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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31
The Government and the News Of
the Rattle.

The New York Times objects to the style o
censorship exercised over telegraphie dispatches
by the Government 1t certainly was not right
or in any sense expedient for the Government
to permit dispatches to be sent forth, announc-
ing victory, and sapptessing those which told
the truth. The Times says Cincinnati Com
mercial Republican.
At halfpast three o'clock the editor of the
Times sent from the field Of battle dispatch
sketching the progress the action up to that
time, and adding what was perfectly true, that
the Union forces were more than maintaining
their ground. Half an hour later it was per
ecily apparent that the tide had turned, and
our columns were seen to be in full retreat.
Mr. Raymond then left the field, and rode
twenty-six miles to Washington, for the express
purpose ofinforming the readers of the Times
of the exact facts in the case.
He arrived at acknowledgements brief dis
patch, took tito the telegraph office, which was
open, and handed it to the operator. 1t was
passed over to the Government Censor who
without word OF explanation, or even indica-
ting his purpose, suppressed IL entirely and al
lowed the false impression, that we had achieV.
ed victory, to go to the great hody of the a.
merican people. 1t was an agent OF the Gov.
ernment-and not the Times ho suppressed
the facts Of this most important case. Nor car
he be allowed to plead ignorance; for we hap
pen to know that at 10M O'Clock IAN hour and
a halt before-the Government had received {
message from Gen. Mcdowell by telegraph
from Fairfax Cout House, announcing the fac
of hisretreat. Bra
We acknowledge the perfect prop'ety Of
Government suspension of telegraphc dis
patches concerning Army movements, fol
the purpose of preventing the disclosure Of in
formation that might be useful to the enemy
Under certain circumstance it may be right 'o
the Government also to prevent the diffusion
OF false statements concerning public affairs
! But we cannot conceive OF any state Of thing
which can justify the Governme Mt in deber
ately suppressing what it knows to be true, AM
thus promugating what it knows 10 be false
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0IrThe editor Of the BELMONT (Ohio) Chron-
er citizens OF that county got pass and went
out to the battle at Manassas. If all such loaf
ers md hangers on to the army at that time,
had been at their homes or in Washington City,
the result ofthe battle, we have no doubt would
have been different. Soldiers in time Of battle
have enough to attend to the command of their
officers with having lot Of loafers in their
road. Three or four good newspaper reporters
are sufficient number of civilians to be in any
BATTLE ... .aw ..t
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We find the following letter, with tie above
heading, in Forneys Press twas written on
Monday, the day after The battle, and by an
eye witness 1t is short and thrillngly graph
ic One can imagine the intensity of the panic,
when a well filled pocket book could lie in the
road undiSturbed:
WASHINGTON Monday, July %.
The scenes that Immediately succeeded the
battle OF yesterday are the best evidence o[the
inetficiency Of at least portion Of our officers
to whom is it TO he attributed the, unfortunate
finale of the days lahors correspondent Of
the Press, who went out Yesterday with broth
er OF one killed at the Bulls Rnn skirmsh on
Thursday, to recover the body, bad bnt just
disintered the body and placed it in a me allie
coffin, when the panic commenced among the
teamsters and citizens, and was communicated
to the men, q portion Of whom came out from
under tremendous fire and retreated rapidly
and in disorder. The panic became general;
the scene was indescribabe, The heavy teams
over one hundred in number-rushed madly
on, over field and ences; the carriages Of cti-
zens Joined in the rush; the soldiers filled up
the thrJng, and the stampede was complete
1t was not ordered, but break was effected in
in the ranks, and away they went The road
was filled with blankets, muskets, provisions, &c,
thrown from soldiers carriages, and heavy Gov
ernment teams Wagons broke down and were
left; horses without riders, were galloping over
eve ry thing; others, with traces flying in the
air, were rushing madly on. The roads were
filed with dust Soldiers would give out and
fall down by the way side, and there was no
one to come for them. Some Of the more res
olute gathered up trophies Of the day, hut the
opportunities to do so were few, and the dan
ger was that Of being run over byteams rush
ing on behind, A large and apparently we'll
filled pocket book, evidently for side pocket,
was seen in the wreck OF a carriage, but time
permitted no delay to capture it. On they rush
ed to Fairfax and there the panic was exten-
ded to those on duty and asleep. All were
aroused, and joined in the general stampede
and on they came to the city, where their adj
ventures, as they are told begAar description -
All this is to pc attributed 10 bad management
not to a fault on the part OF the men, ior they
fought bravely. We haze men who are capable
of leading on our army to the defense OF oul
country and our rights. Whereare thegP
.a Ev. a..aEg PENN.
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CLosT TO FLLExANDRY,l l
II On ,,l-t
My DEER Friend:

