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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

pOAtlelce OF tue ASSOClateQ fTFSS.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 2.-Ths flag OF Iruce
beat Metamora arrived here to-day from
Aikrn's Landing, and brings down about a
dozen passengers, one OF whom reports tha: the
rebel Congress have resolved in future action
10 hoist the black flag. and eXterIninate the
Federals without granting quarters.
The Richmond Whig of October 1st says:
Information from Gen. Lees army indicate
an important battle impending, which VIII
take place ere the close Of this week.
Gen. McCiellan's army is on this side OF the
Potomac and advancing.
Tn" reh,l army l. represented as i'm excellent
condition. and ea-rr for tne fray.
The Richmond Wing speaks Of President
Lincoln emancipation proclamation As o.
Gaining servile instruction in the Confederate
States. and says that IL is not misunderstood.
,iIhsr North or South: lit is n dash OF The pen
10 desncY 1ouT thousand millions of properly,
and Il l. a. much a. a bad 10 the slaves I'd rsss,
in insulr-cilon--WIth assurance OF aid :roIn
United Sia:rS.r
The editor speaks of ne cruelty I'm :ho Fede-
Ia administration. and saws Butler IL saint
" hen compared with his MASTER
--UUr military op"r "ratlons are hen eeforth 10
assume Il very grave character. The new pro-
grammc viii necessarily destroy all terms be-
tVyprn Us. and the next campai n viii be a trP-
mrndous ons, both for the magnitude and the
character of the hosJlities.
Jet ctr authorities prepare the - hole
strength Of our pPopl" FOR the ndo1is shoch K
The "n"Iny is maxim great IreparaiIoEsiiS w,ell
a. issuing fiendish proclaInations. We must
respond with equal energy. Ii We 10 not We
shall IT, lost. But lye shall 90 it
G">u Tciay t-ays the DIspatch) the Iaakors
al : aIc,d on WaTTentcn, taking the SACK a.la
wounded prisoners. and paroling thcr!. Tho
n.ON .m,nls OF Lee and jackson were toward
Ihai place ca Saturday last. bnt thei= exact
move liit d; il not known. 'Tis enough - know
uai oCr generals understand wha: ;acy are
about.
The James river was never lower than now
IN IA" EIighbOrhood of Lyuchbarg a man can
walk across Oh the rocks without wettiRs mas
fIr..
\ Trjrl amy pos; Office has been esrabli she'd
a. Winchester, and from thar pOint sl.rre Is a
daily stage 70 StaUngon.
dispatch from Memphis the ss-h l.lt.
says ;herc is nO news OF importance except rom
The North.
The Spanish fri-atc which arrived hara yes-
Ierday, fired q salute TO day al noon, which was
returned from Fortress Monroe
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
the Railrcrd Bridge--Visit OF the Pr-.i-
dont-The Position Of the Enemy-The
AMtiri inaiad MaNe AT. &c.


dCnt-The Position Of the Enemy-The
Anticipated MsSem~st. &c.
iSpceial Despatch 10 the Baltimore AmoTioan.l
HAErrR's PERRY, OCT. 3.--Thc railroad
bridge was completed yesterday, and trains OF
cars passed over Il hto Harrer'- Terry to-day,
with troops and munitions OF wsr and army
stores. he completion OF this bridge Is one OF
IL. main points Of tbe campaign, and may ~
- aried a. the Iorerunn-r of active operations.
TIE Winchester road j. leing put IN order, aud
q: ,Es viii run AZ onoe 20 and beyond Bolivar
IL iebt- ..
The Prcsidcn; spent tho DAY in reviewing tse
different divisions Of the troops, after a long
consultation in the morning W ifh Gen Mct'l..l-
Ian. He will start o-mcrrow Saturday morn
ing Gown the national road towards FrsA<s~rls 4.
" m hiS way the South Mountain hat
ti"-h"ld and stopping at the hospitals in Mid
ekfown. .i
II j. expected that he viii reach FREDERICK
about noon, where extensive preparai,oas are
making for his reception by the people, aad
scene OF enthusiasm may b. expected that will
rival the welcome OF tien. Mcclellan. Tho
President will return 10 Washington with n
bciter opinion OF tho loyalty Of Maryland than
has heretofore been entertained in Off cial quar-
tcrS.
