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TEUNIBp. BERGEN, JOHNK PRUKs
ANDW. FITZGERALD, BAMUEL VAN WI
HIRAM n. ST. JOHN, ALEXANDER MOI
EDW'D 7. BACKH0USK,CHAS, A, sU,VER
JANIS HARPER BTHPHYN A. non
LEMiS HURST, d. 8. VOORHEES,,
JOHN l.. SPADFR, JASy SCHOONMA
JOHNSON LEAKK, ehICHAEI, NEVTN
HENRY J, CULLEN, ALRK'R JJNDRRHi
hhN EhIIr II. SAGk- JEREMIAH hUND
PHILIP 3. CROOKK, BAMUYI, GARRIscl
JAmEs u, COOPhk RICHARD LEvU
JOHN q. SCHU MAKRR DHnAB sTRONa
Join J.. NANDERBuT,J0HN LEFFEkT1i
HENRY TIENkEN, OLIVER 8, FLKHI
JAs' ChUlk5HANk, GEORGE RICHAK1
TKUNIB J. BERGEN Pra
JAhEs u. THOMPSON, Jr. seo'y' Dc iYU
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INSURANCE..
EREMANs TRUST INSURANCE
u PAHY OF uHOOHTVH

FIREMAEs TRUST MsURANCxl'
- PAHY OF BROOKLYN.
Cash CAPITAL. s1b0,0es.
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No. Wal strees, near Broadway, New ~
Organized on the prtncpls Of psying o.s n
profits above van per cent. 70 the Widovs =
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Brooklyn.
George Hal Rehem'h Knight Jo~sph M
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John J Glover John schsi OK zB wa
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hv. hDier ID Chittsnden John j, IA
This Company continues 10 lnur, ~
Merchandise, Dwellings, Housohoid ~
Vessels In port and their Csrgoss, and oh -
", aghnss loss or dAmare by ara an =. ~
and liberal terms ~ other Ara elias. oompsS
WIN. BuRRELI, Secretary.
.. -. M1CkOfF, Jr., ASlis..ni Sec.
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN
Court st, Brooklyn, and iii Brad V.
fork,-huiual, with . cash capital Of siSSl
vested in stocks OF the State Of New Yorh ~
class bonds and mortgages.
mo WALTER s. GRIPFTTH, m
GEo. G. RIPLEY, sec'y.
" This Company has adopted . pricipl.
Cd y prevent the lapse q any policy ani ri
70 The assured in every case al the aaCirsncsl
their payments will provide Tor. Our mem -
NOS apprehend, therefore, that their inabihtyI
,he premium AT any future time will lhyof
loss Of what they have paid.
Our prospectus and other publications,
gatuitously W al who require II.
Good Agents wanted, and will be treated
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Gus AND PAINTS-BOILRD PAINT OIL
~ ~ cents elastic roof oil, a. centa FER gallon;
Grafton paint, yellow ochre and Spanish brown,
cent per H.. white lead AMI zinc, cents linseed
oil, turpentine, &c. ID. BDwEII., 960 Pearl s..
ia1a 94ac.1O9
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leaves New York at SPIN. daily Sundays exoe
making close connection al Harrisburg with y
sylyania Railroad-with no change OF cars 70
burg, and but one 20 Cincinnati and Chicago.
hours time il saved by taking this tram. 4
RIIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FEt
Leave New York from Pier No. 9, North Riy1
s.ibA.N, IL 80, $50 and 400 Pm.
The boats stop At Bergen Point and Mariners
Dor every trip each way,
aul9 lY'lOo JOHN o, STERNS, Superintan5a
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SToN EwALL JACKSON NOT ADVANCING ON
CUMBER LAND.-We have the best reas en- for
believing that the apprehension of a raid by
Stonewail Jackson on Cumberland and New
Creek is without real foundation. A highly
intelligent gentleman, with every facility for
obtaining correct information, and who made
it a part of his business to do SO, has Just come
through from Baltimore to Hancock. He has
satisfied himself, from evidences obtained
along the route, that Jackson's main army is
stationed at Stephenson's Depot, four miles
northeast of Winchester on the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad. His men are destitute
Of tents, and 1t is belle $ed he cannot possibly,
in their present situation, even entertain such an
enterprise as the movement apprehended. He
certainly could not perform il unless the
weather should remain remarkably mild, and
would hardly risk such contingency
Wheeling Intelligencer.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAD-Annual
Meeting Of Standardization Monday the annual
mee9ng OF the stockholders of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad was held at the company's
office, Camden Station, Baltimore. The at
tendance was large and the proceedings har-
monious.
secretary. " 0 @ eo'ieu @ 70 tIe
A statement was submitted bv fhtR Tie az pointed
setting forth the difficulties they have had to
contend with on account of the military occu-
patton OF the road by friends and enemies. This
cause has prevented the complete closing up OF
the business of 1861. Damage has frequently
been done the road, but sswhenever protection
has been afforded, the company has with
marked rapidity reopened Its route. The en-
tire road was restored and worked from April
1st 10 May 29th, and from June 9th 10 5th Sep
tember last"
The vast uses and necessities of the road is
indicated in the fact that the revenue for the
months of July and August amounted TO : ,2O0-
600, and the company were thus enabled TO pay
their semi-annual dividend.
ssAnd il is further satisfactory to state, on
behalf of the board, that il has also fully main
tanned the sinking funds, established for the
eXtinsuishment of its funded debt. The success
of that system continues TO be demonstrated
the sinking funds having been increased from
Sl,3J6, 81 ,35 on the Both September, IS6O, to
S1,sl7 ,554.71 on the Both September 1859, exhib-
| itng the gain for two years of si9l, 1895.
'sThese results have been realized without
any payment by the government for the losses
and immense and repeated destruction OF the
| property of the company.
arrangements have been made, and no ef-
forts will be spared TO reopen the line, whene yer
| the opportunity is afforded, and with the re-
| paired and newly constructed machinery, it is
believed a very large business can, hereto
| fore, be successfully transacted"
The statement was unanimously accepted,
and the board then elected the following di-
rectors for the ensuing year-John Hopkins,
Samuel w. Smith, Francis Burns, VIM. A
Hack, John Spear Nicholas, John Gregg, G.
Oliver O'Donnell, Jas. Harvey, VIM. Head,
Galloway Cheston, VIM. w. Taylor, Samuel
Kirby, and then adjourned.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
The War In the Southwest,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE rebels in Arkansas
are reported 10 be 1000 strong under Hind
man, and 25,oc0 under Holmes The former Is
near Ozark, and the Latter near Little Rock.
There are, however, not to exceed I, 7OO men In
Llttle hock- ihe northwestern portion Of
Arkansas, whence we drove the r.beis. is vet
quiet and undisturbed, except from small ban As
OF gu' rrillas. II is not likely the r-bels will
again attempt 10 occupy that portion Of the
State.
Gen. Blunt, with the first division of this
army, occupies Northwestern Kansas and a
portion of the Indian Territory. He is working
Ia the salt mines there, which arr in a excelleu
order, and yielding an abundant suppIv. In
inns dlNision are three or four regiments O
loyal Indians, who have been driven from
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From Fortress Monroe.

