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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

The following were the pefsons Hppointed
by those claiming damages for opening the
alleys in blocks 81 aud 81, bamasco, viz
7. II. Geichman and B.. A. Stork DC the
part OF Christian ZwahlIen and Philip RAJ
Der; VIM. Heilmau and R. Kehr, on the
part of George Schrier and Herman Reman,
and Henry Bauer on the part Of Michael
Dausman and Marcus SHERWOOD and John
NJ. Spear on the part of the city. a~~
Councilman Smith moved that the vote
taken onSthe 10th day of March, 1862, on
this question of the new charter, be recon
sidered. -
The Mayor decided that The motion WIS
not in order. s@t
Councilman Smith appealed from the de-
cision of the chair. N1f, HfITH2M AFa
And on motion the Couaeil adjourned
B@ The battle song Of the 5tst New
York regiment, as sung by them when aP-
preaching the coast of North Carolina, b :
gins with this verse a .sf
stazAeIaE- go - r 49, kfas@
Sc Say, rebels, viii you meet Us, , @resFss f-tt
Say, rebels, will you greet as, s 49, = -
"a Say, rebels, will you beat u.s. sTfsf fsfneFFE
% -sa On North Carolina shore
In the name of God wen meet you, = -
With the sword of God we'Il greet you, q
BY the grace of God we'll beat y0u,
lEaz On North Carolina shoFe.& a4@ ~
r Singing glory. hallelujah, ~ :, Is
Singing glory, hallelu ali,
Singing glory, halielujah,
GaJl ToGod forevermore."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

B6F The New Albany Ledger of Satur-
day reports the steamer Melnotte at that
city, having the nth Indiana regiment on
board.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

saF We exceedingly regret to learn that
Captain Cochran, of the Union Artillery,
is very sick at Nashville. Fears are en-
tertained that he will never recover His
wife left yesterday to attend him in bis
sufferings.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Judge W. K. WILLIAMS, of Graves coun-
~, is q candidate for Judge from the 4th
Appellate Distric: of Kentucky. g -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

Bas- The New Albany Ledger says the
work on two boats building at the ship
yards in that city, is progressing rapidly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

DGF The weather. yesterday, was uuu-
sually pleasant-the sun shining bright and
warm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nofica.

Ml~O TKCE is hereby given, that the under
- sigusd has been ,appoIn ted Administrator of
the estate of Philip H. MaidloW Said estate is
supposed to be solvent All persons having claims
against the estate will present their bills TO me,
and all those indebted to the estate will settle wi Tia
me Immediately EDWARD MAIDLOW
Inar26-3tN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26
tsAfrnuAn REcE1PTs.

MAacH Is.
bxs dry goods, IL bales mdss, 50 BIS shoes IS
bxs hats, Mackey. Henning q De; 4bxs DIR goods,
NJ Lyons; bxs dry goods, Keen d Prestons . exs
preserves, Preston Bros; 100 bxs herring 20 bxs
catsup, % bxs pepper sauce; bbls eggs, Ok but.
ter, i bx onions, / SIX onions, belss 3 . Hei-7
mann; bbls eggs, II RameE; q hx paper, Do
be1l; bids paper, Journal Cos 8 bags coffee,
Kron; IS bxs essence coffee, doz brooms, Rim
roth; % bxs essence coffee, I pkge mdse, d0zen
wash boards, 8 dozen brooms, M Well; bxs TO-
bacco Anspacher & PIauts i Dbl hour, a LosWen-
thai; bx fancy goods, 6 bbls flour, w BierboWeIi
bxs hdw, j Straub O. Son; bx drugs, LEIGH &
CatIstedt; 20 bgs goat hair, Chas Babcocki sack
warn, john nj. Green; 2 bxs hats, Vautier d Mar
CONNER; &c SKIS flour, VIM Reilly; lot moyeablsss
q w Bill Ii bbls nuts, 10 bxs sardiness box pa
per, bx fancy goods, w M Altman q Go; q bxs
boots bxs hats, bxs dry goods, Read q Law
renee; 25 bdIs SASH tierce fax seed bbls beams
Wheeler s. Riggs; bale dry goods, Dbl and Ok
eggs. Geo Foster & Co; bxs mdse, Crane, Brown
n Co; 2 bxs, Dbl hdw, Geo Sonntag & Co; bale
sacks, G Wheeler; Is pkgs mdse, Cox. HUM
phrey; AZ bxs shoes, Thos Hunt ~ bxs boots and
shoes, J FL e W W Morgan; bxs dry goods, s
hopkins; bxs boots, bxs dry goods, bgs dried
apples ] II Msghee & Co; 10 bbls whisky, IS bxs
/ ysters POI dog brooms, 10 half chests tea, bags
c iee i6 bxs shoes, 25 bbs moiasses, Is half bbls
d., Bement Fiele-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26
Sale of Fire Engines, Hose. &c.

