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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. RoBACK,s RBMEDIEs.

We publish in another column Of to-day paper
en- article copied from the Cincinnati Times descrip-
Eive Of RI. Rol acks extensive medical establish
rnent in that city. by the way, DIR. RobackS
Remedies have obtainsd.a great and deserved popn-
iarity with all Glasses. 1t has been but short
time since these Remedies woro introduced into our
section Of country yet DR.. Brennan, DR.. Roback's
agent in this place. informs US that his sales Of the
Blood pills and Blood Purifier now far exceed those
Of all oth.r medicines for which he is agent, CON-
bned The reason for this is, that they have stood
the test practical experience. We know this not
emily from the mouths Of others, but wo have used
them IN our own family with the very best results
For all diseases Of the blood, general debility
whether proceeding from sickness or from natural
weakness, INDICATION, and all kindred ailments,
we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies as the
rsrI best medicines extant They are destined to
achieve not an ophemeral success, but permanent
and deserved reputation, which will render them a
necessity in every family Napoleon, o., North
West, March 2. See advertisement.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

THE MIAsMA AND FOUL .yAPoBs GEN.
crate by thehot will be far more deadly to our
Volunteers than the enetny's bayOnctS. In tho
Indian and Crimean Campaigns, AHoLLoWAY'S
PILLS were used in enormous quantities. They
kept the troops in perfect h Attn Only Is cts per
per box. Soldiers supply yourselves. ~ q
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WATCHES & JEWELRY,
A. BITTROLFF

GEO. A. BITTROLFF
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE EAST
WITH A LARGE, ELEGANT AND WE'LL
SELECTED STOCK OF JEwELRY &c,
COMPRISING
AK - - - -
Gold Hunting Lever Watches, Z { L
Silver American and English Hunt
ing Watches.
Silver Ancu and Lapine Eunting
Watches,
/ Gold & Silver Vest & Guard Chains,
Ladies' Gold Chatalane Chains and
Necklaces, -f- ,@.s ~ = II
Ladies Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Carbuncle, Eutruscan, Stone Cameo,
Pearl and Onyx, and Plain Gold,
half and full Sets Jewelry,
a large assortment of Gcntlemens'
and Ladies Breastpins, Ear
rings, Finge-rings, Sleeve But
tons and Studs; v,-0 ~
Gold, Silver, Steel and Common
Spectacles;
Silver Table, Tea, Mustard and Salt
SP9oeennss;o1 5zom bus tsss 6
Silver Soup and Cream Ladies;
Silver sets for Children;
Marble, Mantle Clocks,
a good assortment of common
! Clocks;
Silk and Leather Guards;
Coral Beads and Necklaces = y
Fine Seed Coral;
Silver Plated Ware;
psilyer Plated Table and Tea Spoons,
Forks. &C.;
Gold Lockets, Pens and Silver
4 Holders, assorted;
Silver and Tortoise Shell Card
| Gases;
Pearl, Wire & Leather Port
4 months and Wallets.
ALL FOR SALE AT Low
PRICES FOR CASH AT
THE OLD STAND,
NO. 4S MAIN STREET.
Call and examine for yourselves
/ n. B.-solid Jewelry and Hair Work made to or
der. Fine Gold ard Silver Watches, Clocks and
Jew Try repaired and warrentod.
GEO. A. BITTROLFF,
-g--I q No. 4S Main Street.
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NAroLEox, Henry, Co., O., July !, fsf.

