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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

Only One Train East on Sundey, leaving Buffalo at
0P a and reaching New York at 70 80 P. r..
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

X 10 pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie Rall-
= AZ presents manyo objects Of Interest, passing gheoagh
the b~eantIul valleys ofthe ChemunR, susauehanna,
Delaware and Ramapo rivers, an evorchanginn pano-
rama q natures beauties commands a~ttentiea.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-24

II 20 PM. CINCINNATI EXPRESS
(sund sys excepted Stops a ausguehanna 2 ~
An (Bkft D Turner'S loP<M. tDtna ana
arrives in New York al s23 a. Copn8ria at
Elmira with Northern Central RAILWAY lof Haf-
risburg. Phliadalphia, Baltimore, Washi1Gton
and points South, at Great Bend w1th Delaware.
LackaRanua s western Rlllroes f0E i3crsnioa.
Trenton and Philadelphia, and at New York
~ WITH Afternoon Trains and Steamers for Bssfgn
"a Nam n,ar.~4 r-sf.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-31
TIE BALL OF ALL BALLs.-To-morrow

TIE BALL OF ALL BALLs.-To-morrow
night the grand terpsichorean event OF
the season takes place at Athletic Hall,
Virginia, it being tho long promised
Second Annual Ball Of Washoe Engine
Company No. A.. Everybody is going,
and cannot fail Of having n capital good
time, as the finest band Of music In the
country is engaged for the occasion ;
the hall will be beautifully and appro.
priatcly trimmed and decorated, and
every attention paid to the pleasure and
comfort of all. y strong delegation
from Gold Hill will be present. We
acknowledge the receipt of q compli-
mentary ticket, and will be there, boys,
|" bet yer life"
KEARsARGE CoMPANY.-By q notice
published in the S. F. Bulletin, o stock
holders meeting of the Kearsargc Min
ing Company will be held on Monday
next, January 9th, to elect officers for
the ensuing year, and to transact other
business. 1t strikes us rs an oversight
on the part of the present Trustees OF
the Company in not publishing their
business notices over here as well MS at
| the Bay-four-ifths of the stock is held
by persons in Gold Hill and Virginia.
Their bylaws want amending in this
respect.
prprp,s OPERA HousE.-The benefit to
Lincoln Hose Company No. l was very
| fully attended last evening. We con
| graduate the boys on their excellent
| success. The performance was an extra
good one, and everybody was well
| pleased. Johnny Wimble, n singer and
dancer and general dclineator of great
| merit, Just ccer from, San Francisco,
makes his frat appearance this evening
See programme.
The ALTA CALIFORNIA ALMANAC FOE
ls6s.-We acknowledge the receipt from
the publishers, F. A. McCrellish 4 Co.,
of the Alta California Almanac. II is
gotten up in the size and style OF the
Tribune Almanac.
GAS INTRODUCED. = Piper's Opera
House was fully lighted throughout
with gas, for the first time, last evening,
1t i, an important as well as safe i'm
provoment.
weather on New Years
Day promises to be about as pleasant fol
outdoor enjoyment as Christmas =
stormiug 'like blue blazes" all day.
An installation of the officers o
Union Lodge No. 4 of Odd Fellows
Carson, will take place tomorrow even
ing, Wednesday, January LIST, 1868.
ELEcrIoS OF 0FrIcERs.-The election
of officers of the Miners Union, Vir
ginia District, takes place next Wednes
day tomorrow evening.
FAST FREreHr.-Let merchants an
business men read Wells, Fargo & Co.
Fast Freight notice in another colum
of to-day's News.
DIARIES FOR ls6s.-You will find ther
at Boegle's Postofice news depot, in a
their original purity-neat, convenient
and cheap.
QuIcKsrLvER.-The price Of this a
!, ticle is 10 cents per pound. Mill me
/ ] will govern themseles accordingly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-31

Miss EMMA HARDrSGE, the noted Spir-
itualist, has engaged to deliver n series
Of Sunday evening discourses at the
Photographic Hall, near Charing Cross,
She is considered by William Hewitt
and others MS the most remarkable ora
tress in England, but the Saturday nc.
rier does not wholly coincide with theil
opinion.
In an English newspaper, a CORES
pendent explains the frequency of coal
mine explosions by stating that miner:
are provcrbially careless in the manage
meut Of their lamps, which are Otter
used with their tops off.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-31

