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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

kJtktc Il F6aSurer.
THErT.--A parcel, containing six pieces Of
Cashmere, worth about two hundred dollars.
was taken from the National Express Office at
North Bennington on the evening Of the 1lth
time of the arrival of the parcel before Il was
stolen. The goods were afterwards found in !
barn but few rods from the depot, by Messrs 4
with hay. M t - = 3 = Il. =
TIRE IN Condvctor Reed. Of
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad. informs
Y us that fire broke out in Fullerton's FACTORY,
e Cavendlsh, 1t about ten o'clock last evon-
mg. bmlding slightly damaged. Stock and
machinery considerably injured BY water. a
f,ERsoHAL.-Capt. Drew, Of the Bradford
Telegraph, has bean obliged to withdraw from
tas editorial chair, On account Of hl-health.
SrIcIDE.-A man named Grimes hume him,
self ln the woods IN Newport. recentlv I-i T. 8
$50 s : that he VS. nnah smbsrrassed by dsbt.
40 = Ws!fhsd . hsasiIy On his mind M hs
- = esleq e esunit H. hegribls 81. 49,
: az1sAz fz4sssa Il II III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

CHICAGO. Friday Aug y. lst3
Special dispatches from Memphis say that
only the 18th Army Corps is now stationed at vicks-
burg.
species of intermittent fever is prevalent among
the soldiers and those who taken sicA promptly
removed 10 .he hospitals here.
Very few troops CHARTERED In the city Of Veks-
burgonly enough TO 90 police duty; the rect are en-
camped on the nights back OF the city.
Gen Sherman's corps is still e. camped near the Big
Black and Bear and Clear creeks. This Corps has had
the hardest service Of tie campaign yet they enjoy bet
ter health than any other.
The 18th Army Corps under Gen. Ord, has moved to
Natchez for sanitary They viii remain there
for the present
Admiral Por,cr's feet is scattered along the Mssis-
sippi River from New Orleans TO Cairo. The inter-
mediate distances between the points where the gun
boats are stationed patroed by ghtdraught boats
There is no special news from below
Adyices from zen. Seees Arkan sas expedition were
looked for soon from Helena.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Expedition into North CRroIinn-sL irmish
with lwcrriiias-Thc Rebels severely
Punishcd-Crcnt Fright mt Richmond
nbonr ha lcsiom-If CharIeston IL Lost.
All IL Lost-JcG. Davis Imprisoned.
FonIRr.. MoNRoE. Thursday. Aug 30. ~

FouIRYs> MONROE. Thursday Aug. 20 leo3
The flag Of truce steamer New-lork, Capt.
Chisholm. ltf list evening FOR City Point with 30
Rebel prisoners from Chester Pa. In charge Of Maj.
Mumford.
Acting Brig Gen. II. +. OEdcrdonk with the lst
New.York Mounted Rifles aud two companies Of the
nth Pennsylvania Cavalry has just returned TO Pors
mouth Va from long raid into North Carolina
They passed through Edenton and opened commun.ea'
zion. with Capt Roberts In command q South Mills.
Thence they proceeded 10 Pasquctank and Hntford.
while about hnk way between the two places, they
were attacked by guerrias and in the skirmish lost
two men They Killed 10 gaerrillas. drove several into
the Dismal swamp who were drowned. captured 90
horses some cattle sc. The raid was very successful
Two refugees arrived in Norfolk to-day from Rich
mond who we're born In Canada They report that the
Rebel Government terribly frightened about Charles
ton and say II 1t is taken all is lost guard is kept
about the residence OF JEFF Davis night and day to pre-
vent him from running away from Richmond. There
very few troops In about Richmond, and only
one brigade between there and Petersburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

MKNrHis. friday, Anr. y, IttJ
Adyices from Arkansas say that all the Rebel
forces in that State arc concentrated ut Almcda yc
miles bcoS Little Rock. Kirby Smith had arrived ard
taken Command. The troops were erecting foTiiiioa
tons.
The peop,c in tho White River country are In almost
starving conditions aad there strong disposition
,hrou rh"ut the State In ao,opi peace on ANY terms
w H. Lee friend and clas,mate Of the editor OF the
RHiiefia ius. arrived frum Georgia says nothing can
equal the ahoc, and starving condition Of the people Of
the Southern States aud The unmitiga;ed despotisui
practiccd uqon them. Tie people are ripe FOR move
mcnt 20 overthrow their rulers and such action cannot
be much longer delayed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
REBEL VANDALISM IN KANSAS.
The City Of Lawrence Sacked and
Burned.
The Guerrilla Quantrell the Leader
The City Utterly Defenseless'
TIE MOST FlENDISH ACT OF THE WAR;
LE,vrxwoRrn Fridey, Aug. 81. 1863.

