who viii her hrst appearance since her return non
MONDAY EyENIG JAN. IS,
In her celebrated character OF
SEATS MAY BE SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Admission, IS cents. Reserved Seats 81 Family Circle
(en,gsnce m Cro.by-st.). 80 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
4 Joy RTSHTON's

4 ICY RUSIlTONs
IL NEW.YogK THEATER
Nos "a and 20 Bro,tway orpo,t. Tie New York Hotel
Sole Lessee sna Man.sercs. Mss Lucy kusHIoN
THIS Nouday1 ENE.lSD. January D. 1890. viii be PIE
sent.d, 10 three acts 1oins Comedy Of
THE HONEYMOON
DUKE oi n
Captain Ro ando. = W rA.
Count Mcnfalhti w "
siEnof
Jsqu-z Tho MOCK Dgks. Mt T. fiscide
Juliane. Lucy hnshon
WIS MsiA -hlth
ioSus
IN SECOND ACT VILLAGE DANCE.
Previous 10 the Comedy, the fare. of
A MAN WITHOUT HEAD.
bbhfous WI a'"'
Prfcrs ADnIssioS-PH9uet Circle Seventy hye Cents
Ochesra hairs. One Dollar and Fny Cents Drcs. Circle
Filty Cents, Balcony seats. one Dollar; Balcony Private
BoIrs Five slI. Seven and Eight Dollars, Private boIe'.
Ten Dollars.
Door. open at Il; Performance to commsncen7i
Acting Msnsy'r and Ifeasufcr IL H. DAVIS
STAG. j.
Box Once open from I'll p Seats secured III
days in advance"
In active PREPARATION.
NEW GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Amnsements.

NEW-YORK CIRCUS
IN (HTPPOrHEATRON).
For.teen.h-st., cIposts the Academy Of Music.
(rHls IsrABLuEMENr DOES NOT ApvERrlsn Tns
NgW.YoRx HBRALD.)
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
NEW ARTISTS AND NEW ACTS
First appearancest this establishment OF
MR.. LEVI J. NORTH
whose graceful snd classic style Of Equesansm has rendered
his name celebrated throughout Europe and America
COTINUfD TRIUMPH OF
ROBINSON TIE CENTAUR,
THE GREATEST BAREBACK RIDER
who hss ever lived whose
RECKLESS DARING FEATS
UPON SWIFT BAREBACK COURSER,
are invariably received with
IUMULTUOUS ENTHUSIASM.
MATlNEES EVERY DAY AT a.
MAT1NEES EVERY DAY AT 2
MATlNEES EVERY DAY AT H.
ALL THE SUPERB ATTRACTIONS
Of the New York Circus will be brou .ht forward.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

"SOLON sTIINOLE" At HOME AND ABROAD.
In NewioTs. last season, Mr. Owens eecirhet the town
with HE mastery personaion which enjoyed bn liant
run" Of HCSDRED sEvgsrY consecutive nights,
snd pronounced by the entire critical fres Of the Me
tropois
"0sE OF rux xosr xsGSiyrciEvr PIECES OF CHARACTER
ACTING KyNR SEEN OF ANT STAGE"
In London where his engagement OF siI weeks was eI
tended 90 -ishi, Mr. Owrnss artistic success was equally b
liant The entire Press Of London and especially the leading
critical organ, Of London. the Atheneum" Literary Kf
view Pal Mall GsEe';e" andthe London Times though
they denounced th. original piece unworthy OF Nj Owens
united in pronouncins s pe.onsion a. the most con
snd perfect character yaio with which the hnsh
stage OF the pr-.eu, day IL familiar opinion which
CHARLES DICKENS. THE NOVELIST.
warmly and folly indofsed In unsolicited eiIor Of cora'u
laiiou, now Ia Mr. Owens, possession.
MOI DAY. Jan. g. 1866
EVERY NIGHT DURING HE WEEK, AND on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
vii be presented new thre~act Characteristic American
prsms eIpfey ~rt.n ief M owens and no" offered io'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

(TBIs xsTABLisHnRNr DOES NOT ADvERTIan IN
TN KEW IORK HERALD.l
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
THEATER.

