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COLUMBIA FEMALR INSTITUTE.
This Institution win be rsOpsned on the
second Monday in september Next
Under the direction OF the
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.
This Institution wiz be re0psned on the
REv. eEoRaE BEoKETT.

VyNERY effnrt VIII be made % anord the hlgil-
II, sst adyRntaqes for Female Education. The
course of study Is bsth thorough and syslo-
uaatic com5ined with home care and tsachlng 9
Professors or acknowledged aointy nave peeh
pfOyided for the various departments.
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THE HIGHER CIVILIZATION.
PIOUs HYPOCRISY AND
SAINTLY sCOUNDRELESM.
Cheerful Condition OF PuritRn'
dom for Two Months.
TIE MOTT STREET MYSTERY.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday afternoon
concluded the investigation previously
commenced in the case OF Catharine Cor
bay, who, on the morning Of the 2lst
inst, was found lying dead in her room,
In the rear OF premises lS7 Mott street,
under very suspicious and mysterious
circumstances, her throat having been
cut Two witnesses only were exam
ined, but the testimony adduced shed no
new light on the matter, whereupon the
coroner submitted the case to the jury,
who found " that the deceased came to
her death from htemorrhagefr from q wound
in the neck, inflicted in some manner TO
them unknown. .n-Net0 York Herald.
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HEBREW ANB MASONIC CILENDAR.
Neutrality-suspicious..
1867.


1867
LODGES.
AEoER0SA, NO. las. Meets 1t Monday Il
every month, 81 Odd-Fellow1' Han cor. COur
snd Main. n. B Forster "a Front street
". N: John Beamish, Sec'y.
soUrFE NfEHrHrz. No us. Meets I'd Friday o.
each mont1-Hsll, cor Madison and second
J. T se-1ars W. NJ. Benz K Pulieu, Sec.
LKILA SCOTT, No. 25A Meets LIST Friday OF each
month Hall cor. Madison and Second. John
Ainslie. ~ NJ; n. p. Wood ward. Sec.
HAMrIToN. No. 21e Meets Cd Friday OF eseh
month-Odd-Ee Fellows, Hail P. II. Stanley
KIlvIv,yr,ya. No. sii ~ d. Meets 9Th Friday
Of each mOuth--2D4 Front street John J,
Woushsm, 50, ". Il b. K. Fullen, G2d. Sec,
ROYAL ARCH.
PEx,y Chapter. No l. Meets % Monday Of esnb
moath-Odd-FeIiow Hal JOhu Zent, n. &
d. p; b. n. Levy, sec'y.
h. AND :. n.
EUEEEA Council. No. 8. Meets Sd Monday Of
each mouts-Odd-t Fellows Hall. John Gent,
II, H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEAFLARs.
CTRESE Ccu1msndery, 10. 4 Meets 9Th Non
day OF each month John zeut, Conn., n. J.
WiEEin, Rec.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Front Street.
HEKMEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; No. !.
Stated Com nnunicatiCus ID Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry P. Woodsrd, Szd, c..
NJ; Charles NJ. Carroll. 18th. Sec.
MTrHRAs LOdEe Of Psrfection. l4th.; No. q
Meets 4th wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, sd, o.. NJ; A Z. Franklandr I'D,
Sec
CAsIPHTA Jouncil ofPrinCes Of jerusalem, 18th =;
No I. Benz K. Ruuen, sd, TarSh-'.; -
-- Sec.
CALyARY CHAPTER Of EOse CroiE, 18th, No. /.
Charles ". Adams. E2d, NJ. W.. II. I. Tom
l.nsO1. 81 9. Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEEs Council Of E-h, Soth.,
No l. Henry p. WOodard, I'D Comm. I;
William Y. Ciroie sd, Rec Q.
CONsIsrOEY or WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
Aiuslie. SD. Comm. In chief; Dodge c.
Trader. SD, Reg.
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TEXT BOOKS:

