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SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS. &c.

SCENE FIRST, MOUNTAIN PASS
ea S .S hat .f hn =, from
dai % sleller or food o ,he raveiierA
nessr s s"%. se Of srse
angel Il msn-Rlshcs noby 70 the rescucDespera,e
efat,udo q atherRetusni Of the old allow
h projection 70 Mendgen-trotection comes from new
\ NOS vana6lo pe.eptMagic swordA protection in
er powers 81 ,c witch until further satslcd-Power Of
the Wrc,-el oldl ohanse Of Mcn.Iigen Harlequina--
protector determined to test the power of the
The magic sword--addcn opening Of a rock mountain
Discovery o. areqnnas procctor-change Of Irene
SCENE EN- SECOND .,e -. STUDIO.
OF Harlequin Col , inold pursuit them
Antonio hand, who discovers the table
himse,Non.bceser IL e. mahyiatibles dseppea,m
o aud sui more renark af's eorf s
whhis the Of Anono's sudden lghtEnd Of Scene
slENE THIRD STREET
Columbine by i'aMoon and CownTAe lost letter.
Cow nnGs TIC esmp 70 read Ls
Clown determined to the wnd-Pawns his watch
attempt hotesadden and beautiful chngeDoors
chang @ wows and windows 70 q an
ns sc s"y III nRSp
leaves his tail IN possession of the ClownEnd OF Scene
Appearance Of naraquina and Coiumhne sleepy-reircs
Tor 'd the the Clown and i a
gM ad Of his Sth ap cSMn
very nrasconcuds 10 search the house gets well paid
~ rs a 5n,ssy
fraess ecnpt to XIII sim-Clown goes 10 cap
tisnppear. through the wnllsezes pckaxe and strikes
pc s S5 Ssvs H"i
re al rsi,sapreaanee Of the Chairs Gs tn hr l
ilc wsll vi tLe cownalis for ea,abes dis
mus, he haunted house--eoncude French leave
E I9eS & f & ,.rH a'arh. - woop SCENE
Fan,ooa ,ad clown eli themselves to the devl so as TO
have power TO catch ilarlequna and Coumbine-oiows
Death FIVE ca OF SCENERY
terminating With Of The finest scenes put upon any
GRoTTo UNDER THE SEA-
T. The c9urs q s evening Herr Grem and Nine shom
Leonora, from - ,..a
Also the grand Duo between Belssario and Irene his
daughter, from the grand id, 9p s.y of, Of
Synopsis Of the incidents of these duets Wilde published
SorIcr.-Al ihough the managenen have incurred gres.
expense in the engagement Of the above menone. artists
formancc Will not be crtaied ii, the least.
E El!z 9 SAsTEEHTEy M H!SsEEEts
E#H H $ $zs#E##s#E Hs.##HE
U ss
H$$ S$$HE'is ss ssEEE
One of the most 6ni ssed dancers OF the day,
IN ESW SPANISH RANGES
Also, tire Deauti ful and accomplished ladies'
Nile. WUELPLfY and Mile. A. wALBY.
hile CONSTANTINE aud Mons. G. CONSTANTINE,
a. leaders ct a numerous Ballet Corps.
Performance precisely at balfpast O'Clock
FOX CURRAN, Projectors.
{ ,HArrhJ,Y Fox AND SAN sHAaPLEy,
CHARLEY FOXAAND SAM SHARPLEY,
CHARLEY FOX AND SAM slARPLEY,
IN VI .ir legitimate sphere, every evening at the
STUfYEsANr INSTITUTE, $50 BROADWAY
tuARLrY FoX AND SAM sHARPLEY,
~ CHARLEY FOX AND SAM SlIARpLEY,
CHARLEY FOX AND SAN sHARPLEy,
: A
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE IS RESPECTFULLY
L solicited 70 the superior liay Of Hammers fresh
brewed Champagne Ale Tht,ar brcwed fresh at all
sons Of the year and it's keeping quality especially e. that
brewfd during The hot weather, Is guaranteed
for any length of time. Cha si2 per HID and 81 bh,
delivered of BE cig Bi New York. Payment
rash delivery Orders 10 hammers Brewery in Iar
rsm win be attended to with DIES atch.
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yJALNUT STREET THRATRE
w Corner Ninth and Wnnut streets, PHILADELPHIA.
Mrs. A. Garrett SON Sole Lessee.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct L 1851, inst appearance of
MATILDA HERON
In a new, original and modern play entitled
THE BELLE OF THE SEASON.
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rrnE WONDERS or THE WORLD.

