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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-12
[Concluded to.morrow.l

IT is now boldly announced that the object of
the Conscription bill was not merely to call to
the field within the shortest time a given
number of troops, and provide for their efficient
government, but TO assert the power of the
General Government to override State laws and
constitutional provisions in the calling forth
and offering of the militia One of the
leading administration newspaper organs in New
York asserts that the Fundamental principle
underlying the bill" is that =.
"The country is q nation-divided into
sections only for the convenience of local
interests, and always with the understanding
that these are to melt away whenever rebellion
or invasion ehall render il essential for the
common good that such boundaries be forgot
ten"
Cslhoun's doctrine of notification was infin-
itely preferable to this sweeping assertion Of
the right Of the Federal Government to abrogate
all State rights and take upon itself unlimited
power. But the Conscription bill practically
sustains all that is here asserted respecting il.
In open defiance Of the provision of the Con-
stitution reserving to The States the appointment
of officers, the bill yeats the appointments Of
them in the President. All through the bill
there may be traced a studied, careful exclu-
sion OF State rights reserved by the Constitution
anu Un6lE usuEpauOn Dy the General GOVerD-
ment -s,.
The journal announcing this doctrine con.
cedes that the bill is ga startling reversal of the
almost settled theories Of the country" II would
indeed have been singular II bill of general
application had passed the last Congress that
was not startling reversal of the settled
theories of the country. Startling reversals
have ceased to surprise, because Of their fre.
Quency in civil and militarv affaira hut the
people are no more prepared to sanction them
than if, like angels visits, they were few and
far between. They are becoming weary of the
empirics who have produced and can produce
nothing but startling reversible. ~ Chicago
Ti,nsa ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-12

New YoRK, March l1.-The Tines Wash
ington dispatch states that nine citizens of Fair
fax were arrested there to-day and sent to Old
Capitoi prison, charged with having piloted ,he
rebels in their late raid upon that place. The
rebels who entered Fairfax Monday just saved
their distance in escaping with their plunder--
Colonel Johnson following after them with o
cavalry force 80 sharply as to recsplure thirty
or forty of the stolen horses.
A Norfolk letter says the recent reconnois-
sance of Col. Dodge from Norfolk has proved
an eminent success. He marched one hundred
and ten miles, visiting Southfeld, Chuckatuck
and Blackwater bridge. He met the enemy at
Windsor, near the latter point, drove In their
advance upon the main body, and then attacked
them on the Hanks and forced them to retire to
Blackwater. The fight lasted only forty min
utea. "' ''~' 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-12

Morningvand Noon Dispatches
PROCLAMATION

/
WAsHINoron, March l0.--The Chronicle Of
Tomorrow will contain the following:
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED srATHs-
| A PROCLAMATION RESPECTING SOLDIERS
ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE. '
E1EouTvr MAEsroN, March 10.
-tsuance Of the 26ih section Of On act
In p. entitled An act for enrolling and
calling out the n. Abraham 'IShS lincoln. Pres, %
"a Of March, 1868, l., Chief Of the army
ident and Commander-in- "a hereby order
and navy of the United States, :. ,-listed I, or
and command that all, soldiers O.. >s.uoW
drafted into the service of the United State.
absent from their regiments without leave. aha.
forthwith return to their respective repiments:
ana 4 DO hereby declare and proclaim that ali
soldiers now absent from their respective regi.
menta without leave, who shall on Or before The
ist OF April, 1868, report themselves at any
.enoezvo1s zen designated BY the general orders Of
rho Wa- narA-t..s.t Eo. co, ...-y 70 a. sossvrsu
20 their respective regiments without punish
ment, except the forfeiture Of pay and allow.
ances during Their absence; aud all who do not
return within the time above specified, shall be
arrested as deserters and punished as the Law
provides. -.g-l,-.
And whereas. evil disposed and disIoyaI per.
sons at sundry places have enticed or procured
solu'erS 70 deserf and absent themselves from
tneir regments, thereby weakening the strength
OF 'ne armies and prolongng the war, and Civ
ing aid and comfort to the enemy and cruelty
exposing the gallant and faithful soldiers re.
naming In the ranks to increased hardshps and
dangers, do therefore call upon all patriotic
and faithful citizens to oppose and resist the afore
mentioned dangerous and reasonable crimes,
and aid In restoring to their regiments all SOL
diers absent without leave, and TO assist In the
execution of the act Of Congress for enrolling
and calling out the national forces aud for other
purposes, and to support the proper authorities
in the prosecution and punishmeht Of offenders
against said act, and in suppressing the iusur-
rection and rebellion.
10 testimony whereof, have hereuuto set
my hand Done at the city OF Washington this
lOth day Of March, A. d 1868, and OF the In
dependence oi the United States tue 87th.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-12
DIR. ADoLFUs's
Select School for Young Gentl'men