ATTENTION THE WHoLE.-Just received
for the holidays one Of the finest assortment.
Of gold and silver watches, chains, sleeve
buttons, finger rings, napkin rings, etc, etc.
which he is bound to sell at greatly reduced
prices. Ladies and gentleman wishing t
purchase will do we'll to give him q call. j
4. Welton, Flagg's Bank, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-31

WHEN rough weather comes and the
mountain travel is dangerous and diff
cult, then come in the merits, the I'M
deniable merits Of the Placerrille
Route. The mails and fast freight are
now arriving with promptness and reg
ularity by this route and the express
matter going east passes over the same
road.-Cdrson appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-31

%, washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon, oppo'
site Enterprise Building. G street, Virginia siS
fine tables with latest improved cushion, and In
good order. Finest wines, liquors and cigars. A
comfortable place to stand read the Atlantic and
Pacific papers. Call and gee. tdr3.ttl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-31

READ THIs!-Fresh Shell Oysters. Fresh
CLANS, Game, Of all kinds, and a First.class
Lunch, can be had at OLIVER sEER's Refresh
ment Stand, in Gibson & Cross Saloon, Gold
Hill, ut all hours. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
PR e S e N T S
LEI 3,
is. Rosener & Co.'S,
CONSISTING OF
FAMILY MS,
ALL SIZES;
MWSUgAe AeByWSs
ALL SIZES;
LADIES' WORK BOXES,
ALL SIZES;
Musical Work Boxes, NIL sizcsI
SPLRNDI
Cases;
GENTS WRITING SETS.
or Fine Carved Woedi
LADIES, WRITING DESKS.
Ladies' Toilet Glasses;
LADIES, GLOVE BOXES;
COFFEE
GENTS DRESSING CASES;
GKNTs, CIGAR CASES, in setsI
pnINT IbcE HANnKFRcHlEFS.
POINT LACE FLOUNCES;
POINT LACE COLLARS. AND SETS
Applique Tides,
WORKED:
Silk Dress Patterns.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' and Children's
r U r s.;
And a Complete Stock Of
DRY GOODS !.
ALL OF WHICH
WE WILL SELL AT LOWEST RATES.
8. ROSENER & CO.'S,
NO. 10 SOUTH G STREET,
VIR G
dr7.tJal. Opposite Wells, Fargo g. 20.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
PISSENGERS 4RRIYEn-

FROM HAMBURG AND sotrHAMPToN1In The steamship
hemAna sept Madhot vfe children, NJ Cohen +.
zncke. L. LndcHkoh D. Roheues L. Friedman. NJ A. scnhne aud
daugLe Mgarct Wnbe r. wife aud child, H. PscLbach,
Schnaun Moha Ida DystseB Z Prag
H. Wud T. Famue child LsacAuson II. Resky. W. ;.
Julie Moses e. r. Veeoh Mrs &. HOnbaueT
children II. SCHROEDER, e. Wise and wife q
FROM LIvERPOOl-n Steamship C,y Of Baltimore sept 8Mr.
Crook LADY, aud infant Mrs Blank Mn Mortmore and infant Mrs
Pipe Mr and Mrs Worhngton Mr. and Mrs Duncan Mr. and Mrs
Pa aud the Misses IIspen Miss McMa Miss Taylor Misses
Car (!l, MI H. Hall Mrs Pggou Mrs sheppard Mr. Baker Dr.
Mrs Graham
children Jsmes Muir Master Muir "
Duu.hs Mr Muan H. l. Hgghes Miss f. Rookes Mr. Ro.
A. Bates Gerarl A. Morford T. Pantre lady and
child Robert Smith 7 Higson q A. Aouson sets j. Har
John Mickey Mr Davidson Mr Fuller Mr. Bulocke Misses
Seschka Miss Smith Miss Donovan Mr. Edw Western and
Dougan Mr.. Araeks M Y Weae MIR J. r. Dwight e. H. THEY,
llenne,sy, Regan Bruwn. and eh Mr l. sykes
sykes aud ,@o children Mr II Bkrsc and lady Prof A. p Stewart
A. Mears and a.y H. srPh, r. r. Moydey
Donovan Mrs Mckdry and D. Browue H. H. Vail T. Ru
Ecoha H. A. Chiruirn Walter Cotton NJ Rock John Krt'
ne James Gorn, j. Mctuteon VIM Wallace Mr. Sault Dr. T.
and lady Rev Dr Wills and LADY, Mr aud Mr. James R hacs
Gorllcstou " pogrer. Mr. A. a. Mills Mr. W ". Mile.
Ms Thomas Magaban Mrs Musatan and infant Mrs Atwater ai
daughter
FROM BEEMrDA Sept 8-n cchr. Anna Senoir-J Jones wife
aud family, j. +. Burroughs Dr &. E. w. Shaw.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