T.
PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS AND ANATOMY,
5G3 broadway, door to Ball. Black Co., New York.
The wonders wocd and beauties of hitherto
hidden revealed, showing that the landicrait of
follows the heels Of nature.
Wonders the brain and varlal. where the seat VI
the mind soul IL supposed 10 be.
Wonders the five senses-seeng hearing smelling, taste
and+ouch
Extraordinary freaks Of natnretogether with wonders
from Parts, Florence, Munich and England.
Wopdors of life actually showing hidden life within life.
Exciting, thrilling and unsurassable wonders aud curios
ties In the ret,aaa
Wonders of accouchement, wonders In hernsphradites
wonders obstecy wonders of embryology wonders OF
oseaogy. II. -
at one view, and still greater wonders In sepuchre
pathological room.
Lectures daily together with surprising. interesting an
unprecedented experiments in chemistry.
VIII open daily, orgenilemcn only and after Saturday
Sept rs, from 10 in the morning till "a. night
Admission GEMS.
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( iHApL ~ FOX AND SAM SHARPLEY,
~ CTlARIEY FOX AMI. SAM SHARPLEY,
CHARLEY FOXAAND SAM SHARPLEY,
CHARLEY FOX AND SAM SHARPLEY,
In VI sir legitimate sphere, every evening at the
sTUfYEsANr INSTITUTE, $50 BROADWAY.
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DENTISTRY.

- 80
A RrIFlCIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED
~ teeth, inserted while soft and giving no pain Aching
teeth, shel be filed and preserved By tue
dscovcrer j. Pearson, NJ. d. Rooms 800 Broadway west
side, one door above Seventeenth street. n. B-BewHe
OF the trashy limitations OF cheap operators.
A RTTFICfAL TEETH.--DR LUTHER, DENTIST HAS
"A removed, but still continues AZ 13S Sixth avenue,
etwfcn Tenth and Eleventh streets 20 insert petuuiu sets
pure silver Tor un So; fine gol aid platnp, SO SIN
Teeth 81 Teeth hlcd and extracted without he least
rain Superior BoAe Filling only 50 cents All work war
ranted
t1XTRACT1NG TEETH WITHOUT PAtN-BY IN EN-
~ tlfcy process, perfectly simple ami harmless win
chiofoorn ether electricity o. ppsqAaas drugs aud
without unpleasant after results. D3 LUTHER. senipD,
Dentist yento) 0i East iHeaty second street. superior
Dentistry at the lowest prices.
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D0WERY THEATRE.
Managers. H. JEson aud II. Ashley
Director Equestrian John
rHi,.II ANF OPENING
OF THE EQUESTRIAN SEASON.
The great
ORION CIRCUS
On Monday evenug o. iobcr z every evening during
the week, besides Wednesday saturday Afternoons viii
be given
SUPERB DISPLAY or FouFSTaIANISM
By the following wei, kruwr Yrtis's:--
ELLA ZOiANa
Late Of NiSlos Garden,
Universally conceded b. ia" fearless chaste and
gracel III equestrenne that lreard IN the arena.
SlGNOR SEBASTIAN,
Also ifnm Nino's Garden,
The only bareback rider he continent that perform
THE BRIDGE LEAP
Charley De We're. The Acrobatic Gown
LITTLE GENMA.
The Aerial SyiIh or fiyng Equestifenne.
s. Stokes superb Arabian thoroughbred Tick Horse
GEN. SCOTT dale oi Hblp'- Gafioa)
DARING SPLENDORS or TIE GYMNASIUM,
BY Messis. Hoy" and keefc
GALLANT EQUEST RiANISM,
BY VIM Arusren..
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF ATHLETIC EXERCISES,
In which the entire troupe will each other in skill
and muscular power.
FEARFUL LEAPS IN MIDAIR,
And brilliant evotions the Flying Cord The TrapeZe,
BY the GYMNAsTIC CORPS.
Splendid Naval Band, led by.. commencement. NJ. Rfngk
FULL PARTIGULARs in BILLS.
Afternoon Performances "Wednesday and Saturday.
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NIxONs ROYAL CIRCUS AND MENAGERfE or
IN Living Animals,
PALACE GARDEN,
Corner Of Fourteenth street and Sixth
STUfENDDuS,
srUPENDoUs, sTUrENDoUs
novelties the already uncquaed combina
tioa Of Equestrian and geological attractions.
ON MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER z, 1861,
for the first time in New York, the
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELKS
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELKS,
which, In con- junction with The
EDUCATED BUFFALOES,
will be exhibited to the audience before the
Of the equestrian performance, aud n
LECTURE
their and habits be given by Mr.. r. EinghAm.
First appearance in America Of The
WONDROuS PRuSSlAN ATHLETE.
WOSDROUS rRUSsIAN ATHLETE
HUGO RENsCu HUGO REMsCn, HUGO RENsCH.
The most elegant female cquestrienne o. the age,
NINE LOUISE TDURNIAIRE,
NINE LOUISE TOURNIAIRE,
NEW NATIONAL SCENE OF EQUITATION,
CONRAD BROTHERS, EATON STONE,
CONRAD BROTHERS, EATON STONE,
CONRAD BROTHERS, EATON STONE,
The two best humorists IN America.
DEN STONE AND JOHN FOSTER.
The wonderful DUVERNEY.
The great tumbler, CHARLES RIVERS,
EIBLO GARDEN EQUESTRIAN CORPS.
Admission IS cents. Children 10 cents.
FOUR GRAND MATfNEES THIS WEEK,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
Arranged expressly for family parties.
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ANIUsENrENTy.


