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ATTENTION,
Men for the Invalid Corps

Only those faithful soldiers who. from wounds or
ths hsrdships ot wur, longer hi for field duty
will be received in shis Corps of Honor Ens'ments
will be for thrse years unless sooner discharged-
Pay and allowances same for officers and men OF
she United States Infantry except Ihat 40 premiums
or bounty for enlistment will be allowed. This will
pot invalidaie any pensions or bUuntles WHICH may
be due fos previous services
The following uniform has been adopted for officers
and men of the Invalid Corps;
FOR OFFICERS -Frock Coat-Of sky blue cloth
wi:A drak.bluR velvet collar and cuffs IN oil other
respects. according 10 the present pattern for officers
Of infantry.
Shoulder asraps-AcCording to present regulations.
but worked on dark blue velvet.
Pantal0ons-Of say blue cloth. with double stripe
of dark blue cloth down the outer sean each stripe
one-half inch wide. with space between OF three
sIghshs Of an inch
Forage caps-Preseni regulation.
E0R ENLISTED mEN.-Jacket-Of sky'blue ker'
aey. with dark blue trimmings, cut like ihe cavalry
sekes. sO coms'wcll down on The abdomen
TrowsePs-Present regulation. sky blue.
Forage cap-PresenI regulation.
-Mswho ass still in service and unable to perform
effective Geld duty. may be transferred 10 this corps
Medical inspectors Surgeons IN charge O Hospitals
Military Commanders aud all others having authority
% discharge under existing laws and regulations. are
forbidden 20 grant discharges TO any men under the
control who may be fit for service IN the
ROF the convenience OF service, me men Will o'
selected fos threD grades of duty. Those who are
most efficient and able bodied. and capable of perform
ing guard duty. ETC.. ETC.. will be armed win musketS
anu eAh8neu 10 tne fHeb DaAtdlhOi AhOso VI hh
next degree OF efficiency. including those who hav
losi hand arm; and the least effective. incud
ing those who have lost foot leg. 10 the compa
mes of the Second or Third Batalions they will b
armed with swords.
The duties will Oe chiefly to act Us provost guard
end gassons for cities guards for hospitals and Othe
public buildings; and clerks. orderlies. etc. liioun
nseessary they may be assigned to forts etc.
Acting Assistant Provost MarShals General are NJ
gherixsi appoIHt Officers Of the Regular Service.
ofthe Invalid Corps. 10 administer the oath OF ens
mens 70 those men who have completely fulfilled tn
prescribed conditions 10 the Invalid Cops, viz:
/. That the applicant is unfit for service in th
Geld.
That he 10 fl for the duties, or some of them. II
dicsted above.
That. il not now in the service, he was honorab
discharged.
l. That he is meritOfious and deserving.
For enlistment or further information apply TO q
Board Of Enrolment for the distinct IN which the u
plIeant is q resident
EDWIN WILMER,
Provost Marshal and A. A. Pro. Marshal General
State of Delaware.
HEAn QUARTERS Provost Marshal
Mate Of Delaware, Smyrna. Del, June 18th. 1868
luis.tt
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Ornamental Iron Works.
WOOD e. PEROT,
13l RIDGE AVENUE PHILADEL.
pLITA DA

I10I NIDIE Nv EN Z I1IILADEL-
PHIA, PA,
Offer for sale upon the Most favorable Terms. NEW
and BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS in great variety Of IRON
RAILlNGS for Cemeteries. RESIDENCES. &C..
of Wrought and Cast Iron. and Galvanized Iron and
Brass Tubing; Iron Versndahs. Balconies. StaIFs.
COun,ers Fountains. Gates. Columns Hitching Posts.
Lamp Stands. Vases, Tables Flower Stands. Sofas.
Chairs, Statuary Animals. and all other Iron Work Of
Decorative character Designs forwarded for selec.
on. Persons applying for same will please state The
kline Of work needed. jnll 3m
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We call the attention Of all having trends rea-
tives IN the amy to the fact that HGeGamds German
Brers" vii! cure nine tenths uf the disease induced
by exposure and privaOnS incident To camp lIfo.
We call particular attention To the following re-
markable and we'll authenticated cure of OF the
RatiOn's heroes. whose life to his language
:" has been saved by the BIIer:'
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Watches, JeaUelry,
AND DIAMONDS
Lewis Laafonlus & Co.,

