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LAST WEEK BUT ONE
OF the engagement Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TRA0EDlENNE,
MISS BATEMAN.
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF LEAH.
Mr. Whestley In reply 70 innumerabls inquiries pegs 70
that In accordance with universally expressed desire
to Miss BATEMAN In some Of those charscters in which
she first established herself In the estimation OF the New
public he viii be compelled to withdraw this iavone upper
sonation after this week.
Miss Bstemsns engagements elsewhere prevent the posi-,
biy OF continuance Of this most extraordinary suceessiu
one.
Rerens, as Mr.. Whes.ley must Do the withdrawal OF
seats to witness he has prevailed upon Miss Bateman to
givos
GRAND LEAH MATINEE,
On SATURDAY, Feb. 10,
TO meet the wishes OF families who have found impossible TO
attend the evening of this wonderful and Justly
esteemed young lady.
WEDNESDAY, February 1866 and every night during the
week, will be presented the most
SUCCESSFUL PLAY OF THE DAY,
by Mosenthsl, entitled
IN which Miss BATEMAN will sustain her original char
scter
Mr.. J. O. Cowper, }. B. studley, :; Q. Burnett. d. e.
R,lton Geo. Becks +. b. Holmes W. II. Danvers T. Barry
H. Rendle &c, Mrs. A. Perry Faren H. Chapman, Everett
Burke. Lulu &C. &c, In the cast. -, ,
New Scenery Costumes Appontm ens and original Music
Mu,ic Conductor, Harvey b. Dodworh.
Admission, rs cents. Reserved Seats 81. Orchestrs
Chairs So Seats In Dress Circle Private Boxes, el d.
Family Circle lenssnes on Sr9,by,.,.G 80 cent?
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Gmnsfmenis.
OLYMPIC rHEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Msnageress.....M r' JOHN WOOD
trRs EsTABLnHnrxr DOES NOT ADvgRTns IN rHn
NEWBORN HERALD.)

t1Bs EsrABLnBuESr DOES ADvERTmR IN rHn
xEwI0Rx BERALD)
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb I.
- Mira JOHN WOOD
VIII appear In two Of her famous imperonatons of the
nispune this season. In the Musical Buretta OF
JENNY LIND,
introducing her celebrated limitations Of
WELL KNOWN OPERATlC ARTISTS,
and also, - Minnie, in the excellent farce Of
- SOMEBODY ELSE.
Tie performances will commences With the farce OF
q, QUIET FAMILY
Mr.: h. H. DAVENPORT having recovered from hn IN MS
with
, Mrs JOHN WOOD,
IN the new Comedy for the first time IN AmeIcs) entitled
=, . WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN.
Ana Jerfods famed nautical Drama OF
BLACk-EYED SUSAN.
Mr. GEORGE FAwCETr ROWE, -
from the principal London and Australian theaters viii
shortly make
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE IN NETWORK.
10 active preparation, the new Burssque Of
49, CINDERELLA,
AND A ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
Doors open at Il O'Clock; curtain rises a. IT,
seats secured three days Ia advance.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
Lessee and Manage WILLIAM WHEATLEY
(THn ESTABLISHMENT DOES ADVERTISE IN
THE zEw.Y0RK HERALD
IN order to facilitate the arrangements Of sme, foi tie
suing week Mr. Wheatey has thought il advisable 70
nounce the plays In which Mss BATEMAN will spptsfs
MONDAY 18th,
WEDNESDAY, l4th,
AND
FRIDAY 18th inst,
The Rev Dean Milman's famous tragedy,
THE ITALIAN WIFE,
will b. presented In which
MISS BATEMAN
VIII snttsin her very celebrated character,
BLANCA;
Or, The ITALIAN WIS
TUESDAY 18th,
THURSDAY. 18th,
SATURDAY, 11th,
Bulwer's favorite play the
will be performed. with
MISS BATEMAN as PAULINE.
Mr. whesey deeply regrets that Miss Baemsns nnprses
denedy successful must terminate the lIh
instant consequence Of prior arrangements There can,
therefore be repetition Of their attractive and intellectual
representations
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Nmusements.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
DEectolss snAh 1lhhI AZ n

