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Sfock IN hand

Stock on hand ............... So, 323
CoGN-The market is dull, but prices are unchanged.
White Corn s scarce; is prime, bat there is good
stock on hand of ordinary to fair mixed, which is not
wanted; white and prime mixed are in request. The
sales day confined to $500 Sacks of which 700 mix
ed at 81 TO- 800 do at 81 12 1900 Go at 81 12aa Is;
200 mixed and 200 yellow mixed at 81 49, GOO white mix
ed 800 do, and 200 white at 81 20 p bushel
FRE1aHTs.-The market is quiet and unchanged The
rates are 1c per b for cotton by steam for New York and
Boston; &c for Philadelphia Steam for New York and
Boston o per sack corn 9Oc per Dbl for -four and
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III, and win always render sat1Sfscton. >
20. 1, cures Fevsrs, Congestion, 1nnsnas,ons.. Q
Crying Collie, or Tsethins es In =
Dia11s9s Of Children or idaii.::. 8
Il" j" Dysentery, Gripping. Bilious Colic... y
:" Cholera Morbus, Nausea, Vomit
q. = {" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. :. .........i',
g. Neuralgia, Toothsche, Faoesche.. -
O. Headaches, sick HeadathsS Vertigo. -
To- Dyspopsta, Bilious Stomach....... =
II. suppresseI, or Painful PeriolA....
n Whites, tco profnBe pefods........ ~
iR Croup, Cough, DinhSu!s Breathing. a
." H. Salt Rheum, Ers :pslss. Ernptions. =
o" It, !" Fever and Agae, ohin Fever
IT, piiss, Bind or Bleeding. 8
u" la :" Opthalmy, and Sore or weak Kyes. 20
q" 10, e Catar-h, Acute or Chronic. iInaa-
10 whooping hoo Cough, violent coughs %
a, a. AsthmR, Oppressed Breathine.. 10
a. f" Ear Discharges, Impaired Hear. .
e"a )" soTofais. Enlarged Glands. SVEN:
esasraI DsSiii:; ii;ic.i wssin::: @
Is. Dropsy ana Scanty Secrotaona...... %
70, ssa Sickness. Sickness from BID.
xian:v as Di.::.s e;::v:i 20
"a a Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis.
1ons, Involuntary Oischarses..... ...Loe
u" 10. a Sore Mouth, Osnker. ............. 20
Il" %, F" Urinary Ineontinencs, Wetting :.
81, :" painfai Psriod:. :1a WIN
6pasu ~
a Suffer- ngS ut Change Of Lie. ........l00
8S T Epilepsy, SpsSms, st. VftuT Dance.lo0
e. Dfptheria, Uloersted Bore Tross... %
.a -,.... FAMILY CASES. a. .s1.
byiaIf morocco case and book. $1,000
10 large ytsls In morocco, and book. &00
10 lArSe yials, plain case, and book. SO
s boxes mos. 10 16, and book. xS6
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases, 10 vlAs. $lOU0
Engle Walls with directions, LOO
G3rThese remedies by the case or single bon, are
ent 70 any part country by Mall or Express Tres
charge, on receipt Of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC ''
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Once and Depot No. 662 Broadway, New York
Dr. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at hs otice, per-
tonxy by letter. above. for ali forms OF dsesso
DOwIE q NOISE. wholesale Agents.
.gg. .g. No. Isl Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
w. A. SKRINE.
A. ". EZEKIEL q CO.. Retail Agents,
No. 2Sl KING-STREET, 4th door above Market-st.
April 10 mwf8mo emo Ohariesten, .. u
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
0r. Essence Of Life.