500 CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
Have .lways on hand large stock Of Gold and Silver
Watches, suitable for Ladies, Gentlemen Boys
wear, some OF own importation, ertTG fine quality.
Our assortment Of Jewelry, consisting Of the most
fashion able and rich designs as also The paner and
less ex pcnsve.
silver Spoons. Forkm. Pie. Cake and Fruit knives;
aIso q large variety Of SVeE Ware, suitable for Br
dal Presents.
We have also on hand most splended assortment Of
Diamond eDeiry of all kinds. 80 which invite
peeial attention. Our prices will be found eonsera.
bly lesp than ,he articles usually sold ioF
All kinds Of Watches epaired in the very best
ner and warranted 10 gIve sasiniaciion
WEDDING RINGS on hand and made 10 order
Call 90 sddFens LEWIS LADoMUS q CO.,
a. "a s.. sos Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
r. ss-Ths highest cash price paid for old Gold and
xissas All orders frena the country wiit reeeie
ssessi alssutscp. ap3e.3m
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THE UNION
Volunteer Refreshment Saloon
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA,
Eslablhed for furnishing meals to soldiers their
way 10 and from she war; and the temporary care Of
the sick.
Having been in operation two years. supported by
privste contributions the Ladies of The Committee
propose holding fair in aid of our fund. commencing
at Ahs saloon the 18th inst. and continuing ten
days.
The success Of our first fair due to the liberal
pairsna ye from all sections and classes and ask
lhe inhabitants Of Smyrna and vicinity TO extend to
theiE a. The express. collecting articles in your vi
cinIiy, will deliver TO any contributions OF fruit.
Aowar buffers. eggs &C. free of cost TO the donors
and ReluEn all baskets vessels that may be enrusI
s4 70 their care.
Pieass direct as below. sending the namo of the
contributor with each lot. 30 be registered.
ARAD BARROWS. Chairman.
GniOn Volunteer RefreshmenI Saloon.
Foot Of Washington Avenue,
June 10, 1863 Phliadel phla.
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Particular Notice.

There are many preparations sold under the namo
OF BIIeu. put up in quarI bottle compounded OF
pest ~hlSkey or common rum. costing from 20
" cents ner gallon the taste disguised by AnIGe or
Coriander Seed. This class Of Blers has caused sid
Nill continue 10 cause as long they can be cod
hundreds 10 die the death Ofthe drunkard BY their
the system is kept constantly under the influence
Of HIcshoc stimulanIs of the worst kin the desire
for liquor created and kepi up, and the result all
Ihe horrors attendant upon drunks life and de-
For those who desire and will have Liquor Bn-
Iers. publish the following receipt. Got one bot
lie OF HooRdnds German Bitfers and mix with Ihree
Qnarts Of good BrandCy or Whiskey. snd the result
will be pre- paraIion that with far excel in medical
virtues and true excellence any OF the numerous l..
quOF BlIteTs IN the market, and will cost much less
You will have all the of Hoofdnds Bnis's in
connection with good auIcle Of Liquor AZ a much
less price than these inferior preparations will coat
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si.5OPER DAY.
The undersigned. having renewed their lease faE
term OF years. have entirely reftted the house. having
pa ntsd, carpeted and reiurnishsd throughout.
The location Of this house 10 ul.suT passed. being
upon the widest and most pleasant part Of ChesInni
st.. directly opposite the Old State House, the
places ofamusement, the jebbing houses OF Market
and Third sts, and convenient to the ely railroads.
the cars of which to all parts Of the city for half
dime fare.
The rosms are large. well lighted. have superior
venIila aIion and have been TefurHlshed with care
for comfort
We are supplied with pure Milk. Cream Fruits and
Vegetables from farm belonging TO as, and which
is managed exclusively for the hotel
The propretOrs of the American assure their rriendI
and patrons that pains will be spared make tbs
appointments of this hotel complete, and It's table
compare fevsrably with the beat houses in the Union
Nov-ly WYATT IL HEULlNGS.
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Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c,

