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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

Contr4hauds from ; 90 wal J.,k-Jn'e
Command report that after tie ut-r dts
truetlnn OF the B.lrim ,re an Ono Raiiroai
west Of Martiusnarg. the entire Iehel army
Commence f,l.in. t.ck ye-teriay mor'.ins.
at tie rebel lfi-er- b-li-yrc Lee intention
wis 90 " nter mar GoriYn-viIe.
tbs re,Ir;el fllns % OK is zorro pprated
by unusually strong c1et de,n; 40 Iur .foa
= .terday lni oily.
Inis morning -quad + rebel cavalry
dAshei inso our i'tantry riess.s VIII, were
driven back. Cjn-i lerabls firing elsasi IL
beth sides We had 10 cisu-ll-s.
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JACK soN. Tenn. Oct. q.

10 Ne1. Gen. Hai!stk;
a despatch just received Gays our cavalry
under Majo. Mudd, Tan into Hayward's
partisan rangers, ! miles west OF Bloomfield
xii ing one captain. captured about ~ Pris-
oners, ten horses and wagon load of arms.
c mpletey breaking up the PARTY. l will
send the prisoners to Alton.
U. ;. GRANT. MAJ. Gen. Com.
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Ma YoKK. Oct Is

4 speei4l diSpatc1 from L,ui-vii,- states
hose ~ho have hilbert, -tyi-d ta- battle of
P-iry-T d I Ion success, To sadly mi--
taken. 1, ~4s 70 RIB. and wholly ifuit.e--
" Sc ct lie .-rd property. OhHli ;uIrs
tom all DIV sion. ,nll-eI. show IN a--I.-
gate lis - so sIiled. SIS wound q, and
nearly 500 ui-sInI .ud 30, nr.
TIE rn ny c4P-urea Il -u.s DIR ~ ,tr
b tie Tut -b4nd then distilled "
their reirsa, on T ur-lay morning.
Alter careful Investigator have De-
come sa,i-f-d Jhat tie rebel .o-s dli not ,z-
Gel w. binds Of on.-. Between ~ auI
even hundred Of their ce.l were burned
u, and 4bju, 1900 " urd,d remained in u.I
hands. Ne t-o@ 30 prisoner, during tie
hstria
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

Brig II II llock hon Ml'am1ras rep rs
rebel schooner Two Sister, with rebel
flying entered tie har01r At MAumoras boot
ran on seeing the gunb,at Alhatr0ss therr.
TIE Al5atro-s Foon ovrrhauled and clp'urrJ
her and sent hsl as a prlE. [. K Wet.
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Cndefta takers Notice.

EEzsssjj{ IAvISG made arrangements
D for 3 hears. anu other
eonvsnisLees for attending funerslE the sub-uri
Der hopes 10 receive lair snare OF the public
Patronage.
IoYFIss, Of all sises. and in q variety Of style
ana usde IN the best manner, always 90 hand and
or sale BY the subscriber.
JACOB GREEN.
darlington. April 5. ls62. Diff
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

Orders have been issued in Gen. Burusid,'>
comma. d 70 issue ID more new cl3thlus
than the men can carry comfortably u
forced marches.
1t is reported here that Gen. Hooker r5-
joins the army on Monday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

3 sion, Oct. 81.
The 2S'h Maine regiment left here TINS
morning for the seat OF war.


The difficulties with the coal miners in
Scnuylkih County. in reg I'd TO the draft,
haye been adjusted. All i- now quiet. rle
men generally are resuuiing wUrk which has
been suspended Tor the last Two days.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

Official mJari,i,r OF G2 uut Of tie 66
Counts # the State, and reliable estimated
maj 'riue= of the other fur counu-~, give
>Ieuser, TIE dem c4niii4ie Tor Auditor Gen
era 5 535 msi-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

Drsftsd men by thousands are arriving
here BY every train. These preparations
will prevent a repetition Of rebel cavalry
raids. The militia viii be armed and equip
ped at once.
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WAsBrNeroN. Oct. 25,

