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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11
Hen Wanted 4.

JACOB NJ. NoYEu, E,q, of Lewis
burg, is authorized to enlist men under
the last call o: the President, to aid the
general army in flushing up the Rebellion.
Mr.. Meyer served with the three months
mems now restored to health perfectly
and we should suppose, has every qra!-
iica,ion for a careful, earnest Officer
We hope the noble youth of Union county
~ilI again respoud-as they and their
fathers have always done-to the calls Of
patriotism. O:hcr States are coming for
ward well, aud let it be speedy, sure,
sufficient reinforcement.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

We learn from Harrisburg that up to
sunday last thirty Companies had been
offered to the Governor, under the call for
Volunteers. All the New England States.
new York, Ohio, and Indiana, are also
moving swiftly into line.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

To THEIR CEEDIT,-When Banks,
Fremont and other Republican Generals
suffered losses, they were sneered and
booted by the Rebels and their Northern
Allies We are glad to say tha: no Union
hepib!ieau rsjoices over the successive
defeats Of Gen. Mcclellan. We desire
The Union fag, BY whoever borne, TO 90
forward, and not backward-we are for
our Country before AMI above any Party.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

Ra-Aext to the Farmers, our busiest
people Just now are the makers of the two
i'e"isours Reapcrs and Mowers, who have
'een extremely pressed to supply the de-
uanas upon them-and then the Drills.
10 bot haste after the Reapers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

1v' The citizens Of Milton have appoiu-
w Committees to raise money and other
','eprovide for the necessities of their own
nil'srS .nb'' especially. $500 were forthwith
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

fas-We have 4 letter from Capt. Linn,
5o,ad Goth ult.. for our next.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

sta-some thouehtless or scoundrelly
Operator yesterday set af1at a report, to
Which S'au'on's name was signed, that
'en' NJ CieiIan had been again attacked
aud driven In times Ike these, such re-
ports are cruel, aud whether doue in malice
or sport should be punished.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-07-11

WELL Done Some unknown person
IN New York has sent to Henry ID. Moore,
Treasurer of the State of Pennsylvania,
the sum Of One Thousand Dollars The
writer says, 80 Tls her dae'' Whether he
had once robbed the State Of that sum, or
whether be sent it as a compliment to her
patriotism, it is difficult to decide.
The New York herald., 1862-12-18
yow THE FIGHT GREW MORE DESPERATE.
Incidents OF the attlc.

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1862
Tho hanquc: provided by tho officers Of the Irish Br
gade be eaten at the presentation OF set Of cocrs
by New York friends spread in the Frcdericks
burg theatre last sunday, and devourcd with great
relish by the company while the enemy shot shell
we're flying about the building. The festivities
duc,ed In the usual manner, with the exception that
cheering the speeches prohibited.
General Meredith demands court OF inquiry as the
management Of his brigade at Fredericksburg. lie re
ceived orders rcm General Doubedays aids At about
the moment, and therefore acted at discretion.
The New York herald., 1862-12-18
Probable Captnre OF Hon. John Covode
by the Rebels.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1852.
Hoe Jno. Covode. Member Of the House from Pennsyl-
vaha and prominent member Of The Committee tic
Conduct OF the War, went down 10 fredericksburg
week watch the nghtng and has no, been heard FROM
despatch from Falmouth states that he had no, come
over in the last boat from aud pre-
sumption strong that he had neen captured. n he
should reach Richmond ne win obtain new and valuable
information respecting the conduct OF the Many
persons here have expressed regret thst the War
,ni,tee could not have quorum in Richmond.
The New York herald., 1862-12-18
1T. r. A. Brig, A
G. Prague, ID.
uOWARn'S DIVISION

