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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-26
THE HILLSBoR0UGH RECORDER
s PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

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Two Dollars and Fly Gents, il not paid within thsee
months; or Three Dollars, If delayed until sasr the
expiration Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until al arrearages
are paid, unless at the option ofthe publisher.
No paper will be sent to new subscriber out OF the
Slate unless payment is made in advance, or some per-
son in the State shall become responsible.
Advertising Rates for the Recorder.
Advertisements not exceeding fourteen lines, one
dollar for the frst and twenty-five cents iof each sub
ssquen, insertion; longer in proportion. Court
Advertisements twenty-five per ceni.hishc1 dedue'
ton Of one third viii be made 10 advertisers BY the
year.
The New York herald., 1862-12-06

The laws Of the first class (lst) the several
imposing duties on imports, and (2d) the act TO provide
The laws the second class are lst the authoriz
ing the ssuef United States notes and Of six per
bonds OF the Unted States redeemabe after five and
payable 10 twenty years, TO the amount OF five hundred
millions Of dollars 2d the two acts authorizing the issue
certificates Of Indebtedness and the purchase Of COIN
(sd) the act authorizing additional Of United
States notes and (4h) the act authorizing Payments in
. The laws Of the FIRST class have too recently enact
I'd and their practical operation and results Affected
VOC aa.e spoous eSer = % he
which amendments may be reqired or the amount
OF which may be expected from them The year
which viii elapse before the next regular session Of Con
gress will allow sufhcsnt time for practical tests, and
win doubtless suggest beneficial notifications seems
already probable that some taxes imposed may be either
repealed reduced In rate at that session. without injury
20 the public service the public credit Possibly also
cseS = ssu before the close Of the present session
ACTUAL AVID ESTIMATED REcErPrs
The actual and estimated receipts under these laws for
che current fiscal year, already stated will amount
sssns Revenue iSs law s % IS Thseceps from
reach SIS Ss3 76s ~, making general aggregate in.
cudIne sis $40 81 balance from last year Of $780,
tes s co. and leaving 10 be provided from loans, in
The laws cf ths second class limit the issue Of United
notes exclusive Of the contingent reserve Tor de
posts W $3.50 600 ooo limit the amount receivable OF
Temporary deposit 70 SlOo 900 900 and mis the issue
1vweniy SKIES 10 $500 900 900. The issue OF certih
Gates Of Indebtedness and OF fractional currency unI
swuAg "a rxcs~Ass suorr ussuunG SPECIE PAYMENTS
The amount u upsd States notes, including notes re-
80 tho treasury 70 the credit Of dsburs,ng ocers Qr
the Treasurer, was on the LIST instant t222,
Is.s ss re- rh.q ss s
asIss s $ tie is'ff' III 3 sS sc s'Is r..
thcr OF f2o Dol $50 may therefore yet be received
ghf sue Of fractional currency has reached the sum o
" Rsi 500 The heat ghs lesd N the estimate that be
Sss s-ess Ra1ssaAa ~ " Lsss-As4 y. 49, w
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The Draft in PennSylyania. .

2 HARRIsBURG. Oct. a2.-In one or two dis
trcts a disposition has been infested To resist
Ihr enforcement OF The draft. tioyernort 'urtin
has prepared himself fully for any emergency,
and has authority 10 use any troops in the STATE
Ia enforce the laws AT every hazard. The
draft has been patrioteally sus tanned in nearly
all the counties, and transportation has been
procured for most of the drafted men 10 their
different places OF rendezvous and in a fsw
days this large force Will be AT the service of
the government.
Provost Marshais have been nominated hv
the Governor Ia the Secretary Of War for the
several counties, and they will b. promptly
appointed. Thc' ..ill bc instructed and fully
empowered ~ en force The law faithfully.
HARGISBI Ei.. uct. 2.}.--Ijralted men by thou
sands are arriving here by every train. In adj
dIticn 40 TN" camps OF rtiideZS GUS established
III Ihiladeiphia- Plttsburg and Harrisburg,
Other camps ara Jo bh provided AT Chambers
burg: \ Ork, Gettysburg and other points along
tiir hnrd'f. Spencer Nillers battery from Phil
ads lphii, i 10 be divided into sections anu dis
tribute Il along the border. These precautions
=. ~ prevent repetition Of rebel cavalry raids
Tn: militia = Ill Le armed and eq uippcd at once.
Eu; i'll con Sagu1nco oi "A deficiency OF lila nkeis
in thc I *. gudr' II-.a ter department.. draft
eG r,'n are required Ia supply themselves from
home.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2i.-The civ counciis
h&y" passed resolutions requesting the ma ynr
- ask ih9 postpon, Ia Of the draft so a. 10
MI np ilr requisite nulGber with volunteers.
Ia whoa = hnuntl of >S:la l. IL ls given ia sid-
d.ri"lI - T'I" -oT6rhlntht bounty.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Capture OF a British Schooner Running
he .EnA

