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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14
We are, your most obedient servants,
SAMUEL W. THAYER, JR., NJ. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.

MlDDLgBuRY, VT July End, 1861.
DIR. 5. W. THAYER JR :
DEAR sIRI have received and analysed the liquors Of
Charles Backman Co. sent from the Town Agency Bur-
lngton. The supplies marked Charles Backman Co..
Pure Old Standard Bourbon Whskey. Charles Backman
Co., Holland deneyer Cordial, and 0tard Dupuy Co..
Cognacr
These with similar samples from the house. find
pure and entirely free from all injurious ingredients.
Yours very truly,
HENRY NJ. SEELEY,
Prof Chemistry, Med Dept University Of Vermont.
These Liquors for sale the Town Agency at Brat
eoro and by other town agents generally throughout the
Stae.-3ml9
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TERMS FOR ADYLRT[SING

FOR ONE SQUARE Of TwSLye LINES less nonparei type
Uhe smallest size used) THREE INSERTIONS, Sl for each
subsequent Insertion 20 cents The number Of Insertions
must he marked on all advertisements they will be con-
tnued until ordered out. Contracts will be made with
advertisers by the column racona parts thereof at
liberal rates to be paid In ad-
vance,
For all Probate Advertisements excepting notices Of appca
ons to sell Real Estate, and for Commissioners Notices
$l.50 each for three Insertions.
For notices Of Lberatons Esrays the formation and dsso
luton Of Copartnershps, &C. 81 each for three Insertions
II sent by mail the money must accompany the order.
For BUSINESS CARDS in the first column from $500 $500
per year according to the space they occupy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14

The public no doubt will be fully satisfied with
the activity of the army of the Potomac for
few days to come. The fighting and capture
of Malvern Hill was done by artillery and our
loss was small, only 90 killed and wounded.
The rebel loss is much greater. One hundred
cavalry, men, horses ann equpage complete,
were captured, and one small battery. We
may expect this move to be followed up with
the greatest activity, as it is considered move
OF much importance. Col Gamble of the Sth
Illinois is among the wounded. Other names
OF the killed and wounded we have not yet been
able 10 obtain. A list of the sick and wounded
may be expected in day or two from return
ed Richmond prisoners.
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
The 5000 rebel prisoners from Forts War
rem and Delaware, went up the river from
Harrisons Landing Tuesday night A flag of
truce boat, accompanied them, which returned
Wednesday evening, and reports the change is
being made satisfactorily and that the same
number Of Union prisoners from Richmond
may be expected down the river in day or
two and that the requirements of the federal
government in regare TO exchange, have been
strictly complied with, which is understood to
mean the release of Col Corcoran and other
Union officers
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THE REBELS ON THE MOVE.
The Late Reconnaissance.
OTHER MOVEMENTS AT HAND.

The reconnaissance of Monday night had re-
suited very favorably. Our troops drove in
the rebel pickets early Tuesday morning and
the fight Immediately commenced, which lasted
between two and three hours, and resulted in
the federals taking possession of Malvern Hill
which they now occupy with sufficient force to
hold and carry on other plans which are In
connection with this very important move.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14

EXTENSlON TABLES, OF NICE QUALITY,
~ In Walnut Oak, Chestnut and Buternut for sale by
DWINELL BLISS
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LIST OF AGENTS,

