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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04

ALI 10 be In good fesh. '..-iiaa -'.'a.ss.E-
AL to be uSl fourteen hands aud in height.
JAIL 70 be sound and BerViceable, and to be ovKR
FHRKE AND UNDER MINI YEARS OF AGR. -sa-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
PROPOSALS. FOR MULES.
DDPor ov4hrEaMAsInn's oygIoh

DDPoT QUERTERAAsTER's OYFICE, 4
-EhaE Baltimore, Nd, May 20, 1868.
GBALED PROPOSALS will DO received at this Of.
= hoo until TUESDAY, tho 9th day of June, at IL
O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the Government with
Q,0OO) ONE THOUSAND MULES. To be delivered
At Baltimore, Md, Wheeling, Va, Parkersburg Va,
and Gapols, Ohio, and to conform to the following
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-07
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beem lose etdbtirte Gei1dt bernpnimen babe ub Be-
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paPl Re8eni4irine, StEde &C.. eDe ale in biees Tate
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~ aae 8eiteGIuu9eu iuerben prompt, biIig unb in
fitr3efer Grf ougeiertist iperbea.
Il. -.... 81 s. &aaifer.
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

dee ied npro cement what hae bssp hereto :" 'ho
nShod Captain Dspey, ksssapt sluar'er"as or, Is 70
chiree 81 Ne pst, asd Ltutraag, Ban, as,ns assistant
Cuarle'ni ef. "a course 81 tno horse de,'a' ineni
c'v slsp 81 uss tor tie gurterinas tsrs OF o.
trieass bpu1rta ana. thirty onr ~ twenty
ht s1t st0reannss yisrternlster's Stores TAO
bnndIel anh 10 riy olr ~ soseniy eei ahscssnirns
snuu gor arr iundred ~. ac,r er's shop nun
drcd tairty BY hiy ieet, ard mii o. bo run
by steam ror grudos forlgss huadced by nty feet
.fhe fcgineu NJ itaba3 four h dfed and thirty two nv
tsauts sc.t,.at"d n no manner ~
h'sI stAhfs oons "a ei1ls for seventy tao
th0uslpd hQgacs. the crra,, th hnrdrsi by fevep
hnnGrssd fsai, ri iaSs shlu, hoI ami horsc'.
lheis are tii as< snf inspecting yard one too.ssnd
tees long, with PLATFORM 20 lnelsEre The Ae2m u
n1fes two eceyns sards, orc bfauding vava ana ~
rccct.sg yard fne rsefnegfl Tor The oce ~
nj bpfack. flr 10 zen each coppany, alaadroD =
rrsm' ~ having ser raio h-Gheus ana bo hOsptl' Tor
tho Uaso VIII be st't speedily aud SKA a,ai view
10 comfort and convenience The enurs reg,@cntai DO
pe 'ment v-'hfIcos square rf four hnDa ed &C ca.
There u plrade Frouut OF huatvsd acres, wsil
adopted 10 TIE purposes fcr Hhth " is der'rned.
Horses has arc brought 20 the hoepai FOR treatment
are ost pafed 1uaTaptne ihe where the yetc
rnary snfssone essmine them cad determine What rar
ucnar "af'ls taay sha DO odnhiei Into ghe prroipa
daeses are o mo nes 1rd feet. IN ha Washngtan hos
ps during months th0ns' three cd ma
foiy four h0rses treated WITH and restored 10
condition that fitted them for pebble ferVice uudcr tho
shi of pr furner, OF Trenton, New Jersey and hs as
twIap, veterinary eurgeons. hla is matter Of ooD
edorabc mportan % sc enc bUrdrct and forty dollars
nre oow pid cr cayh horses ard experienced csynry
cnicers generally agree that the horses which have been
IN Tie service End rccuperaei better Than the
fre horees which contractors 10 got accepted
Tho forage and storee landed % wharf ius built
At Gsehoro Point, The Eastern Tfanch ahori Mty by
,hree hundred aud thirty Ave ise adjoining which here
water from the river and Distribute by means OF pipes
through tho ont'ro camr.
When all tue buildings are completed tho dismouuted
cavalry camp wl be removed 70 tho Giseboro cavalry
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
vas WAR ~ fRs $40 lHaEsT.
D..uue,ion OF Properly by nc Renei,.