gagged TO arise and shine the Olympic but the current
Of enterpriss will eventually dit into pan toIes' MN
st ~ ~ nyoa,. ent of Nj g. l.. Fox The bushes. A.
fairs t ts tseater under tho able direction Oh M
c. W. Tayleur
BARNUMS NEW SEASON.
Tho racuIay season at Barnnm's Museum com
nence. TODAY The first piece will be The Man OF Des
oy or TIc Strangers Grave" which will, TIL further
notice be played every afternoon and every evening
The management Of the stage has been committed 10 Mr.
Ievick The theatrical company includes MT Caike ,
Mr Mitchell, Mrs PIior, ana otier museum @ I'M t
together with several players whose names are new 10
rs. The exhibition department OF the Museum nas; we
observe been enlarged 6y the ADDITION o. I'm
estng objects, particularly ia tbe department VI AdtuI"
history
MISCELLANEOUS
At the Broadway Theater Mr.. Forrest will appear to-
night as OhclO Tuesday as Richetie, on Wednesday
and Friday as Richard H. and on Thursday Damon
His audiences been very large, from the first, ana
will Doubtless continue 20 be So
The Black Crook MatinGes are to be re-
sumcd at Nblo Garden There will be one on Saturday
next and thereafter every Saturday The 3jGb perform
ancc of The Black Crook" Will be gwen tonight.
Mr.. ID. L. Morris, described as the famous
Dutch comedian, will tonight appear at the Theater
Comiquc in a burcsque Of Richard III Fun reighs III
this house and all the people who go thither rJoiee.
Fun reigns also at the Fifth Avenue inca
ter The builcsQue Of Fra Davolo" Will be Drought
tonight. Mr. IcfngwcH VIII pay btIp0
Jenkins in both Of which parts no rs exceedingly 0o'N
a Matinee is announced for saturday
Mrs Bowers will appear at the Park lheater
tonight as Ladv Audiey. in Mr. Broughams damatlza'
tiOn Of Lady Audiey's secret"
Under the Gaslight' still runs at the New
York Tleaer and draws crowds of spectators, by dn OF
IFS locomotive engine 1t will he played at Matinee on
wednesday next The present is its NTH week
"Time and Tide" q drama that made hit
in London as spectacle is announced for production to-
night at the Bowery Theater, under the management OF
Mr. W. b. FTcigh
Mr. Mark Smith, Mr.. Lewis Baker, and Mr..
A. W. Young, arrived home in the Columbia, from Glas
gov, on Saturday last.
Mr.. S. c. Keeler, for some time past the
treasurer of the NewYoTk Theaer has resigned thatp0
t0n 20 accept the post of manager for Mr. j. H. Grover
the comedian, with whom lie has set f0rh on probes
sioIal tour through the South and west
BANvARDs OPERA HOUSE.
Such is the new title of BanyaTds Museum,
under which it is shortly to be opened by the new man
ager, Mr.. John de Pol. spectacle called The
Deyls Auction" will he the opening piece European
Ballet is promised; and we hear that the enterprise viii
be- conducted on great scale Of magnfeence Improve
ments are be made in the building The entrance are
be opened directly from tine street 10 he iheaer
OF the play hear good reports. but nothing dcnl'c
Among the dancers engaged Miss Mosachl, VINO en-
lows high reputation in the European hcaers MISS
Elisa Blasini, and Miss Augusta sOehlke.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
BASE BALL.
MATCHES TO BE PLAYED.


