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.--. FROM MEMPHIS.
Rebel Band Disper>rd-Thc Reported Ad-
vance OF Price Untrue.

CAIEo, Oct. Cool Stewart, with a,IrtAch-
nlent OF the 5jth Illinois regiment, made recon
noissance through the country hack of Mem
phiS, four days since. and broke up 4 camp of
fnerillas, who retreatrd across Wolf river.
burning the bridge after them. Col Stewart
CROSSED, however, killing two of the rebels and
capturing a number. He also DESTROYED the
plantations Of the secession sympathlzers ia
that vicinity.
Col. Morrson's cavalry had also made 4 very
successful raid inte the adjoining country,
breaking mp five OF six guerilla camps
IL is stated that Y Nalentine's rebel cavalry,
some five days ago, left Holly Springs and
came as tar north as Hatchir. This fact had
given rise 10 the reported approach ef General
Price TO Bolivar.
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IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO.
Price W ifhin Four Miles OF RoIiyar-Cc
Hiudmau Under Arrest

I CAIRO, Ill, Oct 2.-t1en. Rosrcrans and
staff rassrd here to-day cs rcate to his new
command. ..rE rr..s ..fs.
. Gen. Hamilton is IN command OF Gen. Rose
Grams division.
/ The latest information from Corin;h SAYS that
scouts from the nighborhood OF Bolivar rspoN
Gen. Price within four miles of that place .
PassenGcTs from Helena report that Generals
She eaham ana Holmes are near that place,
threatening am Attack.
Thirty five foraging wagons and their guard
Were captured by the rebels a faw " dayS since
Gen. Hindnaan is again under arrest
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Affairs in CaIifarnia

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 26.-Uneasiness IS fel,
al the non arrival OF the steamer Golden Age.
from Panama. She is 36 hours overdue.
The boiler Of the National Flour M iils exp,o
ded yesterday, killing four men, won nding 9th .
ers, and damaging the mill to the extent of
$1,000. = =. -
qmcksiiver lode has been discovered, with
in two miles Of San Francisco The prosnects
are rich, and appear extensive. The discovery
was made while workmen were excayating
hill 10 prepare to lay down pipe for the Spring
Valley Water Company.
SAN Francisco, Oct 27-The steamer Golden
Age has arrived from Panama
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Engsgeme Of the great
HERNANDEZ
PANT0MIME AND FRENCH BALLET ROUrE,
With the greatest living pantominist and general
versatile performer,
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ, 49, - ~ - D' -
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
The only successful rival in America of
GABRIEL RAVEL. ..r
GABRIEL RAvEL,
The expert MA tire du ballet,
MONS. DULANEY,
'1c MONS. DULANEY.
The popular Pantpmirnist and Vocalist,
MONS. PAUL BERGER,
MONS. PAUL BERGER,
The great American Pnntomimist,
BOB BUTLER,
MONS LEoTARD, MONS. LEoTARD,
4 COMPLETE BALLET CORPS,
FOURTEEN neutrality-suspicious.
At the head Of Mh.f FkatEs = shs a@rent
MADEMoIsELLE ZOE,
MADEM0ISELLE ZOE, .ss.
n11E n11E Sh}1EH FjF
,,,1. oAn$$HE H.s11Tos
n ,ow c,x,nnn ToN VANCE, a,r na:rIaos' a ~ aDa
Low Io" GAY eASl9HRii charley cARDsfSs h4w GAYLORD
HARRY rHoas5y MhaEAor pRR1HHFsr 2GHEF srHonrses
TOM MORGAN, tom MORGAN
&c, &c. &c.
The Management begs to state that notw withstand
ing his immense expenSc during the limited
engagement of HERNANDEZ and
TRUCPE, there will be
No Alteration ia The Prices of admission. .
During the present enga cement the following
Pautonlimes will be performed: THE Magic Truia-
pet ""M "Mishsps of Countr,man ""Tol az Vent
The Magic Sword ""Raul, the Night Owl. .n"The
Green Monster, Jock o, the Brazilian Aper6c
Doors open st 7-comsence at "a.
~ Admission-25 and so Cents oc Tlw
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WHY TIE Guy WAS SUSK.-The Alexandris
News says schooImistrs.ss in that CITY. of Sc
cession proclivities, gives as 4 reason WHY the
steamer Guy was blown up, that AZ soma tins.
or other not specified, Abraham Lincoln IN the.
recklessness OF his character and without the
fear OF the Lord sufficiently before his eyes,
placed his foot upon tine vessel From thar
moment henceforth the Guy was doomed
vessel The wickednrss Of Abraham Lincoln,
and all those who adhere 10 the detestable
Union cause. had brought down the wrath Of
Cod, and everything which they touched or
had anything TO do with must perish!
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Habeax CorpuS Case.