odI0 OF IIb- LIlgIu6sI hUs6s &C.
MpK ORDER of The Common Council of
ND the City Of Evansville, the undersigned viii
offer for sale Thursday, the Sd day of April
1862, at 10 o'clock A. A., two fire engines-the
Washington aud Eeptune-With a quantity of
leather hose and couplings, scrap iron, &C. Pur-
chasers will be allowed q credit of six months, by
giving note with approved security. Sale to take
place on Main strset, opposite the Court House.
WILLIAM BAKER, lf,o,.r.;....l-
mar26 JOHN A HANEY COMMITTEES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

CHICAGO March 24.-The Times Cairo
special says;
The Lake Erie No. 2, which left Island
No. 10 last night, brings information that a
large fire was seen on the Kentucky shore,
which kept increasing as the boat got up
the river, supposed to be the burning of The
rebel transports, ignited by our burning
shells.
Gentlemen from New Orleans say the
rebels are building 10 gunboats at tina.
place, to be completed soon.
The gunboat Mound City fred 20 shots
at the middle batteries with considerable
effect. An officer with glass counted Eve
men killed at single shot.
An arrival from Tennessee river says
that eight Thousand men, under Gen Wal
lace, visited Adamsville, eight miles from
Pittsburg Landing, on Tuesday night,
where there was understood to be a large
rebel force, but on the arrival of our
troops there they found that the rebels had
gone
AT Memphis, the Confederate stores are
being removed to places of safety, in the
event of an attack by the Union forces II
The Superintendent of the Mobile &c Ohio
Railroad placed thirteen locomotives and
two hundred cars at the disposal of General
Polk for transportation of troops to Oorinth.
Ged. Beauregard was at jackson, Tenn,
last Tuesday. ~
A bridge across Turkey creek. on the
Mobile & Ohio railroad, was burned bv the
Union troops
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"ELLIoTT's."


KHET.R B.ARRRLs or CELL OKL,
II something that is pure aud will not explode,
only SO ceats gallon, at Elliott's. 8Z1
10 900 pounds sugar cured hams.
3 10000 pounds sides.
5000 pounds shoulders, just from the smoke
house, at Eliott5.
s 5000 lbs prime leaf Lard, just open, and can be
seen at Elliott's.
: SO bushels large sweet potatoes.
Is bushels seed sweet potatoes. at Elliott's.
s Loco pouudg 6 choice Jacobs q Co.'s celebrated
sugar cured Iried beef, at Ellfott's.
! ! COO pounds dried peaches
1000 do do apples, just received at J. P.
Elli0tts- mRr26
GEHKsSR hard times-Nhen every dollar
n counts-the people like to know where they
get the best bargains in groceries, and they all
go to ELBI0fT'S, for he has the reputation of
undeFsslliag everybody else. And now, that he
has large stock hand, do not hesitate in
saying that he will sell at Cincinnati prices.
marc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26
NEWS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL

Cairo, March 24.-The special to the
Tribune says: -ciss lss
b Nine o'clock Sunday night, off the Island
The mortars continue firing slowly day and
night at intervals OF half an hour.
The fire is mostly concentrated upon the
upper battery, which is row fairly in pieces.
The battery has not replied for two days.
Only one gun can be seen in position and
that is probably Quaker tk ~ E
The batteries on the main shore are also
mysteriOusly silent.g 81 U@ a Hs
TIE encampments grow. smaller day by
day. - 2 3
Transports still continue flying about, app
parently carrying away troops.
The river is still rising and everything is
over flowed A. a -
The water has destroyed some of their
batteries, and they are attempting to erect
new ones, but a well directed fire. from our
Mortars will prevent them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26
$4,000 90

Of this amount, the sum of
$14, 0O45O as above stated
has been collected from the
old city of Evansville, and
used in general disbursements
and is now owing to the spe-s sw v
cial fund b. the preseheeity of
Evansville, say................ 1000 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

SUBSCRIPTION PRIOE FOB DAILY -
Delivered in the City, per week.. 30 10
By mail OF in the City, per year Gin adyance) 90
FOB WEEKLY
By mail per year. single %
50 q IS club OF 1--WE Ito onA addrsss) 90
ADVERTISING.
For Tsrms zee first page tabular FORM
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named:
Dr. RalBton, Boonville, WarTfck %.
John NJ Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey 90.
John B. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson %.
John b. Handy, Newburg, Warrick 90.
DIR. Murphy, New Harmony, Poaey Co. "a. 2
A. b. Wilkinson, Cynthiana. Y -e-a ks- r
Preston Talbot, POseyyille, Posey Co.
II. H. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrlck 90.
q. p Oavnnah, OwensVilles Gibson 90. -l-4a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

% the 21st day Of March, 1862, Z5,50O
aa5or ID tl w. BAKER. MAYOR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26
$4,000 90

Length of sewers (brick and stone, con-
structed siaes April L, 1859, with the cost
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
NOTICE PRO osALs ARE INvITEr

NoTICE.-sEALED PRO osALs ARE INVITED
IN the Dtn day o. Septemr 1867 at IL O'Clock NJ.
for supplying the lntd States Sihsstence Department
With 40 head of Beef Cattle on tie hoof.
The cattle te delivered at Washington City, d. c.
And each anina s0J 10 gross weight No
Aninai ad itted which loo
wei III. Heisers ami bulls not wanted.
The cattle devered such times and In such
Cities the governmc mt require
Tue delivery cattle to be made ten days after sign
Sng the cnntruct.
A good and sufsient ~ will be required.
to igse the righ in Treasury
no other government funds
No bid will be entertained when rut by contarors wFo
Aave previously faed comply with their contracts.
when ;he bidder Is not mt TO respond 70 his bid AL
0iqs 10 D. acc smpsnied b. tSo guarantees.
The of rms should be stated in ul with the pre-.
else address OF all the members o. the frl.
Bids directed 10 "COL. A BECkWITH. A. ID. @. and
c. :. u \ A. Washington, ID c." AMI endorsed proposals
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We - Of the county OF -, and Stale OF - and -,
pf tie county o. az stae OF -, do hereby guarantee
aha Is able o fuhl contract in accordance with the
Ger = propos tAat should his proposition be
accepted he viii enter into contract In accora
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him. prepared to
oecome his secur ties.
Tins guarantee must be appended to each bid
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

