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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20
The Siege at Vicksburg.

The Siege at Vicksburg.
IN SIGHT OF V1cKsBURG, Feb. 5.-The
river is rising rapidly and now It runs like
mill race. River men tell us there is ''big
rise still to come, and that the eatire point
from Millikens Bend to VicI1sbl1rg will soon
become a broad sheet of water. I am not wise
il river lore, and must accept their conclusions.
They say the melting Of the snow in Ohio aid
Kentucky will very seriously affect the N IS
sissipi, l1eady ION BENDER In this region,
near Youngs Point there are three crevasses
or breaks in the levee, through which the Wa
ter is rushing at a furious rate. The larger
one is in the Parish of Madison, Ill.,, a little
this side OF Gen. McArthurs headquarters,
and already exceeds 500 feet IN width. The
General has a large portion Of his command
engaged, just now, in endeavorlng to stop it,
with a prospect Of success if the wafer does
not further rise Should it increase In
height, [ fear the Parish levee will yield to the
pressure. as the State leyee has already DONE
In that e> ent we shall be forced to embark the
soldiers on transports and seek dry land above.
In the debate, in the House of Representa-
tives, yesterday, Mr. Holman said: "When
the proposition was presented to this House by
the distinguished leading Republican Or.
Conway for the recognition Of the Southern
Confederacy, there was no CRY Of treason.
Mr. Conway replied that the gentleman
had charged him with proposing to divide the
Union. This was misrepresentation. lie
had never made any such proposition. He de-
clarcd that the war had already divided the
Union, and he was in favor Of resuming peace
on the basis of existing facts. IlIs was hia
position. He was in favor Of the integrity Of
the Union as it exists to-day, and opposed to
all schemes Of disinte grafton.
Dir. Holman replied that the only difference
was that the gentleman said the war had al
ready divided the Union, while he (Ir Hol-
man) said the gentleman proposed to Go 50. :
Bakers detectives on Wednesday arrested
at Berli0, Nd, 4. I. II. Filler and Joel Mann,
of Loudoun county, Va, with $4,000 Confed-
crate money upon them; directed to the Right
Rev. Dr. Magill, at Richmond: a large mum
Der Of letters for various parties at the South,
among them one from /. johnson, OF Iredcr-
icl, Md, who was sending the $4,000 South,
requesting Dr. Magill to purchase $4,000
worth Of Confederate per ct. bonds with the
money. They had $500 worth Of contIaband
goods in their wagon brought from Baltimore
with passes from the military authorities there
They are now in the Old Capitol prison.
Wrapped around the body Of Joel Mann were
found thick coating Of silk hanckerch1etS,
spool cotton, cutlery: etc.
Returned cotton buyers report that the j1e,,
IL l4nro of Niesissinni have made II q penal
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1868. TIE SG3.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL niILhOAD.
TIE

l. OO'Ss oOOs
FEhhsYLvANIA CENTRAL RiILhOAD.
El'h %. connections form,
TIE SiO..rr6f AAD NUiCAtsf ROUTE
ftDI nEw'ioAk 10 ThE IRiA,fAL Nfs4ss tifits
Seven riu, ron "-y Hom Stwi oh 90 al adu Fhs, via
HeW.Jnfsay AMI taudcu and filhty L.lts
ALL TuGplHn TRAINS fOR Tif WEST ny THIS
ROUTE LEAVE Skw-i DIRK fHOI The
FOOf Of COCHILhNyTsE
Ply way Il PHILADELPHIA To morning llsscnsors csvo Now
YORK ala NJ rs fouiss ,,nIs pcs.oEscIs
o. . D. "a. one hour .afcr .Atp olL.I lncs
By way 81 Alenosu evening pas -uscfl leave a, r
Two s,ur later tnsn t.e N0rcn il4. aud by both
lrf.s a n. s.'' tho a. aof..n n.' ia Ih'.so and al
81 Lous aloyelsad toinHli1s Gin lnnlt, and All main
points West, with lrvor ohsn..s Of cars
Sleeping .sn vi'"oo, chause. run from Phlasepha 10
Pitabuign 50 ilsi, and NtN oh to ftbglGh ~ miles
snokng snd oaoon Caf. CA al tIAius.
fasc thu trnio NJ oflcf gOuifa.
Baggage cAecAed 'aioush. rTensfsr' ffe-.
WESTERN fNluR,rlDN
Tho PennsysHnls Central Company 1ns sn FmiTsni
ayei 10 psi1ies moving westward onc he u,uai rates
Of iaie.