BOsToN, Oct sS.-The case OF VIM. H winder.
OF Philadelphia, who applied for writ OF
rem. was heard to-day before Judge Clifford, of
the L. :. Circuit Court The writ was srantni,
Judge Clifford remarlling that il was not in
tended to apply 10 or prejudice any question
thar may hereafter arise on the return of tn,
same. The writ Will be served on the nriiitary
ccmmandant OF Fort Warren, and if honored
ccme up for further hearing tomorrow. The
counsel for Mr.. Winder are VIM. b. Reed, - w
Biddle and Peter Mccall. of Philadelphia.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
The Advance of the 4rmr

HEADVC ARTlRS ARMY oF THE Pc row .C
oci. :~.-The advance, under tien Pleas n ton
late yesterday afternoon encountered tne one
my with cavalry and artillery at Smokers
Gap he lost one man and dye horses BY th,.
explosion Of a hell. To-day his scouts v,t.re
pushed oGt IN he direction OF hldie and Mid
dleburs. lie reports Gen. lille comma and AT
CpperyiIle.
n long train OF wagons was seen to-day be-
tween Bunker Hill and Winchester. which
Il good evidence that the rplr.lS sill Trmain
there. ....
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Fatal Accident at Buffalo.

BUFFALo, Oct. IA fatal accident occurred
here this afternoon. Two young iades-Miss
Raw kes, lately RON ST. Mary's College, Bur
Hngton, n. j., and Miss bows, of this city
while riding, Were thrown from the gig Miss
Hawkes. was killed, and Miss Dows injured
but moi dangerously.
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AMI SEN ENIS.-
BARNUM.S MUSEUM,
CIRCUS AND NAGERIE!
LOUISIANA AVENUE AND TENTH STREET.
LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF
THE BIG SHOWt
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
COMMODORE MUTT
COMMODORE MUTT.
TIE RIFELS. THE RAVELS!!

TIE RIbELS, THE RAVELS!!
All the well known features of these famous com
-..- panies have been
Concentrated IA One Immense ExhttH'OH.
No public amusement of this ID aEnitude has ever
before been offered to the Washington public Phe
grand attractions of all other places of amusement
Magnificent Entertainment single ticket emit
thing the older to witness all. ....
mum s Quadrup pied Troupe are the following:
THE MUSEUM.
In this department appears. in admirable con-
trast with the huge and ferociOus creatures of the
Menagerie. that sr-fsmed epltOme of humanity,
the most diminutive of all human beings of his
'ss' '"' 'e''' COMMODORE MUTT. . ...
The Commodore holds mis- lcvce at the payiiinn in
clock. Intelligent. sprisbtiy prepossessing and
aTahle the little hero bears off the belle laughing
pnm NsF sF in !atre @'a thou @ sn
perior in agr and equal in attraction, is the re-
nOwned, original. and veritabe
GEN. TOM THUMB
of European and American celebrity, aud next to
the Commodore, the greatest man on small scale
that the fihiHfE Sfi sEpRHefs TROUPE
Brightest in the armament of stars which radiate
from tins immensely OF talent, IL the elegant Paris
MADAME TOURNAIRE,
in her match!ess style of Saddle Riding. display z
unbounded art in the control of her beautiful
steed a most perfect command of the bride hand
brilliant and fearless school of II semansp, The
unpa, alleled acts and scenes of H9rsemanshir RS by
u
RUS, MILE BREEZY, MI LIE GARDNER. NILE
CAMILLE, and MILE MARIE, will be diversified
by succession OF Athletic Exercises.
On THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,
Oct. 81 and 81, and Nov. I,
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
ALEXANDRIA.
~ Admission to the whole only 25 cents; re-
served balcony seats 81 cents y
EREE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
II ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2e9 Pa. avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10Th sts.-NEw ARRANGENEST.-The
undersigned is happy to announce that he has ef
fected an enga cement with Mr. HENRY JUNG
NICKEL, the greatest Violoncello Player now in
this country, who will perform every night at the
SlGNORA SEYDEL has been re-engaged, and will
delight our visitors With her IN msgnifcsnt m at Songs
preside at the Piano. Together with host of tai
ent unsurpassed by any establishment in the city
Choice Refreshments constantly on hand. Officers
in attendance to preserve order.
Concert commences at S q clock p. m.
sc SD-1m HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prep'r.
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S.-T. 18So.-x.
DRAKE,S PLANTATION BITTERS,