AT FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
IA North Of college Hill. rhe course OF study en-
braces the Ancient and Modern LanguageS, together
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Natural History
and Chemistry.
The study Of the French and German languages con-
stitutes prominent feature Of the School, Assisted bv
teache Of einence In science, the Principal feels jus
titled In promising his pupils all the benefits OF Euro.
pean education.
The School agreeaby situated on an extensive farm
the house 10 sNcommodous building, measurng I75 feat
infront.
The School continues in session during the hot season
the rereshing rural scenery In which Il s located
holds out great advantages.
Terms, including tuiton, board washing fuel llgh.
etc" ss50Per annum, payable quarterly in advance.
~ RRSxRENcRsi q
Hon. Belsmy etorer, Prof. Geo. n Day. Lane semipa
y, s.R. Gary, ESD, VIM: p. Hubert, ESQ.,, Robert
MITCHELL Esq, Milton eayler, Hsq., Hon. George Hosd
ley Rev. r. Allyn, President Wesleyan Female Oolere,
David Gibson, ESQ.,, H. Keaaer, Isq., W. 8. Wright,
Esq, Hon.J. b. Btallo, o. Adae, hsq, b. Hcmsns,
Jr Warrington Mclean, Esq, u, P, Starr, Isq., etc.
july20.n
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Fancy and Flannel Shirts,

DOH OFRlOlERBs UHBe ALSO TRENOH
~ flannsis for Shirts. In great variety.
:. No. % to 30 soash Hish itrsst.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
CcRAsroH COAL AT AUCTION.
o,ncs e -. Ds.,.as. :, =. L.c...AssA

~ WILLIAM trRxrr HHw IosK. August Is I963 \
rhts Company wiz hold their Sevenlh Regular MONTHLY
Auction on "wednesday, the 26th day August. l961
a A. O'clock, the used the Mer.
nxfhangs 20 sud Eschange place correr or
wiIam strert a which tins they VIII Offer. by SIMEON
pkn pwn yTn. ~ .y1yE TRorsAsp TONS or rREsH MINED
SCRANTON COAL,
embracing the usual ssze ard deliverable ~ their depot
Eyab~, rors n D. siter the let of September nert they
viii fep a. snch sales about the OF each
sron,n dwrinr - wear is6S
The sale " bc POSITIVE ksch i0s put mp viii he sold -
he hich.s bidder; pids. IN any form whasvsv, bcns
sr sde fof secoant OF, behalf of III Cvmpany. I
Ffiy o. na per ton bankabe funds paid at the
nj and the paAuce. IN nke fundn ON
.l ing the oder the coal. which uss be caIi<d
i,hin zen dsy thereafter and he oos taken away within
thirty dsys from the day OF sale unless navigation
sho wish hewsys can hsys An additiocsi
thirty taking the delivery OF thcsr purchases by
further depos Of nfsy cent. per mh wiihn We
ian speched Intsrss At seven per cent
snnu viii Ia sph csss be chArxed on the bsAnes pu1
the .upnlAsd q! ~ msnt usu PAld ana we1T svs
" rsi s.s ~ eondis,oss of sals win b bsany there
hitherto aepssd b ~ pusshass p private ooeirsa q
coal viii bs aeivered drec! srom ~ ears o. eir srrivsa
hsss con dltona VII h modineo " ee s saess q Osan
sssame Who's srrfvA 60 so ~ s ost931y 49,
.#.a5tM sOnS 1nASsAss
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
IN nNn AGENTS WANTED

