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, 1861-11-09

FoRT MONROE, Nov. THE spau1dinz left
tor Hatreras LAST evening, with cargo OF
ctMmissafy stores. Il is more than probable
faat ecMt of the troops will return in her. It
u understood here that Hatteras Inlet is
place Of too much importance to be aban-
eoneo. sGo9ld 11e :30th Indiana Regiment
rttpIn to Old Point, it's place will be immcdi.
at95y supplied By larger force.
by hsg OF truce just from Norfolk, We
Save meagre news Of the fleet. The only per-
scA ~fo came down Wss bound By parole to
reseal no particulars. The steamer Union,
Win cargo OF horses and stores, and another
transport, whose name was not given, we're
Est cutIrg the gale on the coast CT North
Cef;llna- The crews Of both vessels, IS in
pumoer, are noW prisoners at Raleigh, N. G.
Il u Is not Known whether any were lost, but Is
The executive officer of the Minnesota
states upon information received by the flag,
that the heet was b0mbardfpg Port Roval. and
meeting with WARM reception, the rebels
laRlng 1tr some time been preparing for
them. The above reached Norfolk to-day By
telegraph.
The reported resignation Of Gen. Wool il
The U. 8 enn.boat Monticello will leave for
the blockade off Wilmington In couple Of
Gen. Phelps states that the rebels are bolder.
News.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-The following state
ments were made by passengers from Old
feint: They say the troops landed at Beau
fort, South Carolina, where the bombardment
has commenced. Report states that one Of
our var Veaas ls Was disabled. What suceeas
ATTENDED the attack Is not known. One report
says that two Federal Transports were wrecked.
Commodore Tatnall il said to be in command
0fthe rebels.
NEW YonK, Nov: s.-A special dispatch
says our feet was bombarding Port Royal.
which wss said to be in critical condition,
and j6st ready to surrender. The rebel com
mander had small steamer under his control
and threatened to 90 out and selze one Of our
vessels which had been driven on lee shore
with troops aboard. This news comes through
rlvsd from one Of Gen. Huger's aids.
A special dispatch to the Tribune says one
Of our gun boats Was disabled by rebel guns,
and another agroEnd, and that Capt. Tatnau
vas about to take her. It was reported at
tTst that the Crest Republic had been 1ost, but
it Was incorrect.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8-The gentleman who
CAME under the lag Of truce from Norfolk,
yesterday, says he brought all that Was known
III regard to the feet, and the stories sfloat
attributed TO him are talee. All he knows is
That dispatch had been read at Norfolk, tn 1t
one Of our vessels Was disabled by the rebel
batteries aud another Was aground near Port
Royal. Two vessels had been wrecked on the
North Carolina coast-one the Union and the
other Eazne unknown. Seventy three prison.
eIs were taken to Raleigh.
, 1861-11-09
%1Es EvkRxW HERE.,

~ esolSed 10 send an expe-
Cairo 10 Belmont, the
finished with early
III were kept fully IN
sss the intention of Gen.
.sssn the river, under cover
y. ~ take the rebel camp at
y opposite Columbus, and
se:fs:c point. But traitors
.eslso posted the Rev. Gen.
~ 'le expedition lanpel, it
~taezp<Ited resistance from
f.. sl iorce. Our officers were
.,,: ee Preparations making
>'H' There were no white
~, 20 expose their ope-
~ luck cnes dare not ven
.,s nees, as those who had
:sss.' :ss.s:::neat, had been prompt
,,.sae' ae:' claimants, to be NAL
sSsaE'ins w.! to escape from the
IN the South states that
s:;es Tue destination of the
~, and where it would at
It NV. were well prepared to
<,rs s's'anee. More than =
(! Grsard o.asa left the army at
>,ta Proceeded e to South Caro-.
az .he troops assigned to
<!$;,[s Of the troops On the
tn,''.,f .f hgh in rank at Wash.
'''e*=]g betrayed the Gov.
=, [a;s had been able to ,,;;
:; ~, ,4ulsliye loyal ere the
kss4lssa{s1f 4s {1fst and the people o.
ED;rrs;lnI IN profound ignorancc
rsdes :. 'aey were fully posted.
hs,,s,aa ,,ao was quite recently ,
Sas s>'ed that their Ganersi'
1ss <s.2f q our Cabinet, .asl'9n and ~
s,bs sen We ;, could prevent them
u ,es. astails they wished. E,
h - s'eat a emphasis .~M In,
'@e department. At Wa.1
, 1861-11-09