W hULksoALE4 ANU NE NIL \ IIIE
THE NEW STORE,
No. 81, South Second Street. East Side, below Mar.
ket. Philadelphia.
~sar The Subscriber, who for more than ten yeaTs
RW has been engaged in the Wholesale and Com.
mission Shoe Trade Of this city, respectfully
calls public attention TO his new and we'll sc
lecisd stock OF Boots and Shoes Of City and Eastern
Manu- ufacsure, which he will sell remarkably low al.
ways acting upon the motto thala "nInble sixpence
is batter than a slow shilling" Wholesale buyeIs
wIll find 10 20 their interest give a call, my
acquaintance with the Manufacturers warrant me in
saying that my facilities not surpassed for getting
goods at lUw prices. Shoes from psr TO one thou
sand. at the New Store. no. 81. South 2d Street, be
low Market, East side. VIM. L. GARRETT.
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CITIZENS,
testifyiDg OF their own personal know ledge TO the
beneficial effects and medical virtues OF these Butter
Do you want SON ethIng TO strengthen Won
Do you want a good appetite
DO you want 10 build up your cOnsIitutI0uf
Do You want to feel welli
DO you want TO get nd Of nervOusnessi
Do you want energy
Do you want To sleep we'll
Do you wont "A brisk and vigorous feelinpi
il you do use H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BII"FERS
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D Editor OF the
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend pa
tent Medicines general. through dlsIrust Of their
ingredients and effects; .ei know Of know Of no
sufficient reasons why man may not Iestify to the
benefits he believes himself to hnve recet, ed from
any simple PREPARATION i'll The hope that he mny thus
contribute 10 the beneiI Of others.
do IhIs the more readily ia regard 10 HuohnnJ's
German BlIiert. prepared by Dr. e. NJ. Jackson Of
this CITY, because ! was preJudced against them f.
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | ON indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq. for the .emoval ~
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encournrCm
10 Try them. when suffering from great and long G,
tinued debility. The use of three bottles Of the =
Btters, at the beginning Of the present year uas
lowed by evident relief and restoration 10 degree
Of bodily and mental vIgOr which had not felt Tor SiI
months before and had almost des paired reganing
therefore thank God my friend for directing me
10 theuse OF them. }. NKwToN Brown
Phiiade phia, June %, 81.
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States Union Hotel,
Nos. 6Os AND COS MARKET ST,
PHILADELPHIA.

49, The undersgned. formerly Of the Yellow
M,,a Springs Hotel. Penn. and Of the Eagle Hotel,
Nh North Third Street. Phiiade phia. but mors re-
@-A Gently Of the Indian Queen Hoiei. Whining.
ten. Delaware. begs TO inform his frienda and shs
public generally that ho has accepted the manager
mel and that the house has been recently thorough
Iy renovated and improved throushou in q manner
which will compare iaverasy with the first class ho-
tells Of the city. and cannot fail to givesafaetion 60
those who paironixe the estahiBhment.
The Office, Dining Room. Bar Room aud Restaurant
wl be attended BY careful and ohlising assistants
who will at all times their best endessOrs pro.
mote the happiness and comfort OF guests This man.
ager ate himself thsa by ssc attention to businss,
he will merit and receive iiscsalshars Of public en-
eoursssment. The travelling pubiic ere cordially
invited 10 c III. -. ..t........
Tsrms. 81 so per day. -. .sIla....-. -.
nyaa t.i,,5%, Manager.
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WIN. D. BRADBCRYS
Piano-Forte Establishment,
No. 427 BrC0me ST.,