IUEI0A A4A1%
Rlsel1stons's Co1amentanes, Ksnt's C0mmsn-
taries S3ory On Agency, 1to<y On Bstlmert
Story on Partnersh8p, By les on Bills, smith on
Con tracts, Stephen on Plsadlng.
SENIOR fkAR-
Moet Cents, Greenlsaf On Evidence. Adams
F.15ifv Anzeli & Ames On Corporations Black
sl5ss f{rh book In connection win the Crir1-
irs,l Code Of 1Iissisxippts Revised Code Of Mis-
4 i31oiou1a aonn this School Is equivalent 70
4 f7rs-.ss for practice IN Mississlppf-
Tuitlon Zee. $50 Per telzn- II advance. TIE
t,.-r. r,-,as m the 9Th OF Ssptembar Isa- a1Il5
snds on TIE 2ith q June, isos, anl2
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Female Collegiate Institute,
Jackson, Tenn.
REY.AW. JOSES, AN, PREsIDKHf.

rT1HE I1stftutiou for Young Ladies Of OuI
satisfaction, in al respects, shall be given,
Next Session Begins Aug. 2S, '67.
For particulars address the President. ty2O 6w
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NOTICE,

VNHE creditors OF the estate OF E. N. AppIsby
Il are hereby notified tnat / have suFResfe-5i
County Court Of Upton county, Tennessee snd
the creditors OF said estate are noiined 10 az
their claims duly authenticated, within siV
be nled IN bar OF the same
J. B. DANNIELs Administrator.
April Isl, ls57s apl1a q
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FEORECJC CE
SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE.

V'HIs IRsttutiOn, which has long enjoyed =
4 very high reputa. Ion among the ven ale
CcilsEes or the south. T. situated a. Florence.
Ala WnleH is admitted 10 b one o the most
deughtsul and salu orious toWEs in the south
NesL- IL - very rszy 0f Access. A branch OF
me MeInphls and Chariest.. "a rail- cad runs 10
5o1tn EloI enee- is PresidenB Rev Dr. Wm-
h Mitchell J. vel known as one or the abIest
teachers IN tne country
The Synod of Memphis a. IL lazr raeeffr,z
passed The lOttQWtng resolution q " e bel ieVs
thai the Florence Ey-- +icaI Female CoIl-ue
from the sitgtbiliry or ia i0catiou c. p ability
OF lis Faculty. the course and syst 10 o. iss In
struetiony ahoris equal or superior advantages
for the educafion or Females 70 ADMINISTRATION
In the country"
Next session. VII commence on The gth dav Of
September next. Forfur.ner particuIs.s Apply
70 the President, or %
ROBERT r. PATTON,
Goveruo- Of Alabama
President OF the Board or Trustees.
VS. dfwaWFtr
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AcuILD RAv1suED AND NURDERED.

a
The quiet village Of Fairfield, in
Greene county, Ohio, was thrown into
a wild state of excitement ON Wednes-
day night, the 26th inst, by the ravish-
ment aud murder of little girl of eight
wears, the daughter of Mr.. Joseph f.
Kneisly. Her body was discovered 10 q
stable on the premises Of Mr.. johnson,
at whose house she had last been seen.
Her body was in q sitting posture, the
lower limbs crampsd. She was rigid and
cold, having been dead apparently about
four hours. Her neck bore evident
marks of strsngulation, and also the i'm
print of bite, the teeth-marks being
peculiar and plainly visible. She had
been fiendishIy outraged, and to make
the crime even more diabOlical, if pOssi-
bic. the act in the opinion Of the physi-
clans, was perpetrsted after life was ex-
tinct! In the midst Of the intense ex-
citement suspicion seemed TO center on q
half witted fellow named johnson, q son
of the gentleman on whose premises the
dead body was found, but no evidence
was brought out before the COrOner's in
vestigatiOn that would make it probable
that he is the guilty one.-Nel0 York
Tribune.
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.

TEENS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS
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THE AFHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. r. G. SMITH. Principal,
University Of LOUiSiana--MedIcai
Department.