JohnEaly ~ ,i2dpa., shoai
der.
.Ias,ioran g .4th " ". hand.
JobnPfarril, Il. .6DthN. Y. leg
Y. Ross. +. ssth y Y. leg
Robert Heron. .stb Mass.
head and shoulder.
L. Murphy, l.. 2sth Mass.
thivh.
CornCilusnoach ,r,2S'hMass.
shoulder.
J. kirfe. 2sth Mass. ankle.
Jno Corcoran u, 2sth Mass.
right side.
Samuel CioDney, 2sth Mass.
lett side.
Amos.Iopes G. .1othNfe. hand
| CORPORAL Thomas Wrin, u,
Attn OHIO, arm and leg.
Geo. " Hurry n, ,l31sti'a side
John Walsh, ID, 25th Mass. /,
cheek.
Sergi, Chas. Till ,2sthslass. F;
left arm.
Corporal +. o'Brien, ., 2sth
Mass. right knee.
Thos. Cook q. 2Seh Mass. /,
hand and lett l;Dsc
John Horan, II, 2Sih Mass !,
LETT side.
Wn.Cro vloy, " 2SihMnss. !,
left side.
Jas FINN g .2s,l'sfass thigh.
Corporal Patrick Kelly, e.
2sih Mass, ief, thigh.
Corporal Eph. supler,B b, 53d
Pa, both hands.
G. W. Mills. SD Pa. leg.
W. cbrrv X. 2sth Nacs. ieg.
Martin Murphy,I, ,2sih Mass. !,
arm.
Janescrsham, Z, ,2s,h Mass. ),
hand.
H.McTutyre. 2sihsfssr head.
Jas. I,sygsu, X, sSih Mass,
hand. slightly.
..Ropohue "A ,asthsfaRs ..hrad
". A. Hoyes, l., 2Sth Mas, ,
rhos. s't t;rimu. x as,h Mass,
lcft shoulder.
+. y. Bride, Y, 2sth Mass,
hand.
VIM. .yaIoney, ,, 28ih Mas,
back
Jas. Manning, l., 2s,n Mass,
hand.
Mathew Sullivan, II, 2sth
Mass, loin.
Nike Coyie, 18th Mass,
right shoulder.
Paik Brog,i. color sergeant.
n. 18th Mass. arm.
Jerome Loucss, q, lst y.
Y, elbow
FRANKS BATTERY q
Andrew Mckilop, killed.
Jeii.rson Fame mortally
wounded.
VI. Is whitney, severely
wounded.
W. simons, severely worid.
ADDITIONAL WOUNDED r.
VISION HOSPITAL, INC
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
Henry Lee, u 2sth Mass.
W. .unon ". 2,th y. J.
". Duggau u. Goth Mas.
Corp. 4. ,arrol, A, 10th
y. J.
W. Bennett. VI. 2Sth y. }.
Richard Rugby h 18th NJ.
4. Dprnell. " 18th y. j.
N. Rogers, 18th y y.
"a. y. Maeder. A. 18th Mas.
Benz. II. Buswell, A, l45th
Pa.
Isaac Prior. C, 18th Mass.
Jas. y. Holy, A, 2sth Mas.
WIN. e.. Rutier -, 2siil Nats.
Robt Leslie, II. 18th Mass.
Thos Christy, n, 6sth Pa.
Sergi. VIM. Atkinson, A,
9th Mass
Lieut.. VIM May, x ,26th Pa.
Lieut.. Dodge, X, 18th Mass.
Corp. Andrew Mahoucy, x,
i&th Mass.
Capt. Moniinlu X, itth
Mass.
Capt. Henry Y ",a,n, iith
N. Y.
,roseph rniliu. 7. s1st Pa
M,chae. Cagwell. X. Slst va.
lent Jno. W Prior, G,sist
Ia. .n
n wooichas, G.. slst fa.
,no ID Keller, g, slst Pa.
lawrence Brcouer, g, sist
Pa 49,,
sergt. John fa.ten, 6, sist
Pa.
=. Bowpncr, @, slst Pa.
n. rasson. q sist ia.
las. r. Mccalson, g, slss
va.
wood McGriunel, F slst Pa.
4. wiIber, y. slst Pa.
r' lamdon. II, 106,h Va.
CONTINUED ON
The New York herald., 1862-12-18
THE CASUAL ES.
Aadiaiomai Names OF she Killed and
WOundod.