A 'Irn, iss M gf MusiG -npgRMANN-LAsT NIGHTS
l Az a., 80 10 aMp EVERY EVENING or TIE WEEK
cepied :" we opera now in New fork-hayng
leave the san, Tor Havana and Eurorevi shortly
which TWO GALA Nalfs 81 ' pT4i DP e" opESh
October ~ III Mn Plor TO hetr plrturc THURSDAY
| COMPLIMENTARY BENEFITS 10 MIR ULLMAN
c"s9uenre d the Necessary prepa ror ,s
rcsn Academy OF Music 81 N H. lr' a.. Wh ne Nns
performances in New York viii - 49, '-''''"fA'Ns
THIS uia Mo IN wY5pN N,, y og NEXT WEEK
LIE LAST TWO MOTIFS
HE HE LAST LAST TT% #SS s siGiiiss
THE TIE c CON z 'EEEsooqqEgl,MsSE.
fo osirisE3 T RIB t t1sF FS S staHTs
"A ppo,GsLE WYE Or %%4gAMg uEnnMAsx.
LA DOUBLE VuE OF MADAME HERRMANN
Doors oYen q u; g. cdnmcuca OF so'cloak,
Admission 10 cnts. Amph0hc1te % cents.
hesefv we'd Eats 70 cents eyt.a. o. hcsira slas 81.
NOTICE fhe Increasing demaud tur rcsslVrl saaa In
d1ces the manager 60 rea9r those wishing avoid dsap
pom ent To- secae their ss during the day Nbos 5s
done three days iA,rtgaace
To-merrow, 'ruo,doy las, nsst 8 the new pyogr,nme
NEW BowERY pHEArRF
~ pe,,r ~ acyss ro I; EEox En- j. W. Lncvs
lSe 4. EDDY,
who WIN appear po,s glt - II. airAl part Of
,, ROBERT LANDRY,
IL the great 81 s.aiioE a,4,ns ot
p,. o..,,,., the. naAD HEAKE.
se scottish craua of
and the comic iarre OF
HUNTING TURTLE.
The gc,a, alawa ri
TlsE sfIH1 FRIEND;
Or Ran AN.itGdt
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VIII NEW sNhNEKY.
WITH EfW SCENERY,
WITH NEW SCENERY
WITH NEW SCENERY,
49,. - WirH NEW SCENERY,
NEW DRESSES,
NEW DRESSES,
NEW DRESSES,
NEW DRESSES,
NEW DRESSES,
NEW DRESSES
NEW MUSIC,
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ID ECITATIONS OF ENTIRE PLAYS FROM MEMORY
~ Mr.. TASIsTkO will rece Shakspcre's play of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE,
AZ irving Hail. Wednesday evening, Oct O. 1861, ut
O'Clock Tickets Is Tickets be obtained the
Times ofce Denis and Metropolitan New York Hotel
and Prescott House; L. NJ Crosby IS William street. and
all the principal bookstores In Broadway.
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pest SUSTAINED BOARDING sEN,Naay ~ rHH

SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT LITCHFIELp, CoSN-D..
- Richards Son. incipals OF this well known institute
for Boys (uDder well weye II the city, ai
he nsled nj the Office 343 Fourth avenue yycn
tyh street. after 10 O'Clock A. H. Terms made sis the
times.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~, Corner Of Broadway and Thirteenth streets
Proprietor and Manager Mr. Wallack
stage Manager. M Iescr Wnliack
op, Doors open at 4 TO commence q
p, oPENlN6 OF THE NEW THEATRE,
PRESS AND PUBLIC
pr,.. TIE MOST C0MN0Df0HS,
ILEoANr AMP BEST VENTILATED EDIFICE
Especial attention directed TO the that the
performances wiz In future terminate before o'clock.
"aiph-it ~ respectfully thtmaed there viii be Tree
st or complementary admissions excepting only The usual
privileges of The press. - 80 - - $3.50
TONIGHT AND EVERY EVENING
WI o. acted new Comedy, by Tom Taylor Esg ia three
SCENERY, APPOINTMENTS
on,,r., INCIDENTAL MUSIC AND COSTUMES
THE NEW PRESIDENT
re IA Rampe theatrical manager. Mr. Lester walack
trnnl y, 80 III Mr. FLOYD
- J w. S com uial MT browne
i.t ,eauls actress. .t., Mts. Hoey
her daughter Miss Madeline ienriQeo1
Me N u Reeves
Ihe otand Duke OF Kleinsildt NAlaseiH Mr q Fisher
s Wetlefhan tiime hinserl MIR Norton
nv ,ihugiANe OF Bfauns back Mr. Reynolds
tHe AtYh Won Dtmpfnopdc .,.,....,....,.. Me bllke
krebs chief valet to the DHte............ M YONG
upoiHi .,...,.......... Mi larbes
The Princess wfhemina (tho Iandprayes
Mile von Gr6eaa;im lder lady ia riinei as S Venom SaSn
frautin Won Pltiitcr. s.. ..... ....,. Miss iarnan
Musical Director and Comp poser Robert stoepsI.
scenery ~ H. sherwood, assisted by Nil. Enales
,ts ,",.e, 70 cents
Private Boxes. ST Orchestra stalls
TIDE GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
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THE NEW YORK SUN
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. "A. 1854.


We ccpy the following very Singular sdvor-
tss smens from the Boston "Josrndi;"
"A very likely Negro Woman who osu do
hcusehoid woik, aud Is fit ior eihsr town or
country tervice, about - years Il age, 70 he
sold. ,"
"A very likely Negro Girl, about IL or II
Years Of age, speaks good English has been IN
the country soine YEAR, to I've sold"
"Mr Nath Pigott inten to opsn a School
on Mond,y next fur tho iu5'ru ,tiOn Of Neyroe,
in Reading, Catechisiug, and writing, II rcquir-
ed, if any are 40 we'll inclined as TO seni tneir
Servants o ssid School near Nj Checkleyi :
Meeting House, care will be taken for their iu-
sttuction ss stuTt said."
ult Is prJPr to add that the date Of the p,poi
irOn wuich these extracts are tAken is M n
day, April 8, l725." Times have changed ia
the last o-Ic hun red and hpe ond a hdlJ' y,drs
in the "Old Bay STATE"
This reminds us to notioo tho fact that Msssp.
pcmbettou & Brady have vnry large coilec
tion ~ oli Icw,psprs and are now ouga,:cd in
reproducing them, in foe Hir,ii,, for the graf
licaiiou O public euriosity. They expect Il
lIipg out one every t~o veeks, and have
stock large enough to occupy their time for tiv
ycsrs The imitation is exact, in siG,, typ,
| col, T of paper, Sc.
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AkJdHd'iG, oct 10 --Editor Star "A Pair.
fax farmer c,mo TO town today 10 bug some
tour and est. with the following currency
Cmpna'ion If Warenton, Va ~ and 5O-csn'
notes; Town Of Lessburg, 121I-cent notes (;
J. U Gunrtll, # Fairfax, 20 c,rt,; City OF
Rchmond S2 81 AM 90 CENT; Bank II the
'ts'e Of Suth q, olins, 81; Esnufac.urers'
Blnt, Riehmo'd, c. w. Purcell. II; Bank Of
Winchester 81 City Bank Of Au -usts, Ga
II Bank q Richmond, 81 Corporation Of
Charleston, 10 cents; Corporation o. Woehes-
'cr, 80 cents. salt snd -four could not bs had
for the most OF ". This Is but Sun NJ sample
ur tho issues Of every bank, vrlagc city, or
,own now in the ConfedeIacy. Whsp rosunp.
ton day comes there will DO awful times.
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Miscellaneous.