Ires t.spl 7s-la'-ly 1lu D-H---lN' =
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSfITuTE,
LEXINGTON- VA

ILAIN NIOH, Va
A RRANGEMENTS are In progress to &C.
a commOdate One Hundred additional Ca
dets in this Institution. Us vel established
character for its system OF discipline and
cOurge Of Instruction COunmends 10 TO the sup
port Of those who desire a thorough and urac-
teal education. Information viii ps su ppIied
by application to the undersigned
FRANCIS h. SMITH.
rrTH fnu- .aarrr
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A writer in the Chicago Tines, speak
ing Of the girls who, in New York, make
psper-bsgs at thirty-five cents a thou
sand, and can with hard Iabour make
opa fhousapd in a daV- saws
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EUEEKA Council. No. 6. Meets Sd Monday Of
each muuta-Odi- Fellows Hall. John Zent,
I'll. H.; n. !. Wiggir, Rec.
TENrpT.hRg
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

t'YRESE 1msndery. No. 4 Meets 9Th Non
day Of each month. John Zeut, Com; \.
WlEEin, Rec.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
PUBLIsHED DAILY 4 WEEKLY
pRICE az hIlRsCRIPrInn-

Daily Qn advanced per annum 80: 6
per week .; 81
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And retorts thus :

"Tbls is an intimation that radicalism
restricts our power Of local self govern
ment as a punishment for our sins, and
il Is thus a clearer proposition than the
abatement about the immense mass OF
wickejness located in New York. 1t IS
about time that this kind of cant should
se stopped, or If it must continue, let II
come from some other point than New
England, where such men as Serene
Howe are only admonished, and
where elergymen levanting with
Young women are mildly said to have
been iudiscreet." There are in New
England, to-day, two prominent cases
of child murder, in one OF which the
criminal, on account of his respeets-
bllity,u received only three years SEN
tence, while in the second instance, an
other trial has been ordered with every
prospect that 'fextenusting eircumstsn-
ces y will clear the murderer. We have
among US sn organized association to DO
something TO reform fallen women, and
il il an ascertained fact thst seven out of
ten of these women come to the city full-
blown in vice from the factory vilisges
and rural regions Of New England. Let
US hear no more cant about our wicked
ness, at least from journals in Connecti-
cut and Massachusetts,.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LEE ACADEMY Y,
sNI Third street. Memphis. Tenn.

VETE shall organize the Forms Ia this Aesd-
w emy for the ensuing scholastic year on
Monday. Septenber I'd. 1867.
ments.
Prof ANTON SHTDE, Music; Prof AUGUST /
YILLEHULIS. French and Spanish Prof. Gao.
MCtEBLY, Latin, Greek and GERMAN
N A. K MORGAN, Principal.
nS Professor McFeely will have SUPERVISION
OF the boys several hours each day. au7 SW
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HAIL Els
ElgliSh and Classical School for BOYS
No. q Je1feFsOn Street, Northwest
Corner OF Third.

TTNHE Second Session Of this School will open
i on MONDAY, September 2, 1867. For Cir
culars apply to Young & Bros at the school
room, or at No. lO9 Madison street
A. j. HALLE, Principal.
q. +. MCFEELY, A.B
aus I'm Professor OF L.angraVas
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wednesday, Y the 1lsh September Se1t.

The Board Of Instruction will be fun and COM
De. ent. BroWnsvills is on the line Of ths Mem
phis and Louisville railroad, sixty miles north
Of Mem phis. Its Society Is good, and The town
proverbial for It's good health. Board can be
had in the families OF its best eitize The
course Of study Is s. thorough and complete as
any institution in the country.
Terms per sess on Of twenty weeks, payable
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Nashville, Tennessee.