The Atlantcs of Brooklyn and the Athletics of Phil
sdepb Wiz contend for the championship Monday The
played the Union Ground at Wsmshuiph In u
the proposed match between the Atan,cs and Irving
hss been postponed
following programme OF other matches for the week:
sN Oriental at HobokeB: Endeayo Word.
Mohawk the
Ecri 81 Brooklyn Athletic ofPhlsdeptia IN Philadelphia
sept l0ChObv Eureka the Union Ground Wiasbugh
fsTi vs. KeySiOne. PHILADELPHIA
sept l-Faakin Of NewYork Franklin ofBrookyH, VI,
MOrn Square Soa ADricu (seond nine Newark Altar
Excelsior. Of Rochester mon Ground; Bedford West Pha
de!pbia. 40 Philadelphia
Sept l2UnloB Excelsior Of Rochester tie Union Ground
Williams mshurgb Social Eclectic Redliouse Ground
Sept IJEckOrd Excelsior. 81 KochesteT Union Ground
sept l4--Nuual IS Independent on Union Ground.
Tue Earnest Base Bal Club OF RVence L. L. pyed h Momowes
Club Thursday The Earnest Club the game By
which gives the match two out Of three 10 them
UNIONS OF LANsINGBURGH VS.. QUAKER CITY.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. Sin the match yesterday
between The Unions Of LaBsDgush and tie Quaker City Club tie
by OF ito To-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
BOATS FROM NEw-oRLEANs GUARANTEED AT
YELLOW FEVER At MEMPl
LEFFERT's PARK TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The religious temperance meeting at Leherts
Park last evening Of very interesting character
The seats within the nclosre and outside entirely
flcd The ground brilliantly lighted Thirty children
from the Howard Mission several hymns during the
evening The Rev. Mathew Hale Smith delivered an adj
dress which n continued series Of welltod anec
docs each with moral mculcatin2 pety good behavior
and temperance. Many Of the anecdotes were episodes
In the lives OF whose names are distinguished aud
familiar; among the rest Admiral Farragut, who when
boy 10 years OF age after six years Of smoking drink
ing and gambling board his fathers ship renOunced
these yircs evening, and now attributes 10 the re-
solve then made and since faithfully adhered TO-
thing greatness that he has attained The Rev. Mr.
Van Meter OF the Howard Mission spoke next and mar
rated many affecting incidents connected with the dis
posa OF Mission children during his recent tour in the
West seeking homes these little desttutes The pro
ceedugs closed with the benedloion by the Rev. William
Irvine after which the Rev Mr.. Van Meter received
subscriptions for the Howard Mission The forenoon and
afternoon services conducted by the Rev Mr. Irvine
each OF which he preached sermon 10 large audi
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YOIK.....saPr.
ARRIVED.

T. !. gunhoat Massachusetts,, Boston.
Steamship Almnupla (iIan Meier Hamburg gh
ampIon 2NL with m and SO pass 20 kunhat Co lae westerly
WINS AL thc passage.
steamship ty Baltimore tRrl Roke LIVERPOOL Aug 20 and
QurrnstoNn 2gth, With mdsc aud lass 20 John q Dale.
lns ljda H. Cole Sampson ST. Jago DAYS, with sugar Way
dell \ Co.
Sclr Annle Neabo M and from Benala days ballast Jones
& Lough
SehLw Alexander Bovdue Ponce r. 70 DAYS with uoaes
10 4. Wof
Brs LINE H. jackson warak Bay C. b. u DAYS With coal
to Brett, SOU \ Co.
Sehr julia Cunch Brl Baoay st. Andrews b. with lumber 10
jed fyt Co.
Sehr 7 Nelson Wiley. Portland with humber Hoyoic Muuar
Sch Bangor Jogran LawuIh das With lander 20 JoLu DO,
toms Son L Go.
Schr ran, Clark M-slas7 days with lumber Shines Chase
Talbot ~ ~
scht Wellington ipr) Nck,s Windsor s. l!das With plaster
10 CTandaL UHphTay 4 GO. ..I. ... ...I'
seh Caspian Laber Musqua. s. II dsJs with ran to ol.
yoke 4 Murray.
Sc'r MARI Lanrion. Bennett RochanJ
hclt. Conway. Merfll isrlaud
hfir u II. llu.i.ry NrffItuu. Dssien
kdT Virginia, Bearse, Boslop ioi Bcnie.t
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
AOIATIC.
THE NEwBURGH BOAT RACE.