NDED.
Corp. 7. Dnmcrei, 2, I1,h
y. a., back.
.F.Ascber A. .oihN.a. blck
P.Clopper A ,i2oth "a. . -ide.
J. MinniD. 2sth Mass. knnd.
cor.k.0. Berne ,D,22sth Mass.
knee.
Cor r.Cook .2sih Mass. ,kuec.
i. Hersn. 2sih Mas. side.
". Crowley, .sth Mass. !,
shoulder.
or.J.Ffnp .2s,hAlass thigh.
corp Kelly 2sthxass. head.
h. Sopler, B.53d Pa. hands.
~. Mills, B.53d Pa. ie-.
W. Maloney. T., 18th Nass. 4,
hsce.
Corporal x. Hosr. r, 18th
Mass arm.
sgt. I'm. Roch, 4, 2ith NJ. ,
arm.
=. ". Greenfield, r, 7th
Mich. leg.
q. Dawson, y, 2sth ". =.
face
!. Brook B., ji.t. Pa. leg.
corporal Z. Wren, g., lth
OHIO, srm and bog.
J McArdell, n, 18th Mass. +,
iare.
y. whitemofe. q 5,h MI. ,
leg.
Corp. velch. =. Nil. loo,
Corr. !. T. larknprn a .5th
y. H.. shoulder.
J q Sherman, D ith Nh,
breast
z Regsn, Fish Mn wrist.
J.. n Bangs. /, 9th \ H.,
knee.
". Iiluiley j, -. Mass, hand.
S.0'Connr X lat Pa, neck.
VI. batty g, 5tn ART. lace.
W.B.Ofcutt.A, ~ Me face.
C.iiinckley 90 ,DthNi. arm.
J.IinrSon, B Goth M.sh, leg.
J.Giiiespie. n. .IplhN.y. isg.
A.Ncalns. B, ,l-tl's. ,.douldr
q. Choisty, ..ruN.Y. taco.
=. Gardner, 7th y T., arm.
lis. Weston ,E.is,h Nsss W.T.
SGT McMullin, +, lsln Mass
ankle
sgt G.r.7ane. E,iod Pa. arm
Corp.h. .Mccall B.T2ipa. arm
- Ncpermoti, n fnra. ,th'h
VI. T~Okcr, VI, 10th Mas leg.
J.loftcr y, lstn Mass. ,Ius.
SGT Gl5ucy ~ is,hN Y .sh'r
r. Mcpcrm0tt, 63ih MY,
side.
=. Malt. y, ist Mich, hlnl.
H. J. fellhsrn, 1, SD Pa,
hand
J W. shirley K ,.i45,b Pa,
hand.
" J. Conway, {, % Mich,
breast.
y. Prom, a, 1si Mich thigh.
set. J German, e. lIth n
". icg.
y. L. isyis, n, Slst 10. ieg.
W Eysfari, &, 18th N. ",
ssrgt. Collins, y, 18Th NY.
q. Lllsy B. TtL n Y. head
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

