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of the exercises at the grove, the pro-
cession was reformed, and marched to
the large tent, under which the public
dinner took place.
THE EXERCISES AT THE DINNER-TABLE.
After full justice had been done to the
excellent dinner served up for the occa-
sion, by Messrs. Kellam & Bill, of the
Barton Hotel, the regular toasts Were
announced by r. NJ. Kimball, the toast
master, as follows:
1st regular toast.-The President OF
the United States.
Music.-"Hail to the Chief"
2d.-The 4th Of July, l776, and the
4th of July, 1862. The former the
birthday of our republic, solemnized in
the revolution by baptism OF blood, as
the earnest pledge of our nationality
the latter passing through the same bap-
tism, and recommending, in every true
tAmerican heart, the same glorious prln-
ciples.
Music.-"EIail Columbia"
3rd.-The State of Vermont. Res
pended to by B, II. Steele, Esq, in a
neat and appropriate speech.
Music.-"Yarkee Doodle"
4tb.-The Federal Uuion-it must, it
shall be preserved. Responded to by
Silas S. Drew, in patriotic and appro.
pirate speech.
Music" The Star Spangled Ban
ner."
5th.-The Judiciary; the only break
water against anarchy and violence
Responded to by Hon. T. P. Reddeld
= in his usual able and impressive manner
!, Gth.-Tbe Army and Navy of tn
United States, responded to by Wm. W
d Grout, Esq, in one of his happiest Ell
d forts.
Ntosio aTbe Rod White and Blue,
~ rho Rar R4snonded 10 b
H., Tbos Ror,I4tt and Hon. 7. p. Red
E field.
Amona tho ,olnntoer toasts was one I
, .q,,-, ,3i,, ,o., 80 e,nr in favor
rr.sao 1,to aras,3ao,. called nnoo 5
: ~ r. 70 r.s,ond ,o ~
= ,o..t ,.liob 10 Aid in short bpt heal
e toast, "hicH ne uiu III e"'t > ou' 00"'
=,;f,1 nd -.,,,,.,,,.;ata sneee,
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,. c1.LoJ oo,,, r,onoed
suit "n'e' 'D,' ue. .o, s-.a;, .a,a
asa'"'' '"o r'N' -, ~.
" ", :" .,,.a III. o,,;n 60,
, ITO, ,;,,o got ba was NOT obIis-
Az 81 :, womb
~ ,..,, ,,o d.feodaot was
ANYWAY 1 do, ho had
az '''' c',''',..,,,,,, ~ onvo award
~ 'ee'' ~ H., ae.na
r..,.f. -, nv a,.oc,oed
A', c., -, c. - R.r,ie,t for nlain.
''I' BE J., e. l.e.n
''''
ua"''
p. Dpke VS.. AIonzo Davis.-This
,.o, a, action in ,rpspass. The plaintiff
o,,oa into nosses.ion If a bond. eiyen by
- - o.,,,lia. e. 5aad If tha land in
ito, and on Ills bond the plaintiff
.o,,o..;.,
r. n,aio,iF .l.o nrodnced testimony
r..... ., =, ,a;1 Chandler II
-, -. cold land with The
55'..,air.,,, bs was,orav for a.
:, =, oo7,1a The n,aintitf occupied
f~oa, ,tovnn,tl h,vno undisturbed, wher
d. a,a'na,nt commenced cutting th,
hay on the nIase. under the direction o
Chandler. Itappeared that Defendau
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Adjourned.
A. A. EARLE, .Sec,s,ar;.,
L. BARTLETT,
J. P. SARTLE, Prsst.

BoDY FoUND.-We learn that on
last Sunday, a body was found in Barton
pond, which upon examination proved to
be that of a young man named Merrill,
who has been missing for three or four
weeks. He was naked, and it is sup
posed that he went in to battle and was
drowned accidentally.
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6Y- The mortality among the Iowa
is said to be appalling vi
the II regiments furnished to the serves
but a trile over hall the number remh'"
able to bear arms.
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The Grand Celebration of the
Fourth at Barton.

The celebration which was projected
10 take pla,e in Barton, as we mentioned
in onr last issue. was carried out by the
Citizens Committee with admirable sue
cass Accordino to the best estimates
there w.re about 5000 people present.