foRTREs MONROE, Nov. 1.-THE steam
S1at Georgia arrived here yesterday from
nsnington with 1886 rebel prisoners, in charge
OF Lieut.. Weaver, Of the j35th PeunsvI va in
Volunteers. She left this afternoon for CITY
Point, the place recently appointed for the
exchange of prisoners.
The reconnoitering party sent out from York
town on Saturday morning under Col. Davis
returned 10 Yorktown last evening, after hay-
ing secuted three miles beyond Gloucester
Court House They neither saw nor heard of
any rebel force in that vicinity. They how
ever, captured three rebels, who were brought
hither this morning
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SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL
- tna 18th day "fN ;vemher, 1852, At 10 clock y
Horns Of the Cattle killed bY the Army of the Po-
toniae IN the territory embraced by the Rappahan-
Mountains ~ Us7
1t is intended that the contractor shall follow the
army and collact the hides and tallov hoofs and
horns and shall pay certain sum for those
from each animal TO be collected at his own risk.
he Wi be charged with the articles in each case,
from obtaining them by proper authority
eond With good and sufficient security will be
required for the fulflment of the contraet aud no
BID viii be entertained from previous contractors
VINO hsve failed 70 comply with their contracts
amp bid wi be enter tanned unless the bidder ;s
present te respond to his bid
The articles Of agreement with hond viii, he re-
euiFec 70 De entered into within two days from the
opening Of the bids :
The bids to b. directed to Col. A. Beckwith.
"Proposals- - -noe
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HA grand ball was given by the thieves &C
Philadelphia, at Sansome Hall, on TuesdAg
night. Four hundred persons were In attend
ance. Flash jewelry was plenty, smiles were
IS cheap as brass earings-whit and gold beads
sliitered in the head-dresses Of painted pertA-
cipants. .--- = - % a s-#l.s
~ The express train ON the Great Western
Railroad took fire near London, Canada Wesl
on Wednesday The contents Of the mail, en-
press and baggage cars were conx umed, exeepf
The express safe. Nearly sloo, 600 in the expnsss
car and mails were lost srt So 10y :.
THE MAcKEREL FIsHKRY.-The Cane A.
Advertiser says the fishing season, nov 60 No.
its close, has been quite sueeessfuL' The 0as
ority OF the vessels have brop Rht IA eood fasuaS
and the recentadyance In prices viii add n1sA
TO the net proceeds Of the seasons wcri- s4s :
~ Gen. Mitchell has lefi six chiiAreup- -shs~d
sons and three dauRhters-whose unsshePoas~ 4
something over. a year ago. His yosnesssno< =
rs now ~ West Point, and the othtesOosWeea
with him AZ members Of his staffo3 stsvfIJ
81 An interesting young SRI hsm<d Maff1
Bradford committed suicide ~ few Gays fk6TfZ
81. Louis because she 'ccSNd not fo3loW 80
lover, who had seduced hey, tarc ssfei eiarnys. !
~ The rrench War Qfncf has Sss9sr pp \
Of France for r RhipS 81 rhis ~: 81 ~
Mexican railways.
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From South America,

