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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
ADJT AND INsP'R GENLs oTHOE,
RICHMOND, Oct. 9Th, 1858.

GENERAL oRDERs,l
No. 49,
The Chief OF the Ntre and Mining Bureau sdrected through
the ocers Bureau, 70 impress "copper" coal and such
other InerA as may the Of the Government
m The proViSo PAagaph General Orders g. current
series extended 70 Of the Donscfpton Bureau The
will made out Of the funds appropriated
for the support OF that Bureau.
THvpsd1 8. COOPER,
oetS-iW AdIutant and Inspector Gene'aL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

DEsHKrERs IN ALABAXA-We learn that there Is a
band Of deseters in Randolph County, Ala, whose
numbers reach the figure of 400 and upWards
that they have all the formaty Of battalion or regi
mental organization, and carry systematic warfare
upon Conscrpt officers aud others who attempt TO trans
fer them to more honorable and useful service. We
understand that Major Hunt whose headquarters are at
West Point and who under orders from Gen. Pillow,
employs battalion Of cavalry in the arresting and con-
rcripting service in Alabama, sent force after these
fellows not lorg SINCE which the latter routed, killing
and woundpg few and taking about twenty prisoners
whom they actually pGrOled This reasonable organi'
za;ion is assuming formidable proportions, and Major
Hunt should be furnished Immediately, with force
sufficient to break up the foul nest Columbus Times.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

THE IRoSsIDEs Private adyices lead to the belief
that the Irensde ha, been seriously damaged and that
she will be sent away from Charleston for repairs We
trust it may be so. ,r.tEr i1a .e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

RosrcRAS,' RIAR.-A Confederate Captain, taken
prisoner by the Feierals and who managed to escape
reports that the roads in Rosecraus are 60 bad
tia. it Is difficult for empty wagons TO pass them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

Saws YOUs RAes-It IS important, in order that the
newspapers Of the country be kept up and plentiful
supply Of paper be Afforded that all the rags should be
gathered and furnished to the paper Mills Cotton has
been used largely Of late a substitute for rags but
apart from the heavy expense Of manufacturing paper
out Of that MATERIAL Il does not answer IS good pur
lose a. ragA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

FORsGSEss IN TIE CONFEDERATE STATES. 1t ap-
pears from the United States census for 1880 that the
number Of foreigners in the States now forming the
Confectionery vere-A,bAmA, u 900; Arkansas, 900;
Georgia, II OO1 Kentucky, So, 900; louisiana 81 OOO
Mississippi 5000; NssO ur, 100000 North Carolina,
5000; South @ rolna. 10000; Tennessee, 10000;
TeIAs, 1900; Virginia, 80 900 Total, 44s, 600 To-
tai in nOasecodiug aies and Territories, S69s 900
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

''SoME ON a TEAM"=-A few weeks SINCE on one Of
the roads Morton teamster might have been SEEN
shouting and cursing furious rate at hs team which
had become obstinate under bis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and very decidedly decli ed to pull. gentleman, in
plain garb rode up about the time and with the voice
OF ole having authority, ordered the driver to dis
mount, when he gave him few lessons In the manage
ment Of team, the sum of which kind treat
ment.
He practically demonstrated the virtue OF bis teach
ings on the team in question: after which the driver had
no difficulty in starting his mules "Well, old fellow"
remarked the driver "whoeVer you are, you're on
= ;eam." The gentlemen addressed was Gen. Hardee.
Jackson MSsisSippian.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

hLIuA BILL PAssEOl-The bill to reOrganize the
mil ia Of the Commonwealth vas passed BY the House
Of Delegates yesterday Il had previously passed the
Senate but will be returned TO that body for action
upon the amendments Of the House.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
HANGERS IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL LEG
. LAND sALEIN BUCKINGHAM.

N pursuance of a decree of the County Cont
Of Buckingham, In the Of Role Edrdges sdmniIra'
against Hddge and Others made at the term 1893,
oer sale privately Tract Of Land lying In the said
county, containing 400 adjoining the lands Edward Res
Henry Mason and Others The and Is tassd absut ave miles
the Court House, Immediately the eadrg New
Canton Is well vaered lies WELL and kind and productive
In m quality or the tract $50 acres cleared The restn In
original forest Of hne timber.
II the sale made privately before The November County
court day Of said county which the Monday land
viii that be sold public In OF the Court
House. % 't' 49, @ d JOHN ELDRyDGE
-.lr.-at 49, ..i , J. II. PIrZGERALD,
au12-dNov Commisaieners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

