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,Tprr MAxrNs-Never taste an atom

SENSIBLE MAxuGs-Never taste an atom
when you are not hungry il is suicidal.
Never hire servants who 90 in pairs, as
sisters, cousins or anything else.
Never speak OF your father as the old
man.
Never reply to the epithet Of drunkard,
fool, or a fellow.
Never speak oontemptuously Of woman
kind.
Never abuse one who was once your bosom
friend, however bitter now.
Never insult poverty.
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tiofo connections made A. stevenson and Gnat-
tanOOza for Gil cities kast and South.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
Nashville and Northwestern Zine.
ExPKEss PAssEEGER--Leaves Nashville for
Johns0nville, and al points West ana Northwest,
az 2l0 P. n. Leaves Kingston Springs At $50 r.
\. Arrive At Johnsonville $40 r. y. Returning
leave J0hnNonYilla at ITO A. n, Arrive AZ Kinss-
ton 1910. p. n. Arriyo AZ Nashville at tl;i0 p y.
AccOHNOD aTfOE.-LeaVe Nashville AZ Ais, p. \.
Arrive az Kingston az 6l0 r. y. Arrive AZ
J0hnsDnyille AZ 1880 p. n. Leave Johnaonville az
l:50, A. M Leave Kingston Springs Sis, A. n.
Arrive AZ Nashville at sos A. H.
Trains on the n. 3 N, w. r. r. connect az
yohns0nViile, with the Cairo and J0hnsonViils
Packets without fail.
80 Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con
Meeting with N. and N. W. Railroad.
So Passengers b. this routs save eEpehse Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
So Trains stop At 81 intermediate points
Procure tickets az II G. Jaekson's opposite Sc
Cloud Hotel. or AZ the CHATTANOOGA Depot.
w. p. TNNEs, Gcn1 Supr,
N. q Q. and n. W. R..
J. W. BROWN. 0en1 Pas Agent
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FOR SALE.
A Stern-Wheel Steamboat

OF ABOUT NINETY FIVE is9 TONS
ONeaasrsncna draws bat ten I'D inches hrhf
~ exoellsnt new machinery. and Il we'll lifted
for trade where light dranghs and speed are re-
Assiy 70 G. CASHIER. stsubsnvills. Ohio.
ere ihs can bs seen. issp4dlR-Nls
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EDUCATIONAL.
Crocker's School
WHITES CREEK SPRINGS
Twelve Miles North Of Nashville.

VlHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
retired and healthful situation affords advantages
for study. unsurpassed by any place in the State.
Price Of board. tuition. washing, fuel and lights,
SIS per session Of twenty weeks. payable in ad-
vance. The students are required to furnish their
own towels and bed c0yer, including sheets and
pillow slips. laul0-3m
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SPEAKER HEISKELL
SENATOR FRAZIER
- -up
NEGRO QUESTION.

Some DAYS since we published certain
questions which were prOpounded 70 Messrs
FRAZIER, HEIsKELL and lNMAN, on the
negro suffrage question, requesting an ex.
preston from them as TO what course they
as members Of the Legislature, would pur-
sue, IL that body should attempt TO enfran-
chise the negro in Tennessee. The reply o.
Speaker HEIsKELL and Senator FRAZIER
viii be found annexed.
KNOXVILLE, Sept. %, 1s66.-Messrs.
WIZ. P. CRTPPES, F. II, BOUNDS, and 9th
ers. In a recent number Of the Knoxville
Commercial you ask my colleagues, Senator
FRAZIER and Representative INMAN and
myself IL we Hare in favor Of investing the
adult negro population Of the State of Ten
nessee with The fight Of suffrage" and I'd,
SHOULD your Legislature be reconvened,
will you vote for any resolution, bill or act
comforting the right Of suffrage upon the
negro Ia the State Of Tenuesseep p 81
believe It 70 be the duty Of representa-
tive respectfully to consider and candidlg
reply TO any question that his constituents,
or any portion Of them, may publicly pro-
pound 20 him in regard TO any matter Of
public interest, whether he differs or agrees
with them upon Il, and when a majority Of
those whom he represents instructs him to
vote for a specified act or bill that is to be
introduced into the Legislature, believe it
to be his duty TO 40 vote If ne can consist
emily do so-otherwise, he ought 10 resign.
/ therefore, very cheerfully, proceedto reply
TO your interrogat0ries:
So much has already been said and writ
ten on the subject of comforting this right
upon the negro, that conceive II to be use
less 70 attempt an elaborate answer, for,
though ] might, without any great effort,
give many reasons Why the negro should
not have the right 70 receive that privilege
] doubt II could advance a single idea
which YOU have not all seen and heard a
hundred times before, and perhaps much
better and more forcibly said than / could
express il. / hope, therefore, gentlemen,
YOU will be content with a very laconic
answer then, am decidedly opposed to
"investing the adult negro population" with
the right Of suffrage; and If at any time,
while have the honor to serve as your re-
preventative, any resolution, bill or act
comforting" that right upon that class Of
our population, should be presented for the
action Of the Legislature, ] will most GER
tainly vote against it, and use every means
in my power, consistent with the right and
duty Of a legislator, to prevent its passage.
Very respectfully,
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L w A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.

