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Coroners' Irs4ucsts.

FATAL FAIL.Coroner Naumana hold inquest ycstsr-
day, at No. 406 First avenue, upon the body of Anne
skaley native of Ireland aged ftyseven years, who
died from the effects Of fall Tho husband OF deceased
arrested on 'sicon OF having caused hor Gsath
but thu jury exonerated him All blame he was
discharged by the Corones. Deceased woman OF
very Incorporate habits ana received her injury whiio
intoxicated
body Of an unknown coorod wonan about thirty years
OF age, found floating tho water at the foot Of
North Moore street yesterday is supposed that do
ceased is the cook who committed suicide by jumping oil
the steamer Vanderbilt few days ago but tho Coroner
could obtain nothing definite in regard TO the matter
Coroner Collin ordered the body to he to thu dead
house at Bellevue Hospital for Identification.
BopY Rgco,ERED.--The body Of John Cunningham, who
was drowned tho foot OF Gansevoort street day OF
two ago yesterday. An inquest viii be
held upon tho remains 10 day by Coroner Naumann.
The steamer State Of Maine.
rflADsirrA, july %. 1862
Ths State OF Maine arrived this evening with wounded
soldiers from Richlnond.
Bounty for Penmsylvania. Volunteers
inuAnELpHrA, July %, 1862.
Up to this time the private subscriptions the bounty
Cor volunteers exclusive Of the railroad companies
amount to saos 900
Patriotic Action or Albany County.
ALBANY, July 20, 1862
The Board OF Supervisors Of Albany county appro.
prated $50 900, for Offering additional bounty SO
to each recruit of the Albany regiment.
The Monroe County Regiment.
HocIIE,rxH, July 20, .s62
The first full company OF tho Monroe County gimsnt
under Captain Hcseboom was mustered in 10 Jay and
has gone camp Three more companies will bs full
tomorrow, and tho other range from thirty sky
men each
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Beautiful Com pBex xiuu.-PhRf ~ fOm's Snow
White Oriental Cream Tau FrcSeg &c, aud pse.
and beauties the eoupexon For sale 81 a drug
gists
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of the Potomac and its gallant commander. Is
1t wonderful, in view of these facts, that the
Tribune is not circulated among the soldiers,
who "never see any paper but the HERALD"'
Let Greeley remember what Sam. Wiikeson
says of him and his fellow traitors in one of bis
army letters-"The Army of the Potomac
know them, and they are al doomed mon"
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for aua
bcautiiyne The complexion and Iskfu. Ladies' after using
this deehfr .rticle will have other Az druggists aad
4Sy Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

JEws' sosruAL-the following rs The weekly report Of
the Jews Hospital. i3s and 40 West Twenty ign,h
street New York, Up to July 81, 1852
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Patriotic Action or Albany County.


The Board OF Supervisors Of Albany county appro
prated $50 900, for Offering additional bounty OF $50
70 each recruit of the Albany resiment.
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WWNEUTF NWrtH-sMN VlFNNG IINNf(rT
Cure Truss Institute Shoulder Braces Suspcnsory Band.
ages, Alb bipInnat Supporters Silk Elastic stockings Knee
Cape kkles &c Corner Broadway and Ann strAet under
Bsenums Museum. female 10 attend ladies'.
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Hisi's Hnir Dye, 30 Cents.-BiacE or
Brown-'sst ~ use Depot No. Barclay street. Sold by
ali druggists
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

IT 81, s. 50, 81 AND 81 90. SHOES AND GATHERS
"A Az JONES' 10 and IL Ann street. Please call aud see
hem
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w. a. .Batchelor's Celebrated Esstaiplisla-
for Wigs Torpces Hair Dye ant tair Dycins, end
Modayla Crealn ioi Oeaufyng tho hair IL Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

BatcheIor's Hair Dyc-shc Beat I'm the
word; instantaneous harnss nd reliable So by drug
lists ,nl pcrfnmcrs cveywhrr Factory u barclay street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