NAPOLEON, Henry, Co., o., July 7, 1873.
DR.. G. ". EoBAcK-Dear Sir For the benolt Of
uneriRg humanity, permit us to announce through
he columns Of your Circular the surprising pro
perties Of your Scandinavian BI cd Purifier and
Blood Pills, which is sure cure for Indigestion
and Liver Complaint. We have several persons in
.own, who have been suffering with Liver Com
plant aud Indigestion, and notwithstanding that
We have as good physicians can be found in
Northern Ohio, yet the disease bafaed their skill.
Consequently were in a state of dependency,
until we commenced using your Pills, through and
~ the advice Of your friend, Mr.. Brennan. We
lsed the medicine according to directions, and are
iSw full Of life and hilsrty, and our gratitude is
squal to improvement in health and spirits
When we take into consideration what We have
oeen, and what at present, feel like charg-
ting ourselves OF the sin Of in yrattude if did
Try to announce to the public the great benefits Of
your Medicine. Therefore we recommend to the
public large tho expediency Of having recourse
your.Medcins, and consequently, as IN duty bound,
discharge what We feel to boo duty, in advising
persons who suffering we ksvO suffered, to
make Of the only true aud sure cure for the dis
oaseS nlready mentioned See advertisements. 2 ~
r - Mrs. GwIN, = -
Mrs. BRENNAN,
Miss HEATUN, 80
....t C.. e.. SPELMAN.A 4
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Has in store very superior assortment of fine Black
Dress Suits and all the latest and most durable styles of
fine, medium and low priced Business Suits, which he
warrants to be fully we'll made any custom work,
and which he will pledge himself sell cheap as the
same class Of goods can be bought in New York. -
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AND WILL POSITIVELY PREVENT YM
Low FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, DO, DC.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

Has now on hands the best stock of Overcoats
brought to the State consisting of French and English
Beaver fine glossy Castor Beavers and fne light dressy
OvercoatS of all kinds. He has also large stock of
overcoang goods, and is prepared to get up splendid
Overcoats to order, on short notice
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- '1' a''.' Z - - . . -
Keeps large and full variety Of fine Broadcloh CASH
meres, Vestings and goods of all kinds in the piece
which he prepared to have made up to order short
notice. and in the best and latest STYLE he has in his
employ large number of first class workmen and an
cellent and experienced cutter. e5nT7IF
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The rebel Gen. smart is At Bower. on the
farm OF stephen :. cambridge, some four miles
irUm Iretown. Col. Owen H. In command NJ
IeetoWn. Gen. Lee is al Stphenson's depot.
fave miles rasi of Ninghes;cr. Gen. I.ongstreet
ls ten miles above Winchester. "StOncwall"
.Jackson l. nj Bunker Hill with his force.
Before our forces arrived NJ Charlestown me
Rrbrls and rrbel citizens sent 90 Winchester
an the military stores they had. The residents
of the town and country about have been called
upon the RChsi army. IL not given voluntary,
Iorcr ~ used.
GI,ai drspotism is used in the army The
r, Tel soldlers and citizens complain OF n. One
l.:lGGlc aged gCntlrman had n son badly
", ,unded at Antlet:im. He went 10 Gen.
St"UIi TO get q pass 10 take him home. The
ca n' raj rtfusFd. stating that IL the fate OF
vgr. uId the same time ordering the father in
TO the ranks. This a. only an mcident-thous-
ards OF Occurrences like this occur daily. IL
n':krs the blood boil 10 record all their cruelty
and tyranny.
The corn in and around Charlestownis is nearly
ali gene. The rchrls have turned negro sissal-
ers, and are now capturing all they can get
hold OF and sending them South
Relative 10 the surrender of Harper's Ferry,
the cItlzCns OF CharlestoNn say that some one
got good round sum In gold for it, surrender.
The rebel Officers n daylight, before the fight
dcred. as ~ was the only outlet from Maryland
General IonEstTect sent a letter 10 General
Jackson. stnfing that ne was eooped up IN
Maryland. and had no way of ScttiRg out, and
hence the surrender Of the Ferry. f.
The farmers had their WAGONS ready at day-
light on the morning Of the surrender, outside
Of our lines. anticipating the arrival Of the
white flag, and, at one time, became very impa-
tient AT it's delay. they wern so anxious 90
secure the stores. Treachrry was the cause Of
the rehel army not being annihilated. This
the rrsiGrn;s OF Charicstown make no hesiJa-
tlon in stating.
Jackson shot twelve stragglers the other day,
strargling has become such Il nuisance. Gen
eral Stuart stated 10 a ciuzen who wished a
favor from him, tha' he was sick and tired OF
the war, and wished il was settled
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Drafted Militia and Volunteers.