Exhausted natures great restorer. A delight
full beverage and active tonic. Composed OF
pure St. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. II in
vigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. II destroys acidity Of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system
II is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Diarrhpa, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
from change of diet, water, etc. 1t can be used
at all times or day, by old or young and is par
ticularly recommended TO weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. III DRAKE & Co, No.
20 Broadway, New York. Sc e25-eo6m
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ALEXANDRIA, Vi.
PERclVAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Proprietors
The Beautiful Queen of Song
MISS FANNY FORREST!
FANNY FORREST! FANNY FORREST
FANNY FORREST!
GEORGE r. DE LOUIS,
The Best HOriaofrnl Bar Peyfornsrr tn TIE World
He will also perform his
TRAINED DOG.
JE Ny LIND
First Week Of
MISS KATE HARRISON, the beautiful dsnseu,e 20
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
the great Clown and Jucsier
Miss FRANK LA FOLLE
Miss TILLY FORBES
LITTLE ELLA,
VIII appear in
EW d NCES:
The Funny
DICK PARKER,
WILLIE EMERSON
HARRY FENTON.
ends
SPLENDID COMPANY!
III
ENTIR NEW BILL.
~ See Bills of the day4fa
COME EARLY,
Doors open e. performance a. o'clock.
Admission - ami JI cents. oc q w
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FROM NAsHvILLE.-A gentleman vino ila-
arrived in Cleveland, ONO, from Nashville,
saws thai there are enough United states troops
in that city under command of Gen. Negl-y,
10 protect the place against any force. There
are forts. block -houses, and breastworks upon
the east south, and west side OF the town, the
Cumberland river being upon the north. The
mechanics who are left AT" bUSily fcr'liyia.
Fort -. Cloud.
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Ma>Sa c chu>rtt> Politics,

BoSToS, Oct. 21.-Hon. John A. Clifford de-
clines the Peoples nomination for Congress i'm
the FIRST district, and Says that his support of
the President is unconditional anu without
qualification.
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Gen. Davis Indicted Tor Mansiaurhter.

LorIsvILLE, Oct 27.-The grand jury ha, in
GiSted Gfh. jen T. DAVIS Tor mansisughter, in
killing Gen. Nelson.
The first through mail for Nashville since
Mor@an's raid commenced will leave to-ruor
row
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BuSToN, Oct. 2S.-The steamer Tuscarori,
left Eayal GA the 6th, and the kearsagp on th,,
eth instant, in search OF the rebel pirate steamer
Alabama.
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The Crews OF the Burnt STEAMERS.

