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FURTHER PROM NASHVILLE.
Gen. Bragg Superseded by Gen Johnson


louisville, Nov. 5.-Eiehty rebel prisoners
arrived In lebanon Tonight. including a son
OF Humphrey Marshall, who had violated his
parole and Joined the rebels.
The Democrats Bowling Gree n correspon.
den writes ;bat an escaped prisoner, who left
Nur!rcraisro' on w dnesday, reports that
Gems. Polk and ErrckiDriige, with 25,G00 men
and artillery, attaI kcd the sou IN side Of Nash
willie on Friday morning, while John Morgan
On the north side, with j, 600 men, crossed al the
ford and attempted To destroy the bridge, bat
was r,pulsed. The result of Polk's attack is
unknown. Gen Met t'ook's corps, comprisin
Gen. Sills, Woodrufs and Sheridan's divi.
sions, reached Nashville ON Friday Critten.
den S corps was at Galiatin on Friday, moving
down.
General Cheatham, with portion of General
Briggs army, was al MurirerSboro' The re =
maind'r OF Brarg's army, except 1900 left 1T
Cumberland Gap, was pushing iowa Nash
willie. General Bragg had been arrested. and
superseded by Joe johnson, for his disastrous
caInpaign in Kentucky.
here was no news at Murfreesboro' which
has brrn in constant Geographic csmmunica-
tion with Mobile, Of the capture Of the latter
city. Fifteen thousand rebel troops are a,
Mobile.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. {, Eyrning.-We ha We been
i'll telesraphIc communication with Mitchells-
Vile. Tennessee, fur the past two dave, and
have received none VI tie above tidings.
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TFLtrRAHiIiC NEWS.
i.SsOcIAgED pEEs6 risrArCHEsl


FROM TIL tET OF THE p0ToNAC.
Ern. Met lrlian X cl;ryrd from iac Caia-
mnh.' oil thc Army oi the fntoG:aC- s;-n
Burn de in TN, r,mnd-Th- l-u,S rsHv:.I-
hEarGTaHTI RS. SAIiS, Satir,iay noon
III order relieving tien. MoCI-i! u Iia.a the
Command OF thr Amy th, I,lIt,,,iag VA W..
cri,' q At h-st:qnarirrs Al |! O'Clock lat alght
il MS entirely irc!rt, ~. I'D Her. :tr
'h' command was -IrnmedIIl"iy turned over 10
q. Ii. HuIns ite.
Gen. Met i-Ilan and his stT III i.ay., TO-
mi rHw fcIsTr' ,:ici, wEer; iio is uTd. rcd
Tor i hc CrdtI Vas de liver. ii C himi by q, n.
Was Tie IL OF AN ;ddresa TO thr frcups OF a
G'No;N"G on Grr. Burnside, and taking leave
~ III, III. =
Thee IL no ether news v.TIhy OF mention
eAe'l''i'ir that th' army IL III iii zion.
Another Stirnii.h with Stuart, CAVALRY
tar'Hrf q; Three Pieces ~ artillerS-0ur
A,.'aEcr at the kaPpab = uHocI.
HIAIGuAhTlL Army or THE PnToNac,
sun, al. NoN. Gen raj :'lt:iSan.un reS,rr-
day iii Il sklrmish with Gen,raf Stnart near
i,iiiir Washington, captured ihre piecrs Of
.liiirry. AlsU 4 c.p; q, Ii U:snan. aad five
llisa!es. No loss has brrn reported on our
slGi
General Tayard .'s.,-rda, ocrn;.ir aud now
holds :ir r;iir' "a, syri,E. across the Rappahan-
hc- +. ih' hl IGrr j, intt.t,-ti. Tie hrisi-r
;CrUss the Iroau rIv1r ha ben DESTROYED
hrr" - Do:bIng W up to this writing from
tie ilomt At fhr Il, ishamnolk Tie w. ather
j. ci ar and cold
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TpE ExrEDlTioN AGAINST TIcKsBrRs.-A
Cano letter IN the Tribune save that the FecSe-
raj expedition fitting out at Cairo for the osp-
ture oil Ficksburg will be ready in a fortnight.
Commodore Porter is 10 ccnduc the enterprise
erable and Efficient land force. something which
was lacking last summer, and which, with the
extreme siCklintss of the soldiers and sailors an
that then very unhealthy latitude, was the
cause Cf the faiurr TO take the CITY ~ tha; time
Commodore Porter is sanguine Of success with
his present expedition. ficksbure hae been
very greatly strengthened during the pset
three mC niis. and is now protrced by eightsn
al twenty batteries. mounting one hundred AT d
Eiiy guns Of large calibre, extending eome
miles ahoy' and below the city, and designed
&c l'rcytn nj the approach Of our gunboats within
G::net rous di-iance. Stil, IL a resoluie attack
Y, a. made simultaneously by land and water,
hrr' IL 80 = a. un 10 doubt but that Siekshcre
Tit! fa!i, and the navir alton Of the great river
&c opened from L afro To ;he Balize. . Ell
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An Expedition DELAYED.

