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ALIST lT LETTERS.

F LETTERS,
Post oi1ice, on the Isl day o
n tho following letters. vii
lis d
A
James Allen
Mr. ! bright
Jas 4 Armlstead
Miss X berta Alexander
WilIionghby Blackard 2
john I}rugh .
Wm Il Brown
Giles l'nfllngami
Jas Il Brewer
n Il itril
Jeremy liogIes
j l,urnett
Aaron Blackard
Augustus Blgbae
Paul iifamhletI
~, II .t,i,ti
} In } DID
Jnu , boifl'S
IL ~ boie -
II. nall-0
James lBowlcs
Miss Louisa V Bufks-3
Jane Bus
Susan A Boiling
i" Susan II Boiling
d" Sarah + Bruiles
N NJ Burton
Elizabeth G Ballard
Alsrpare, Barton
:" Martha C. ButterwortI
Mrs. | .nd well II Blown
NJ Burnley
l.ayiuea Baker
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Michael W oaner
Messrs o'Conner x 20
} fhn o'h "fpe
Terence O'Bflne
Coo p pnrl;ins
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II. nl.er purvis
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I,sonb " Peers
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EAIAlNlSG IN the Post ofliee, on the Isl Gay "
he April, 1850 III,
Persons calins far any n the following letters VIII
plea Sc say there are advertised:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08

fSAN>f SILK EsIISGS-UJ "a supeIlol 90 ,.il}
"A1 81 IA ast 4ot,IN,d bv
o.se-' WAf&SHoVSr 3 POTTER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08

VIRGINIA. 10 wit:--At Rules held in the Clerk.
Oee OF the County court Of Franklin, the 9Th day Of
February, 1850.
Owen Crumpccker and Ala Ann h's wife, SHELTON Taylor
and lca NJ his wife, Giles NJ. Thompson and Harriet X 4
his wife, and John PondeA and Elizabeth W his wife,
plaintiffs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-08

j" Mary + I.endsay
" Lizey Langley
i" sally Linfly
Mary V Lindsey
i" Caraliga c Loess
. Ann, "a servant
III
Withheld w hIoure
Jn1 = Alinton
Chs Mann
Gea NJ liefsan
81 mn NlcCullon h
n ok Martin (coPJ)
Chs Myers
WIN " Moore
Miller & Green
Owen AlcCsTon
] G Marsh
Jacob Majors
Henry NJ Maxwell
Wm Murray
Thns Noisy
] 0 Mullens
WIN B McCraw
Mrs "a al Murphy
" Calhatine VI Mianick
" My Jane NJ sely
" Margaret McGhee
" CatEarine Miller
" Susan Morgan
." Edith Mahone
" Ann L McCrane
j." Mary l. Mcdaniel
" Celia Morris
Miss Sarah \ Miller
" Matilda A Murflll
" 4 NJ Alosely
d" NJ + Morgan
" Lucy Ann Magress
g." Elizabeth MARKS
" May f. Marin
a. Nta,v A1avS
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against
Shelton r. Helm, Samuel NJ. Helm, Eliza Helm, Jubal
Early and Jane p his wife, Robert PAYNE md Sarah d. his
wife, John +. s.. Clair and Abah his wife, William W.
st. Clair and shelton T. Heinz administrator OF Samuel
Helm, deed, Defendants
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fgOgA' sarhS nald fprFrCnnES,


AMI at al prices as-kemcnhert the nanc ami pllte eor
"i ffft Nrr.t Hif Gsat,t-1ia,st Sptrc. BALTIMORE y
Ny - -vtem ii H. COLI
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N sEY NJ A n X r. r /.

ssrusrss, August 1T-s p. NJ
The stock market opened heavy, this morning
Prices remain uitbout material alteration Reading
ssiread slightly advanced, With snles n some err
t.rt The tnseney Of prices a. the close vas down
,sss
II. rsseJu 81 "a, snss 81 the Lssisssst 1ressprss
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REV ARDS,