FRfIGHTs
BY this rosie fei,s II all descriptions be- forwarded
ard from any roiat the Hsroad. oi Ohio Kennedy
Indiana. Illuo, Niscoidln Iowa Missouri, BY Kali
ROAD DIRECT or 10 any port tho naysaDlo reiso s
ghe o Nj ii. 10 and foln any poln, In thu West by
tho fe'yvsa Cental aroad are at all 'ins' "a i.so'so,
charged BY other airond Companc' Merchants and
tPp. nifnasins the transportation II thelr itsh 70 'h
Company rely with confidence on It's speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers aud Dealers ia Live Stock VIII ma TINS most
analogous route Caparious Yards well wutccd aud sup
Piled with every convenience have been opened on THIS nc
aud 10 connection and every attention paid to their wants
e.. ding and resting choice /. offered II the fliLADEL-
r!iA sEw yd Nm End bAIrIiiohE MAnh . Hama.
j !. ELLlOTF, Passenger Agent No. ! Astof HOUSE,
LEIGH CO., Freight Agents
No. A.,or aoasc and No. South williamst
MCDONALD HlsoHoFF E"F e. 5 Assn.., place
ENOCH LEWIS, General Sup riuteadeut, Altoona, Ia
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SEW-YoRK < NEW-nAyEN RAILRoAD
sfrv''rn AERIS0EutNr
na. COASLNciaO JuLY .. ia is'
P.srfsf s.icn r. ss'r ori .iht, and 9Th Az
Ialklsr ...-t q
rn.r.srrANr NEM-Y0RK.

TRtrsfYASE EEW-YORK;
Ter Nfr issca. . tks j, "a ~ H. .-.ls tkf -
saf rr.s,srsrt q XXI. n.,sa IA, !, IS (Erh ~
~ i.lf'sI al si,s,..d : u.y. 1Ds5op.m
- De- ls.4 ss-i4 yo.t ad wes1.s.i, iis9A ni 81
=. 30 p. -
$50. ~ ri q e. %.
Fos p.sl.a 40 .r,assh. 7s,o ii.'o Il 30 40.
~ ssaa;sst s.sG.rl'1c. ii.,ls II. ia.i5 pIl 40
49,, PEI cl-.r "a ,srnsl.s,s stations 30. No. a
IT. s-'e tils, 80. a.. , a.
iof fslt l...'.ltHi has NcfhsGs u
GJaNEttihB TAAiAt
pr aFen w. srff s1r'I m. u = . VI r -
Fof Eost.u w. i4rfc Line. 1..l3 a. b, ? Z %.
tsf iittsr4 nd slu4s i.s.i, q "a. ELh ll'JA 70.
ilIltF m
10 Cl.ae i'-ai River P,fs.l % Noa.ica . H. (ELl
u ~ O. %, srd 30 fa - aolttsmrfan-
Fof .ilfg 3D. rFg,!a.a's 81 h.. ~ fslf'ti, tLSl
" 90 g.
fof Wv uAsrr New ioSs,n I'D soaln..on Railroad a,
@ a o. l..l-. fJl. , ui.
so-C q Bal. a.. tf.l5 p % Mort an ,,1n.
lo- Ioafa..fir Lgifgll "a m Pei y ~. - sss MI
ford - clarfa. 8. sil S. d.ysi . ft.f-lL
ssf NsC.lfA hali7-a o a. q, 3. ~ Ht
Der Dtlalry ard n1iN "A hll'iold IA, {, N ? N.
IOMlltsIs ..cc pug t-fs stil. bed g. n lfl'rA
JAMES a. NJff. sop u.r d.n,
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e. EN-l ORR, HARLEM AND ALBANY
~ nAiLRyAu-fr.i WI eaEr ltiL e. pspoi-ior ~
lsrY. is..1 stopping - NI.i41 sJuIs- " h.r
Tl1rr fslf1id Croion is AL ssiio.e H0rih Albany
rlnarca. ai- Coins sLa Northern A.J.a 4.f 5aE-e
sui 81. Illns 49.lh sra w'sti TO- troan fa' ilt
sal D.. Tie . tram vll flu saturdays ouiy
taf.iss ca-es COZ fsAs ~ a on i.ol4Ays !0l
WIG P.Ilt fi' rr5 lv D., ~ li and p. aud
sis o o. from Atsti Dept, Tor Nhi-aIshtds.-a 10
ipr g. q tI. 90. . o. - and $50 lfeo1 FaLs,
WHO Psl' sH5 N-n sofase trans step g. a. s'ti.ons
Fof Dover iisins 2 - toIfns a. NhHo ii.h a. 80
tia- 18th 10 Dover Hc.gfny cave Albany a. ylV b. M
~ .ugsi OF hourerH sud No''rI trains siopPrs - 81
.eisns ian Chatham % Groom Fa-s, G.fo - A--'fd
islle sus I'D W.i.;1sl d.si Dot-r f,'as 5 -
..s f 81 llrh q lna 81, W ni;, fars tfoion
tsi, o. 81. Nhfs Plains. s.lv 20 m l.;so 50
On ~ Han..fidf-. j. . ri. all ip9 ,lctcn fs-',
While I'D N44l.snfiEc uaus tiofs 81 a. s!Ai4on.
