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pp1soNFRs OF WAR NOT TO BE RELEASE

The Secretary of war has issued an order
,tonpjng the release on parole of the prisoners
.,Ean at Fort Donelson.
It is known that an agreement for the ex-
.baoue of prisoners was made some weeks ago
nrder the direction of the Secretary of War by
I;pn. Wool with Gen. Cobb, by which all Of
NV nrjsoners we're to be delivered the next day
under ilAg of truce at Craney Island. A boat
,ess sent up to receive them, but no prisoners
were brous hv from Norfolk. The same was re
reated for two days without success. Explana.
lions we're demanded by Gen. Wool, but none
we're furnished. Pending this breach of faith
y the rebels, all release or exchange will be re-
fused by the Government
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or' Louis, March 26. The Republican Cairo
Dispatch says, persons who left Memphis report
peaaresard Polk, Cheatham and Clark at CT
Gcar Corlnth, where, it Is expected, that great
Oattle would soon be fought.
, Inc rebels at Island No. 10 have not burned
"lef transports and barses, as previously re-
porIca' but were transporting cannon and am
""hi'lon from the Island to the mainland. They
soIni!nuncated by signal lights with their forces
Ohlon City night before last.
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Lieutenant " orden, the gallant commander
W 'n' Monitor, Is still. very i'll, eryslpelas hay
w. broken out Should nc recover, he Will be
'v'efely SCARED but he will have the consola-
"oo oi Knowing that he is the first man who
.'eF nad score of ten.inch shells burst within
VII inches OF his head and live to tell of it.
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t., we mad not been in Winchester two hours
S %"ys the Wheeling InttMyencer) before Yankee
a ,' was IN It's element and glory. Some half
llao~h OF the Massachusetts soldiers doiied their
va.l and soon oil-cans, files and hammers
ivy, "Se IN requlsition. The old "Potomac y and
in "s'ha engines were hauled out and placed
c,, % sOod running order US possible under the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Farm for sale.

THE Subscriber offers to sell his farm, situated in the
l. westerly part of East Montpelier, four miles from
Montpelier Village on the County road leading from
Montpelier to Hardwick containing forty one acres OF
good rich smooth land, good fences, we'll divided into
moving blowing, and pasturing, good sugar orchard
Of 100 trees, good dwelling house, wood-shed good
running sprnV water In the house and yard Also
Biacfimith'S shop, and about eleven acres Of wood
land. LEvi nAL'A
East Montpelier, March u, 1889. 32sw3s
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON. March q. Several petitions
were presented in favor of emancipation. O..
Mr.. Hale offered u resolution asking the sec
rotary Of the Interior to transmit aii co.te'.
nondsncs IN relation to tho bark Augusta :
dopted.
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ISLAND NO. III.

dispatch received at Washington the Goth
t.an Cairo. being the latest intelligence from
t ISana No 10, says the main works OF the enemy
' ~ .ba mainland arc overhowed and nearly the
WI whole of the Mississippi valley in that vicinity.
This delays effective operations by our forces at
nresent
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Notice..

Notice..
TIME CO partnership heretofore existing under the firm
/ of Brooks n Deming. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The demands will be left with N. p Brooks for
settlement. ~ Il. pnVUNNS,
Montpelier, JAN Is, 1862 H. u. DEFINING.
The business will he continued at the Old Stand by the
where the old customers and all in want OF
goods are invited call and examine my stock, which
will be sold at low prices. . o,
march, ldNw3W N. L. Bk)OkS.
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WASHINGTON, March 26.
BriqQdier Gen. Shields

bT1VUN7tT UtT.
Your TWO dispatches relative to the bril-
liant achievement of the forces under your COM
manJs have been received. While rejoicing at
the success of your gallant troops, deep com
mlse;alion and sympathy are felt for those who
have been victims in the gallant and victorious
contest with treason and rebellion. Your
wounds as we'll AS your success prove shat Lam
ders brave division is still bravely led, and that
wherever its standard is displayed, rebels will
be routed and pursued. 10 you and the officers
and soldiers under your command the Depart
ment returns thanks.
ASisued) EDWIN M. SrANTvN.
Secretary Of War.
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Administrators NaIe !
CarpefS ut LOW aDrices.

