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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20


BY virtue of decree OF Foreclosure and Or
der of Sale of the Marshall Court of Common
Pleas, made at its June ! ERIN II ,, and to
me directed by the Clerk of said Court. in favor
OF George Mu and against Elz iheth Holm, ia
cob Holm, William ohm, Peter Holm, Nicholas
Holm. Daniel Holm, Margaret Ilohn Philip Holm
| will expose to sale at public auction, to the
highest lawful bidder, the law 'iirects
SatUr lay, the lh day or july, 1863,
between tic hours of 10 O'Clock m and o'clock
y IN. at the Court House in the town OF
Plymouth Indiana, the following described Real
Estate situate in the County Of Marshall, State of
Indiana to wit. the west half of the south east
quarter Of section number thirty two (32) town
ship thirty four ga no til of range four east. con
tanning eight acres more or less. If the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven years
are not sold for enough to satisfy said order of sale
| will then and there, ut The above specified time
and place, offer i'm the manner above described all
the right, title and interest fthc defendants TO the
eboye described land.
II. NJ LOGAN.
Sheriff Marshall County
June 18th 1863, Printers fee 50 nit3
by consent of parties the above sale is postpon-
ed until Saturday. the 9Th day of August 1863
July 18th, II. VI. LOGAN, Sheriff NJ c
The above sale is postponed until Saturday the
12th day of September, 1863. between the hours
o. 10 O'Clock a. m. and O'clock D. m
II. NJ LOGAN, Sheriff NJ. C.
Plymouth August Goth 1868. n3t3 81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20

y Committee appointed By ths Demo
cratic Club ofCenter Township. have, for
= fcw days past been procuring the names
+ persons subject to draft who have no,
been enrolled They have met with very
good success in some localities; in Center
Township, for instance, they have found
City men subject to draft who are not en-
rolled. In every other Township there
are proportionate number Of omissions.
Upon comparing the enrolment li-t
vI;h the census returns Of 1860. some GU
rious Developments are made. Meu who
we're 28 years old in 1860 are now 30
Singular how time flies And the very
en- who thus lie themselves out ofthei,
share of the burden of the war, are mer
who have always shrieked loudest for it,
prosecution, members of the union party
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20

FoR tie beautiful picture Of iunocen;
reloSe drown Is. the editor Of the RI NJ
Acae IN his graphic and truthful sketch
Il the lu.-ing Of FLoRAs barn. we are
indebted = the lively imagination of a
r;f:e3 ,..ad Nr. FLOR was not "rluDl-
,sr:2g 3 e'ly in the bosom Of lis family"
. aen Z Sarn 'ras got en- fire, Jut was On
rs way !. ne )rom town Nor did the
malignant i;arj who he'd the torch rush
irenzici fin the voice OF Milligan TO the
eoL.:riss..:l e lie er:rne. the barn was
ii-ed bt'g..on I. IL and ten clock, L. NJ
before 2nv enc h4d returned from the
fpaaking, nd Il he work &c an inrendiarv
,hs h4sa va psoi,ably fred by the de-
-:;e- II :. ": FlsEA hal assisted in
era =, ~ ses <sca il that rs'..!taT-
I'D Ira; aigl.., Tegor, says.
The sris.t which calls upon the toy
.snmeut" &c iv;a-t its mighty wrath upon
he pamo ,-acy of our county, fox this
deed CT personal revenge, is characteristic
of an q. .i;ionist. The "Goyeln uent
has 50 ,org prostitutedi tself 10 the graft
scaiiou Ct ersonal revenge that q drunken
4holi;ioni.; beaten in fight inyoluutarils
calls upol the Government" fer redress.
ana Cfte,- receives IT,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
\llT lCE [
Administrator

GooDhIcH Sugar Evapnra,or. Par. March
IL, 1861, is cheap and durable; ~ opera
ted with lttle fuel; with lie tabor and IN
The hands of the inexprr, need. operating
with certainty and dispatch. The past
success OF this Evaporalor establishes It's
reliability beyond all qucs 10 Based
upon natural law by which SELF skim
ming and self strainiua are comb ned with
The process Of boiling. Ii fees IL. syrup
from all gross and foreign .ub ,ances. at
the same time dep"si'ng he gluten upon
the cool surface Of the con ieosor. The
syrup thus freed and purified g,adraIls
becomes sugar. Larse quaniii e, ses-
up made OH this E operator Ia I -~r .sv-
iog crystalizer' withou; any otn"r rr"r. -
McMASIERs Il AnrpN non
Marsbsli Coun,r I.ala.a. =
Exchange Hotel, Ju.y 2, %. MP
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
APPxECAEs0X ron Everysr.