The following was received at Headquar-
tiers to-d,y.
81 LOUIS, Oct. IS.
10 Mc1Or Gen Ralecs
Oar armies s;e entirely successful again
IN Nor,hv,s; Arkansas. Gen Sch, field tinc.
Ing that the enemy had enc4mI-d al P, q
Ridge, sent Gen Blunt with The IT division
ws'tv4-d and moysi towards Huntsville
v ID the RS. OF BIS forces. Gen Blum. by
N king a lard nights march. reached and
attacked The rebel ioree at May.viIls. ST 7 On
the mUsping Of The 2cl.
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GOING NORTH.
GOING SOUTH.

eOiN1 sO1 I
Only Day Line 10 Troy. Albany and ". Y.
Day LINE rRos BURLSe1os.-Leave Kou,e'
Point daily st A. NJ, except Sundays. land
Plaitsbgrgh AZ A. N, on arrival Of Train from
Montreal. via VT. A Canada Railroad, connec iDr
Nth Boats At Burlington at l0.lS A. NJ. ON.
Meeting at Ticonderogz ct P. ". with LAKE.
George Boat; reach Whitehall at4l5 p. N in
season for the Train connecting at Troy and
Albany with splendid Steamers on the Hu ,,p
River, and With high E-PrsEE Trarz to ~ Wat
NleaT LIS Leave k"ns-'- loia, da.ly ft1.
oept Saturdays and Sundsys) on arrival II Tram
from Montreal and 0gdensbu-gh, arrivingst ur-
hngton At 8. so P. NJ and reaching " Whitehall a,
40 A. NJ, N time for Express Train reaching
New York st P. NJ. and ouly lin, Connecting
with the Hudson River Day Boat from Albany 81
A. NJ, reaching New York at P n and
"uf,lo and su-Pension Bridge ats P. ".
Al az Lszs. ssei eIs s-H Ss "a. sia Po-s K..f
s,d Pa tss-ygA.
By this srrsug, nent too daily lines are formed
90 y '. sfordi great facilities for psrtie, Of
Dle4rure or ou-iness men 10 60 and return SAN.
day be ueen different points on the L kr. Pass
snsers by s-ng HE >TEaMsOAT LINE.iU
avoid to- .aDoysLes Of dust aud impair. ar Of
Cars durin- the heat % the day -zill make lo-,
cUL bectiOns With all the Trains OF the dtf,1ebt
aoads.- on the I-s.sge between Is nIteh.lI anu
rouse Point viii have ext n.Ivs view Of the
oeaUtiful Scenery OF tue L4ke-the All Oudseks
OF Ne- orb, and the Giesn Mountains Of Vt
sil pas near 70 the old lorts OF Crown Point an,
IieOnd' ross; toe Islsuss. aud nany other points
VI iIterest ana celebrity the history Of th Ia.
var. At u Latter place Passengers 70 aud from
Like Georgs land, ADD pace throush that beautiful
lake dsily, on the splendid steamer Alnnrhaba.
are as low ms by any other R ute,
THROUGH TItkEIs BY this Liue, be,seep
he prlncipal pieces IN the Northern states. can
e procured al the Ticket Ofices Of tbs ksilrosds
JOmpAhy's O5ce, American Hotel, Burlington
". h. Tracy, Agi., Is Commissioner meet
" 1n;reAl. ". Garfield, Pier Is, Foot l. bsfty -.
'. I hudsuL hiVer Railroad Once, Nss iork
'sns 4 ssr. Z. X. Oasee, Union Depot, fry
n Y Cen itsn,r |
albany. IN board Lac ChsmpI4in Steamers' On I
'oaid Hudson River ST. Amers. On board Lake
} tario ,tesmers.
bzeg (, Che ed Through. Psssens.rs and 4
isggag will be transported fr.n Cars 10 Bn.ts
rI y 70 pspsts al burinst"n, a eAs,y /
Freish taken at Lowest hs.es.
rtJ, !tSfis.J 49,. q
No. .. American Biock. BurIin. ton. "
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L | u f .

I'VE Burlington, Vt, LIKE CoxPAsr are no.
prepared to furnish Fresh Burnt Line. superb
or In strength, -hitsress OF color, Ani all the
properties which render il the best for Bleaching,
Ihe@ieai and q. ehsniesl purposes, At the VERY
o" b>T CASH PRICES!
This lime il burned 10 kilns Of recent cons rue
,ion 1t the High Bridge Oh the soUTs side OF the
inoOski hivsr. And is made from q ledge Of
rex acknowledged TO be the beat in the State.
address the
BURLINGTON LIME o.,
Ninovski Falls, Vt.
June % lsbZ d3mos-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31
VERMONT CENTRAL AND sULLI.
VAN RAILROADS.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, June q, 1862.