Cures General DEBILITY, Redb-
ness, .Hysterios in .FendIss,
Paipitdtion of tho Heart and
all Nercous Diseases. It re-
stores new life and vigor to the
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4 T.-1880.--X

"a snnile was on her np-health was In her look
strength WAS In her step, and In her hands-PLAxxA
TOE BryrIRa."
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New Orleans Market,

NEW ORLEANS, June s-CoTToS.-The delays and
nconYenences caused by the continued enforcement Of
Collector Steedmans order in relation to the chipping Of
cotton eliminated to-day, in state of feeling border
ing on total inactivity The majority of tuyers held
aoof throughout while those who operated confined
lots nen ed for the filing up of previously une1ecuted
orders Hence the business transacted has been exceed
ingly light comprising at the close barely GOO bales, six
brokers participating in the business Prices indicated
further rreeulary no Two lists OF the same description
we are again obliged to omit qr atoms, adding, how
ever that the tendency of The mari was towarp greater
ease.
STATEMENT OF CoTTC
Stock on hand September /, 1885,. ..bales 102,0s2
Received to-day. ............... lI3
Received previously. ly............ 7S9, ,59l-739, bN
Additional bales made from wrecked, 10
and damaged Cotton, pickings, sample
&c. ,o<o-tol,oZi
s54, 300
Cleared tO-QAy.. low
Exported previously .764, ,7s0-769, $50
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY. -'f
PHASES THE NOON. ~
New NJ. I'd, Oh Ann. MON Full H. 16th, ,11h 34m even
FrstQ. 9th, III. 17m MON Last G. 25h, Oh. ON. morn
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TENPUS GURANDI DIFFER NON IN ANNCA
!. RODRIGUE'S
PULMONIC ELIXIR SPECIFIC.

Tos THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION. PAINS IN THE
II CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY IN BREAIA.
ING, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
HEMORRHAGE and all affections Of the Lungs.
This great r+viifyer is offered to the public, that all
who will avail themselves Of its remedial power may De
benefited.
It only requires fair trial to confirm its invaluable
agency in dusng through each channel Of the human
organization restored vitality. inyigorates and en-
bues the Lungs with heahul elasticity restores warmth
which their essential element rouses the sluggish YES
Bas into activity; heals the affected lobes pures and
enr,ches the blood regulates the circulation; induces
free and easy respiration, and expes through is admp.
sraon each and every concomant disorder present IN
the mslsdy recognized as Consumption, and hitherto
deemed hopeless and incurabe. ..... 49,
This compound is perfectly safe possessing neither
narcotic emetc properties which unfortunately are
always employed essentials In every preparation for
Cough or Lung afechon-a mistake which too often L.
its irritating and debilitang consequences, only con-
duces to much general arrangement Of the SYSTEM de-
stroyng appetite and creating an injurious nervous az
element sugmentng suffering with frequent fatal re-
suits.
Under the influence of this approved and invaluable
SPECIFIC the most distressing Cough yields difficulty In
breathing and pains and soreness subnde hemorrhngs
Is arrested and health and strength reestablished
PRICE FOB SINGLE BOTTLE sL25.
Sold by the Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS, and the principal Druggists.
Anril ly
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PHnApR1pH1l, 10Th Month, l7th Day, 1857
4 RxsprcrEp FRnnp:-My daughter has been much
beneatted by the use OF thy Plantation bittara Thou
Wilt send mo two bottles more.
/ Thy friend, ABA OUhhIN.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Whitney Long, Hayes, Boston, via Newport, l.
days. Ice. To Risley Creighton, and Gage Co.
June 1s In heavy weather lost ore6o0m and mainsa.
To Cohen, Hanckel & Co.
Steamer Emile, Davis, Georgetown c. AZ terces
Rice bales Cotton, 81 sacks Rough Rice Naval Stores
&c To W W Shackeford, Thurston & Holmes, Cart,
Kopf Jervey, NJ Caldwell Sons, Risley Creighton
| and others.
BELOW.
Ship Arlelia Conner, from Liverpool.
AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish brig, unknown.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon. Reed Baltmore-courtenay Tren-
holm.
schr Palmer, Palmer, Balhmore-P Locke
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon Reed, Baltimore
schr Evans. Hammond, Wilmington. N G.
Schr Shiloh, Hubbard, Georgetown, 9 G.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York, June 12
after q boisterous passage.
Br ship sedbergh, KneaI, Liverpool, May 49,
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull Dutton, from Baltimore, June 49,
The Tryphenia, Harding, from Liverpool, May 25
Memora ndn.
spoken-B.rk Annie Kimbsl, from Newport for
Charlestnn May 20, 25 miles NV Of Sciny
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
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| RocHEsTER, n. z December 28, 1851.
| Messrs p. H. DRAKE d COL have been great suf.
erer nom Dyspepsia for three four years. and had TO
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bitters, and to my great Joy am
new nearly well man. have recommended them In
several cases. and - far as know always With signal
baneat lam, respectfully yours,
{ Rev. J. 8. CATHORH.
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aMy lips are rough aud chapped." says Jane,
(Now Jane no beauty had TO spare)
a'Tis long" quoth John In quizzing vein, =.
"Since chap, or rough, or smooth were there.
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- - r. ~
Fsnk, Mf9B
Isnigep, Nayys
a.ssMsospt
ssss::e&sMsssat.
Ho,1neashiss n {.
Hamilton, Mrs 4
Z
- Y..~H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-23
II 70 .T,S
PERIODICAL DROPS!
Tie Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES

Thsve tested these Drops In my practice ten
years. and do not hesitate to say thai nothing has yet
boon developed by medical research that acts power
fully, positively and harmessy, in Of female r
regu sriy does th4 neeiue. Ir all recent cases IL
fails while thousands who have been hong suffer-
indebted to IL fnr I'll boon OF health to-day
Although so powerful and positive, they ectly
harmless aud may be used al ali times except whom
specially forbidden IN the directions.
They have been extensively employed by @srinen
phyficanr In France ind England well NJ In my wr
praetce ten years, and have yet 10 hear of th
1fst instance Of failure could give you testimonir
ot their efficacy rom ladies all the Northern a.
Western States they not IN their nature private.
Over l00eo0 bottles hye been sold the past year ard
hope and trust nauy sufferers have been benentted
am we'll awmr thsi a remedy potent TO removed
distinctions may be used Tor bad purpose bnt trus
that whrre bottle Is thus used ten may fall into
the hands oiresiy needy sufferers.
To nil who suffer tfem any trfegurrity, painfnl dim
cult excessive, offensive obstructed Mhnstfuatiou,
Lpcorrhss the train ofda that follow would
say. try bottle OF Dr. Lynn Frtrh Tsrfooai Drops
Being auia preparation, their action IL direct and
pos tive than any pill powders Explicit directions
hearing my facsimile, accompany each bottle.
They may be ohtaneH u nearly every druggist In tho
oonntfy. or by enclosing the price 10 @. O CLARK A
CO., Nav Haven, Ct, General Agents for the United
States aud Canada.
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E1 bais 9th.
~ "a Ase rss : = - yxs - xTA