A TrENTfON.--CORNS, BUNIONs, ENLARGED AND
"A diseased joints cnb and inverted nails, and all kin
drcd ailments skify and successfully J..
HRIGGs the well known surgeon ehiropodst sl2 broad
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Prof. MtIler's Hair Dye--JO cents, Black
Brown IN best sold by rntgsts. Depot 10 hey street
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Plantation Btttcrx.-50 cents Cash uer
dozen will be paid FOR s Bitter Bottles
Dcy street. The immense demand tor these bers has
rendered 1t nposb- procure sufficient ~ regular
have. 70. II. DRAKE Co
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Ask for MRrs's Patent Sclf-Scalfng
Ncwspaprr Wrappers. for families Of Volunteers Sold BY
all boo Ascliers.
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The steamer Stmte of Maine.
r.Il.ADsirrA, July 20, 1862
The State OF Maine arrived this evening with Wounded
soldiers from Rich
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O the above thirty-hrec United States soldiers
!. RAYMOND, Superintendent.
Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar Proof Safes 25 Broadway Of Murray street,
New YORK.
Flight Cartes de visitc for Si.-The Be
in The city, at Woods Gallery soS Bowery. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Arrived per Steamship Msrion--A splen-
did assortment Of Turtles, this day, bv BAYAkD ~ Park
SCOTT & BRITAIN.
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Grand Family Holiday at Barnum's
Museum --Pcrformanccs al and TX O'Clock r. M The
great comic dclineator, Mr. Burnett Kelly, Leon &C, APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-23
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.

ST. Louis, Oct. 2l.-The Rebel Gen. Holmes
has sent 10 Gen. Carr, under a flag of truce, a
COMMUNICATING falsely assuming that the
United States Government, or its Generals had
engaged IN arming negroes in Arkansas. 10
which course Gen. Holmes entered his en-
phatic protest.
Gen. Carr promptly responded, telling him
that neither the Government nor its agents had
med negroes. On the contrary, the Federal
troops had been employed i'm disarming ne
sroes, and while so employed were attacked
and portion captured by guerillas Gen. q.
adds, tliat ''w whatever may be the policy of NV
commanding officer and the Government. I
shall cheerfully follow il out"
In a skirmiSh, on the 1Ith, twelve miles west
OF Helena, the National troops captured the
lieutenant colonel of the 2lst Texas Regiment
and twelve priyates. The enemy's further loss
is unknown. Maj. Rector, OF the 9Th Iowa. W as
taken prisoner and we had killed, 6 wounded.
and Il missing. -
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Later from California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 21.-Sailed, steamer
Moses Taylor, for San Juan, with 5C3 paSsen-
gers; steamer ST. Louis, for Panama, Win 400
passengers, s7o0,0O0 in treasure for New York
and Si70,CUe for England. II -a.g
The steamer Pacific has arrived with 400
passengers and si50,OO0 in treasure from Ore
gon and S20,U from British Columbia.
Henry Hamilton, editor of the Los Angeles
Star, has been brought 10 this city by the u s.
Marshal and confined in Fort Alcratras for
disloyal publications.
Between three and four inches of rain has
recently fallen at Los Angeles, doing much
damage to the grape crop, which was unusually
large this season.
The San Francisco money market is very
tight. The rates of discount are at two TO two
and half per cent. United States legal tender
notes range from fifteen TO eighteen per cent.
discount. Sight exchange on New York, pay
able i'll currency, ranges from fifteen TO twenty
per cent. discount
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A CAsK OF IyrERytTtoN, DuPrr.
= .-rr--. CUL1Y.
An English Merchant Ship Bsrned br an
American in Spa hish Water~--Tke Seen.
ish Alcplde Gro~~Iy IN ~uIted.