WOC
l.. cIoncy u. esih,iass Joins
EN- .veayv / IL n III. .groip
J.RolIins y nth NH. face
C. Mahr +. E.l0thinfty ,shou'dr
J.Gindali "A ,j3thN.Y. thigh
A. Shew. A. I'D Pa arm.
Il. fuc, |, Goth Mass, hand.
o. Taylor, E,2s,b Mass Ley
J. Doancahue, X ,2S,h Mass
shoulder.
N.Kcnuedy, 4, A,os,hNsss. IN
sh diidcr.
4. Mallby, ssth NY. head
CB.perkips .iIihS.H ,ihigl
N.SuIiivan .2sih Mass. Ions
v.Cnrry *, 18th Mass. knee
NJ. Mur; liy ,l,2SthMa-s. .srm.
J.Goi ham. .E,2slh Mass. ,naud
n. Mcintyre, A. 18th Mass.
head.
J.unygeu X .2sthMass. hand.
j. ponaghue, ! 18th Mas.
head.
W HAYES n. .2SthNasS. head
+ Griffin, n, 2s'h Mass
shoulder.
r. Bride y .2sthMs-s. hand.
j. Mannin .B .2S,hNass hand
Scrst. c. TAM, 2sth Was.
arm.
q. Hoag. T.. i3ist Pa, side.
ScrQt. l.. ". hlse ,at.iS.H.
knee.
sergt. u. ". Iearrs, K, 4lh
n. ". knee.
Corp. !. u. Nurse, l., 5th II.
H.. hand.
A. Marble, h, l0ith y. T..
hand.
u. Lambert, u, 9Th n T.,
hand.
SGT T.MBashin e ,SlstPa., G..
NJ. VI. Moore. & sin IA. ,hip.
I. McDcrmot ,iislstPs., arm.
Cpl G.Nansticid, II. 9th y.
r., hand.
n. Downcy ~ .2s,hNs. wrist.
H.I.ee, n, ,2sih Mass, thish.
Cpl. J'r.Tucs.r, Goth n. \ ,
hand.
IL. A. fcll, .th n. r, lez
H.Col. II. Grapel, Ith n \
leg.
~ H.irith. A, 7ih NY. leg
l:.naidsn, u, llth Ia. arm.
COL. Coiiln-. lith Ia.
C.Brickman. 4 tcthN. Y he Il
y. Young, X. +th \, Y lsg.
". Stanley ,B,5thN. II loot.
j. Wallace, Y. "a We hand.
X. neker, A, "a We hand.
s. Ccnacn, a, "a Me. facr.
B. sure A Goth " r., side
= Hasiubcrf, &, 9Th \. \ (,
thigh.
J. Roa, g 9TH y. V. breast.
j. smith, D,ithN y. sh nj
der.
!. navis r., 9Th y. H., sfm.
q. " paulden, ,s2dis head.
:. CIs,itasu, y, 18th Mass. +.
hand
Lieut.. " Robinson, g, lst
sfich, rikht eide -
The New York herald., 1862-12-18
PRICE THREE CENTS.

q. Uxemeier, b, Tsn n r.,
hand.
J. Carr, =, slst Pa. face.
II. Solomon, X, 18th N. II
hand.
Lieut.. G. A. Carpenter,
18th Mass. arm.
sg. ". II. Russell A17thNich>
head.
IL. Col. Fl. B. McKean, 01st
Pa. foot and side.
Cor. II. AckufT, +, l0osh Pa.
leg and NECK.
.J.Collingwood ,H16thhssS
Hin.
N. Thomas. B, l1th Ps. J, Deg.
Jno. Jones. +, 145th Ps.
Jas. Remington q .88shN.Y.
W. Parnhurst, F, 146th Pa
J. ". Melee, n, 146th Pa.
Jesse Kiphingsr " ,1l5th Pa.
Cor. C. Merritt, r, 145th Pa.
Peter Hittinger !; slst Pa
The New York herald., 1862-12-18
o., stafford Correspondence.

SANFORD CouRr Houas, Dec. 10, 1862
phy We We're Delayed Union Resid,ns Of Thts ricini
,v--syrrs of ne sheriG Of Prince William County, de-
This comuaud' has been delayed 10 b progress 10 Ere
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

J. Riley. Il, 69th N. ", arm.
Y. Corcoran, +, 69th N. r..
arm.
Lieut.. steppie, II, lst Mich.
leg.
serg't G, H. Phelps, v, 5th
N. H., side.
Cor F.Sheller thin. Y head.
G. Young, I, ID We. head.
K. Dewolf, LIST Mich.
J. Winslow X, I'd Me. face.
3. Leo, C,25th N. Y. head.
J. Linck #, l1sth Pa. hand.
y. Walker, 22d Mass. , arm.
W. A. Burns g, l0Sth N. X.
hand
Jas. Clugy, d, 76th Pa.
Frank Gallaher, @, 9lst Pa
Geo. W. Urch, G, 146th Pa
Chas. Wiley. D, 8lst Pal
Ed. II. Prowles, B. ist X. I.
Cor. w. Jefords, !, II .34th MY
1t. u. Lang, 134th Pa.
TT Mort;n A 1Ahfh pa.
The New York herald., 1862-12-18
TWELFTH RHODE ISLAND.