Motto is hereby given that the undersigned
Viii apply to the Board oi Commissioners of Mar.
sha!! County, lnl'na. at the next regular session
OF the said commissioners court. to he holden ri
r'ymoath, coiDnencin. on F0ntay. september :,
looS, cr Ecen TO sell 1T, spirituous and in
toxica'ing liquors IN quantities less than quart
time, with the privilege 0f allowing the same to
be dr1nk Oh my premises which said premises are
located ard described follows: lot one hundred
and SERENITY seven III The original plat OF the town
OF plymouth Ind = RIMPLER.
Plymouth, Angus. 9th 1863 nitl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20

Notice is hereby given that tae undersigned
will apply to the Board Of Commissioners of Mar
shall County, Indiana, at the next regular session
OF the said commissioners court. to be no den at
plymouth, commencing on Monday. September
'th 1868. for license t. sell mutt. >plrtuous and
intoxicating liquors, in less quantity .ha quart
at time. with i"e privilege oil allowing the same
70 be drank on ny premises. Which said prem. e :
arc located III describe as follows on lot mum
Der one, III PcrsonS addition 10 inwood Indiana,
n Marshall County " l.. MOREHOuSE,
Plymouth August 9th l@63ult4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
ADMlNISTRATO $ SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Ad-
Illustrator Of the Estate Of Cary Large, lii.. ui
Marshall County. deceased, will on SATURDAY the
10th day of August 1868, sell a, Public Auction,
AZ the late residence of the deccasr ID m North
Township in aid County, ALI the personal prop
erty left by the dcccdent mot taken by tee viii ".
consisting OF horses. and Other stock, farm M
utensils, growing crops etc. 4 credit 81 nine
months Will be given on I'll sums over three dol
iars, the purchaser giving his note with approved
suretie5 with interest, waving valuation laws
JACKSON GOvTOE
Administrator.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
APPLECATEog FGg LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
apply TO the Board OF Com mis>i lers of Marshall
County Indiana, ct the next regular session Of the
SAID commissioners court, to be holden at Plym-
outh, commencing on Monday, September eth, le
o., for license TO sell malt. sprituous and ntoxi-
catiig lquorr. in less quantities than quart at n
time. with the privilege of allowing the same to be
dfana o. our premises. which said premises are 10
Gated and described as folows--on 10; number
t~eiva Ia Parks addition 10 BouI bon ih the COun-
{, ana State Aforesaid. JOHN DOWNEY
u. JOHNSON.
August 18th, 1863. n2t3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
nv NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given that the undersigned,
with the Surveyor of Marshall County. will, Oh
Monda, the DIST daf of September l 63, lmeet al
the residence of Michael Burns, in Union To" nshI
Marshall County. Indiana, and proceed 70 survey
section twenty nine, township thirty three. range
one east, said land being situate in Marshall
ty, Indiana, and continue from day to day unti all
is surveyed
Non resident owners CT lands in said section who
fail to meet the Surveyor at the time and place
above mentioned, and defray, provide fol
defrayng their portion Of the expense of said
survey. will be returned to the county Auditor,
and such de inquencies placed on the tax dupli
cate and collected accord NJ TO law.
MICHAEL BURNS.
Plymouth Indiana, August 18th, 1868. n2t1
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
TAKEN UP.

On the 10Th day OF June, 1869, by the subscri-
Der. at his residence five miles south west of
Plymouth, Indiana, dark bay horse, shout ID
hands high. with sinai! white star in his tore
head with right hind foot white and some white
on his LETT hind foot. about II years old. The
owner Gun have the same hy proving property
and paying charges. JACOBHOLM
Juno 18TH 1868, n20tIs
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given tina. have this day ia
ken out letters of Administration on the estate OF
John H. Worries, late of Marshall County, Indi
ana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to bs
solvents Abraham Worries. Adm nistra,cr,
Pivncaih Indiana, Arril 18th 1859 nl2t3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
Excl TORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that have been appoint.
ed Executor OF the Will of Samuel Nifong, lat g
y Marshall County, Indiana. deceased. and will
proceed To settl, tho said estate according to law
Said estate IS supposed to be solvent.
July2, 1859. ELIAS JACODY, Executor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20