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Maracaibo dates of the
80 slate mat the revolution was progressing
lhe to~h ana bar were strongly fortified, and
quite fleet Of vessels was I'm the harbor. The
fovsrnment Of Caracas had five war schoon.
ers blockading the harbor, but the bark G. r
Smith got out by the kind efforts Of the French
CONSUL -
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From Port Royal.

NEW YORK, Nov 1s.-The gunboat Wan.
sutta arrived here this afternoon, from Port
Royal on the 18th inst. She has the crew of the
BRUSH prize steamer Wachita. The Wam-
Cape May, sinking the latter. The crew were
saved >-~
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81 The will of ex President Van Buren, has
been admitted to probate al II Hudson. tits dated
Ian. Is Is6Q, and commences as follows.
~. Martin Van Buren, of the town Of Kim
derhcok, county of Columbia, and State Of New
Work heretofore Governor of the State, and
more recently President OF the United States,
but for the last and happiest year OF my life a
GARNER in my native town, do make and de-
clare the following 10 be my last will and testa-
ment," sc. -.-
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s.-E.-l88o.-x.

DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS,
Exhausted natures great restorer. delight
full beverage and active tonic. Composed of
pure st. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. It in
vigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. 1t destroys acidty of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system
1t is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Diarrhpa, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
from change of diet, water, etc. 1t can be used
at all times of day, by old or young, and is par
ticularly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. z. II DRAKE & Co, No.
2C2 Broadway, New York. Sc 25-eo6m
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F1NANcIAL.-New York papers of yesterday

FINANCIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday
evening say:
The stock market is not so firm as il closed
yesterday, though higher than the transactions
Of Monday forenoon. The Government stocks
are firm, and sales of the 40 per cents Were
made at IQi per cent. The demand for Pacific
mail continues large, and the sales are at 122a
122h cash ex-dividend. American gold coin is
1aL per cent lower than the morning sales of
yesterday, and lower than the closing rate
The price now stands 49, A aI3lz per cent. Ex-
change on London for the mail tomorrow is
I46X per cent for frst-class brokers bills
Money is in good supply At 6per cent United
States Custom house notes are lbs y per cent
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~ The rebel General Prices son-himself
high and honored in the Confederate service
in taking the oath of allegiance, a few weeks
since, exhorted the North TO maintain its posi-.
ton little while longer, insisting that the
grand rebellion was so rapidly becoming dis
organized by tue institution, on various
grounds, of minor rebellions within its own
limits, and against its own procedures, that it
could not long support its present warlike
front, but must soon fall by suicide If il did not
fail through sheer inanition.
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The Rebel Army.

Correspondence of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
HEADQU ARTERs BIRNEY's BRIGADE near
Hdrrenfon, Nov. l6.-1t is known that between
the south bank of the Rappahannock, the north
bank OF the James, the RichmoI d and Potoma nc
Railroad on the east, and the Alexandra Rail
road on the west, the rebels have not a force 10
exceed five thousand, all their troops being 10
the west OF the latter road, and LII the way M
10 Wnchest Above direct line west from
mere, under Jackson, they may perhaps make
a feint Of attacking Washington VIA Leesburg:
bnt II they do ii will be only a feint TO detract
us from what is believed to be our present in .
tention.
That the majority Of their troops are to the
west of Culpeper, have ocular demonstration.
1or yesterday morning / went out with the
3eih New FORK and 4th Maine, under the COM
maEd OF Lieuts. Lee and Learned of Gen BIr-
ney's staff, on foraging expedition / went
some three miles beyond our pickets, and inst
as we emerged from the woods, on the top of a
nigh hill, we discerned in the valley below
and not over mile and a half distance. an en-
campment OF Them, which, Judging from the
extent OF IL, could not contain less than 2a0OO
cavalry, infantry and artillery. Not a quarter
OF mile from Us We discovered one of their
cavalry scouts.
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RoPosA FoRrw wINE
Posr OFFIcE DEPARrspsr, I
Sd November, l:a;c