RosToN, Nov. s-The United States gunhoat
Huron proceeded TO President Roads this after
noon to CONVOY the Mississippi and Merrimac
TO Nowtcrr, N. c., hut the ship, were discoy-
cred &c be in such filthy condition that il was
consider, unsafe to allow tn III to 60 to sea
Thr troops on toard will consequently be landed
al Forts Warren and independence to allow
the ships 10 be cleaned. Itis r, ported that two
of the soldiers have died Of dipthcria
PosroN, Nov. a-Iast evening the Govern.
me Mt chartered the steam r Saxon. of the Bos-
ton and fhilads lphia line, and transf. rred 70
her Gu0 troops from the Merrimae and Missis-
snri, This made all IN" troops comfortable.
The ste; rcr will itayc under the CONVOY of
the gunioa Huron sooE a. the weather
clears up. One death occurred on board tia,
NtTri mac from sipii TIA.
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Frcil; tLr u,..i>.i,ys River

CAtEo, Nov. An xpcniiion from lIrj.u.r
down the river d. miles has returned. They
ssN nothing Of th,. lelei forc,s
Last Friday, a detachment Cf the 9th Indiana.
on picket duty. was attacked by rebel caNairA .
1 h' latter wrrr rerGlsrd with SEVERE Loss: th.
number Lot stated. Our loss was one killed
1EG cDr C;rGrd.
EinGman outlaws have committed >uEary
deprsdations upon Union citizens in the vicin-
lty CT sSt. Helena ! hp Cnionists have resaliatAd
cn lrbel :: nilaihl>rrs. and a number OF fine
farms have ifen destroyed.
Information frcm Memphis states that on the
iih ;lIrT" WAS q large rebel force between Col
i"iSNiilr AID M'mphis, burning cotton and
committing depredations.
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Marine Di>a>ters-Loss of l. ife

Ecs1oh, Nov. S.-1he schooner Boston Corn =
wallis, ca nd for New York, was totally los :
/: night Er;:r Cape Ann. All hands perished
The schCoieT L. -. Harding was also wrecked.
bui hrl CIsH " as saved.
f"eE oN, Nov. "A dispatch from Holmes
i;air s!at's iEat the brics Abnrr Taylor and
t.N!Ia. ard schouners VI. r. Rice, Eliza Ellen
Ircoir, Sarah Louise. BENJAMIN r. Hall
Arctic ana thrUe other NesSels are ashore there
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CinCINNATI. Nov. "a special dispatch %
il;r Comma rcal, IRON Indianapolis, says that
oli W'dncsda. night the battalion OF Colonel
S2acklc1ord's eth Kentucky Cavalry was at
tackled by large force Of euerillas, under Col.
fowh r. at Pond river, seven miles from Ned
lsoEv willie. XIV. The attack was calamity met.
and ;hr rsbris were compelled 10 retire, with
.oss Ct right killed, including Colonel L oys =
Er. and large number OF wounded and prIs-
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Democrntic Rr;ofciu,