! : IT :" u JUFy 70 StVhuII' }
My DEER FRIEND:
hav bin follerin the track of the American
Egel, ESQ to speak) with my livin snaix and
wacks works, and had pitched my tent in Fare
fax, where was doin CRATE bisness when,
alas! alas! the quiet Of the holey Sabbath was
broken by a tremendous shootin of guns and
hollerin of them teamster felers, which present
y cum rushin back thToo the town, hockt over
my tent trod on my Snaix, and likewise ball
from the enemy took off the head of my chefe
postle. Igot onto baggg wagon and retired
rapidly to this plase, nearly rooined in my futer
prospecs for several weeks 20 cum
...- ...t Respectfully thine,
... ARTEMUs WARD.
P. s. Several people were badly killed in the
aforesaid batteI on both sides. A. w.
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The following notices show that braver fam
lily than the McCook<, II. hard to find
The Pittsburgh Dispatch SAYS
| EATH CT CAPT M'CooK. A private letter
received in this city Yesterday, from Washing
ton, says: Capt Chas, McCook was. captured
and refused to surrender Uncle and Edwin
called out to him to surrender, but he replied
he would die before he would give himscl up 10
rebeI-when they shot him through tie
spine. They caught the fellow that shot him,
and one of the Eigth New York Regiment shot
hun. Uncle and Edwin was an eye vi ness to
it all. He died at one O'clock last night. I'm
Gle told him he was dying, and asked him if he
was prepared He replied all was right, but
he would liked to have seen his dear mother,
ard brothers and sister Col. Alexander Nc
Cook is wounded in the shoulder, but to what
extent we don't know yet. His shoulder is
completely perforated with bullets. They say
Capt Arson McCOok fought like tiger. lie is
yet sac. .-.f a.......... a. d
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ablsst Captains, Golonels and Generals whom
the country can furnish. All these must be
had, and without delay.
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dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do you rise with a coated tongue in the mornings
with bad taste in the mouth and poor appetite
for breakfastl Do you iee when YOU first get up
weak md lnngnid you can scarcely get ab qutl
Do you have dizziness in the he1d at times and
often dulness, with headache occasionalyf Are
your bowels costive and irregular and appetite
changable2 Do you ret up wind from the stomach
and do you bloal up oItenl DO yoa feel full
1ess alter eating aud a gpneness when the stom.
ach is empyf DO you eel low spirited and look
on the dark size of thingsl Are you not unusually
nervous at timesl Dosyou not become restless
and ottenlay uhtiI midnight before you can 20 to
sleepl and tIen at times don't you feel duff and
eepy most OF the timex Is your skin.dry and
scaly2 also sallow? Iii short, is your life not a
burthen, full of forebodingsl Now these are the
symptoms generally present, but not always all
of them and there are thousands who are suffer.
ing daily from them, and we pledge ourselves, in
from three 10 live prescriptions, to drive them all
away and completely cure the patient, changing
their whole rhysic and mental nature, and Tins
make u blessing instead OF burthen. We ask
those who have tried until tired and DISCOURAGED
to give US one fair tri n and we candidIy can do
Ijus what is above set forth Try Two prescriptions
AID we can IN that time satisfy the most incredu-
ious, We cnl especial atten ton to our almost
invaluable treatment in the above diseases.--
prove all hngs" "
SALTiRHEUM AND S1ALD HEAD. I.'
| We claim positively to cure every case of these
diseases This Is positive fact, and we will
| pledge ourselves t, give $50 TO any case Of the
| Kind that we cannot cure and we generally Ieure
| with one prescr Ition.
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EWe take the following humoriome dis
patches from the Columbus (0hio) Field Noes,
paper edited by a.gentleman who was Adju-
tant General Of Ohio under Gov. Chase:-
My DEAR JAcK:-We had hot time at Ma
naSsas, in consequence Of the foolish obstiuacy
OF Beauregard and because leading members OF
Congress retired rather rapidly when danger
became imminent, so that the programme, as
marked out by the Military Editors, could not
be entirely carried out | shall reorganize the
Grand Army, by placing Gen. Tribune at the
head Of the column, to be sent Immediately for
ward to Richmond, and giving the right wing
to Gen. SIGMA, who is to surround Manassas
and take Gen. Beauregard by new Chloroform
strategy, to the infinite amusement ef Leading
Members OF Congress and Newspapers Report
ers, who are cordially invited to be present.
s.-fs s-s -bal Confdentially yours,
.- SCOTT.
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the pleasure Of meeting him the next morning
in Washington, and apologizing for his appar-
ent disco1Fiesy. Gurley had resorted to shsbk's
mare, and inside a successful escape. Braver men
than Gurley cut worse figures that day than
did he. and we relate the incident not as being
discreditable to him, but simply as Illustrative
of the profound and universal panic that pre-
vailed on the ground. Enquirer
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Lung Disease
Consumption, Bronchitis,
Throat Disease, &c. &c.