NEW 1ORhs
The subscriber respectfully invites :he attention
his friend and the public generally TO his PiaROForte
Establishment. at No. 427 BrOoue street. corner Of
Crosby street.
Having withdrawn his interest," stock and materials
from ihe late firm Of Lghte bTadburys." which
firm dissolved on Ihe 3lsS Of January. ult. and
having purchased the entire stock of PIanO-F oFtes
and PisnoFOrte Material. owned by his brother. Ed
ward G. Bradbury. the sOil firm he now pTepar-
ed supply the increased demand for his celebrated
Piano FOrtes. Employing the most skillful and eIpe.
rienced workmen. with large stock Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned maserisn and abundance
Of eapia he has tai hand the personal supeFvi.
sion Of the whole business OF manufacturing his in-
siruments and enabled 70 turn PIan0-F Of
uneQualled tone and dur0blsne1
BRADBURY'S NEW SCALE PIANO.FORTEs.
In the arrangement Of our new scale. drawn and
prepared with the utmost care, expressly for
instruments. we have added every impFev emeni
which j.: any way tend TO the perfection Of the
Piano Forte and confidently assest, that foI
delicacy Of touch. volume. purity. briIliancy and
Of tone. combined with that strength and
aoldty Of frame necessary 10 durability. theBe instu
ments unequaled.
SraENrR AND BEAUTY" is our motto. ard we in
vite the closest criticism Of the besI unbiased udge
| in the land.
sarEvery instrument warranted for five years.
| VIM. 3. BRADBURY,
427 Brsoms ST., cor 0fCTssby. New York.
| mhl2.3m
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American Hotel.
$3.50 PER DAY.

CHESTNUT sFREEr. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA,
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NOT ALCOHOLIC.


NOT ALCOHOLIC.
a Highly Concentrated
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HooFLAND's
e. e 7 an an RitterS
PRERARKDB
DR.. C. M. JACKSON. Philud'a. Pa. will sffeetau!lx
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA,
IAUNDEE.
and all diseases arising from tlsordersd
Liver OF Stomach,
such
as Censllpa.
tiOn Inward Piles,
fu ness OF Blood 10 the Head
AcldiIy Ofthe Stomach Nausea. Heart.
ourn, Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach. Swimming of the .FEsadyFFurfred ara
Diheuit Breathing. Fluttering at the Ieun
| Choking or SutfoGang Sensations ~hUA
III a lying posture, DINNERS OF
Dots or Webs before
the Sight.Fe.
!
and Dull Pain in the head, Deficiency Of Persprra,on
Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes. Pain in The Sue
Back. Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden Flushes Of heat.
6urhIngs ~ the Flesh, Constant lmag nngs OF Evil
aud great depression Of Spirits. And Will po.Ill,r-
ly prevent Yellow Fever. Bilious Fever, etc TLcv
contain NO ALCOHOL or BAD wHsKEY They Wl4
cure the above diseases il ninety cGses out OF Ia
hundred
Induced BY :he extensive sale and univsrsal ponu-
arily oi HOOfand's German BJIters tpufely vegeIu-
hle) hoss OF GRANT Quacks and unrcrup pulous nd
yen!urers have opened upon suffering humanity tho
Hood gates OF NOsIrums i'll Ihe shApe Of poor whskey
vIlely compounded with injurious drugs and chrIs-
: tehed Tonnes. StOmAchiCs and BiIIers
Beware OF the Innumerabe array Of alcoholic pre-
parallOns IN pelhOrlc bottles and big be led ktgs
under the modest appelHton Of Bltters which IL te al
Of curing only aggregate disease. aud leave the
: appointed sufferer in despair.
HoOfland's German Ditters
not and untred article but have stood A. o
test Of fifteen years rIs by the American pu hc nnd
their reputation and sale moi uvnllea hv any srn
lIar preparation. The prOprieOFs have ILuu.and.
Letters from the eminent
: CLERG YMEN
q LAWYERS
PHYSICIANS.
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sstant assesSOTs
NAME POST OFFICE.
John w. Day. Wilmington.
JameI Wooey.
George W. Roberts.
James NJ. Brackin. "a
Samuel l.. Eccies, ChristiRna.
Robert Cam, New Castle,
John G Clark, Jr., KIrkwOOd,
Jonathan S Hand Blackbird,
John II Hoffecker, Smyrna.
David Clay ton, Dover.
James Cook, Frederca,
Alfred Short, Milford.
Caleb l.. Morris, Milton.
J. D. Rodney, Georgetown,
Henry +. Rodney. Lewes.
JOHN P. McLEAR,
ju4.lm Assessor District ofDelsware.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