Carpets at Low Prices.
The current Of trade is always turned to that House
which sells at the lowest prices. .
From the great auction sale Of English carpets IN New
yoyk on the Goth u we are receiving English Ia
pesries velve and Brussels, which we shall sell iores
than importers prices. r.
Also an invoice of choice and elegant Tapestries,
imported by Alexander n. Stewart & Go.
Also an invoice Of the new productions OF higginss
celebrated American manufacture OF Tapestries ana vel
vets. - 80, --
Also 100 rolls State Mills Tapestries for the unprece
dented low price of 62I cents per yard
Also an invoice Of Oil Cloths, assorted widths Tor less
than manufa cturers' prices. ~
Also an invoice of Canton Mating, assorted widths, az
low auction prices.
Systems strictly adhered to.
We buy all our goods for cash down.
We make all sales for cash down.
We make no variations from prices
New ENGLAND CARPET Co, Is HANOVER ST.
march11mS f3w Opposite American House.
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THANKS TO GENERAL SHIELDS.

The following dispatch 1elegraphed to Gen.
shields:
w AR DEP ARTMENT
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will refer to Philip Wells Cashier Bank, Bratcbor!
F. Kirkland, Esq, F. II. Fessendeu, Esq, and Z. W
Horton NJ. D., of Rra,tleboro C.. d. Perkins, Samre!
Wood, Schuyler Horsngton, and Dr. l. HICKMAN OF
Woodstock.
will warrant all of my work and my prices shall De
moderate. JOHN VI. CoME"io'
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Read the following evidence from some ot,'1 most
prominent citZens OF this State
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TO Reiiere the Group IN thirty M'nucts
~ Rehere Ct Common "oid INN ediatclV.
10 Relieu the Asthma at once.
To Curs Hoarsensss Of Singers or spen''rs.
70 a7,vays Loosen Cough.
70 cl,Uays cause the Patient to Raise i'~7"
10 oz,uays produce Rest at Night.
Head the following evidence from some ot.'1 most
prominent cZens OF this State
gROgs- s'UEsSse.
NV child ia subject to attac ks Ct tltrr it cures az
! once :, ,r>~,oO> G. .,hopu
| have 4 child that attacked with Memoranon'
ca oup We gave her Nr. n. &. Whites EliXer ANA 70
! thc sp,pr;se Of all it gave her Immediate reiief
" LupllAR VlNiOS, East hetllel
iIGHGATE, VT. Jon 2. 1850
NV little BOY had violent attack o. Group ast "eth'
We cured him in Thirty minutes bv lfee use OF ~. ~
&. Whites Elixir. VI VI. i'N'' h'ei'''"n''
COyy2YzSs5, AMID COLDS; CURED
This ceytiiies that II. q Whites Pulmonary l','Nh
has heer used in my family in CT 'eyere colds
tended With sore throat and has been found TciaC!e
medicine in these cases. -. ~.
Ihaveused Dr. White, Pulmonary Elixir in ry fam
have ever used for Coughs, Coils, and Sore lhroat
''''' EDGAR MECH, Shelburne
Ihave used it in INV tamily and find ii all eXceleu
remedy for Coughs and Colds. ,- ,,.
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iIGHGATE, VT. Jon q IFbJ
NV little BOY had violent attack o. Group 'aSt "etE'
We cured him in Thirty minutes bv Tree Use OF W. ~
~ M;I,its,s EIivir WV MARTIN. merchant.
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have 4 child that was attacked with MeInoTahol'
~ oun we rave her Nr. n q. Whites EiXer, ami TO
thc sunrise Of all it gave her immediate relief
"S ZupNAR VINiOS, East hethe
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COrTcsrzS5 AMID COLDS CURED
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CRdsg..s> &taJFs Ese,

NV child ia subject to attac ks Ct Gtrr it cures az
once. , r>,.,en,r G. ,,,on,
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Tut1ArO Days.