COPARTNERsHIPs.
DUBLIC NOTICE rs GIVEN THAT THE AGREEMENT
OF coparnership between Eugene Charv- ana Charles
kAnhoter " hereby dissolved, from ths zsh Sepem
Charve sole proprietor OF the
o-s ~ EU0ENE CHARvE,
CiiAS RANHOFER.
DARTNER wANTED-wiTH CASH CAPITAL OF
from ~ 20 s3O0O retail dry goods house, ssae
shed eight In the best street IN New .r
that the business Ia the adyorsers
only OBJECT Most references required ana
given. Address PArtner, station B. New York city
THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING APPOINTED sUTbER
4 regiment, wisaes TO connect himself With man
with means sufficient 70 carry ON the business myvteu
therein. responsible party only need Apply. Aaaess
A. b, Dor li7 Herald Office.
q Dn ono CASH WILL PURCHASE AN lNTE.
pLU.UUU rest which will produce 800 annually, ,a az
viii be clearly Investigation. Principals Ony VIII
address Merchant boz 1850 Post Office.
@1n 0nO "A MERCHANT, OF VALUABLE Ex
pfO.UUU perience and influence 10 tais eiiy wishes
TO established business aud t. ah-
the abov. In cash Banking brokerage or co AZ
misNon preferred Reference of undoubed character WI
b. gyen medium of introduction des red Conmuni
cAiens VIII be strictly private Address A. ~, oOh iisa
Pos, once-
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

GRAND EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS >GALLERY
VI Fine Arts Us Broadway, visited by tho elite and
fashion OF the city.
PAN piteaa,'s gres, great picture picture q the, the
Ggnoux s charming picture OF
INDIAN SUMNER.
With nearly 200 other works BY native artsts; among
which 10 the famous and wonderful
PAGE b VENUS"
severely criticised b. the and acknowledged % be
the perfect nude ngure IAned
tn. days great Titan. Rea what the herad
Of IL.
From the Kew YORK Herald
The rush Of the Arcadan has
been The attraction OF the painting
exhDitlon-Psges Vrnus-aresdy des ribed the
Herald II is remarkable that unusual number Of ladies
present yesterday They there and they seemed
n The classic vicinity " the beautiful production,
am yous her part of the
building Such cast upon Venus. A great
persons course preended that they did
sver Tor great but after hurriedy inspecting
every painting In the room their footsteps would slow
y approa beautiful Venus The ladies aid
yesterday there rush of visitors that they
began row In like the tides ~ the Venus i beyond
dor b., great attraction OF the day.
Galleries open dav aud evening. Admission Is cents.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

90 REGIMENT N. Y. s. N. (EI0HTY-SECOND NEW
York ouIteers,, Colonel Hudson-$i50 ca paid %
who enlist before the goth Of September. Ratons
equipments clothing md relaf toxes furnished imme
nation to Lieutenant J. W. DEMPSEY Recruiting Onicer.
Head Second regiment Arnsy, Hall pls Sc
,enh street. Branch Onces26 Cherry street. tent In Tyon
row ten in the Park,
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
WATCHES, JEwELRY, so.

tlIAMOhDS A lES HAVING DIAMONDS
L. In large small quantities will hnd casn purchaser
~ addressing Porter, station ID, Bible House.
nIAMoND, OLD GOLD AND SILNER-LADIEs OR
~ gentlemen having Old Gold, Silver Diamonds 10 sell,
BY gorg 70 LOUIS ANRiCH as Broadway under ne New
York ho,el sell better than Al other place IN the
city IIs oiers Iay the highest prcetwcnly cent
more ,hap other person, and pays city money with
cut being compe led to take other goods In exchange
Remempcr. 723 Broadway.
yIANTEp-A FIRST CLASS GOLD WATCH. ANY ONE
w wishing to dispose ~ splendid Gold watch. hiss
tpprt cnn ind custom rs address
IN box ISs Herald once Please state the Of the
mama s,srer OF The watch and he lowest cash price.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

n CoTTsCHALK CONCERTS, IRVING HALL
NJ The public respectfully informed taAt the F1R68
GRAND CONCERT this season Of the celebrated fnpSA
MK L. NJ. 8OTTSCHALk,
will lake place THURSDAY Evening. October ,. H.
AT IRVING HALL
number OF eminsn vocal and instrumental artists hsvo
engaged TO assist Mr. GoshA In series Of entirely
new and brilliant programmes Among other Artisls,
MRS. JENNY KEMPTON,
American Contfalto undoubed tAent will have ne
honor Of making her appearance In city Tue ss
vices OF
MR. THEODORE THOMAS,
Musical Director, have also been secured.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
No EXTRA charge sale OF which ~
Tuesday mornug Sept 3d. At nine clock, -
6chArfen0erk& IoS broAdWhys
SibeN b SALISBURY z Nassau suoeee
And At AarING HALL.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