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
Director. MAX MARETZEK
(rHIs EsTABLIsHuzNr DOES NOT Advertise IN THB
EEvyosK HERALD)
TO-NIGHT-PAUST.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. :, ats,
tFinh Subscription Night.
will be produced for this night only, Gounods celebrated
FAUST. FAUST,
with ts brilliant and most complete cast. including
Mise CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
Mis- ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
signofi IRFRE, ANTONUCCI LORINI,
Mne RElCHARDT, Herr MULLER:
,o ns MI CAkL bEkDMAN
ioMohhoW (rHURSDAYy OPERA IN BROOKLYN.
L'AFRICAINE,
FRIDAY EVENING-LAFRICAINE
On SATURDAY. Feb. 10-GRAND MATINEE.
- CRlSPlNO LA COMARE.
NOTfCE-The Academy having been previously let Nos
other purposes after o'clock that day the Matinee on this
occasion will
COMMENCE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Doors open at 10 O'Clock.
The sale Of reserved and tickets for any Of the shove
named performance will commence THIS MORNING a. al
the ticket Offices
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Il OANs-klFrYTWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other HIGHEST PREMIUMS have been awarded VI. l.
H. within a few years and SEVENTEEN within the last
GENERAL CLASS.
Inted testimony is presented IN their circulars from more
than go OF the most eminent rsan aud musicians IN the
country that TIE MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINET OR
GANS ARE UNEQUALED Prices, $40 to 500. Ware
rooms No. 596 broadway New.Yo
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Have tai e 20 Prenioms rod and silver medals sttho
Principal F.r IN this country within the list years
AID h eJditiop theres they were swsrdea frst Pins
Medal a Dc ineSnatoHs Exhibition IN London 1852
" competitor WITH ztS Pianos lpr1 AZ parts OF tie World
That geat superiority Of these iEsrunents uEi-
sersay ,seeded Ia nbondsry proven by hePacr that
Nessrs anyways soses Improvements and pesiiares
Of hsve beer copied by the treat mty Of
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90 DosE wSIhoor HIRnaEzfEq PArKsr kfsHTsl and
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fEuro sno America who prefer them for their ow bic
and pr, a., ~, ute whoever accessible
STE u ~ y SONS direct special attention 20 their
n $1,000, AGRAFIE ARRANGEMENT
rh, Deen practically tested IN al their Grand nd
ts Pn.ed squsr. Pianos, and admitted 10 be on. Of az
a. f.iLsnts % noden tues will bereaer be h.
ricHrAsr a. hhf PIANO MANUFACTURED BY TsKx wrrHou
oos nav this Pureaasr, in order That ALL theii
hsrumsn,. ~ SONS, PIANOS are the onlv American
Esropsss 70 Europe nsrse habsi md used
wAEEkOoMs' No. =, .ra ., -.
square sa4 living place, Nsy.YorE. 'u :" ~
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60 rubom If man Concern.

MAJORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, Jan-, 1866.
NOTICE il hereby given that all persons
who require to be- VACClNATED viii b. attended to
promptly, without charge by Application at eerof the D
peus.s where Physicians ave constantly in senduee; and
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THE EASTERN D.SPENsARf located al tho corner
Of Essex and Grand streets, over Essex Market
THE NORTHERN DISPENSARi l. located At the corner
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THF DEbiLT nfSPENSARY 10 located at the corner Of
Second avenue and Tweny-ttird street.
THE NOkTH WESTERN DISPENsARY IL located at
No. 81 Eighth avenue ..x. =,
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'' JOHN T HOFFMAN, Mayor.
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Alnsifal Jnsirnments.

DlANO-FORTES at largely reduced prices
For tone elegance o. finish and durability are
CUMMINGS JENNYs, No. 726 broadway.
'I'HE HORACE WATERS Grand, SQUARE,
Il and Upright PIANOS MELODEONS and CABI.
MI ORGANS. Wholesale and retail To let, and rent al
,owean purchased Monthly received for the
second hand pianos at barRan from $50 TO S2?3 Factory
and WsrsIoom' 4Sl Broadway Cash paid io secondhand
Pianos Pianos tuned. Sheet Music little soed at ~ cents
Per pace Brooklyn Rooms 353 Fulton st. Dime Saving.
Bank.
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WINTER GARDEN.