BosToN, Oct. eS.-The bark AZrr, from Pay
al, has arrived with the crews of the vessels
lately destroyed by the pirate steamer Ala :
balna.
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The London Daily News Of the 9Th instaa
has the following important article, shown
that the English cotton manufacturers will
soon be able 10 procure a supply Of the stapIe
independently Of the America growers:
1.-The day was sure 70 arrive when the gen.
eral inability TO believe in asupply of cotton
from other sources than the American Cotton
States must give way before the facts. Tha;
day seems 10 be near at hand. at the end OF
last week the cargoes from India began 70 ar
rive. Upward of io,09 bales from Bombay
came in during three days, and the QUANTITY
from that port actually at sea and at Liver
pool was found to De about $4,000 bale. 30
that Mr.. Ffliiers, whose promises were held
10 b. rash when he spoke OF 3JO,O bales. an
pears 10 be fully justified in the hopefuiness
OF his tone. The next disclosure was thar we
have prospect OF supply, in istr3, OF I,63a 600
ont OF the 4,tD0,01n, which IL the largest Quan-
uty desired, at the ordinary rate OF prices.
This amount Will be just double the quantity
used ptT week for the last three months: and
thus il would seem that the worst must br
past. AT the recent high prices The 'weekIy
and ;he promised supply, independent OF any
change in American affairs, viii Weld 1896
bale, per week. The sources OF this supply
are India. the Brazils, Egypt Turkey, Italy.
Gr'ece, chance cargoes from America, and
'o;her sources These sother sources are
CREDITED with only $500 Considering that
the West Indies are included under this head
ii is reasonableto hope that the supply may
turn ON 10 have been underrated even for the
coming season. The reports from Jamaira
are in tia highest degree encouraging. both As
30 The GouriShing condition of the grow .nc
crop and the rapid increase OF The AREA de vosed
TO cotton. In q uiaDa and Demarara the pro-
prieteis are setting heartily to work 10 procure
the requisite labor, which NAV probably be
lrUm the United States Agric uitural rnachip-
cry Of the higiiest order has been sent out 20
Porto Rico. which is expected 10 supply a
l,r-e quantity. not less tian the produce of
2.o6 acres. next year. and the quality of the
West India cotton il declared 10 be scarcely
short Of the highest rates of American. Already
Nsc zee that, as time f,esees On, lind our
selves under he process Of being weaned from
onr obstinate reliance on the slave States; and
from month 10 month we shall learn TO give up
tho irrational hope of anv settlement I'm An1eri-
ca which can restore the old state of affairs.''
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Arrest of q Clergyman for Cen>urins Gen.
Wool.

HAEEIsBURG, Oct. ec.-The Rev Charles A.
Hay, pastor OF the Lutheran Church. of this
city, has been arrested and taken To Baltimore
by order of Gen. Wool The cause OF his arrest
is supposed 10 be the communication. signed by
Rev. Mr.. Hay, published in the Telegraph, cen.
sTring iir military authority OF Baltimore
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ZINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES.
FINE GROCERIES.
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES
The remsisder Of the cargo Of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting OF every description 81
FINE
GROCERIES,
Win be Tor sale until the Schooner is discharged.
FAMILIES
In need Of g. Winter supply, az the
TRADE PRICE,
Can lie supplied by the Package
FRED. 8. COZZENS.
Censisaee. corner Pa avenue and 18th st.
---->o
CAPT. HUTCHINGs,
ssI5u Schooner aid. :" foot of1lth st,
r~ BorfLER. J.w. BorsLER
CIV. BOTELER \ son,
IMPORTERS,
EHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CuINA. GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, sTLyKR;PLArEp WARE,
BRITANNIA WAHE- bi1t TIN GOODS
TIN CHAMBER sEJS, VoAL III LhMpS
JAPANNED WAITEltS, DVUh ~ rs
FEATHER DUSTERS, nhI ShE rs,
uorSrETFpINt; ARTICLES Generally.
a,.I IRON HALL. Pennsylvania Avenue
Sl- NV " between 9th and 10th streets
EoA ChAoh FOX CRACKERS
'ss' receive KIM BURCHELL,
-, Corner 18th Il. and vermont aY'
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- a Cronsiadt Journal states that the Japa-
ns.~" Ambassadors all. suffered from sea sick
Hpss in going from Sw inemunde TO St Peters
burg. The First Ambassador, in pariIc uIsr
was exceedingly i'll, notw iths tandine he
strange remedy he employed, which consisted
of soup made of horse radish and rice seasoned
with red herrings and saryiines cut into small
pieces. When eating this singular compound,
he look aliItle champagne afiereyery spoon ful.
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syA cargo of salt from Trapani was entered
al our Custom House yesterday. It's cost ar
the port OF shipment was S750, and TO defray
the duty on il the importer paid $50 premium
on The notes, making the premium alone SsN
more than the original cost OF the whsle cargo
The entire duty was about 5000 in gold or It's
equivalent. The duty on salt is Il cents per
Ito pounds.-BOsiOa 7rdreller, 2iA. .. =.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
In Rear Of the National Hosel.
DIREcrIoN.-Leave Pennsylvana avenue at Sixth
of ofPennsylvania avenue.
COME ANDsE
THE GREAT TRIPLE COMPANY
composed OF the
FIRST TALENT IN AMERICA p
WBLL MAY ALL COMPETITORS TREMBLg.
SUCCESS Is OURS
THE CANTERBURY STILL AHEAD,
an..will continue to give
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY
We are Crowded Every Night with 80
THE FIRST CITIZENS OF THE COUNTRY.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
of our
THREE FEMALE STARS,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM
4 perfect Floral Shower Nightly Greots the Tcrp
sichorean Queen,
MISS KATE PENNOYER
Joy unspeakable is swritten upon every countanance
when they hear the lovely
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
Charming, Charming, is the exclamation or every
one when they hear the soul stirring songs of
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
The following beautiful young ladies appear every
NEW DANCES:
MISS JULIA CHRISTINE,
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
MISS FRANCES LEROY,
MILE LAURETTA,
MISS JENNIE,
LITTLE ELLA
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS
The Greatest Representatives. of the Negro Char
acter ever appearing on the stage
Splendid Success of the Great
PROF. q. W. KIRBYE,
the only successful riv al of Wyman
MASTER GEORGE, the Wonder of the Age.
Last Week of the great
GYPSY'S LAY.
Tonight,
MONS. SZOLLOSY'S
RAVEL NTOMIME COMPANY
Will appear in the laughsJle pnntomimc entitled
THE MAGIC FLUTE,
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
HART and SIMMONS in New Acts
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS, &c.
Doors open, e, O'Clock; performance, 72.
Admission Is cents. Orchestra Chairs 81 cents.
uc y -lw.r
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GROWERS rHEaTEI