CHANGE OF HOURS OF r., F. AND P. r. R.
ON and after Thursday, 18th inst, the Pas
~ senger Train Of this Company will be follows;
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Richmond, daily, At Il: 81,
rive Hsmions at lll5 A. NJ. Returning Will leave Ham
toms at - NJ and arrive Ia Redmond AZ S45 Z. n.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Will be between Richmond
Hanover Junction. daily (sundays ekcep;ed having Rich
mond p NJ and arrive at the Junction Al $40 p h. Re-
tu ming viii Juaeton st RIO A. NJ and arrive in
Richmond at 903 A. n. bAMUEL RUTH,
RIchmnnd oct 49, 1s63-6t Slpt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

BUY TIcKu.-The receipts at the Theatre, satur-
day night will be turned over to the Ciy Council for
the benefit of the poor. There will be no change in
the ususl price OF admission but extra number of
tickets at fire dollars each will be sold for the promo.
ton of the object in view. We invoke our felowciti-
Eers to purchase these tickets Let every man and
woman, who can possibly spare IS, buy ore. rr le.
thope who are in better crcumstlcs take half dozen
or more.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
PRESIDENT DAVIS REVIEWS BRACES ARy

PRESIDENT DAVIS REVIEWS BRACES Army.
ATLANTA Oct. l2-The President reviewed the army
and works before Chattanooga Saturday.
He bad excellent opportunity to scan those OF the
enemy Also and avaied himself largely Of It.
His reception by the troops enthusiastic and he
rode along the entire line in reach of the enemys she
Not gun was opened on him.
The Yankees lined their works at every available
point view and doubtless aware of the presence
of the President as the pckes hold frequent converse
ton.
l. is not known whether the President has made any
changes. The army is in fine condition. and most an1
iOus TO commence active operation.
Weather cool and bracing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
Ell E & r A p u | G,
Reports OF the Press Associations.
FROM GoRDONSvILLE.


FROM G0RD0NSVILLE.
GOADOSsyILLE, Oct ia small force Of our cavalry
engaged fitzpatrick yesterday evening Cupeper G.
H., aud we're driven back within nile of the town,
when they reinforced and pushed the enemy be-
yond Brandy Station Another portion of our cavalry
surrounded portion Of KipatriCks force Sunday,
Brandy and captured nearly three hundred prison
ers. ugteen more prisoners were captured by our
cavalry in tkirmish with Bu'Ord yesterday.
These, Wi'h others picked up and captured between
Robe tsOn river and Brandy, amounting to three hun
dred and eighty mostly cavalry, brought here to-
day. They were from over eighty different Iegi-
ments ..... la
Dr.. John A. Nelson and LIent. Lomax Tayloe, I'd
Va. Cavalry, killed in skirmlsh at RaccooD Ford
on Sunday last.
1t is reported that the enemy burnt RaprahanIOOk
bridge on Sunday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

SlSauLAR INCID1NE-An incident of very singular
nature which occurred few days since to one of the
most respectable ladies Of PoWhaan county has been
related TO US, which, without offending We hope we
may be permitted briefly to mention. The young lady
in question, in company with one or two sisters and
other femae members Of the family bad left the DWELL
ing house TO visit the grave Of near aud dear relative
short distarce of Just before reaching the spot all
the group, except this lady, stopped gather fruit in
an adjoining orch nd The latter continued on her MS
sion and had scarcely reached the side Of the grave
when dove few down from the branches of an over
hanging aid rested upon her shoulder Frightened
such unexpected Vstant, she at brushed the
bird away; but in few moments she again felt its
weight upon her shoulder She scared Away the sec
oad time, and rereated trembling and uneasy in the
direction Of her companions. Beneath an apple tree
near which they standing, aud in full view of all
the feathered visitan hew and liz the ground CT Sc
TO the feet Of the frightened lady Who now began to
consider the strange Of the bird as ominous Of
some impending danger.
The patty now returned rapidly homewards, but no
had they entered the yard than the dove which
had followed them, again descended the shoulder OF
the lady. This time the lady took the bird her
hands and placed lin cage. There 1t remained Tor
two days when being turned out it few away and
seen no more.
This ia a strange and unaccOuntabe occurrence but
represented by the highest authority strictly true
PeterSblRS Express
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
FRnM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Oct lS.--The firing continues slowly
this morning Some interesting information is derived
from the two prisoners captured Saturday night They
state that batteries Gregg and Wagner will be ready
open upon the city in two weeks; tia. Gen. Gilmer is
mounting many three hundred FOUNDER Parrot guns
that fOur-gun battery has been constructed be-
tween Gregg and Wagner that Parrot the inventor Of
the Parrot gun, is Morris Island, supervising the
mounting Of guns and that Greek Are consists Of oak
um soaked with mixture of ether and gaanO.
They say that the huge ron-csd frigate Dictator,
with three additional mOnlters is daily expected from
New York.
The two men missing. from recent expedition to
blow up the IrOnsides-Lt Gla;sell, and the fireman
Suvan-are prisoners, having been picked up by the
enemy's launches.
They report that our fire from James Island is very
effective and annoying.
STEAMBOAT MISUNDERSTANDING LIVES
LOST.
MOBILE, Oct 12.--The steamer Mary Wilson, con-
nected with the Mobile and Great Northern Railroad,
was burned Sunday. About 10 lives we're lost
The mails, freight and steamboat are a total loss.
Postmaster Bowers notifies parties that the mail
matter from the Mobile office, from 10 A. NJ Sunday, is
a total loss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