s. nseHbFr TsSbE sss 4 60 o. fsHs cor
oaEsss CShdSk Fn5i4s S5fs asM S.ss.
he ENTIRE CARGO OF SCHOONER AID"
JsN arrived frSn New York, consigned TO T. o.
y 4. ssa S' y o
1 CO., On TUESDAY MORNING, oNobsr !, ON
meeetsg at u o'clock.
samples Of the ARTICLES In the package viii be ek
hibsesd 10 o. be ore the cay Of sale.
Name, IN part, Of quantity and orsei'5-.l, to''ou!
100 Boxes pounds each, extra Ooong Tea,
% Bsss 9ovsmuent Java Coffee.
Dttr cssn.s tsnPss PSwdssa and Y.GSS Sis Helm
is4 Firs ins frerh Orange and Delaware COMMIT
New York, Butter.
100 ksg, Family Leaf Lard.
30 Tisicss sugar cured Hans, asnya.ss,,
* Eai. s9ts. 6sS h,fFn foaiNssw Gs.NRs Hss fcit av
following brsnds' viz Star y he Wat vs.
verify Z barrsts, Nc ! hoana hosp.
bsles French walnnts.
. Cases Imperial Prunes--slsss jar,
rs Boxes SODA Biscuits,
s Boxes Fancy Crs"tsr,
Barrels and 20 Han barrels hiSs
ss Cases Sardn.s-whoe and half b.Ka
20 BOXES ysrmsceiit.
% L.mons
100 Colgate :. halls t..! Fsp,iJ soir.
- Colgate s Hulls Toilet S,sr-in v.',atI
OF KINDS
g. Giibert's laupdry StnTCt
10 Bakers No. ! Oh 'cai,'-
10 do Norfolk C,. Chocolate
100 e Adamsn sntine ca dies, in 4 lbs suJ .a..
$50 :" Z" Ia % lbs. boxes
" Cases Cayenne Psppsr, IN siass visls and uss
20 Cases I.iiientha,s q nue out Tobacco
10 Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
Barrels Wine Vinegar
- Bags Tapioos,
2 10 Barrels Potatoes,
10 Barrels Oni)us.
WILL BE ADDED
6! Gases OF Umbrellas OF ysiinu. qualities sui
Sizes
Terms cash.
JAs. q, HeSUIRE 4 co
cot 2-L Starl AuctionesI-
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DOTOMAC
STEAM MBOAT COMPANY.
FOR BALTIMORE, VIA POINT LOOKOUT
ANpALL THE PRINCIPAL LANDINGS
ON THE ROUTE.

The steamer kEIrORr will run hereafter be
tween wAsHiNGTON aud BALTIMORE, mai my
two II ips per week each way, touching at POINT
LOCKOUT and NIL tho principal lanaings ou tue
rvute
Tho,e wishing freight or pa sage eau apply At q
Street W harf, Washington, and Govsrrmeut Wharf,
Baltimore, and at the different Landing' on the
route WM, X. SNOW Agent
WashIrston d C. Sent 80, 1872 Oct2
C,TOLEN. FROM IN FRONT Oh TAYLOR
> n MauIy's, Pennsylvania avenue about moon on
Wednesday, October Let, very dark ehetnnt for
ret HORSE, In night, one seat ROCkAW AN =
| curtains lined with blue clio h, cushions and baci
c"veIed with white linen and havi two glass SAT
on hiGges 10 front buttoned by leather straps to the
top f,he carriage: The makers name, j Joyce
believed to be on the carriage.
The hoIss Is handsomely forIsRd with u white spo
10 his i0rehasd has rather long, switch tail and
about rix een hands high Al d ~ years old,
A libe. al re ward will be paid for their recovery
| THOMAS BLA0DON,
| oct 2-lt' 400 Seventh street.
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Attention, Allie tsui

DR.. Vsllny Ia yet engaged In an extensive
practice In this city, and we would call tho al
tention OF the poor, pnny, smaciatod victims
Of their own sina to the best sources of remedy
First, give up your present course Of llis al
once and forever; and secondly. oall on th Q
most skilfui physicians. land none are better
than Dr.. Ysllny,) and bo cured of the disease
which IL now undermining the constitution
and sending you IT, II premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-10-02
Ait.nnt n RurKlnGY.