BANKS WcCND Ep IN COURT.
At tie last ttrm oe our Circuit Court, bills
in chanccry were filed against many Of the
stump tail banks, by Judge Logan. The bills
atked for an Injunction to restrain the bauks
iron doing aDy further business, and for the
apEcintment OF receiver for each one, to
take charge Of its aestte. The prayer Of the
bills was granted, and there hematter rested
until the present tsrn Of Court.
To-day Judge Logan comes forward and,
having made proof OF notice, goes On to
prove that each Of these cats" failed to
comply with the Auditors call; the amount
OF its circulation outstanding, the nature of
it's securities, and that the eaid securities are
net fufficieGt In value, according to the mar
ket, to ray the circulation.
Having proved this, the next step, according
to law, ie the final order on the Treasurer Of
State to deliver to the Auditor the bonds of
the bauka aforesaid, which Was the order
made
LIST OF TEE BANKS 50 D1ePosKD OF.
Bark Of the Federal Union, Bank of Aledo,
Agricultural Bank, Bunk of Geneaeo, Bank OF
Metropolis, Mississippi River Bank, Bank Of
tie Republic. Bank Of Southern Illinois, Bulls
Head Bark, Ea11agsnEett Bank, Prairie State
Bank, Toulon Bank, Warren County Bank,
State Stock Bank, American Bank, Fulton
Bank, Western Bank OF Illinois, Bank oa
Commerce, Olympic Bank, Illinois Central
Bank, illinois State Security Bank, Ksnkakea
Bsrk, Columbian Bank, Bond County Bank,
Like Michigan Bank, Bank of BROOKLYN.
, 1861-11-09
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-, ar rssnrrs, seemingly well
:. ,,rrr ,;oi'irs Of rebel troops are
..s:r,Su :iom Virginia to operate
;,~.s. r-s,l,;::::1y against the coast
;. =; bis .'os made a lodgment
:t.-;;-s('. Its said that this
j., j. 7.-.::iit~alarly active along the
:. r,:',nsc !.a:tcries; and thus it
~ river blockade may ultimately
, 1861-11-09
hRhAD 10 HEAR
:; ::;:::.::tr at Belmont, We dread

:; :::ss:;tr 81 Belmont, We dread
il .smsinder Of The expedition.
T.: ::onlaeDce and give, ut this
=: :n1;;:,.nat;cn to the enemy,
= s7 IL: lie Increment SOUTH
ta-4.e. G. was.o be made, in two
=, u; l.; attacked at Belmont,
::.:=s:i, ait lie other designed
'E,.si II lie r:5ge~road, in the
-: -: p0:a.. This last column,
=: e::Ce1. OElcsby, consisted
III: r@-1te Slh, 18th, 18th,
a:: :. ,,,..;22s;s troops, Captain
=: ,sy::-. a5d Capt. Schwsrtz's
s'ls7' We learn that they
7-.:t:: >:11::l~arj, and, passing
rig 'a@kc :l!elr way to New
:. LII VIII ior McCIernRnd's
:2s:7''ts"ry 70 eolne up! This
<. Il T:y not have been car-
= :: Il a'tempt has been made
-1st1: and oslesby has pushed
-A=7 Madrid, he is in great
IT a.: net without the mcst
::-::taeE;ioa that he has been
- :'ar. A.l destroyed by the
:at e'lt up our boys at Bel
sly 1atc, We dread to hear;
::re tia; since We had reliable
: the sat Of wa1, The plans
II Cd aal os1es1y is safe.
:;:::.'f Is a runor given in or
*cs lbs morning, ng, that Oglcs-
si::a 1t:E Thompsor's gang,
- It'll Eith hezyy loss. It
:1:s.trs c. the..back road lead
ss:r.e 70 New Madrid. So
= !" -rElnr he true
, 1861-11-09