0FFIcE or GENIAL SUPERINTENDENT.
N. x q. AND N. h N. W. RAILWAY.
Nashville. Tenn. August Ia. 1885,
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
" 18TH, 1855, and until further notice Pas
senger trains viii run a. follows:
Nashville and Chattanooga Laze.
Leave Nashville for ehattanoosa and an points
South. ATTIC A. ~ and 400 p. n. Arrive a. Chafta
nO0ga at 5.33 P. n and zoo A. n. next day. Re
turning leave ChattanooTa az i.l5 A. y. and 90
~. Arrive at Nashville az l:i5 r. =. and 5;i5
A. \. next day.
An trains connect at wartraee for shsIbyviIIs.
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EVANS, FITE & co.

Van Barren County. Tennessee.
ATTACHMENT.
w. s. Bledsoe o. ]. r. McGee.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT OF
the plaintiff. hiatt defendant in this cause
Is nonresident OF the State: IL is ordered BY me
that publication be made in the Union and Amerf-
can. four successive weeks. commanding said de-
fendant 70 appear at my ofice in Van Buren,
county on the 2oth day Of October Isi6 and de-
fend said suit, o. the same viii be proceeded with
DAVID MOOR, J. P.
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NEW.YoRK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT la6a
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, iSto


p.,n.er Station In New YORK. corner Twenty seventh st
aud touIthavs Entrance on Iwenty'"vrnttfst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.iOnh:
For New. Haven. 100 goo(EI.D liJO M ELS, (EIJ
400 tkI.,) l43. 40 aud SEQ ED M 49,. ,u
For Bridgeport. 100 8Ol. ,Elpj iLD nj i@i'' tthJ
200 tEt,l 3f3, 80 and 800 (fI p M
For Milford and stfatord 200, I'D m, - ~ p m
For fsirheld Southport aud Wespofi. ' iL'o' H. i'''
1872 M - ., ooo ~, .,,,- ~, ,
I 90 tIrl 3l5 40, SO, 800 tELJp NJ
For naren 100 a90. Ii.a0 g. m ;di3, ~ aW 8. m
Fof lfesnwieh, 90. $50. ll.DAm ~, i",oD oJpm IN
For Stanford 100 SEQ (ES) $50 llJp u" IIo, tth)
3GO tFxjJi iS 90 SO go 800 tE1l p " "a, a.o q, n,
For rort Chester aud intermediate stations ''' A'' INV
a M 145, T. 30 go. $50. 100 o. tn .,,,,
49, CONNECTING TRAINS. ..
For Do,so, ,i, surrrl,J gOOa m. (EIl 200 (Er,)aoo
i@r Bo.,on via Shore Line. i2lA tEI.) BOO op m.
Ior iart,.rd and Springfield, $40 q. ~. Ex l2i3 doo
~, Cgnnsct,rnt River Railroad 900 M EI,) iai'p IN
10 Morsfeal 800 p. N 20 Noftnsihp.on , III, m r.
ror iirf,rd PIoydeaco and FsLAhl HaToad, AGO. tErJ
T. m N,m Haven Now London and stoninston Rsirosa"
O0 q. m. H. 300. 500 2 M . u,A,
For { anal Railroad. lRlp O. NJ 70 4'''''"'"P'']
Lor ioasrtonle Railroad. u H. m
Nor Nausaiuea Railroad 100 a ni AVo m "A,
Nor D.nhur, and NorwaIk Railroad, 7UO, 9Jo n m v"
JAMES u HofT ssw
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EfTABLfsHNFyT
THE NEw.YoRK HERALD)
Mr. stusr. begs to announce that on
THURSDAY EVENING. January H.
MR. EDWIN BOOTH
will make his eighth professional for nine months
HAMLET
Tho piece will be presented with the endesvor o last
to onS bv SGs S
the ordinary and by the hdey appropriate
and superior execution Of the several of scenic
illusion to carry GU, the spirit of the play into the most
minute details and thus advance the drama bfancn o.