FORTRESS MohEUE, oct. 23-p. m.-The
straIner Guide arrived at Fortress Monroe az
four O'Clock this afternoon. from Nrybcrn n.
g., on the I'D, yesterday She Immediately
left here for Baltimore
The gunhoat Ellis, of the NeWbe Squadron,
Lieut. w. ID. Gushing commanding, captured,
on the 18Th inst. The British schooner Adelaide,
of Halifax, in New Tursail Inlet, twelve miles
from Wilmington, whilst attempting 10 run the
blockade with a cargo OF cotton and turpentine.
The vessel being aground, ii was necessary 10
destroy her with her cargo.
4 large Union meeting was held at Beau fort
on the 2lst instant. Eloquent addresses were
delivered and resolutions We're passed indorsing
The Presidents proclamation.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
BARNUM'S MUSEUM,
CIRCUS A&D MENAGERIE!
LOUISIANA AVENUE AND TENTH STREET.
LAST DAY BTT THREE OF
TIE BIG SHOW
FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING Oct. q
THE RIVELS.. THE RIFELSii

All the well-known festures Of these famous COM
panrs have been
Concentrated IN One Immense Exhibition.
No public anus >emrnt of this magnitude has ever
before been offered to the Wsshngt ton public. rbe
grsDd attractions Of ali other places of anusel .n
Rave been selected. secured aud com mprised in One
Magnificent Entertainment Ia sinyIr licset euti-
tling the u older tn witness all
Among fhe must conspicuous features in Ear
mum QUadru plud TrouU" are the following:
THE MUSEUM
IL TINS department appears. III admirable con
trast with the huge ami frrTicnns Creatures of the
Nsnagerie. tbst far famed epiioTac nf humanity.
the most diminutive of all human beings OF his
age, the retCuhtshie
COMMODORE MUTT
The Commodore hn!ds mas lCvce al the partition in
full uniform every afternoon and cven;r. NJ . ar
7oylock Intelligent, spri igbtly. prrrnssrssing and
affable the little hero bear. oiT the belle isu min =
at all pTetCnderS " Ro dare dispute with him the
hliiputian Psinl. 81 Next in stature. though su-
psTiIr in age and equal IN attraction, j. the
nOWned, original aui veritshie
GEN TOM THENB.
Of European and american celebrity. and ncv + II
tn" Commodore. the greatest man on Il small scale
that the century has produced.
TIE EQT ESTRIaN TROUPE
Brightest in the armament Of stars whici! T. late
from this immensity of talent Is the elegant Paris
ian EqueStrIenne
MADAME TOURN ARE.
in her metchlrss styl uf Saddle Riding. ii play
an nnhounded art in the control Of her b-autifdl
steed. most perfect command Of the hrie hand.
and all the cOncomitants attending her dasLiu.-
brilliant snd fearless School Of IIorseuanship The
unpa alleled acts and scenes of Hor<nlnsnshi D hy
tbs; Great Riders Mcssrs. HEMMINGS aud "a
RUS. NJ LIE BREEZY, ~ LIE GARDNER. NILE
CAMILLE and VI LIE MARIE will Ie diyrr.ife1
ET Admission to the whole only IL cent .: re.
served balcony seats 81 cents. oc q
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THE WAR ~ hENTI GEl.
pursUit or RraGa

CINtTYNETi- Uci. 22.-ticn. Humphrey Mar
hairs rebel force j. refeating from Noun,
Sterling towards East Tennessee. His army
numbcIs about 3,01. We nave fore. i'm pur-
sbict. hut aa ali Nar>haiii- IH"n are mounted.
hr WIll doubtless escape.
Ten. EraSG's rebel army is moving Ihro gh
Cumberland tap. Gen. Buell. has Ceased
purs ui, and il lying with his main force a,
Grab Orchard. IN another week no rrgular
retcl force VIII be- ia kentucky, and new
disposition VIII be made of cnr immense army.
Brig. Gen. JEFF G.. Davis has been placed
temporarily IN command OF the forces in Cow
mgt"n. MAJ. Gen. Granger Lakes the Held to-
morrow.
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wASuI >GTON THEATRE,