IL sETAIs q hard case when & man dies, hIs
better bali Is entitled to only q third.
EiHAS ALIAS BEAT BRowN DICK In trot,
ting match Ut three straight heAu In Boston. on
lue'day. Tine 2.S 2.SlK, and 2.2s.
A FLANK ATTACK on the COnfedsratss by an
advance from California through Arizona and
texas, IN 10 lie imm, dlAlely unc ertaksn by Cen.
'uniner with 500 men.
CHoLErA was making terrible ravages In
he t'uh westaIn prDvif ces In Ipdia. Ike
tHllH among The troops were very Iumerous-
u ooo regimen ono out OF every four men,
4 l., Lialay he deaths were reported TO be at
%. rate u COO OF 700 per day.
l'u, nFnr LISCoLS mourns the ioss Of
:. ..tn. Baker - though he had been brother.
O' the ni .ht Cf fhS death, he pleed his ROOM ul
| ne uiuR 90 tho greatest RIiet Tho whole
s..rD .ympath zes with Mr. Lincoln in this
| 7nllN ,puOw 'Or friend, 20 which no d0ubt
be- serse Of public lors has added pOignsncy.
Ma. SuTn OBRIFN has written a latter
describing his travels in Hungary. He says
| the people have more intellectual culture than
shy other nation IN Euppo, and that they were
al auiIusUd BY deep lats.d TO Austria. HE
moro Of all clas sss and cIeeds seems 70 be
One God tnn one Country"
I ni BEAutus or STIRirULLIsM are shown
10 che cpe IT two young married men OF Scaas-
uurg, VI, who leit for Cslionrs tOnie years
-ln,c aio returned home rscanlY 10 ind their
N.y,F re. married, who having heard nothing
.om them since tuen departure, applied TO a
Young lady sp,T.tusiist, vie was very exact in
darorliug 70 them tho death aud burial Of their
bu.LSn5a, tho date of the funrral, and the dis
els Of ~hich they died. Their wives suppcs
l, this 20 10 rolplle, re- married, and thsro WaA
ioury uue VIXEN tle long absent husbands
utturuId.
A WouAy IN CnIcAGo has Jest recovered
p. heavy vsrdict d ten thousand nllaIs against
| pl,sitfsn of that city, who promised 10 cure
btr dt fs,tys ey ssight bgt destroyed the eye m
| te.d. IL- defence vus that she d, sired 10 have
her ave pnt cut, ia order 70 insert an artiheial
I one but the jury did not admit the plea.
| GorSG IT SrRoSd A blind man hss been
~. ,iol IN Cloyelsnd for marrying three differ
u buud pil5 within as many weeks Two
tuCuths 80 he buried his tint wife, who waa
| uot Wind. Be must bo a precious rAscal.
MCsr or rEK foCEpRHs and maehins Shopa
| 10 ptiladelpble arc nov making extra time, On
| gCytument work. The making OF faks has
N,a supsrsedsd by the making ofbayonets, ,sAd
| mnsket barrels, eanncp, and shot and shell arc
t4lng turned out daily in large quantities.
TuH GRHAr NAVAL ExPEDTrIoS now being
i,tsd out. consisls Of 10 steamships OF xb,O0O
tors; 8 chartered sloC pc of10 lS3 tnnes 10 heFgs
| of4 .l80 tods; snd % sehooners, besidas . tsrg
| nunabsr a gun boats. Twenty 1--we ueasxa
J land trOope Nd accompany the sapsditss-
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Louisville, oct. PA law OF tho Confede-
rate ttA,es Tuw ards tho owners of prvst. ar ned
ve,scl' in Cocf terate hands, go psr cent Of thu
value nt any U.itod States arm sd public vessel
and annnmon, which they may destroy
The hc1yune says, two Federal ves.e's we're
10 bs seen At the Passes at last socounts sup
posed To bo the Richmond and Vinconnos. The
Niagara went eastward before the attack VI Sa,
tnrday.
The Richmond and Vincennes arc an az, but
he other sloop is not visible. L. is inferred
that 'te was ,nnk The damaged one IL bsliov-
ed To bo the Prrblo.
4 telegram from Berwick says the Ysnke-s
cspturud on Saturday last tho schooner Sia
Walls. with 4 cJgo valued AZ a2O, OOO.
The Mobile 7Jibu.e Of tho 11th, sp-sking ol
tnc Santa Rosa affair, says tho "coup" was
made n, consdeTahla loss on onr side, but,
Coub ltfs, the federal loss much exceeded ours.
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Th. L..e Emperor &c CAl...