IhyALiDs
7s 0D WATCHES GOLD PENS AND PENCILS
80" vEsr GUARD AND SECa CHAINS
oaArELAixE CHAINS AND PINS,
.Mer# Es9RAvtD SPRING LOcKHrS
Seal ssoue Rnss Csifersis chss~d Rings M4.onis
Rings And Plos rsiiipra tsmBnd Pima
fornia DIAMOND ksr Dfopa. beauud ses Sswelry new
'S"' w0RfH s40Ws
To b~ each. waIYe MI
not 20 b~ pAi1 fof all you amos shmi yon are rra
In eli u@nsesieos by man we shA charge for doing ns
busnexs tv>sI I've usnS esch, skich tr bod
Afsr ksswin4 Ebot yon can haEe then win ynaif
optioa srna 81. sss@ tho srticSe or not - IT,
Prs articles eaq se efder>a fer ~ eleven fst larry
fsr ~ Aiyhvs Tor eis. ssd.oss bund1s-d fos sis
WITH the lnformausr of ~ ysn b. s~nt
cifruisr gfthg fnn 70 agents snt fa ala
logue o. arees and ~u ~ b. At roar option 10 .rsd
Ass sod sssvev sss~d. g1bed Army corrs ria rns
your company srx ~prSsvs rt-,n n f ~
upon tse r-1eiu Of o. Also ssarny cfoss PA xoa
pae. Y
Affress
.x.ry.c ss WARD sco.
Tss spsca q eur rs.1sxs y mvi,1d !, Il.
adveruseGses ~ massrs a ~ wars 3 - W. svs s.~
soea II sc3usiesed wtsh ~ s~~mb~rs sr srB .o
vourb tsis rs9psssssesv - eli s-rss .-,s
whieh tkey may vAha. have tAs~o,sh sss,4er~s ~
thriy mercantile nuvyy snd their fail sblBty - sees nj
osns~ces rbis nnrs % i tst-strd 70. sn~h ~
our haze lasisase- this frfn ~ =.
s-s - cro'nus~adAiina ~tt - ssdewssr. =
kFrny sss ksst osIsss
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

SS,rIrITX1 ABBOTT, AUCrfONgBR -nORf0A0g
w . On woudav 3ith inst, q 10Y clock, the 6socK
80 yisur,s sf The Orssy ssd Liquor Shore ns - casa
,rse, copsissng Of Be r.is o. sugar. tsnr $50 Starch
Tsss snS~S Ssxsu uxI d IOoAN. Assrssy fs nsrsasss.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
EDWARD sINrzENIcH. AucrIoNEEK

~ Valuable Horses. Carriages and Harness. 1f
by ". WEST Z co. at 1bj and l57 Broadway. I.
~, Tomosrow FRIDAY. at one ocl'sk.
high years olf As tractabe kind and gentle kitten;
can be driven or ridden by lAdy children. and
raned sound The stock this pony sod st very
hixa prices and e ya.ued highly BY the ownera ~
SORkEE PONY tmare IS hands high, years old. very
0ne saddle pony and atylsh.
TOP BUf9IES-Tvo second hand city built Top Buggcs
and Harnesses Also two do. two RockAwAys, two
open Wagons. and three second hand do. sar I
SADDLEB-Ais0 n Lot nj Sadd Brides, Lap Robes Ae.
ENGLISH COACH DOG. imported by present owner,
thoroughly broken one year old; splendid animal and
cHKsTNur s6RERL HORSE. lsk hands high, years
DID, warranted kind and gentle In single double harness;
nI 700 :, tlic nc aers. aor - s,..,. sia}
BAY HORSE. 151{ hands high, years old. warranted
kind and gentle In single double harness: good family
horse. tN A w I mol
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WATCHES, JxwnLnY, &C.

rNrAMoyDs OLD GOLD AND sfLvrR-By GOING
IL 70 LOUIS ANRICB, Tc Broadway under the Sew
ohsr place 10 this ci,y fsr Dtsmend old oed and Silver
lie paws IN cfty bsnksbe moaey CAmei Hair sbaws a
hads Of Lscss ana bought at the highest price l.
nraa
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, AUGUST zl 1868