Private correspondents from Havana rslate
certain iacts, the detaiss OF which, ~ confirmed.
may involNe ns I'm some difficulty with the
spanish and perhaps with the Enelikh Govern
melt. Tbese are the facts, such a. tho are
ctmmunicated 70 us by Trustworthy authority:
On tie eth OF the present month the mere hant
ship Elanehe,z Captain smith, carrying the
El'gJ.ah Tag, iofmrglg eGxsscd in tllr tradc BE-
tw' "a New OTleans and CRba, but sold, since
Nj 'amoras 60 Cuba, wheu she stoysred AZ a
IN all rost eallcSd Mulats % take IN coal She
lien sailed for Havana Nxitlaa spanish pilot on
aw 2; distance an American shin raI,aias
CN ord h. r with all sr,ccd The ship DroN I'd 20
be the epnhoaf Montgomery, Capt Hunter
thioli unafsly, the captain Of the BlaHche
became alaImed and instead Of waiting for her.
attempted 10 escape. The MONTGOMERY con.
tinTrd her pursuit compelled her 70 war
around ard ran her ASHORE six miles norfh OF
Moro Castle. The ssa Aleade who md
watchs her movements from the shore. took a
beat, and with two or three other men wenf ON
board the Blanche, ON which ne hois.ed the
Spanish flsg a sign that she was under he
protection OF the Spanish Government A. ne
same time Captain Hunterof the MONTGOMERY,
srGerd two boats with armed men 70 50 on,
board the Blanche and 20 take forcible posses.
slon of the vessel. nf s.f a.fF~- Ft =
Once on board, the officer i'm COMMAND Rx.
planned 10 Captain Smith and 90 the AloaldeI
what his mission was, and told them that he
bad received orders TO carry The Blanche away,
~ possible; n not, 10 set fire TO her and TO hfrn
h6r cargo. Captain Smith and the SPANS sh
mrs, quarrel ensued, in which the ofiicer OF
the Montgomery slapped the AlcaIde IN the
FACE, anG. with the aid Of his men, drove him
ashore together with the three Spaniards who
Were with him. Afier this, they came BACK.
set flre 10 the ship and carried away the Ouhan
pilot who had been taken by Capt Smith az
Marianne. s...t =
/, When, the Spanish Governor at Havana re-
celyed the account Of the affair, orders we're
given TO Spanish fTigate TO sail forth with.
Ri al,u 30, 10 eapInre p Ine perperator OF me DEED.
the latest date no trace Of her had been disrov-
cred. Al the same time dispatches Were seat
TO Mr.. Tenara, the Spanish Minister at WASH
ington, giving the details OF the matter, W hich
by this lime must have been submitted 10 Mr.
Seward.
The New York Tribune SAYS:
Last evening we received the positive as-
surance that the Blanche T. an English vessel
engaged in a legitimate trade, and that ,snen
she was met by the Montgomery she " as CON-
ing from Metamoras with a cargo Of cotton Cor
Havana. -.
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THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
GueFilla Rauds niSuerx>S

HUDSON, NO., Oct. 2o.-Major woolford, of
the 1Uth Missouri militia, attacked a band of
guerjllas on the Auxvois river, dispensing
them, killing and wounding several Capturing
arms, ammunition, blankets and horses. The
large rebel camp in tlIe vicinitu >f p--tia-.A
assl56fhesies, OF Adair county, reports that
Dennis band Of guerillas, killing and wound.
ing some twenty, and capturing sle ven prison.
ers, twenty horses, arms, &c Gen. Collar has
captured several guerilla leaders near Colum-
bus, Boone county.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct pa band Of rebels,
go strong, under Col. Dorsey, while attempting
to escape TO Arkansas, were attacked and routed
Illinois cavalry. Four rebels were killed and
wounded, and Is prisoners taken. The enemy
scattered, and Col. Stewart is in pursuit.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO.
Steamer Attacked by Rebels-Reported
Capture of Island No. 10.

CAIRO, Oct 2l.-The steamer Catonhala was
fired into by the rebels on Saturday morning
thirty miles below Memphis, and one man
wounded. The steams r q ladiator was attacked
by band of rebels while loading cotton, twrn-
Iy-fvs miles below Memphis, the same day.
Two persons were killed and seven wounded
ne rebels then fired the boat, bni the flames
w'rc eNtinguished without doing much dam
age, and the boat escaped. 80 -I.s.
The rebels continue to burn cotton in the
neia hborhood Of Memphis.
Ii is said that Price has been reinforced by
80 Texans and that more are arriving
daily. - s -T ~ VIZ =
Steamers from Commerce, Me-, report an
quiet there. The rebels sacked the town. and
carried off s3.Ueo worth Of goods and a number
of horses. \
A report is III circulation here to-day tlInt the
rebels Rad attacked and captured Island No
H., but he report is not traceable to any reliable
source,
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THE WAR IN kENTUCkY.
General Davis X eleas ed from Arrest-Mer.
can'> Men Wearing Fedef nj Uuiformx