There Is much uncertainty here as to the
movements of the array. A strong advance will
undoubtedly be made into Virginia, bat whether
il VIII bc by way OF Harper's Ferry or over the
Wiiiiamsport Ford, no one has the slightest
idea. The prrcise po~i,ion and force OF ;ne
enemy IL known at headquarters, and our
troop are ready and an xious 10 move forward,
and II AZ said that the delay is not owing TO any
hack Of readiness on the part Of Gen. McClel-
Ian. SO long the enemy lies i'm his present
position 10 Is said no hurry viii be evinced on
our part 20 disturb him. A large body OF the
enemy are still AT Falling Waters, and al Bun
keT'> Hill in the rear Of Nartinsburg, whilst a
few regiments are al Charlestown, their pickeis
meeting these Of Gen. Summer about :hree miles
this side OF that place.
The fortificauons on tho Maryland Heights
arc being strengthened. so rs 20 make that place
truly impregnahle IN case Of any reverse, and
also 20 enable the holding OF Harpprrs Ferry
with but a small force. The guns being mo- ant
ed there viii command both Maryland and
Bolivar Heights. and can be swung around so
a. 10 BE- brought 10 bear upon the approaches 20
Solomon's Gap, III the direction Of Auris-am
lallpN
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Review by the President.

HhtncC .RrsRs ARMY ~ rHe PoroM .C,
cct. 3-lhe President, attended by tiraerai
Mcclellan. has TODAY rcyiayy.d ia. several
corps of ia. Amy "r ti,. Potomac, beginning
with Gen. Burnside, near The mouth of tho
Anficiam, and concluding with that OF Gen
Franklin, at Bak-rsyillp, embracing th..>s of
forters and R-s nold'> command.
A: each The people coli CtCd ia large numbers
and s:aEi!rs ted The greatest cnthu. .iasm in meet
ing the President and Gen. Mcclellan. The
loyal spirit OF tsr locality was clearly iuaica-
e by ia" greetings which on every hand were
Shove red upon these distinguished mon
he President, after visiting Gen. Richard
son, who lies wounded near by, will in the
morning proceed IL Frederick, where he Will
tax" Special train for Wa> hinston
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Fight with GuerilIaS-Attack ca Boat
Expedition at Milford HaveH-The Re-
Erl< Driven Off-Re>cue of Union X efu-

Fight with CuerillaS-Attack on Boat
Expedition at Milford HaveH-The Re-
hrl< Driven 0ff-Re e>cue Of Union X efu-
gees.
On Tuesday night, the gunboat Resclute and
mortarhoat No. 10, whilst cruising on Chssa-
reake Bay, had Il sharp engagement with a
party of gu.rillas. The officers having reason
10 suspect that some boats were lying In Mil-
ford Haven, Matthews county, Va, which
were used in smuggling goods and pasSpn gers
across from the Maryland shore, fitted out a
bcat expedition, consisting of a cutter and gig
from the moTTarbo3t, under command Of CAM:
Savage, and a gig nom the Resolute, the party
consisting of 30 armed MEN.
The night was vrry dark. and after cruising
than thirty fret from the land. Willis: work.
ing TO get them OFF about forty guerilIas ap-
leafed on the shore, and with muskets levelled.
the commander demanded OF them an i'm.
mediate surrender. Captain Savage ordered
his men 10 defend themselves, when d Nolley
Of balls rained around the boat one Of which
passed through the clothing Of the Captain, bat
none OF the men were struck. The volley was
Immediately returned from the boat. when one
back 10 the woods. Our men continued 20 fire
until their boats were extrfeated, and on REACH
ing their vessels they threw q number Of shells
into the woods.
On Wednesday morning Captain Savage
landed with n boats crew, and searched ScVe-
raj houses i'm the vicinity, captured some inn
portant papers, and very nearly captured a
Rebel officer, who made his escape out back
window, leaving his clothing, including q
Union fugitiyes, with their families. anxious 20
make their escape 10 Maryland, whom they
took of and landed on the Maryland shore.-l
Bali. american.
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen, and inyigorate.
They create u healthy appetite.
They are al antidote TO change OF water and
diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent
seyers.
They purify the breath and acidity of The
stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarrhOea, Cholera and Cholera
Ncrbus.
They. cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the bps: Bi;ters il the wcrld. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restOrer. They are made OF
pure s.. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure OF g. beverage, without regard 10 age
1r lime CT day. Particularly recommended TO
asshcate persons requiring 4 gentle >tinulant.
Sold by all Gfoters, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. II. DRAKE & co, 2Uo Broad
way, New York. sep 25-eo6m
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PrRCHksE OF clyde STEAMERS FOR Run
MING THE BLOCKADE.-The Glasgow Morning
Journal states that the fine steamer Iona. one
OF Mr. David Hutcheson's fleet Of West High
land boats, which has been generally acknow-
ledged as the Queen of the Clyde, made her last
trip on her route from Glasgow 10 Ardris bag,
on Saturday last, having been purchased. IL
is said Mr.. Mason, the Southern commissioner,
who visited Glasgow lately, had something 10
do with this purchase. As IL is, she wlll likely
leave the Clyde, after receiving some s:rength-
ening outfit, in n shor; time hence. IL IS also
said two or three others OF our crack steamers,
If not already sold, are likely soon 10 BE- pur-
chased for the same purpose. Should they gos
TO the South, they Will likely form a line Of
steamers between some near neutral ports and
one of the smaller Southern ports least likely
10 be affected nv a lockade.-- Wsl~er f SwsfAssI
T.nfE
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AMCSEMENTS.
GREAT AMERICAN
CIRCUS
EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL,
Gardner 81 JIcn,ming's.
The Organization OF which has just been com pleted
prior 70
TOUR THROUGH EUROPE,
but which, com posed Of
100 MEN AND EDUCATED HORSES
COMPLETE GEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT,
will first appear in this city. on
LOUISIANA AVENUE, Near Tenth Street,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, Near Tenth Street
INAUGURAL EXERCISES
L.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
MADAME TOURNAIRE,
The DaFhing Female Equestrienne
Greatest Living,
from
NiAon's Cremorne Garden.
MISS ELIZA GARDNER,
The Beautiful Equestrian Danseuse
MILE HELOEIS BREGY,
The Accomplished Eauestriepne.
JAMES REYNOLDS
The Monarch of testers, Mmics and Tocalists
Mr. DANGARDSER,
The Mimic Jester, and Comic Singer
Mr.. GEORGE DERIOUS,
The Great American Rider,
who will each night
Ride without Saddle or Bride
Urtamcd Cauanche Horse
f HEMNING,
The Greatest Living Performer on the Corde Tendu
and General Equestrian.
Mr.. GEO. KINCtDE,
M. GERALD PEPPER,
Mr.. G. HILL, &C., &c.
ADMISSION - AND 30 CENTS
LOUISIANA AVENUE md TENTH STREET
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
sep&1
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Ewithin day or two we have seen letter
captured by Lieut.. Col. Harris, Of the lo<e.
Virginia, at Beverly, written by a young man
from this town, In which be says that az has
been assigned 10 the Western yirgisis service,
and hopes TO be in Wheeling before many weeks
city b+fors winter The father OF the young
man as q notorious rebel i'm our midst, and a 1T
seems from tine letter is in fun fellowship and.
The letter discloses the fact that the rebels haye
frequent communication with each other, and
thar our would. ne invaders are kept post'd by
their brethren and friends hsrey-Wheettas fg-
feuioSacsr i. TT VS..
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Sale of n Railroad.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 1.-The western division
OF The La CroiX and Milwaukee Railroad MAS
sold to-day for S1,sUp,c00 by order of Judge
Miller. OF the L. :. District Court, in forecio-
sure OF the land grants on the first mortgage
Isaac Seymour, F. &. James and ID. vi. Hughes
We're The purchasers in trust.
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Naval Intelligence.

BosTcN; Oct. 3.-Spoken on the 20th ult off
Bermuda, L. =. steamers Wachuse: Tiora
and Sonora, bound into Bermuda
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CABINETFU ITURE,0
~

CABINETF URNITURE,m
- AT OLD TRICES. "
IL Having purchased entire ~
stock Tor CASH before the al ~ Eice. ! !
are enabled To Offer unprecedented
bargains 70 all who are in want or CABINET
FURNITURE.
Our stock is now complete in every particular,
ana cordially invite all who COntemp plate fur,
rishing promising saving Of At least - per cent
10 al who make their selection OF u. 1t l. not
Necessary 10 eartculariLe, vast stock
braces every article necessary to furnish house
complete.