TELESRAPH 70
NEwBURGH, Sept. S-BrOwn still in training
to-day in this city. and Ham at Cornwall expecting in the great
NesbuIgh Bay at O'clock touoow morrg Both
ia due condition The gamblers thieves and other neraa
;ns followed the multitude up the Hudson made Saturday
llgM and Sunday hleo.s Ncgbugh and heghbor.
hood but Chef Young and tie NewYork dccte
body Of policemen from tie sas Of NeWiok captured vad imprisoned
abou; 200 " the most cutprE ppkc and trers Saturday
their conersies did commit any
Bosu vii pull the English stroke introduced In this country him
his hsss crossing eeh other every stroke Of laying
weight Of bis body H. giving oug powerful pull p Of freedom
AID Hs, the other hand will pull qsek stroke
nvEuE little with bis body aud brnog the strength Of
Liza arms to bear oB the The betting IS
THE 81. JOHN CREW Al sPRINGFIELD.
SPRiNGrELD, Mass, Sept. S-The ST. John four
oaei crew. wah will the international regatta Wednesday
% mere last night and have been the Connecticut practice
u ne e queei at the Nyas'et Hon aud the Ward brothers
are h a, a house miles south Of the cy and
n's n wuN Cheer boat Of Boston sso here pva
fson are @ e regatta for which the Springfield Club have
oeIel ne f 'aol' prizes wheres four and sI cared boats
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
THE ST. JOHN CREW Al SPRINGFIELD.
PIGEON SHOOTING

A plgeon-shooting match took place ON Saturday
Coney Island road between Psp u,1 ,,A
boh well shots Ferry b ptup Mead hot 9 And
Robertson H. - ""'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

Sehr. A. Heatou. Smith, Providence.
bchf. Co.aet. DOs, Negpart l0r IIzAhethI..l.
Schr Connecticut. Chambers fai River
Scbr Cicero ball. Fall River ..|..
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Iatch. R,l River for Ei1sbebpoh
fchr. Ada Taunton for Eil5r
Schr Ouwsrn. Jones. Klzsbrthportf or Boston.
senr. J. Barrett. white Bars'ate
Schr A. A. Edwards. KELLY pIoyiSeBce.
schr J. II. Couhce. Billings. FsD River
sehr. Caroline Grant. Gray. Providence.
Sehr Ariel. Jturgess, Providence
schr. Waterman. Donghty, Bizshethpot for Boston.
Sohr Lady sngolk Armstrong Blrbettpot for Boston
Schr r. l.. Iav Rondout for Boston
Schr. Seneca, B0stwick. Portland for Alnany
sehr Treasure. Arnold EIrsbetbpor for Providence.
Schr = DE Hart. slow. Calias
Sehr. r. ). Lock lOang. Horwalk.
Scb George Washington Mckee EhlabethpO for Boston
MlND-SuLsot, n. X.
BELOW.
Bark Ra'egh. Of ard from Hamburg,
Brig annie Wellington
Persia-bark from York for Crondi Sept a. 42s3 Ton
50 ".
DISASTERS.
BoToy THE schooner mma ikes from Bangor for Boston,
bricks teak Of Cape
Immediately one lot tie tie
saved and brought 20 this port
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Sept Auiye ships Winged Arrow Lerpoo Proteetor,
Mara j. Smith, Rsrgoon sehr Mana j. Moore acms
CgARtrsroy s. c. Sept 8Arived steamship Emily soader
NewYork bngs A. Lee Susan voorhees, DO sehr Matte s-
bor. do -
MONROE IA heavy n r. storm prevails here; ths
steamship James A. Carr Wilmington ;. G Bande hsa
put bsTbo Sailed steamship Iaerss, o Sewlorsr Au,edl
steamship Albemsre from New.York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Al Bermuda Sept. 3 brig LOn.sa, for Eew-YOrk soon.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

Mr.. T.. Y. G. JudsOn-" Ned Buntline r-is
worEng enecvc,y IN tho teppesarse eause y Wes;eles
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
lAnLonneenents.l /

How shall we protect our residences and our
raids BY burglars ASK who las
dnny years E. HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM
TELEGRAPH 0Gce No. 20l Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
no YELLOW FEVER AT oUARANTIN