sunday ir.rls on llas 81 haffae Fpl ,fo.eA "a. 4'
a % sioprHr o. 90. tns except forkrAo Iof WLaf-i'
blsr Jl5 % - a. o., y AID pm fof hie fHns,
so "a Nialtbisr sId While FLAWS ua.ns sio? q, 81,
,t,fl1a. Rs'unrf leave White rsfst.ip m.f Nllsus
hflse Ga, iU.-'G rl l2W $40 90 aud m. stopping
ual .siicrs. Croon fs,s n stopping a. u ,sa.lOas
north oi AID :. Nilismsbfid.r.
gOlI. luRCliiLL aur ,Tiai.nacnt
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CrcnreioHs.

EXCURSIONS 20 COMFY ISLAND The
- Ger. - t.s COsNY tsLASD aaA kADOALhs HAIi.
HDtB CDffANf rrefJ 81 riiu4itf q "a aaA 49,
gtkslu~ 10 rirs Etasfyr scs--s . Cry Boo 80. ftf'
=. Gree bed Dgarec.t 3@erltA'sa hay AT 1ery i'ai
gsssf. "a Nay ~ lal -. ?. CDAE. sept
DICNiC and COTILLlON EXCURSION 20
4 NENkkk Ray GROVE or q i-uAf. Arf - TO-
..-rr Zoe su.,4es - llAloJ AONnA 30. - =. y
liz f,p Muc tIsi ciau Bot 49, Connection tffssa hsfs
b. - .irs..t fott ssTgs 4l1f f bfo1as o.. "a. a. :
oicock -gflats'. y 2 cCocG GOA g., y J., Z. r. . a
I-ir,a q alriilf frarua "a s-cs - g Aas ,. re
g. .oulag Oo-luiliff rnt a. thn f'sftIns pArr .
AZ p U,1-lsr .-. r. efy. Jll--i n AeCtfin, hafA
.,r,ss., 80 -lte7- Ar iot..
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Ecpai Notices.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROOFS

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROOFS
~ no ~ AME.D1thHi 10 Iit tOhslilt fi"N
E6i'ff8 ~ iha Ass-rtlr c1ncgti Az. i4e 'ol-"4s
ena,n5nc.s be yf,ro'd ~ tie tol'.,'. D u hn sa.o
Q, b, STAG "a 3iis rec iacfeof o. 3 io"4af
Nlels'r e. s9,n - ili aHas.t. - &c a., s.'l
with the sfeie aat cors'r' ~ 'te srfe OF ' 'Fe se.i
Collioaes o. Apgs-i "aa "a. have ps~e o. -''' =. !
o. psi, 'arl ielrac BOO 'if ,oai. q "ii~'l
which nay te fl .fesa 20 lr h I'D o., 20 s. 'a lAf
al t4s fsneisl Eowsss d Co1 Q. Ltea i'f '-' pu''
JIG Ger. - he t0lt = Arffl. am a. 90 -. q so
conm.s'iou.r et ts 5ld - rendered by ne "a coo
fl4ss.o,f' tA ac efta ~ 40 80 ~ "A j" &c g
Cou-. o. Arp s I'D 4ls have a. tals l.e tii 'c1 - =
fende ed ,d Court one u I'D Cofnnsonsf 'usl
ihl. cgiruuo. aff the ia c,ln'soaeis 10 q te' e-g
e. dsean' %, q '"sei sin ~ ;r.t. ION .' q I,
Il - orrisI ceal4ie ... Tie srd ton'f -,
receive 'he ,re corn .na'ion fs Jnos ~ tr 'orrt
q yqo,s They Ray apout to nre ehd places II iaet
su-is. aiG iie Lcs-lis sA-A r.'ao IN no feI's
Tc..s ns. ,1, no. ~ appointed 'r tie ilise a'
TO-. ft lsr te orr. O. fret .fi is fc,ofrr. o. TIE
Cont e Ayf-., ,ls be ne Rersier o. 'e 'sia Conn
SIRE on. Fsu.Yoas. (. s,a..e. N.,es . ~,
The foresoiar fe9. '.on SO. COY la', ~ o.. il'
s-A-r or W. Yorr a. A,s,a.siy. Ars4 T. ll...