AL We ask is & call 70 satisfy yourselves
b0rELER x WILSON,
Iron Hall No. 3lS Pa avenue,
an q eo2m Between 9Th and 10th sts.
THE HOSPITAL STEWARDS MANCAL-By
Doctor Woodward. L. :. A; 81 25.
Guthrie on Surgery OF War; S22J.
Beihnssiis Military Surgery, London; $3.50.
GTosss Military Surgery; ~ cents.
MacLeod'E surgery OF the Crimea; 81 81.
Stromeyer, EsinGrch, and Statham Gunshot
Wounds; IS cent?. . ..--.
Appis : Ambulance Surgeon; SlJo.
Ecnglncre On Gunshot Wounds; Is cents.
Tripler ard Blackman on Military Surgery; 81.
Turnbuil on Military H. giene; % cents.
Camp Cookery and Hospital Diet; 10 cents.
Henderson on Examination of Recruits; 81.
Marshall on Enlisting, Discharging and Pension
Sc FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CANTERBURY Music HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXIH STREET,
In Rear olNstional Hotel.

III heas OF NatloHdl 6Olel.
THE GREAT RESORT OF THE MASSES.
WEEK OFBRiLLIINT NOVELTY
We dent proffssir f. l. TO b2vrNp6Ef Pey ;gp9 srfiss as
bat we hsys {; ggt gSI The braaiiial Nile
NSl}2sr MRs. W. s'G ). Fl FloR2ScyE, iR2E you
MISE p1GSEs g s9't iiX Sa
If you want to sre a great Irish comedian, like
MIR W. J. FLORENCE,
yoq would go to the theatcr hut i you wantt see
the best Ethiopian Comedian Ii! ing, You viii
come to the CantTTH"ry SM r yWoG spt ;Gc
Ills S'y,J JOE j; jEFFEKSJS jTiTIa.Ss 5 5. no. IKE
0u 0F gO0" hT"55y !"Tf II i94 only want to see
agd I ms h s. RS s nyiRNFYy w III ioA
'Or 'TS WEns fl IS ARsiSTRsSG aHfI r Z. sGGf '"
is and his comic songs will rxeite your risibi!ites
10 s"'h ossFeS ga cI&RkR i@S XXI o' wan" I" 7"s
because lie y h, EIrEso4 !sii rEEssofS4i"s:o"' bat
has nS Mss Hsifs5 HsGf. 39f. hS f4cnE 4'cnI Fl 'o'
MISS ffsi fHff!l + hf7E WELLS
sing she IGs:S D2N sErchlnI SET eilR lnIshins, as
says, it's so bla1tc funny, ny boy - Some people
'h'nk 'hs HGnkdts GfiS RiAse 10 see
is under canvas; but we can show them one that
MINUS 5 %sT9f.2 cRaHoRsE iGis G;'ti GARDEN ,Pi5
would and fer
ACRGBATS AND RIDERS,
ASHLEY ) ANPHiTHEATER, LONDON,
Amt circumstance. When you ssch an artist
GEO. r. DE- LOUIS
GEO. X. DE I.OGIS,
IL makes the people wonder and, as
SHAKESPEARE
says. Can such things be - Ne answer, it can
JOHN BIANONB
was q dancer, bat the people say they never saw
such Il
VI. JEAN tLOSkI.
lie RStOGiShe the natives, and so does
EDWIN FORREST;
but it will certainly upset your gravity TO see
THE PRINCE OF COMEDIANS,
and the other mem bers of this great company, who
nightly appear at the
GREAT CANTERBURY
GREAT CANTERBURY
GREAT CASTERBIRY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
A GRAND BILL THIS WEEKi
REPLETE WITH DUN AND HCMUR!
Dent Fail 10 Conle!
II ioa are Wise,
Yoa wa
Doors open. O'Clock; performance. 8; close at II
Admission Is cents. Orchestra Chairs 81 cents.
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Admission TO Matinee-Lsdies y cents; Children
10 cents.
Doors open at o'clock; performance at "a.