LE.vExwoRru. Fridey Aug. 81 1863.
About q O'clock last evening" the Rebel gucr-
rla chief Qunntrcl with force goo strong, crossed
the Missouri River into Kansas near the town Of Gard
ncr co miles below here and Immediately started for
Lawrence arriving before that town at 4oclock this
morning. Quantrcll posted guard around the town.
so that the citizens could not escape and with the re-
mander Of his men commenced plaging stores, shoot
ingciisens and firing houses
Gentleman. who managed 10 escape and secrc'ed
himself in a corn.fcld the town. reports that be
swan the river at O'Clock and reaching the blu
Ibis side had plain view Of the town, which was then
sheet OF flames From what b. saw he thinks the loss
had reached ZOO. and by this time perhaps much
more "a the Rebels seemed determined TO destroy
everything that would bum.
We cannot learn that any resistance was made, ~ the
citizens taken by surpc the first alarm being the
cracking Of the flames and tie ycls OF the Rebel IN
cendiarics.
James II. Lane in the city. and Is Is feared that
he las fallen into the hands OF the Rebels as escap,
through their lines almost impossible.
A large number Of Union troops have been sent u
pursuit o. the guerrilas but with what success is moi
yet known
Mayor Anthony Of this city has issued q proclama
ton stating that the people Of Leayenworth need moi
apprehend any rohblc but requesting every able
citizen to provide himself with the best arms he can
and hold himself in readiness 20 aid friends In AM
part Of the State at moments notice lie censures III
General commanding this district, who he says will
600 troops under his command has allowed few hun
drcd guerras get hfy miles into the Interior burn
city and destroy tEo millions worth Of property and h
in,ina,es that the citizens must depend on ihense'c
/ flr the defense Of the city and State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAzErTl-oPPIcIAL.


The following order has inst been issued from
the Headquarters Of tie Army Of the Potomac
GrxrnsL OrDrR No 80fiTs' For the purpose Of living
full freedom u choice army the selection Of hrwsps
fers II j. ordered that any officer enlisted wi,ius 70
purchase any daily Joa furnished by the age" ap
neiued under provisions Of the circular Of juno
notice thereof the Provost Marshal Of this comm I'D 10
which he belong who shall forward the ssre through the
Martial bis cofp the Provost Marshal encfa
who shall instruct said to sIn the same without Dc"
law and neglect biz part 70 comply with such instfuc'
,o .ha be held sUcen for yacaiils his sppont
meat .- ~. a., -
n of the .ck ui wounded Of this army has been delayed
y reason Of their pive lists having boen signed by non
officers temporarily commanding conl~uie II
Whenever any cause The signature OF
officer o! company cannot be obtained the
lii h be sirnedby field officer by the Ad u,ant OF
the regiment 20 which such company belongs 80
Third: The reports called for by paragraph o beners W
ders No g, June H. 1868 from these headquaner nom
Ia edition 20 the and rank OF every officer having
sode in HE service and the and regiment OF the soldier
and the length Of time such service hos been rem
dered.
Fourth: No roncommis.ioned officer private give
s psroe except through and officer for himself
az hi. command can under ccrs;enccs, give military
o NOT 70 serve Until ychanged except when delivered 10
en- officer the United States duly authorized to receive n
Al one of the points agreed upon by he Government Tor The
exchange OF prisoner, Of other point agreed
mon by the commander Of army to which ne belongs Al
or proe are null aud void Any officer or soldier OF this
army yinr them will be returned 10 duty without exchange
ana viii be punished for disObedlence Of orders. ,,
BY command OF MSJ'peh Hhhpf
g. WILLIAM, a. y. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
sIlnrn nIspAIcu.
PORTLAND, Me-. Friday. Aug. 2l,