Destrustion OF Properly by 'he Neh"is'
81 Laur,. Get. 10, 1883
A small rarity OF Shelby ,sbes crme ~"hln four
miles OF caoraa s,a,on tseuty nve mics west OF Jei
fersou City Iris mo- nina, ,sacs which limo 10 hs,o 40
tkt,nes OF ,heu,
colDneI hcKhsoek supcrin'erdcnt of tho Pacific
Raj road, arrived a Calhlrni, from Ssdela ihis
evening. and roFrts ,has tho reools bnrn'a
tho er.dge near oecrv,e, iho longest srpe
turs the rood, west Of loaorsoo Cty,ard tore NJ
ab ot mile ~ .he ract. The depot, at nP,on, syra
cuso, Obervius, and an water tanks al and between
these points all burned.
Deepntebes from Jefferson cry say that shoby burned
the town OF Colo Camp, Fenon county, ard Floreoes,
Morgan cDnty, on his way iroo Warsaw TO tho Pae 10
Railroaa9
Gen. Brown Is tho rebels rear, aud Cen. rs!en 10
In Calforns tonight.
EAGryrlIg. Tenn, Oct IL 1868.
Abou. throe huDdei and oish,y rebel prisoners cap
tured at Acaurryilo have arrived Moro are expected
tomorrow. An Is quiet st tho front iodsy Teeuapho
and railroad communication n uninterrupted.
IourvnIE Oct 10, 1893.
RumOrs iraseablo 10 any Authenticity, prevail Of
the approach o Forre,s rebel cavalry TO tho cumosr
and river for inoursione through Southern Kentucky.
NAnyniE. oci. 10, 1893.
fight, Il s reported, occurred yesterday al Farming
ton, not Franklin. Alsr's Union brigade engaged,
and regiment of mounted infantry and tho Second
Kentucky cavalry The upionis,a overlook wheeler's
forces on Thursaay night, near FarmIpStop.
The rebels lost heavily In killed and wounded. We
captured over three hundred prisoners and battery.
Union loss, twenty nine killed, one hundred and ffy
wounded. Among tBs killed was Colonel Monroe Of tho
Ono Hundred and Twenty.third Illinois.
Tho lrst train for Bridgeport since the rebel raid left
this morning,
Part of wbeeers cavalry burned the bridge at Cow
station four miles below Dechad, Friday night.
II win DO restored by Monday.
No authentic reports Of lighting At Chattanooga havo
been received to-day.
Il Is understood the street that the rebels attempted
10 destroy the tunnel Al Raoccoou mountain but were
driven by tho federals after destroying part OF tho
track In tho tunnel
Major Hclyoe Of General Nitches stan, Is very sick
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
NEWS FROM WAS NlnaT0M.
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The New York herald., 1863-10-12
Glss Ins.Ii,Q.nse.

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"a a iBs haghlnx a., isf ths stsln ntls q ssf
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81 ib- CITY tsssntly R1us. sss EsrssHI4y. ~ 30
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The New York herald., 1863-10-12
Arrivals and Departures.
ARaryALs.


kkw DsIxss.--Stsamshlp Evening slar-w Gilbert.
frsako DIR TA,Ior. fanslla M, rB Gray. Major
1sn.tsi Heron and lecvant 1rtain BrcwseI Lcuebsn
8sssep ncHsnris. Captain Hoyt br olsnors, Najar
Cehrss Captain Cois'orourh U ~ W hhier--bl Con
t~sst or Irsoner~ sod 10 ,he ssefa 100 eonv2le
Xs~ssss. Sc-s,ssnsr Even rsrry--cap, gas,msn an
ssd o " s,s,s. Nr n KIn-cy.
rsvrsry-st~srsr pnilcy Bncs-cap, Palnrer Us Quar-
ssrnrsser: L~m Leo seymour aud i0'n the storage
rsvarss- s.e -a.rr Aasny7cspt 8 couSlin FROST, O
pErA.rrREs
uArAyA-s,srrship Roapoke-P Barnlgao. Aicrander
nss as y Z. 3 Rea : ieasscrr paars svsna Manuel
0rssa ~ y ,.s .s bt bos1s ycr5ms. @ nssS. mo
=. spder rfser, fases Mcfsna. 9usayo knitr Wlsn N
"a llon Az Moxeprie Charles NJ p4y. John for.iy -,
I'm. Aiss ,aaer csrs'.r Michael Byrne Jsaans. Harso
es lasr Lansa Jaeeph Tr-. Antsnio oio John chaier
nsnss Msr.t IA Bssnches, Carl Zsmarst LORENZO Ia
nsrpnA 'asi esld U "a iaer john ssyery, Joseph Bar4
hsrs Gn -os Msad-sa1 OILERS IN hr sieera.e
Hsw oA lsAs- Steamship 0:o se VAST Ne Chss
s NJ. hsg,rs ss., ~. NJ npsK,r W,
ssssssas s IN cssprr Us ss,S. NO T. ~.
t.o Mss.. ~. oth-rten yenedci. tataD Narti nials,
yro rns, NJ Noo-. ~ Adams Csgt B'slsnaw aud
ADJ Mr. N. sbn, cssas Wide. NJ Joha s.ermas And
w. Wrs nsas ", Rrlilossn ami wif- Mrs H.sy
kuhn~ A Lsrvy ur 4 Cwitess " 3eahiea, VIZ 40nseus,
~ Hickey Beaiy and passsnsers Ia 'ie sieeriss
sps samsst,r H.. srpN ssrroa Mss Ksie Jones sr,
yanes Grower Moses 1a> or davshter sna i-o ehIi
tren; knckerbach and sari.s Asaifey samuel
HrHAne Thomas Ridge. wife hss ehincIen ~ nlrs.
Fi.s%.' cs..ss asrrii and FiS. jobs JOhn.oa.
opesa. el.231,Ee o.
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
Mr.. william Young. Dispatch.
In ras FIsID Oct o. A a.
rn. alnnnpn o.r.Inr nr,,rr