LOUISVILLE, Oct. eileen. JEFF. G.. Davis
who shot Gen. Nelson, has been released from
arrest, and ordered 10 report for duty al Gin
cinnati.
One hundred and fifty rebel prisoners from
Frankfort and Lexington, and 300 Union pri-
soners from Cox's Creek, arrived here to-day
They left st O'Clock on Monday morning and
up 10 . O'Clock this afternoon had had nothing
TO eat, Morgan having destroyed all the cap
tured provisions that he could not carry AWAY
Morgan's men changed clothes with many Of
our prisoners, and his band are now SAID 10 be
clothed in Federal uniforms.
The rebels at Cox's Creek captured Cant
B. Lewis, postmaster OF Woods division. with
all his mails, containing several thousand let
tiers. the money from which the rebels took and
then destroyed all the letters.
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Loss of the steamship Mississippi.

NEW BEDFORD, Oct. e9.-Infornation has
reached kere that the steamship Mississippi,
from Monteyideo for China, foundered NJ sea
Aug 30. The crew were saved and landed at
ST. Helena.
TThis dispatch probably refers to the L. s.
steamer Mississippil
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Arrival of n Prize.

NEW YORK, Oct. a2.--The prize schooner Re-
we're, of Yarmouth, n, -, has arri yed from Cape
Fear, where she was captured on the 1lth inst.
by the gunboats Matanzas and Monticello. Her
cargo consists OF salt, military trappiAgs, hay-
ersacks, dc. -.
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TIE INTERNATIONAL ExHIBTTIoE.-Theex.
hftition being near its close, large Quantipes OF
the goods arstbeing solds The probability IL
that everything win be disposed Of by tbs Slsf
inst. The Prussians announce that hey are
sold out. TBe Austrians are In q like happy
condition. and the French have met VIII -
mnch success as shop keepers that thsy are
impatient TO send home the goods, palk mn
their portmanteaus. and return 20 the bOsorns
Of their families. -, =
The London papers s2y that the Americans
have been exceedingly successful Mr.. Stein
way, Of New York, has sold his magniflCsutly.
toned pianos TO West-eBd house, and the lafter
has rtsold thCm already at great advance.
The "cow milker" has created quite a fnrore
in the bucolic mind. and has been a grand com
mercial success An immense nunbnr OF
orders have been received, and the specimen
exhibited In the American department is daily
surrounded by crowds of country pcople.
Another novelty has just been added, which
affords an amusing proof Of the wide s~Id
over which Jonathan exercises his inrsl.nity
II is a swing Of peculiar construcfioa. in
which the sitter, when once set going, can keep
the motion mp so long as me or she has strength
len 10 pull the long bands which sfTetch from
the top. Stu more important but quite ss IN.
genlous, Is the American cotton gin shown in
The Western annex. and which takes Ia lie
pods AZ one end and delivers the cotton I'm Habe
ready FOR baling al the other. Its inyentors al.
feee thai IL completely removes the lin snd
dust, and is capable Of being used An the ,opens
fed with the same facility and efficiency as
in the gin house.
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nS- &. II. Albureer, II years old, was hung
IN sport, in philadelphia, a day or two ago
Himself and companions were playing e. John
Brown" i. Q. going through the form OF hang
ing, &c, using a dog belonging 10 Mr.. Albarger
the victim While engaged In this aInn nse-
ment some Of the boys plsyfuily placea the
strap, used as a rope, around the neck Of FDunf
Alburcer, and proceeded TO draw him from the
ground by means OF a crank used 70 hang meat
By some unfortunate chance the strap tight-
ened around HE neck, while his feet do not
touch the ground, and he was hung ir earuest
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Decision Inn r eyard TO ShinpIasters,

ALBANY, Oct. 2l.-A decision made in the
United States court To-day declares that the
law OF the United States Congress prohibiting
the issue OF shnPlasters'' in the States is un-
constitutional.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN KKNrUcKr.-rhe Cincin.