Pcsr OFrIcE DsrAsrhpsr,l
Sd November, 1857. I
sEALRD PROPOSALS will be received At this De.
partEent until the 2sth day Of November 1885,. for
furnishing one years su pply Of twine, estR,ste at
about S. 0co pounds, TO 6e delivered at the Blank
Buffalo, New York. fsce from all cost of trauspor-
tstion, IN such quantities at each Agency AZ nay
from time 10 time be orserad by the De nartmpnt
The twine must be Of three strands we'll twisted
ana capable OF sustaining the weight of IS pounds
on string six feet IN length; it must bs pu: 40
M nsiis Q, one pound weight each and packed suitably
LOT transportation IN packages of rot pounds weight
each The twine must be smooth and de xiblc, and
measure about SsD yards to the pound As no spe-
cihc material has been determined upon bidders
Eii SEND amr!eS Of such twine as they propose 10
furnish with their bids.
TIE contrast viii he awarded to the lowest aud
Dest Oidder, the best bid to be determined after
careful ANIMATION, for the pur pose Of
ing which bid will in its practical results he most
to the De pal time this the Postmas
Gliding.
No proposals will be considered which may be
mace by persons not engaged in the maoufacture
Each bidder must furnish with his pro sosals eyi
dence OF his ability to comply with his bid.
Two sufficient securities will be required to
contract.
prom pity or furnishing an article inferior TO that
contracted for, will be cocsidereda sufficient cause
Tor The forfeiture OF the contract
Bids not made in accordance with these proposals
will not be considered.
Proposals must be marked on the outside of the
envelope with the mama of the article proposed for
and the letter containing them addressed to the
DC M RLAIR
no 5-eO2W Postmaster General
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4 RM SUPPLIE rs,

n u p l. les,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QuAKrERMksrER,
Amy Of ne Potomac, !
WARRINGTON, September - 1857
PsoresALs are invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army Of the Potomac the following articles
S.10 tons best quality Timothy Hay securely
haled, the weight ofeach bale to be marked
1900 fsn bushels of Oats, of the best quality, in
strong sacks, wen sewed
1906 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
and of the best quality
Each hid must be accom- panied BY the endorse
ment ct two responsible persons that the contracts
HAwardeG will be fulflled
Bids will be opened from time to time as the Az
ncies nay be needed, and contracts will be awarded
for the quantities needed 20 the Lowest responsible
bidder up to th e time of opening.
Ine right IL raServed TO pt all any part OF
sry bid -
Proposals should be endorsed Pro possls for Law
or Oats or " cod - TX the may be- and enclosed
IN separate envelopes. RUFUS ING ALLS,
Lieut.. Col. and A. D. c.
seq II Chief Qua -termastar
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CANTERBURY HALL!
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.
THE MOST PROSPEROUS PLACE OF AMUSE.
MENT IN WASHINGTON
Crowded Houses! Delighted Audiences,
Patronized by the First Gentlemen in the Country.
NEW BILL TONIGHT.
Last Week Of the Beautiful JULIA MORTIMER
and the Charming KATE PENNOYER
Last Week. positively of the GIPSYS LAY.
Continued success Of the Scottish Nightingale
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
Second Week of GEORGE r. EDESON.
Continued success of the Ethiopian comedians
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS,
They will appear tonight in twonew Ethiopian acts
THE HAUNTED CHAMBER and i-II-i4.
A FULL BAND OF MINSTRELS TONIGHT
MONS. sZoLLOsY:s NEW BALLET in which the
Court of Beauty will appear
The laughable farce entitled THE SECRET
'-~~ Thomas
Doors open, 81 O'Clock; performance, ~
Admission Is cents. Orchestra, 81 cents.
Monday. Nov oath. first appearance of
NJ lie ANNETTA GALLITTA 4 Mons. VALORDE.
Two Of the Best Dancers in the World.
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rTNHE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC
$50 Pa syenYe, between 9Th and l0th streets,
continues its Free Concerts every afternoon and
evening, commencing at p. IN.
=, The ProPrietorS have secured the services Of
Mise LAU RA BERNARD, Prima Donna, of New
York, and Mr.. HERMAN WACHTEL, the best
Comic Sic ger. in German and English, of the times.
brated Dsnseuse. Mr.. WELLENSTEIN continues
to preside at the piano, and Mr.. BRANDElS also
continues to flourish his violin bow there. The
stage is beautifully decorated the Refresh ments
of the very best quality and at moderate prices
Officers always in attendance to preserve order.
The ublic may rest assured that the Academy of
Music is nightly patronized by throng of most
respectable citizens.
HENRY ROSENTHAL 4 f. BRANDEIS,
no 14-2w PrDprietore
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- AND CLOAKING CLOTHS.
We have inst received lar ge and beautiful stock
or PARIS styles CL0AKS. Also, Black and F Frosted
DEAfEk CLOTHS. suitable for Ladies' and
Misses Cioaks To all of which we ask the especial
attention of our friends and the dealing public
NJ. TAYLOR 4 CO..
no 3eo12t No. 42 Center Market Space
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DROPOSALs FOR IRON IRON CLAD SEA
Il STEAMERS