s4iIPPIvc. m
rruE BRITISH AND NaRru sNlaac''; soiAL
he,~eer new Yo,k aa am =, i,, ess s o. lar
And between Boston ana iiserroo al B ~ AMI
ARAplA Noodle lesss I Bd..oa weape.das Aasan 70
a. shaaaom .p eays. sse sos,oo ss 'Sr "ne as e.
rEgsa Lott leaves New York, " dnesasy iee.epssr,s
scorIa JadSins lssvss Nsn Yoss' wedaesdas sep x
c,,., o., u, !, EisoN srw York 70 otiyiArool' ga, -
s'.@s nosroS 10 ,,yanrool- .,,,.A
second ie5n Cam sAssage 6J oj
payable IN gold m equivalent "a Un.ed sa,eA currency
ssfs,s sc c.,,sv,. ns. .sec secared .nti PAID ior
or ae. sS o.. sup % no Ss hssSs se Value
expressed are signed therefor
E 9uNARD. No Bowling Green
CrEAx wnEKLY TO LlyERrool. roucgIso At
aud Ph,aaefnis steamship Company Intend desIsssnlnx
CITY CITY q 0g WAsI,sGToS saura.y' Aug 2
And every succeeding saturday al noon a North
wArss PASSAGE
gs gSsT Bin :. - fssy- ,s
E E !: t'...: + E 9 . isss'a::.
As,werp: 4c., at equally low raisa =. -.
srom iaverpoe Or Qasensowo wr,r1t cabin ~ ~
friends can buy ,ic4sps here :, thcss rates '''N
s. ass
carry patent fr annihators Experienced surgeons are
attached to eaca
For further Information apply IN Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
INMAN. Agent, % Water street; In Gs~ow to ALEX
MALCOLM. No 5 st. knoch spuArt IN Queenstown tot
w ID. SEYMOUR 4 90 In London t0 ElvEs MA
CEY, 6l King William slrcet. Paris TOD UiE6 DECouE H.
~ Metre Dame d-s VICTORIES Place DE- In Borse; In
Pniadelphia John q DALE. III Walnut street or at
~ '' JOHN o. DALE Agent. IS Broadway. NY
CTEAMSHIp GREAT EASTERN
. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
ROWLAND a ASPINWA ALI. AYcut
The steamship
GREAT EASTERN.
WAITER PAroa Commander.
wll be despatched xo..
Wedresisy ''e Aug iet "wednesday s Sept .
Al O'Clock r. precisely Al O'Clock u precse&y
and thereafter Of about six weeks from each
port. sox =. s,,<
Second cabin siateroom berths furnished at
Ercursou Tickets out back the frs. aud second
| cabin only. fare and halt ..,. .-
Servants accompanying passengers and children unser
twelve years of age hall prlce. lnfAnts Tree. .
Third cxbp satcrooms pAssepgers FOUND vh
| beds bedding, table utensils and good sibs'AntA -
| Sieerage with supertor accommodations k5o
Price Of pasaage Liverpool same aiea ~ aoovs
payable in gold Its equivalent In United stase'
zach passenger allowed twenty cubic feet OF baggage
An cxperienced surgeon on board
| For ps''ss' o"'' -pr' thAs A. WHITNEY.
| Passage Office, No. ~ BroAd~ay.
ROWLAND ASrINWALt., Agenss. g,sn s,s.,
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
CEoRqE cocE; Z, ;,gggs,sD;S AgGrISNEHS 4
Auction sales Tuesday and Friday OF each week at sales