TsAIss soIys SouIE AND EAsr.
Leave Burlington st Z Is A. NJ, rs A. *. and
SIS P. N.
MAIL TRAs leaves Rouses Point SO A. NJ,
St. Adams at 8 so, burlington at Is A. M.,eon-
Meeting at White River Juaetion with trains FOR
and from Wells Rive ST. Johnsbury aud Little
ton, and with Northern K. r. 70. Boston, Lowell.
Worcester. 4c., and connecting a. Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Rs lrosd for Boston, and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for spring teld, New Hs-
ven and New Ork arriving IN Mes I ork 1t ~ 3D.
P. NJ.
kIrsEss 1RAIs Ieaves Rou.e's Point at o5
A. NJ tor Burlington and Northheid. 'onnec-
ting at Burlington with ousts Tor Whitehall, 40.
NIsHI ExPRxss Issv Ogdsnsburgh a. IL o
", Montreal 81 { 20 p. NJ, HOUSES Point 10
P NJ, arriving IN i5oston at 8 20 A. NJ, connect
ing at Bellows Falls viii Cheshire Railroad Tor
boston and Orcester, aud Eirh Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield and NeW Haven, and
arriving in New York at 20 P. 81.
TRAINS soIss NURrL AND war
Leave burlington at so A. NJ, as A. NJ, and
SOP. N.
MAIL TsAIs leaves Boston q I so A. NJ. Wis
Louell, Lawrence or FItohbufg. Leaves Spring
6eld, at a. A. VI Below Fails Ia - Pm,
60 meeting al White River Junction With Northern
hAi ROAD from Boston. snd with Psssumosic NALL
road for and from St. John,sury and Littlston;
arriving n; Burlington at IS P. ~. and u Adams
q, I 80 P. N. 0sdsnsbursb St 81 A. ~. and
Montreal at 10 o P u.
AccoHuoDA1I.s TRAIx leaves y orthael1 att 40
A. NJ, and Burlington at IS A. NJ, Tor ROuIe'
Point anu Montreal.
NIeBI E1PREss IIAE, leaves Bellows Falls At
Is p. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving New York at 3 90 A. NJ
anu from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 90
P. NJ, eonnectin4 at White River Junction Win
train leaving Boston st 70 ?. NJ, Wis
Lo~sll or Lawrence. Leaves White Rive
Junction at IL So P. NJ, arriving al
burlington a; 10 A. NJ, Rouses Point
Al 7vA NJ, Montreal a. 10 90 An, sni Oktvns
oGrgh at 10 80 p. ". connecting with Grad
Irqns trains tor Detroit, Chicago and the West
eepins Care Al ached to ootr e., SISit
aXpr-ss trains running between R0uses Point al o.
Soston
through Tickets for Cbicsgo and the West for
sale At the principal ststiOD'
O MERRILL, suPt
stAlbsnt. VT. Nay Is lse7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