On ADDITIONAL.
I'D CORPS HOSPITAL.
Corporal John Hoan, b, arIA.
James r. West. 2d Lieut..
Il, 2sih Mass. side.
Pat. coylc, h, s1st Pa /.
shoulder.
Sgt II. Crsnner. "a, tooth
Pa. hand.
Lieut.. D. G.. DobIman, 6lse
Pa face.
Lieut.. 4. T. smith, n, 72d
Pa, shoulder.
Frank Limop. X. 4Sth Pa. !,
hand.
FL. Brown, B, 4sth Pa. /,
arm.
Sgt I'D. Densmon, y, 9th ".
II. I. breast.
A. II. Bahon, +, 11th ". II. 4,
knee.
Jno. Gordon, II, 11th N. a., /,
leg.
Cornelius Donovan, A, 2sth
Mass. , breast.
o. Taylor, Il. 2sth MASS. !,
leg.
August Shen, A, 72d Pa. !,
arm
3. Luce. !, 10th Mass. ,
hand.
Peter Culla, 18th Msss.,
face.
P.H.Pa,,on, ID 9th NY. ,facs.
W. Martin, G., S1st Pa. ,
breast.
sgt 8. N. Chase, C, 5th N.
H., knee.
j. Il. Morse, C, 5th N. l.,
hand.
4. Marble, b, 104th ". ",
hand.
,Lno. McArdle, K, 2osA
Mass. face.
Nelson whitmors, 6. seh
". II. leg.
Corpl W. D. WEIGH, y, sch
n. H., foot.
Jno. u. Pinkhau, A, 5th ".
H., fost and shoulder.
J. q. sherman, 4, Hh n.
H., breast.
I'D. Rosan, X, och N. H.,
wrist.
l.. Burns, 5th ". H., knee.
Sgt. Geo. II. levers, K, 4sh
". ", knee.
:. N. Barber, c, Slst Pa,
foot.
N. McManus, c, slss Pa,
hip
Corporal p. McDermos, d,
s1st Pa. arm.
g. Mansfield, n, 57th N. Y,
hand.
Danl. Downey, II, 2s,h
Mass, wrist.
FIRST NEW YoRx.
Jerome Soukes, severely
wounded.
Michael CorRahan, severely
wounded
Five or SIX slightly wooded.
KEN TO HowARD's d.
THOSE BR0uoBT
SGT. J. d. Parker, X, loeth
Pa
Jas. p. Naloney, K, ,lOo,hPa.
sgt. Richd. Gordon, X ,10eth
Pa.
John Eitze, +, 129th Pa
Thos. O'IDunell, G, lOGshps.
J. frister, Z, 1Ooth Pa.
7. Ryan, X, 10oth Pa.
J. tlult, X, Tooth Pa.
Thomas Cox, T., l0oth Pa
Conrad Dctry. ~, 127tb PA.
Geoch Homer. G, 127th PA
samuel Minrich, c, l27thpa.
II. p. Spinar, C, 1O6th MY.
J. Manning, G, 121th Pa.
J. b. 0rundull, q, 1O6sh Pa.
Sgt. I'd. Warren, n, All N.Y.
:. r. HnmIncI, J27th Pa.
John ~. Moore. ID, 61st Pa
John Garrett. l, 24th N. y.
Cop. II. X. Bowers, X, 6ad
Ia.
.Iohn KinnaB, X, 53d Pa.
A. Simmonds, X, 1ltb Conn.
Scl. Bennett, X, 1Ath Conn.
johnson Dutt, {, 132d Pa.
;eo, Oritchett, A, ljthMass.
,dward Powers, lO6th Pa.
ohm Corty, X, 32d ". Y.
}. McCann, esd ". Y.
christopher Martin, I, 4lh
Ny.
vm. chalim, G, s1st Pa.
apt. A. Q. Supple, A, S2dPs.
apt. y. Mcbride, n, S2d Pm.
'orp. T. Buen. y, s2d Pa.
!. davidson, I, sod Ps.
jorp. Chas. Wright, A, 81
". J.
Vim. williams, A, 1st Del.
as. n Lnbins, q, sist Pa
vol@y Cary, y, ist Del.
'homas Cary, 4, ~ DsA
lIeHrH PAs7.l
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