PORTLAND, Me-, friday. Aug. II, 1908.
The other prisoner proves to be James Thurs
ton Second Lieutenant Of the Confederate Marine sor.
vice from the Atlanta alias Finga captured at Sayan.
nah The prisoners that they escaped by crawling
over the ramparts OF Fort Warren while tho scntrios
were on duty.
Tlcy swan. with the assistance sof target three
quarters OF "A mile to the opposite island. where
they seized little fishing yacht Lieutenant keeG
attempted to escape with them, but was detected
in his attempt to DO by the sentry stumbling
uuon him while he was crawling down after the
alarm had been given. They landed only at
HAMPTON beach and captured at IL O'Clock yes
,erd,y eastward of Boon Island The prisoners made
no resistance. They say they would have escaped by
putting out to sea- II they had been supplied with food
and ,lo,Aing.
Cant Webster. of the cutter Dobbn, boarded every
vessel he with ni he captured the prisoners They
had some $500 or $500 Confederate money. with
grccnbacAs. They are now secure IN the Jail here
rhcir boat Was miserable one AID totally unfit for
tho.r contemplated trip.
The Yacht sparkle. with Deputy Collector Bird and u
volunteer crow. has not yet returned She was armed
with swivel gun and muskets from the Tacony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

The Richmond Uhig Of to-day contains the
Allowing;
CHARLESTON, Aug. 20 Ices.
Tie oremys operations during the last twenty four
haas Lave been mostly confined TO steady and con
,ruos bonbardment Of Fort Sumter from tAer Parrot
suns On Morris Island.
Their FIRE begins to tell on Fort Sumter, which Re
I,i,s only a, long intervals
The defense of the harbor does 10, depend mainly
s,on Sumter Even if that fortress should be battered
down the harbor may sin be held.
GOV Bonham has issued proclamation urging TIE
removal Of all non from Charleston as soon
IS ycssihle.
TIE 9co.pound Parrot guns Of the enemy are too
p.eh icr the walls Of Sumter and the fort only replies
Eintervais
Il has been determined 10 defend tie city street by
s,,ce ard house by house long 'oot Of earth is
1T.
JACKSON. Miss, Tuesday Aug II.
Tie Federal cavalry from Yazco City have reached
paot Station on the Mississippi Railroad, where they
.ar,ured a train and cut the telegraph wires.
Serious destruction on the railroad northward is sp
Pretended
The Yankees are carrying two engines and trsin'
pc.tlvald from Walden; and heavy raid is coming
scuinwagd from the Charleston Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
MOVEMENTS IN ARkANsAs.
Capture Of Rebel Booty-Advance on Little
Rock.

ST LOUIS Tuesday. Aug. ~. 1903.
-Four companies of the Sd Arkansas Colored
Regiment. Col Guce. left for Helena last night. The
remaining companies Of the regiment will follow On
Monday.
Gen. Schofcld received dispatches yesterday stating
that our gunboais captured three four Rebel boats.
crews and III the Rebels had in the river
Cen Davidson had crossed the White River al Clar.
cndon and moved in the directon.of Little Rock. HIS
advance were In sight OF the picSets of Gen. Price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
The Makers Of Rebel Bnnk.Note Paper
Held for Trial.
BosroN. Friday. An

BosroN, Friday. Aug. 81 ls63.
George ". Linn, Prcntss &. Baird, and VII.
liam Brown all residents of Lee Mass were brought
before United States Commissioner Ialett to-day On
the charge OF giving aid and comfort Ia the keoes
manufacturing bank.noe paper having the water mar.
&C - A.. IN the center of the bills. .os ProseSss
was entered In the of Baird that he ngn. "Pe-
witness. Linn held in 1900 to sppear u, We
September term Of the District Court; ana nro"n wnS
worked for him but against whom testimony beyond
that fact Was introduced YVES bad u v%"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
Protection and Aid for New-Enyinnd
Soldiers.

BosroS Friday Aug. 81. 1868.
The State of Massachusetts, now employs II
Commissioner TO pass the routc from Washington
to New York daily TO accompany New England soldiers
discharged or furoughed and protect them from es!or
toperS Spd swipdler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
The Army Of the Cun,berIand-A MoScn'en
in Progress.