NFw YoEK, Nov. s.-Tammany Hall il bril- /.
liantly illuminated tonight in honor CT the
election OF HUratio Seymour Governor OF
ii & Umpire State. National salntes are being
fired in the park in front of the City Hall,
v hill" from tie balcony Of Tarpmany Hall an
immense hand OF music is performing national
airs. Large crowds OF people are assembled in
the vicinity. cheering for Seymour snd the
IniCn and The Constitution.
CoSCcRp, n. H., Nov. s.-The Democrats 81
this city are firing hundred guns this evenin =
q! Ecnor Of tie election of Horatio Seymonr,
and for the D'mocrarc triumphs in the several
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Heavy Gale at New York.

NEW YORK, Noy.9. o'cio X A M.-IIIs snow
ing and hailins, and a heavy gale IL ito ,ing
here.
I he L. :. hospital hip Daniel Webster, from
hiCxarGria for III laoUtii Grove. r. | witi,
3tG sitk soldiers put into this pert to-day, IN
corseCucnc''of experiencing tremendous gales
anG bring sbcri ut ccai. The bedding and eY-
ti!thir4 else on Loard OF her il saturated with
atsr.
l,. li.ht-shIp captain Cosgrovc. which la
ittn Stationed on Sandy H. \, parted her moor
inis al no OF the III INST, during 'he gale.
fr drift, q ~ Tar south the so..th .rn md ~
IL. " o; lTu,i~, wIcrr s,.c Wa icil IN %isG L
tie Daniel u eT-.,r ari 20 we'd INTO fSUrt.
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rrxAAIAL.-N.w York papers Of sa.urSsy

TINAN,IAL.- n. W York papers Of SatuYaay
.VVuing ~aS. 1hs w,sk cio,Ce ~ a d.sll s,oc1
market With occasional upw ard spurts the
t,HdeHcy has teen downward, though at no
Eas !l.eIe bern any pressure 20 sell, sue Gu
la:ors mcT iy holding on till the full eject OF
3D." elections shall have bcen seen. The market
has, in measure, been adversely afYecfed nv
ruIhors OF foreign complications but sheee
b Ing coniradici' q asthoritati,sly nom Wash-
n sion, they cease 70 exert any influence on
lr;ces ana with cheering news from the army.
SPECULATION would soon reyfv. Governments
arr quiet and rather heavy. The 7.3e notes are
iic ly ote1ed at lo4t; the 6's OF rset at lQ3k.
nsopry market is freely supplicd al 5a6 per cent
I tc Told market Is firm, with cone iderA6le
actlNliy al l3i5 ,, al3i <. ExchanFe on Londcu ie
quietbu :irn al l45 ali6 arstclass oAnk kers'
Ia X. / he State stocks ar. dull and lower.
Limos : ~ loan fell on = per sent, reancs-
..ts =. Virrnlios :.
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Burning OF an Orpbau AxyIum.

NEw YORK, Nov. 9.--The Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum, on Bedford avenue, Rrook-
l1n, was totally destroyed by fire this mcrn-
ing. The inmates, 2is boys, were nearly an
rescued. Only two are known 10 have per-
ished. All but 26 Were taken 70 the Girls AsV-
lum, and the rest were sheltered in priya.e
HOUSES in the neighborhood. But for the PROMPT
service OF thc firemen there must have been a
terrible calamity.
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ST. PArL, Mimi. Nov. s.-Over 800 Indians
have teen convicted by the military commits
sIon al The lower Sioux agency as participants
in The late horrible massacres, and conderuneS
10 he Lung Whether they live or die rests with
the authorities at Washington. The people of
Mnnesota, TO man, are in favor OF their i'm
mediate execution.
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The Pr;yateer steamer Sumter

New YORK, Nov. "A Gibraltar letter of
the 18th states that the second mate, Hester of
the priyateer steamer Sumter, sho; Cant An
taken possession Of by the British. and her
crew Imprisoned on a man-of-war. Hester
would probably be- hung.
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A Seminary Burned.