-
natl Commercial of Tuesday says:
s'The campaign in kentuckyis is virtually at
an end. 1t is useless 10 conceal the fact That
our people are bitterly disappointed in
the result As the rebels can be. They
failed in taking Cincinnati and Louisville, and
we failedin capturing them. Bragg and Kirby
Smith have succeeded in escaping through
Powell's Gap to East Tennessee, with their
wsgon aud ammunition trains and their i'm
mense spoils. II is said that pursuit WAS
abandoned because OF the impossibility o. OBJ
tanning sub he istcnce for tho army.
s1t is believed that Bragg will make direct
for Nashville. and we shah probably have a
portion Of the army conntermarching in that
direction 10 head hiua off. At all events, the
rebels, except the guerillas under Morgan, and
a few detached squads prowling about i'm
various localities, are ont of the State and IL is
too late IN the season To anticipate another in
vasion of any dimensions"
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nS-Ille idea that the English are in The ma nat
OF sacrificing human victims mas sprea6 .ii
over northwest India, has shown I'm Bombay,
and has now broken out I'M Madras The
daughter OF n collector In that presidency was
was 10 be married, and the day before the
wedding the butler went into the village a. buy
some necessaries for the breakfast, but found
il deserted A report had gone abroad that
twelve fat children were 20 be sacrificed. and
the villagers had ned 20 the Jungle. After
great deal OF trouble, the adults Of the Nillare
were induced TO return, but not a single child
was visible till the wedding was over. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-23

A HARD HIT.--Henry Ward Beecher hss
lately been pitching into the practice OF work :.
ing railroad conductors and drivers on sun
day. The other day, Mr.. Beecher in his pecu-
1har way, was Masking inquiries Of Bro6kivn
conductor. 10 whom ne was unknown, es 20
wht iher the Sunday riding could not be broken
'but for that confounded fellow, BeecheT. SO
many OF the fancy people from all parts yisit
his establishment. that IL makes the road
thing could be done" Z
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
IN WASHINGTON, - .. ...

IN WASHINdIUN,
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE
REAT CIRCUS TROUPE
AND THE
PER RMING BEARS
FROM CALIFORNIA.
The whole transferred from the city of New York,
and offered for pablo exhibition ut the =
spacious canvas pavilion in
LOUISIANA AVENUE r, NEARTENTH STREET
q THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
An the wen known features of these famous com
panies have been
, Concentrated en- One ianscHss ExAisition. r
before BEEN srd o the ns %
grand ATTRACTIONS % all other places of amusement
have been seIsctsd sscnrei and Comprised in One
tling the Ia older to witness all
Among the most conspicuous features in Bar
NUN e"AdFuPl%ff faE aTEF"sRy MRUsE1a sEf Ne following
In this tbr spPsaT5 in admirable
Menagerie that far famed ,ePtome of humanity,
the most dininutive of all human beings of his
age the red0"etSaIa 6o1aopoRE MUTT -
g. The Commodore holds his lcves at the pavilion in
1oiock, Intes gent sprightly prepossessins ] and an
afahe the little hero bears oil the belle Iau@hinE
putan iii pa e. Next HlsRate aarS w.'h thdn n,% the
pericr in age, and equal in attraction, is the re-
norned' or's'Piii GES. sn9 roI 5fiitfhlf fHTNB.
t 3i ETropean ana American celebrity. and, next to
tha the century hes PRODUCED
THE EQUESTRiAN TROUPE
Br ghtest in the frmame at Of stars wEich raiiate
ian EQuestrienne t.s 2. J. -
MADAME TOUgNAIREi
in her nlatchless style of Saddle Riding d. splayinp
an unbounded art in the control of her baautiful
stesd, o most perfect command of the bride hand
and all the concointants attending her dashiug
brilliant and fearless School OF Hersemanship Tie
unpa alleled acts and scenes of Horsensnshin by
the Great Riders. Messrs HEMMINtiS aud DA
RUS. MILE BREEZY, MI LIE GARDNER NILE
CAMILLE. and dMLLEMARIE, will be diversified
by q succession ot Athletic Exercises
THE RAFEES WILL APPEAR TONIGHT
S Admission to the whole only 25 cent; re-
served balcony seats ~ cents. oc 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-23