remedIs. Vi the kind have been tried in vain. Thii
nav .sen tucrvditie but If IL fail IN am case the
money MI b. refunded
OVER TWO thousand BOTTLES
have nos been SOLD sitaout single
failure shen taseu direct,d. and SithOui
the least MUIR, t. health 10 az, case. y - /,
put ~ o. Dottes Of three different strengths. 9th
ul direclun- tor asIng, aud sent BY express,
clpsely sealed {" al part. OF the country.
PkICE>-Fuil strength, $40; halls strength,
s.; quarter strength, - per bottle
- Remember tht- ne'i'cine Is designed e1-
pressiy Tor ub-tii ate cas-s snch all other rene
iicn % rhe zud have failed 70 cure, also that IL
rs warranted req e-vutv1 N every respect,or the
price rtli be- r.'rrie1 = B-Wzre Of limitations
Vote garrau q rs- pgroas-sd directly Of DR.
H.. y ct ni ono preyared nd cold only at
Or. 4attisut IL -adlaI Institute Tor Spscisl Die
ss-es. So. = O. aiu- street. Providence. K. I.
20 Tai- specially ein1rsc,s all diseases Of
private ,ture oltl ai 1aeu All Eomen, by = rsgu
rS educated PIP slclin q tSeuty years prse
&c giHus them bic ~hule Affection.
- Consultations bs ietter or otherwise re
-trfctly confidential. aud medicines will be ssnt
b. EApr 70. Sc urc !-um oos.rvstion. 70 all srts
D %, Uulte1 states Alsn, acc MN ditionf for
Lanes from toruaI ~ishiaS i"r secure Add liet
H. trv+t. aad good care uutIl retired to health
Caution lie lose ..ea e-timatri tIGt over
80 u-uI.eI tHH4.shl .iltrs are paid 10 s~in-
IIiay 44t-E- tuu4ti q, Ia .,tv Eugi nd alone.
sra .ut ias s,4,tf b. thusc VITO pay lt. Al this
c.tu,s s.-u lru-tiH- srl.asas saY4iEy, 70 n-n Who
,r. alike I--;l ate aI r.,uur, Gus 4cter OF skill,
.l..s. aaIt recommendation BE- tler ouu false anu
.Eri8vs ant .r.-r'l .. o. Frf-e % themselves
. rl..- ufe. goa SCOUT. it4l1 srsry ~ hEyyed
-t-r -. utas t- b. ~. a af'I raH "A pr't'H
aa-, 80 r1t Rkl t>QUtoY. 1t s'il COS
so ll, inE AID Gay save y"u many resrets;
t-. d. alFar.i,.n- pa.s SLOANE. ID utuv ct-es out
sI Ten. are b. u-. there 10 stiety IN trusting
sa. a. Chem. uliss- y1u AnoE srh9 and sAsi they
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31
CkIRl. OF. 8.

CHI. O.t. ..
TIE steamer En- sr4ld st.rsel Gr Vicks-
burgh this P. VI. with 900 prisoners to b.
exchanged.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

w herewith illustrate fIriher iuP-ove1e ~
w sddei 70 the Wheeler WIs.n sewing
machine, namely, the 'braiier.7 q vice FIR
inz braid or cord upon any kini Of fabric IT,
braid or cnrd 70. IL sssed thr I-h the hnle, %
(s-- engraving } Of the ordins IS prrEser.
thr machine and stitched upon the i.brIe IS
in the most elaborate d-sign- without any pew
~ batting. Its value is best set forth by Lady
and a. follows
A rev improvement bss lately heea added ."
TIE Wheeler 4 l-Oa machine (which. ~ IN.
ssv, e considere1 long ago L he - marty per
e Ct any human -outrivsuee euuli he. J n.ing
Attachment Tor -eVing bTsi1 up'n cloth. silk
Any material. u nv o. our f-ienis hive b-er
through the tefius- operation Of hr-iding CD
rsn's dresses they all realise the eat eiei tina
awaits them IN this inE-ntion- TIE braid { li"u-
the ne die nth perfect accuracy taking am ourv.
desired so that the n. st Intricate pattern may b.
brsiied With great rap dity Every lady q y
nov posssss one Il thnse lovely chsmbray nom
ilE rooes EN- bioi Tered 10 vines s1d lthvrinths OF
Whit braid, Which have heretofore fallen % tbr
o. only OF the N 81 industrious sai itS-nior,.
Fo- sumner dressss nothing can Be- more elegant
% becoming We hail this improvement IS
CO. erming evidence OF "a good Il e cruins- for
the adde's one and all. And We nay as we'll n
c ude the gentlemen, for thsrs will d0u IL Sc b.
an immediate harvest q elaborate smok ~ caps
and velvet slippers embroidered With COL br.in
Long live the sewing machines - >ei.-fikc
4 usficaa-
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THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.
10 llUsinc ) Hen.



TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS, ow!ag 70 III health. and
coas-qu -ut Iuasinty 10 stteud to business
oders lie - ,Oie % perty n tie Village Of Bur
IL. ton, Vt. Tor So, tg-sIstIn- OF
OSE URICK NV LLING-HOUSE. In
gOoi fei att, VIA Bsru aud G4rden attached.
ALSO, Tue STOCK or GOODS IN
CHINA ALI, cuuPfisiu. q large and
well eel C eI -ssail ulrut a. rucsery Oh ns
Gia-.-N aTe, Ftpvi-llaug iHEs, &C, &c This
Store e4- ,stabiishvl 70 s47. and o.. TIE iar.-
est use this eide ol Troy, -Da c.mmands "a
Ext. nsirv al prof ab.s trt1t-.rss sI.i, a.4
RI g..
,Lsu. TIE = OG Is or MILLINERY
GOOD-, 70 tls : ore No. i49 hurch It.
The a.o q .ruf'erty ,s very de.lf@o'e. aud -iIl
b, SIT" 'HEAI-f a.. Eass
For H. tl-r q .tic4t4 "a sc 4 tue sub.eriber
~ -hiu4 % %, 81 "a -icl street
=. BhOSN
Burli; gteH. IT, s.sy u, Ios.
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Mold y August 4th, 1852.

Mold : August 4th, 1862.
UsI hEcEIvED q New 10, of double
81 Gel.
BLACK SILKS,
PLAID SHAWLS,
ALEXAhDERS KID GLOVES.
DRAB AND PURPLE YEILs
'EARL FANS, &c, e.
At he CsssEs S7eEs,
savn IYMANsH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-31

This celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown Of any
Thing slse Of the kind, and proving
efectusl sfter all others have failed,
is prepared from an indian plant
used by the natives for the same
purpuse from time inmemorial and
nov for the irst time offered 70 the
public. T, Is designed for both
usruei aui single ladies, and IL tue
very hest thing known for the pur-
puse as it Sill bring Oh the month
y sickness IN cases Of obstruction
IRON any cause, and after all other
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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

~ Ill. daril s the IRE ea- sssser. iui .-
FIRST CLASS UPTER CABIN STEAVER
Daily between o. en,tur.a. Cleveland. T...---.
DETnUIT CHI"AGO. HILWAJkff,
Az rsrERsETi4rE POSTS,
including WsLAegsn Keoo.ls Racine Pa-
Washing Oh, sne0uy gan. MoaitnE,c Port Hur.-
and st-Clair. Leaving OGDEN Blu eGH Cd s---.
val u the t&PAtS, Tk ~ from th- EAT. c-ll
lug regularly for PASS NG Eii~ and r EfttliIt al.
brocs'il He AieN-u.irls Bay. Clayton. CsueNi. cl-
and O>N EGJ Passengers snd Fsl1li,-s %. We.
west csn embark vUh their LugE4-s. cams.
'tock de and land together without d. url- lr-
OF IrAns-nipment, Al their port o. destluati,.g.
% ihese steamers have large Carius aaI
oisie-ro' ms. amply and neatls furuis.sd
F"R FIR>r CLASS PA>sEveEEs
ana S'eoaf tatiHs With Cook Stoves AID comfort
able arc n Hodaiions or Passengers sud Fsla
lilies b. nay wish e. furnish thsir oa.n
provision ard bediins. e No e.
iort- vi De 5. AIRED % niaiutaiu
The reputation Of this ss
THE CHE tPEST ROUTE sd BFsT.
q eixht forwarded TO care Of the Agent
tnis company will receive careful xttvnti,u sid
dee ateh. Apply to
GtU. =. EDDY. or
oZdehst u D. y. Y.
G. ". SSfrH. GeHsr-l P .s-,ngrr Aken n. h
DEPOT. Ogl,nsbuIsb, ny.
K CHAPSAS, VsrFeunes. VI,
"snersi Travelling 4 gent for New In l.na
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CARD PoGTaA.Ts

sF Duung pushed National Characters, for
, PhOtO. - pho Albums. O=s hEadrsa wand =
--iyr sale 1t lvc. each,
By I. .. FRENCH 3 20.
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TIA TRAYS.

VUsT RECEIVED by Express, . Iarg. .s.or,
- neni OF TIE Trays. snicn will Do sold cheap
sr than ever tor cash, st CHINA BALL, No
$50 Church st. = = RcuWk
RuriinKtsn. W.. Gsy sIr, 1854.
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
CLOTHING.