fsiSNS ARDS,
CD REwARD.-IOsT, IN ONE OF THE CROToN LINE
C stages letter addressed Miss harriet H. Scott also
marked Louisville La post 30th June. Any person kind
enough leave the said letter at s75 roaswsy, shall
oeiye the above reward.
G - REWARD.-LOSt ON TIE 10TH INSTANT, IN
VIZ Broadway, near Fulton street, black leather
oeket Book containing about hundred doll City
Ba,k bills Of the denominations Of 81, Us and 2Us The
above reward will be paid the return OF the X
Watts a. the Merchants Bank. No. AZ Wall street.
I oST-ON TIE EVENING OF THE lGH INSTANT,
II supposed the entrance to Csse Garden purse
taniIg ney for the return Of which liberal reward
will be given. Apply at rs South street.
7 OsT-lx PASSING FROM WARREN STREET TO
IL broadway and up Broadway TO Broone, down Broome
street Wooster, through Wooster to Prince Iaiys
Brscelet with Cold Clasp and Coral Setting The finder
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Of this port, to-day, amounted TO s14oSSl TO- pay
ments eli, o83 %; balance, S5Ts2,617 81.
Amount Of coal transported on the Reading Rail-
road, for the week ending the 10Th inst, 3ll2 TONS
previously, 7oo72o tons-total, 1884, 100 tons. Same
time last year G9676l tons. Transported the Le-
high Canal, last week 5Ss7 tons previously 4i3957
tons total, 4l9 ze4 tons.
Three hundred and three vessels passed through the
Welland Canal during the month Of July of which 80
went down for American ports and SO for British and
Sc up for the former and 90 for the latter.
The receipts Of California gold at the United states
Mint Philadelphia from the LIST to he 10th of August
estimated at $500 ooo previously received at all
the minis, s2l $50, ooo-tetal, $2S, 100000
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DARSUHs MUSEUM. pHILApHLPHIs~r. r. BAR

DARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
ID nun, Proprietor and Manager. Henry Sanford, As
sstsnt Manager The grand Dramatic Re- opening Occasion
Monday, the 10Th inst, with O management in
creased, and row unequaed company. e. The OPENING
piece will be the thrilling moral drama Of kErRIBUrfON,
or the DrnpkadsW emneu calculated to develope the
divers talents Of the The Lecture Room. well
the entire Museum has been thoroughly reprinted aud
smbeshsd, making IT'S elegance complete splendid after
composed Of high toned faress and
petite Dramas Ballads Dancer, Dssolving Views ne
million Of wonders In the saloons Admitanee - ssats
children under ten years Of age, l2}s cents.
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SALES by AUCTION.

VALUABLH PROPERTY IN THE THIRD WARD
AHE8ONY J. BLERCKBR will sell at auction, q
Thursday, espt eth 1850 at o'clock At the Merchants
Exehas Dsy street-A that certain lot aad misses
situate IN the Third ward Of tbs city Of New York. hsowa
No. 20 Dey nerthery side Of said
Title indsputabe This property presents Of the most
faycrsbe opportunities for tbs North River
side being door the North River Bank and 10 suit
able for business See legal notice In
th~ Tribune.
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WANTS.


WANTED-A YOUNG NAN PROM 10 TO Is YEARS OF
sse 20 attend In fancy rosss sore; -ho 10 =
pisl., *. s.,; -, r-1-,,,. tu,aes, ,,r.:y and
skiIH's y refersnso. nay apply 81 RICE =
XVANrED-IS A RESPECTABLE nsrauBoRHooD
sontiss.uste Brsad.sy es,-.er rr.sslip end Amity
eeur.iss ssd reen ard pasisr With ~. % ssssr spa
m.sts Furnished vosd ngr..s,s sxshsax,a
Address. pest raid. Dor 1901. rost emes.
WANDA SITUATION AS cuAnsgsxaTp OR
S., Twenty nih .,r,., or .dsr..s H. csr Is Pc, ssss
yVANrEp-Two LApIEs DRESS car MAKERS AND
the ,s.S,.. d, q .s,.. ,sa x.s ,ssssi % ,s'
millinery trsneh superior rriu AID zee soi MILF
'"~ A"" norma MS. ' sicasosD.s ~ Broadway.
osouTHEREERs-A rouNG KAN. HAVING
~rvsd 20 the profession Of Civil Enshs.r, wishes en-
fsfs s@,.R useful "a. no otisesisa 70 ifasslas "A,
drssF c. x, i,s sixth svspu..
IsIeRHATIoN WANTED or FRANCIS rouIsR. ON
the snssr.iea requires ~. ma,sias rsssrn ~ rrasui.
pchsr Chsestop % ,hs death By
Sssrl5is,o ioBs BsssfT i-f %; 1s.sy s'
sPoRrIso.
Usos i9rssS q ,y l.
sEs.sssp .e,.fs tcss.s:s.s i sass.. , s;
E.ss.ss sss.r,S: .sssI. a.isSssip :s..l: s' n:
x,s.sn 1s S,r ssS'; .ss sl soS:
5.m,; I.sssys' ais ss,,;s sss.. !: .sss ;.
We 'por" are ever sfickR kcxANN, froprstsrs.
Pm HorsE rLrAsrrE oRouNps-rRorTrvg
.a s y. .s ss ~ S On Monday s,s ss s
tinssa o. s..sr s'T rs.1 Ssa,' o. ai Lay
SrQnrISc. rreEor SHOOTING. AT WILLIAMS
&c Jhsts vi ro.i,vsly VI 80 o q. hest bird.
" FAC. COMA Z. 'i a. o g.sssii .,S.,,.
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. pied Of wounds received in skirmlsh with IndI.