We cali especial attention to persons afflicted
with those diseases % the fact that have an 3.
almost invaluable reatment in. those affections s
which has been lately discovered. We have sue
ceeded this route in restoring OF this kind S
in lew months who have been ted tOrtyears t
toano effect, and others now under treatment
and are, rapidly being resored as in fact touse al
their own words, they say they feel themselves ~
coming upevety day We do not positively claim y :
that there s no case 80 far advanced but that sa
can help and make them more comfortable. pro-
Hong life and the most ofcases be successfully
cured ii taken III any kind of time. Remember,
thlsls an age OF improvements and remedies are
Emhny OF its terrors. We invite those who are
threatened, have any form ofsLung Disease, to 5aa
glve as oae tral when We can prove nl wehave sgAt
',a - tEX4I1lNA TON FREE. ytas sy.o7 ,la'
apriob 81 -az1aaal gelh a5 sNzg b LEasI ora q
+ .'5v3 Lega Nofjce! ss,c8tsas sfGnDtyg m
!, James kirkpaulck ns Guardian.l of Samuel es.
Samuel sns Ilssnryu . IP ,th.Ps ,as Probate Gsar,ef
Margret Iienry his wife, Petition 10 ellands 20 x
sP,a MargsIs, sSItsd Hs9y who Iesides out Of
day OF 5ny, 1901, The said Guardian filed his pe-
tition IN the Probate Court Of Harrison county III. m IN
the object and pra Yer oil which petion ID IL ah 'ts
tain anorder on the fth day of August, 1851. of 1e
the sale o the following real estate, wit: sal ~
iss lg psTt 70 o se NSrth % west quarter IF section No
Sleabepyle land district 10 said lcouay Of Harrs,s
corner Of lotNotsjs OF William lees addition aa
Sqt-ots ~ the toTn of New A tleas thence oast
S'rods; hence north20 rods; thence wesl S3 ro5s.
thence south 70 rods 10 the place aoi bsetnino W -
conlslnlng tSar acres wila the exception o. l6 ess
of an ai, oh e wesl eng q SAID lot TOR the use
s alleged in said ,petiliep that said sslesisa
@neSessaty @ lof me support o. said samuel Henry n.
hs aad into money. M III stsss ~ Fsgfe saI fe;a-
You Can attend and an5Wer sa id petition il You, .
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n office

TIME partnership heretofore existing between
/ Matthew Law and George Goodwin, under
the style Of George Goodwin X Co." in the town
OF FrankIia, Harrison county Ohio, was dissovcd
on the 26th day Of July, 1861. .-,. a-g .E .sa
The business will be settled by Matthew Law
alone. ss T T-'.
Those indebted will please call ani settle soon.
JuIy3l MATTHEW ! AW.
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MANASSAS, July 81.
DEAR MAJoR.-1'here are two Richmonds in
the field. BEAUREGARD.
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ALW AVS ON HAND
Attncs,mient.

DR., John Pearce and DR.. Before James Howard
John Evans &a3 Up oi Cadlz township.
I, !, versus p Harrison coahsy, Ohio
On the second day Of JuIy. 1861 said Justice 10
sued an order Of attachment in the above action for
the 81 OF $22.
July II, le6l-3t Ef E ss s@i
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WtsHfNGToN. July %,

WASHINGTON, July u
MAJ. JACK BUMMER, ESQ.
Dear Sfr:-Please inform the readers of Field
Notes that we were more scared than hurt, and
that we can hold the public offices against any
iorcethat can be brought against us.
se SEP OLD ABE.
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Really NEe6e GiOshing

Is made up IN the handsomest manner out Of the
latest style Of goods Nv goods were purchased
in New York when goods were selling Mt manic
prices, and have no hesitation in saving, and
say ng it boldly, they are rom 5 to 20 per cent
cheaper thnn ever before ofere in this Inqrkst.
The declaration will he denied by many 'conpet.
rors hnt painful as it may be 9 ntlemen vo,t
must face the music therefore pledge myself to
sell goods cheaper thnn any on er establishment
IN this town, md Ienge them, one and nlT,
to a comparison of prices + ''- p. ',"
| Finally, have spoken. lie that hears let teut
hear so make grand rush for BriIIes Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Store, near Brown K
McCormick's .t.sag D.
Cadiz April II, 1861. j. BRILLES.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S
Fenn ale R111S.