national literature and art All the been refreshed
renewed and have been added TO give per'ec
ton TO the picture.
Every eaot has also been made to place the weknowo
types OF character the hands best fitted 70 sustain he
AID with this addition to the regular company en-
gagements have been made with
Mr CHARLES BARRON,
who will make his eighth this season s Laes
will ";ss h caARhEs fiRh PKEMsLE S
"'' VIII appear NIX i1' v. S'1s 4: DONALDSON.
who viii make bis eighth appearance in several seasons
MRS MARIE WILKINS.
Who will make her eighth appearance at this theatre 'ns
S' MISS EFFIE GERMON
who VIII make her eighth appearance this season opne
Polonius. NJ Dyos
Osrc ~. ", e. 9Is
Second :, l. ponneny
Mes.r Detcisr Kna, Eastcn Hogan Bien.n Jerome nc.
in the other characters.
The scenery 1i' GsfP g'Hff y and assistants
The original music expressly composed for Mr. boo'ns
N''He' " MR. ROBERT sToEPEL.
D'''' open sfilcfsE Hsfl.s .ASsNoyScEMEsr
FIRST GRAND BOOTH MATINEE.
Doors open st l2A Commence at l. Terminating In tim:
for parties FROM the country to reach the return trains and
boats
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INTEREsTISa AND EFFECTIVE DRAMA,
alternating with
SPARKLING AND BRILLIANT COMEDY: o,
PROGRAMME ACCORDING TO THIS AhhANoh
MENT.
THURSDAY
Colemans Comedy,
THE POOR GENTLEMAN,
character, by Me.su. Mark Smith, FIederick Koonson m
Charles FISHER Young George Holland Norton, r. hing
gold Graham Mrs. Vernon and Miss Madeline Henriues.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY I'd and Sd time htreh AZ,
drama In Five Acts by Tom Taylor, esq iounded Oh S
BIsddons celebrated Novel
HENRY DUNBAR
Or, THg 0rTcAsT.
MONDAY-A Popular Comedy.
TUESDAf-HENHY DUNBAR. mum
In preparation, Boucicaults charming Comedy IN IN =
IRISH HEIRESS. and SheIidan's fIe Comedy IhE
RIVALS.
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tTnIA EsTABLnHnENr DOES NOT ADvERTisE IN rHn
xEwYOHK HERALD)

tTniA EsTABLnBnENr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN rRn
yEwYoRK HERALD)
LAST WEEK
Of the successful Spectacular Romance entitled
MONTE CRISTO;
On THE LONE PRISONER OF THE CHATEAU DIF,
In which the favorits and eminent artist,
Mr.. f.. l.. DAVENPORT,
(having recovered from his late indispositon) will
appear as
EDMOND DANTES.
The Spectacle produced In style Of msnfence eurpass
ing any previous production at this theatre. with -
GOR0E0US SCENERY, DELlGHTFuL MUSIC,
HUMOROUS MASKS COSTUMES,
WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
AND A POWERFUL CAST.
On MONDAY EVENING. Jan. Is.
VIII be produced the beautiful play in five acts entitled
ST. MARC;
Or THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE,
performed throughout England Ireland Scotland and Amerc
with most unqualified appreciation; expressly by
H. Wilkins esq, for Mr. Il. L. Davenport and which thai
artist viii appear in his original character supported bya
CAST OF CHARACTERS WORTHY OF SPECIAL AT
TENTION.
Doors open at u o'clock curtain rses precisely at q
O'Clock.
Seats secured three days in advance.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Mansger.....-.......WM. WHEATLEY.