Ak ELorFNEsT The police interfered al the
depot lssi night, and took into custody man named
James u. Chsmberlip, who was about to leave
town in company with a widow, named Weaver,
whose hushsn nd died a few days since. Chamber
lin is a married man, and was arrested at the in
stance Of his wife and some of the neighbors of
Mrs. Weaver, who suspected foul play in the
death Of the lady's husband, inssmuch as the par
ties were familiar before his death. On an invest-
cation Of the matter, there was nothing to justify
suspicion OF any agency the part Of the accused
in causing the death OF Weaver. He was commit
Ted, however. in default Of bail 10 support his
family. Neither Of the parties have children, and
are recently from England. Mrs. w. Is bright,
intelligent appearing young woman, and seems to
manifest a great attachment for Chamberlain; and
he, though guilty of unfaiihfulncss TO his lawful
claims upon him, but that he provided her with
means OF subsistence before his attempted de-
pariure. He made over the article for house and
lot to Mrs C, and gave her some other m.sns,
but Of course she preferred retaining the man.
Ro1hfsffr AIDE.
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CALIFORNIA.


TAYLOR AND DE BAUYRE, FORWARDING AND
u Commission Merchants, Chagrce N. q. We
pared TO all goods sent to having hne light
boats with In aia rubber suitable for the
% passengers and freight We have also made
nangements with Runel Co.. trsnsportation agents at
oosonA and Cruoss that there will be delay the
tsthmas ~ X. TAYLOR, late OF Baltimore.
I'M. DE BAUfRE, late Of New Orleans.
Refereaee In New York, J. Howard sons, "a Broadway
Our Agent, Has 60 Beaver street; corwine, Bro.
Co.. u consuists. Panama, heCondary Co., San fraa-
OGDEN h HAYNEs-tRICHD l.. OGDEN. THOs. J.
" Hrynes lwhoiesalea and General mieson Msrchsnt
Sac frsneseo California hcrehsade eopssned 70 us viii
placed on board our stero .hp and sold By sanriethus
New York Joseph T. Sanger to Lombard Buttriek Do
Barr stevens do: Conan, Hopkins Co, 90; Coukin
Smith. dei y. 3. HAYES. do. Rssd Ra~is. Atessy
CHEAP STORAGE AT SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO -
~ The ship Francis De Pau drawing lsf In. water
disehaEcd close In shore at this place, at all hours in
smooth water.
Persons dsirous Of procuring Cheap Storage and st
sonyenient place fer the San Tansee other markets.
vii find greatly TO their interest South San
Vessels proceeding TO south san rraneisoe have snly 10
t,ke direct course from San Francisco until they
on the low point at Ssnth San frsneisce which eonspsu
all the ~ayt deeper water than 10 necessary the sr.
class vessels Which anchor within their length
shore IN ave fsthon and land their esrge
beach.
Apriy 70 HUNTER 4 BROTHER
N u. lnmhsr taken .torsgs at nal chsrrs.
Pure sIrrg water can be eon,tneny supplied 70 the shp
Iing. and also ballast
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THE FIR K Nj EN-.