Tho death ID the Emperor of China is reprt-
ed ly the Etns. His ksms was Hiepfsne. o.
llsrfung, In the Canton dialect. He wal ths
seventh monarch Of the rsiguing dyn.ety 4
lang, who succeeded in 1914 20 that q the
Mrgr. According 20 Cbiness chronoioxy, he
was the 24ith monarch vhs has occupfcd ths
,hrone Of the empire in the 4,7os yssrs q In
eSpisno-. His reign commenced Al the death
d his tAther, 1ankvang, which occurred O.
for his memory, he dated his accession fror. ths
let of February, 1851, Hienfang vas born In
Aus ust, 1881, and was therefore 80 years II age
at the time q his death. Hienfung was nos his
20, PER name, bat bis nsms q state. II signt.
fes perfect felicity"-a strange title kP .
pr nee VITO could scarcely maintain his throns
against the IetelS
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4 cou,positiou called White gunpowdsr. con-
rosed u pru siate of potash, sos ar ana ehlotais
e potash, has lately been expsrimented ON BY
q, iTasn ohonisiA, and Il sid TO be supsrior b
an equal quantity q conmon powder ID sxplc-
-iVe properties. car mo- loaded with Il eoea
"a On the application Of fay drops of sulpAa-
ic acid App,ied at tho ouch hole. This quali-
y, Il Is thought, will prove q ercs, value IN
tho preparation ~ bombshellS a. thcv would
no. be liabo TO explode in tho air, q u now
cch monty the case. IL u, heveys, Liable 10
pidly than common rovder, bet may bccorse .
vsl6able substitute itr Il In oass Il ths dssrth
ut salUcter.
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Acce-.e ur..tr. xlrr,.,..

II Ia reported that . sufficient fasvs has sir..ax
been sent into Accomae county, virginis. v
guard its coast there against smugzlsr., and
the Inhabitants against Confsdesfs robbers.
Accomac forms with North Hsnpson, the No.
ted 'Eastetn shore" d Virginia; and Chincs-
broke up a smuggling nest, is but few mile.
from the birthplace II the most isrociops n vir-
gina hre-ca'ers, Henry A. Wis.
The county had IN 1850 populatiou q 9,e09
re- vi tss 3,2g5 free coloreo, ano 1851 slavss.
Total IL $50. lts real estate vHs valued IN
county was valued IN 1850 at e3e2, ,T44, whils
theie wac produosd q vhest 18,267 bush>ie.
com 16l $3.50 bushels, pots,ces q, see husheis,
and wool 2e, 029 pouDda-Poa. ~
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'IIGlrAs;R.


IT 3. ARMY.
~. wsqtei fIrGa l2t. Jag. u. s. In'sngry,
sog nd sb.e.o djel rlea, married sud nJt over
70 yeInl ~ aye.
Men eIl sting fIr this REGIMENT ars DOt separated
wuud be- he CA-e Ia eul,gJG iur tlo general ser
yuA and al va1 etlk, tr.Ibgl at1y X - hl up the
/ p.sluI, which s ltady rsSiy for the hed
The sans pay, clothing, hlunty and ierm Of sal
" ~ IN the volu tssrs years.
Mechanics and trsdeInAt, W 0 enlist Are, by the
Rsg,,A,ien, entitled 10 sNha pay when employed
Ip0I their trAde5
Au s'ooild ListiteIunetss are Md from me ranks
JkJELJIGENT, EDUCATED YOUNG kpS
ARE WANTED SUCH ARE SuRE TO RE
GRIvE PRoMorIoN VERY 5ooN IR NOT AP-
POINTED AT ONCE
Bounty E time Of discharge 800.
Rscrui,s sent a onos 70 headquarters al Ror'
q gmil,ou.
Apply al Rsndsss0uS, ~ Chatham =.
A. J. DALLAS,
Cart 18th IniA'Liry,
osi4 ls'1oe RsEuit,os oinoer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-24

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