rst report that General Humphreys in last Saturdays
fight had two horses shot under him. Captain Thomas
his Assistant Adutant General, who wounded, had
his leg amputated to-day. Captain Rehver, also OF his
star had today his loft taken Off give, as far as
have been able TO obtain It, list Of the killed and
wounded II will be that tho colones and field
officers were In the post Of danger The troops are al
new men, and 1t s universally conceded that none eve
behaved more handsomely
The excitement Of the day, except pretty brisk can
nonadng from the enemy about two o'clock has been the
removal Of the wounded TO hospital tents, across the
river. II has been long, difficult and pain
full task. All who could walk did 80, the others
being brought litters aud In ambulances
1t is now nearly dark close this letter, and not one
half hxve yet been taken away is probable the work
Of removal will be continued into and through the night
All the inhabitants who had the hardihood TO remain
through the bombardment of last Friday and the can
nonadng OF Saturday leaving now, am told, and
taking refuge the other side OF the river They have
no desire to 60 through third shelling.
"Where is Sige has been the question everybodys
lips to-day When his forces arrive II is understood that
active hOstities win be resumed side The work
Of lighting not yet done whatever generals in coun
Gil may determine upon whether 10 advance or not upon
the campaign naugurated rerace steps to the
other side Of the Rappahannock and hit plan Of
procedure.
The New York herald., 1862-12-18
Tho Opsrations or wedne day.

Tho Operations OF Wednesday.
HEADQUARTERS AMY on TIE PoroMAc,
Dec. l7-P. NJ
The weather Is cold, with northeast wind
Last night the enemy increased their ntrenchmeats
the terrace in the rear Of Fredericksburg and threw up
rife pits near the river, on the loft Of the city.
To-day their battalion drills visible 10 she naked
eye on the plain.
No movement Of importance has taken place sosay
Our troops are in excellent condition and enthusiastic
as previous to the late engagements
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

lCoNTlNUEp ON EIGHTH PAGz)
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

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ssiIss sIss sis ssiIss siss sis sls sls sss sG.s sSs
SE SSEE sESss sESSs e sEsHs sEs$ Is sE:ISs
two doors below Laura Keene's. between Houston and
Bieecker streets r,,r ,rssrp
in returning thanks to his patrons aud the public in general
sss S S IA. % sssy ns
out the city during the past week.
NOTICE ro S0Thik TThYik PUBLIC
sans '
No TIE ia "p pasiETiEs, s'ns'r ss,led
pssass and S ;sss:sad Gss5 per
Waiter Girls have no occasion to find fault with q
as sssS
"a "sIs sof sfSs' ans sss
..sir pefformasses with shameful attack Mrs H. B.
Stoves beautiful i}s1yL TsCLE Lf"is5sS ToS's CABIN:
LIFE AMONG The LowLY
Re,d the In which the characters are arranged
9u@p.Gp Live live Yankee Harry sr ca,.y Hartley
the Aus.ionssr rfSf pl:, Nshc, pi nll
GeS.Is Eva, se pei Of the publ; tcny month;
ropsy, in which character she stands Without Il
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II the c1ens q Nsw Tok M M sow q
and at such ims sorry r. for ihsr morals.
Not wishing TO sign own name TO this at present but in
case am wanted to testify to the above VII b on hand
would not have noticed the above glorious proncscn
had not had aiegsn orcibly directed 2 The pecu
sme spring spa Of Garrison and Beecse As regard:
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AMUsEMENTS.