II %, PrOvdonc Newport and all River-At meet
wapponted to return thanks to the Fire Companies Of
Committee reported the following doeum.n, Not as
s the Empire Company Of Nss
TONED seoM the fndnss and hospitality sRss they
received at their hands When We attempt to couch
We given the si,smpt,rastns when may
nice Of Provene. Newport and Fall River in our city
for 4 Is BY aet rather hs ~ y wsrs sha. the warn and
Our soss The places me
ssS"a snosi.r he n;sy .ish rsrnsss:
We forge. the me Of the member. OF ny
vesTSsny an. ID III Hss;s .
eond assstssts Of Pr9yidsnee and the heartfelt.
The T,msmSr.nss Of 'hsii sas:tons:s and many
i%s @ .s
David e. Anii:ny, x;'i';..,: 10 Nv: IF; stone. car
ma
streth, s pledged srro's the s.,. .fs,.
proper and snsespt The s.Sai.,e model q n. s.:
engine. and The s...faI ..a,.ts sI.r.n pr:s..sa !.
istuIn and q: srilli.a, sifs. ,hs perpetual
d. manly. s"isSis and in..iissat to.ors s.aeSDs
a Ts. Sn. Ts s:mp ss ssrns o.a1
Wet grass. several o. the msmhsr. f.l SICK AsSouss
sn.S lazy ,ssa ,aS III sssH%
no. ewing to the assdueus bestowed rapidly
recovered. At Newport had ihoent
Protection Company No Mr.. fsdsls. Captain, and Mr.
Newton, Assistant The noble sppsaranes Of 70 members
combined with the Of their welcoming their
beautifn engine the joyful muse
thrill hearts. which Of itself alone would have
worth living for At Newport, again opened aaoeher
beautiful In the volume o. human nature Ono Of
members falling extremely ~ be taken into the house Of
in their attentions TO The sufferer
offer them the hosptsesof homes whenever
a. TO visit the msropals To Mr. Vial aud his lady
tend the offer. Al Pail River alphabetically
ecmpanes which, heroim and ali qualities that sdoTn
the vie with body OF men In country No.
Eaton will please accept thasks for especial attentions
The length which h. article has reached alone
by the evs authorities Of Provdcuce Newport and Pail
River. Gentlemen, accept warmet thanh Remember
ing the splendid sppearsnoe OF every
the manly bearing VI The eompanes the hopitsses With
which almost overwhelmed the extreme and
ship say in view Of ell this regard
zion % mall moment 10 Individual an
ISOLATED existence. The attentions received by In that
alone would give exalted We've OF te oapaci
ties of the human intellect and heart rcte life In degh f
eontenpos the morbid who takes de-
light hargng the sky Of the soul In ssekcoh and spread
ing the world oil the affections with sshe Brothrs ~ Pro-
videnee Newport, asd Fall River driuk from the
tude BY the shrine Of GOOD fowshpi We bely Invite
visit and here aford
UNITY Of showing by our acts. that do we'll
TIE committee cannot eo.e without making
onranied the excursion Their mnsie really svperb
and earnestly commend M shelton and his corps
ttms.ly and acc plished sioans 10 the public.
C.s. ROE, Chairman Of Committee.
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CARD.-CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE CLOSED fok
~ short seasonThe patrons OF Uhrstys ainstres and
the public generay are respsctfny nfrmsa ha for .hS
Hall they will diseontnue their POP aar for shor,
gys Concerts at Utica on Mosday and Tuesday August
Augus, ih aad isth and z. Rochester en- friday ana
Hail. In New York. Z. i. CHRiSTY, Director.
EELLOwS INV YORK ETHIOPIAN oPERATlC
Troupe late Perces Miastres at the Olympus No. "a
broadway. between Howard and Grand stsMonday, Aug
r. and every night until further notice. The continued
that has favored this band of Ethiopian
performers has stamped them being the plus Of
all Ethiopian hands company of thirteen per-
fermers under the direction Of J. H. Fellows. Th,y will
h1ve the honor Of giving original inmitabe
every night until notice Admission - cents
open az T. Concert commenoe o'clock An after
noon Concert Wednesdays and Saturday, commencing
at3P.M
ITO sINGERs.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, ZONE
who sings also comic preferred wanted
sociae with pianist and volinst in giving They
intend to satisfy the musical crtic aad render
their performances Of high order and general interest Ad
dress Ensemble" at the Herald once.
INDIAN ACCOMPLISHMENTS BY y. A. AR
TAuLT Who now among the Indian tribes Of Lake su.
costly collection Of ever offered IN this city Sc
btion and sale 1t the Lafayette Bazaar. $50 Broadway
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nsgugRRRorrPE PiArEs-rHs sUBsCKIBsE 70
~ the oply sfent Tor Louis a. nsher rlses warranted
snrerier % ,nv nsss ne w 81. ,hem 9TH ne rv-
ue returnnr these that vcad not give enre atisfs>
Tor. Sc juss received D.soreeyps Frames, iesse,s
VjtSoR BisHor. Irrcys,r y ssser tsse. " -slr.
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CAsTLE GARDEN-THE CELEBRATED HAVANA
Italian Opera Company nnasr the direction o. sign9r
+. Badhli. Monday evening. Aug. TO- 1851 will be
formed D9mizettis great opera IA Ia
King of Castillo Sisnor Badial Giberto. SgnOr H. Saly
EverGrjc. Sgnor Marin Giuredo. Sig Barratni; Cava-
lere. Sig bartinel Maestro Sgnor Botesin Leader Of
the Orchestra Siguor Ariiti. Books Of the Opera, in
Italian and English for sale at the door. Tickets
o'clock.
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A cARp-xAsTER FRANK HART. BGIxo DESTROYS