NloE PArRIors-We hear OF men, says the Milton
Chronicle who have plenty of hogs and to fatten
them, ltenipg just enough pork to do them The idea
is to keep the Government from getting it, and if the
Yankees do not get all such patriotic" hogs and their
pigs, too the Devil will; which amounts to the came
thing in Dutch Just think of i'll A man with COun
try Liberty Property, everything at stake and trem
bling in the balances wiling TO lose all rather than let
the Government get piece of his meatl Why, if the
hogs themselves had saysO in the matter, they would
seorn such hteness Of soul and contemplate selfish
nes they did nOEout their threats in utter shame
Of their msanness and want Of patriotism.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
nor sALR-A very desirable farm, contain

TOR SALR-A very desirable farm, contain
4iO ~ miles from POwhsan Court Rouse
and from Jefferson, pubnc landing on James river
There the place excellent dwelling, with rooms
and an the yard, the ouhousvs including hreing
barns all 10 good order There
a nne peach and apple orchard on the place. 100.
within mile " Episcopal and Baptist Church, and
four Presbyterian and Methodist and In exceedingly de
Iable M H. Graves, at the Court House. will
take pleasure in showing any the premises.
: Tor further particulars address p. s. DANCE
oc8-du Midlothian P. o., CHESTERFIELD Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
PITTSYLVANIA LAND FOR SALE.

-.. - Il CARD.
THE Undersigned having formed Co-Part-
Il nership under Pirm OF
NM A. WRIGHT & CO.,
Would respectfully the public they have pur
chased the entire Furniture and ELECTS American Hotel
this city, and having remodded the Dining with Round
Tables and fit prepared public
style that will please We intend keeping nice rooms
Fare snd attentive servants and hops merit liberal share Of
Public Patronage.
Of charges remain the sams namely 80
.. MN. A. WRIGHT,
A. j. FORD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

scs.sa.s shose papers marked Win Gross VIII under
I'd tss e.s tern o. subscription aSo1 expire and vh
re,. promptly y hey wish thsr pAPsa continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
RICHMOND WING.

rERUs:-pAnri year SaNsO; months 5000 for = len
ps cd, O. O0p per month.
sr,u-WxEEL4 year 1880; months sSoa
WuHIT year, 800; months tAoo.
Rsnlttaaess a. ne rsk Of The subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
NlLrrAaY E1lcurlox-A cOrrespOndent Of tho I'll