CINCINNATI Friday, Aug. 81, lsd3.
The Gazette has private advices from the Army
of the Cumberland up to the lhh inst movement Is in
progress and the pubic may look ont for important
news from East Tennessee.
Returns from all but nine counties in Kentucky give
Bramlettc for Governor. over so 0oO majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

BALTIMORE, Aug y, leoj.
The Rebel Major-Gen. Trumble, Brig. Gen.
Kmper with three other Rebel officers arrived here
to-day from the Gettysburg Hospitals and were placed
in the hospital in this city. AL the Rebel officers now
here and able to travel viii be sent TO TO John
stons Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
Rcenpture Of the Rebels who Escaped from
Fort Warren.
PORTLAND. Me. Friday. Al

i"hiLaNp nv 'i'""!' 'ub 80 ic'''
The revcnue-cutter j. &. Dobbn arrived here
at O'Clock this morning, with tho yacht and escaped
prisoners from Fort Warren. There were but two
OF the Rebels and neither Of them OF tho Taconys
crew. Lieut. Alexander commander OF the ram
Fnga The prisoners state that only two escaped from
the Fort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
BvfPAio. FRIDAY.

BufFALo Friday, Aug. 81 1863.
The sd Massachusetts Regiment arrived
TO night ard left ios home via the Central Railroad at
u ocloci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
ttsOcietcd Press.
WAsnSGroS. Friday. Aug. 81. 1863.
THE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.

Gov. Pierpont is here making arrangements
for uu.ng the Government Of the State Of West Vr.
eina into operation. the seat 10 be ut Alexandra.
with this view the srst Legislature will be- convened In
extra session. probably in September. when they will
elect Treasurer and Auditor for without them no
salaries can be paid the collected In the several
counties deposited BY the creation Of the state OF
West Virginia the sum Of 800 900 was left to The credit
Of the remaining portions Of the Old Dominion The
new tenure Of Gov Perpont will commence In January
next the election having taken place the 2Sth OF last
May in those parts Of Eastern Virginia free from Rebel
control. Thus there three Governors In what Was
formerly known as State. including the Rebel
fInctonary nj Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

BUFFALO, Friday Aug 81 1868
The Forty.ninth Massachusetts, Regiment, OF
Pitsaeld. los gro at $50 d. foI home by ths Cen
tral r0sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
TRADE on THE MISSISSIPPI.

The Treasury Department has heard nothing
Of the courier reported have been sent by Gen Grant
nor Of any modification Of his views in respect 10 trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

And in any the Board has 70 doubt the chaeter
or snfcency Of the evidence presented should decline
granting exemption unless such additional proof may
require presented in time to be without delaying
the Of the draft Provost Marshas required to
telegraph daily TO the Provost Marshal General after the
adjournment Of the Examining Board the number of drafted
men held substitutes accepted paid communications exempted
disability exempted for all other total examined
Mt To general rendezvous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
GLORIOUS NEWS IRON CHARLESTON
Rebel Reports Of the Situation.
Our 2OO.Pounders too Much for
Sumter.
The Fort Replying Only At Long
Intervals.
yon.Combatants Ordered cut Of
Charleston.
Ibe CITY TO be Defended Street by Slr@|
CUE CAVALRY At WORK In MlSSlSSlPPl'
Serious Destruction OF Railroad
Property.
1 utayy Force Advancing SOnthward'

NogFoLK. VA. Friday, Aug. 81, let5.
The Richmond Uhg Of to-day contains the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
OHpaAScr ono. NEy toHs AizIa.L
G0rrnsoVs ISLAND Oct - 1913 ,
DRoPos -i'roposai. viii be received 81