CoRNEG ELEvRXTK AND STEEETs
lessee AID Mana ger. .........H Henry c JARRETT
BENEFIT
of the ...
IerJatit 0qi DTie NAL q mCd,aa,
MR.. GHANfkAJ.
IMaiEN HIT OF THE
Ne II milton IL PLAE.
81 Intense Interest which hs> been ia pre- paraiina
Tor scTerai weeks % i. and viii Ice produced IL. IS
evening with N"w lUra' Scgl,ery, Hioraanic 1llu-
sons Mechanical Effects A,i. nrriate Costum.s d c
THIS EVENING,
y III lr produced Charles Gaylar'z celebrated Ma
uonai Drama ia three aciS, entitled
L J. l. Il L y
IN fhs S0tltiRg e1 FiIsltac Casrf Hnt.Sf.
Jupiter Ia t"itrahane ..-......... Mr. Chanfrau
ACT ]. Sccnc i--Nitw of I.nnv Bridge hy Moon
l&l'-tro ros. iugOf 4. =. Troors Scene .-Extc-io-
OF the Mar shall House. Scene a-StSirwa, in the
MarHhait uouse-Death of Ellsworth and fcarfnI
Eetri tl"n on tlle Rebel Jackson.
ACT III -,fairtaX Court Hous 10 IN Jane l8;,-Er-
france Of The Union forcos-Snckine of Pni r(u |,
Cruri House. s. ...
ACT III. .-Thc Fcms'" Sp, in the Union Canp-
NV National Song. The Bsttle-ry Y of Freedom,
-Desth Of the Female Spy-Skirmcfl ia tn. yirin-
ity Of Bull Run-LUCk cut for Bonn nhshell--t,Lar-.
g, Slack Acrsc Ca Hlry--Battie Of Bnll Run-Tat-
lcau.
Previous 30 the DRAMA tne iay7 iii. conedil.ta of
THE WIDOWS VICTIM.
o. 'ht SIAGE-S7R ttk BARBER.
with IL, S"nt.ri1 in ;a;ioms nf Forrest Bsot,
Kesn. Barney Williams a.ld Burton.l
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From FORTRESS Monroe.

F0I9GEss MONROE. Oct. 22-All Inc ma
claini.ts Of Portsmouth. numbering aboni thirty,
have suddenly disappeared. and il is ascer-
tsnl,d have gone within The rebel Hines, takiny
Inrir tools " iIh them. s.. .t.r.
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Fire nj Boston,.

B"sTcN. Oct. 23.-Tkc stables and coal and
wood yard "n RichiIdSoIs. Ercnch's and Til
l.Stun': VI httrtrs Hrr. ds>tTU: ed by fire this
morning, tvZ, ilItr with two schocutrs in Lhf.
docks. Loss SJ0,t0s, partly insured Pc go.
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From MatamJra>-Capture si "A Rebel
ScheoueP.

NEW IngH. Oct. .s.-The brio II. IIallock
from MatalnoTas. r.1.urS that thu y.il choon-r
Two Si~TS with I9p li'l".l rag iiN lng .nicst-d
the !ars;uT ct Ga,aIAa-aS. but shsdaddlad on
seen.;, the aunboai AilatrosS there Tho Alba
iross soon overlook and c;,piured the schooner.
SIHdiEE her :; prizi lu Key West.
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a. 1he I,ouisyille Journai Of <.