BROADWAY THEATER.
- George Manaser.
"soLON suINGLEp AT HOME AGAIN.
En,asenent OF the great Comedian.
MR. JOHN r. OWENS,
who will make bis rt sppearance In NewYork since his re-
turn from Europe. in
NEW THREE-ACT VERSION OF
"SOLON SHINGIE."
Expressly adapted for him and In which he renders his
FAMOUS FERSONATION or "SOLON sHlNGLE,"
Recognized and ppAadd by the leading cities OF England
and America. As the
CREATEsr CHARI,rYnir,rioS KNOWN TO EiTHSR THE IN
GLIsH on AhEKICAS STAGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
OLYMPIC rHEATER.
" Sol. Lessee and dMansgeress...... .Mrs JOHN WOOD
ohsL"


(THIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES sor ADvERriE II rHn
Skw.YORK HzkALD)
LAST WEEK
OF the successful spectacnlar Romance, entitled
MONTE CRlSTO; .,,
ON, THE LONE PRISONER OF THE CHATEAU DIR,
In which the fAyor,c and eminent artist,
NJ +. T.. DAVENPORT 80
(hayin. recovered from his late indIsposition) will
appear
EDMOND DANTES.
The Spectacle produced IN style OF msgnihcence surpa"
Ing nny preyi prediction at tli. the itIe with
GOROFOUs SCENERY DELIGHTFUL MOSIN,
HUMOROUS MASKS. COSTUMES,
WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EfFECIS,
AND A POWERFUL. CAST
On MONDAY ENfNlNG. Jan. Is,
VIII be produced the beautiful play In tive acts entitled
IT. MARC;
OR THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE,
performed thous FINLAND Ireland Scotland and America
with unqualified approbaton written expressly oy
H. Wilkins. eq FOR Mr. b. L. Davenport and IN when that
artist will appear ia li. original characi.r. supported oy
CAST OF CHARACTERS WORTHY OF SfECiAL Ai-
TENTION.
Door. open at :, O'Clock; curtain n'es precsey ..
O'Clock.
seat. secured three days n advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

EOXS OLD BOWERY THEATER.
l. Lessee, Director and dMln,srr..........o. L. FOX
(ruis rsrABIIsnxEsr DoEs ADVERTISE IN rHE
SEw-YOaK HERALD
MISS FANNY HERRING
THE RAG WOMAN AND HER DOGS.
Nr a. l., FOX ". n. WHALLEY Mis-. II. DENVlL.
TIE WONDERFUL DOGS LAFAYETTE AND
TTIt SDEr.
MARRIAGE Al ANY PRICE.
SIR Lewis Mes'eyer MI Msrien, Miss. D. steele
BOY WITH THE AUBURN HAIR
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
VOCAL IysTRUCTION-Mrs. EDWARD

IODER will her course Of private in.'fnc
ton ga ITALIAN ENGLISH and OhATOklO SINGING
tl. urst week Ia October Mira LODER will BE- AT home
ur that date every morning between The hour, q u and
orock or written applications be sent there No. ~ IA.
Thirty ,rcondst near Lexington oT 10 thioiefng
4 Sons Piano Rooms No 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Amusements.

DARNUM's MUSEUM AND CIRCUS.
ID BROADWAY. between Spring and Princes.s.
(rHu xs.ABL!sHxEyr DOES not ADvsRrms IN rHn
NETWORK HeRALD.D
CIRCUS AND DRAMA TWICE EACH DAY.
CIRCUS AND DRAMA TWICE EACH DAY.
ONLY CIRCUS ON BROADWAY.
ONLY CIRCUS ON BROADWAY.
BRILLIANT EQUESTRIAN STARS.
BRILLIANT EQUESTRIAN STARS.
BEAUTIFUL DRAMAS
BEAUTIFUL DRAMAS.
SPLENDID DRAMATIC TALENT.
LIVING HUMAN WONDERS.
LIVING HUMAN WONDERS.
100 900 CURIOSITIES. l0oOO0 CuhiUslliES
AFTERNOON AT 3-EVESiNG Al IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-11
Removal Of the Dispatch Office.

The Dispatch ~counting-room and PRINT
ing establishment are being removed 10 tle
spacious building at the corner oil MAIN
and Twelfth streets, the whole OF when
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mcnts. This change is rendered necessary
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creased and daily increasing business of
the Dispatch newspaper and printing es.
tahli>hmcn, as to put ourselveSin the most
eligible position for the convenience ofthe
public.
The arduous work of removing such an
establishment is one TO be dreaded before
ii is begun, as il will afford delight when it
is over. Ye, it will be accomplished with
ont the loss of single days publication OF
the Dispatch. On Monday morning we
shall be at the new house-connting-roo
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ton, and better arranged, with greater
facilities for the successful management of
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After to-day, our friends will hand their
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