MILITARY EXACUroN.-A correspondent OF the Kill
ton Chronicle, in Gen. Lees army, says:
few days ago l witnessed the execution Of two
men-one NorlhACarolinan, condemned for deser.
ton and the other Georgian sentenced for coWardce
Our brigade and the Georgia brigade were formed in
shape OF square, leaving our foat open, before which
At a distance Of some twenty yards two stakes we're
driven, with board nailed across each, 10 which the
prisoners were be fastened Soon the band appears
al tho head of the line Playing the Dead March. The
procession moves slowly along, the prisoners marching
side by ,ide followed BY the guard with loaded guns
and m4reuirg ia plaoOns Every loot il raised In time
to the music, snd not breath g heard those sad
but strains that TO vail and quiYer in the
"dese.t Dir" the awful tragedy about be enact
ed. The North Oarolinian seemed impressed with the
dark reality Of his fate Can it be that his blood
upon toe heads OF vile extortOners at home The
Georgian Lifts his head, and eve dar and handsome
betrays no feeling uIbecOming soldier and hero.
Arriving appOSte the stakes, the band ceases
TO play, and each is assigned his death stard The
CarOlni0n falls on his knees and holds communion
with bis God. The Georgian rests upOI his stake
as cody If sitting for picture. The guard has been
wheeled within few PAGES in front of them. The sea.
tanes Of death has been reAd 10 them, aud they are
asked if they wish to say any thiugy The Georgian
rses-hs arms are untired-snd in voice firm and
broken with fear he speaks his last words He declares
bis sentence Is just aud shat it is well the authorities
have adopted such stringent rules advises his comrades
TO take warning from his example, aud requests the
Chaplain to write to his wife and tell her that he died
prepared and like brave man. The OArolnian Wit
asked replied only that 10 had some hope Prayer by
the Chaplain is now Ofered-the two criminals kneel,
aud are bound with their arms to the boards - =
Ready-aim.n Fearful words but there comes 4 Sec
ond's suspense and now comes the comm1nd-" Fire |"
Both fall bloody and eless the ground. The reg-
ments then marched around by the right dank to
wires the manglsd and disgr-eed bodies the guilty
offenders.
The army disikes to administer such punishment but
i. can't be helped; deserters must be shot, and those
who harbor and sbe them should suffer likewise.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
AUGTlos SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
ny RoBINsos. ADsMs & co, Auctrs' - y
M Z will offer 1t Auction on FRIDAY next,
w ION instant at our wsrthouSe corner or 9th and Main
tt eets, al 10 O'cock--
10 hhds n. o. Sugar irr lisa. s-s
T Z, - % bars BeoEn suaars ., 49,.
100 SACKS Va Salt
10 kegs Nj oab Soda .f.., aa pra-
10 kegs Potash
IS kegs Starch f.i.i tt,4as n .slra ns..
10 bblS Vinegar ff.f f1 81 g.
ALSO,
1000 packages Manufactured Tobacco II 4s tf3f ID
20 bbs Smoking Tobacco
Is NJ Cuba Cigars H.t i 'iit-e itis, tff -.
Jewellers Rolling Machine
Sewing Machine
10 doc Prenrh Calf Skins -slf.if -f .r,-
virginia Wooen Cloth
worcestershire Sauce, Walnut Oatsupi ga
l Cart steel MIL Stone Picks ...l.,'- : . d.
Blankets, Ammonia, Gilt houldngI
Lead Pencils, Combs, Backing Ee. ke st
Parties desiring 70 avail themselves this sale will send In
their goods early en- Thursday =
oc l4-dti at ID ROBINSON ADAMs A 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
By GODDN APPERsoN.
VHINE MATTA DON'T PCT A'rE OE ETUI
a4 by WILKES NORRIS, Auet's.

by WILKES MoRLIs. Auets -.
G,ARGO SALE AT AUCTION OF I'M,
- - PORTED G00DSB BY CATALOGUE.-on WEDNESDAY.
sales Rooms, No. Granite Row, wnIngton n o. the en-.
~ BANSIfEE, PETAgD JUNO, y a.s.., sal
with isrF: eOn.ynmsn,. II other s making The assortment
OF useici ana Necessary articles complete, VIZ a
S Ssis. s s:. ,2.i IsI cS Cashmere
bales Melton Cloths 800 ~ "a q
bales Regatta Stripes
IL Eases oostss; spool Cotton. 200 yd.. B .ndw
90 cases Flax Thread =
cases Linen Thread
~ 3 cases White Glazed Thread
cases Mems Merno Shirts
cases Mems Fancy FLANNEL Shirts
Q cases Mems L. oloth Shirts .e
cases MeDT Linen, White Rnamesd and oOlOrsi sh IT
Q bales White, Fancy wove and 0ooredsarOnIss
case Pen Has, Canadian
Ss si solid 1 Check heck elnghAs, assorted color.
case Back Metal BdrOn.
case Black Bone Is ''
case Military Buttons, IargeCsA
case Linen Cambhe Hdk'h g
csses MAdder and I'm. sik Hdks
case Head Hdk'fs
cases stitched Linen oambrie Hdth
case Irish Linen, .e
cases Ready Made sV 0iOihDg
cases Blank Books
~ Z cases Stationery
cases Printing Paper, rSs
eases French Waxed Cslfsklns, 70 dOsea
4 bales Sole Leather,
l case shoe strings,
rolls Harness Leather fr T.
cases Cotton Cards on Leather
800 NJ Percussion Caps
casks Cutlery
4 casks Wedding H,se
~ bags prime yap. Coffee
hhds Brown Sugar
20 bbls. do do
70 chests and half chests Gfeen and Black Teas
30 caddies Green and Black Teas
10 boxes English Brown Soap f..-r
90 half boxes English do, do
100 do do Sperm Candles
20 bbls, Cassara 8 arch
IS bex . London do
10 hoxts Corn do I
&c boxes do do
~ Salad Oil s't. 20
AZ bags Black Pepper
% ess Mustard
$40 kegs Bl Carb Coda
IL casks Soda Crystals
Brown wudsor and Fancy Soaps
cases Quinne zoe ozs
80 CASKS Epson Salts
IL drums usstor OH
10 cases Drugs (Gssorted)
cases BorSx
cask do
20 cases Drugs, assorted
f,s. t sulph. korphs, oGomel, Ipecac, ..-.
Potass dIde, Tinct. Opium Nitrate Silver,
: osmphor, Tart Acid, kc., &c, tc
Do 81 sacks Turks Island salt
20 hhds, 500 bags Liverpool Hne Salt, IS lbs each
90 boxes Tin Plates +ta.' D. -'.
tons Hollow Ware, assorted,
1920 chests pure Scotch Whisky ..ri'f t.f
Bottles, Glass shoppers, wired
272 cases Old Tom GIN
.O. 81 81, In same style ....
3e9 Brandy, extra brands,
30 cases Champagne
10 Port Wine De- a-
Or casks .Pinet Brandy
20 IL bills Rum t'.fI 80.
Wilmington: N. O., Sept rs. 1868. sspt2s-ds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