GsosfHFt Htssss CAV ASssaSSsas hSGssSSlp ,rsmruar,
ses Tuesday and Friday Of each week At sales
Vt" :. ssd r srss ssSs:
Srsries dining ana rscpon en suite snd
orsisry Bsotc..s. Es.sts sidsSo.rd. Esssn
IJEsRyH " LEEDS 4 60 { 9AucrIoxEsRs.zHEN
su.. i i .aeir .;Issoo%; S...a :i,sss
sas ss on ass bourbon
HESEy LEEDS 4 ssAs e. "a AucIIoxKEs NJ ..,,o,
s.,prda1 % Aars. y is osioss Il ssr :s-.reo%. No.
hoUs t;sr HOLD yuRSIrgRE: PIANOS. &C ,con..ans
3 sns R0 Il sue RPS black
1Sd Hs .r ssna xsns aSsay s.w sss
hossny so as and covered harcloth mahogany
Ss mahogany "a Tss. &
Carved rosewood octave f.ao mad. BY wores..sr Of
M...Y sos5n ssssd As
III s'ei on september j. At ! o'clock, the premises
mt S OF Ne d s.y
In ABOUT serss dns state o. cal.ysOa dwell
of.r aas ira II So:ss ssns
z. r nns trout psna ~ - the u
rsashins Il sppiy :, lie doSs Hotel Red B;sk,y nnox
nEs M xL. sE. .s.s ar ASs1os e. s.ss.ss. g.
lesroon iii Broadwsy York. House and i've Lots.
an the sou 1Ish street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, each 2Ozl0O feet II inches Sale positive
!. r BoGART AucTIoNKER--BY q. 4 ,. BO0ART-
81 Saturday. gust r. ~ ION O'Clock Al the suction
rooms. North William street, general assortment OF
Psrior. bedroom ana Kischsn rurni.ars, As.
RoGART AUCTIONEER-BY B. j. B0GART.-
Saturday, Aususs n. half past ian oeoek ai NO 81
Elr mortgage se the entire finished esd un
stock Machinery of carriage and wagon
consising Of light WAecn Bodies Tbury and
Bu-g ~ Whees Huba Rims, 6pokea Feloes Phsston and
Express Wagon Bodiss Wagon 9hafa Poles light wagons,
Lumber a<p fest Hickory Wood, ib1y feet Whiteweod,
iron and stsel Turulns Lathe, Tools. Ae. o.
JOHN H. HItLIBA Attorney for hortsAsee
sELpNER AUcTroNEER. LEVY
Ia. viii sel on Monday Augus ~ ~ ION o'clock. on the
premsss % 10 street, avenue b. AL the Stock
And rxturss OF the 0roy asd Liquor 9tcre consisting OF
sror ana nuo R Co9eea Tass. BuGars. BoAp
d drs ap,ces and Drv Fruits. hue LIQUORS.
o ~ yetg lue Havana domestic segars; also neat
Household Furniture, several Wagons, one vsry nne
EorHe. Ac
u,UBLIc ADMINISTRATORS twM. wTTrERs'l SALE.
The undersi!nsd VII eel z. public auction on .ns nd aays
Wines, Iaqsor. ssssrr Casks Beer Pumpe riInre. Ac
das August 49, alto A. n, the No. " Prince street;
on "Wednesday August 10 At 10 NJ the No. III ave
nA MI The store No s. G. corner u siIlh street
on friday AngM a. a 10 4. NJ the store No. 7W Third
q Forty eighth street All bson as 70 The
K 3. BRADrORD. Public Administrator.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
sALnss At AUCTIos.

sALEs At AUCTION. LIZ.
UCTION NOTICE.-POsITlyE SALE OF
IA 3 HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MAGNlFlc Sr ROSEWOOD PIANOrOR rE.
RICH OUT GLASS CHINA AND SILVER WARE.
:. 80 : - skUssEis AND INGRAM CARPETS.
Will take place this day oe bh
Maa (Friday). August 21. H@
af.a \ + # At the four story residence, -
81 @t lI9 West Eighth street. Clinton place t5H1
Il a5s ent Between Fifth and Sixth avenues. fa
Sale commencing AT I016 o'clock precisely.
ROTH Auconeer would call the of parties
in want Of rst class furniture to the above sale which
comprises the most beautiful Paror, Chamber and Dining
Room Furniture offered at auction this exaor
dnary opportunity for three
beautiful Parior suits covered In rich French
and silk marble top Tables Etagees rich
China and Paran Vases Turkish Easy Chairs
Clock Lace Brocatel Curtains Corner Book
Stands. Paror Ornaments.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE
gmfN STOOL AND COVER;
elegant instrument. full
seven octave, all modern improvements
Rosewood and black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus WASH
stands Spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges Rockers
Chairs, Hank IT'S Bedding Extension Table DINING Chairs
elegant French China Vases ivory Table Cutlery Cut
Glass and Silver Ware Kitchen Cutlery and Crockey &c
sale positive. Deposit required
B-A furniture expressman Ill In attendanco
cart pack or ship goods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

& ,naslsbaag .ssa7 ehee'ar 9 'a
gs "a lngpsK saeeg e. 64UeesM 1.t -.
N NH# aatt ~ nea &sra ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

DARK THEATRE. BRoOKLYk.-THIa NEW An Y
elegant esablishmept vii open Tor The regular season
on Monday September IL Ladies and gentlemen Of
spcoabiy and acknowledged dramatic talent desiring
gAzemens vii please msake application by ltt,sr 10 GA.
BkiEL HARRISON. boz Once theatre.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
pEnTISTRH.