Assembly. }. L. cCsHMA'' i!eh
coNcUPeTsT RESOLUTIONS ProPOsvG ~
AMf..DIEhT ~ INk CJS5 ny iON, PAo-
NlA4.5 I!4.- w .yos - iiif. N.Ll AL
Am. OK NAVY IHElLDI, NAL tyIh ~ Ii.t
PLACE NhEhL THY .lAf 81 ~ SDCh SIR
Nltt.
P..M,ll 81 In, s.ra,e concpi the, tie following .msna
.ntfi hs fi.,9 % 10 fhr Coz tfai.oA ul tis eiset
se,n Of lr -zii~f1y sae'doi BY oa4ins At Ito end
t.,i,oi-tls following woids.
P5ot4G 4at a. 81 oec'oT ~ tie actual NIL
service go H. lisl sfatr, 100 the nav. tLe9'
anrsed % i sote by ecn oi n. eh.Sco tom ~
Hf.f CO. Llf.'rD aaA haze ioFcI TO ifDfi-1 a.
iasfsr l WHICH, .a- n' md llr' O.. w,h l1 "n
soe ani tie asa roiafas 81 tci v,lss
an he cc.on aAc. ~ "asch noy fe'.ecA'ey fe'i'g' OF
Otlef.iaf.
Nr.tea ~ e Senate concnr that the foregoing susnd
DO ffieiIfd ~ hf Let ii3r 10 oc cAo-cn o. ne Lfb
election 81 SrTttoI, and lst ihr s'ne De rHoDs'o
To- ..se months such c.rcDE, puIgans ~ ecuSh
81 hltice Is, &. toe t5At futon.
srasE OF Nav YORK 81 Af'emsiy, Aphl q, 1893 (
The .o4a; fsso4ulioEs auy as-.d. ~ order
Tie Esseayl-. J. i. ttshAhN Gen.
SriIE oy Ngv.YoEK, in senate. Ap -, i,CJ.
The foregoing resolutions daily pss-c ~ order Of
To Senate. JAS. ttiN IlI.phi, Cicif
STIta o. SpW.YorE Olf.Cs ~ T.r sECEgrtRI or
5r14g-l hage compared tuc -e, Has w.it lie oils con
e1riet 1tions ~ ~ s oieo tnl d. ccy ia To-
SEINE ere pi heirisom and oil tie "hoe Of
I'D olidnGl res0l4I9Es. 49,
H0RAT.O BALLARD. Secretary Of J;s,e
lyle layi3wS
:. M ,tr,ts
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StTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
~ NEW-YOAE AND LIVERPOOL
ROWLAND = AfriNNt-L, Agents
fSE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EAST ERIN,
MngEa PArOS, COmmand6r,

win b. d~rachea
IN Lig0pool From Nttr. York.
WEDNESDAY, Avg le WEDSfa Day Scpt2
At O'Clock p m, r.ccieelyl AS oc.cc No. Ifectely
Aud II intervals .hro Ter OF ABOUT SIX wcoSs som eaeh p9l
FiH.J CABIN "
SECOND CkBlN--Sta'e Rocm ter,Es meals fur -
n.s.ed a. serars'e tables. .......'... ~"
Excursion .tfs tnd be-. IN Tie Fifs. and sece,d 'aS
ins only q fave aud half 80 -,
srnas.s sccsmPays PASSENGERS, and chidrep Ond'r IL
sc.ars oi a'c, l.h fare. Infants nee"
iBlED Csgl.--fnterni~.i 4'e SG'c-Nooms Pas
scuress found WA beds. bedding, ap.e utensils, ~.
AID GOOD substantial iood............:...'..'.'' -
srEE&tGI--Nnh srrefor accomniodhi ons..... Wv
Pre- Of Cabin pa,s from Lyefpoo sane fsie g. above
grice Of ecGs-s d Do '........, :. -.