h' The Louisville Journal Of Saturday says:
eve have Rad reports as 20 the capture OF
large nulpher of rebel soldiers at Harrodsburg,
Ky, IN The 18th ipst.p We learned yesterday
tha the capLura was made 10y Lieut., nant Col.
omel john Bos le, Of the 9th Kentucky Cavalry,
who IiaCe dash into The place, completely
surprising and taking prisoners, sixteen hun
dred RctPls, composed of artillery, infantry
and cavalry. portion of those captured
were sick and wounGed soldiers, and The re-
naming were The rear guard OF Gen, Bragg
army. Iieutenant Colonel Boyie's gallantry ON
the occasion is highly commended, both officers
aud men exhibiting The ooclness and eeurage Of
yUt. rams s''' a. -.-'t - SO ,
Tne Journal also learns from gell.infcrined
army oficer, who arrived from Danviiis on
Friday, that General CiIlbart's army corps was
within seven miirs of the Kentucky river ON
"Wednesday. and moved at 3 O'clock in the
afternoon. of that day in pursuit OF the Rebel
army. The Rebels IN their II ight had destroyed
900 of their wagons, together with the bridge
over the kentucky rlSer, 20 embarrass the prT-
suit by t3rnerM Gilberts forces. The retreat
ing Rebel force embraced lou infanlry, ee0
10 dispute the passage Of the Federal troops
TIE DEaEr IL AsSE ARuSpEL Cousrr.7z
The ApnSpolis Gazette says: -, : ., ?
The Isl, 2d, Cd, 9TH and Annapolis districts Of
this county have been enrolled. aud apphcs-
UonS Tor exemption heard and determinesl-
fhe ith and Sth dis tricts have not yet been en-
rolled. On Monday q squad Of cavslry Inder-
took the job Of enrolling, these refractory dis
/ tricts, and win, we presume. anish IL uils
week. If 20. The draft for the county 2ill take
place about the first OF nextmonth, 81 ga1 :.
-Four hundred aud ninety one men sls - oe.
| Enrolled have shoxEn q net resid Ne Of .sonfor-
tunates1 amounting 10 car Ii the other Two
districts shall eiaisn ss.d obtain ezenfgiens M m
| result in taxing ono out @ isco of Mpss hose
conscisn, = 40 not permit then,, to taks thsoatk
thst s.fsT. drs afflicted ptk adisedst BuAicA iFssa-
paei,otes Ecs Jfors ar perform ssce q SsiI!fers
0ntr."
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AMUSEM ENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL.
CANTERBURY HALL,

LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR ST1TH STREET.
LOUISIANA AyESUE, NEAR SIxTE STREET.,
LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR SIXTH STREET,
In Rcor Of the National Hotel
nIREcTioS Leave PennSy ylvsnia avenue ST Sixth
OF -Four and half street ami so two squares .iu-tb
OF Pennsylvania avenue.
We WILL NOT Be oJTD0NE.
We GIVE THE REST ENTERTAINMENT IN
WASHINGTON.
WI HAVE NArE OuR MoSFY IN WASHINGTON,
and it is here We wilt spend it.
We have slwa,a given the Bp,t Show in the City,
hut come this heei- and you viii hId
| ALL PREVIOUS EFFORTS ECLIpsED
f-s go STAR PERFORMERS. s"
TEN NEW STARS THIS NEEK.
Tig.t appearance ofthr Queen of Tarp~;c'are.
MISS NATE pm NNOYER.
Fre>h from Il sucresaiul engagement at the Front
street Theatre, Baltimore,
Hayin. Danced at that establishment fer Ia II ks
% Grow led Houses.
fir~t appearance of
MILES JENNIE AND ELLA,
the Skipping Rope Dsuseusa<
MILE LAURETTA.
Mss LIILTE BRANDON,
the Beautiful DanscuseS.
MONS. >zoELosy,
AMI his great
RAVEL PANToMINH
kAyEL tNTOMlNE
BALLET TROUPE.
BALLET TROUPE
First appearance Of
PROF. 6. ". hIKBYE.
The te-t versatile performer in The TocId
First appearance Of
FRANK KEARNES
the Ethiopian Comedian
First appearance Of
MASTER GEORGE,
IN. World Wonier.
OUR OLD IFORITFS
Continued success Of the beautiful
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
She viii appear ev y night this week in new Songs
Reenga cement Of
MISS AGNES SWITZERLAND,
The Scottish Nightingale.
Her name is fSjcient to Ii the ClnterbuEy every
aWord from Us.
MISS JULIA CHRISTINE,
MISS FRANCES LEROY,
MISS KATIE HARRISON,
MILE IIZETTA.
will appear in New Dances
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS
will open a New Budget of Fun
. MASTER JOHNNY and MONS. SOL
To night, the great
GYPSY'S LAT
Il. the beautiful
JCIIA MORTIMER
KATE PENNO1ER.
The Ravel Psntonlime entitled
DECHALANEAT,
And the entire company ins TgENENDous BILL.
COME AND SEE OUR NEW COMPANY.
Remember, the Canterbury 10 lis,icd b. lhr
FIRST CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
Doors open, ia O'Clock; performance. -,
Admission 25 cents. Orchestra Chairs ai cents
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Arrival nj The Hacotah-The Burning of a
.schoonerzF -Four Lives Lost. ..z-ss--r

cu!ah has arrived. E.-.. -.h.tt F.,
The schooner Fl"anor as burned last night
OIL the North River. and four men on board
r"TiShrd. Sh" WIS laden with hay bricks and
cement, for FORTRESS Monroe, and was in Gov
eTnna.llt employ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24
ARctcl Raid ON Commerce.