About halEpast eleven O'Clock, on Tuesday
night. au attempt was made TO break into the
store Of Wall, Stephens 4 Co., on Pennsy lvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, by
lu.clng open the cellar door on the back part
OF lha building, hut u gentleman passing al the
tlu0 saw II light Inside, and gave the alarm to
TN 1tIcer, who imme diately made search, but
f1...J 10 one there. Tho trap door WAS aso
iyICsd, uut not entereI.
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BOys Arrested.

4 9or3rAlut was made by Secretary smith
al Ia .I,rS, Ward of Il lot of boys who are In
TO Eytit II oongregaling and sleeping in bis
oa.rs.rs aUuse. The officers went there on
Tur.Lfy ayoning and arrested three boys. They
To,J t.t.4 before Jus,ice Drnry and hned w
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Assault and battery with Intent 20 XIII.
List eyarlnn about Ave O'clock, while q gen.
PcTsunals

GOV. Newell and Hon. ]. T. Cobb, OF N. j.;
Hon. Chas. =, Train. Mass; David Paul Brown
Philadelphia; T.. p. Smith and Col. Farnnm, n
Con. John Cochrano, U. $. 4; Hon. George
T. Fisher, Delaware: are at Willards'.
Hon. &. T. James, r. I; Rev. Dr.. Pinney, N
T.; General Splnoa. Brig. Gen. Biggs. Major
Suhuariz, U. 3. A.. Hon. A. Crocker, Fltchburg
Mass d. W. aud L. K,lbourne, Iowa; Col. Ssml
Bell. Fortress Monroe, are stopping at the Ma
tinnal
Col. Maulsby and Col. Brewster. U. y. Al Dr.
q. Barnos, Albany, New York; are at the Metro
pOlltan.
Hon. D. W. GoOoh, NJ. o., Of Mass, is nj vii
l.rnsf
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AssauIt ani BatteIY.

Thomas Fitzgerald was arrested on Tuesday
by Ohioer NiohOls, of the Fourth ward on th'
charge of assault and battery. He was takel
before Justice Walter, and ordered to give SO
curity for his appearance at court.
The national Republican., 1862-10-02
COunciIman n Elected.

Al a special election held In the Fifth ward
Yesterday, Mr.. Charles ]. Canfeld was elected
councilman from that ward In place Of Mr.. Jo'
seph Hsdrick, resigned. There was but one
candidate, and but little interest manifested,
The national Republican., 1862-10-02

Fgou, tl.git VIII dssel,hs di-ea1 and tell his ia
tents tie naturn OF their mptns or Illness with.
out receiving any Information from them No chdr9,
70, ,"nHid.io;i or ltpce. pibcs. No II Washington
building, Pennsylvanla avenue, corner OF Seventh
street. Washington, u, 4, sep " "
The national Republican., 1862-10-02
Eaal kllln2s

Odtcar Walker, of the Second ward, arrested
Anb. 1rg Brooks. Ou Tuesday on the charge OF
and L "a IS So, which he paid, and was dis
CHARGED
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,

CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
I. rear OF the National Iiessi.
The Great Resort of the Masses.
A WEEK on BRILLIANT NOrELTr
We don profess to have uch artists as
Z. l.. D.AV.ENPORT,
but we have got the beautiful Mile
n A Ri E T IA RAW Ell.
Neither cin We show you
MRS. W. j. FLORENCE.
bu, We can show you The sw, etest vocalist that has
ever appeared 10 thu city, and that 10 Miss
AW1aOo 0olat1aOr1A1acA.
If yos want to see great Irish comedian like
MR.. w. j. FLORENCE.
you would 20 to the theatre, but you want % see
10 the Canterbury and sse
LEW SIM m o Ms.
His style OF performance h not like
Joe JefrersOn's,
but Dr good, hearty laugh. you only want to sss
8 o 3 n A T,
sud II he can't suit you. Why, you can't see
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
for they are not here to be seen, but
WILLIS AR IN 8 TR o NC
H. and his comic sonss will excite your liabilities to
such deg &c. that you will not want ~ see
J. 3. Clarke,
bec.u.- he has LETT ws,hipgtsn. but
W. EME r SON
has not, neither does he intend to, tut
MISS .MasSte Mitchell
was TO hear
Miss AMELIA WELLS
sing, she could not help laughing, S
Dan Setchell
says, u's so blasted funny, my boy" sous psop..
think the only place 70 see
A CIRCUS!
70 under CANVAS but we eau chow them one that
will astonish them more than
EIXON'S CREMORNE GARDEN
would and for
ACRoBATs AND RIDERs.
AytLEY's AMPHITHEATRE, LONDON,
Amt circumstance When you see su.h an artist
Goo. h. DeLou1s,
Goo. h. DOhoIa1O.
It nates the people wonder; and,s
SHAKESPEARE
says, Can such things be-" We answer, It can
John Diamond
wa u dancer, hat the peops say they never saw
such q one as
N. JEAN CLOSki.
lie astobishes the natives, and 80 does
Edwin Forrest,
but 1t will certainly upset your gravity 10 see
THE PRINCE OF COMEDIANs,
and the other menbi n OF this great company. who
nightly appear At the
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
4 G,anT Bill This Week!
Rspists wIih Fan and HumOr
Don't FaR 10 Come
II You are Wise.
You WW
tloors opsu. 7. Performances. @ Ool0oh Close at I
Admission as cents. Orchestra Chalrs. " esnW.
GRAND MATlNEEs EVERY SATURDAY
FoK LADIES AND CHILDREN
Adniss.oA TO Matinfe 70 cents; children,
Doors oreu a. o'clock; performance At AZ o'clock
Good order strictly maintaibed sep"
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The Bullion Bank
IN. indian Herb Durtor.

Hedeen,s their notes In u. g. Treasury notes
whom anU amount iron! ono dollar upwards Ia
presented.
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Visiting Days ., the Hospitals IN thi

visiting Days ., the Hospitals IN tha'
Ctty.
Seminary Hospital lGsorgetown.) Every
day between l and o O'Clock, p. m. This {.
exclusively n hosptsl for sick and wounded
officers.
General Hospital, Judiciary Square.)- Mon
day and Thursday, between . and O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and tho Unitarian church.) Every day, from
to o'clock.
Trinity Hospital, (ncrnsr "f Third and {
streets Livery day from to O'Clock.
Hours for visitors at Ascension General Hos
pitai. Il street, between Ninth and Tonth AL
days, from 10 q p. N.
Armory Square Hospital. (on Seventh street
between the Canal and street. Island. Every
day, from to O'Clock, p. m.
Clahurne Hospital --- Tuesdays, Saturdays \
and sundays, between the hours Of , and
y. N.
Visitors will bs admitted 10 Carver hosplta
only between and o o'clock p. III. daily.
Mount Pleasant General Hospital Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays Of each week, be
| tween the hours of IL IN. and 4 p. m.
Epiphany Hospital from IL O'Clock. M. tot
| O'Clock p. N.
Any addition to, or alterations In. The Ab"y,
| table win I'D chearful!y madS.
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px"ae' ron Is"
This battle (Antistam) hes been the most
ssnguinary Of the war, and ~ ONLY sas fought
| with design and upon military principles. The
/ arrangement Of our corps-the overlooking po.
sitiou of the Commanding General --thg sending
| into action the right and the left-,he closing
up Of the centre, and nnal success s-sxcites be.
wildering admiration, and carries the mind to
the great fields Of Austerlitz and Wagram,
fought BY Napoleon. Or all this have spoken.
| The heart history OF such conflict, purchased
BY the life and blood Of twenty thousand men,
| must be found In the hospitals. War has its
glories-but II has lis ten thousand demons Y
| these human tortures, that make the eye-bas
i tche-ths heart blee d-the lips palsy. and the
brain reel. The sight Ia al Arst positively un.
endurabls. The life blood of some Ia still trick.
ling away In silent oslmnsss--whls the dis.
severed limbs and maniac brain Of others give
| rise to sounds God grant I may not again wit
ness.
But ye mothers who now seek son or wife
a husband-Or sister u brother--or sons q
father-know and be consoled that even here
ths hand of mercy Is watchful. and better care
10 bestowed upon your loved one than might al
first seem possible. II was in the hospital
whore rested the gallant Hooker, that II learned
the history Of those mythical worda 10 often
seen and so little understood, "6. T.-ls60--X."
Anything sllevisting the sudsrings and saving
the lives Of our soldiers is national blessing.
witnessed some astonishing results from this
article.
It Is well known the effsc, Of burnt gunpow-
dor and excitement Is thirst, which. added 10
the loss OF blood In the wounded, essstss the
necessity Of revivlng stimulant. iu this par.
tioular hospital, the physicisns we're allowing
their patients 10 drink Plantation Bitters. other.
wise called q. T.-lso0--X, and although the
wounded are most numerous hsre--this divls-
ion having opened the hght at 8 In the morning
the men were mostly composed and there was
| but very little faintlng. The article acts upon
the stomach, and nerves In most inoompre.
hensibls manner, superior to brandy. and with
out subsequent supplying reaction. II origt-
mated In tho West Indies, containing calisaya
| bark, winter green, lavender. aniss. Glove
buds. orange, snake root, 6c.. preserved in 81.
CroiS Rum--the 8. T.--ls60-X being 4 secret
ingredient, not yet revealed to the public. II
Ia principally recommended for want Of appe.
tito. dsordsred liver Intermittent levers, stom.
achio dificulties, 40. ! understand II was
somewhat known iu the Southern States previ.
ous TO the war. and II appears an agent Of JEFF.
fsrson Davis recently applied to tho propris.
| tors for the privilege to make It for hospital
purposes during the war, to which they made
the following reply:
ERw fOEK, Jan. l6, lsG2.
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Selling Liauor 20 u soldier.