The TENTH DEMOLITION OF McCLELLAx-Ths
radical papers for the last few days have been
demolshing General Mcclellan for the tenth
time. Surely he must have the nine lives st-
tributsd to . cat, or be could not have survived
sfter 20 many demolltions. No doubt they think
that they have finished him now for certain.
Their latest and most improved weapon Il that
the rebels agree with them In opinion about
Mcclellan. II he lives after that he must DO
something more than mortal. The rebels hate
Mcclellan as much rs do the radicals; for he
has given both world q trouble. That they
should combine against him, therefore, is not to
be wondered at The rebels and the radicals
are both working for the same object Hence
.hey agree. But lei the organs Of the radicals
beware lest they overdo the business. and
make General Mcclellan q greater man than
they intend Some thiriy-ave years ago Gene
raj IsCksaa Va si,AekeA u We sane vN.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

GENERAL FRAxxLN's DKrEScE.-we have re
csived the following note from Major General
Franklin relative TO the report Of the Commit
tee on the Conduct Of the War -
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Reported Occupation Of Grand
Gulf by Union Troops.
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GENERAL GRANTS ARMY m M0TlN
~-~~~N-s,>~r--.<S~->-y7s.~~~
REBEL ACCoUaTS FR0K MISSISSIPPI,
Dc, &C.. H. IA
Care; My I. 1850.
oates from Millikca'u

fl CAre; My I. is6e.
A steamer arrived 70 day with oates from hilliksa's
Bend to Sunday morning, April &c.
Nearly the whole Of tho army at that pSur w1 In
ton They marched across leaving tents sadbsxgags -
hind. The soldiers took six days r2tons. w
It is stated what n considered rosS,y aasAsr!ty.
that cen. .Osterhaus now occupies Grand Gun.
Two tugs, having in TOW four hay burgess ran ra -
batteries ycksburs last Saturday night, Tbsrsesb
did not fire at tbsns
s thought ths ssasry stscss at MiIksnss. DecA -
which tbsre are considerable qaaates, viii sssstorua
the blockade. ~tsgr
CapeaHe OF mRy4eW ON the Mobse&~ ou6
Ohio Observation-Disclosures or Twvasy
Miles of the Ce1rtrsA Mississipps Raoo.
road.
MuRFnx,soRs Tenn. May ,Iee8-
despatch to the Hon. John Forsythe OF nobass rss
citizens Of Brookvile, Val dase April 70, state tsN -
Unionsts captured Mayhew the Mobile and Oht0 Rn
read, twelve miles from Conmoss Miss. NJ
Twenty miles Of the Cenkai Mississippi Railroad f01
Ducksown winona has been destroy cd BY Unisss>O
from Corinth exritrncns is causst by the rsaA~g
ths Unionisls. -
Rebel Aseeuats. ur ~
Tbs Richmond Dispatch ocTne 18th contains the follsu
S:-
Az twelve O'Clock to-day IN ssemy demanded thssss~
render Of Enterprise. Genera, Aosng arrived with emsl
rsnforcements and the ensny reported TO be from Gv
- fifteen hundred cavalry rexoated without nghss
About four hundred Yankee cavalry ieft starknvnDp
cSout two days ago. and proceeded towards Bankstos
Halls. They will take the road by Grenada Potsbsss..
They burned, their retreas tho Female institute nz
oshsr hospital buildngs. At okosoca trains wee
tsrped. At Newton the esgnss very slighnDy
injured. ..7lahs
\ yAcxsos, Mss, April d, 1esa-,
The at Fort Pembsrton has fallen feet ft -
failing two inches daiy. Communication with the 49,
has been 70 established. -.
! The enemy have not sdvasoed nearer Newton. whEgk
At sarksvlle they burnt Leonisvle $50 reads tho De-
patoh) and hung Dr. Coviogteu
4 M JAcEeS, Miss. April 2s, leo0z
The force which passed Ponicc does exceed oaas
thousand cavalry with Eve pieces Of artillery. About
hundred men, with gun, turned back, carrying a.
sick and stolen properly. Abor eight hundred csvsSys
and one piece Of aay havs gane TO Tupslo aud shsncS
the North. esap 1854 M.
The force operating south OF 0kolona the reraaIuds
Of that which passed Pontesoc. They had no wagons
The scouts at senatoba say there Yankees ihis
side Of Coldwster All have soae towards Memphis, ~
enemys camp IN sight, four miles south Of PsieA
Colonel Berran completely routed the Yankees at B
minghsm on Friday morning. ss ~ "a
General Bowen, In command At Grand Gull, says. tho
enemy made Jnnossanee yesterday on his riahl =
Big Black They numbered about three bundfsS, andr
tired precipitaseiy at the sght Of his battery.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
ME1S S9em NORTH cAAollks.
e5 rges >o7'cc,~-
Arrival ef tho United states steam
Transport Esssr1 -
Gen. Heckman'S Official Report Of Recen1
Operations Near Washington.
Capt. Wall, Of the Escort, and His Brilliant
Feat in Running the Rebel Batteries,
&C., &s.. -.