Trs eiusoeo caysLar DErw.
TDs Gseboro cavalry depot, under The gcpcrai charge
d Coiene Chalos a. sa~iele Chief Quarsrnaster o tho
Cavalry bureau, ono Of the mcst important ssjune,- of
the cavalry operating 10 The vicinity OF washng.ou and
Ia tho Army Of ths Piom,o. u couples I've Va oss
departments, upwards o sir hundred acres and Ne 70.
cssd on tho Young fArm, G.eboro Point, about hys
miles from washpsioo. The buildings Tor ,ne veterinary
horpta embracss sgnarecs sls feet which No
eesary oces fcs che slss,os and their clerks ths de
peustory ysnAt~cniy lsrss sab.es. admirably yssilaisd
Win stalls fcv a@c% eor.s There are Eve veterinary
surgeons, Including th' q ssryen. The oonveaIeBcss
fos hydrcyassc sps osscr ss,ness os ybs bcrss uss
The New York herald., 1863-10-12


M onhs contrary their presence al tho pos had the
saecs ~ producing order and preserving the tesos e
riding 20 every Citizen the opportunity VI "a 'ssos
We frixht o. suffrage
te have reacod u.s. the result IS Vi su'a character a.
ubt lie ,y~lty Of Aa yluS and pe
de- ermiuatin people 10 sland Dy The govern
a ! a.d every hazard.
write Ia htste. kllof st nc " about star tne.
have ,ho honor 20 be, very respe.uas, your friend,
Elm ID StRIt Err
COLONEL EEvLY's REPORT ON PuaLOu0DED NAN,
NOiEns AT STATE RtscfioR.
HsAD2pARlFs> FiR1 MAINLAND RsGisK~T, |
MrDD, BsAs,n CA2P Nov ~ ls6f.
sns--l bave the honor repor, that tho men q my
rf u'n' ~i,o e't thp rr tne OF votlhs AZ
re se, - - eletio IN have al retuneh WIN
To- eAJsi's'uO ~ from taerty u L~ ~enty.nvs
sjuls es are dst smed al h NE by sickn 81 az n.s
res 9d esE,idcaes ire their Attending rhy yscians Wy.
NFor ~ ~ the h,inDce OF tho abs.nees are unue
a Washington Gas | hsra been in'ormed) MOI p'Fps
Psssss with thein.
~ rarnag ropo, VII SHOW state Of NY fes-
,'-nt AZ ihia Mornings ron caiL e@ ys,y
tsoioneg FIRST Hayy yhna Regiment.
tfeptonaI, ~ g. RoesrIi, A. D. o.
HsT-TEs FROM GOVERNOR HfcKS TO ob'ENAb BANhFi
gBAvNs FoE AID GIVEN IN EfFcT1os nArfsss, krc
III Dean siF On receipt OF yo1r avor made inquiry
see but c,qld end che the sub ect o your ndpuy,
scl ssnt your eter 20 George W DoweD, Fq 40 Prince
Eess.IS Calvert countyi who know weli requesting
bun 20 write YOU or myself o, once.
t3plonel Stocaeit, Of this city intuato N calyesl
shf ks there IS n.iase regard 10 the inipFi-o1
ki5nt of VILLAINS, a. =. p, IS he has been "
tendlng a term ~ conft there II powel writes mo,
ri fcrwafd 30 you at ONCE have tho honor 10 bo Th
THOMAS H. HICKS
r. g had forgotten 9acccpt yolr kind Congratulations
on result OF recent election, and 10 oer yol my very
SINCERE thanks for the important aid you gave say
generally must eyef.ee grateful am greatly hurried
Respectfully, THO H. liiCkS
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
Teysfbte Accident.