DROPOs Ms -Propoiai. viii he received 81
r. .ale .ltl So, 5l o-3 ~ ne rrpsf tHa Iei.'-
n ~ ~ r., cr p-f- O! iIn.rs rs.l oi w. ptJ
krtr .t. OF Horsr Fqurueufs ,sici have been q. sr'
Vie lle.s nriee. to be pot IA compete oief iAo'
ke,rd fuaek varfish NO. fu bc soif theArl tsf
and o. s.uq pssta pied. snrh a. in hoIoa r,"'
III s.s studs, - ool tfos' ps oefns hoeA' &C. ~,
Ito ..ts 70 be made pcie by tgpyHt L.s .-.'
.s irrf u. d T.. ,a.trid.s Eoses t.p io.cars J." Ae
ql,.i taI 10 De OF tls beet "a, iarloa % 20 'Ia -
fr. In every r,spO 90 tle pies ~ hs fo't o.
A., pir.snt. Sc ~ De pacsea n he tsus b''e' %. ''
new sors IL. pro. wo. boxes viii o desenea ., 'hs
Td Wi. state The price per eel FOR P.iiiig In od' the con-
pete srs also the pros PER pa if p.ns Ia ,f'r' a.
-, ~ .us f1cowp,te sraslch a. Gtr iti otn o
t. L. ..o t. rrr. per pan ". the ne" "oik t. coh
~. lie s.b iei. ssts sneh Cartridge Box OlH e e.
fy i-,, tb,n 10 ODo srts s hs entertained AMI on
- i,. % sro i the but.nr.a AID who c,n DO tlo Won
~, oun .bsp. T..e .lsics Inut bs delivered al i'
Pot Al the rate Of 1903 kcnipnents " ~ " 'sls Ae
r-,ners monthly Th. t reject any ia tec,ned 90
4. f..@fyed Tfog0sat -hold DO enaofssd, FRO
o,. for hapsir. Of Accout ~r.ls &c Aaa sdeff. 70
ffCol T. A. NATNNs RlONf. OrdHaace Depaitnsnl, Boa
No I4sJ NsW.y0lk City.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
oxpsAsor OFFICE wAr Dar.ErsFSr' ,a,.' f,


CsEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al
hi, Office upt he 9Th day Of October next, for BAfp
IEO and BUshlSG Ito - pounder Guns st TIE fo ana
.r,enss Of the United sta.es lie Atlantic Ss-tA aAoun'
~. ssn, Wi BE- delivered a. md removed from ~. es'sb
snuen where tho work Is ~ te ccas 81 ie eO VI '"e
P,ono. sor hose on tho Pschc ooa'-sbou' ~ IN number
=. M be received until the oth u December noiti ana
10 tle case Of these The sans vii De s'A'erca 81 san
Ti ~n, are to b., turned down TIRE cyader E The
.r AZ tsutyseyru inclrs iI0 the ihi 81 We p.' ~,
prspe ed to ste bs Of tie bet wr"ufLt f2n .
diameter of which viii DO t"'uiy h'o".' "'a ~ "
rvnti. TO bushed with Brsh Of pdr' nfoi topii
ono inch in dai eicr sad about nne en1 H'' .'
uorrd with ven, o. NO tenth' oi nh iH. t, ., t
,.yinga Of the gun IN ~ ~ sina4 ~ ana W. a"
,, -. can oe .ron At this on, at tho Mbiio"h W s
NJ a, the Ns,eIyliet Arseusl end 3. ibe Ne. Or
Aeeey No a Worthst Cy ol New OK a. ~. FfsshA
h. H,ide.burs IA sId a. hieghcAy Ar'nI .
~ lie fort Eionree Ar.cua Va 81 Louis AT-ea Mo- A'A
j. TO be done 10 the entire satisfaction o. 'hs
tho will be appoiatcd 70 supcrnlcnd ana Psb'
viii be made in foil Tor each gun upon rs oo'"'' " "
\ spec;ioE snd receipt - t. ,,.. ,.b ,is ,rer..
e,. a..- iu iei. emo manner iI lch lsl- FtoP"tu ~
, -, IN. Land; tie number they wL band yer mi" mo ~.
he tine which vii De- required 70 40 zoe ~. , -.
eo1 and the tin. required Tor doins he ~ - = q
~ ,,ce viii lie important elements ~ conH'ms ''' U.s.
ana M con deed from any psries bat such as hr
Sorlnerv aid who are IA th' "il i,n ~ @ N cs 49,,
,iiv ,,,e psr.d 10 eyocute the WORK III W." ~ ~
| Known to ilis department ''ia'h" " 'I'
,.u.t accompany the piop""a' a., .,.tl n, 0nv r.r
InJ Min ,atisfscoTy suTetiet =" thr an ~ H.
mi Of The bid W.. be rcqu iiof no [ =, ,sc sny or
cen. " "a ,ns Gos,nsni reserves the rg" u iIoo' any "
siI o,a. u iii h, indoYssd Poposns for banding ~
pdnaAsy and will b. addressed :, 'rssde Vs"''"
\ " hso'ssJ' NN's " UEOHGE ID. Nhbloht'
| n,is.disr Csasoai, Chiof u otdasass
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
Amusemenis.
NIBLOy GARDEN.