.nd no, an sccident-pot a single Incl
l.,. oe naturalization or rowdyism was
1000, 1,.;aa 10 DIV All the ceramo.
-. MOD ,1t ~ tho D,oi4ctors
With nronriptv donity and good taste
Below we give a more extended report
OF the proceedings 'naH we were "0'e -
do last week. owing 70 inc e'o"0sN ''"'0
OF our coIuu'''S'
THE MORNING
The day was ushered in by salute of
IS guns, fired from a neighboring height
., sunrise. As soon as Z o'cIock the peo-
nile heoan to pour in from all points Of
the comnass. In carriages. on horseback
and an foot they came Up to | o'clock
limo lines Of carriages could be seen en-
,.r;n, ,ha villaoe on all the avenues
I.od;aa into #
....-..,,,
90 -,.,.-, C,:.t ,,,n.hou
D.. ..;.,a,hnL;.o ;.ls an Lor.ehack
~1....- =. a.. c,,,,u.ino
N' 49, va
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,, D.. p..1
r., ...l ,;,1oJr :,
ga mage
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A. That whereas, the Governor, under the
late call of the President has asked Orleans for
two more companies, we do hereby resolve that
the call shall be answered promptly and cheer
fully And while the morning of the 18th
! April is fresh in our hearts, we Will each Of us
use our influence and our time to promote
speedy enlistment Of two additional companies
Of volunteers.
5. That while raising these companies, we
have no time to write resolutions or discuss any
questions relating to who shall be the next
President.
Eloquent, feeling and patriotic remarks
were made by Judge Nye, and by Messrs,
Steele, Sarle, Bartlett and Grou, who
each in their turn were loudly applauded.
1t is needless to add that the resolutions
were passed unanimously.
The convention Was sensibly affected
during the remarks whenever allusion
was made to our brave boys now in the
army of the Potomac, of the suifernga
they bad endured and must still endure
in support of the flag taat protects US,
and in maintaining the honor of the state
that gave them birth.
Mr. Sartle was honored with an extra
round of applause when he defined his
political creed which he said embraced
bat two articles l. Death to all rebels.
and ID Destruction to all the means by
which they sustain their rebellion. That
is just our creed, and until that creed
shall meet the hearty approval Of every
loyal heart in the country, this wicked
war will never end.
Mr.. Steele introduced the following
resolution, which he spoke to in few
very appropriate sentences, remarking
upon the characters of the honored and
lamented dead, for whom the whole
county mourns with deep grief, and
whose memories will ever be held in sa.
, cred remembrance as among the heroes
who died for their country aud their
homes, their friends and the flag hitherto
p boGorcd and revared the world over:
Rssolred. That we have heard with great re-
greet oil the death Of Geo. II. Phelps and -
IA Bailey inst and sggand ilea'euaats IN Go. D,
ttom tIti> county w tuc Oh '' '''' - ~
l. geant keIa4a' l.,he.iS Hi L'9oat-. u, anu i".Vt1
ID one eI tHe Mas>1gnq>e.ss 's5titg ., ''a ~
ta't. we q, .'t" ~ tH1. IN nm. "'' - -
well d. % '6er eo@aan'es our warm ana 5a ,5er
1mP""l ]" M -, ,iC nm,
ry. And We do also extend our ympathys to
,b. .' b.yc g,1g ga an Lee, Mis-, OF died else
wAeio IN The service.
Inc resolution was passed. W i'a'Hs
vote, after which the Glover brigade
Bead played dirge.
The committee on nominations then
came in and By their chairman, Hon W
B. Cole, submitted the following reports
d For Senator'S
Y r. NELSON. Of CraGsbury,
i
= .,,,c,pAt>,r ~fIorou
.,,-
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az Lieut.. Rice has already recruited
twenty men for his company. No boys
taken; none but men are wanted.
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G. Don't fail to attend the temperance
meeting at Lake Bridge, on Tuesday
next.
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under him. He believed that slavery
was the cause of the present rebellion;
it had been a curse upon the country
and especially upon the South; II had
kent out emigration, and had compare
lively depopulated the S7othi and no"
that the cause of our troubles could be
removed, he saw no occasion tor heel.
fancy in endorsing the policy OF Abraham
Lincoln-not only in general, but IN de-
tail. lie was in favor OF plain talk. Let
US speak our minds fully and freely, and
adopt the amendment proposed by MI
Willard.