HARRISBURG, Oct 17.-Goy. Curtin, upon
application 70 the War Department to-day, has
been authorized 10 permit drafted militia TO
become volunteers by changing their term of
service from nine months 10 three years
Doubtless this will result i'm the conversion Of
many OF the drafted militia into volunteers for
three years-an important move, as IL probably
entities those who change their term OF service
TO bounty advance pay, premium and in fact
all the advantages which volunteers have
heretofore enjoyed. The draft passed on
yesterday in every county i'm the State xcept
Philadelphia, and has produced so far As heard
from no undue excitement Six hundred and
ninety men Were drafted in this county yester-
day.
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Latest from Cairo.

CAIRO, Oct 16.-The rebels are still At work
up the Ohio river. They took fifteen negroes
from the steamer Cordelia yesterday, above
Smithland.
The rebels encamped on Tuesday night four
miles from Casey vile. Col. whifney's regi-
ment, from Shaneytown. started in pursuit Of
them yesterday. The steamer Exchange also
above Caseyyille on Tuesday, who Were also
pursuing the rebels. The mail taken from the
steamer Hazel Dell has been recovered.
An arrival from Helena says that last Satur-
day battalion of the I'd Wisconsin Cavalry
went ont on the ~. Francis road 70 Ia Grange,
where they were attacked by the 2Tth Texas
Rangers and driven back ten miles, when the
lst Missouri came 10 their assistance. Twelve
OF the rebels were captured, including lieu
rpnauf Sal0rol
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The Drafting in Bo>ton-The 2e0'' 90 be
locked after.

BOSTON, Oct 1.-THE common council hay-
ing voted 10 raise the bounty offered 10 yolun-
teers 10 S2s. drafting in Boston ceased, as IL is
believed this bounty will shortly cause the
quota OF the city 10 he filled.
The U. :. storeship Release arrived ~ Fsyal
on the 18th ult from Cadiz, and sailed again the
same day, on her return, TO notify the United
States gunboats Tuscarora and Kearsage Of the
presence of tire ss2g0.r
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The Arrest of DIR. Moran-He is Taken 10
the Capitol Prison.

FREDERICK, Oct. l6.-Dr j. J. Moran the
exemption officer, who was arrested few days
since for alleged malfeasance in once, will be
taken, by the order OF the Secretary OF War, TO
the old Capitol prison, Washington, by Govern
mrnt Detective l.. b. Perkins IL is but due 20
thls gentleman 10 state that il was through his
Investigations that Moran,s practices were de-
teCted
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Couyict,an al NJ. ~

Niw YORK, Oct lin the case Of Mrs
Real, tried for the murder OF Peter q. Real
verdict OF guilty Of manslaughter an the thlrd
degree was rendered, and the prisoner wa sen-
fenced TO the Stale prison for two years and
six months
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Missouri paI.fir.

fRASKLIS, Oct. l5.-Henry + Blow received
me unanimous nomination from the Consutu-
uonaI Union Emancipation Con invention, repre-
senting the second congressional district, which
met here to-day.
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ANOTHER BATTLE REPORTED IN
kENTUCkY.
The Rebels ljtterly RouteH
The Rebels