no YELLOW FEVER AT QUARANTINE.
DR.. Bissel, Deputy Health Officer at the
Lower Quarantine reports that the yellow fever patients
that were recently taken from the steamship Mississippi
from New Orleans are convaesccnt No case Of yellow
fever been reported board the Mississippi since her
Arrival any other vessel ia port. Tie passengers
from the Msslssppi were discharged saturday morn
ing and Austrian troops embarked In The afternoon for
Europe on saturday afternoon the MISSISSIPPI ana the
Gulf CITY, from Galveston. came up ana ahchOfeu
in the Upper Bay, where they will discharge cargo
THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEw-oRLEANs.
WAsHINGTON Sept. THE following report
ofdeaths in New-Orleans from o'clock of the 25t
OF August 70 o'clock a. IN the st Of September has
been received In this city Total number or deaths Isl,
which caused by yellow fever ana ~ Dy olhe
rycrs consumption other diseases 9O The ages of
the dead follows Under year a. under years,
&c: between 90 and 1856. The remainder at various
ages NatvltieS-Unted States, lis; Germany i France
and Ireland, each %. Races-Whte, 257 black, G mn-
lattOes 6; not stated, I.
BOATS FROM NEW-ORLEANS QUARANIlNED AT
VICKsBURG.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-Gen Ord telegIaphs
that vicksblrg is placed under quarantine and boats
from New Orleans must land ~ the station two miles be-
low the city There have been f3 deaths from yellow
fever during the "a hours ending at oeock this morning
YELLOW FEVER At MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS Sept. s.-The tOw-bOat Mohawk,
OF the Memphis and Vcksburg Transportation Company,
arrived here this morning from New-Oreans with seven
cases of yellow fever board one passenger died we
he boa was al the wharf Tie Mayor ordered the boat
leave. Nearly all the down with the fever
Quarantine will he established tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF,

THE CHICAGO RACEs--TRoTTING BY DEXTER.
CHICAGO, Sept. s.-The race yesterday be-
tween Dexter and Brown George and running mate, was
won by the former III three straight heats. IImc-2A
2:22, and 225.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

From A HAIR TO A Boat LoAD.-Farbanks'
Standard Scales will weigh accurately the most minute object that can
turn give the ~
haviy loaded boat railway trin The highest premiums were
awarded these SCALES the great Paris Exposition
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

HAre.-Fal STYLES this day introduced az
T.PpNscrkfD'f, Manufacturer No. llJ Nsssaust
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

RrADY-KN0x's FALL Style of Gents HATS.
Nos ~ AID .3J Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

NTERIDEN CUTLERY COMPANY,
WI Manufactures of Superior
TABLE CUTLERY,
oPar Ivory Horn Bone Ebony AID Cocoa Handles Ao. IcuE'o
NJ, theP ant
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

Mr. Jefferson will make his ETst appearance at
the Olympic Theater tonight in the character Of Rip Van
Wkle. Che injunction that Dade fair 20 interrupt 9Ir
Hayes proceedings ths theater has been reDOved)
When Mr. Jefferson returned from Eu gland last year. and
appeared here as RIP Van Wake bore emphatic
tSnoDy to the perfection OF hs art lie is Of the few
great comedians that have been youchsaed To the stage
and LIS performance Of Rip Van WtBkle is a beautiful
%oIkN q art Let the theater be crowded tonight! lIr
JeneIsO.'s audience viii be richly rewarded We note
by ne WAY, that the stock company al the Olympic The.
ater thls season includes Mr. DaYidge Mr owen Mar
lowe, MI Had. NF. Harry Wall. Mr. C. X FoK Mr. n
Milton, Mr.: w Daily, Mrs. Hind Miss G. Jeners1n Miss
Alice Harrison and other plsyeIs. new actress Miss
BcsIe FO0te ron thc English ,heacrs h 10 ME her
h'' -n""4-nnee i"niShi saTisSs staIs baye been en-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
MISS LOTTA.

-Four more performances of Little Nell and
the Marcbioness, Waacks Theaer, will bring 10 an
end the very successful engagement Of Miss Loa For
five weeks past this little creature has been making
rment for the town. and winning such aurcs belong
10 an Ariel Of mrth Her position actress is,
think yet TO be determined by her adherence 10 the art
o acting rather thanh her reliance the spirit Of mis-
chief and the charm Of the banjo Az present she charms
rather by merging character ~ her own than by identify
ing herself with character. Her sympathy with purity
and sweetness and SORROW j., however manifeStly so
Keen, and her vlvacity deep and delightful that
We are encouraged 10 anticipate FOR her bright future
IN art There Is greater prize 20 be thai. tie laugh
ter and applause oi the unhnkng multitude; and We cor
daily hope that tins most interesting young actress may
eventually win it. Oi the attractions offered hy The pay
in which she now appears, we have already spoken The
chief OF them Of course Is Mr. Edward COleias supe
peTsODatlOu Of Qap. The fair scene IN act fourth u
which and dance predominant wise sant 10
see Miss LOttas last performance VIII be- given al Wal
lacks Thursday; but on Friday and saturday she will
appear at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music. Mr. Tayeure
will manage. and Little Nell and the htFchouess" Will
lc actNd NLrh The cast OF nlris AZ lrcslnf