4 RrrYIcIAL porK vrLLINos roR DEcAYED AM
"A achng Iesse Vd ryoss ons up mere soen res.orss M
without pain warranted hy the dscoverer s ha
$50 Broadway. near sevenseen'h street Over 1000 ssi
ruonkala
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
svEAM BOATS

- Il fsli7lI 80 - s--S,i ". ss..4 I.
nAf BOAT HDk Alb sNg--THF LABOR AaD sOr
~ nseasyas =. s~-f ~ fkL DkHw p@~r fs<s ~
1sL srrsf rsi. ,.dsy sn4 f4ar sssrsies
We Posss n~~srvx rgSHsse~,~~ Thsnssscs. rif1i
Gss ~ nnn onssns ewy~tax ~ Afs~ny
cfs f"r -srssn ssf fhs W~ss N ssssaors
gc'es - <.ns ss~osoG k~tsrning essss Aiss.y svwr
sona.,. Hsa"ss'y sad rrdag ~afsisx 40 eesesx
CrSDay sCorsv m rgy osLv RxgrLAs soAr.
so-s ~ 10 hs~ twy t*.sd sfl@ss 49, gess 49, 80,
sra htrsttsntpv WI i~sts Pea slg ~ a srus-.s
ssrssts - 4 ~. r~rs4 sr~st q, -. 4 ~ r~s.sg s,ss
.trstsi ~ " n-sg ~sg 49,. -. . Css~ (. y 4
49, k~tarAs = IL tN~ sa@t -
ws s~ies ..gv h ne 4.s : s~.-ss- 50
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

-rF e .nwnrav .rir insrtrr p ~ rrA
naE a-+ lA sH.af
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

4 MEXICAN ARTIFICIAL TEETH COhrAny, DEN
"A JA Bowgry, opposite rinh -ferscns dcsir
bis Arheis Teeth and = the same time s.vins half thelr
money should them our improved sscou plates
srr ssmpiea Teeth positively esrActsd without palm By
our own systsm "A booxfnl Of voluntary csrtiocAses ma
cisn in attendance for the safe sdmin'staion q pare
Toroforfn. also the Anarshec Nitrous Oxts, With In
dnncs auiet seep during whch the teeth Arv removed
wi hout the siightes; consciousness,
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

WALLAOK'S THEATRE rs THE COOLEST
w And PLEAaANTEST HOUSE IN THE CITY,
bccArxDe Of
THE SHADE THAT q THERBt
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

sELDNER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LEVY
IL. will sel Monday Angus ~ ~ ION ociock en the
,,,er,sss ~ axth street, b. all the Stock
and rixtuss the 0rosy asd Liquor stere eenssss Of
arQe and assortment of Co6eea Teas, bugAxI soap
"a dr, spces ressrved and Drv Rruts. hue LIQUORS.
10, of vefv zoe and domestic seEars also vey neat
The New York herald., 1863-08-21


Can this be Reality, .'es'
Last Grand Tlbleau-Tbe Vision.
The full and talented company will appeA ~ sns ue'
drama. with other All urarve pieces. Changed xn,y.
Managers and specuAiors wishing obtain 'oass m
plans together with the and how III. e pig
dnced can apply 70 q q Howard. Acting Manager so'
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
AaIUSEnIFsTs. a


Nvfrv0'y GARDEN
N Lessee aud n Mtnager. ...... Nj WIN wh.atcy
THE suAHER THkArnR ~ riiE COUNTRY.
B.eiu AZ - conclude at ~ iU.
FRIDAY AUGUST n, ia6t. ani ever evening
H. Sf WIEN HUT OhE
In consequence ef previous arrangements Mr. Whealsy
rrgrrts announce the
pONCIU UDING NIGHTS
of John Broue hams grand nc drama enilet
THE DUKES MOTTO
~ " THREE MONTHS
has crowsei mi. aIigccui iefnpe pi Ac drama sih
DELIuHTED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES
hK COLLINS
fLasi " % his eagaremrnD
IN. celebrated Ir,sl Cosneilau and Nocasat, "A
cARRfGkFENOtS. =. -
vit sansa awue. Bright Wine" and While there Lao
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