LOUISVILLE, Oct i6.-Thonas ID. Cav, the
sheriff Of Fayette county, brings a report 10
Lexington Of heavy battle yesterday, lasting
from o'clock in the morning 10 n O'Clock %.
the rebels Were utterly routed, throwing away
their arms and accoutremPnts by thousands
We captured ], $50 head OF cattle, a large guam
tty of arms, and quite a number OF prisoners
Quite number OF rebels without arms ar
rived az Richmond. KY. last night, reporting
that their forces had been thoroughly whipped.
They say that Kirby Smith force, on the morn
ing OF the 18th. WIS drawn up in line Of battle
al Big Hill, lS miles southeast Of Richmond
At Lexington heavy firing was heard all day,
indicating the retreat of the rebels and the
sharp pursuit by our forces.
Rnmors were current at Lexington that a de-
tachment Of our men had separated John Nor
gans band in two parts, which Were trying 10
concentrate and retreat in the direction Of Gal
latin.
J. d. Bruce, Colonel commanding az Bowling
Green, says we have thrashed the rebels 81
Springfield and keysburc. breaking up their
camp. Their camp At Trenton will ne attacked
tomorrow. Woodward is AZ Trenton with $50
men. Johnson has gone 10 Casevville.
G'n Crlttcndcn'S command IL said 10 have
captured 80 beeves and 1UJ wagons on Tues
day from the rebels.
General Buclls main army passed through
trabb Orchard at IL O'Clock Yesterday morn
m". and ii unimpCded by skirmlshers. must be
near Rock Castle river. while Braggis main
force Is supposed 10 be near LOudon.
Al headquarters, as far as advised. IL is
thought Buell. is pressing the Pnemyis rear
sharply. and that foregoing reports relate 20
skirmlshes along the enemy's rear Buell. will
force them TO fight, or capture the whole army.
lnnumerahle unauthenticated rprnors are
afioat this evening. Among them that Hum
phrey Marshall, with the whole force, is ~
treating towards Irwin, Estell county. with
Brig. Gen. \. j. Smith after them. l.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FFOLfMPIC MUSIC HALL, IN
SITE SITE SF SF The The STNSssEEN,, STyNHSssEENN,
CORNER c0EXEk @E @E SIS2H SNH g s. tSTEiN A.
MN MN Prxx Prxx Az A. aSn AND MINT MINT
PrTLER 4 LoKEE. Proprietors and Managers
fksrrEEiSG ASB SSEaG ALEEB sGceEss sGceE
This New Centrally It'll, hoss,sd' 9ss and Fashionable
cRo%BEB cRo%BEb To To ExGEss ExGEss
On the occasion of its Inauguration, on Saturday
evening last, and if we be allowed
to judge from the
FEAGE APPEATsE GR GRASTED EvEkY EEk PERFokMER,
we would state without hesitation that We
believe its
POPULARITY uH99TTuEssTpIoSABLY uH99TuEsp EsrAB-
We are determined at the most fabulous risks to
BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN WASHINGTON
by securing the
MOST ABLE ARTISTES IN AMERICA,
and employing an agent to secure all
With blush of modest pride and
INNATE SENSE OF PRE- -EMINENCE
we respectfully call attention to the following
LIST OF DISTINGUISHED PROFESSIONALS
commencing with the worshipped of Americas
sons,
THE BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN CANTATRICE,
MISS
FANNY FORREST.
FANNY FORREST,
FANNY FORREST,
often styled the
ENCHANTING EMPRESS OF THE LYRIC
WORLD
JULIA HAMILTON,)
kIA 5TtIA HAMMIIkTT9SS The Captivating Danseuse'
The Beautiful tLATRA BERNARD,
Character }LAURA BERNARD,
Dancer (LAU RA BERNARD,
with her favorite Scotch melody
''Whishs an IN Cum To IL, Ma LGddie,"
EMMA GARDNER The Accomplished
EMMA GARDNER,S Terpscherean,
The Yankee Comediene, AMELIA WELLS,
KATE HAMILTON, The Female Jig Dancer
C6ntraband Delineator CHARLEY GARDNER
TOM VANCE, Original Comic Vocalist
The Happy Man, Low GAYLORD
JAMES CLARK, The Great Banjoist
The Great Comic Singer, B0B HALL
HARRY THOMSON, The Pleasing Tenor
The 6 reat Comic 4 ctor, BOB BUTLER
THE WALLACE BROTHERS,
The Greatest GymnHsts in the World
MA FULL ETHIOPIAN COMPANY!
EF-A FULL PANTOMIME COMPANY.
EE~A FULL BALLET COMPANY.
GA FULL CHORUS TROUPE!
The performances will conclude each evening
with
GRAND SPECTACULAR PANTOMIME
by
BUTLER'S LEONI PANTOMIME TROUPE.
Doors open at 7-c0mplence ats.
Admission to parterre and gallery. % Cents
Admission TO orchestra boxes .......... so Cents
Admission to cOlOred gallery ............2J Cents
Oc lj-tf
ENREE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
Il ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2S9 Pa. avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th sts.-NEw ARRASGEMEST!-The
undersigned is happy to announce that he has eff
fected an engagement with Mr. HENRY JUNG
this country, who will perform every night at the
above hall, in company with other Stars. Also,
SIGNORA SEYDEL has been eengaged, and will
delight visitors with her magnificent Songs,
Duets, etc. MIR. ADOLPH WELLENSTEIN Will
preside at the Piano. Together with host of tai
Choice Refreshments constantly on hand. Officers
in attendance to preserve order.
Concert commences at o clock p m.
Sc 5O-Im HENRY ROSENTHAL, Prop'r
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ADJUSTMENTS.