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IHE FLoU RIsHING STATE OF THE Cor NTRY.
lac commercial report OF the New York Her.
aid says: The trade reports for the week show
thai the foreign trade OF the port of New York
X active as ever, Notwithstanding the war
The imports are over four million and a
quarter, the aggregate exports of produce and
specie over five millions. Never i'm the palmiest
days of peace did New York do a better busi-
ness than this. SO far as the cons umptiou of
the country at large il concerned, IL would
seem that the secession of the Southern States
and their withdrawal from our markets. have
made no rcrcrptible change The great, popu-
lous and wealthy NORTH Is consuming quite a
many foreign goods as the country did before
the war. Those who regarded the South as
the great mainstay Of foreign trade Of New
York, are learning useful lesson, Our great
dry goods importers report unanimously that
the demand for dry goods, especially for the high
priced silks, delanes, laces, and wool.ns, was
never brisk than ii is this season. Notwith-
standing the high duties, the importing trade
has done and Is dong exceeding well. For
groceries the demand is equally active.
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2 NEGROES IN CHIC AGo.-A large number of
con,raband negroes having fled To Cairo. i'm ILL.,
noIs, Brig. Gen. L W. Tuttip, commanding AT
that post: on the I'D ult., wrote to Mayor Sher-
man, Of Chicago, as follows:
IL have a large number of applic ants from
your city tor negro servants. W III You appoint
committee To see that they are properly put
out 10 work Viii send as soon 8 the commit
tee is appointed and am notified" '.,-....
To which the Mayor replied as follows: ..-''
"Gour proposition TO - nd negroes 20 Chicago
10 work tconid b. ia rioition Of The iars cf thfs
.Sote, and great injustice 10 the latoring popu-
laIicn. Icannot gire my consent by appointing
committee as you propose, or ia day Other pdy"
The Common Council of that city showed
their approval Of the Mayors action in the mat
ter hy adopting the following resolution:
.. E..otred, That we, Aldermen Of the city OF
Ch,cato heartily approve Of the action OF our
= ;Mayor relative to the proposal 10 send negroes
to this city and that his answer tO III N ur,tlo
san meet. cur unqualified approbaticn.o
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- In London there are SIX public statues to
kings, eut one 70 nan OF scsepca, Dr. Jenner,
aud none 20 single author, sr.isL poet, Or a.
yeptcr.
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IRON HALL.
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE
Would respectfully inform his friends and Gus.
toners that having just returned to this city from
New York, he offers renewed assortment of
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Consisting Of
COFFEE,
tne sssortmeE. c:
HAVANA CIGARS,
beire purchased from prize vessel,
enables ~ %
sell 81 very 'ow rates
Il yCa want = P@"cEGse
GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS, SEC iRS, and
TOBACCO,
OF Bet Quality and at Low Pr;ges,
YoI Nut Gail Mt
EMILE DUPRE
500 PESSsYLvASIA AVENUE.
Iron Building.
who laid in a large stock Of Goods before the
heard of rise in prices had taken place. Sc u
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WAS CTOS TUE,TRE,

SHINGTON THE TIRE,
CORNER ELkvkHrH AND c STREETS.
Lessee and Manager. HENRY c. JIRRETT.
sPLeNDID BILL To NIGHT.
MISS KATE DENIM Il, LUCRE!IA BOE"LA.
THIS EVENING,
The thrilling and effective drama of
LCCRETIA BORGIA: OR, Tar PoisoNkR
Iucretia Borgis. Mis-. Kate Denim
Tsf,o II H.". tn,,,.,i
After which, h,
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MOD
ESTI,
Pat with IN irish Jir, Mr.. Sam. Ryan
With the patriotic song Of vive i,Amsrica'
on MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
Th- justly celebrated actor,
MR. JOHN r. OWENS
The acknowledged Grea; Comedian Of the day .,
VIII n'ss his sst If sppfar'nge IN TIVE poRTiST shsr
will make their debut I'm Washington.
ADMISSION.
Dress tirclr ana ParGUe:te. ........... ~ cents
Seats can be secured daily from r. M til p m
Doors open - IA commence ate, o clock.
GROWERS THEATER.
Pean. 0vtHas, near Wi!Hrds Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER MANAGER
THIi EVENING,
LAST NIGHT OF
MR.. AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE,
The Iri>h Boy ard Yankee Girl
Tkis evening will he presented
AN IRISH DRAMA, AE IRISH FARCE,
AN IRISH FAIR, AN IRISH FIGHT.
AN IRISH JIG, AN IRISH WAKE.