hasnVl1let tennessee.
I OC4TED in the large and haudsome build
i ! ings, corner OF BrOad and Vine streets,
fOs merly occupied by the shelby Medical Coz
lege, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps Of Teachers,
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus sd Cabinet OF Minerals IN the
7outh, snd EdUcsiieual Advantages OF a supe-
rIOr order.
The Principal has hsd an experience OF TWEEN
ty-siI years in the south, and the Nice-PrinCi-
pa f8rmerly Professor l.. re Nashville Univer-
E-ty, Is a graduate OF the Universities Of Edln-
burg and BOun.
StsSions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third THURSDAY OF jane
TERMS-BOard and English Tuition, Sess on
OF tvs months, $50 90. Music, French, etc,
Extra For pt-ticulars send for a Catalogue,
GEu. BUTLER, 4. NJ, Principal
GEO s. BLACkIE, a. NJ. NJ. D. , Nice-Prin.
a
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THE HEBREW
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
WILL REOPEN OF
Monday, September ed, 1867,

EHOR the Fall and Winter Sessions, at their
r new and commodious building, No S0S
Third street, between Madison and Monroe.
Ample arrangements ara being made f1r a fHll
and Competent Faculty. circulars viii be Is %
sued in due tins. giving particut tsrS fy25 I'm
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Mrs. Blood has had her husband, one
Of the. cheerful state constables who
manage the morality Of Massachusetts,
arrested for adultery and bigRmy.
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purposes, prate about the " mass Of wick
edness located in this city.


ATRooIoUs MURDER NEAR soMERvTLuE, n. ]
SoMERvTLLE, n. J., June so, 1867.
Early yesterday morning Jacob Naners-
dale, shoemaker, cut the throat Of a
little son of Andrew Beard, about twelve
years old, three miles south Of this place.
He then knocked down Mrs. Beard, and
attempted to escape, but was captured
op the arrival Of the train at this point.
From evidences found in different lOcali-
ties, il is presumed that the murderer
contemplated killing some one, If not
all, OF that family. A gun, heavily
charged, was found over the shop
where the murder was committed, and
sharp hstchet seereted among his
clothes in his bedroom. The aggTavating
circumstance on Saturday morning seems
TO have been the fact Of the black SER
want girl being seated at the breakfast
table before him for he, finding her
there, went out to the shop without
waiting for his breakfast aad the theory
is that he determined to killthe first one
whOentered. The murder is isatrocious, and
excites much indignation IN the neigh
borhood-the young lad being quite an
interesting little fellow, and much loved
by sll his friends. The murderer isabOut
forty-five years old, and has on former
occasions threatened the lives Of Others,
and once was near killing mis- own father.
The bloody rags upon which he wiped
his hGnds have been found In the small
bureau where be kept his clothes, and TO
which no one had access but himself.
The trial viii probably come of in the
September term.
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Last Wednesday, q girl fourteen years
old, daughter of Peter stephens, OF War
rem, was found dead iu the woods near
that place. On Tuesday she went ont to
the woods, south of Warren to pick
Strawberries, and as she had not re-
turned at nightfsll the neighbors went
in search of her. Next morning at seven
and half O'Clock the body was found.
Some villain had twisted her apron
about her neck and strangied her to
death. When found the apron was still
about her neck. There were marks
where she had been pounded over the
bead, but physicians testified at the
coroner's iBquest that she died from
stFangulation. Suspicion rested on a
man named Sam Scarborough as the per
petrator of the fiendish act. He was ar
rested and committed for trial. Chicago
IfU7es
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AN nEGANLZED GANG Oh kAAlhOAD kOhbEh1
A dispatch from Fort Wayne, Ind,
ssys:
A descent has been made by our county
officers upon an organized gang of thieves,
com posed of young men between the
ages of seventeen and twenty-five years,
who have been for the past two years
robbing the freight cars Of the Pitts
! burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago railway
company, at Monroeville and Dixon
station, short distance east of this place.
/ Their depredstions during the tiRe,
amounting to several thousand dollars,
were limited to the larceny Of small
articles which were easy to be secrsted
and carried of, at first, but as time
passed, the thieves, emboldened by their
success, became ambitious. Large boxes
Of valuable goods began to disappear in
numbers perfectly astounding, their ar
rangements being such that stolen goods
were transported to be disposed OF.
Twelve of the number are now under
bond, awaiting trial in July, having been
indicted by our grand jury. The gang
is now entirely broken up, and all who
are not awaiting trial have left for parts
unknown.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. DOYLES SELECT SCHOOL.