nsss ia, IN, Ind, Oct 10, iss5.
dsswbrhgs ~ ogs ths wssIss gave way s dty pre-.
cptAns drove ~ csts teams ssd several rcrsts
is,o the rSer. Jybt psnons kngwn ~ drovr rel
seme sr>spe1 ~ e,,rss W tss as ss,is.
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

610aRTARY or sTArB, RELATING TO THE RELEASB
or THE LATE POLICE COMMISSIONER Mr.. HOWARD.
July 6, 1861.
GsRsRAL--f have the honor 10 acGrsnt you that yes
eerday Mesers Reycrdy Johnson and John r. Kennedy
called on tho President ard recommended tha, hr.
tvrested5 and concd by your orders should DO re
eased Tho President received the recommendali ion
With all the respect due TO the acknoweiged patriotism
and high SOCIAL STARRING OF those genthmen. HAYls9
consdcred the subject he nsiruc,s me 20 inform you
that, he had entire confidence your discretion and
ID the suciency Of the motives which led 10 tho arrest
10 preferred 10 leave TO your discretion also tho e
dseuey OF terminating H. II, thcresorc, tho appcltion
should be n.ade to you, you will dispose OF II according
~ have the honor 10 bo, General, your obodient
Want, tat neHt ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-14
lsHEE..

BRANCH-rn nj. city. on Saturday iis,ch : Hamlet NJ
daughter OF Edwin l.. aud Olive Branch, aged years
BIRDSALL-- On Monday, Mach ?. At lie father resi-
the OF john H. Bridal VI Nc" bnish and Lucy bsds5
formerly Ct Connecticut
cOATEs-on Friday March - Sarah Ann. wife OF Joseph
II. Coates nud daughter Of the sts Henry u Ni'nef o.
The friend. Of the family arc invited attend tho uuera
services Al Der iat- te1oucO No ~ We, Eleventh toet
Oh Sunday afternoon st O'CLOCK. Hos remains vii be
taken 10 Go'bel for iuterlnen;
CIURCHILL-In Comp Hospiia before Vl,ssSnrs Mss,
Saturday. heb l. Of dis.a'e Of he lung WibeIf.ree
Churchill asei " years and monit' younFest .on oil 'oi'
man ChyTchi of Gals,bu ILL., ,1l member Of Con any
lie hsi bcen in the service lot SeptembHr wni IN
the engagements q, Ncksons and AIhsa'a' Post
where the h-dhps aud exposure to ~nich tie soldiers were
necessarily eIposed proved too much for s construction
Of h arad.s his body wa sent home to uaesuu
~ and reposes Ia the Cemetery IN 'sht Of the only
home he
GUFsT-On Wednesday March H. Ms'is Elizabeth. wife Of
Tie irsiyes nd eds o. me om'ly r-,recfsly in
Mo- Is ., - sa-,hol unry. Cl1 a. corner Of Lsfay.
e,te place LAD crest Jones stee..
HoBAHT-ln B-ooli,r, cn. fdty Mgch 10. benjamin.
Kfus Only Child %: John w. AMI agnes v Hobart az-d
re ,enss ofthe fsriva-e r.-2s.' 'rly invited
10 st.eld tae f1era fr,u hc feferc. a. hs fsf,nll
corner lor' rca .ats se,. a.lsJ afternoon, Msfen
IS. 4t2 o'clock
McPEERS0N--ln ,li. ci'y. on ,L.f.isy Mach u i'2
tie reis.i,c, s.d ,nd. I III, lsny m-ibsr' Or IN
t.fp~ss Led .s 80. ~ AID a. a. aud also a ~ m' rrf
Of .H3 Bep.,irsu Genital ton-'.i' no ieyeeu"f f'
que.l, to 'tcA4 ~ irnrIt. O. .ns.t ,-..' no
src,nd ed b.. -ycnuoi a. o'cocE ".'It iai.hof IA
Viisii,n.
ngRRIrIllu-o rdIry 1.o,aia. MAJ. 70. Anei, eli.
dsus".sr g., Echs- srd J.'l I- Me.i- l4's'd a
The ' i.isa". - ,a.ae. Dc i...y ,.'sl "a
ttscaa ner =. y oros,, 49,. ms a. 0r.eei y i
nora No. o. VT TweH! 5.ft. I'd 'l'e-
sroPr onDln ti- city g, ire rseaoe Glide 'on n.la'T
Cips-i Hra,r fo. ~. Si4t f'f'e. t' JoerA e-'r'i"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-14
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
M, Iyaretzeh,s Company.