CONCORD. n. H., Nov. s.-The Sanboru ton
Bridge Female Seminary was burned to the
ground last night All the inmates escaped
wi'hout injury. The fire is thought 70 have
been the work of an incendiary
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ADJUSTMENTS.
kIyoK's CEekcRkE eaHDEs clscuS

ElkUH CEtMUhkt GRHUET CtHCUS. ;
PENNSYLVANIA Az AND SEVENTH ST
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
By distinguished Civilians ard Mift ~ Officers 10
DIR. JAMES L. THAYER,
Tie National Con~ersationalist at a nd Jester
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov l3,
I ror which occasion number OF volunteers will
appear. together with the Wonderful Bareback
Rider, the Wild H5rse,nan,
Mr.. EATON STONE,
tHT ne EasUs Strength of tie Il. sHsar Co9lpaay
t:eEi:Rs -
PROFESSOR HALLER.
The r-now ned II agcian and Nanipu ator
RF The long expected spectacle of the TorAxA
hNT, "r Fiel,i cf the Goth Of Gold, ami Bright
psss al Chisalry and Beauty =. 100 49,
nr. Thayrr's Two Mules VIII Ia on hand
Ticket, for sale every where,
Vx-hCnk for reserved seata now OPEN no la-3t
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salute i'm Honor of Gru~r.I Rur,.

Providence, Nov. "a salute of one hmm.
dred guns will be fired here tomorrow in honor
OF the appointment Of General Burnside 70 the
command OF the Army Of the Potomac
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Crtet Bill ard Match between Foley and
KaVIragE,
IrPrATc. n. Y. Nov. 7.-Ihe great billiard
n;tt r,.sr aiiciaei fuir,. Ut Cle-sei> liG,
sn i4pd'. t t.har. b .! New lSrk, Gas on
a. .lc ta..,L ...- .--"'s.
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FOEDS NEW THf.ATRt,
FORD'S
y f. " tn r. f.ATRE,

FOHD'S NEW THEATRES:
FORD'S
NEW TH EATRE,
TEETH STkFET, ABnvE PFN-s AVENUE
ItNlH STREET, ABOVE pESSs. AvESTE
Mir. JOHN I. FORD. Manage ;:i,ri i'r.prjstrr
- l>r cf iiniii:!ny street Theatre. BaltI more
hr' hi NfhHsi hLi LiSD.....---- Acting Manager
On MONDAY EVENING" Nov. j.
Cm MOI DAY EVENING. Nov r..
INITIAL NIGHT
IA IT'LL NIGHT
OF THE IRIi LIANT ENGAGEMENT
Or THE Bk1L 1ANT iNGAnEMENr
OF the eminent Dramatic Artiste
Nix. &. W. CUUJDOCK.
MIR. 4. w. COZ Fi.ntH'k
who viii appg ar. in conjunction with the Popnlar
Young Actress.
MISS CUUI.DOcK.
in the Interesting and Affecting Drama of the
W LII Low COPSE!
III kE FIELD DING.......NR COIrJnnrK
ROSE FIELDING cor IUtH,K
.iH he Star tomrring Ge C9x;.
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EDITORIAL REMARKS OK THE PLAY.