DKUPUSALS FOR Iron IRON. CLAD SEA
STEAMERS
NAVY DEPARTMENT, October 50. 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until No.
veber "a, 1852 for the construction of one or more
Iron Iron; clad Sea Steamers of about $40 tons
o99mipIete, co including machinery, masts, and spars
cables, sales, and all other equipments necessary
tSr an s,cient cruising ship Of war excepting only
the ordnance and ordnance stores
The general plans and specifications can be ex-
amined ut the Navy Depar tnent.
The proposition must state the price for the
whole complete, and the time in which each vessel
coast. ~
Bids will only be received from parties who are
known to he able to execute the work and the con.
tract will embrace all the usual conditions
oc 3l-3tawtNo24
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r. IA. 0. HOOP
. full supply Of all the most celebrated N
WATCHES that manufactured in Eng EYN
and Silver cases. He also keeps large stock OF
nne yEwELhY Of the most Desirable styles, SET
With Diamonds, Emeralds Rubies and all other
Gems. He s also manufacturing all kinds OF Solld
6tandSrd silver Ware. and keeps Swords, heV0i-
yers, Sword Belts ana Sashes. Bowie Knives, RaZors
Scissors, Gold Silver, and Steel Spectacles and
great variety OF other things usually ept in Jew
Pa. avenue between 9Th and 10th streets fe l6-u
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BEST GODS IN THE MARKET,
BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
LOWEST NEW FORK PRICES
LOWEST NEW TORR PRICES.
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES
9es PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
Sss PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
Buessn Ninth and Tenfh Streets.
Bst1ssn Ninth and Tenth Streets.
&C am
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n Z W TIL A T n 4

M. John T. FORD. Manager and Proprietor
\. Also of Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore.D
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORO'S NEW THEATRE.
FORD'S

An u CCm GIN y.
FoRO'S NEW THEATRE,
NEW THEATRE!
nr IssIH sI = sTEnEr. y ABOVE PEEsA: AVENUE;
nI HI;S is.9u1s4 S1 HsIss, ssre.. Theatre
ANOTHER GREAT BILL.
The Eminent Actor and Actress
MR.. AND MISS COULDOCK.
nns me this
LOUIS Nj.
bsSnbin ''.''''''.'...iu M. Mr. Cou,docs
subb tf;'E bES ysifs i 4 r. 8 ffEss G & sa,s. #
Mr.. Bishop appearing.
Friday, Bcpeat of II !. Con uldoet.
Saturday: BENEFIT of Mr.. bland.
Due n0ii fiksr ssfkss fkffs q df es SpERA NIGHTS
honorsd da,ins opera Nights, should there be any W
such admission papers out.
PKrcEs OF ADMISSION.
a@, cree ccOrsa Psr
terre g cent; Private Boxes IS.
meness ePfn osles e o'clock performance com
GROWERS THEATRE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard s Hotel
LEoAARD .MAxAaxn
THIS EVENING.
MISS LUCILLE. WESTERN.
MISS KATE DENIM, l.. p. BARRETT,
d. SETCEELL, BEN. ROGERS,
CHARLES BARREN,
AND THE BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA
in the
WILD HCNTRESS OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Or, IRELAND AND AMERICA,
Otherwise entitled
GREEN USHES.
Or A HUNDRED YEARS AGO,
With entire New Scenery New and Startling Me-
chanical Effects, Novel Appointments, &c.
Admission and cop+s
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TIE following intercepted letters afford ar
illustration OF the spirit Of discomfort pre- vail
ing in the Confederate army:
To Mr. r. n. LScas,
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ToPHAMSs Spru,rx
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