a CARp-NAsTEk FkANk HART, BtING DFsIRoCs
IA 10 return his warmct thanks the liir. Provi
Bristol Ferry, Newport and Pail River for their
utbsnty and Hind attention TO him. his visit
places with pire Enspe Company No e. aud
teeisy 10 Mr. Thomss Vaughn and ladies' for their many
tsvors md Tor ore In rertcuis also, " the ladies %
Nsynt for Jhsir lndpsss snd SMILES 70 make him oom-
fetstls and happy while sok a. that place. Ne would
return his best bsnts TO the members o. uysrau0n Com
pspy No for their kindness 70 him ali occasions.
for bic beautiful present or ~. tost er uonsnts before
departure The ms,sbers a a. siu accept
tlarks. for their rntirinE exerehs 10 srse ting
rntoD 70 every object worthy o. notice. being mnis
tire hremsn cons. Ivenuy fhort. they would With
great reject come elevated poor and there place
ne gsafdinF ne with the eye OF father, urtl curl
osty tatifded To ana a accept best wishes
for FIXTURE welfare and ppins aud future
day hort 70 have she pleasure % returning the eor
nehts 90 Etneroutly keetoyed u.on m.. -
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FOR SALE AND Ne LET.


, Rds..0fhs S..S,iisi. high 40 sciilns ground. On
Harlem rver Immediately north Of Railroad bridge and
within two tohve minutes walk Of the depot for sale In io
ssiesvenaes worked The business. Of fortuna,
Who dssirss cenysns,t huding Site accessible .. all
lees than omnsss fare TO Union square must visit The
grounds TO realize their many hdvantsse Here he win not
railroad fsss. but Win sstusiiy hsy. them 70 greater
extent asd at lower farce tkas from other depot
.ny city in The Usitst States Apply TO j. L. MOTT Mott
HorhsTEAp yi.L.eE, IN ras TWELFTH warp,
i.t street. ssnst sni .snn .,ssus u. ss,s lee:
for sale Il Is without s.osy.io.. shs best Eo.ss s.a
sss1 !. s.ssp, fss so Is per cent q Is: ras.ss..
money sosl ana mortgages years For
T.S A. .pfiy 81 the window ss.ts w,fshos,s rs aad
7 osr-oE SATURDAY LAST. .KIrHER IN MYRTLE
IL avenue stage Brookn. or in the ferry boat Bar
nuns Museum, restlsmass senst Ring whoever viii
Geld Rr.ohiyn opposite the public sehsol viii
sssvs che full vs.e " the nag
CARRIAGE FOR sALr.-A GOOD DOCTORS WAGON
~ has le.n but little used eos f7S II 10 In rood ords
and III be cold Low sppf for Immediately Can be
A. y g. IsAh. yr keresltory SO Broadvay.
CrTAn ENGINE FOR sALr-oF NINE HORSE POW
s.. Inquire 81 A. Ra6bss conner y Sorh ss:osd any
Tenth streets. willismshurEh. Price Ss1
UNFINISHED BoUsE wANTED-A WELL FURNISH
ed house. In resfccasis part Of the city, BY widow
Address with particulars, 30 D. A at the Herald oc.
w Tor enc more years. small house, we'll fernisAed
suitable fer the occupancy % four Grown Address
With location and tsrm, IT. r. c. ocs Of Express newspaper
WAND TO hikn1A COOP I'VE STORY AND
wasr. orasd or Broems streets Address J. B. at this
Once.
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AMUsE We g'rs.