6ROE Eh'N THEATER.
Penn. autHus. neaT Wiiiards Rcssl
LEONARD dRoEER---- .---- ----- ----- .MAsAGEl
THIS sWEnNEsDAr, EyENING,
Of the
Pearl 9tas ATgs AaHsgifaA s'ast'
LUCiILI WESTERN.
LLCILLE MEsTERN,
The Able, Young and Beautiful Actress whose
every succeeding performance has
INCREASING ENTHC sfAsM:
First ''Dsarasaff Mss S5 X Rsfh psss popular
First apRsnEsPss R9sg y,GI ef the fhsyRins so1
For the first time this season will be produced to-
night. the sparkling two-sct Comedy. by Tom
Taylor aRsks sas Shtt,ss XNb Fs.sf FaSss entitled
l" "''if Mss S'l IreEefhLE ItreeffihiL WESTERN,
II PEE fsE R5fffSGfeS' SFsis shs5ffssS of
or the
Misehieeous, Kind hearted Actress -
100 YEARS AGO.
hate Denim as. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mabel Eane
'ioia orooAer a' NIFTY Give
To conclude with the Great Burtonian Extrava.
WANTED, 1000 M!LLINERs.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
orchestra Chairs IS IS sents eents
Family Circle ---.---...--...-----25ce cents
PriYate 6o1es -......----...-.----. SO
Colered Pacterre --.-....-....--.......Sn 81 cents
Seats may be secured from 10 O'Clock a. m. to s
o'clock p. m., without extra charge.
Doors open at Ga O'Clock. Performance com
mences al O'Clock
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ADJUSTMENTS.