w Co.usl Of Brosd~sv and rhhreenn srscA
ssssss ssss5xr: :.
.s .srs-S and nd .gss,ssr..s
CHASE
r-.-.t at s ars Win Inc suhusasas
Mlir.1s Mr. Lssser walses
'.r ,s sap af I-s5es M. s
Kynoiss
aGai NJ Browas
MI farkrs
1ss@s, ssa rsssos r..
WI o.. de-. Ho-x
Lydia. Miss asa~nus Benran-s
I'm bs NJ
TiiE WEEKS PROGRAMME. 0A1--
TOWN AND COUNTRY
THE WONDER.
WILD oars
BELLIES srRArAaEM
JOHN BuLL
Due notice viii ss given e sh peA' Representatives =
.as 'HH Sue ssrSas s4SS4s 1S FSt oosxlas. sGihnH"
Ii L~'"~ nosSAf Evening. SEPT q.
MRS sEDLEY Brown ,i; 'pps.''a'' .
this the Aia Ea sSrsS IN two 4' s'a'
Masks AND FACES
Trp e, .ti,; 2. whs,.aAS %
With power cast
f'''n'q noSan & wi'i 'nf hiAsosD csSs .'' Of the
hargary, tae Rough DIa,nont. Win Songa
On Monday, Oct 9. viii be produced NV G. edy.
NEW BowERy THEATRE.
~ soc s1SS MSSpsS AZ nyEs,Ii ;Ef n .s, q I'-sAs
BESsPir 5f Mk l. i ray i iEArsoa q @
Rovun biAaoSn:
Mr.. IL rEAFsoS ~ cumpls rs q 'oohwHlrs
In scotch costume asqlSfs s1sS ,Ass SiSs 'sasFs.
BY tsdce;; G. c.mso ssSH IL Aaa DAf s...s Gonr
Tommy Ge's,nss ~ ,r,rn so,iin h'wsrd.
WOODS NSsrsaLs MFR;
By kind PER-" '.:@H %hss.Ss & s' : SlssDanls Sxl9SspDa
Mast. F0renot Inn, o,,osy sy.v " ''as as s0eetar'
TONY PASTOR
A''' A-'' THE GREAT DE LAVE,
ED. $. KEAS: .xn.u rw. KEss,, ~.1...
sAeAM,i " sEyEEE; y0ss sS MAN w.B. wAis"S
IRELAND As IT ID
f0"0F'-'Hf TnE ESQ SON spsSarl 81 laE I'. s.Sar
RARSuxs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
masnnasssnHs, p'Te;o rs s e.s
Us. MURDBK WILL OF
And the modern extra asans Farce " Madison Morsas
YOUNG AMERICA
EVERY AFTERNOON THIS WELK. AT 0CLOCk.
CLAUDE MARCEL. THE dot or TARbEs.
EvE.Y EpESdNu Al IA, ,,,,a
the a4s.on ei every one Their lovely forms Aod rtOa
'''0GW swiSsisa INN III R N rEiR ARrIFIcIAL PONDS
an ~ f4.ns sis ,1sS Sssas tss
Lsa,s. admire with wonder. while the .ass esasss
THE MAHvELs OF NATURE.
PROFESSOR AGAsSIz, the highest authority IN ~
world, nightly interesting In scientac pssae
Tie collection embraces
FIFTY BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH,
PEACOCK FISH, OR FOUR EYED CdERUBS, -
Squirrel Fsh, Of exquisite symmetry and colors.
Surgeon, or Doctor Fish. Spanish Lazy.
Fish and horns like u and changes ~
brilliant colors Ike chameleon
Porcupiue Elsa, unique spe linen
Crimson Cayaretta, or Jenny Hlne
Parrot Fish, wi bill IKE and changes 10 ootoo
like n chameleon Very oeaut ful
Grouper. Yellow Snapper, Warbler. Zebra Fish, and -
very rich aud elegant
They all hours day evening. Also sAo
Mammoth bear SAMSON living monster Snakes living HapUv
Family, War Figures. and u million other wonders
Yet with s these novelties, curiosrs and anus mcns
the price of admission only 70 Chlldren under
Is
COTTsCHALK CONCERTS, IRVING HALL
GRAND CONCERT this season Of the celebrated Pianist
hK l.. NJ. 9oTTsCHALk,
will take place THURSDAY Evening. October .. lo3
AT IRVING HALL.
number OF emnsnt vocal and instrumental artists hov0
been engaged 10 assist Mr. in series Of entirely
new anu ''''Na MRS JENNY KESPToN' %f SI'' "".'
American Cont alto undoubted tAent will have ne
honor q making her rs appearance 10 this city rae -
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., 10 LET.