-is:ro dispatches give some ad-
y.::rGlors Of 1he Belmont fight
slieot,y encounter. The ex-
=, s;ae is not yet ascertained,
,~Ee several hundred, and the
-::::::tste7 r;i:her than less. There
s-ssse, Yesterday, Of those pris-
xt! s4.: s::: parry who are hope
Our dispatches also
.: .s:,s=:-s:. 81 expedition that
=. Psiiaacau, and another that
In, f,T: lirlt, both Of which
ID. I'd VI ::!lirk it will appear
:y;:: Il: t; ), s,:-sate plan in all this,
il; i,t4-:s is common notorie-
;::..tc tas yetels to guard against
, 1861-11-09
From New Iorh...9;en. Scott aud the
C6ARheE Of Commerce

NEW YORK, Nov, SC. Godfrey Guather
declines the Republican nomination for Mayor.
Gen. Scott received the Chamber Of Com
merce and subsequently the Union Defence
Committee, to-day. In his replies to address-
es from those bodies, he alluded to bis tnfirm.
tiles, saying: "It Is my expectation to re
turn to that country to which am. like your.
selves. devoted. All that country hope will
econ be made up again to its 81 States Al
though have been compelled to retire from
the field, have the consolation to be able to
aesure you thet the command Of the army is
in competent hands. Ileave in the field Cen
erals Ct great ability. Major Generals Nc.
C1ellan and Halleck are Of high order Of in
t<1lect, Of scientific attainments, AID
much ability In at military at.
fairs; Ct exce]lent Judgment and
discretion. Under their command and those
Of the Brigadier Generals, have no doubt
that the armies OF the country will be led to
victory. I hsve no doubt that in their hands
the testinIss of the country viii be safe, and
/ have no doubtthat they VIII achieve sue"
cesef4l and Honorable peace within few
months, and that the blessings OF peace VIII
again be restored to Us within reasonable
Cen. Scott spoke IN the highest terms Of the
President, and ea,d he could speak in similar
terms Of several members Of the Cabinet, a1d
thanked the Committees warmly in hts OWN
behalf, closing BY bidding them m attectionate
good bye.
, 1861-11-09

The EYGh1RRA ~ rhA N.AvEwusmvn ~rz
Gasp IacHsoa Re1SeneT@ Ese.1,s @n@ st
the ExchR1Ee-f.lsx ar Frtenne~a" u
The terms agreed unon ba+wean M,so~ c
era7s Fra-,ant a,s - 1870. -&A''14 osn-
"Aa41 1AeAaon1 a1u 11He' ase IN 1nese words
fsTst, The exchange shall be affected erade
for grade, or tseo officers Of lower grsde a.
an equivalent in rank for one of a higher Grade.
the s2casr6e to embrace prisoners On pa.ple.
SO also thCse held in custody.
"oecond; The Parties released, both officers
aad prlVates, shall be furnished with cer:tN
cafe Of release, and of safe conduct to The
hesdqnsrfe1s OF their respective armies or Of
thslr divisions the officers with their usua
side arms, camp ecuippa9e and propertv- and
the pIi!alea with tneT personal properly,
1hlrd, Ihe prisoners taken by the United
e1a:es 1o1ces at Camp jackson, In st. Louis
comfy, On the l0sh day Of May, 1861, are EN-
braced in this exchange, with the express M
Outstanding that General Price reiteratee
the protest OF the officers aud Len then made
against the legality Of their csptu1e and the
e1ac1ion o1 parole when released.
FouTfh, BI1gadier GeueI2l Samuel r Cur
ns, or the Gthcer commanding ut Benton Bar.
racks, in st Louis county, is hereby authorized
and required to Issue the certificates above re-
tered toto the officers and pziyatea ofthe State
force6 herein nsmed, and also tc such other o,fi-
ce1e, mon. commies officers and priVatea, ia.
cffiVe hundred and thirty, Is NAV be named to
him by Col. David q. Armstrong, Cox Samuel
=. Churchill, Hon. j. Richard Barret, and D.
Robert Barclay, EEq., or either Of them and
the eaid Col. David 81. Armstrong, %. sam
uel B. Churchill, Hon. j. Richard Barrett and
d. Robert Barclay, Esq, or either Of them. ara
.4erehs authorized ard required to issue snch
ecltitlcates to the United StaHs officers ana
p1iVates herein named, and also to such other
, 1861-11-09
AT BELMONT.