FUhDs NEW TENTH sTR. THEATER.
Tenth ST.. abort Psnns sirnnia
JOHN 7. Ford Lessee and hanafr,r
HUMPHREY BLANp.---.-...-----....s Stage Manager
! FASHIONABLE THEATER DRAWING
THE LARGEST AUDIENCES.
The Only Oyigiaol and Rsuowu.l
q A B L L RA Y Ell TROUPE!
A ManIu'o'h Co,npcay Qf FiaiSht9 trsias,
Led by GABRIEL RAEEL,
Including the Wonderful Gymnast tho Mes Re
mArkatle Child, - 81.
YOUNG AMERICA .a . +,
WHO GOES WHIRLING THROUGH TIE AIR.
Over the Heads Of the Audience.
on aKFNing TrfpsSe.
To attempt such an act looks like
CERTAIN DEATH.
lei this Infant Wonder count. his leaps g accu-
HE NEVER MISE Misses EsfH HIS GRASP,
In addition, will appear
ALT RIGISAL RAyELs IN AMERICA
The tengae cement of this lannon's Troune
Is L. TED TO A FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
wEpNEsDhf EVENING. Oct. 18th.
The Slightly Psnton!inr,
JOCKO
THE BRAZILIAN APE.
Pipo "a comic cha racterl Gabriel r. vel
Iocko tby the great Msn Monkey ....-.' Marletti
Cora. Mad. Marzetti
Pas dc Deux.. Mad Marzetti and Mons. Tophog
The RAYE1S in the yari.ns rhara .trrs
Previous to Pantomime a
BRILLIANT DIFERTTSSEGEkT
1ntroduction-Co-p de BALLET. 2 L. Styrirnna
by VI NE Mar7etti. Julia Lehman ani Mons Ton
hof
PAS CHINOIS. IS..........YoCN .MEgIC.
To conclude with the daring ami dashinr
YOUNG AMERICA
Naulting ard Somerssu.ing on thu
THREE FLYING TRdPEZCI
Throwing hs infant body clear acro>- the interior
OF the thca!cr-buuuG ng and tt bounding
To and fru-cxecuiing the most
startling i,::tts in the air
Performance commences with the Farce of
SUDDEN THOUGHTS
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parauette ---......... n cents
Orchestra Seats. * corts
EUhiis S.i'''' Ii cents
eS F5ec List PoStiirtig SaSPtndtd.
Doors open at quarter past clock: curtain
rises st q quarter to O'Clock.
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DROPOsALs FOR KATIONS FOR 1863.

-.. QpARrERssSrER:s OFFICE,
WasHrSGrox, October II, 1sS2
SEiIED PROPOSALS win be received at this Oh ce
untll o clock p. N. of the lsth day of November
next, for furnishing rations to the c. s. Marines.
: Portsmouth, New Hampshire; -
ChaFlestowD. massachusetts;
Phi adei phis. iui Fennss H i1anis; mia '0fA'
Eashin ston, District OF Columbia; ...
Zach ration to consist Of three quarters of
pound of Taess pork, or bacon; one-and a-fourtb
bread, made Of extra superane aour, or in lieu
thereof twel' two ounces Of e!trs superfne four
Il OF S sas
white beans, or IN lien thereof ten pounds of rice
snd-s half pounds of tea; fifteen pounds of good
New Orleans sugar; four quarts Of vinegar; one
Of adamantine candles or one and half pounds OF
good hard dipped tallow candles; four pounds of
hons. ..--.H .'.I-I. -. =
The increased allowance of four ounces of aour
or bread, and the allowance of potatoes, as above
provided. viii cease. at the Termination of the
insurreetion, and the ration be provided
The be- shall be Delivered on the order
or by the single ration and shall consist Of the best
and most choice pieces OF the carcass the pork 10
the nuslty Of pSe nds aaes aae 10 De
All subject 20 inspection. ID .'-
All bids must Re accompanied by the following
Form Of Guarantee.
The undersi gned -. Of. in the State Of,
and =, Of. IL the State Of =, hereby guar
antee that in the foregoing bid of for
ratiors above described. be accepted he they
will. within ten days after the receipt of the con-
tract at the Post Office named, execute the con-
tract for the same, with good and sufficient sure
ties; aud. in case the said shall fail to enter
into ceutract a. aforesaid. We guarantee TO make
good the difference between the offer OF said -
and that which NAV be accepted.
A. B. Guarant0r.
Witness: c. D., Guarantor.
.-. T..
1862.
i hereby certify that the above naInei - are
known TO nle as men or property anl able to make
good their guarantee. G. IL.
To be Sisaedby the Uafisd States Distyict Judge,
URikd States Disiriet 4ttOTasu. or Collectors -
No proposal will be Considered unless accom-
panied by the Shove guarantee.
Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals for Rations
for 1868 !" and addressed 10 the undersigned.
W, il. SLACK.
oc IJ-w4v ajor and Qtiartermaster