The performance of La 2rae,Gta last night sf'
forded Mile. Brignoli the first opportunity Of show
ing fully Der musical and dramatic points. She has
youth, good-looks, and graceful department; aud
appears 10 singular advantage in the piece. Her
voice is clear, fine, soprano of two octaves extent;
reaching to above the line. 1t is well cultivated
and the Horid passages are executed By her with
nestness and certainty Besides to the sentimental
bits which deck the work, she brings sympathetic
tones; and. what is ever valuable, distinct enun-
cistion. In figure she is rather sligbt, with dark
expressive eyes and an Italian cast of countenance.
She achieved success and WIS called before the
curtain by her admirers, who constituted Il crowded
and brilliant audience. Thus far falling OF has
appeared in the numbers Of attendants at the
Academy.
The tenor, Signor Mazzoleni though in not 50
robust part as Ernan did himself credit; and was
much approved. The baritone, Signor Belini, was
in still more clarified voice than the previous night
Of performance, and nov lis fine murica chaT4c
teristcs are fully developing themselves.
The opera OF ErHoni VIII be given this morn
ing-a matinee-at the Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-14
New.unmpsh;re Election.

BOsToS. Friday, March H. 1858.
A dispatch from The Concord Statesman Office
gives returns from all the towns in New-Hampshire
except 10, which gave last year Ala for Berry and
GA for Stark Taking that vote for basis, the ma
jority in the State against the Democratic candidate
for Governor is about 700.
The total vote this year is about 66,5OO Last
year it wac g., 600.
For Congress, in the LIST District. Marcy, Demo
crat, has so TO rs majority. Rollins, Republican, IN
the lid District, hiss about 300 majority. Patterson
Republican in the lid District, has about aVo ma
iority. -.
The Governors Council stands-lhree hepuoh
cans, two Democrats.
The Senate stands-Nne Republicans, throe Dem
ocrsts.
The House stands--i5 to 50 Republican majority.
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Travellers, Gaide.

To Albany. b Hud,on River Ra., 81 War.r' ,.o,
ST 10 q IN and 81 s. add ~ p m. snndsy ~ p N
To Albany by HARLEM RI 25ih-'t ard stray iVi d u
TO Boston. by New-Londou iine. Per 80 n
r. stopiDgion line PieI "a. ~ X, ANA soh
River line Pier g. y r.. daily Sunday, en-
csptsl). y 49,
S.S a1tsSi md 5,h.sv.......8u - nd p and ..
To boston, by New.Ii4v,n kR, gth''I shs
%thsv via Shore Lue "A 9ld .. N ouudsJ' p ~
" '................7.a IN and p
81 CoaItasd ~ IN n MP IN Sunday, u p
To Philadelphia BY Ciu.del al AnOoy
Rsilroa5 Pier rs y r. % 4 II ese. IN D. IL
7! snd M D. IN foot Of andsy 4 p.
TO Mashipso on by Camden shd A.nu Rail
road Pier 70 n. r.. foot Of ,eey ST.. 80 a. az and p N
TO The Wet by Central Raj csi Of NrN-
"a 81, end p IL
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IMPORTANT FROM UTAAz'
..f Vrias,am Young.

ST., LANE clr, tuesday, March 10, 1903.
,,aro K;rnev this dsy issued writ against Brig
ham Young, under the Poly gimy act Of Congress 1t
was placed in the hands of United States Marshal
C;hha who served it, not only without the aid of
49,. hu, alone waited upon Presden: Young. The
ri, vos Immediately responded to, aud the defend.
ant personally appeared in Court, and upon in
,,o0gstion the Judge held him TO bail in the sum Of
40 oeO which was promptly given. The civil au.
,bor,v can be maintained IN Utah without the aid Of
sEpODS.
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uai,a Close ~ The Pos.-Onlce.