DOwEaY THEATRE.-MoNDAY EVENING. AUG.
~ 1890 yin Be pso5msd the ne" drama entitled shs
metrius Mr. Tilton Zane Mr. wnans; BAroaz
Stevens; Kara Musspha M Mar I'M Andrea Mr. iianiltoD;
Hirsr 10 ecnclude with he drama entitled the FELoNs
LAST DRi AN o. jack shsrPfrd r. fstnos jask shsP
ShotboIt Messr Fisher Lowe Buehard Mr. Goadson;
Jser Mr. carfsOni Mrs shepard Yrs Joden Doors open
CAsTLE GARDEN.-GREAT NOVELTIES toR rae
- sabbath Cone.r srJe ss9Ye m1gnihIoSat saloon a
GRAD Performsnes Herr NoII in a Violin Concerto. So
leeons from Handles Messiah Haydn Creation bands1s
49, cents. To commence o'clock On Monday eyenns
next the Havana Italian OIera Company No postpone
ment on accom-. Of the weather "
puRToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET MONDAY
hoGe Sfp' DIiASG5SDs@iold Plate Henry; %iS
Evergreen, Mr. Bland; capt Augustus Blehheim " ol-
bargery Partipgton, Mrs skerret Maid Mics sgn The
entertainments win nense with the sshiou FAMILY
rcSs Mr. a. Blsnd NJ Frank vincent Nj LeyeTe ANNA
s,h sleek sr Burton lay saserey cs,nly srs lxae
MI Rusfeli Miss rma Torrenl, Mss J. hill
NJArIO nal THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET
Monday e,ssne ASsast I ~ 1hS M an VIII
Miss MesaSer; Dupumet, Mr. Thompson. 10 De followed
o. ne 57th night ~ the drams q The new YORK rlsE
Thompson Notary PrsS Mr.. Jsaer.on Alice HSwthorns,
niss Emily hesal ar Luercta Miss Leeiter Mrs Jerome
GRFAT oRiGINAIr~Jach NCnpnreil, Mr.. II. A. Perry;
Emily Luiowarm Miss Crocker Doors open at Z perform
anees commerce at ~ o'clock Boxes y cents PIT Va
National THEArRE.-A CARD:--NR. II; 4. PERRY
ihat bis first ehea n Nov York xlil take place rGo'
3 Il fU H. M Ss sA rRss 9 viii
presented Cor the thirty ninth ;imc and the ESggsr and
TFs drama in s parts called es s OF
scaold These win be given. with variety of
Box book now open may be secured any
the day.
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RAILROADS.

l. RAILROAD, UHDER THE DIRECTION or THE
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Rr.r.i ID TO the Infantry arm

Brerst I'd Lisutsna,,ts tschsdto the fantry Aya.
90 Cadet William p. Carlin, [Co X, q Inf
2S Cadet Francis III. Bates, ICo. Is, Inf
% Cadet Elisha q. Marshall tCo. II, lnf ]
g. Cadet Nicholas b Pearce, ICo. Il, Inf ]
so Cadet Austin N. Colcord, tCo. +, lnf ]
81 Cadet Robert Macfeely, ICo. O, Inf
81. Crdet John w. Alley, ICo. q, Inf !
SO. Csdtt William l. Cabell, tCo Il, Inf ]
81. C q James III. Wilson, (Co. G, Nj ]
80. Ca Henry G. Bankhead, tCo. i, Inf ]
81. Cal Alden Sargent, lCo. Is, Inf ]
81 Cad Robert G. Cole. ICo. A, Inf ]
So Cad lohn J. A. A. Mouton, Go. ID, Inf. ]
80. Cadel oseph T. Halle, ICo. y, Inf. ]
40. Cadet 9mes l.. Corley, [Co l. Inf /
Al Cadet titus s. searle, lCo. III, Inf ]
~. Cadet T.. Maxwell, lCo. X, 3 lnf ]
As. Cadet Frederick M. Folett, ICo. A, 3 Int. ]
A.. Cadet Donald q. Sth, [Co. ], Inf. ]