Currency. ,,,. A.. ....;
Each passenger allowed ~ cn5ic feet Of us' An exve'
e,ced snfseoa on sosId. IoT pa''sss ouly apply to
~ InAs A. WHITNEY,
pass-.c Ofirr 10 ~ Broad" J.
ROWLAND 4 ASfiNWhLL Aeen's,
40. 81 Soaig-s-, y. i.
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5indnsiai.
NOTICE.

NVIDEND NOTICE.
PARTICIPATING INSURANCE."
oFFlCf 0F THa
CONT!SrNfAL iNsthaCE Co,
20. 10. ttOADNAf. ....., ~. an
CASH CAPITA. 'en la rl............ =. Nt'''''' -
SURP us. jn.y L. it,a..............'.....' 90 ~
LIABILITIES, July !, l'e5...'..:...t - y"
N.Y. DIX. du p. 1884,
- The Directors Of this Cou9aay n-'e s'.' e4S oe
csIed ,,- ,,,.,, cr-,-rr
A Dividend OF FIFTY PR CtNI ,,
70 rs customers upon the pfcuians ealn1l E 70 osr.
ending ist . tn. On al policies cli..s ut 80 e.r,o
,ri1,ts 81 n. ur.ss ul IN. Con- ~ 49,. 4ols.r,
v.i be issued on TO- lc'h dsy Of e~lt'l'ei ,,;l
f,r n ntu.ur. "a ,.i.l Z! - tie r''s'''' N'''
..-....,.,,, ,,,vrr.stp' ocsIX PER CENT on ali
IN ,ip tsyab!o IL cash On tie io.a @sy .. ''i'''
bcr next avn
.o.-,,r,rl CASH DIVIDEND OF SEWN Ftt
II -, ', tse CIrita Of dc Corlany rlNanc 20 We
or. ., their legal representatives. on aid aiei mon
dly 18th inst ,,.;,i =. ,,.oa fam m. lat to the
ilo Scrip Transfer booAS WIZ W @'0''N ' Wv
lo'h OF o'i''"'o' Il. II. LAMPORT,
stcrcinry
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E7INTER GARDEN.
w Under the direction OF Mr.. HUMPHREY BLAND.
Tlea.urer Bar. W. 4. Moore; Leader air AsionhsueE,
SATURDAY, Aug. Y, 1905,
Now open f,r tire Esli aid Winter .clssn. .
THEORETICALLY CLEANSED AID RENOVATED.
Positive sHd decided saccessof
Ms. D. =. BCWLkS,
TIE GREAT AMERICAN ACTRESS.
Charles selby's OH hal drama Of
SAfALis;
Or TIM DEATH BARGE or TrE LoiRr,
produced VIII now scenery Costumes, iaoe,u ifom sketche
By Air. James Schonb"rg.
CHARACIGKS ~ TIE rROLODUE:
GAMER Dcyu.y OF Department Of CsLt g. T.. Morris
Lsaocty nis colleague. ;.....::......... hr a. hn,se
Count de Nsl,pCy !eudcan nojrm1n .lF ~ a. Linghnm
Simeon lecJbin, ssr1t OF frank Rea
s44ilmf 10 Douct slls y ~ ~
NATALIE. IDU.DAt " T. LOW EHS
CHARACTERS IN THE DRAMA:
Count DO Vall.rcy sfeinsec... D ~ Linshn
Sir " hl1son lss town gentleman NJ A. H. Davenport
Mr.. Hochoit, Engli III W H. ii"y
AL'bluis confidential scTs4n. .....lr J. a. sto-eas
JeI.rih Anags 3g CnlI.s, Haze
Nfs Daymg.o fashionable w.dow...... Mr. Anna ,owe!i
MIA Eosh.olt - r. bO" Lbs
1.-THE REIGN or TtlliOR"
TiiE DRAAi-ENeLAND, lsol
fcr l.-"Ino Night beioI. tae storm"
ACr 2--"Ilo Bursting 0. tie st0inl
ACT J-tl6UJ y" NCniory of tie Past"
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nor CALIFORNIA va PANAMA i-l-
4 cs,. n.. WI '-lrr NrwYr9L 90 itr d l1l 80 -
G.. ssea loafl eteef. vlrn se cass .si 90 rt'iA.