= Rfnnwa selievs1 = Mpsstins the
other day Of 500 by1 = confidence ganss
The wv il Ms done i Feasesd ~ - Ccarier
- fSIlows: ~ : ss, ss.ss
II seems he Vas apRrceehed hy asAn
Who proposed 10 BET $inO dat s. Ind NO
tobacco In his pocket The ASmN declined
betting, when ! bystander s1ysrss " Ne have
the 500, ssand I'll bet hin.1 He did 20,
when the borrower instantly disappeared il
the crowd, and has not been found since
FL f@ ---------------<ap>--- ----------
TnEsx can DEMO xsrrnAIa II sxis wAa: OILY
PATRIOTS on TRAIToRs.-ssspAsn A.
Deagle. sssssa
.jsrsERsos DASm Il BsrrsR Uxiox HAN
rnAx ABRAHAM LixcoLx."--Judsc Nason.
aJrDae NAsoEs Ii 4 DfsgRIoxis1...,.... "A
TRAITOR TO rHg NATIONAL GoYsRHxaHf.r-
Thos. w. Clagest.
"JpDGE MAsoA's sSNPArHfEa nAvD DEEa YoO
STRONGLY WITH THE ARCH TRAITORS 70 STR
THE PATRIOTIC DgNocaAcY or IowA.s--w. r
Coolhaagh.
~ teiiece from The bottom, 81 ny heart fAas lie
election Of any GoeerHor Of alcyal State
ne presesf fine, occupying the position ehieA
eJupcE Asos DOES orfhis yrenf qaestion Of pre-
serving tie Goreramenf, woULp ne AZ pIsAsrRoUs
TO TnE CA rsE or THE UxioS As THE LOSS o. ~
GREAT BA-rLE.n-W. +. Coolbnugh, Democraticl
Senator from Des Moines county. s &
II an anare thai {harc had tie Misfortsae b
differ Jrem mary patriotic and Just ssrr dsrias the
stormy sihsestadf preceded dnd accompanied our
tass 6fooiy ssr,fe..... AN NOR rEr SATISFIED fHAf
! HAVE nKEs Mrcn IN ERgoR."-Judge Mason Z
Address, July, 1867. s4s
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BAGGAGE CHICK ED THROUGH,
And fare cr,vays as lo,D as bs any other Route.

TTssK FOR TICKETS VIA 8GiE RAILWAY. IA
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
Offices in the VI est and South West
II. RIDDLE, WIN. X. BARR,
Gcn'l SUp't, Gensi Pass AS't.
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BUf1nyO90 New NOR11, - 1A110ol
Salamanca to n. York 415 miles.
q to q miles the Shortest Route
All Trains run directly through to Fsw Torf,
A148O MILES w1rHour caAssH o. ccAcHns -
From and after APRIL 2sth, 1867 Trains VII leave
= eann.;,.T r,s 9: WITH aNp s'%a1n.AmANcA
By New York time from Union Depou:
9.3o A Il. hxrrsss naai, from Dunksk, tsun-
~ DAYS = cepfcu). atops ct talanasca f000s %
and connects It !n,, . to and IA n
rives in New York At 700 q m
2,35 p N. Lightning Express, from s.is-
mancs fsundAys excepted. etops at Hornets.
Vile ss9s ,. M (srp), intersectias With the a2o
p, M train from Buffalo, and arrives 10 New fsrk
sP. N : New York night Express, from
CO SIS , M; Oisan s:s5 p m fsupe rurnera -
fBsft) aad arrives In New ioah = ~ s,o oo ?
ers for Boston and New England Cities
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De-
: a. a. NJ. new York Day Express, (sun-
dny. excepted) stors at Hornellsyilie s:0s q M,
asas ss.asss,.h. g, !. ,Ys ass r ,cse
m n,nnes,- II Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
swanpa western Railroad, and At Jersey City
with Midnight Esptes; Tam ?, s srs Ssss,nr.ap
g 40 A. N Express NALL Wis AyUn ana HOT
neil.vl. sandays excepted Asr'v va. y Hs rs
ern Central Railway for Harrisburg, Pnilsdephi.'
Baltimore Washington and points sontn.
2.20 p. NJ. LishtninE E1Pres IS. Sunny s.e es
md arrives In New York 100 a. m Connects a.
Jersey sr city with Morning Express, Train Of New
Tarsey Railroad for Baltimore and Warrington
and 4 New York with Morning Express Train for
Boston aud New England Citiss
e.I0 p. y. New York Night SIP $500 80,
acting At Ucrnellsyille with the Ais p. m. Trail
rom punkirk, and arrive in New York 1t 1880
11a6 p. M. Cincinnati Express, tsundsu
ereentei) Stops at su-quehsnna 1872 .. m tBkfe
farmers l.lo p m. tDinet and arrives In NeS
YORK at 325 D m Connects at kirnira Win
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg, Pha-
dslphia. baltimore Washington and points Youth,
At Great Bend with Delaware i'seksWanna .
wez,era Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and Phil
s5el,hja and at New York with Afternoon Trains
ard steamers for Boston aud Neg England Cities
o,,v One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
$40 D. m and reaching New York at l23o D. m,
nosros AND INV ESoIsSp pAssaseshs, with their
BAGGAGE are transferred free Of charge IN New YORK
E-To Measure travellers the line of the Erie Railway
n,eseuts many objects OF interest," Passing through the
beautiful valleys Of the Chemnng snsqushanna, Della
ware aud Ramapo rivers, eserchsngng panorama OF
OF natures beauties commands attention.
Tpv p,a, VENTILATED AND Mosr LuxrRious SLEEP
,~a Co.euys ss-IN THE WORLDLY accompa-
nv all night trains this railway.
BAGGAGE CHECK ED THROUGH,
And fare cfccys as roD as bs any other Route.
TASK FOR TfGAETs VIA BEiE RAILWAY. "a
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
Offices in the Heet and South West.
II, RIDDLE, WIN. X. BaRR,
Gcn'l SGp't, Gen'i Pass. As't
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WHITE PINE Compound
The White Fine Compound.