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no,n.. WAY TO GET r. MARRIED.
THE LOVE CHASE
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BELLIES sTRArAaEM,
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the same novel and excellent distribution.
Hardy. Mr. Blake
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HEIR AT LAW,
JEALOUS WIFE,
WIVES AS THE THEY WE'RE
AN2 MAIDS AS THEY sats ARE =, nrena,aon
Curtain 71s, week at o'clock
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THE PURLoiNED AND KEcovERED PARDON.
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STARTLING DESCENT
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THE MAcARTHY's ARREST ON THE CHARGE OF
UNWILLING WITNESSES
THE GEOGRAPHY OF IN 1ssa k2a T9 K1fs THE BOOK
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rr,vIxo HAD ONE TOOTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
ii fceury any peiq Whatever by Or JAY vlLLERs,
sr ,his az econ 10 ndaiion 70 those sr ing
ache. EL1ZApETH ROBERTSON, IS Suffolk street.
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A cADEMY OF MUsIC,-lTALIAN OPERA.
and Beer Schirmers 70 broadway, when seats be
cured for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Opera ngha
and Saturday Opera and Ballet Matinee.
Mr. GRAU begs TO announce that he will give short sea-
son OF Italian Opera, commencing
TOMORROW "WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH l9,
UN BALL0 EN- MAsCHERA,
IN THE LAST ACT,
which always the of In Europe,
and which affords the MANAGER an opportunity for
A SPIRITED TERPSICHOREAN DIvERTISSEMENT.
The renowne and fascinating @ danseuse
SENORITA ISABELLA CUBAS
will make her debut before Academy audience, and
stage Of sufficient magnitude enable her 70 dispay her
wonderful accomplishments Assisted by Senor XIMENE8
and powerful corps de ballet, she will give to
THE MASQUERADE BALL SCENE IN THE LAST ACT
degree OF biancy and Importance which has never yer
received America and which will be further carried oue
BY new and appropriate prepared expressly for the
sIGNoR BRIGNoLrs NEW WALTZ
will be play yed for the FIRST time and danced by all the
danseuses and corps de ballet
THE PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS will be sustained BY
,,,s, -, Mss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, r,s,v,
MISS 1sA IsABBLLA A HiMKLEY ,s NAP sTRAK0soH,
On Thursday the 10th will be produced for the frst time
In several seasons and with complete mise scene,
AGbers chef d'oeuvre
with grand distribution.
On Friday, 21st, Grand Opera night On Saturday 0ds
Grand Gala Matinee and Ballet Seats for the Matinee Wild
be secured without extra CHARGE
Madame DE LUSANS debut next week.
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CADEMY OF MUsIC-MATINEE.
"A SATURDAY, MARCH "a
GRAND GALA OPERA MATINEE BALLET. CUBA6.
Tickets dollar Seats be secured to-day FOR the
Grand Gala Matinee.
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nR. @. A. WHITES IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH
~ Whole sets IS So s. So SO and upwards warranted
ip every Point Teeth filed With gold 30 cents TO 81 All
work az haf the prcs charged elsewhere. Once No. Is
Bond stre and III Arch street, Philadelphia
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AMUSEMENTs. :
IRVING HALL cor,,
ONLY xAaisEss aHlEss4 bIiAHlsuoros afx,
.v,s AT I8xING HALL.

AT IRVING HALL.
This DAY (TUEsDAY.) 18th, at o'clock
Doors open ct u.
Tickets win be issued with reserved snafa A
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
escn VISITOR being place within eye voneo
THE SEARS WILL SURROUND Mr.. GoTTscHALK,
VINO wiz announce Eve pieces and then play what else The
audience chooses 70 select from his repertoire.
STUDENTS OF Mr.. GOTTSCHALKS COMPoSIuON0
A LESSON FROM THE MASTER
IN me best possible way by hearing and seeing him play
their iavorite
NO OTHER ARTIST
will assist these and the greatest viii b
taken make them rec o real
AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION,
well as social and communicative intercourse.
Mr.. Gottschalk will perform ON Tuesday,
]. Polka di Bravaara.
2. God the Queen.
s. Palama Caprice de Concert
l. March Funebre. by Chaplin.
g. Polamaise, by Fradle
The pianos used by Mr. Gottschak from the celebrated
factory Of Chickering Sons, Boston.
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