" r de- c., al l-r4rial, a. s. thc MONDAY ....w1f
lo sscsl: o. g-sl-.s sF!y :. ~ only % "o Bowl
ir..f.s,n. -. ~. ALLE... Asrn-
DEMITTANCES o. tie OLD COJAikI.-
- IAisCJ4t rAy4It4i Go. 30. p s-r.- g, y
coz .lgs % islc ufait --agr h. al f-fif 81 nifn
fr@'sn. =. land AZ ~ '.r lstst fla Do - -
Faro 49, O. 'Ass % a4f 81 saii o. Cd .Ls -itsFe'
of 20 Cd. ~ - lsfe reffr4 81 - ~ - above
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professional Notices.

CHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ Counsslora. Law Proctor and Advocate In u Courts.
NO. Jss broadway, New. Nork Rssiiencs-NS " LoeAao
Terrace, West 2Jdst (between @h and ivsaNs@s
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NIDLO's GARDEN.
~ Le.sse ami i,asg-r..........Nr. WI WHEATLkxs
TaE sUMIEE tIcArED OF TIE COUAL1f
Legh At conclude lJ.4J
THIS EIE.ii,O ari LNi.t4 tEsiHu
LAST WEEK tU't O-E
IN conscquruce Of previous srauscaeEs III Was.isy -
eIefs ~ G..e ace tLr
CONCLUDING NI0grS
Of Jclin Brous CHAM q and soL.'ae DIsais, entitled
Tux Ulht.s HOkiC,
THREE MONTHS,
L.I crowded his Essliacea; .emIle OF Tie Drtms vD
ULLIshT..D AID FASHIONABLE AUDIEa.AS
az COLLINS
Usri week be- on- o. hs ,rsA-enenil
tho cslsbla.cd irisa Csnee!-i AID oc.-s.,
stNRlCkfEh'jIs,
ws.h the wine, Brsal Vine, and While iherse
.ia tael0'. uoi An--
Capi HENRI De iAoARDERk
TT Prem and Public
aCii>G PERFECT.
SCE.Eai UNSURPASSED,
COSIt MES ELEGANT,
MECHANICAL E9FECIs WDADE2fTL,
FURNITURE SPLENDID,
MUSIC rhies lae drecdsn Of h@rey B. Dodwortt.
EXCELLENT,
srd tie GRAND BALLET -
THE BEST T.; TIL; COUNTRY.
TERbE DAYS ~ ADvASC-.
NJ EDWIN FnGRLSr
THE DISTINGUISHED TiAGEnfAN
"a ery,gs3 and viii nAk. his cat sppe---4cs MONDAY
EVENING. August ST.
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Wanis.

A GENTS, ATTENTION !-LLOYD's TEL.
Iln!rtD STAT rs sui IASADAs IL ready this llosn.Ag
Gss.a, ~ flao ard fcso go day. eyery
a.el,ni IN Aacc. - r, MAJ - IT, inee 81 "
y la iQ.eIs .aa ,s.ass, O. ~ cents IN th--''' ,
J. Z. LLOYD 40. Isi brotaaay.
EVIDENCE, EVIDENCED ryInEHCE,H
s,oo osIcI - IH- hntiis EAfrr'S Co,
80 20 Broadway. J -
IoyI. Tsletrsoh Tspre.. and Rasssl Nap 10 and u
-- I. us an have sh. ehcl .o nrudfed dol 40 to
show eng several rrpgu4s .ucs. We dfen s'e.y u'e4s
..sg Ase Iee.-4s.e-. !. . sa,lness asn; ,.,., -
~ ". =. DHsacst, Pre-.
800 OFFICE AgEgici4TstssEiph Co.
Corner BsoadAay .Hd Liberty .
W, h'ni tshly Of Leyd' IslefIli, L5sse-s, and RAJ
Eosd Nap. We Ai'o slt,1llb. $50
AGIIlNA. TELEGRAPH Co..,
Pes I. AiysAos.oS, secretary.
s2,s. C,nct Hoes r2snsss Co.
No. III. broadway. !
We hirk L'o-ds Tc'errph, EIpf,., eud ha.los4 gap
worth tho Of uscsy busue, We Lave sub
sel.ssd ..o hundred sn4 Try do.ass iuf IL.
\. u. HOPE. Superintendent,
gsoo osricr AmgEcaS EarRrss Co.,
Nos SD and o. Autionst
The Telsrsph Express aid Railroad Msp announced by
J. a. Io Il Que Il Dc ro.t use.l wots, ever pasAn"a
40 hrhy VI It ss VIC haze .-hesncd hundred doaEs ~
sa4lL AAIAICAn EAtALsS Co,
10y ALEXANDER HOLLAND,
General Masagcr
slo orlcA N,riov,L ExYRrss co.l
No. a broadway.