THE Circuit Prosecutor and Grand
Jury Of our County are making a raid up
On liquor sellers, which bids fair to pay
very well.
1t is right that violations Of the law
should Re punished, but this should lie
the case IN every instance of known VI
'iation. The liquor-dealers Of our County
should not he prosecuted unless the liqu.
or-dealers Of our neighboring County OF
I,aPorte sre also prosecuted. We are
informed that out Of shout forty whiskey-
chops in Isrctte bat iour or five are IL
cenzel ye. to rrmEer Of indictments
found at our Court are iu.ly as great a the
number presented at Lapcrtc.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
TIE DEMOCRAT
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
DrED-On the night of the 18th mat.
Miss SALLIE II. Brown, aged twenty-three

DrED-On the night of the 18th inst
mIss SALLIs II. Brown, aged twenty-three
years.
Long resident Of our place, the deeeas-
ed was well and favorably known to our cit
izena, and her early death leaves very many
tender, loving friends stricken deeply with
grief
TIE Editor of the LaPorte Herald in
his last Issue tenders us his hat. Having
no Use for the thing and no suitable place
TO put it, wo decline accepting the prof
fer
Were We the fortunate, pos;essor of the
head covered by the editors hat we would
hathe i: frequently in cold water to keep
down Information" We fear our La
Porte neighAoE is not long for this world
80 much brilIiancy cannot be confined u
this obtuse little mundane sphere.
Farewell. Chswles.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20

= We have been shown paper by Cap
tain v, RICE, printed in Vicksburg on
July I'd. 1t is s real curiosity in the way
of journal 1t Is printed on the plain
side ola piece of common wall paper, and
N i;s editorial expresses great relish for
mule meat, confidence that Vicksburg
must be speedily reinforced, and mistaken
faith that tie beleaguered city would
hold out, IN feet perpetrates Joke on the
report that Grant designed to dine in the
city on the 4th 1t furnishes striking
illustration of the indisputable fact that
human calculations are very uncertain"
and it is often dangerous to be safe"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership here
tofore existing between John l.. Weller and John
Gartner under the firm name of ]. l.. Weller and
company this day dissolved by mutual consent
The debts of the firm are assumed 10y the remain
ing partner John l.. Weller.
John L.. Weller
April 9th 1863 John Gartner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
THE VANVACTOR
MILL RUNNING.

| have bought this mill and will hereafter keep
constantly running for custom work, at the usu
terms. JOHN G.. DRAKE.
March cfth 1863 n93
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
cmption

ONE thous; 4 conscripts in Lancaste-.
county, Pa, have paid $500 each for ex
cmption.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20

WIZ pas iao following pr'ces for HEADING
AND STAvE BOLT. during nc months OF Ju
i, August, September ans .jctot,er 1867:
White Oak Bolts, "a ncne, long, $500 pr. cord
Red 81 $50 "a
&c 60 and Ash Heading Bolts,
Sc inches long 4.50
White OAK. Rived heading. = ,n's 1900 per VI
/. above to be bolton 20 direction deliv-
cred at oar Factory, subiee, 70 nS"ection anj pi-
ling by Ourselves, 2URLBUT BROS n 60.
plymouth IND. July -9fE cts. mines
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
Tor Rent.

40 Dwelling Oh ny pace enc mile South
- -o~n-aad T. large newly fn she'd Dwelling
n Town-apqly to
e. II REEVE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

A Teachers Institute for the 9th. Compression
nj District q Indiana. will he held at Plymouth
Marshall County commencing Monday Au-
gust 3lst, 1863, and continue one week. The
Institute will! be under the direction of Pro- w.
w. Cheshire. assisted by other Teachers and
Speaksers- All the teachers in the District, and
these wishing to become SUCH who can do so. are
requested to attend
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20

ADMINS RATDR's NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that have this d.vt,.
ken Out letters OF Administration ON the Estate Of
Cary Large. late Of Maishall County Indiana.
deceased Said estate is supposed to he solvent.
July 2oth !-o3 JACKSON Goxron Admir-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
Auction 4 Variety Store

Take NNtce-Seconi hand Furniture bsugh
and sold-Sales of Furniture every Saturday
Outside sales attended to on short notice and
small charges,
Plymouth, Indiana. nj m3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20
APPLICATION FoREISExSE.