1T early In tho spring Of go that this compound
wss originated. member OF my family was afflicted
with Irritation the throat, attended with disa-
gre able cough had for months previous thought
that preparation having for Its asis the inside bark OF
whe pine might be compounded a. to be very useful
In diseases OF the throat and lungs To test the value
OF il In the alluded TO, compounded small guam
ty NJ the medicine that lad been planning and gave
Il IN teaspDantu doses The result waA exceedingly
gratifying Within dnys the irritation Of the throat
removed thu cough snbsided and speedy cure ~as
effected Soon after this sent some TO lady In Lon
donderry, N H. who had been suffering for some weeks
from bad cough, oceasopsd by sudden cold and bad
raised ttreHked with blood. sh# fbund
ief and rent for She took about tan ounces Of
Il and pot weli. y. Clark, Esq editor o. the Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of the same prepars-
ton 10 the fasc Of severe cold and cured mmedi
stes. He highly pleased With the results, and
confident ia attending it- sales, II placed boz
fore the public he baiIy persuaded 10 give
HAme ard send it abroad 10 benefit the suffering In
November, 1876 ftt adgtrtisbdit under the name OF
Whith Pine Compound. In two years from th#f tfna
there hal been wh0lesaltd IN Manchester alone one
hundred dollars worth where IL tnok the ead Of all the
position There Is good for this II Is very soih-
nr and healing In ts nature, Ia warming to tbs soIn-
sch and pleasant wthnl to the taste and 10 exceedingly
cheap.
ASA remedy for kidney complaints tho " hite r1e
Compound stands uniitaed. 1T was not originated ior
that purpose but person In using 1t for cough was
not Ony cured OF the cong but was also cured OF
kidney difficulty Of ten years standing Since that &C
edetai discovery many Thousands have used " for Tue
comp amt, and have been completely enIea.
The above written ~ Dr. Poland, IN 1850 rfn.e
then In Manchester lie VII e Pine Con pound mas
taken the lead OF e Caagh reneiles A well a. prhpa
rnt fnr The knny dHcufies ~ every CITY,
town. village and hamlet throughout the New England
states.
Tbs remedy is safe and pleasant to take as II 10 sf
ectgAi.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

NORTllERN K. X. of y. J.-Tnins leave
~ J-,rey Ctv m Psrnoai sls and s' ls. ga n
sBit2R &c., Saiuday oar MS p N. 1h,y.3 o. an ,nd "
|. - LLMA.L-L n---------- -ot
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y TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER S, 1867
Smustmanis.