- AT BELMONT.
= Lear: !e comment upon the
~ n which our troops ap.
+ ''tn badly served. When
II csstle disaster are received,
":a::s iar the ground work of
!" aay la7c a word to say.
II : ;3lliciy Tow: Tie organ
|aifai!1on has not been able 70
- secrets. On Wednesday
[E'frs;a q friend onthe ssreet-a
E-2'll ;'i:e Nl:o had no right to
= q Tt ma:tT aud by him
- Possession Of all the facts
;: as contemplated attack. He
-E !Iv,n d civilian who left
s-stv .'r Tuesday ; but where
-s&.a::on We Eayc not learned.
Fsr.antcd that the movement
:s@'k in Cairo; nsy, we have
e: in TWO letters received in
F. l'7:.'ates in the canr in
s;;tallion is mentioned. N,w
..sA' 70 know that their post
T. al; that all that is Of con-
~; s much that is inn1utc-
~ f"a municatcd to the enc
= i: news Of their move
-'s ;s;>. As far as we
lie ra1.lculars Of the
H.. 4ole US, lh15 seems
Il: !:ssign was doubtless
~.s' :! troois in there and
=: ::1:;' CIT then, oH-a
~;Sto laye failed in exc
=. Z. I. 1 courage and deter1nin-
s' : item 10 cut their way
-. ,ssS, lsve We continually to
s~s s:Fr2ssii::ion of, our o1n
!: I'LL. ''
wise 10 be ashamed Of the
'''ssr boys in their first er.
.::' - stt'a 70 have borne them,
~: NJ tan only regret that
.@s s'svvtion were not crown.
, 1861-11-09

FKenao1h's Heeepstsn NJ SC. Leaas.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Seen. Fremont arrived
On special train this evening and was mat nj
the depot by an: immense and enthusiastic
crowd Of eitizens- There HeTa large delepa.
ticGs Of Germans from the various wards Of
the city, who escorted the General to lis
quarters with torchl;ght procession.
, 1861-11-09

WAsu1seroS, Noy.!1-A highly intallizene
ard trustworthy eent}eman. wko baa haa5 On
dnfv in rrcr: eci;sn W;sh nc hiock a1;ng s"nsd-
ron of Caa1ieston. states that s;nca Eaa:sfn
Ms1etnn 1orE command Of fhts stetinr i've
s+i has M to =. .es 5;renf1y frnn that he,hos
Throrph the naT-oW channeis 1ea5inr A.. .,one. Hn
tha Sgs f.1onSs -. sera,,rsts Aes nuo49 x
nn;nfs m r. co.at ~ Tior3as s.,.if ea c..ts ~
snch a. G sch conere nm nf Ifcht dnH % and Il n' ,ons
tbese se !. not ~ heino @ In1ssi y.
, 1861-11-09
pROPusALs FOR ARMY SUR


Office OF the Acting Assistant Comufssary Of,
subsihtaEce. Chicago, November 9th, 1861
Sealed proposals will bs received ut this otce until
the 18th DAY Of November 1851, at II O'Clock n for
1rh1shtnE a6sl tence to the troona Of Colonel j. G.
MllacO's Regiment, at Geneva, nlinais.
COMPETITION OF RATION,
Three ionsth1 Of poand of po1k sr bacon, or ono
ounces OF bread Or hout pc und ha1d bread or
sne @ aad :: uzth pounds Of corn meal; and At tie
Ieans Ct pes sEd ten pounds Of nee or homay; I'd
and ground code-, or one and half pounds Of Ia;
nltec5 rouEds Of sugar; four quartz ,v1negaE; o.e
pound sperm c1nole one and fourth pOp. da ads-
ansins candles, Or one and hall pounds Of tslo1
car four pounds Of soap and teo unars Of salt
In addition fothe foregoing there ts allowed eice
per week ones Rsl1on mo6Ases per one hundr e. "a
uoGs. and thrice Fer wesk issue ef p1tat n the
rate q one pourd per nan.
Fresh beef VII! De Issued Al often ~ four days In
seyen. at the option Of tee commanding erncar.
teCt any or all bids.
Proposals to nert1on the naues Of two sufficient
securtttes AID to be indorEed the envelope aPro
1ofa,s fo1 Sub! tsteuce'
JOEE CHRISTOPHER.
A. A. C. ct g Aruy OnfIo Isl DeArhorn-st
, 1861-11-09
Major uar1csr,s Dragons.