August 18th, 1863. h2t3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-20

We invite all from this and adjoining counties to
give call; rs we feel confident that can
make it profitable for them 10 do The very
best brands of Prints from % to 90 cents per yard
ShcetIne from 30 to % cents, and other Goods in
prop .rton. Come &c. Come ALL Do not forget
the place EGGLESTON a. BRO.
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xxxvIr,h CONGnEss-rhird Session
SENATE .W,sp1ycros. Jan. o. lsc3.

SENATE. .W,sBISGros, Jan. q, 1863.
Mr.. WILSON rep, Mass presented the memoir
ial o. DR.. W. ). G.. Morton, asking for compensation
tor the use Of ether IN the army and navy.
Mr.. TRUMBULL rep, ILL., offered JOINT reso.
luton supplementary 70 the set 10 provide Tor the
inprsonInent Of persons convicted OF orlms in the
District Of Columbia. Passed
Mr.. TRUMBULL introduced bill relating to
juniors in courts OF tho United States. Referred to
he Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. GRIN rs rep, Iowal introduced bill to
ostablish the oco of Register of Deeds Tor the Dis
tric Of Columbia. Referred to the Committee on
the District Of Columbia.
Mr. FOSTER rep, Comm called up the resou-
tor directing the Secretary Of The Navy not TO ac-
cent the title TO League leland uaets Congress eha
further direct.
II was discussed az some length by Messrs.
COWAN, FOSTER aud GRIMES.
The re olutlon WA adopted by Yeas 81 Nays Is.
CONSULAR and DIPLOMATIC AUTHORIZATION
Mr.. FESSENDEN (Rep., Me- from the Com
mittes Oh Finance. reported back the Consular and
DIPLOMATS Appropriation bill
COILECTING TAXES ~ REBELDOM.
Mr.. DOOLlTTLE rep. VIII offered u rss0lu-
ton which was adopted, requo-ting the Secretary
Of the Treasury 10 communicate % the SCDate any
information no may have received from the Com
missioners appointed for the District Of South
Carolina under the act for the collection Of direct
taxes IN lbbulTtcti)EdFy S,hlth hnu Chlfl't''
CLERKS IN QUARTLRMAS1 ER-GENERAL'S OF
FICE.
Mr.. WILSON Rep., hass.) called up the BIZ
providing for Increased clerical force in tie Quartz
IDaster.G Generals Office.
On motion Of Mr. WILSON, the section proyid ing
for Il solicitor AMI three auditors w.B stricken out
and tho bill was amended 70 Us to give four cee 80 o.
class 1, % clerks Of class 30 cOpyltIs, ~ ID BIZ
aborerS.
Nj. FESSENDEN offered IN amenduler 1, as
new section, providing tha in settling the coouuti
of officers for clothing supplies, the ALL lavils o.
an oicerm may be received 10 show the lose OF voucher
ana papers tending to show that any app aren't deA
cheney was caused by an unavoidable sclideLt OF
oss in actual service, and such aliday nay b. con
adhered ~ evidence to establish the 'iact with ol
without oibor evidence, us tao Seer starry OF Wa
may deem proper.
Mr.. TRUMBULL rep, Ill., move TO amend the
amendment by inrsrting the words stating that ht
knows OF no witness by whom he. can prove th.
fActs."
Mr.. FESSENDEN thought the amendment would
embarrass the action Of the Depar tmens very much
He would prefer to withdraw bD, amendment.
Mr.. CLARK rep, N. H. Jiected to the with
drawGl, he deemed the orig' .ual amendment emi
nsnily Just and proper.
MIR. FESSENDEN insistu "A upoa 1t, bis amend
meIt was Withdrawn.
Mr.. RICE (Rep., MINI renewed the amendment.
Mir. Trum5u suonf ment 10 tho amendment
yns rejected by Yeas, III Nays, IL.
On MOTION Oh Mr. 81 ERMAN (ltep., Oh,ol the
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amendment was amended 40 as to restrict its pro-
visions to the commanding officer Of o company.
The amendment or amended was then adopted by
Yeas, Il Nays, IL, ard the bill was passed.
GAUGE OF PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mr.. HARTMAN Rep, Iowa) introduced bill to
branches. Referred 10 q Select COMMITTEES.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Arrival OF the stenmship Ariel, with
S3Oa3DO in Specie.