John Sullivan was arrested by Of,icer Clsm
ents, Of the Fifth ward, on Tuesday, ON the
charge Of selling liquor to Il soldier. He was
taken before Justice Fergurson and hnsd $40
which he paid and was discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-10-02
:. ADJUSTMENTS.
FoRD's new THEATRE,

IUVVOO NEW uUSN uUSl
!. T.FoRD. NARA oER AND PROPRIETOR
lAko Of Holiday Street Thsatrel
aUnPHREY BLAND. STAGE
AvLAsT NIGHT Of the universally sdmlrsd
GREAT MORAL PLAY-which 10 a1a1slsd by oil
10 have created an IMMENSE sENDATTON among
all the admirers Of the REFINED DRAMA BY the
pcorless ycuns sotress, t'.
Miss Maggie Mitchell,
whose lie like acting
POSSESSES SUCH RADIANT MERiTs.
Ttis first olsss fashionable Theatre, is CROWDED
NIGHTLY TO EXCESS, by our very best society
the DRESS CIRCLE OvERFLOwlNG WITH
LADIES orchestra and Pafquette den.ely packed
ALL THE CELEBRITIES IN EVERY WALK
~ LIFE AaR suaHTo VISIT roipsRIw THEATRE.
THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING, ocr. 2,
LAST NIGHT 0E THE MAGNIFICENT ORA.
MATIC ROMANCE,
FANCHON, THE CRICKET.
FANCHONA.. ......MlsS MITCHELL
~ New scenery esaau ul Costumes Startling
rsbIesux Splendid Appolntmentsi
ACT. - Fsts of ST Anaoshs ard May pole Dance
Acr. A." Who loves mel"
Acr. s.-Happy Dsnousment.
To.morrow (FridayJ Evoning. Oct. >,
AroRANo BENEFIT OF
MISS MAGGIE AIrCHEli. "a
WILL BIZ A SPLENDID DRAMATIC EVENT.
DAYLIGHT PERFORMANCE OF
TAnoho1a. the Cr1oix ct.
O4 sasurisy Ar srnooB, Get. eth,
AT az O'CLOCK,
For the special eojoyment Of Fsnalss The most
select sfteru. entertainment that will be given 10
Washington city.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette, so cents OIohs ia
Seats, IS cents, Family Circle Is cents Private
Boxes, Is,
A1-No extra charge for reserved seats
Doors open quarter TN; Overture at T. CuitAiu
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