HyusEs, NVOMSs GC., 10 LET.
no LET-A FIRST CLASS hoUss Aku FUANIryRR
i - 81 : a. SAL .oe, lea fins ior Europe In.
qurs ~ IA Le~ I'm s'enae
RIO LET-lo A 4ENTIsr. TWO FINE PARIOss.
L ion And rsal on N. - 20" in an. iaoaaon h nc
mis,s. l13 a's Th street, bstsssn nth ana
Eighth avenues.
no RENT-uNFuRSIsBED. IN FIFTH AVENUE AN
sAtfA Ia uouse hrar iwenly .thir, strst
IA others. vaIiossiy located. Apply Z. H. LUDLOW
CO., NO. 5 Pine street.
TIfPBR PART or HOUSE-RENT $40 PER YEAR,
~ between BrosdwsF and asen mar the iune-
ton, four and III Ap-
ply st ROGERS book sto o. Twel way.
CEOn TO LET TIE FOURTH STORY BASEMENT
.DJUU. Hon., No las Tairty IN street a. per
feet order and now occupied by the Apply
premises u. iy4 ich street
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
NEW YORK HERALD SUND. AY, SEPTEMBER %, 1862
AMI = h. N 4. sTa.

AMUsE.M GaTs.
~ .s-sou SAs sin ore pi ANNOUNCING TO che
- ,' Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
that tn " d''''ns'.sss sssa a'S'r SrSEAssIs s!l Ran 4
su'e rs return from ,Y E,rS eSos s,,. "a
in the character Of
In sado1 20 the adm'r.es company already engaged.
A' ''0'a WI NIX e .us'npsa %sn MRS., y & CONWAY
TIE piece. dais Mr. Boo ser,r~o, Pc ,orm,ncs. WIN
ever, way Wo.thy . hs nlsh ar sc rsIas.a lon
NILUs GARDEN
Nor0r.-lhe pubs are respectfully nrorm-d
sequence o. the rapid which sss are taken Tor
EDWIN FORREST.
ins 60 % pn' % sas oy @ Srs. h.
= ADVANCE 'ni siSfa nisHii q ssnr fsi iF~-A''
MS III: ;as'; ;E$: ;;GEs$,:Ss G;sSSs'1s'o' i =
A~ -'oOhtSgGa hoSDxa EVENING Sept. a.
Shakespeare sublime Tragedy Of
with NEW SCENERY F.SS .Sd Atrossrxrsrs. tFahs
Eassr MsGaIe1ss
.oAoril. -...."................... .MAtame Pons,
Essn Mary Wels
Aa.lo NJ .aiSs:y;Ex D5iDwosin ''-''
Mr. MacSErT ~ A''''
VIII revive siR si sFfis TsRMsax a' xAcsYcoruAsr
ta oighbred poiitic an),
fSE NAN S'is OF raE ~ wosD Is'S
Nights Of pero'mRspnSws RpwfS e FORREST
MONDAY, wEDsEsDiY Ta.EsDiv and FRIDAY
90. j., rGEso4y 4 and NJ sSrGSDsy. 70,
Admls.on - cents. Secured rArqdsi stAls. rs cents
The performance wil commence a. TX. Til. doors viii
open at'4 o'e.ocs.
NIxoN's cREMoRNE aAEDEN;
~ MONDAY EVENING. SEPT. -.
NJ time p.rfn
BENEFIT r. or Sfs sE. Slsa' WI. wPSsf'lsss a sSooas
First time in sns cy Of the romantic draa three aos.
sENoRirS cGBAs
wond drfui panton'rns Powers,
and performed by her for sixty nigh at the principa Lon
OR. THE MASSACRE OF sCTo
Aha dp:y oaS~.
supiorssd by 'iuii dramatic company.
Cuhas a........... Greek Dance
So ported BY senior xnsne and Corp. sp" d. sa Dance
Performances TO comnlencs with the fansomims OF