~ uAhDLNs
~ Lessee and Manager. WHEATLEY.
(rHis ESTABLISHMENT NOT ADVERTISE IN rHD
H2w.yORK BERALD.)
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN II. 1865,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
OF the brilliant engagement Of the youthful aud talented act
ress, -
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
who will appear remarkably successful emotional play
Of G. w. Tayleure, entitled
On, THE ELOPEMENT
sustaining her great dual characters Of
LADY ISABEL and MADAME VINE.
Messrs J. w. Collier J. q. Burnett j. Nunan, r. Barry
J. w. B'aisdell. T.. b. Holmes, Rende; Nolan. &C., 8c
Misses Mary Wells Maria Maeder Carrie Burke Everett &C.
Gc., in the cast
FRIDAY.-LAST NIGHT But ONE Of
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
who will appear in Eas. Lynne.
Mr. Whea,,ey begs 10 announce that he has made
gagement with
MISS BATENAN,
THE CELEBRATED TRAGEDIENNE,
who will make her first appearance since her rturn hou
MONDAY EVENING. JAN. u.s.
In her celebrated character OF
LEAH. -
SEATS CAN BE SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Admission, IS cents Reserved Seats. 81. Family Circle
(en;rsnce on Crosby.s,.), ~ cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tralns leave
IL Jamesslip New York ts foilows:
$500 a IN. Grecnpot Mail, stopping a! AL sialions
u 90 q. N. foi Syossrt.
3op In Y.phank Kspe. and to CFeenpoh on saturdays
4:o0p. IA. Syoss-t Erpess
500 y. ~. for Farming ng.hlr.
Trains for Rosyn and G.cn Head leave a 300 a. m and
.O1 p. m. changing cars at Mineola.
Sunday EIcur.!on llains leave Hunters Point A. 10
Il. WITH b., Superintendent.
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

II
ROAD-On and Monday. Jan. !, 1896 trains for Al
bsuy and Troy, connecting with NofthoTn and "csfh Trans
yili cave New-l orb AZ follows;
7.J0 H. via Hudson River Railroad Th'itiethsi and
Tenth ave- connecting with treIns for North aud West
lOa M via Hudson River Railroad conn-c.n. with North
e. "A and Wesern trains. .
ii N. via Harlem Railroad TwentysiIhs;. and Fourth
ave. connecting with trains Tor North and West
as p via Hudson River Railroad. connecting a. Troy
with rain for Montreal with Sleeping ears attached 80
4l5 D. M via Harlem Railroad connecting at Albany with
Westrrn trains and AZ Troy with Il. and :. and l. Ind H.
road. for points North. with seep.n.cars attached
D D. No. Via iludson River Railroad sleeping cars Tom New
YORK to Buffalo snd Suspension Bridge without change Also,
10 Montreal VI. Saratoga. Ihi- train on Sundays
10 o. m via Hudson River Railroad, with sleeping cars at
iached connecting Albany and Troy with morning trains
for Moth and West. - 49,
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.IBLO's GARDEN.
MISS BATEMAN.