re " ale Pills.
Prennred by ornelius Il. CLeeseman. NJ. D.,
New York City. The health and hie Of woman
is continually in peril If she is mad enough to neg
ect or maltreat those sexual irregularities which
two.thirds of her sex more or less subject
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the
same formrla which the inventor, Cornelius L
years used successfully in an extended private
practice-immediatev relieve without pain, all die.
turbances Of the periodlcai discharge whether ari-
sing from relaxation or suppression. They act
like a charm ia removing the pains that accompa-
ny difficult or immoderate menstruston, and are
the only safe and reliable eremedy for Flushes, Sick
Headache, Pains in the boius Back and Sides
Pa lphation of the Heart, Nervous Tremors, Hys-
terics, Spasms, Broken sleep and other unpleasant
and dangerous effects OF an unnatural condition OF
the sexual functions. In the worst cases Of Fluor
Albus or Whites. they effect speedy cure.
To Wives and Matrons. .--Or. GheescD an g Pills
are offered as the only safe means of renewing in
terrupted menstr, aton but ladies must bear in
mind that on that very account, ii taken when the
Interruption arises from natural causes, they will
Inevitably prevent the expected 5vents, This eau
{ on is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, for suchis
the tendency OF the Pills to restore the original
functions ot the sexual organizations that they in
svtaby arrest the process of CESSATION.
Explicit directions, stctng when and when they
should not be used, with each box--the price One
Dollar each Box, containing from 40 to 50 pills.
A valuable Pamphlet to be had free of the A.
gents. Pills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price to General Agent. Sold by Druggists gener.
ally. 49, ...-...l. - ..s
RIB. HUTCHINGs,
General Agent lor the United States & Canada.
| 20 Cedar-St., New ork,
Sold by Mclean & Sharp, Cadiz, Ohio.
! Nov. % '60-ly .
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For now is the winter Of our discomfort 1t made
glorious summer. by thelargest. cheapest and bv
far the most brilliant stock of Ready Made Cloth.
ing offered in this town, Hope to Id fatter.
ing tale. but never hre lme1 Of the prizes a which
| am now Offering goods. Some men love to roam
they seek no turtrer after hearing Of the pri.
ces at my s tore. have everything that4s desi.
rahIe and necessary for Gentlemen's Wear at tbs
lowest market prices Wv stock of ''
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DRS. WORKMAN G. SHANNON.

INFORM the citizens of Harrison and adjoining
i coun ties. that they expect TO be in l,adiz ar
the National House on saturday, Aug "a; Sept %;
Nov. 2. and afterwards every. month regularly
notice will be given hom time TO me
They hope by an honorable cour Sc to merit sha-o
of nnhlic nntrnnnpe.L -..-. !. .--.-l- IL n. M
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Has and is still receiving large and splendid lot
OF Ready Made Clothing, "a
And, oh what falling is there my countrymen
Nothing has occurred in christendon since the
flood which compares in the leust with the ara
Astonishing Reduction in Prices ilt
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QAABBLS. Salt, received and for sale by
OUV III II, 5, McFADDEN co. !
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Sit5TT FET 1TITT TT77T7TTT VIZ r1Ign
Y Az Pigs "A X Rasinss inl halG and on boxesf, gay
AlAo FIGS, Prnnes pales.e Almonds Cream Mua u M IL
feanuts+ English Wainuts, &c, &cs al @
.eAa "'~sWi 1880 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-13