~ whom payments for THE VERMONT PIIGNIX, for 1862,
West Brateboro, A DUNKLEE, P.F PERRY Brookline,
c. W sTEBBINsj Dover, LYMAN BURRi W. Dover, WM.
IT. JONES; Dummerston, W. q. MILLER West Dummcrs-
ton s. W. WILSON Grafton, N. IL. HALL Guiord Ell
MER MASON Guillord Centre 5. l., slBLEY Green
River, H. Dickinson Jamaica, D. O. DEXTER Hall
London lerry, DAVID ARNOLD South Londonderry, II.
u. TYLER Marlboro, W. W. LYNDEj Fayetteville, j.
DUNKLEE, JR.; williamsve SAMUEL BROWN Put
nsy, wM HOUGHr0N; Saxton's River, U. w. FAIR
BROTHER Cambridgeport, A. A. WYMAN Somerset, @.
X MORSE; stratton, MELVIN A. KNOWBTON Towns
hend, o. BUTTERFIELD West Townshend, l.. W. PAGE
Vernon, ADDISON WHITuEDi Warisboro, HOL-
LAND PLIMPr0Ni West Warlsboro, LlREkrf WILDERi
LANE; Westminster West, b. W. HANDLING Whitingham
H. N. HIX; jacksonville, JAS. W. HATCHi Wilmington
LUCIUs WALKER; Windham, WIN HARRIS, JR.j South
Winiham, EZRA PIERCE, JR.; Chesterheld N H., II. o
CDDLIDGE IIins iae, n. H., G. j. AMIDON Winchester
N. H., II. NJ. FORBES; North Bernardston, Mass, N.
CHAPLIN.
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UTEssELHoEFT WATER CURE.

This institution is open throughout the year for patients
and boariers
p. B. FRANCIS, PROPRIEloR;
DIR. AUGUSTINE SCHUBERT, PHYSICIAN.
Persons boarding in the village take full treatment
der the care DIR SCHUBERT formerly Professor In Madison
College, Penn.
some remarkable which have been Effected
in this country.
References:
FREDERICK MULLER, NJ. D., Montreal, Canada.
q. LOMER Esq. Montreal, Canada
g. A. HOLLAND, "
CHRISTIAN SYB0LD,
WM. S. TEMPEST,
Rev. q. WERNER, "
Dr. THEODORE HAHN, St. Gallen, Principal OF the lily
dropathic Institute, st. Gaien Swi,tsrland.
Hon. J. S. BEAUDRY, Mayor Of Montreal 2l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14
UOME INSURANCE COMPANY IF
III he CITY OF New York.

subscriber having accepted the Agency OF this Compa
nv and having filed In the Secretary OF states once the
evidence Of responsibility, required by our statute now
TO risks Of property usually insured In this VI
on favorable termsand grant Policies without delay
Tbe nereot responsibility of this Company and the known
character OF its officers ene II to rank among the very
0rst in our country l., @, MEAD, Agent.
BrattlebOrO, Jan. ], lS0l.
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VOL. xxx.

This Establishment Offering in its interior arrangements
more comfort and better bathing facilities than any other Of
kind open for the reception Of patients and board
ers.
Tickets for bathing only can he had the Office in theEs
tabshment.
Brattleboro, May 1st, 1s62-tns
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T,HE ABOVE FIRM WOULD CALL THE

TTNHE ABOVE FIRM WOULD CALL THE
i attention nf the Commissioners, Town Agents, and
Medical Faculty Of the State Of mont to their well selected
Imported Wines and Liquors which offered
reasonable and satisfactory terms.
GENEVER CORDIAL,
As a Gin highly recommended by Physicians its Medi
cinal Properties, it being made from pure Barley Malt Our
other bottled Liquors, viz;
BRANDY, BOURBON IFHISKEY, Rum,
DC, DC,
Are put up with greatest regards their purity and
Medicinal qualities, and recommended by the Faculty
We are permitted to refer to the following Commissioners
Town Agents. aud of the State Of Vermont and
publish h annexed results of Chemical Analysis, made by
eminent Chemists evidence that none but the pures
and desirable articles in line will be offered for sale
customers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14
RETURN OF FEDEEAL PRISONERS.

About 5000 of our prisoners arrived on
Wednesday, from Richmond, in exchange for a
similar number sent up on Monday, Every
thing is quiet on the opposite side of the river.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14
THE REBEL FORCE.