CROWDED HOUSES
Nightly assembled atte st the popularity OF the
VeTs dttkc and OrigianI Canadian
MR.. CHASFRAU.
IN MENSE HIT OF THE
NEW NATIONAL PLAY,
Of intense interest which has been il preparation
Tor several weeks past, and will be produced this
evening with New Local Scenery, Dioramic Illu-
slOnS, Mechanical Effects Ar propriate Costumes &
THIS EVENING,
will be produced Charles Gaylor's celebrated Ma
tional Dram q, in three acts, entitled
RUM
Or the SdckiRg Of FdtLfar Court House
Jupiter "a COntrabans) .......... Mr. Chau n
ACT ]. Scene I-yiew of Long Bridge by Moon.
hght-Crossing Of q. s. Troops. Scene 2-Exterior
OF the Marshall House. Scene 3-Stairway in the
Marshall HOuse-Death of Ellsworth and Fearful
Retribution on the Rebel Jackson
AIT III Fairfax Court House in June IS5l-En-
Court House
ACT 1l1.-The Female Spy in the onion Camp
New National Song, The Battle-c-y of Freedom -
death OF the Female Spy-Skirmish in the Ficin-
ity OF Bull Run-Look out for Bonn mhshells-Charge
OF Black Horse Cayalry-Battle of Bull Run-Tab-
leau.
Previous to the Drama, the favsrite Comedietta of
THE WIDOWS VICTIM.
q the STAGE-STRU UCk BARBER.
with his wonderful limitations Of Forrest BooaS
kean. Barney Williams and Burton.l
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

.SOLAMPlC MUSIC HALL, VA
OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL, va
D0LYMPIC MESIC HALL
SITE OF THE GYMNASIUM.
SITE OF THE GYMNASIUM,
CORNER OF NINTH ST. E. LOUISIANA Az,
CORNER OF NINTH ST f. LO UISLANA Az.
CORNER OF NINTH ST.1& LO UISIANA Az,
NEAR PENN. Av. AND MARKET SPACE,
NEAR PENN. Av. AND MARKET SPACE. a.
A RESPECTABLE MUSIC HALL, "a
which since its opening, has been attended with
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
The management providinga
LIGHT AND PLEASING
ENTERTAINMENT,
FUN, DASH, AND HUMoR,
and tinctuIed, withal, with
DELIGHTFUL SENTIMENT.
THE BEST ARTISTS IN THE CITY APPEAR
o. ITS u HERE.
r..
LAURA BERNARD, LAURA BERNARD,
~ JULIA HAMILTON,
EMMA GARDNER, AMELIA WELLS,
SOPHIA MILTON,
KATE HAMILTON, SALLY SINCLAIR.
LIZZIE THOMPSON,
JULIA NORTON,
TON VANCE,
TOM VANCE, 90.
WILLIAM VANCE,
WILLIAM VANCE,
BOB BUTLER,
Low GAYLORD.
CHARLEY GARDNER,
JIMMY CLARKE,
BOB HALL,
WALLACE BROTHERS.
HARRY THOMSON,
FRANK ELMER,
DICK PARSONS,
TOM MORGAN.
LEONI PANTOMIME TRoUPEi
FRENCH BALLET TRnrp,,
FULL ETHIOPIAN TROUPE
GRAND COMPANY OF cHoRIsrERsi
Doors open at 7-comnence at "a
~ Admission-2J and so Cents
oc D.Iw
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S.-T.-l86o.-x.

DRAKE'S PLANTATION BiTTERS
Exhausted natures great restorer- A delight
ful beverage and active tonic Composed of
pure ST. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. It in-
yigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. II destroys acidity Of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system
Il is certain cure for Dyspepsia, Consupa-
ton, DiarrhOea, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
frop change of diet, wafer, etc. II can be used
a. all times OF day, by old or young, and is plr-
ucularly recommended 10 weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tsls, and Saloons. II. III DRAKE & co, No.
oO2 Broadway, New York. Sc 25-eo6fn