r. j \ VI
complete all his arrangements for
FORMALLY OPENING THE CREMORNE CIR
Gus TO NIGHT,
has deemed it best Ia defer it until
SATURDAY EVENING, October 18th,
when the
INITIAL DISPLAY WILL POSITIVELY BE
GIVEN.
NIx0N'S
CREMORNE GARDEN CIRCUS!
From the Crenorns GarIens, the Palace of Music,
and Equestrian School, New York, will open
FOR A LIMITED SEASON,
On SATURDAY EVENING, October l8, 1862,
with n
FULL EQUESTRIAN COMPANY,
and the
SPANISH BALLET TROUPE.
r..f @ METROPOLIS:
PENNSYL V4NIA AVENUE and 1M STREET.
THE MAGNIFICENT PORTABLE TEMP LIE,
the Cremorne Garden, New York, where its con
struction deemed a success. Interiorly it pre-
the Objectionable tents under which the ordinary
strolling showmen are forced to give their enter.
tainments. The Cremorne Circus marquee cost
over S4.Uo0, and it can be truly said to combine
ELEGANCE AND COMFORT.
SOME FIVE HUNDRED ARM CHAIRS
were taken from the CremGrne Garden, in order to
accommodate the public OF Washington.
SPECLAL NOTICE!
IEMEMBER, NIXON'S CREMORNE CIRCUS
'' does not open until
SATURDAY NIGHT. Oct. 1S.
LOOK OUT FOR THE STRIPED CANOPY.
BEHOLD THE MAMMOTH BILL BOARDS!
The Horses, Ponies, Mules and other Animals have
been selected expressly for this establishment.
THE PARAPHERNALIA.
Gc SEW and Of the same costy matera a.
those used in the New York Cremorne Garden. Ha-
wssn r Sson
ment of those celebrated establishments.
THURSDAY EVENING, October 10th,
The following artists will appear:
DOCTOR JAMES l.. THAYER,
Clown, Humorist and Comedian.
wM. CONRAD,
The Renowned Grotesque and Acrobat.
MILE AUGUSTINE,
The Fairy Sprite of the Arena, her first appearance
in America
MISS MARY CARROLL,
The most graceful and charming though modest)
young lady who has ever entered the arena
SENSATION EQUEsTRIENNE.
MIR, H. wH1ERHj HE e6jSRAD rRofHERs. nf 4 NICHOLS
Mr. MR. B RG GASR9EdR ER9k6R MR. MR 6 oMRBPTGRE RBEERE
MAST willis, and S WEBB.
DR.. JAMES l.. THAYER
will introduce the
WHITE AND BLACK MULES;
The finest pair of hytirds ever educated.
THE SPANISH BALLET TROUPE,
consisting of
MILE CIEMENTINE. Mss AYMER
MILE MYERS Mss SYLVESTER,
Miss PRICE, and Mss BAKER,
viii appear in the great Pantomime of
X NJ i 4
THE vICIssITUDEs OF AN ER0NAUT.
sS-The public will please bear in mind that this
is the only establishment that has the right to be
announced
NIXON'S CREMORNE GARDEN CIRCUS.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle. .50 cents.
GeclhI - CciAt9'
No half price to the Social Range.
Doors open at clock. Performance will com
mence at ia clock.
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT TWO
ocl3- O'CLOCK.
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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,
Ia Rear Of the National HOTEL
THE PIONEER CONCERT HALL,
OF WASHINGTON.
WE ARE CROWDED NIGHTLY
with the
FIRST GENTLEMEN
THE COUNTRY
to witness
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT EVER OFFERED
IN WASHINGTON.
WE HAVE NO sECoND.CLAss PERFORMERS.
NONE BUT THE BEST TALENT APPEAR AT
THE CANTERBURY.
We have Larger Houses,
We pay Higher Salaries,
We have the Best Hall.
We have the Most Refined Audience.
of any other similar establishment in Washington.
OUR COMPANY CONSISTS OF THE FIRST
ARTISTS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
Second Week of the Beautiful
JULIA MORTIMER,
JULIA MORTIMER,
Received every night last week with thanders of
applause.
Re-engagement, for one week longer, Of
THE FASCINATING SPANISH AND TIGHT
ROPE DANSEUSE,
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL
THIS Is POSITIVELY HER LAST WEEK
NEW FACES, NEW FAcEsi
First appearance of
MISS JELIA CHRISTINE
The Beautiful DanseLse;
MISS FRANCES LEROY,
The Lovely Danseuse
MILE LIZETTA,
The best Female Jig Dancer in the World;
MISS KATE HARRISON,
The Washington favOrite
MISS TILLY FORBES.
Continued success of the Lovely and Modest
SnngStreSs
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR
MARIETTA RAVEL
and
JULIA MORTIMER
will appear every night this week in the
6YPsY-s LAY,
GYpSYS LAY,
GYPSYS LAY,
GYPSYS LAY.
This beautiful act drew rSorded h0ussS at the Can
terbury last season for three MONTHS, and it is
pounced to be one of the most beautiful acts
presented on the stage.
Last week of
GEORGE r. DEL0Uls,
and his Trained Dog.
ROB HART and LEW SIMMONS
will be on hand in new Ethiopian sc's
:, WILLIE EMERSON, MASTERJOHNNY,
| and
THE STAR COMPANY
in an entire new bill
poor, Sven O'Clock; performs3ee y; eoss 6 t, =. II
ISmissisu cents. Orchestra ChAirs ~ eon~'
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Admi,sso to Matinee-Ladie' % cents; ohl'ofe'
Dsoss Oman It 2 O'Clock; performance Ut N. =. i,
4 6cod order striepy maintained W."
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Insurance ON Vessels Destroyed by the