The New York Post processes to have rela-
ble information from Richmond that the entire
rebel army never exceeded 100000 eAectives
from the Potomac to the Rio Grande. The
forces about Richmond reach at the highest,
1000 men, of whom only 10000 were on the
peninsula during the memorable seven days,
and Of whom 10000 only were used against
our tanks exposed points. The rebel loss was
%, 900 killed and wounded.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14

"OODCOCK & VINTON, Paper Manu-
w facturers. All kinds Of Printing Paper made to
der Cash paid for White and Brown Rags, Bratteboro
VI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14
OSEPH STEEN, Bookseller Publisher and
~ sationer, of Main and High sts DratteboroV
RETTING, CABINET MAKER AND

Il NH llNU, CABlNEl MAhl.h AND
~ Carver Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds Of Gus
tom maze Furniture Picture Frames Of all descriptions Mt
wholesale and retail. Carving and Repairing Furniture
done a snort notice. and all work give satsac
tlon' Corner Main and High Streets.
Sign American Eagle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14

T P. WARREN, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN
- and Surgeon. Office at his Residence Green Street,
Brattleboro VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14
T H. STEDMAN, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN AND

U . purEVUHi WtsV bIHlltTUTO, VI.
Having had professional experience OF nearly thirty years.
and being familiar with the several systems Of practice in
vogue at the present day Dr. hopes adapt his
10 the demands Of each individual Case
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14

II. & W. ii. ESTERBROOKS
~ Manufacturers and Dealers in Umpire State Victor
Stewards and denesee valley Cook Stoves ParOr Box
Stoves and Hot Air Furnaces.
Also; Pows, cnltiyatos, Road scrapers Churns Iron
Sinks, Russia and English Stove Pipe and all kinds
Furniture, Japan and Common Tin Ware
No. Exchange Block ,BRATTLEBORO, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14

Reconnaissance WITHIN TEN MILES OF
RICHMOND.
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PROMINENT REBEL CAPTURED.

The Herad's Washington dispatch says Nc
Cracken, the rebel engineer who planned Fort
Darling and superintended the construction
was captured while on a visit near Fredericks
burg.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14

Read at he meeting Of Me Phi Beta Kappa, at c
bTidge ,Juiu is.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-14

UTINSLOW S. MYERS, ATTORNEY AND
w Counsellor at Law, Jacksonville, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
How the Volunteers Voted.

To ne Esi,o, Of The N. y. Trieuns
Sin: Through the kindness OF our Legislatms'
regime was permitted vote for our sa'e fud C'i..y
oricors for which we thankful espec uy for 'hep T.
ec Of aiding to sweu tho majority for good lni'n Cor
gresham
The result Of the erection IN this esmen. fully rsfa'es fss
this smeut eas the on repeated remark oil tbs ro
nv that y the ones that went to hAh' "'s
tho Republicans and Ato,onis' stayed I" BONE 70 'N
VIM b. Aiiep the Republican candidsts for Congress 70
.x.a IN our Home Dis,rct 15f votes and D A mahony
the secs.h Democrat, received only fourteen votes
Tie Presidenrs EmAnc patton Proclamation has gwen
the greatest pleasure. We feel that the war viii row De CT
ed Oh In earnest We ouy with that 1t went into tu'e,
.,,.,.,v Yours truly. B.F. opELL
Carp If ne 2ls Iora Volunteers, near R'.a Ill.,
day, Oct Is, 1862.
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1862. Il Il 1862.

pENNsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
SA%''- with it, ccunec.ioDs f0iIns
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
r,o. ngv.Youx TO THE PRINCIPAL WKsTKRS CiTIns
Light Trains dolly from New 9Is TO Philadelphia Via
All, TJRotGH iEAiNs ron THE WEST BY THIS
~ HOME LEAVE EEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURiLANDrsf
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning passe gers avo GOV
York a, A. M sam. time other Evening"
ii 6 p. ole hoor later than other iinea ,....
the sans trs Northern hncs, ia Cctgb ana nj
.oiuts 81 Tie North Wet Cr,sne indapoloA LOUISVILLE
g. Louis. Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati. ana all man
,oiptr Wkst with changes OF cars. ,,r,,,, 4.
Sceuing Cars without charge. run non rnespnls 70
pi,brreb $50 uiles and Newly ok P.Dusn i1V inhss
smoi ng and Saloon Csn on ell tfain~
Frr. The same other routes e
Isr,ssc cked through. 1r.n,iefs ree.
s'e1Is Tieiets 900 ge,il used BY r ,r,9s
The Pernsylyeul. Central COMPANY runs an Lnsfant
Accommodate Line witch AFFORD. colni1,soo nY,o VI
travel 70 psst.e. moving Westward q oh' I'M YIN "
Of faro yEFlCHTs
~ mi, ,ou,s hegh q. NJ feschpions csn be forwarded
10 md from any poia tts1siIrosd' o. ONO ~
% III uintrT or 10 Any port The gable rivers Oh
he Wet BY steamers from iiab u'eh -. a.. v..,hv
Tho rates Of Freight 10 ard iio, any poin. ~ @ ~ a.
snoed l., o,lsr H.road Companies Merchants ead ship
zen inosiinr the transportation o. their ifelsn 70 TINS ''1
isny. can rely with eophdssee ~ ep's'' "''''N
Tnrer, End Dealer, in Live stock VIII ~ s mos 40
vsntgeous route, Cspacious Ysri "eh "ae't on ~
It, corrections and every attention paid 10 n,i
Prom aburs "here vii be ionsd every c'n.ne.,e
feeding ard rs,,i9g choe, .oisist 81 t.s ~
J. L. ELLIOTT, fss,eneer Agent. No. Astor-iiousa
IYECH q Co., FTeial, Ageots ,
No. AAior Iiouso. aud 10 South WihAnsI
MCDONALD EI.CHOff, Emigrsnt Agents,
xNoCu LEWIS. osnsgl Sept W:sslata
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lgc cu.h. In Bottom and here ,o,-,, -,
TiiNNy 10th f. Inactive bat firm at l3lditc, cash
HfDEs-Mith the DOWN. ard tendency IA ooia ard Ex-
,ng. holder. been induced 10 nret the Views OF puT
@ mon, ibrIsIy and soina styles Of Dry Hikes slight
has taken piece Domestic Slaughter have been ia ao
~ r.one,t and with only very limited suppe, nces are
,,yant st he close For Upper Loathsrsoek the inquiry l.
b,i aud " IN Unfinished STOCK prices ar'adyahons We
"aStr RIO Grprae and Buenos Ayres OF ?G1tie onnoeo
9aaI,c ssyeria lTdlec. Masacalbo. lld2!c Porto
shsio 2l423c; C.iforui. 25d2tc. Dry Nesero, iSi9
10, We, Sailed do 81 G9ic. City Slaughter saslc snd
ON A..ciatiou d d5ic Buonos Ayes snd mo oEanas
"a; o,yplc. Sierra Leone 2s023c tambia ana bi1sau ~
:. o., Niuos 2ld22c. Eansbsr, 10 lie
uoSEY-Tnely l. nothing whatever doing ior wsnt OF
m, an ali quantity here 10 held ct 3 v gallon An
49, hn, f,r the pr.en quotations entirely nominal
hh 1, a. moderate request Sales OF sOv bales Jute at
SIl5asIOy .un. cash. snd 1000 do Manila at oic y ID,
'uopsihe mwkoi 1. firm. with fair demand for new
.io. 100 baes at a!3 ~ " quality Old are dull and
WhY-The marie. 10 quite 6rn with an upward ten
,eney AID good shipping deuandths sales OF 2o' bales
Al c ~ 100 " pnl small ots at 63d 700 Straw 10 u
fair demand 5Oaa5o- y leo ioS Small bundles $'9
iRiS-The mari. very indeed for all kinds but th'
uauy (. restricted owing IL The hsh prices ash td SAFES
6O5 uns Scotch Pis In lots at SJlo*J 90 cash snd mos
90 do American at &27 for hes. No aud s?t Tor NO
which Afo extreme rstes. loo uns do Rails al %o ca' a
200 bi- ssh Sheet, cash nj Sc. for angrs ana
INDlGO-lhe 10 only moderate busines. osi,s -
dos MA very dIm sndw have no alteration 10
| previous quotations. - -, c., a,,,,, IN
LEATiER-Ths demand for iiea'locn sye an' W. tsr
pasl week has very active End enc saSs IAs' s Th
and we,to!u buyers r,icsa ~ higher, ana very ""'
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Fam. -rsrtes-Ocr. %.