The United States steam transport Escort Captain r.
Wall Captain Shaw, agent) arrived at this port last
night from Nswbern N c. 2st eud Hatteras Inlet soth,
at A. NJ. making the passage aly-avs hours The
scort is the which tho rebel blockade n
Washington. N. c., with General Foster and the FIFTH
Rhode Island Volunteers board. me bravo Captain
wall then, as now, In command Of the Escort md
behaved very galanty thai occasion. She 20
New York for repairs 70 her hall and machinery which
areconsdoraby damaged By te shots she received from
ths rebel batteries = !:
Several skirmshss had place the vientiss Of
New6srn and Washington. Tho ensmy have been rc-
pulsed every point considerable numbers rebel
prisoners have been taken and sent Nswbern
raj Hill s supposed to be at Goldsboro with portion
o the forces with which he lately invested Newbern and
Washington.
by the falling Of a shed at Washington. N. e.,
during severe gale Thursday night Of sst week,
Company D. Of Mixs Third New York cavalry had near
ly all OF its horses either killed disabled The snnas
were OF excellent quality and thoroughly drilled in the
service The shed bad been erected for several years.
AMI was not suspected Of being insecure.
The following st Of the passengers by the Escort
Colonel g. II. Mix Third York cavalry; Lieutensmt
Mrs Jas Beger children snd servant, Captain H. f. Good
Volunteers; Lieutenant A.. N. Massey twounied) Third
Lsentensnt W l. wheaton General paimer's sta1; "
aGasn as.a Of anS Ssr.s S gm son aesn
Of Pianwie. N. VI wm Slos of Brooklyn; three Sisters
isase washington. chss T. CheesSroagS, mate. and e.
Dsvis, spercargc OF wrecked schooner A. j. Chapman.
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
Theatrical.

Matssia Heron clogcs her very suceessJ eve weeks
cussg At thi bouss ,As evening playing Avrcrs
Fiosd" toe Wa, last u~s Tho play is admiralty
asisd "a
BHo.sxLyS ACADEMY.
Nia tsouls ws>Hsn repcsss her performsoss M
evening. The Acsdcny WA wen hned last olsst MT
wths,an<ng tho fact tha, ave q evc.s sx fam,ss
in mc0dyn were chang ss dom'o'cs. sn<.hns oocksry,
car,ss furniture aud maslna 1>sase'vrs gcpcssily
upc smfot,ss'S
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

New York. Saturday, May 2, 1853.