Isl SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES AND GENTLE
N men viii hnd the honest d.al.r +. HARRlS to whon
nare ior 80 cent than any other ace Please
dispose Of C0hinp. Carpets and Fur
call or address and convince yourself. T. HARRIS, l,6
6evcnh avenue betwet Twentieth and Streets
ladies attended TO by Mrs. Harris.
The New York herald., 1862-12-11

DRYANTS' MINSTRELS,
ID MECHANICS HALL, l72 BROADWAY
Monday, Dec 8, and every night during the week,
ITALIAN AIRS By NATIVE ARTISTS
Mad Fabbricco r. Howard, Count Mcuinnis Dan Bryant
Mr.. w. W. NEWCOMb,
The popular Comedian, in his original plantation acta
SCENES or BOYHOOD OLD CARLINA ExTRACr.
Mr. g. q. CAMPBELL In his favorite Ballads aud War
blings.
Mr.. Union Mr. q. w. Griffin. Jim Monitor. Mr. n Seymour
Doors open at 6s curtain rises IN Tickc. 2s censa
-.
The New York herald., 1862-12-11

AT TIE SUREST PLACE, 2S3 SIXTH AVENUE =
IA Ladies and gentlemen IL wish " hnd AFFAIR aud
honest dealer dispose OF cast oil Clothing the best
do call send 10 b. MINTZ 2S3 Sixth
avenue Eighteenth street, There you VIII be sure to
receive fy per than by any other dealer La
dies attended by Mrs Mnt No connection win any other
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
AMUsDMuvTu.
MUsrc.-LAsr MTonT.

AOAOo8h VI 8USiC-kA1I hkVnh.
TEiRAY EvEsiSS 1.ss%Ss::IMs :i7x
GRAND 0oxs!sATIoE AND GALA NIGHT
The pesfosmsnce with vsrdi's oslsbrassl
which will be given wi.ho9, sartaii%sns
she has achieved aatterins in the prac'p
Aaobio' A 'as : cxRIo sUisiSI... .as....sYLvX
Da''ns 'He evening NILE. coRDIER
siIAD6bW AL bIPDa ARIA FROM DINoaAH
performance will conclude with the entire fourth 80
LA FAvoRIrA,
y GuERRABEILA AND BRIGNoLI
possible With general request o@
Conductor and Musical Director sisnor AUSao
In consequence oil the lenSh of tho Gala Might the Per
f0rmAnco will '0mmsn11 T.iE :, rRitp n ,,sr
ros.riSSSf SRS sosn s. aSs .sos
when win + fFSHi1ssI fiyfa ssiini' o'sF. q
Hm. .ass s s.a 9os III Ss ' s
artists Of the company.
a SAsSEPsf sSERS aAssas1 Dss nss; 4 A4!sss sssss
eysnaAnrGza o. m II faESS sSSSIzi FsIEE Daass .osn..
~''" W" be 'ii'ssst ss'' :e' ''' '''
!The Masquerade Bale.
syERasApEiI1 x%sIi. SSEIDiGEI, s;ss::s S:s:s
$nE aSSl$i s$sS ASSsa5v
:Ias T.,s aas >, x-
Marcel. Mons. Top6o1 and the Corps ds Ballet. ~
Admission to all parts OF the Academy ~ NO reservs
Tste.. FOR the Matinee cSmmcnsins today, ca. be e
s"sa 81 zen
saa EvESTsa or THE sE%soH
Nine CORDIER. .....ELvIRA
GERMAN OPERA HOUSE,
" 4ss Broadway, corner Of Broome street.
This EyEsiSS sxRS,p PsS;%Ss' TS
CARL ANscHUTz,
BErH0vEss anAER l1Snll5' GaAsslc OPERA o'
with its extraordinary sSs pi SsS and n'Fe''''
10 due effect Grand Chornsses have kinhiy
volunteered their services
Tickets to al parts % 2, the house. 10. ss..s
Doors open at O'Clock. Opera commences at6
NEW BowERY THEATRE
~ S0'e fr0p''e'fsx fxxENsE SUCCESS M'' : A'''~
GRAND e. rANToM1xE ISr
HARLEQUIN JACK SHEPPARD.
GORGEOUS EFFECTS, s''A A-1 ~
GRAND TRAksEoEMHTs1sss xSS EMH TssS1sss.
pyRAMlDIcAL oAsoADR -
SHOWER or GOLD.
The Unrivalled Troupe OF Pantomimists
TONY DEM Err HERNANDEZ FO8T04
GEO. BROOKS W. STANTON
JULIA CRIsTINE.
WALLACE.
Mr. Y. C. Boniface. as. ~ a.s0
'''' :" = Two DRovERs
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
BoUc1cAuLrs GREAT IRISH DRAMA.
COLLEEN BAWn
COLLEEN BAWN
THE BRIDES ooiF' oARRYowEN.
HIGHEsr ORDER OF DRAMATIC AND SCENIC ART.
Every character In the piece Il sustained with nsturaA
BEAUTIFUL BEYOND DESCRIPTION.
Tiiis AFTERNOON at 3 o ocock and
THIS EVENING, at " O'clock.
NJ WIN. b. HARRISON, COMIC IMPROMPTU SIk0Bk
COMMODORE NUT rHE 5000 MUTT.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
BEAUrisGEp I'll Ip"c cokNEcTiu1r ti GIANTEss ONLY M
Old ADAMS cAIIFoRNiA BEARS.
exhibited and performed by the renowned lion tanner.
THE BEAUTIFUL COLORED TROrlCAL FISH
THE MADAGASCAK ALBINO FAMILY.
LIFE-LIKE WAX FIGURES OF
OUR MOST DISTINGUISHED UNION GENEkAlA
JEFF DAVIS. WHAT is IT! and BEAUREGARD
| QUEEN VICTORIA, FRINGE or WALES AND oAAi
Admission, rs cents. Children under 10. 10 cents
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10th REGIM Observation-Disclosures FEW ABLE
u bodied and respectable men can join and receive all
the extra bounes and privileges granted to this fine old
regiment II to ha siGe by side with
rans. enlist in the gallant Seventy ninth regiment High
lander N " " Recruiting Offices Mercer House, of
Broome and Mercer N Y; Foster of Bridge
Streets and Richard Ncwtons % Fulton street
Capt. JOSEPH LANG Recruiting oihcer.
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AT NO 33 BowEEY.-H. ROSENTHAL HAVING A
IA great desire purchase large quantity of on
Wearing Apparel Furniture Carpets Jewelry &C. by call.
ing addressing. ladies' aud gentlemen oolan the
utmost each article. Ladies attended to 10y Mrs.
Rosenlhal Please remember, and 33 Bowcry opposite
Great Jones
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AMuanMrM1s