Mr.. Woodbridge said he would not be
misunderstood in the position he had
taken, He endorsed the resolution, a
offered by Mr., Willard, now, as he had
done boil. publicly and privately for
twenty years. lie was not opposed to II
and would not be placed in that position.
The committee had, in the resolution
offered by them, endorsed the admins
traton Of Abraham Lincoln fully. But
AS he had before said, it was evident the
convention had come together, not to pass
resolutions, but to prepare for 1ofk, To-
nominate ticket for State officers that
should be true men-men whose hearts
were in the work Of ,uppressin4 Ibis cut
rageous rebellion. The committee had
given plain statement Of What they
believed TO be the evident policy OF thu
administration, leaving outside all collaie-
raj issues, and looking solely to the wig
orous prosecution of the war. lie be
Ieved the doom of slavery TO be fixed ;
and we Lad now but one issue, and that
was to sqnrleh out this rebellion, and he
besoucht all men to lay aside party
chickering's, aud shoulder to shoulder, TO
move forward in support of the Constr
tuition and the Laws, and roll on the
work to final and triumphant success
The convention could pass the resolution
if it pleased; he was not afraid in poll
tics; he was rs good and true a Green
Mountain Boy as any other gentleman IN
this convention. But he believed that
the resolutions already endorsed the Ad'
ministration in full, and be could not see
how they could do SO any more explicitly
by adopting the amendment proposed.
Mr. Roberts, chairman Of committee
on resolutions, arose to speak amid re.
peatcd cries Of question:! question
Qaiet having been restored, he said he
simply wished to say that the action
of the committee was official and he
expected that when they came before
the convention, if the resolution tel
short and failed to speak out the full sen
timen;s Of the people, ,hry would be nd
ded to ard made to speak out; ii thel
oyer-reachtd and expressed to much
they would be toned down. The indl'
yiduaI members Of the committee agreed
to the resolution OF Mr.. Willard, but th'
same difficulty vas experienced in com
miuee that was so plainly TO be seen here
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eE C's" communication on teachers
next week.
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e. Every man has several canals III
bis body, but no railroads.
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4. A. EARLE. EDITOR.

IRlSBURGH, FRIDAY, JULY IS, lS69,
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c,rAIRn pROPOSAI.S nre iayIted tiIl the

CFAJFD PROPOSALS are invited tnl ne
~ ict d.v p J-u,ry 1862, % u o ia 'or supp! ~
- t-,-,,,.,,. ,..fh sgRF CATTLE. the sst 20 10
drl,v.gd a. Hsr-,5.rt Chsuihes0ur or o. i'' .s
.o1u Ger lie Job C1y o. Mach Dr. . 81 ~ .,,.rcs
az hood and reserve iAe night 70 call j., ~ 0''''
~ a1.f % 1000 -, ...-.,, q. i.a-, / 80
n.sf... .-as. .re.s.f. ard no tniI'I s.iAi ~ ~ ~ ~
NJ s lees flu pounds Ero's 80 IA , &, 1,-,s--,
.,.,..rrl,Ut 10 10 scI tle llf'. IN h.. ~.
notes .d 70 r my BID Coz any e'i,r. ~ pa Wan 20 en-
,s-feal ua.s irr bidder y Hs''t. a hutfrq & s
D. s' y .aatt,a, D. C., ard niofs'd' Proposals io'
Beef" s,nx ~ nm.
LAB bssiy pcpoe 60 deliver e. re %o S aaoS
O. 90 M, CslHc 10 be delivered ~ acs riding Z"
~ III ~, .0co.,-i aiyeftis,-neit ihe '"ls 20 80 se
,s t1r sc-. crd tfe ~e!sl, 20 dei"''' e - ~
~ uti.9'. hsro0y saTeef0 4ifc d ROOD a. y sl"'.'
VI Pc .rfe.f ~ iia coatiar aid - zee ~ -
Sos o. Other Government funds b. Pc urit ef ne e'
-1sss 49,
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Amount
rSs
~ 'eh'S a''Gsxs sss lg ''sa'

s9Jwed. plFsa claim allow &C
Nov. 10. 6. jos ph Raeh. se,vir. sDsreUl.
y; :: ~; xxx: T. 3: d:.sy: !; g S
p''s, y l,o%' DIeIe' 1917 .oo 81 80 e.