To commence with the thI iiiing IRISH Dvmes lie
Drama,
IRELAND AS IT WAS.
Mr.. W j. Florence, a.. Ju,:y OTTO.
To conclude with the screaming II b Firce the
IRISH MORMON.
". !. iCrence, ,ss...-.............B Bryan UL m
VIII arposr on Monday next, the Distinguished
American Tragedian,
NR. L. l.. DAVENPORT.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
"~->- ~ cents
hSihIiy Sitcie--- - cents
IIiNsle DO --------.--- .
SciCtcV NaiieiS - cents
NOiOI dI tefIt sf cen IS
Seats may be secured from ~ O'Clock a. m 10 5
O'clock p. NJ. without extra charge.
Doors open at 51q O'Clock. Comedy commences
a. "a C'clGck
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EREE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
Il ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2s9 Pa. avenue. be
tween 9th and 10th sts.-NEw ARRANGEAESr.-The
undersigned is happy 10 announce that he haS cl-
f"cted an engagement with Mr.. HENRY JUNG
NICKEL, the greatest NiOi0ncetiO Player now in
this country, who will perform every night at the
above hall, in company with other Stars. Also.
SlGNURA SE1DEL has been re engaged, and will
delight our Visitors with her magnificent Songs
Duets, etc. Mr.. ADOLPH WELLENSTEIN Will
preside st the Piano. Together with host Of tai
tnt unsurpassed by any eStsb Shment in the city
Choice Refreshments constantly on hand Officers
II attendance to preserve order.
Concert commences at ; D ciOck y.
er lhu HENRY ROSENTHAL. Prop'r.
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GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Admission to Hatinee-Lsdies p cents; Children
10 cents
Doors open at o'clock; performance at "a.
Good order strictly maintained seq
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NNENFH EIkNkHTH IND z iNktT-.
Lessee and Manaser.......... UESKY {. JIRRETT.
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NAsPLENDID BILL To NIGHT!
MISS KATE DENIM q, LCCRE!I4 EOETL1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

LAuycn--A Williamsburg to-day, at two PM, from the
yard OF Foalkes, the propeller sha See
owned by Forbes and calculated for the China trade
The following the 20 feot breadth
"a feet; DEPTH Is feet She will have vertical beam engine
cylinder 80 inches In diameter feet length OF sroke DO
built by Messrs Fletcher Harrison Of tho North River
Iron Works.
Captain Phillips. OF the fast sailing British brig Msrsey
from Pernambuco. has our thanks for fayor-.
SAP CHcAco (o New York, 1919 ons) Capt Ryan, which
sailed hence April D. with " coal bound for Acapu
&C. 9ss re =, ,ea On the morning q Nay IA, 90 lon
tz2 In number) were brought into Pernanbuco May IL by
the Dutch schr specnlan Capt Ryan sailed for ~ Tho
Woodward arrived New York yesterday In Br brig Mer
sey.)
sHir ANDREW JACKSON hence NJ San Francisco, on the
fourth day out on the southern edge o. the Gui stream o..
while running before hipred some very heavy seas which
whselbouse and bnsce, main hach.houer sykghs
How. 10 for ly hours DAYS the Lips the Allan
lon 81 W. and 81 days 10 Cape Horn.
Sur AxRIrrr, from Boston for Bangor before re.
ne i sar Monhegsn, night OF 9th, where she lay over
one tide. she came Cd next day; damage not known.
Bpr~ Bate AcuLIrs was fo-nd abandoned at koesoa
Reef, and taken into Nassau MP, Ith inst.
Hn BpiG MYnsHv, Phillips arrived YESTERDAY from, peV
nannbo, reports from the time Of leaving Sandy Hook
March 49, until the present time and arrival not fe1
royal except I'm port, ON either pas age Hare had Gns
wea the entire passage On the 2st Mafo III 81 al
ION a5 49, passed fore and aft schooner abou, ul Inn
American build, scrn house deck GALLEY zone
with aDou 3Btee Of manmss standing and forsna gone
close the deck, heading 70 the norhward wreck
alongside. made ont the letters her stern. t6er
elects nailed on the MAG about ba up A. there
Had abandoned but short time heavy sea running
al tho time did not board her.
scma May Elry, Case OF Greenrort l. T. ru, n,o Ina
port on the llh for repairs having when OF che