Captain Charles ". Barker, Of General Nc
e. ilan's Body Guazds :s11eE promoted 70 =
Lieut.. Shears and Ordefly D: G. Brown were
elected Cap&ai1a, rAed 8ecoe4 Lieut. g. q.
Phelps and 9eRg4d8f T. A.; Webster elected
first li9utenanta. .1he command has been
increased to tho standard, viz, : 200 men, and
u u hne military condition Waahisqoa dts-
Foseh ef Wedneaday.
, 1861-11-09

q" The Maine regiment Of cavalry. Col
John Goddard, and the Massachusetts regi-
nent, Col Wlll:skas, arc both preparing to
march to the sest of var. The Maine 1egi-
meni will leave Augusta early next week,
], 200 strcrg, and the Massachusetts boys will
probably 5s]l in when their comrades from
?" down Eaet" get along. Each regiment will
extend about one nile On the Ordinary roads
Of New England. It will be an imposing dis
pay to people along the route
, 1861-11-09
OUR " wA8R1NG1ON LETTER.

Tie Great Expedition Flood in The Iato-
n.dc-Loss q Gousrnnaent P,yperfy-Badies Of
F.ct'n1sat Bats Blu6- 6-:Burnsd Bridge 1fnlbers
The Loseer Potomac I1oqs-Aai-
tery Matters, de-, dc.
, 1861-11-09
JOEE CHRISTOPHER
"A: c. Ct q Aruy, OntIe Isl Dearborn.st


4 l.
Il S1ETENCE.
CR3ce Of the A1t!ng Assistant Com o1s:ary Of
Suhst:tenee Chicago. Nov. 9TH, 1S:l.
Sealed proposals will be received 1t this office until
the 18th dsy Of November. 1861 ut Il oc:ocK NJ for
1urni biz subs1tence t. the troops OF ColoAel Cast
mans Regiment 1t Ottawa Illinois.
COMPOSITION OF THE RATION
TIrf efou1ths Of pound OF pork or bacon, Or one
aca nth pon d. OF fe sh of salt beef tw:at7sTo
eaLccs ot "a q tc1r Or one pound Of haz b1ead
late to every hundred ratone Of eigtt q1arts Of
beam or r. ana ten pouLds OF rce or 1ouny; ten
POUNDS green coffee, or eight pound. roasted aad
ground coffee or one and half pouudsef Tea; fifteen
lounds ot spgar four quart. ct Sisegar; ons pound
TN canals or one eEd bali pounds Il tauoe cat~
Giet; four r1uDds Of s0ap and two quarts salt IL
addition to tie foregoing. there ia Allowed twice per
week cne ealcn Of mo1ssses per hundred rau 5ns
a tA1ce Per week sR tsue o potatoes ut the Of
ore n md per 1nR1-
Fresh beef will be iesusd ~ often ~ four days in
AeTEo' r. az me q ton Of tie commanding officer.
ire unde1e!Eued reserves t. himself the right to re-
lect AEy CT all OF tli= bids.
srorOEalt TO mention the names of tva ausfrIcnt
eu1eiies spd .e be indo1ted On the envelope. 'Fro.
peEsls tor Subsistence"
4 A. c. Of Us. Ermy, once IS: Dearhcrn 1T.
N12h311tV -
, 1861-11-09

MAJOR I1ND's CoNKAHD.-BetWoen four
md i've hundred troops, being the re5nainder
q the command OF Major Ly1d, Who sutren
de1ed to the Texana at Fort Fillmore. Last
epEipg. arrived In this city yesterday:-8k
Lox;s AmoY&
, 1861-11-09

LIE SHARP SHOOTERS AT Balls BLUFF.
TIE Massachusetts, Company Of Be-5an's
sharpshooters, Was at the battle where Col.
Baker was killed. Although only company
tae men were there put to the seyerest test.
1ne attacking forces would have been out
nanAed by three regiments Of the enemy hsd
1t net been for this company. A rebel fell at
every shot from our boys. None of the armv
deny this. In fact none others we're firing at
those particular regiments, aud the effects of
our rifles could be essily seen. So fal Is
could be judged not = shot missed. Thev
fred very rapidly even with their ponderous
tifes, which weighed from 80 to 70 pounds.
and fully sustained Col Berdan's predictions.
The less ct the company wss OILY one,
, 1861-11-09