trun ESTABLISHMENT DOE, NOT ADvrRTrrW
THE NEW YORK HERALD)
RICHEIIET MATINEE ,IESE,
Mr.. Stuart has to announce that on
THIS WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, FEB.L
"' ''1''' GRAND BOOTH MATINEEs
will take place, which occasion
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH
WI ''p''' III Armand an JEAN DU PLEssIs.
CARDINAL DUKE DE RlCilELlEU,
" 80 RiciELiEU; GR THE CONSPIRACY.
sPLENDOR OF SCENERY,
COSTUMES APPOINTMENTS, &c.
Miss Rose Eytinge will appear de Mortimer
M Ch,' barron. Msnp1st
Mr.. j. H. Taylor. berades
0 o%iD faPurnn w Dom Sona RfSs,
usuet an officer OF Rlcioien. Guard Mr. Kemble Ma,on
fI franz s,, rss@ to w r BuMoush.
Castor, DUKE Of Orleans. Mr. :. Due DUEL
Marion de rorme Marie wilkins
wE I.sis I6sIY TtESSHSGSe Hi PER RI
'I RESFFTFf 5 Oh
Mr.. HUMPHREY BLAND.
which occasion be viii appear In his ea, character part OF
Meter M'' TF Ti iG 6fEff TIA Man
assisted by
Mr.. GEO. c. neutrality-suspicious.. 8RIERLY
~ H. ;lA NnSy tRh w
MISS "o'h AND 's;iPLfNDiiDi Gisr '''
Mr. CHARLES HENRY. the i8yorie Vocalist VIII sins
the popular ballad Of KATY AVOURNEEN."
THURSDAY.
EDWIN BOOTH As RCIIELlEU.
WOODS THEATER. Admission SOC.
w Broadway; opposite st N,eh 2,si IIsel
rrGg@ss%3ycrs Open ~ D;s$it 9S;r 81 ocloc.
"DEnnEASrE, Open Bsfiq q 9ger lgi o'clock
owin. to engagements vi aIe imperative,
MR. y. :. CHANFRAU
eorlpe ted close his remarkably brilliant en-sgerent
now exceeding 10 performance Saturday the 10th inst,
consequently MS LAST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON
MATINEE and EVENING, THIS DAY,
n. will appesr Two Characters. widely apart can be
conceived "MOsE" and " MONS. ACIIlLLE DUFARD." in
4 GLANCE At NEW.lOKK,
and the DEBtTANIE.
To conclnd. with the IRISH TUTOR
FRIDAY Feb. 9--ONLI BENEFIT Of MI CHANFRAU
MONDAY. Feb l?-Tle Irish American Comedian,
Mr.. FRANK DREW, FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLi.
NEVER invite Il lady to the Opera or Theater
without securing your scat and youf OPERA LOLEN'
GEs The ia ust essential to evenings entertain
uent az the other.
RAYSER. No. ss5 Broadway, opposite Eiblo'
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INIiREE MOST deliberately finished, 7-Octave
rosewood PIANOS for SALE at half price, very best cit
makers. with warantee for five must be aud the
TO be appreciated Apply al bArTEESONS Furniture Boz
ing EsiaoIishmen No. 500 SXth.aye. near Forilehs.
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Amusemtnis.
NIBLOS GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Notwithstanding wHEATLEl

This IsTABLIsHxEyr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
NETWORK BKRALD.)
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InS0N RIVER INSTITUTE-Snperio

III advantages; English, C,ssscs Sciences, Commercial.
STench German Piano Music ana faln'ins LEWIS gym
iS,t,,ctc-.. Term opens ATr le. The Rev ALONZO
TACK A. NJ Principal, Csyer,ck, Columbia Co., n. \.
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rNHE CELEBRATED PIANOS of ]. q

FlSCHER-he best and most reliable Pianos made over.
strung arafe and all improvements wholesale aud retail
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INEIHAN KEN BElGHIS. - ENGLlSH
w AND SPANISH POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
kew.Je-sey; c. NILLANEBDE, a. NJ Principal III. best
kchoo languages. The term the
fIst Monday IN February boarders and doy scholar. are re-
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Coz, No. Al Broadway.
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TLLSWORTHs Model Businl

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
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