NIBLOy GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manaser...........Mr VIM WH2ArLEY.
hIr Mheaey bc.s leave TO inform tho publ, that he
hls made Arrangements " th the
GREAT AMERICAN Artistic,
MATILDA HERON,
who viii commence
BRIEF ENGAGEMENT
at this theaier
MOSDAY EVENING, OCT. 2s. 1854
In her emotional and n,cn,e drama Of
CAMILLE.
On The FATE or A CooUETrs.
In Which she will be snrpg 80 by
MOST ioWELtUL CAST.
including the names Of ,,.,,
Mr.. H. r. SHEWELL,
Mr. l. NUNiN MR.. !. W. COLLIER,
MIR n n RiS,gGOLD Mr.. J. ). HALL,
Mss MARY WELLS,
MPS. SKERRTrr, AND Mk5, hEEnnS; ~ sS;,
Conductor. ..,,................iARVEY r. DODWORTH.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT ~, 1861
MATILDA HERON,
Her second appearance
Tho msnsFer respectfully annognces That the engagements o.
EDWIN FORREST,
which unfortunately interrupted Oy domesus amcuon'
will be renew ed upon - .,,..r
WEDNESDAY, EVENING NEXT,
when lie will appear In hs great part ofFebro tns osoAs
THH BROKER OF BOGOTA.
which win be produced for
the tr.t time this
sests may be secured at the Boz Osice
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
Amusernents.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- THE BRILLIANT SUCCESS
and tho urgent soc.,iOns Of the public induce rs snaG
GREAT SENSATIONAL DRAMA.
MARRIETTE;
THE wAnyiSa oy DEATH,
ONE WEEK LONGER
''N"' '' Every Every AFTERNOON a. O'Clock, sna
In The cour.. Of which introduced many startling ss.:
thrn, inolen,s and astounding effects among which ~
marvellous snd wonderful - ,,. c,,osr
sPECrRAL ILLTsIoN THE THE GHOST. GHOST.
SPECTRAL ILLUSION, The GHOSr'
SPECTRAL ILLUSION. THE GHOST,
Which hA, 70 a.tOn.ed the of shss'sads Il vo
the lat two or 'a''s one Sss1; WEEK MORE
S' 'A' PAST fF&SToSiiiE ifsDits AND BALLET coMPAn
.,,.,., BROTHERS SANFORD
And the beautiful and talented
PREMIER DANSEUsE
MADEMUISELLE MEDIA,
who '''''i fAriaS f.i saI.Ef P4SISai7 81
TIE yINE:DREssERs 0S CoM6.
This ohay piiuz Ballet has received with
PERFECT ylI ENTHUSIASM
RoAns OF LAUGHTER T'a AND APPLAUSE,
from the the close It will Ss produces
each performance.
MONS ALEXANDRA. MAGICIAN. -.
Pupil Of tho Great Wizard Of the Norh gives bis w'.so
tricas and leats OF Ma,
EVERY HOUR, DAY AND EVENlNo.
On the platform ia the Elain ball Of the Musexnt
EVERY MAN ~ DE- Wv
Beside explaining his to his visitors and selling ~
q very low figure
10 be se, at all hours every day and evening
THE GIANT BOY.
Eighteen years Old, and over
FIGHT FEET HIGH!
tho tsllest living. Also - ma
SPLENDID GROUP or
MOVING WAX FIGURES
Imported from Europe, representing
DON CARLOS AND HIS SUITE
encsuped in the Mountain. OF Old Castle Including ths
DYI.G SCENE OF rHE
SPANISH CHEF, ZUMALCARREGUL
SUr.ouLdsd BY his Vito. sister aud other Friends
MRS. OES. TONI Thu MB'S
PETITE SEWING MACHINE,
perfect md beautiful specimen Of n.ecianisnt
TROPICAL COLDKkD FISH,
THE LIVING NOSSiER PYTHON,
TIE GREAT DRAGON or rHB EAST.
AUTOMATOS WRITER,
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATION .
Tie GRAND AQUARIA. Learned seal SEQ lAoa ND
s.sr Bear Living Anicsnia., Wa Figures &c.
AIui..isu. 2j cents Children under ten, 10 ceats .
~ Al CoMPLiazsTAgr IIcKETs ost mus se 80
before the h November, tere ~i se nc Tree uoesD
a.ter that time.