EDITORIAL REMARKS on THE PLAY
TIE WTLLO!Y t'0PSE
il undout tediy one Of taa bc3t acting dramas Of
ROT lisfnE fafhtTIS& IsJlStsfh hSs
sni 1He sitHatcns Peeulisr. adsPted to producing
fUKCIHiY CONTRASTED,
ard dFsma'icsly disposed.
the HiR0tr Copss was produced for he first ti, in
GREAT forUIAHIEy; FIJI slAs6N' ASe wAsr#E HIT OF
y Mr. Couosks nj 5enai,ion Of Luke s!sitas The
theatre going public. At the conclusion of the
ER,TIFIT ERsy, f1Iqs GSifTffn She Wss norrs
rr"sentrt HIN with copy OF the Ms ami at the
p ayed than when originally proeiueed in Lon'inn
The piece has been successful wherever pre-
ME i' s; PxnTifMfTs TIE Ehfn
OF LIKE
He has played il during his ''starrins'' tour, be-
TWO AND THREE HUNDRED TINES
ana @ ar" Glad to record In hin G%ps, success The
cities prior to Mr Couldock delinrafion df it and
others have been identified with III" part: ~; it is
lie AS XII bfNqyEP STEk ,s iaPaREssloss aaH
rE if cIT ' MIS- Is i;S CorTbocR fi
pc sos it which we do not think has been sa ap
prmached by a"s OF her competitors.
The
WILLOW COPSE
SeSsrs iucl. merit that in the hands of COM
petent artistpS like
MIR. AND MISS COT LDoCK.
II will continue to be q popular piece for yeirs.
The evening entertainment to conclude with 8
FiVOkITE AFTERPIECE.
In preparation, new and original Dome stic
Drama, entitled
THE CHIMNEY CORNER,
A STORY OF HEARTS AND HOMES
An eNGuisitely beautiful and touching play sur
passing Fanrhon, the Cricket" hestthfuiness
of tone. deli-acy OF sentiment and in sympathy of
effect
NO EXTRA PRICES FOR ENGAGED SEATS
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquette ......--..... 81 cents
tTch EtHiS.-.. -. 10 cents
l6 ml! tlrcir. .,............. y cents
CooreG Parterre. Observation-Disclosures. 100. - cent
Doors open g. g.. O'Clock performance conf
al ~ @ clock
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The search for The AIabaw

Nkw YORK, Nov. s-The friga.e sabine was
OF the steamer Alabama
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A Nj -EMENIS.
ElYlss WespEy.Tng rHfsTgr