stroyed by the rebel steamer Alabama. was
insured al noon yesterday in New Bedford for
sli,Jo0 war risk. The bark Elisha Dunbar,
also destroyed by the Alabama, was Insured
on Wednesday in New Bedford, Al s2i 600 war
xfSLr
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W ASHiN NGTON THE TIRE,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND SWEETS.
Lessee and Mans ger. .........- HENRY c. JARRETT.
TWO SPLENDID PIECES,
In ElegdHt Comedy and Il P0rElaT Drama!
THIS EVENING.
Will be presented the beautiful domestic play of
ALL THAT GLITTERS Is NOT GOLD.
Martha Gibbs. Miss Kate Denim
Toby Twinkle. Sir. sam. Ryan
MISS ANNIE WILKS
To conclude with the First Act of
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Robert Macaire. ............ Mr.. A. II. Davenport
jacques VT. Saln. Ryan
E5T- The stinguished American Comedian, Mr.
I. 5. CHANtRAU, is engaged and will appear
Monday evening next.
In active preparation. a New National Play of in
tense interest written by Charles GaylOr, Esq and
performed for ten consecutive weeks in New York
with unbranded success. entitled
B L l. l. L n!
The play will be presented with new Local Scenery,
Ingenious Mechanism, Dioramic Effects, ApprO-
pirate Dresses, &c, DC.
ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and ParQuette e..--......... 80 cents
Orcheslra Chdlrs--. % cents
ParteTfe. 20 ce1lts
Seats can be secured daily from a. M till p. N.
Doors open at ~ commence at * O'Clock.
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s.-T.-1800.-x.
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full beverage and active tonic. Composed Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. IL in
vigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. II destroys acidity of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
Ii is certain cure for Dyspepsia, Conshpa-
tion, Diarrhra, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
from change OF dlet, water, etc. 1t can be u.s. ID
At all times Of day, by old OF young and is oar-
tcularly recommended to weak and r,snrata
persons Sold by all Grocers, Druggists No.
tells, and Saloons. p. n DRAKE co, No.
ao2 Broadway, New York. Sc as-eoSm