~ y amor repai' . 20 $50 SC
fJ.t g Co.. sup ne ............ oOu o.
%HSSc3 ct q f r. Hssl, is7 II 1897
%Rc cse1-'e sai H.u aade... Cl5a 81 G7s
20 ..................... 1913 al
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f,1 rsiea' fr.ie,.. Ile 90 Il5 G
95..H Mathews. 49, "a ro-ees On IL
tfe,c-l I'D L-asasrg-s ~ 1850 49,. .
2s..Johr Eeiy.te.y.css G. shesifu9t,
October l. .tl................... .sil 10 5'li Il
sc. ti4.on, board 81 w.tnes.es -.
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Jsasor os.,... ... '' 4c6 % Scs .
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q. lten u lu iDg'. .n.............. 300 ~
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25..F ". kelly, max. y t-mortem
q ti.fla s~...rr resf.tucrtefn
ea II, ' si5s. 80 80 90 IS O.
2j..UCy N. .ilsr. making pot
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.,.,'irstf-- 500 So
., Nh =. 'i'l -. 800, 80 - .
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CEALED PROPOSALS WIl be received %
- tai. Office utt T, O'Clock gle q cfH g., isf'Aiy
in.tart 81 .-rrir'ng tlorss.l clrs y q tYupa
,acreitntshs OfN or her BARD NOol % t't; ileAens
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=. ~ De nn refsors oGc1s viii psso A." 40" pr tH Llls
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e,rat.gs Pff-ita~ frfc-red OF reject rr a. .s' ~,
ID. D. IO.iPklNS, Co. all Att . - 1''-eel ---
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NTIBLOs GARDEN.
- Lessee sud MANAGER HENRY c. JAhbALE
Iais 10 grilr-nt Temple ~. 10 openeo isr
DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
GA TUESDAY - aNirO. Jan :, l.iA -.
t'c intention o tho Manarsrl@nt 20 Eve R GU y
NtTE NIGHTS series @. tfafoned ouo hrst c.5s
ftNL5I AND TRAGEDY EtthtrLNAAA4JHS
vii contrary o. -
ACkNONLIlGLD DRAMATIC AkIlsi1S,
wifi - Toy ia'r'y
CHATIFNGE CInPETITfCT
WITH ANY IHkAtlk ~ TUE WORLD.
onTt.LsnAl EyLNiN0, Jan = 1853, shefdsu's Bal
n'I' ''- THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
~ 30 al. ucoEp.a IS -r'at cot:
,-rics Sllsce.. Wy y. ~ na' -
s-.l erf '-i-- u.s. " lens 3. u
frtsrfiI Ise l l. iate port
~f Pete, ssi~ sal'l
I..-
'4i. 4. sA-ieo
Lll- l-.f -iI-; 'i
Nr. end = \" W alscA j
/ kof tl. fIf -rH h.lla Z tIf day.
On WrnEE Day tyKNGSG. jan. Q, 1852
HAMLET.
Rgi-h She d.dt-ii,n ct clrlc.s.- ,
.rr ...'i = L. b-F~upet
II f.l.rv end nature. fr 81 7n ~ his character tie
-,r.elt al .oi 10 Tho above artist tr title o. the
BrsI llf ~ RAJ III NEAL ~ p
}. W "a AK u
L,fr.. .-.Af ~ ~ hA,--r,
kin Ceofse y'E
Ils.t Dl-ftl..
Queen. - -, a-- u
.fs Jnls j. taffo"
ON SAT- tDAl-...A or,'a aa''.ee. ~ -.
sr,.-a iras code i'Cfuts. 81 Wheh hnil'ed nlnoe
anil. . ii. .,. ~ Nrrfng Pro- O..
rhr .rfro Psr'anf 8lreny t, mai i1Hy tice v N
OF. 81, .-, ..ip. drown oleu tn tio b-o 10 uish-
30. oaae oren sloi.ay ais e-.5 nom a. u I'll
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Total zfo1ri.'.... -.