susan MISS Madeunn Henrllues
TRIAL PARK
sATURDAY-A BACHELOR OF ARTS.
MoNDAt-tBy special desire and requestl WILD OATS,
TUESDAf-Congreve's LOVE FOR LOVE, as revised,
altered and arranged by Mr.. WALLACK
WEDNESDAY-tLast time for the presently BOSOM
In preparaAon-"rhe Way to Get Married" "Paulne'
and "Iienritte.n
Money! "The Clandestine Marriage" "Love and Mo-
ney" and School for Scandal will be repeated.
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nO SnO A BARaAIN-FOR SALE, -FOUR TIRES
DA.CUV: story and basement sem brick Houses in good
way Brookyn Fulton ferry and Peck slpears pass the
doors Terms onethrd cash, balance remain bond
and mortgage Inquire next the premises No. IS Of
THOs GILBERT. III and l72 Centre row, West Washing
ton Market
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mo nurouRRs OR FISH DEALERs.-To LET, PART
~ the Provision 278 Court street. Brookyn has
All NE reauste Hxtures this rare chance for perma
Nena bssiness rent % per mouth
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Y CENTS A POUND PAID CASH FOR OLD BOOKS
newspapers pamphlets &C. and and from oto " cents
pound for ragMe Will guarantees 10 pay than any
other house. matter what they pay and weigh,
rsuted. MANAIIAN \ MILLER, fgf William street, New
York, and 81 York street, Brooklyn, in the rear.
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II CENTS PER POUND PAID FOR OLD BOOKS,
pound for old rags. F.R.WALKER. "a Spruce street.
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RESTAURANTS.

IITHITNEY HOUSE RESTAURANT, BROADWAY AND
wv Twelfth street. formerly occupied By Francis Jack
snn Ia now Lunch and cold, from ii to I.
Meals 70 order hours All the delicacies Of tho
v0un wanted.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, TO LET.
no prNr-A LUNCH COUNTER WITH FIXTURES
complete Apply At % Pine street, next door 70 Custom
HOUSE,