There was large supply Beef ste tbs wres tna o,sl
ings amounting to 23I5 heed Pncrs r.u,ails' 80 :,
fram 81 TO 20 81 , IOO u Ordinary and good we've sod
irom $6 81 to 81 ~. N NJ, A., r.-,.-s
on.pa 10 over go head s CT which were disposed OF ~
,Tan ac 20 &c. ~ goes, for beat quality ana non' s'W
~ IS each for oriiHeTy. ,oo,l
ho.sI h. sIiva Of Hos amounted 70 nearly Les1
bh are sold at from 30 IS 50 Z l.O u ios ssAisa Shs
ffoin : 90 tor corn-ied ~, T.. ,,a l..a
,ows-There been charge In hi. mnhsti Nv Isas
xsr, aid NJ from 10 TO $40 each. according ~ q0a'tJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

ARREST OF Bold HiGHwAfNAS'-N"h =,
rxrssa Bsr,oi native OF Cube was arrested .h.rr-t
Detective Farley and taAsn before Justice ~, ge,aS
with having on the nigh, of the lh inst Not, spI
n,nJ Estrada Of No 481 Brosdw'y at the ,syna
Bro0ms ,.rs,t presenting eiDiSaSe on, YOU DO not
IL have jus, killed enc mar '' ~ nom his
,. NJ y'Tf %Ss, s.. aof ."f 's
III" also de.cbus the app place othe sss
i,n,e,aaunsTsd The rude ues's y wa. De
.s...iss e. a :ss ~:
slsJt r 'I in sprms street lie n.gS He het.H
sided with his vile at no; Nv ,o ibis cour Try ory
an,s. and IN N,~YOrA on ~ ,ss. E.,d hs,sns ne
Of the robbery; M III. w,.ch chain, y"st
money ws soSSsd him dsi.a Of sSsd. wiz have
who have been robbed 10 e *. psaer BY saas rslA
HesdQusyteu to day. ..A t.
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Coparinersbip ilotires.

vINHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
lot reen tie subscribers under the nauie OF W HEELEh
A HART, 70 hereby dissolved by mutual consent .
The unsettled bl,iness o tho lat. hn VIII be ansaced by
John e. HART who IL authorized TO align the namo VI said
6rIp In liquidation LUCIAN u WHEELER having trans
.f.d al bis int.4est IN said business to JOHN q AaI
dated New YORK, Dot 49, 1901 L. y w hbELEh,
j. L. uARI.
EEwYoax, Oct II. 1862.
I'll, bu,nss, OF the above firm will be continued by the
,phsrrrr under ~, own name at the cid stand, No ~
bgekmanst 'o'i'' - "NNA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

WINTER GARDEN.
w Ne. JACKSON do.ires 70 announce that IN compi.
With he eat solicitations Of many OF the plbio AID
PATTON, oi hi, heater. hs has ineaced
MR EDWih BOOTH
tobppear
THIS EVENING, ThuDisy, Oct %.
Ia liza migaiceu, pgr,ons'iin Of
RICHARD III,
which he viii bs sustained by admirable company
Lssdel ~ those popular isvJIite5
MI aud Mrs. r. b. CONWAY.
YRIDAY EVENING. Oct "a.
TIE BENEFIT
Of
EDWIN BOoTB.
on which occasion he will present lus
GREAT INTELLECTUAL PICTURE
OF
RICHELIEU,
rnd also appear as ..
PETRUCHIO,
H. Shakespeare eIqui.ie Comedy Of
kaTHElINE AND IEIRUCHlO,
tlus appearing on tie Same evening In both
lhA0EDf
COMEDY
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RcreSuvs If Produce.