CAIRO, UcI. .l.--A rtporl has ralchfd tnis
city that the rebels have made raid on Coma
merCe, Nc and sacked the town The rf,rIs
numbered .Isi. under Col Jeffries They orr
riei OF a large number OF horses and mules. and
4 GUanti ' or prov i>iuIs.
Admiral Porter incmrdiatoIy on the ~ .c"ip.
OF IN" news. sem The CUR boat Icvin - ~ ~ riv
the reislliouS ci7y a visit
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TFLHiRAPHIC NEWS
The WAR IN THE EST.
The GueriIla> ON The Mi>>i>>tnni

CkIRc. Oct an.-Tlrc Memphis Bulletin nf'he
Eth inst. says: .'Isbout Ia O'Clock YESTERDAY
morning, "a the stramrr Continental loaded
with passengers and tr"IEht from above. was
passing Island No. ~. this side of Point Pleas
ant, blank shot fired arro>s her how,
fTCm ihr Al kansas side, To bring her into slIpr,,
No herd Was paid la tlir summons. agd >he
passed on. Presently about fifty men appeared
in sight. all beckoning her tn land. but CaptaiiI
ON. al didn't heed the summons, when a ic-
pound shot Was fired al her. striking the water
about ten feet from the hoat. and glancinE up
ward, pcn' trt;cd the hold bout Il foot above
fthe wat+r-nark, and lodged in hale Of hay.
of course the Continental. put about from tina {
place, hEt not le1urc ;tEoh her shot, striking her
stern. tad been fired ~ her. The danag,. 80
the Continental waS. fortunately, trivial"
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& The DEFICIENCY IN BosroN.-rhe Boston
Daily Advestisef of wednesday states that the
deficiency of mine months men mustered into
the United States service from Boston is nearly
one thousand, The deficiency was supposed d
few days ago 10 be only 3s6, but an error hss
hsen discovered in the. count Of Aldermanlc
committee by which s5S are added TO the shove
number. The Advertiser urges the people not
; 70 slacken their efforts 10 make up the full
quotaof the city by eniistnents.
- During the past month upwards Of three
thousand persons were required TO tahe ms
oath prescribed by the Secretary OF me
Treasury for persons ssliing goods $50 10
Eastern Shore Of Virginia, and for those who
M rcfrs sed them. The recsipts or that depart
n,rut were for the same pertod about one
thorea nd <iolsrs.is 80 great Is the labor Of yhe,
eurycyor,s department on TINT Account shat
four additional clerks have been REQ uired 20
MI up the afffdsvits and perrnits.-B1E snn.
+. ,'5f1W f(A.8lsZle-A = .ls4 = tG.i-sss sfa4 a
THy ArsBaMA IND TIM .sssis,L<Srusair,f
Clifford is firmly ct the opinion thaf ;tbc Afs-
hama and ihe ss29G' are not the same ve<ssl, as
he frequently heard the crew Of the Alabazns
speaking OF The ss29o" snd or n. UyIe.o SOM
of the newspapers taken fr~m the Emify Pam
ham contxtsed an accounl VI the ss2sp' runn1ng
fhe blockade 10 Mobilr, and on hearing a. read
tlie crew OF The Alabama gaye three cheers for
-. sI.l
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Affair." oH the Nis.is>inni.