.hret f-r erie estilf'r gt compute tle tsf iui
ID, fr.. Dfdlrsrcs aia Cause tc sirr o 20 ior,sJ
FL, down ~ ,G.toed g. to .steial A-'r 80 EoLs OF Ia
Booze
also hs he dew 81 the Con- ''c' Oh Annual Tlres
O., r. f.4 fI.ul - sid Cas- whom computed f.G e1-
t. ~ ine n %. sei l-r enc l..s or tat booAs 20 De
c.-eI.. s.I.f and ef 1asH '-f Ir' of the s.uc
t.-r lsirr r1r..fci g dyt- te a. Booss reai NJ
No. Fafe t.t go rf o. Arrers in order tnt the un-
Wee, Eel.o. TOO 5eaf ot9 4J be entered tlsfsa'
g. provided b. i-w.
cr. tfcr DE- corpiri'1 o. 'hc As'tsfnrrt Rolls o.
Isr pacts . I,d.d 81 Ie Tre-ru ~ sc,uon 81 ti ud'
r..r- - .le l.. s.d u4i't ON Alnuel Taxes
in rrocr- flon d 1rr of Gle D. "a o. sup 'i9s ne
r-if-r rrrl's a.tho rus .ua I'4na- te htc'.rnf o.
aT-s fo I'd cUf tha aF-i srr4s ihe4.n le.l',ed e'n
ir- 10 is an ilu-.fey tLcI. " deliver the fE ~
r ,r- Rolls wlfh .c Wcir4rts afrclri ~ s1~d thereto
d. e I'D Roc rer 90 1scs A. he sfut time noiy nf ne
Caurgrr of hs e. ouut a. el'h book Do nu sag ne " ~
c.u ih, proper % be cFset % he heceYe oil IIes
Adorsi ~ too Board Of s'psUors Sept 20 1851 a. y
minute y-st oooas g.. r hy tIc VOC fi1' ,
ffrf.affrc-rF .lflsnfs Dn.r-i pFllf b'tNeI' hi-i'
Rocle ~..nsrt Tweed. sni NtifmAUn-t-
he-4fcr-s. YefgIs -l ~ sld fu.ay---
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OCEAN Cleaners.


r0ricF 70 PA-7rNeErs ToE ErRoPE--By order Of TIE
81 rrtTy Sac l passengers leaving tae Jbi.'d states
fear,c % ;rT-o fioms.lIss with pets before
thy wil hr lowed on 5oH tie s,esueT Pc eusess WIZ
not be f1h o. I'd g. ans trouble dsly IN procnK hem
E..'~.ssv g.. 4. JOHv H DAlY kasnt.
GTFAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
> LI..lPOCL. !sHdins I'd enoAlzins passengars AZ
Q1esnstOg1 ere ard - be LIVERPOOL New YORK. an1 rhl-
n5epts sefsnio Company t'sui di.paicing thetf !1h
pow sT CBce- ogil. iron ,tesnIlips ssfolowsi 81,
NE.s.s.........s.t-ss .s.s-ss.ssI l--'
kANf II le....s.sts.s.ss.... avn i+ff Jsh' 70
CITY OF Saturday. Jan. -.
Add every SAAJLJAt, - noon, fr- t4ef No. - NoEIh
River.
g rtsrany.
FIRST ciBTv.......... 80 sTEEEk GE............eS
Fu. Cabin o. Lon1on ~ Sie3sgs % li-'''''' -
Int ar.i q Pers...... P >ieessse 10 l'cf.-...
Fst faliq 90 Hamburg 81 steer g. 20 h4rlarg %
Paseucrrs ao forwarded 20 srEe, bremen, iAotierdaH
Artweiu &C.. II er4siy NV roteh
Fos0us viLire t~r she irenis can tuy ficsets
here al the g. 1i1- Newly 't rotn LiVeno9i OF
Cueers.ovu l. t41i1, -, 49, and TO- -tee!as5 oin
Lfveruooi. ga. fIoGs Queen town. - -
These steares have .urefir aecoAHodai0ns fr psfen
res ma 90 y exc fenced Sui-eonL IT ee DOH In
W,egh ZION Sections, and hive Paten. ire Annih4'o'
on o,rd ,,.,rYt,,.
For further nfousaoo apply 90 LIVERPOOL % III NJ N
INMAN seent NO - y AL. - IN i' go ID ALa. E.1S
COLIN. No So Enoci-cGcEe. in q efn-'osn % e q ".