Der 22-i76l3 bbs Flour, 6s3 do Corn hes, 80 oes!
Corn Meal. SCI bos WHISKY 1000 bush Mhea; D. wv
do Corn isUOO d. GAS ,54S do oaTey. 1889 90 hye
lOs pkga OH Cake, 1890 DO Provisions, ID do AsHoa s
do I,-ro 100 keKs do.
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C,rVrME COIyRT.-JosEPH N. BALES.

CUpnEME COURT.-JOSEPll n. BALES-
y TlTv ri THEODORE 4. TOMLiNsoN aud AooJ ~
b. wi,, Ewsrd s. Keeit and Louisa BIT. vile. L. Nj
leu and bis wife. Michael Kelly and - ms we
ais Msyor Aldermen aud ConmoDay OF the tty OF Ne"
york J.resniah :. Bunee Jsm-s Eslsr Dolphin Oons
Mcbael Kelly, senior. Lyman Clspin, John NJ IayWa,,o
lana, Feltfecht and Peter Dosn summons Tor relief
n,ou not sol ITO tho defendants: Non are Hereby n'
,,o,d ani required the complaint IA is scao
xhirh Va. hr ia tie office 81 tho oisIk Of ths ivy s
County Of New YORK al the City Hall OF said Guy on 'he y
Jay OF ssptbe lc, sal 10 serve COPY OF YOU W
s aid o5ni.nt on tho subscoer his ohs No. v fino
49, In the City Of New.York within tweAty d'ys AsI ,ns
services Of thi. luminous sou eGeu'iyso the day OF e
service and II Toll TO answeI the sad compsi. m,
ia lime .forcsid tho plaintiff, % ,fs action viii Apply 20
he Court Tor rei, dsmsuded IN the compsntpa'oo
New. York Sept D 100. JAMES w, hiV.n,
" tswtwTA Hu.nuas hWs'ucI'
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tVALLACks.
w Entrances on Broadway end IA iJhs!.
Doom open a. - begin, at q.
TO-HiOHT (fHUE5Dkll
Third tine OF tho Ee Comedy,
BOSOM FRIENDS
Which be- tchi~yDd very iuccess the houses Doine
crew Jed 10 Overlooking and The play receiving tho
Olic,t laughter aud ~ paa.o. To be fc-
peaied, with &c fslOsiDg spiia cast;
VI luou. Nj. IosseF W olaCk
d. Il Nhats fsri
NJ. ~ Jouu DlDcf
Mr. ~ able ny i"uh-
Alr borrow Johh setpi
Theodore h.tsss
hfs tnIn ~
hIG a!t sley Ais si'i""
Ac l-Ercror Of Nd Unions house. With view 0. the
LAO and d..tAl. country. Tue ifienis aTTisc.
Ac. t-Dfsw IA Unions house. Toe friends begn
thor Won.
Act -Rsidns.ro-m q, Union. The results besn 10 d.
ve.Jy 81 elves.
Act s-i,rsdpg room q, Un0ns With view Of the ground e
Rosls 40 r.s4 cu.nnis suspicion lcLouiy anger d.
,ysif. ard de-th
FHiDAI--iEH HFfR At LAW.
sa4ukDAN--bBSOH FRIESDS.
MOsDAN-BO5Js flILnDS
gUESDAA-BELLf.S stRAtAGfM
MEDNLSDAf-LOSO1 FhlESbS.
Ia 1ctss4si- - . -.
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AunusentertIs


RARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TIM MOST UNBOUNDED SUCCESS
The CROWD INCREASES DAILY
BOUCICAULTS GREAT DRAMA.
BOUCICAULTS GREAT DRAMA.
PAUVRETTEj
PAHVkETTE:
PAUVRETTE;
On,
UNDER THE SNOW"
UNDER THE. SNOW"
IL Increasing 10 pcpuiiiy every day.
II Is TIE ADMIRATION OF EVERY LADY,
The characters are ali full of interest, the
OLD SOLDIER IN SEARCH or HIS DAUGHTER
THE DAU0urER IN sEARCH OF HfR tAIHER,
The Duchess D.ugh,e tho Vvandsre. 3d. &C., while the
sceBes ere most pi.ture,qns. embracing
TIE WIDEST MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
THE SNOWY AVALANCHE.
THE BURIED BUT.
Terrible Storms. snd placii ssies
IL vii be produced, IN s it, perfection snd elect.
1IllS AFTERNOON. st J . clok,
and THIS EVENING at n O'Clock.
The MenareI has bad mode ed u wax hkenes.es n our
ttOoI DISH NuD l5bED NAIIsHAL euLDiERo,
GEN. HALLECK GEN ncCLELLAN,
GEN BANKS, ON. BURNSIDE. GEN. POPE.
GEN. CORLOAAN,
49, COMMODORE FOOT
Also the nflmou' Reoe,
JEFF. DAVIS aud BEAUREGARD
All M foil costume. AlsO, life hk.nes OF
QUEEN VICTORIA AID tie PRINCE OF WALES,
all OF which are to h- at al hours. with
THE BEAUTIFUL COLONED TROPICAL FISH
SACRED BULL AND COW OK rHs HlNDOOs. LIy
No ArDSs tEk SNAhb5. LIVING HAPPY FAMILY,
WAX FIGURES and d million other W0uderA
Adni'ion to ALL 70 csats Children under en Is centa
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Gteamboa.s an0 nni'rnals.

NOaIHERN X. II. Of NEW-JERSEY.- -
I'.n' cave JsIsey City for Pisymont 4;3o snd 9i5
~ 5ii ty0 D. m aud rs WEDNESDAY,
,soAAOtDAf only. T. W. DEMARE5r. Sppt.
iEnMER MASSACHUSETTS,, WICK
MN 3 hAvEN's leave. Pier 10. 80 East River foo, 81
.lJJs'.I he"f0lk i4r SAC Il AHbOR. GEEEEPOBi.
na'vsh EN1, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS add 5AIGR-
G..ssss ~ M From Ssx HA,b 4 loy Eew.Yoik MON
'~''' "kDNEsDAfs AID FRIDAYS, st4P. no.
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-Tor Abs
NETWORK q YEW-nAvEN RAILROAD.

40 SPRING kRRhNOEMENr, l,A
COiMENCINU MAY D. 1872. 49,
Passenger Station "a kew-forl, collef z.th o. az" an
avenue. EDusnrc on 2.thst
TRAINS LEAVE hEW YORK. 800. 40,
For Hew.Hsv,u, Ga IN, (fIli l2l', . tEIJ ''o' 49,
~ for 7 ei IL ,T m. CI)i' Ok 40 49,
For Mrd stafford Foirae.a Southport, and we''po
a. y, i2i5. 20, 20 ,. IN. ~ . -. y. On N . N
Tor ID p.siea spd Grecnwlch 49, m;i2I' a5o 40
fdP Stanford 2 rr) 90, nj i2l'. D. (EI } 40
Pr Por, Chessr snd intermediate stations T. 0 30 u !;
" Is 3 0. 40. $50 G 30 J. m
t. g., Pot Chester add New Rochsile. Q p IN. (Exb
- COkNECTINO TRAINS.
For Boston, Via springhe.d Il IN, j. tLr) r. M
70, Boston. Vi. Shore Line l2l5 ?. m. tEIl
For Hartford AID springhed. G. N tEIl lAla tEh0
r., corn,ttcu. River Rsrotd 10 Montreal a m (EI)
and N Is o No.. TO Northampton. - $500,
Ter asfford Providence, and Ii'hIis Railroad, ga n
avep Ke,g.I ondon and stonlnston Railroad at
Bs M. l2, IS 3 8. r. m, tE1 =.
Cal psioad i2I5 p IN. 70 Northampton.
Tor uous,tonie hsirOad to ritshrid NJ, p nl 70
New. vilf,rd Saturday, through 10 firshed
For Nnugntuck Haiirosd, y. T. m. J, y ~. 90.
For Deubngy aad kofwa.k hailfosd, T. 80 g. m S''p
r. Caoroos,u, Steering Cars attached to p Trsin;
JANIS II. HOYf. Superintendent