Every bune. on 81, to have ono 4 Lio s uaFh
F,prcs. ans Ralsosa Aaps, Il il iry-a9ic We have
KAI.ONAL EXPRESS Co,
fes 4. II. JANIS secFetasy.
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VNAY BOAT for ALB,NY-The large and

ENAY BOAT for ALBtNY.--The large ana
~ oGlous s-acr ANIEL DREW leaves pier FOO.
q Jay e., e'e4y TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ard sA4 hyAf
D..EIrp, ooiucs, isaGGs ct .,fh-st, iollrfs Cor
zca5s Vet Point. SewbD4sa. fouSa4ec9ae ihmeoecA,
Ivoi. CltaAi and ilud0s, srsias ia Albany IA uu- to
tAC , car .,r slSpgs and to Hrsi arriving 10 ssosa
1T oCloeh tie evennr. Returning. leaves Albany
EVERY hoNDAf, NEDAE5Dai. anu RlDli EOi..,-
laG. at . cock.
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I,oR DOSrONand prOVIpENCE. via NJ

IGOR BOSrONend pROVlDENCE,v via NEW
L pOhr sui FALL KgEn--Ths splendid AMI superior
steamer hiirEO!OLi5 CAPS DIo,u, lea,.s Nes.YoIk
oy-sy TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY, al .
oesct D. m. tnd Tie EXPIRE STATE, Ct1t Dfay,on, Oh
lO.DAl, " kDhESDAY and IilDAI =. o'c.ook y H.,
T. On Pier No north Eiveg.
Hereafter VIII be fersded secured 10 any uppl'
cant uniil the s4s have been paid To-.
friei Boston IL frw Jc through aith great Dispatch
y J.. LilrnEFlLD. Agent. 10. - Broadway.
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pROoKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

UROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The gres, seus;ion Of modem days
Tux GHOST.
TIE GHOST. ,,, ,,,,,-
Til. wonderful phenonenop ofthe age
FOR THREE NlGhiS ONLY, -
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and fiiOA4 EVENINGS,
2iti. 9Th ard ga.
Wlih eIierl,c magnificent lid costly s72assiu' In
p3ste3 ilom Lu.cIo, ard - -
Of
Frcd1eiur tho wonderful mechanical ELECTS which hare
s5.s.lsled mo - - $500.
10 e.oc Which .lrgasse. ...
Ali PREVIOUS PPECEDESTS.
4HE ACE
SHADE,
SPIRITUAL ylsrAr,oSs.
SPEAKS. WALKS
Hs, ts p,ff, senbleo Of living being a,a -et sfren'
40 ,s.s.cs
" into thin dr.
"A9 QUICKLY ~ tl.OU6HT"
rios. powcr: Couipsay has been eyed f'r the pro
dact,n Il us .s-,ry lI Including te ysy1s INA ie
NJ. O. {. goNFACE.
srAETLis6 REPRESENTATION.
Box orc opsa Saturday I'd. -.-e.
lftcrs ~ AMI = cci'f.
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Amnssmei,is.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEULI.
- GREAr EXCITEMENT
THE INDIANS.
TIE INDIANS.
TIE INDIANS.
THE SIOUX AND WI.<SEDAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS -
INDIAN CHIEFS
rEDIhN C-3IEFS
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS,
tHOc ;IENltWA.. .s.ra.f ng.......t -.t.a0 CLOUD
hD.o JJCA .........ss1li as...''.'.'" :ti'S bEs1
ANCllUCAgl .........s.ggi yia........b!O N.NHst0O
AhONUSG..... .....sisniy -. hisI
u9coJjj65 2 & q.t.oi
ONEouNrA. e., - =. ..l.-' pnErry Efgo
81 iii ..c;oJ5 hoTHss
a9ys aaeiay aonsci tie iseer iles. IA tie com 80.