CAIRO, Oct <3-In cons, quenc' uf .,I.' ap-
proach ot "idu n belS. supposed 10 b" part of
.fach>On : cavalry. un our troops on thp Ten
n">S'c >hnrH, opposite Island No. H. Eht troops
and pubic properly N'rc rCmvN ed - I-ly TO the
island. TIE steamer Romeo. from Nel1nhis.
r'rorf~ All quiet III" rebels have rstreag.'d 60
{; rand Prairin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24

EsOLlMPIC MUSIC HALL.-ta
ssOI.YMPIC MTSIC HtLL,~ys
aSOI.YMPIC NIESIC HALL,ya
SITE OF THE GYMNASIUM.
SITE Or THE GYMNASIUM.
CORNER or MYTH ST e TOE!STtNl ~,
CORNER or NINTH ST. d LOEISfANi Az,
Conner Or NINTH ST d LOUISIANA A.,
NE,E P,SS. Az. AND .MsEkEr SFAcF.
ETAR PENN. Az. SSD MARREI srAce. ...
A RESrECTABIE MUSIC HALL,
Hhieh, since It's opening, has been ATTENDED with
UNPRfCEDENTED SUCCESS.
The management rrGvilinss
LIGHT AND PLEASING
ENTERTAINMENT,
fUN. DASH, AND HUMOR,
aad tincturcd. withsl, with ..-
""-
DELIGHTFUL SEAT1HEAT.
....
TIE BEST ARTISTS N TuE CITY APPEAR
........
La, hA hhhNHhp' ''A. ia bhhN Ahr'
JULIA HAMILTON,
SOPHIA h1iT0S,
u,1r,,.u,ro, .vc,xc .,y
'H'i-A ''--'N''-'" H.
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ANU SEN ENTS.

ANU SEM ENTS.
GROWERS TstEATER
Penn arrnre near EillaYds Hotel.
LFohAaD GRdrEK.---. .AissoEb
COMPLIMEHTARY
fARkWELL JOINT BhSLFir
nr. ASb SI Mrs.
v: v ): !: FtSFESeE:: FtSFFSsE:
when will be presented
CHARMING COMIC BILL,
The new aI,f! .rcressfnl Local ComAdiatta tn.
RErC REf RSEb RsSEEb vSSLTTStEEER! SttEERR .
". FLORENCE a>.....The Returned Volunteer
Nightingale peiha.,......,.K Koppitz and orchcs;ra
AtEssSS 4 EEssSS FoK F"K HEsHsxPs HEsRsxPsi
s. fN SIX
With Charming Songs and Dances ..,.
MIR. ". J. FLORENCE
ArAY WITH THE IeISH BRIGADE!
To conclude with the E
MlSCHIEvCT5 IRISnMANI
MISCHIEt0US FRESHMAN!
WI. FLORENCE
As PADDY MILES
MONDAY NEXT, October =.
will appear
LUCILLE WESTERN,
The Celebrated, Beautiful Actress.
PRICES or ADMISSION.
Orchestra rs cents
Family Circle s. 49,. --..--..-...-....---4ce cents
Colored Gallery - e5 cents
Seats may he secured from 10 clock a. m to
O'Clock p. M, v ithoUt extra char &c.
Doors open ct u, o'clock. Performance COM
mepces al ca clock.
EGRD's NV TENTH ,TR THEArER
Iseth 81, obcre Pennsylvania at.
fGaS T.; tosp,. D. AZ, Lessee and Manaser
LAST GRAND BENEFIr
AND F86EWELL NIGHT BUTONE
or the successful and Triumphant engs:omcnt of
the beautiful and accom- plished
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
The Young actress. who Is shout terminating
the lor gest and most profitable Star Enga cement
schcved the hi ghcst dramatic 6cnors over sFtrS
intended c. etition. Whether single, double tri-
PIE cr qusdG uplc attractions.
RARE RILI OF ENTERTAINMENT,
rnnfF FKH Mss tfHk4Hfi Ht4inf1ns
MISS MAGGIE NiiiT MiTtnhEf.A kHaA AND Miss MARY
{! THl6 d6S'5fs 81 Ell KY ks &Sb SfSits Si:f
ehhAfssr Bill iii OF or Tie SEASON sEasoy
TWO PERCENTAGES IN ONE
For THIS (FRiDAll EhEHlNG, October "a
The Splendid Moral Drama
f A NCHDN, THE CRICKET!
etSGHqS 81 F.Hfr NtsSIE t%k sITGEtt sTTIE
Act The Rising Moon and Shadow Dance
Act II-fete of St. An,ioche and Ns. pol. Dance.
Act !iI-Thr X. turn OF tte Villagers
Act IN-"Is there any one ia the world VI ho loves
me-" E.'t .... -. -.
Act N-Happy Denouement.
Highland Fling by r-que-t).. Mr.. J. NJ Thompson
To conclude with
sopu.. THE REN EZE0Es
bdnGRkTIA...-......M MISS EMMA MITgHELI.
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