II Il with much pleasure that Mr. WHEATLEY snnonnces
tue engage of the eminent young American
Mrs BATEMAN. who, hter absence abroad oil thiee
years. will make her reappearsnce at Nblos Garden on
MONDAY, Jan. Is. 1866, ,. 9,
in her celebrated roe Of LFA In Mosen,has beautiful
tragedy Of that name.
The long career of Miss Bs.ctn in England, where her
many in tho legitimate drsma and Ia those
which she win repe here have been acknowledged and
recorded by the abes pens and witnessed by the largest a
dences ever assembled within the walls of either Metropolis
tan or Provincial theacr renders unnecessary to dwell on
the interesting reapp.snce IN this city, where
she has always warmly welcomed. Mr.. Wheatey
the occasion by presenting the dramas in which
Miss Batemsn appears worthy OF the young artse
reputation and the he,ry appreciation which the public has
slMayi % generously lavisbed on her Efforts -
The sale Of tickets during Miss Batemans enrsgemen will
continue days in advance The Boz Sheet viii be opened
on the corresponding day In each previous wees
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- Wtean Cleaners.
Oy,ot O, WELLS, FAnse 4 Co.,

Ovy1oE o. WELLS FAheo x 70, I
sKASp CALIFORNIA ExPREss ASp y .w Yovv W.
hx No. 81 BRoApwir NEW G,,,IC 1okx,
PERs Of FRElGH1r so sovas les BEEN rn1h .Spausd
r .ayNSs 9s:s pa 'ssAcSic nfc MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.
:. Isssiss rsc1y Sandwich Islands Con-
fe.m.rSs nd We.t CoS, soe,h america. n.,,h.
6y ,a .nv =, onr office, NO "a broadwaS' OF HeS"
ss.%er. os viii .s M and 2l' Of each month";
80 a. ,ans s,o;sbt .n received on day OF sailing
sss,sSs ,na. Be delivered on dock foot Of Cana"
kHeas Insss viii be issued at No "a broadway and
express will be sent b. each steamer '"'
I'm slsse At 10 a m. sailing day.
f,ur letter bags will close at lli a. h.,. wi
Tor convenience Of up town customers fo~
bsiep at the Metropolitan Hotel, and on 'no "''"
Cana Ut. ., oM..< .<n'V
Our hanked envelopes will be sale at the omceH'"
yciel and st at cur Offices No. 81 broadway aH'
Al letters zen. through US must be in Govern
sight Exchange on San Francisco for sale f0nts reached
- I.ltfrspbc transfers of money made'Y|
ttbfwiIel On West Coast
Caffeine Coupon. oeasa. at best ,atE FARGO Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

NOR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARlTAN
i AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.-fare "a EI.
good for days 90 On aud after JANUARY
le ffofn Pier No Son River. a. u IS p Express
line through 20 Camden In Passenger. for Baega'
Tuckertou Hsnmonon Ess iisfbor CITY Se WIN tsAs thi'
tain Attn M Accommodation n- arriving in Camden a;
n p m Feisht for Camd-n Nineland &C. will be taken at
Low Rates II delivered before ~ o'clock roon VIII reach
4 n BILLINGS, Agent, Pier N0.3.
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4musem,ents.

7 UCY RUSHTONs
IL NETWORK THEATER,
Nos 72a and 73o Broadway opposite the kswYcpi Hos
Sole Lessee and Mansgeress MISS LUCY RuSHTON
THIS (Thurssdayl EVENING. jan II, 1856,
FOR THE LAST TIME,
will be presented In three acts, Tobin's Comedy OF
THE HONEYMOON,
The Duke OF Aranza.. j. NJ MoItinief
Captain Hoando. mil " SAko
Count Montalban W. a. msssayer
sSnor bdlfhszdr. W. = isss
Jsquez (the Mock Duke) facioe
'Mi H. carson
Lucy nusnton
''''''' III ;;EcoiNij; ACT viiIAGE DANCE.
Previous to the Comedy, the farce of
=. MAN WITHOUT HEAD.
~" Oosous nf' W az y. 49,
PRICES op ADxIsuoSParqnet Circle, Sevenyhve Cents;
Orchestra Chairs Ono Dollar and Fifty Cents Dress Circle
FIFTY Cents Balcony Seats, One Dolar Balcony Private
Boxes Five Six. Seven and Eight Dollars Private Boxes
Ten Dollars.
Doors open at u; Performance to commence at 4.
Acting Mansger end Treasurer II. H. Dsvfs.
stage Msnagrr j. SchonDere.
Box Office open from = IN. till D. Seats secured six
DAYS in advance.
TOMORROW tFRIDAY) will bs presented. with psv.
erfu cast, Bulwers play Of
THE LADY OF LYONS.
:" ''''i' 4 NEW GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
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Ceriurss ano nlcctiilss.

A MERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STA'
N TISriCAL SOCIETY, Clinton Han As;or inrfirRS
DAY. Sixth Lecture On Currency Resonrcsrsr onrcrrp sPa
edness United States" BY GEORGE A. PDIIIhJS ~. sr.
'N"N MN COVENTRY IL. WADDELL, - nec. ''e
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

DRYANTs
ID MECHANICS HALL, No. Al Brosdwsy, above Grand
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS BRILLIANT SUCCESS
OF Mr.. CHARLES lIfSRi.
The peasins vocalist viii sing ,he beseal, pathetic
CONE HOME, FAT ER.
Dan Bryant will speak hs sde .plii,ins stomp Speech
IN AND OUT or PLACE lCI On PARLE
FRANCAlS.
Received nightly with 4 lauEher. introducing
LlTrLE MAC As JOCkO, TUE MONKEY,
Positively las, week Charley Whites nsntcsl sketch,
BLACK-EiED WILLIAM.
ROLLlN HOWARD
the Great Bnresque Artist on Wcdnesday Evening next
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

WOODS TIIEATER.
w Broadway, opposite St. Michele: Ho:el; ,;,oon
OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY. JAN. 10
Procurement OF a. Great Character Actor,
Mr. \. :. CHANFRAU,
and tina world. f. nous and nGtclless
"iu ' ~ UlNLON BROTHERS.
""o WIN 'pF TIE BALLOON WEDDING,
=, .h,.h :. Introduced for the first tire IN America
l" ""''' THE ENCHANTED FOUNTAIN
''"F'' PROFESSOR SYLVESTER.
ub a,rerts liz mirvelons and dazzling effects.
W." Box Office opened on Saturday l3thins
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
Imusements.
WALLACKs. .,un,

(THt HsTABLisHnyxr DOES NOT ApvRRTIsE IN rHs
xEw.YoRK HBRALp.)
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

DOETIC AND DRAMATIC REGULATIONS:
II MRS. HENRY c. WATSON viii give Three Poetic and
Dramatic Recations with Vocal Illustrations Dodwore
Hall Firs. Recitation MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10;
Tickets Jc. each fer tie Course o. Three, Yi 'o to ec hso
ST the Music stores.
CHATTING. G.-LLEWELLYN PARK.
- All the ponds In Leweyn Park priyate paIk are 10 nns
order for skating. Propretors please tise notice!
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY IL, 1866
Amnseuntnis.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Mansgeress Mrs. JOHN WOOD
otsRe Manager II. SELWYN
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
STEAMBOATS, ARD Railroads.

EOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT-The new
l. and stanch side wheel steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE,
600 tuns burden George b. Hull Commander will leave Pier
No. 70 Moth River, foot Of Jayst., every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY end SATURDAY. ett O'clock. Fer freight or
passage spply on board Fare g.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
l. SPRrSGFIELD.-Steame leave PecKsnp for New.
Haven st 3:l3 and II p m (sundsys eIeepted)
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for n. Brighton,
- g. Harbor Fscoryvlle and Port Richmond-8 los. NJ,
u m, $3.50 p IN. O. il.0A u., $50, $50 p. u No
freight received after =.
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WINTER GARDEN.
(THfs EsrABLisHNESr DOES NOT ADVERTISE II
THE NETWORK HERALD.)