<N " = =
h!IeFS WkSH.xGIoa 'iEsIaE.
ELEF EHTH STREET. : =. Penn. Nseru4
So.r LrsSre and Msnsg,r ... JaYE- = NIaoy
rol ExH11EsA4oRp,5,NAEf H1s ,ATiRAcIl9y, -
Pantominic Dchut of the <usEisn Dsnsaasa,
CTEAS CI!tsS.
who Wal male her :,rt Appearance in this city in
TIE grand hilitsry ;. act Drama CT the
" FRENCH SPY
inFh'ch she wit| sustain Thr.- Characters.
fnr@' sfpeaIsn's at III. Fascinating and Dsshins
A n n i. Il 4 - w y.
In Brsugham' . Musical Blu -c.que of
POCAH0NTAS,
In which th. Popular Comedian,
r. =. CHANFRAU
STU me entire Dramatic Company will appear.
GROWERS THE EATRE.
PENSSfLNANiAA AVENUE near Wiliari's Hotel
bEoAARD Ga0s sER.--.--.-- ,ss.aEy
Third Week of the
IUCfLLE WESf ERN. ''"'
EnssgrnleEt for q limited period of the eminent
yourg Americans Actur,
MR.. b. p. BARRETT.
1"e bcSt DT t1i1;fc t'oHpdrysR .EcSi;s-roa
THIS tMnNDAN, ENENING
W. G' rrcscntc, fer In. 18th time, tie thrilling
ly beautiful play Of
EAST LYNNE
o. THE kLDPEifENTt
Which hss Ereven alrc.d, TO be tl.r
- ioN III A p 4 L.
H.. S.ns
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EINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES.
AT AUCTION PRICES,
ATAUCTIOS PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES
~
The remainder Of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting OF every description OF
GROCERIES,
VIII be for sale until the Schooner is discharged.
FAMILIES
In need Of Winter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED. s. COzzENs,
Consignee, corner Pa. avenue and 18th st.
CAPT. HUTCHINGs,
cl3tf Schooner Aid, ;" foot of 18th st.
JAY oookE riSk \ oof's Ef's,
No 1852 FIFrEESTH STREET,
Dealers in
GoyERNMENT BONDS
TREASURY NOTES AND CERTIFICATES,
ARMY AND NAVY BILLS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.
~ Highest prices paid for GOLD, SILVER and
OLD DEMAND NOTES. oc Y-lm
hAILY STiGE LINE TO FAIRFAX COURT
- ueTsE AND RETURN THE 6T1sa
di"us stage will leave every morning E&7SI..R9
FL o'clock from the Prescott HOUSE, corner of
]J'l Street and Pc, nue. tor Earfay Court House
and retura tn same day Ia Washington.
Far" each Way S2.1i. Excursion tickets 81.
Tickets can hc hs! - fhe New York Livery Sta
bile, OF 18th and streets and at the Prescott
House. corner OF 18th street and Pa avenuap
&C - liza JOSEPH NATHAN. Prn'r.
l'ALL AND VIM GOODS
MlLiTARf IND CFiLLAY.
WALL. STEPHENS & CO. now opening
their FALL. AND WINTER GOODS, embracing
fine DkESS COATS, DOESkIN PANTS VESTS,
&c, A large and well selected Stock ofiine heavy
OFERCOATS. We have also 4 complete assort-
Elnnt nf BT SINESS SUITS, made in the most du-
ri H. manner Officers will find Military tTAnis
'tesirous 10 their wants. Heavy Woslen Blankets
Tor camp use, al reasonable prices.
WALL. STEPHENS 4 CO.
.'22 Penn~ ylvania avenue,
rc- c-J-du between 9th and 10th streets.
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CANTEkB BURY HALL!
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.
NEW BILL! NEW BILL!
The HIGH TEMPLE Of
1T A \ ID BE AUTY
This is the recosdized
STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
ST CCESS is emblazsned on our Banners.
There is 10 such word FAIL with US
First appearance Of
GEORGE X. EDESoN
The talented Paston.in,ist. Comedian and Comic
Vocalist.
Unabated eutcess of the established favortc.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
Tonight she Will appear in New Songs,
THE GlPSY'S LAY. .-
And as Li&zette, in the farce Of the SOLDIERS
The Scottish Nightingale.
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
The beautiful Queen of Terpsichore
MISS KATE PENNOYER
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
NILE MIL hEzErIk ,TIr ia mis- MISS FL9RENCE RIyERs
Miss JENNIE ALLEN, Miss ELLA,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
The most Nerfatile Performer living
MONS. SZOLLOsY
BOB sS sn INV srd 1 n
in their side splitting drolleries,
THE GYPSYiS lay
by Misses MORTIMER and PENNOYER
WILLIE EMERSON, J, SYLVAS CLARKE
MASTER JOHNNY, MONS SOL
and the
MAMMOTH COMPANY IN 4 NEW BILL,
Performance to conclude with the lsughsble farce
entitled
THE SOLDIERS RETURN.
Gscorgc X Edeson. ss.-.-..~.....;.. as Nat
Miss Julia Mortimer. az LizEutts
And Full Dramatic Company
will appear.
Doors open, e.. O'Clock. performance, Ia.
Admission Il cents. Orch astra. 81; cent? Rl0-lw
kIx0NS CkeMGREE GARDEs CIRCUS.
PENNSYL VANlA AP AND SEVENTH ST.
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kIX0N's ChemsREE GaRDEs CIRCUS.

kIX0NS CkEMGREE GARDER CIRCUS.
PENNSYL FANIA Az. AND SEVENTH ST
AGALA DAY OF Fun!
4 NIGHT OF IN TFDLITf AND FANCYt
MONDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. Nov 10,
BENEFIT of the German Con,iaue and Clown,
WM OSRAD,
When for th,. first time. will he presented
THE PICTURES nE SApgL E0N tn E
And the Clowns Game of Leap Frog:
The Stsr snd v astz Entrec; the Conrad Brnthers
rs the Motley Bruthers: Eaton Ston =, the Wiknri
Iiors.msn; hr James l.. Thsyar, with tha 90 mic
Mules, and the entire Company will appear.
Tho d. rfornIancp will conclude with a
HUMOROUS PANTUMINE
AS- Ioo cut for the FIELD OF THE CLOTH
or Gpi D. nollw
nAk HAIL-ROfS' OTHIN4. DOY9
CLOTHING, ~ J. BRUCE d. Co, No. 4G,
u = IL,
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY'S THAI Is THR
/ III OF ESTION The proprietors of the PAR.
Is4AN CABINET OF WONDERS, ANATOMYl
and MEDICINE,' have determned-regardless Of
expenseto issue free (for the benefit Of SUFFERING
humanity. 0pr OF their most instructive and inter.
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Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