For Great Britain and the lutiIen, VIA So1th;up- 49,
ton b. steamer New oIS, Seturlay, Mar A. lc4 O. n
For iresu1 via Q ,eaAt3a sad LveIgoo, y
steamer City of New Yors Saturday, MAJ h.. lti g. m
For Port Roy a, Newbsra atd Brsutort North a't
South Carolina, by rteemeI Fs''hco, Satu. Jay
MAJ ................................. r. II.
ov.,I.pS Via s.. Joseph Mo..5s n. aud q r. H.
eorth-Aibsny Buffalo ali Canads.. sd 3. r.
MN and Was, Nav fail ......,..............
Western Mail vi, Erie Railroad ...5 o. IL fIi j p.
southero and south.We..rp Mails ID, y and l03
Eastern Mail. c. M IA hAa q. p II
ord NswDort aud Fail R;zer............ p.
The Lonl Island Mat closes o. .. a. ana - " IN
spndsy Mails.-Un Sunday ell mais close a. d. D. IN
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Gpeud "ohtes.
Inauguration
LOYAL LEAGUE OF UNION CHI
ZE = =.

meeting Of he Ies:1r ~ le ae'l At y. Ae'duy O.
N SC On 81 iD -, tHe .tl 'istt - ocl g. j.
NE Committee oi Aaangsr'",s 400 500 p'e-.ne 10 a.
r.rt.fIs 81. a. 200 - Zoo ...f., En- - tAo ptD4-
tA.t tie i.e trr v4n Do. 're'.-' ~.
G.y A.r.FW JJtr -CE of Tenuets--,
"a. JOSEF : '"Hi. } q indians.
and Ole. clie, ., .l ...s.,. 0: me-
LOYAL CAUSE.
TIE Co,nn,'@r pat c4ry Request he siendsnee OF The
.oy,I WOu.eH q .'eF-i orA i
tcr, rit -. VI, orol he rebellion suppressed
,h. mon hil8d tbs IOusrtu ion Tre,eT'od 'a i4e
Iouor O lc i.t. hss upheld neEO AID eDioAd. Nh DC
welcomed - ta.f ilsusn'a. on o.
THE LOYAL LEAGUE,
and vii ec .c l.ir bagss # rorO~rAP ind tcte'' o'
ndssi.n 80 10 e-ls y. g.. ,a. ca "a on tII1algh ~
tue A,ayors Oh 50 tuy Dali william Otc.t " ., tthhV
c,frr Of irst lud No. ~ Piuo.r Room No - u.t"een
tie hours II j. q =. L.. On FRIDAY, iAo 4Jt' al
sal UEpAi, - litL mt
IN ofdef VI COa.i.l.e- Of AuaDFtmtDts.
30 L. T.. AiLURDI Chsifm
SPECIAL NOTICE In compliance with numerous TO-
aests onshE. # tlo IaqG ai Oluss Cuee on mo Hbh
o. tho ce1te, ac W. he ezprgy raseei Tor Ladies and
q tDtleuIen Lcc0ul GrYins IAcrI . .- 80
4 II. MCCURDY Chairman.
Nv Rconest Of the SHlG"BlGn13 SOCIAL AND
INIfLLti aLAh AssOCIA lion, JhAOME bDCk. 80 !
yl deliver btctlIc tie Lilo al CaHfActeT Il hENAf
ECkEORU. at IIyiEE Han. Mach ~, At ooi0ck.
Iic.e.s -.
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Entertainments. Saturday, March a.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-La rrsvis,s (Ms;in-el.
WALLACKS-Fins Old E1siish Oen,isnsn-Ameriesn' In
Paris.
WINTER GARDEN--Plo and Passion.
NlBLO'S- Ss'aneia
BARNUM's MUSEUM-Time T,ies AL day enl evening.
BROADWAY NJ -NAGEElf-Wild snitnas pcfiorntns
THEATRE FRANCAlS-1hree Pieces in Ihe evening
IRVING HAIL. d. BrowDs Matinee.
IRVING HALIl-PhiLaIlDouic Socittr, evening -
GOUPILS GALLEhI-" Iaki. . TIE Nsi,," ED "oIk' o.