In Statue Quo Ar D21n9stown.
DAREEsreWs, Nov. z-There. 10 every ap-
pea1ance OF our army remaining In this Vieini-
y Tor eome time, unless IN emergency require
Its presence at some other point.
, 1861-11-09


This gentleman, commander Of the 223 ul:-
Iois Regiment, wounded and taken prisoner
1t Belmont, Mo-, is native Of Illinois, mad
resides st Carlyle, Clinton county. BE crossed
the Continent with Fremont, served in the
Mexican war, wae engaged in several battles,
and several times wounded. Upon the organ
iz&tion of the regiment for the Eighth Con.
gr*Es;onal District, he was called BY the
x.mcst unanimous voice Of the men to assume
the command. He Is about 81 years OF age,
ard las Lad reputation for pereonal bravery
asd GOODNESS in danger which his conduct at
Belmont well suEtairs. He has oftsn been
e,hfounded with the Dcughertys Of Jones'
b5ro; but te is only distant relation OF that
family Gel. Dougherty was early LEFT an
orphsn: aad was bound out to service during
h's n'hcrtts. He was, however, thorough
mi1t'a7y man, and his regiment has been
sfo6en OF as one Of the best disciplined of the
Cairo troops.
, 1861-11-09

lie BATTLE OF BA1L's BIUFF.-Gcn, Nc
cie1a1, IN submitting the report Of Gen. Stone
10 the Secretary Of War, states that he never
ordered Gen Stone to crcss the river, and only
directed him to intrench himself On the Vir.
g1nit side, and to hold his position ut ill hsz-
ards, When, to lis surprise, he learned that
nearly all Of Gen. Stones force had crossed the
Eser. sfcne had been ordered, in dispatch
ffom Mcclellan, to keep good look out
upon Leeshurg," and inform.d that "peshaps
slight demonstration On mis- pa;t would have
TIE effect to move" the enemy; and these ex.
P7esElons were, very likely. construed ioto an
Instruction to cross the Potomac.
, 1861-11-09

~De s.aty, the *'sl zigtt Dc Sanity" Of
our end Of the Atlantic cabae, turns up ~ Il .
chief eaectridaA of he submarine cable tha&
hss Just beaa stretched from Malta to AleKaa-
dTla.
, 1861-11-09

EXTENSION cF The MISSISSIPPI AND MIS-
soCR1 RA1LRoAD.-We learn from the Iowa
City Hez7'oatean that the managers Of the Mis-
sissiPpi and Missouri Rail1cad have contracted
3cr the building Of depot at Victor, on the
lie between Iowa ard PoWeshiek counties, to
be completed in torty daye, BY which time it
Is expected that the Track will be completed
o-d cars running to that point. Victor is
acou1 fourteen miles west Of Matengo. The
lEo1: IL already laid nearly the entire distance.
, 1861-11-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
OPERATIONS OF THE FLEET,
Port Royal Bombarded.
Its REPORTED SURRENDER.
Rebel Troops Moving South.
The ACTION At BELMONT. Mo

Exctasage Of the VT'osx,st9ed,
, 1861-11-09

4 RombAr6ment Of Reaufort, 8. c..
~ ~ Efosfess-1he Rebels Defending
1henAelyeA with EReFuY>
, 1861-11-09

FkEM0AT'S RECEPTION IN ST, LoUIs.
, 1861-11-09

{ HIPPERS OF PRODUCE.
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w vi commence her regular trips " re~ksk on sAur>
DAY 18Th daily ~ itbout excepon landing the usual In
frrmesate a0es: Jay street at n. returning
Peekski ri p. NJ iouches ~ Amos ana west Thr
etb streets
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a ssne-sn having any Cat oG 0lothius, furnurs oN,
es .d Jew-ry viii rsse,ye he highest pfoe BY Ealing
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A CADKMY OF MUSIC.

A cADEMY OF MosIC.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
'es' . GRAND iMPIINssrAev BENEFIT
VIII tai plAcp
FRIDAY, AprI ~ lss.
On which occasion VIII BE- aaoed ssSss opsr~ q
And .h ns o,.ns ssIs. 10. tas Il = o.
TANCR.D.,
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