,.rANrEp--A FIRST CLASS BAsso a9s na"is
w in this city and vicinity. ror luitHei f
of Horace Waters, 45 Broadway
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GALLERY OF PAINTING AND SCULPTURE,
" Location of tho oil Dusseldorf
5ss BROADWAY.
CHURCH'S NIAGARA
NIAGARA IN WINTER, by 0ignonx.
BfERSTADT'S ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
THE COUNTERFEIT NOTE, by Huntington.
DOVER CLIFFS, by Slayer, sr
CRAWFORDS DANCING JENNY, and
the DEAD PEARL DIVER, by Akers, In addition to moro
than other works Admission 10 cents
The ponts be- given TO the society for improving
WIG e''' TIFFANY co.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE WATER COMMISsfoNERS.-CfTY
" Hall Jersey CITY Noy. IL 1901. Senlel proposals Wi
hy the Waer Commissioners of Jersey Guy unt
Monday, Dee Ii nest st IL O'Clock NJ, for furnishing aud
laying about 1000 eet o. 25 inch cast iron water pipe across
the Back and tbs bottom OF the Sid
ders furnish pans or the construction and laying 81 tho
pipe All necessary In ormaton Ia regard ~ The wo oAn
be obtained at this office. r. c. BAccr supt cod Eng
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AZ IMPORTANT wORR.--A GUIDE For THE MAR.
"A RED those contemplating H. The afflicted, aebiate't
diseased AhYa1 not marry or aao any ' aeht ~ 'sy
themselves of the truth, only found IN DR.
LANNON'S Paris London and New York Medical Adviser
and Marriage riae Goth cdition) Mailed for 81 by RICH
ARDSON, No. Vescy street and ROSS X TOUSEY, III
Nassau The Doctor cures all such affections recent
long standing expedousy and privately ior years
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ANIUSEME.N TS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WINTER GARDEN
W BRILLIANT SUCCESS
AMERICAN COMIC ACTRESS,
Unequalled atra ton
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUsL.t
THE OCTOROON,
THE OCTOROON,
THE OCTORoON,
BOrH
on the night
THIS EVENING
go MISS JULIA DAILY
VIII appear for the SECOND time in
- OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
BEAUTIFUL BALLADS,
YANKEE SONGS
...,. UNPARALLELED COMIC DANCES!
THE OCToRoON.
NOTICE,
The putfc respectfully that desire
70 meet he wishes, viii be impossible, owing
gABement Of - =
Mr.. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
o continue the performance ~ THE DCTOR0ON beyond
TINS week Those who desire this Drama
(which Thousands have hung with
the past few weeks shonld miss the remaining OPP
portuntes left OF seengit.
Doors open At 6sa commences at IN o'clock
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A FAIR-F0R THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS
saVne una Asylum OF The Protestant Episcopal Church
cia =. tne institution tForty ninth street
the 18th, 10th and 2lst OF November ~
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A THE OLD STAND,
"A 1874 SEVENTH AVENUE
EZEKrELS
guarantees 10 pay IN following prices For ladies' gentle
mems or Wearing Apparel:--
From IS 10 $40 for Sir DRESSES
from S5 10 so for Goats.
from 81 - 10 81 for Pants
Also Carpets, Furniture Jewelry, &c.
note by post punctually attended TO by E.,
134 Seventh avenue.
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DEAD THIs.--A PHRBNo LSGIsT AND AsTRoLoGIsT
III that beats the world, ana $500 reward for any
equal Miss Wellington, who acknowledged be
the only lady in his city who ruhfully Information
concerning MISSES lawsuits Journeys, absent friends love,
.ourtsAip, marriage hsaa, wealth and who win reclaim
this city who bar the genuine Roman and Arabian
tilanA for lore god ck and all business Affairs
guarantees fe Delay consuh this naturally git ND
and beautiful Young la, Lucky numbers given Highly
respectable ci references be NJ her resdencc l0
Sixth avenue.
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no THE RICHEST sMoKBRS.--PbEAsE 40 CALI AT
"a Bond street, wneteyou Will ind good su1nly of
v4e best segars from The YpeI'a Abajo.
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sYaGARs AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS VERY CHEAP FOR CAsH.--THk ASSIGNEE
- No IL Broadway closing out the stock at great IN
dcemey.s Several desirable qualities Of Havana Dones
tic aAa German Segars Still unsnd.
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IIooLEYs MlNsTRELs fI.ATE OF NIBLOS sALOONA
Ii Stuyvesant Hail. $50 Broadway opposite Bond street.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES
NIGHTLY ATTEST THE SUPERIORITY OF THE STARS
OF THE PROFESSION.
CHARLEY FOX the prince Of Ethiopian comedians.
@. W. H. GRIFFIN, the great primo basso and burcsQua
DAVE REED tho unsophisticacd pantai darkey.
Messrs GRIFFIN, MELVILLE, GRAY aud MARLOWE
the vocal quartette in SONGS choruses, &c, &c
Doors open ca; TO ia Tickets Is cents
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Anew YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
N For Albany, Troy, North and West
Winter arrangement, commencing MONDAY, Now =, 1901
For AIbany--i0HA NJ, Express Mail Train from Twenty
sixth depot
For all local trains see Time Table
JOHN BURCHfLL Assistant Superintendent