Lessee and Manager. w =
stage Manager. er...............".....Mr j. u HANLEf'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
TWENTY-THIRD DIVIDEND.
l. OFFICES OF THE HARMONY FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,

NKw YoRx, January Z, 1865.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND ofFIVE (5) PER CENT and the Gov.
eminent tax payable on demand d. d. GASSNER Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

hR. WM. EARLs WORK of 2lO Pages on
~ Piles Sdciue aid Obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic Vie
crre &c. Price ~ cents Mailed fee to any part Addies'
No. u Whitest, Nev-lork.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

rtpcrs raOrrpE and THOROUGHBRED HORSES.
TRICK PONY. wild BILL
A GALAXY or EQUESTRIAN sIAkS;,
IN SPLENDID ACTS OF HORSEMANshir.
Previous TO Circus the Domestic Drams Of the
WHITE FARM; or, the assassin STEWARD
W. q. HARRISON, Extemporaneols singer
GREAT LIVING CURfOSITIES
THREE IMMENSE LIVING GIANTS.
THREE OF the SMALLEST DWARFS in the world
MISS LIZZIE READ. the beautiful Miniature Lady
TWO BEAUTIFUL ClRCASSlAN GlRLS.
John BATTERsLY. Living Skeleton. weighs 81 pounds.
HANNAH BATrERsLY, bis wife: weighs 1e2 pounds.
A MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN and celebrated
SNAKE CHARMER,
hanse.ths LARGEST LIVING SNAKES.
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLOWERS.
A GLASS STEAM ENGINE IN NOTION
Albino Boy Cosrnoramss, Learned Sea-, Happy Family
aud Grand Aquaria.
Admission. 30 cents Children under ten' 10 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N BATEMAN CONCERTS.-CARD.
Mr.. BATEMAN is happy to announce that he has sue
ceeded eetng arrangement BY which, In difference to
'''' one MORE GRAND CONCERT
can be sven at the Academy Music. This will be
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST APPEAhANCE OF
MILE. EUPHROSYNE PAREPA.
Mr.. J. LEVY
HERR CARL ROSA,
previous their departure for Europe the 2ith inst
These celebrated artists, assisted by
MR.. :. b. MILLS,
tha neat and full Orchestra under the direction OF
HERR CARL ANSCHUTZ,
will interpret the following pieces on
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. ii, ct O'clock
Nile Parepa will slne-tssto and air, "Oh. Let Eter-
nal Honors" from mighty Kings Judas Msccsbecs Handel
Polaccs. J. Lombsrdi Verdi My Long Hair 10
BRAIDED sHoe
Mr. J. Levy, corue,. air and variations Alexis" by Hart
mann: The Whirlwind POLKA
Herr CARL ROSA violin, Adasio and Rondo from Concerto
In Major by Spohr; Faniasie Caprice, 'ieuxtemps
Mr. s. b. MILLS piano Grand Fantasia nom Sonpambua,
BY List, First Tarantels
The Orchestra Oyerure CoEtsI and der Freyschntz Noe
turno Midsumner Ni.hts Dream and Grand March.
Tickets One Dollar Reserved Seats, FIFTY Cents Exua
Tickets be had the Academy OF Music Beer Schrn'
ers No. ol Broadway Schuberth Co $40 Broadway
w. Pond Co.'S, No SAT Broadway and Root Anthony
Co.'S, No. Il Nassau-st.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MILE PAREPA.
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT,
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY u.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

NEW-YORK CIRCUS
~ HIPPOTHEATROED.
Foureenthst, opposite the Academy OF Muse
this ESTABLISHMENT NOT ADVERTISE IN rHB
sEw-ro2K HERALD.)
mATINEES EVERY DAY AZ -
MATINEnS EVERY DAY AT q!
Firs. week Of tae celebrated Equestrian.
M LEVI }. NORTH.
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
comncncin, at y and O'Clock, will be presented
A NEW PROGRAMME
Of Equestrian. GyLlnas,ic end Acr 1batic Eeata
THE CHAMPION BAREBACK RIDER
Mr.. JAMES ROBINSON,
in one of his urGpproacbabe acts - ,.
UPON A SWIFT. BskEBACK C0URSER.
Mr. NORTH AND Mlae. TOURNiiRE .. ..
IL \ PANr0MMlC EQUESTRIAN sCENc
The entire steneth oi ,he ,,,
MAMMOTH STAR TROUPE
a. IN he brought forward IN brilliant and diversified
' ACTS IN THE ARENA.