D. SEYMOUR CO Ia LoEic, 70 Elves NACE1 NO,
% Eirg Nilhzl-sg ~ Paris - JUi4l-n bLSCcr 20
Place le % H1lre g. Phlrcrka - JOHN O. DALE NO
III " Aant.- orr. the Coupauy's cuoes
JOt u. DALE. A. ", No. u DioecNay' d L
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proposals.
! ITHOGRAPUlC WORK.

ITHOGRAPUIC WORK.
s co po.a's IL received by o., Senae Counlis
Toe an ptp,ir, un Ja 10 for Ltio rspalng nd tnnuns
~ aus Ca-. -ad Dagraus VII ch acc5mpiy The Docu,
u,u. non The Departments conm7ii,etcd 20 ne ann.al
ci tie President 10 Coagess % be executed in tDe
vrry bet m4nEer. .,r.A.
No os received except from PerOa' carrying IN The Lho
.-s a-py O. I'll oss. q the Superintendent Ct
I .II tifu. g. -fr th. srl-k De 0ll be- r.hnireS
Jl.D. ID. DLgNEES supt Prhli' Printing.
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EREIGHT to LIVtRP00L.-Ihe British
scr.~ e,,.,ip DANA Cls FOR Liverpool diect, hav.
in~ rsod portion hsr egnt already eugs-sd, WI II
pl.iti.e.y o. : SATURDAY, January IL lls nn hs fuI
-. n, po,ser terrht lsrtnrfE j. D1 IN tue most
"a rough n-nne- aud ors cies g. faip- 10 flrpes-sc
hy au shiq r from th. p3l 10 era' i BE- ree-sed
noon Of he ry previous al Ing aid DE n a1ins
y IA e si4r.l ii r10is cleared Al The Cns on House
ROWLAND A3Pl&WALL, Agents, 10 81 se1ih-''-
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. JANUARY g. 1862

Deduct The st,inNed sr-ourt of Comfy Revenue
rom vEiors sources, os Tsportci by the Comp
ucis7 ~ pccauent 10, July % i8ol.,.'''''''''
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The un.fau pied .nd -apisr. success s,ienafs 'he
sTASDARD COMEDIES
Induce VI. Wssrf @ % rease tei' nun ~ snd
IL. Of iheia oT soae ns TO cone changing saa
s..efu-..ug f1tn- so o. - p-tscnts
EACH EVENING
The CONSOLES win be siysa 9Th - ,,,,.,.,,,
NEW AND APPROPRIATE sCESEhh
hy VI fshswocd
'sIiPiRB FURNITURE ,ud agpro9iae srpointil eats.
srrlpIlols,y CORRECT COSft AfS ageE iDs and a2pFo'
s,srt,e cd .P2ror late MUSIC under The direction d
MONDAY
l O.. enacted - rim, he-el Bourcsr'fs 5.ci comedy Of
LJNDOs ASSGiA.LE
ChaI'as Courtly ..........-...-..Ai Lsetet w fct
NEEDLE nlf tis'-
- tifIa 5a4t CoUr.y ltf
Dale ~ isr sis.
hrf igfkEssy nj fI-'4-
Dolls Spas f ipg"-
Cool ii' o-4'
James ~ .HFtfA
lsAr tly ,p1nkor...s..ss.s..ssss. Hts. AS's
fIrf.e At - - ~ ~.
slrs Joha oe.son
II EsuAT-LONE FOR LOVE
WFuN1 -OAi-ROAD 10 RUIN -
The Col.r1ics Of sin slOOPS ~ CON@IL4N
LOVE FOR LOVE,
eul the SCHOOL nor SCANDAL
G. n he -r,.,ted aud dle Cdce o. hich Vili be given
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EOR LINDRP0OL.-Ihc splendid British
l. steamship A!fASCt john Rastel &c commando.
4, Per No. l. y. T.. wiz Tor LTeP1ol eT-' % 50 Uk
tao NeGnorraacsn SIS . ..s.ss r-tuser b p ods.s
very superior 1uDodaon- CeEri-s :. -1'-s Aess
limited rUnbcr ~ -st-clc plseu.as g 1c faksn 4. he
owcst ries pssenF.Ts must be o. bo--l ~ y en- t1s
ny VI ''---' aU,i LAND & AsPI;wsLL. Agents
81 - cout l-st.