VIHE Autuznal Session Of this Seminary for
II the Instruction OF Pupils In ENG LIS ii and
FRENCH, viii commences on
Monday, September cd, 1857,
A the residence OF the Principal,
No. 900 Carroll Avenue
Late Market street Extended.
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West Tennessee College,
JACKSON, TENN.

WM. SHELTOy, ID, President.
3. W ARNOLD, A a., Prof Lang
WM- CAMEROS, An, Prof NsTa
b, L ARNOLD, An. Prof Phys Sciences.
The Session opens on Wednesday, the 9Th OF
September.
Tbs Course Of Study is thorough and systs-
matte.
The Expenses are cheap.
For Catalogue, apply TO the President, OF to
GEN A. ". CAMPBGLL.
fvI4 Imu -yac-erarv m FlolarE
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The Colorado correspondence of the
New York Times contains, under date Of
June llth, the following:

/ The Colorado correspondence of the
New York Times contains, under date Of
June lltb, the following;
/ "In the meanwhile, however, small
| companies Of independent scouts are
clearing our immediate vicinity Of the
I hostile redskins. These scouts are In
I dian fighters of the most approved pat
{ tern, and are splendidly mounted and
equipped either for chasing or being
/ chased by the Indians. Profit is q great
( incentive with some OF these men to take
Z the war path, and many Of them viii
Z probably secure numbers Of the horses
/ and cattle which the Indians have lately
Z stolen in such numbers. Besides, we
I have a premium for scalps. One spirited
I citizen in Denever has offered ten dollars
/ for every hostile scalp brought to him,
! and the citizens of Central City, at 3
1 meeting lately held, subscribed fund of
! five thousand dollars for the purpose OF
having twenty-five dollars each for all
/ seslps brought to them with the ears on.
! Only Yesterday / pOticed party Of four
/ teen scouts starting out. They were
rsnFbuen, and bear most OF them had
I fought Indians in California and Arizona.
/ They looked well in picturesque coats
/ made out Of blankets), and their deer
[ skin leggings and moccasins, while their
/ easy carriage in the saddle, and daunt-
/ less bearing, showed them TO be men to
whom the redskins will give wide
berth, if possible"
The priees-currsnt of Colorado viii
Hereafter make distinction, no doubt,
between marketable scslps, plain and
simple, and scalps Of superior quality,
,cith The ears on. The "higher civiIizs-
tjon'' improves.
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The New York Tribune relies for the
scquittal of Gen. Cole, who, without
warning, shot down and killed Mr.. His
cock, q member OF the constitutional con-
ventiOn Of New York, upon the fact that
Cole commanded one Of Gen. Buffers
colored cavalry regiments during the
war. Gen. Butler is engaged to defend
him.
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sGALLACka
THURSDAY EvKNfNG, November IL :.
wn Be presented Ter the 6rt time in ave yoays) xya
coWiey's elegant eve aet comedy entitled
80 THE BELLIES SfkATAGkx,
"
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A -BURNHAM's FURNITURE IMPRESS oFFfcE-li5
IA. Vest Eleventh street. near S'rtn avenpc-bargs
wagons fgr moving furniture city csuntrI furnlture.
rinnocriA packed sbiyped. Furniture Nosd Moray sd
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Door: ss open =. past begins x before : "'''"''
Second year o. h' BLACK CROOK, p
and Jsuss r'ns ssis.I Tssir r rRoUPs
THURSDAY, NOV. u. lsss.
xmssl .sieS having s,ssds ana
.au.r.sr .lI:n Of people. continues TO a.ae crowded
The pses presented si.s m ,.,,vr
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c clHs S1S sRaoRs.
NEW N0vELTIEa
Nm, OK osE HuSDRED And Fifty oaiLDREE -.
wo NPN SsIc PSS N
Niles Bonfanti and Billion, Billion and Bonfanti
n Van hamme. sig Costa. twenty Premiere Assistants