Also, Promenade Music Il Elues,rtan Performances
Admission or this OCCASION only, 80 cents.
444-rHE osEAT r. sxohbMSsl AsEEIsAs y, sysIc HALL
The Fountain Head OF Artistic Excellence.
Grand 'G%s; MasSGERlAa si1a lftS t5SSf SSif,iEs EAr
TIE MUSIC HALL or THE Masses
las at 'snsa Gaas6 cossrEIsARios
All the most brilliant stars of tns profession,
SPLENDOR, GENIUS AND NOVELTY
Any hitherto the con inent OF America.
MARK THE NAMES
Each one bright, particular star.
TONY PASTOR,
Americas favoe Comic Vocalist Jester and Stump OrA-
tor whose glorious songs are nightly received with treble
CHARLEY WHITE,
Tho Negro Comedian VI the original Ethiopian.
JOHN MJLLIGAN.
The original Bob Ridley, chief exponent OF Fun.
MILE. KATRINA
Late premiere danseuse OF the Kavels the dnshed
danseusc OF the DAY.
MISS ANNIE CHESTER,
The beautiful danseuse whose truly tho
poetry OF moth n"
DICK SANDS,
The champion clog dancer, acknowledged without rival
MIKE MckENNA.
The Nonib,r of ~ jig dancers
MILE FLORA,
The charming In beautiful National Dances
MONS. PAUL BRlLLIANTS
Unrvaled Corps de bal e and
HOST OF STERLING PERFORMERS
Appearing nightly in . performance which, for
GRANDEUR, VARIETY AND REAL WORTH,
ANY OTHER CONCERT SALOON IN THE WORLD
progrs for this week, embr,c host
Of novelties
r. w. BUTLER Sole Proprietor.
Grand MATINEE every Saturday afternoon.
GERMAN OPERA HOUSE
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL THE
- lst day OF October 1852 At IL O'Clock NJ Tor furnish
g the Subsistence Department " tn OU barrels oi Flour
BIDS viii be received for what 10 known a. No !, No.
end No. 8
The number Of barrels OF each kind should be distinctly
stated aud the price proposed for each grade. ~.
quantity Of Flour required will he about 500 barrels
sally delivered either at the government warehouses IN
Georgetown or 81 the railroad depot st Washington
The usual government inspection will be made just bafore
Che hour ~ received.
The arrels 10 be head-l lined.
Bds wi be accompanied oath OF allegiance and be
1rected TO Col A. BECkWIrH A. ID. o., and G. g., u. g.
q, at Washington D. g., and endorsed proposals for
Wlourr
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
THE REDELLxON.

DHENIx RR0fnRNT. CoRcURAh'S .RIsa Lau oS
IL fl.se va..A se...se .<.pfr ir ade) DAN enlisted
C,usaay a o. No. 70 siment are ordered 10 r.
por. uuty Camp ScI S1t~n lsiand as ths Phnnix
.en now transferred 70 ID Sg o~y rsnrr. The gallant
Corgoran. JOHN D. HEAhN, CaplAin.
RioHInD OuLAHAN. First Leutenai>
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