MN NpAEN aad cAuDi.ES
GAlsG LED ZEN OF TIE FOREST,
vino, though reprsT ',,iyes Of
fhG WAALdKH TRIES
Of the wlds OF Mime ga are, aud s.says nave been
~ sIaApF$s3r ..a!ESDs og M WaifEs
They s's spends specimens o. Their respective osi saA
10 '''' TaE SDiAs Is IS Us St SS wrLps
They are Oh hit.son EVERY DAY fon oc.ocS In the
forenoon "a 4. BIZ .soa III p and tom III % n
the yeni5, eld w ~, * ucrva vtioas songs D-nees
and other representations Of che Of their tribes ID
DJfTyo EACH .Dna,;ArIc EYTERrAIyagyr
In the Lecture Room they VIII appear aud give seeess
from following characteristics Of sir hAS.s
hfss.st!i bhs'tyls, WIN ~'"s
tiotic II seci ~ big "a 4nfo-so., -. -,
WAR y NCf viii song OF ,h. War Trail
SCALP L hCE with Song O. Victory
COR, "a .CE, with son, r. 1Algs. .lying.
PIPE DANCE. with Song - Peace sua 5ood VII
HUNTING DANCE, VITA -oar o. the Cl1se
MDLlAslN NE. '.s fasO.i,e method o. sln5.loS ~
Indi1ns being tho !. gamblers 10 tie wo..1-
A.so, ~ De scea a. g.. nouTs. -
THE MONSTER PYTHON.
TIL DRAGON OF ThE EAST
''| M ii y The ssAKE sTEsrs
TIE MOST WONDERFUL NOVELTY
the civilized woIi. has known
ALIOAtLO.. WRITER,
TlE biJ,lIaIrD CALCULATOR,
DOMESTIC CAT NURSING lNO MINKS.
The GRAND aQUAkiA, Leaned sea- Sea Lea, Noop
scl Bear LIVING ,laconGas. hsa Figures sc.
10 .aliii ion 90 tlfro IMP, allr, 1 sil.gcii
InE sUaIsiEK p.AMATlC COMPANY,
under tie direction o. Tia. ana talented aco..
{. u. CbA!.hE,
SYLVESTER BL.tIkEH. stage Hpresef,
con rosed CT such lss siE. IL Ls iCls. BIZ I
BflDBAlA.. Ms j. j. PRIOR Mis-. f.tAsCE, Iiss JEst.
nIE nAlIElS. Nile LOUISE, &C, &c, viii give
sPLE.,DID DRAMATIC PERsOk-4Ast -
EVERY AF4 .i.,OOS AND q ENIN1,
50 and u clock Ali, Afternoon and Esea-ag taey -
TIE AMUSING COIEDY:
The RIVAL CAgIAISSs
Dr,
How TO Dh FOR Love.
SUBSTITUTING FARCE:
AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY
LCOis8
lg the best il.. entertainment. - De Found N -
Il = ami al fo Is cents Children uaeer zen. 10 cents
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CoR ST. DOMINGO CITY,

TOR ST. DOMINGO CITY,
l. Via Borrnndi Il Tlonss 81 Johns, snd NsyssnaA
toto l..cc.
WEST INDIA COiPhNf'S LINE,
Carrying Ire Uni,eA .tate7 AlaiL -. .
ge e. = r I'd. -. ID na.ip BAH tAlf, Alpcr.
.,,i.-'ii,s. viii siii or tc sHove 'rrs ca SAT
VnA. sept H. % ciocA p M, returun Dy the sA'"'
fr. .r,, was bul Ptcy TIE Cl~i-. IN the most
I'll o.,r l..rri. flo ie...A sec.ijn.. ala .s re, NJ
.,.fe,o. ID. a.. llIri.l 'f,ut
Ca,il i.-.s'c tD.t. Domingo C!'y.-..........s'O
"a liu r4... II. 20 (. JOINS and Nay frcz.... ~
ir5fr ri.s. -. to -. Tb1us................... .,
(.itr ii. -c % Benin lG...................... ~
st.e-f,r nl. lsc 20 ~ Domingo Ciy.........o 10
No b,ith occurred puti paid tor.
fO. tfe.sat Or rtffs'rF " o the
AMERlLA4. WEST INDIA COMPANY
NO. finest
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NLW-JLEsEI LAlLkOAD-iOR PILL
- LrEs.IliA 81 - sJLlH "a MLa., Va JLl-
s.I Sal at ~ I.4fI .stso New. GA = !
49, 10 a. g. O. t.c al "a o n !sss - a ar usi
h.-see .i.riel ~ sna les H.. al ~ sra i..9 p
III Nstll-ffo ani .; 7 ID . Z o.. irf to Wet.
J. " Woodbury., hnlst,ui SipsTinis-iert
Ne bs--se. d rr-rfssl 1f ttns miles, a-!sereo
- ~ IS L l..ea ~ a.rn., vi u Ll-an .. Illfinl