The a1saasilsd Frsa,nm TRANSFORMATION. (which
The Haichisss Bali Room Fairy aro,so &c. BY Richard
s5S ssi'i SsF
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EVERY s HSi s a ND sa4 S5GaSxYx MATINEE
.% s' s s oaa
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CELEBRATED woRRELL SISTERS,
SOPHIE will appear ~ ROSE WENTWORTH,
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eG%Saan sT @xs sof sFosES
SCENE L-uome in Norwood
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ACT 2.-TiE FIRST BOOM on TaR GUN.
Scene nssf'sss
SCENE 2-Drumming up Recruits-The Quots from HARD
scene S-The First Men for the F,eld-An Alden 70 the
TABLEAu.-Dep ,, Of the Volunteers
SCENE How Old friends Meet Who Have Become Enc
mies-I The First Shot on snmter-charleston Hsrbor
4T ANGnn or re r THlor str 1ae sfE
SCENE what Was Done the Night After Gettysburg,
Things That Were Told Us Of the Wharf.-The Love That
TABLEAU-"Died on tho Field Of Bat.Ie.'
ACT h-HOME
TABLEAU-The Return the Veterans
THE BOX BOOK Is OPEN F6OM 8 TILL 5,
and eas may be secured for SIX days In advance Free
MATINEE SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK.
GERMAN sTADr THEATRE, . AND q BowERY.
BENEFIT OF THE THkEE DWARF ACTORS,
JEAN PETIT JEAN EA \ P IS1s ks JozsI.
Burlesque, with song, in three acts, by Binder
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SiSiis rs s a.ssss yAIc'
Conveys .'s; ne ;::ffss sssfs ;s;s
snS ALL % ssS With S0eA Coz
r 4 1, Iss c,iPPs
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Mira Racket. Miss Fanny Morant
MAJ o ssSseeehwo0d.'. wiss s n ssrrs,s
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Due notice WIN be sivsa Of the next representation Of
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SsSss sS
and every nosSaf wE EpsEsS s9 TH6ksDAY and
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GRAND DUCHESS OF GERoLsTEiN.
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Tickets .. the theatre schirmcrs soI and Macoys lls
and ia broadway Admission, 81 reserved seats u o.
gallery. %; boxes, So to $40 Begins at "a.
RANyARD's OPERA HOUSE,
II Broadway. corner Thirtieth street.
SEVENTH WEEK
OF TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
GlUeEPPINI MORLACCHL
ELISA BLASINA,
ERMEsILDA DIAM EUGENIA LUPO. H. RlCCI, l.
BARRETTl, LuPO AND
GOLDEN BRANCH,
Or THE
DEVILS AUCTION.
EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK.
L,IFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
IL Twentyfourt street adjoining Firth Avenue Hotel
OLD FAvORITES CONE AGAIN.
MUSIC, FUN FROLiC.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY..
ALADDIN, THE WONDERFUL. SCAMP.
LEFFINGWELL as the WIDOW TWANKEY.
BLANCHE CHAPMAN as the SCAMP.
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE
The charming vocalist and bur.csque actress
MRS CHAS. HOWARD WATKINS.
has bccu engaged and will appear on
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. Is.
In rehearsal-MEDEA.
THE TLSo}RsEENNcEs' TICKET w, gARNEx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14

H1O MUSEUM or ANArOMY-6ls.
OlC Cabinet of Natural History Polytechnic Insti-
tutc 66 Broadway have just added their already
collection thousands OF curioscs, which
found the Aztec Children four legged three
armed and doubeb oicd nonsositie children the
resemblance OF monkeys elephants and CATS tho great
Gertu and ia panese Skndcrr Embamed Bodies together
with strange and objects, which
OF bcholders daily. Open from
SIN the morning VII 10 nj night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14

yNvAyTED-BY A SMART AND ENERGETIC YOUNG
w situation clerk, light porter. or in any BUSH
where he himself generally useful; good
penan quick accouats best city reference Call
address VIM H. Post Manufacturers and Merchants Bank,
Hroad