cmustnants.
rJNIlE BARNUM AND VAN AMDURGn
l. MUSEUM AND MESAGERIR Co.
Broadxsy, betweea and Pfnce-s,a
GREAT EVENT.
BvRRY AFTERNOON AT y, ByRNING At g.
Prsdnetion Of The Drama four Lesck Co.
focIded on the great sensation story, entitled
PALE JANET;
Tun TRAGEDY OF kgp MARSH Farm.
win NEW kCESERY C0sTUARS. &c, and sboaulng IN NovA
TO BB sRRy AT ALL HorRs
A woNDERi wOyDERW
LIVING GORILLA
TIIB ONLY OSR EVER CAPTURED ALIvH
This remarkable animal "a old in hight srd weighs
20 louudA Possessed of extraordinary sreugh capture Of
% bis species dened impossible br power This pec
sa brought rou,trr an
OvkR EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS
An extensive collection Of beautiful
LIvINO FlSiI FROM TIE GULF or MEXfCO.
GORDON CUNNING. THB LiON-SLAYRRS COLLECTION
PRoF Hu1CHINtS.. LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
4 MAMMOTH FAT INFANT.
GTANrRsS, A DWARF. A CiRCAsStAN CIR1.
TEN LIVING SEA LROPARDs
TuRrR ROCKY MOUNTAIN MOOSE
LIVING SNAKES, MONKEYS LEARNED SBAL.
HAPPY FAMILY, GRAND AQUARIA etc
OVER aOp,0n CCRIosl iEa
Admission. 20 cents, Children under ten IS o.ats
NOW OPEN. AMERICA, INSTITUTE.
GRAED EXHIBITION
NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
PouTteeIihst near SrthaSo
Admission 80 cents
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
crn oy srv.YonH. Dnr.nrunsr OF FlS.scs'
nuRIIC NOTICE il hereby given that on

ne sh day septiahsr 1901 shall proceed 60 a~ & 81 SS w
A.. eioxing he held end foe the tHy aa a.
,o q. thc October. 1864; 'ue -" oi,n a,, 81.
CouH General hess'os panel a % "Iahu nr, Of rrr
css ranel of lOb rei Jurors for 'olh 81 o{s's sn
,,neis ef 100 Petit Jurors f Sniicmc Corf it " 4 .
,|r. Gi Jnrurg tr ini eror ttns tan sais f
aiy pt Iufgss i0r osifsf c0isaoi Fe,s '-,' c,,l
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

WILLIAM WRITER'S will SILL, THIS
w DAY lCi ooork $40 wts feityisl r-e t'os
Eyh,hsve lie eare genteel HOUSEHOLD tLAill a te
beus- beng 1e--Aas 's,siff
Psrior bedroom Diing room Ktclsa Fugn.rfe positive
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Smas,mtnis.


M ARIE ANTOINETTE.
The e Of for the int thrre nights ~ MARIE
viii commence To-day at the authorized Ticket oees; Preach sss'es
schrmes Muc St No lGl Besway Chckenng no o's ~
and at Mseoy Nos snd ia Broadway were sras can oe
scurd without any additional Orchestra Seats ooi ptis
Circle &2i Private Boxes seats s2; Preeeniuia @|"' sse'
aalAiilAAee 81 'o' Fa,sy ,lce M . eests
LAST AND GREAT WORK.
vutea expressly for
NINE. ADELAIDE RISTOM,
with the express puaou by eOucs with tie author hat % ''
SHOULD TAKE PLACE IN AMERICA
THEATRE FRAECMS oman
SOLB LRSSrR ohAo
ADELAIDE RlSTORI As MARK ANToISBr1B
Mt Orsu the preparations OF an
pecedeaed Of Dor and Of lavish expenditure "r o PS
GIACoMETTPs NEW AND ELABORATE WORK
MARIE ANTOINETTE
having been completed i f production the world will take Pas<
MONDAY EVENING. Oct :. 1861
10 announcing this great da psie event. Mr Gria bc to s ''
WacM lsTs FIEST EYER WRITTEN rs ny nT ANT
AMERICAN STAGE,
wni be placed before .te Hew.lor. public -
WITH BXTkAOEDlNARY MAGNIFICKHCR
The Copyright OF Marie Aone.ie bas been secured h! o. ohe
cnloem orong aud unsu,hcr1e, use u the 70
o he work VII suiec' ss parry ID
fnngiaz TO legal proeess -----
DROOKLYN ACADEMY-RISTORI.
ID MARIE ANrOiHBIIh,
FIRST TIMB ~ BROOkLlh, TUESDAY, Oct u
GlACOABTTIS GREAT TRAGEDY,
MARIE ANTOINETTE.
Nine ADELAIDE RISTORI a. MARIE AHTOINBTTE,
which vi lie produced With great spend.r . ,u
General admission, 5O deserved oeas. ~ cens ef'a ram"
Ice, O6c Brooklyn Academy; and 10 NewYOrs Nos lib aud IL
BOadesr.
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ORPHEON