The steamship Ariel A. q. Jones, commanding,
with MALE, passengers and specie, 10 D. Is. Allen,
efq., arrived yesterday.
The Ariel called from Aspiowall on the 18Th inst,
at It p m, under convoy Of tho gunboai ConuectI
Get, and arrived OF Sandy Hook a, a. N. on 9th
inst Tie a. has experienced very heavy weather
homsward. She brings s9'3799 iu specie We ap-
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Amnsernerfs.
MUSEUM.


nARNJJMs AMERICAN MooHO"'
ID so ONLY FEW DAYS MORE
....,,. t,y tbs TtS1e to zee the charming i''ie
MISS I,AVINIA WARREN,
Mss I,AVINIA WARREN,
STSS T,AVINIA WARREN.
SttSS T,AVINIA WARREN.
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
VINO Is msPrIED TO GEN. TOM THUMB,
MARRIED TO GEN. TON THUMB,
MARRIED TO GEN. TOM THUMB,
..s,y Feb TO- sner which she win never be e1hiti'ed
ONLY VERY FEW DAYS MORE TIN lin
ONLY VERY F FEW PAVE PAVE N M0RE' TiHfTN
0sLY A VERY FEW DAYS MORE, THEN,
,,nan for public TO see her Durns eo ~" Os!' '"e
all be seon IN oompsny WIN
COMNODORE MUTT,
THE FAMOUS $4,000 NUPr,
eroIn 70 o'clock g. m TIL lOp M
VER MORNING LEVEES from 10 to -,
HER MORNING LfYEES, from 10 to II,
ere much less crowded and more cOm0r.sbs for
bo. obIy oAee, to heI and other living c1ioss
HEX AFTERNOON AND EVENING LEVEES
VsPLENDIO DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES.
.SPLENDlD DRAMATIC PLHf oKNa 1s
ct each OF "-sa Is BI9sacSd w y9s 90I Or
Mr.. HARRISON. COMIC lMfhOMfIO oAA'N-N
appears II hi iniuisabe each performance , AVN
lao TO be sseu at all houls day ard evening 'iS
AOUARIA ALBINO FAMILY. WHAT 10 II S 5i
ESRNIA An e., .sli5itso ana poIf0rmed by heH DneS
s. UiSN LYvf IN Al HiAfPY 'FiiIMiIY sc
Adns1ioD - csuts. Chilafen uadet .en 10 Genus
10 MISS LlylNIA WARREN,
the
IovELIEST LITTLE LADY LIVING
spHv the fairi.s those beings O. lovoiiness rare, ,
Who in gIsce fsT the coarse creatures o. eArih
Must have 0or.e thee FROM isiy-lsuo hneT ioT wEers
save In Obcfon's realm, could such beauty have oTthi
Then IS g. sud--scsrce three-yearod baby In s1o!
And 50 parseot-a Psychs, mature ard complete!
Ard an what psir Of DARK, soul-' thrilling eyes' ,
Whst brow what bus. AMI wha DEAF h.tle ieet!
Nature miniatures often fair ls9y, I've seen.
But ue'er saw one before ft.m 81 blemishe' Zee.
flis no wonder they style thee Of noau'y TIE queeni
Eor Augeile herself mast surrender TO thee
Not the staue cfVeaus, where ovefy charm
One csn fancy IN woman would seem to commune
Rose OF hi PAT. livAt that qllsi'e i'itn -.
Or hath ..a.arss fore Ica.cy moIsed tlA9 tDlAe
No wonder, i'm Of glove 81 frst sight,
4Le Genera surrendered 70 beauty % rarei , E,
Nature mslcn,d y2E herself le the match mas % fsn'
And she challenges Earth O. pr9oa-e sar1 p'T'
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OTIS FRONTING CENTRAL PARK.-A
Z ne cbsrcs5tA-a, y T. cornor ofa3I q; two very
1iasse L0ts; f9r sALE TPUOsLEY, No l9,' Brosd'Tsy
one door T. save 3si-sL
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WINTER GARDEN.
w The Crest PERFORMING Actress
CUBAS,
in character
NARAMATTAu, the CHILD OF THE FOREST,
hcl las created gcb 7eat0u 81 -! the European c,iiss
civsiuC the CO eSrafed Celeste.
Nv C. ". COULDOCK,
On his great character OF
PETER PRoBlTY.
e. the Charming diana n -
THE CHlMNfY CORNER
received WITH nnbonnaed cps snss every eyeni7g.
Ou MONDAY sud ESDAf III. 70 preser'e1,
NARAMArTAE, TN GNiLD or TEE FOREST
Earer.atta (hflt tire in NCFt
Also, LAST WEEK Of tn domestic drarna Of
TdE chimney CORNER.
Peter C w Coulock
Miss CoUlaock
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dnnn6fnnfttt6.
.OOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC

PROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC:
- l'ii Siio Of Grover: Tiss,s: wniiiston
A'''' THIS fais jicniiyj FyENIg, jan &C. isSs
EAST LYNNE,
Or. THB ELoPKMESr.
FAa srss5 s ns3Sa f. RcA LIZ ACE
ONE THAT T. COMMANDS I l.Ii TIE PATh I
OF TIE BEST CLASSES OF SOCIETY
viii be presented with the gifted actIe''
,vr hUGIhLE ME s. Err COMPANY
Mrs c. Wolcot Corh'y vaf !ns
M l' In L Byyu Bsineh soohn
Mise Q. Crsnpten snIanna
Miss Foster Lev
MISS lie brun a''''''''''''''''''''C LADY OABEL
LUCILLE wEsTERN.......a'...". MADAME VINE
Mr. g. p Barrst ..................si fIane. Lev,0n
Mr. c. Barron Wi No-n, ssysrn
Mr r y Morfs hs1e
Mr. barry Russell nm
Mr. J. T. Andrew, Ihorne
NJ WIN barron IN snal.o
M james Clifton
L'' lie DiOl SfECii *0iiiCE " ''''''
gho Box oce for he sale Of reserved seats will be opened
at ''G T iIHS1 1SoSDSf1 yM5RNiSo AT O'CLOCK,
and continue 80 until p m np,cr,
porque Balcony and Dcs,
Reserved Seats 400 extra
Family Circle
TINE OF OPENING.
Doors at 81 p m Curtain will rise at p m
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Lessee and M'i sEcoN6 WEEK III hAAiANi
Of the engagement o.
MISS BifEMAN,
THE GREAT TRAGIC Artistic,
UNPARALLELED TRIUMPH
SIGNAL SUCCESS
In her wonderful personaion Of
TIE FORshKEN
THE HIT or THE SEASON.
W TIE ELF d the city who esy each evening" sheiF sPprs'
c'a'i0n Of tbs aGs 2STsSE gv S5sSiSn =, 10
viii be performed the now hYesc, play Of Singular and
beautiful interest entitled
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN,
Arranged from the German q MCs,atA9l expressly ior
MIR JANIS " WALLAcK. s and
ard company OF artist. expressly selected with view 20
their a;.e.s Tor the cbsseters 70 BE- rePrvsee,sd Tbs
Drama which become Of the classics OF tho Germun
aFe his recently addod TO tie repertoire Of Rsto
hr viii no. b- produced BY that artistic in either Paris Or
NswY viii ENJOY pdort Of representation ~ tie play
over both 'he Ersech 9ed kagrh capitol, u ~ De Pc
ENTRLLi ORIGINAL MUSIC composed by aIr ROB.
Musical Goadnctor........Nr HARVEY r. DODwORTH
NEW AND CHARAOTERlsTIC COSTUMES AND APP
POINTMENT6
BY IONS. PHILIPPE AND MR. 3 WALLIS.
THE CAST
viii BE found 20 be o. unusual power and cornplesnes
LLaA yefiah llHlieu. hAA
her seventh appearance Ut tbs the.tst.
Nathan an ioftale Jew. ....-..-.MfJ W WsHsek j.
Rudolf young ts fsrler......Mr Edwin Adams,
Fasher LJreuZ Vdags MastrEie... Mr. J. g. Burnett
Fl. Heruana tie Village Prest..MT J. w. LancTan.
Lu-wiz Doctor and Barber y Lanao
JAsob. CosHtEy .-4r q IL wilson
Msllleus 90 Father He3enu. Mis- r. Chsafrsu
At!lD al Dld Blind Mdn...........NT George Andrew
In coussGueace the great demand fJr seas the public
are respectfully Informed that he book open
sny evon.ug during tho Week
UpNrNrC HAN