TIE L@sLs OF PERRYvILrE.-A Louisville cor.
respondent of the New York Tribune writes as
Official Ieturns from all the divisions engaged
at PerrJ Vile show an aggregate loss OF $40 killed,
5S5 wounded and nearly 500 missing aud prison-
e:s The enemy captured ii guns during the bat.
de. 1hs rebels Lbandoned them in dsab!ed
condition upon their retreat on Thursday rnoIp.
ing, excepting two Napoleon guns, in place of
which they left two smooth bore plumbers.
After careful investigation, l have iscrms
sisfsd that The rebcl loss dos not .xceed two.
thirds of ours. Between 800 and 700 of their dead
we're buried BY US, aad about 300 wounded re-.
inained on our hauds. We took no prisoners du.
ring the battle. .is .a - 't ..H
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

DEATH OF NorED DSPEcuLAToR.-Tbe death Of
John b. Ste nberger, at st. Louis, recalls to mind
his former career in this part of the eouotry
where he must be remembered as one of the bold
est operators aad most hospitable of msr. At
one time he joined Nicholas Bidie 9 in a cotton
speculation, in which they cleared 81, 0o0. .0o0.-
Afterwards he attempted to bay up all the beet
10 the country aud monopolizs the market, but
was defeated BY New Yotk and Pniladelphis
dealers, and he was ruined. Hs then went to
California, and, after experiencing the various
fortunes Of large specul4tor, he became redao d,
and went to ST. Louis at the time Fremont arr
we'd, beng sent BY aparty of beef contractors al
5000 per month. In a short time be was abandon
ed, and he ded in extreme indigence. AT one
time he owned u large terest in Biddls's bank,
aud could check for 500, 600 at time. Hs was
a man of noble character, stateI mein, and ele-
gaat bearing.-New York Sun. .',t .'
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

THE CosrEDE,ArE SrsAxER ALAsAnA.--It has
generally been understood that the Confederate
steamec Alabama was the steamer frat known as
the 1900" but it seems there ar. now tome doubt,
as to her identity ss that vessel. The New Yolk
Times says: rn1-l .sa nl r-lt-n]aE iailI.1
Capt. D. r. G ford, late of the bark Elisha
Duuoar. lie firmly of the opinion that the Alsbama
ard 1890 are not thssams vessel. as he frsqaent-
ly he I'd tho crew. of the Alabama speaking Ct
the $780," ana OF the 0reto: Some OF the news
papers taken from tha Emily Farnham contained
aa account of the $780,, ruanipg the blockade
into Mobile, and on hearing 1t read the grew qr
the Alabama gave ttree cheers for the "aso."
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

RHYxISa IN MEETING DR.. Strong of
Hartford, whose name is still . praise in tie
churches, had an unfortunate habit of SAYING
amusing things when be meant it not so-ss when
he was presiding in q meeting OF ministers, and
wishing to call on one of them to come forward
and offer prayer, he sait:
Erother Cotton,
OF Bolton.
VIII you step this way,
And p-a,l"
To which Mr.. Cotton Immediately answered,
without intending to perpetrsts any thing Of the
same sort: ...
My dear brother Strong,
... You do verv wrong, n.
To be making Ehine.
At such a olfmn time"
And then DR.. Strong added:
"Pm very sorry to see
That you're just like me-"
' The good men would not, for the world, have
made jests on such an occasion; but they could
plead the same excuse for their rhym that the
boy did for whstlng in scootl: az Didn't whistle,
sir; 1t whistled it eff'