vNpFE CHORAL and CHOIK-BUf SIIlUUIIS.
"its Grt cLoir D., ioig Mea Al!i. @gss oelo,s .
Tiirl nr - II In " - ~ 70 ~ ~
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

r ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-SUMMER AR
IL IRAsGEALNT --Lsa,ss Jam-ss SIP, ~ \. 80 MAJ
1rais r Grupo Al W,' sstor,' 10, Neise'i oes co'e
All fI wsy sst.ts m, krpre-. Tnn Tor Cresrpot -
sgass.t, Glen All Wsr sUtsnsi 5j North ihf
suBdas kieafses fTss log Ners iP es',.
Iusrrs PoHt I,anK Hantsrs fsli siet'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-01
A SPIRITED MANA lady making a

A SPIRITED MANA lady making a
morning call discovers her married female
acquaintance making tremendous lunges
with broomstick under the bed. Con.
versaiion breaks forth:
GOOD morning, ma'am. All, you have
a troublesome cat under the bed 7"
"Troublesomc cat ?-no ma'am (; its that
sneaking husband Of mine, and Ill have
him out or break every bone in his body"
aYou will, ch 2" said a faint voice under
the bed. "Now, Susan, you may rave and
pound, and pound md rave. but I'LL not
come out from under this bed while I've
got the spirit Of man about me-"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-01

VINO Knows BEsr.-We were highly
amused last evening, says an exchange, Al
hearing the following story told bya per.
son in illustration Of the peculiar logic Of
opponent. The speaker said few Year,
ago he was living in Missouri. and his
neighbor hal negro named Ephe. who
was regular attendant at church, and was
proud Of his Bible learning. lie was saw
ing wood one day. while his masters SON
lad Of about 10 years, was looking on
anil now and then asking questions. "Whiet
of the Apostles does you like hest" asker
Ephe. 3well don't know" drnwlcd
tho boy. ~ like Sampson" said Ephe
"hc piled up dem wicked folks 50" WI,
Ephe," replied the boy. Samson, wnsn'
one Of the Apostles" Ephe put down hi'
saw, and looked at the youngster 4 mo
ment in amazemen,, and then asked hin
with ap air Of Triumph =" Look here white
hoy, how old are you?" aTwelve," 70
Piled the boy. swell, I'ze forty; now
who ough, to know bcsti-l AZ you dat ;
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-01

ar-isso.-X-rhe amount OF Plantation Bit
tsrs sold In one year L. some.has startling; They
9Th street. brakes mAnufsetory II one OF the In
stitutions Of New York. II Is said that Drake
painted all the rocks In the Eastern States With his
yranny legislators 10 pass Law aprsventing dis
figuring the nee Of nature which gives him mo-
nopoly. We do not know how this 10, but we do
knos tho Plantation Bltters SILL ns no other Ar
community, and are death on Dyspepsta-certAin,
They are very inviEoratin. when languid and weak.
sSd SRAcaasPsINs Sss BY al. Druggist,