I AND FOR SALE.-I offer for sale my
IL TRACT OF LAND LOuIEa county onehAf mill above
Predecks Hall Depot, containing 2l6x acret0 In or
gin forest quantity Of old field pine, very desirable neigh
borhood well wstered and has II cmortable dwelling and
out-houses.
lie auction on the premises that day Should the 18th prove
-'--' q. NJ. MLLg
oeS-eOdt15h 90 Rredericks HILL Louisa co., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14

THE SABINE Pass ExPEDnIOS-The Petersburg
Express has been informed by gentleman who has
seen h,s number of the Philadelphia Inquirer, con-
tainng letter from one who participated in tie Yam
kee expedition Sabine Pass that the terrible rePue
which it received from the gallant garrison at the Pass
was the leas. Of its disasters On s return, the expe
dislOn sncouut, red terrific gale in the Gulf and for
time the loss Of the entire feet seemed inevitable
They we're compelled to throw overheard thirty-'nree
pieces Of valuable cannon three hundred mules and
much ammunition, commssary and Quartermasters
stores II is stated that the expedition seemed to have
sailed under an Inflated star and the miserable cres
lures engaged in It we're truly thankful when theyasan
reached New Orleans in safety. They have not the
slightest desire to repeat esbs effort May all such
thisvng expeditions Of the inkees come to grie as
this has done is our sincere aud hearty prayer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, J
MEDICAL PURyTYoR's OFFICE,
Richmond. Va, Oct. 8, 1853.

MEDICAL PURYbToRs OFFlCE,
Richmond, Va, Oct 5, 1858.
IN ACCORDANCE with instructions from
Il Surgeon Generals oHce the Information Of the proper
authorities rested against fraudulent sta'
ton OF Whisky and coho under Of contracts With this
once the following list OF Contractors whose contracts have
been filed cancelled or forfeited ID published: -
Keer, Augusta county, Va lOOO gals whisky eoa-
George B. Stuart Co., staunton Va 5000 gals. whisky,
flied .
VIM Clarke Hon:I guess Essex county Va 1900 gals wills
ky, contract cancelled.
BouWare Mckinney Co., Bowling Green, Caroline county,
Va, 80 100 gals. alcohol, contract foffeited. 49, .
There are other contractors who have failed to deliver the
amount OF whisky contracted for within the required ne AID
they notified that unless sat iacory or their
failure are received this Office within twenty coy days from
date, will be foretd after which time their
names will be pubshed with the foregoing ls.
- E. W. JOHNS,
oc7-dn Surgeon Ned. PurveyOr, Q. S. Army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-14
STEAMBOAT DIsASTER-sEvENTY-TWo LIVES
LOST ...|.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
treasurer H. Briggs
night only, the grand Historical Tragic Play
THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK, II
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, ocTOBsR l4rH, 1903,
With all Its
Grand TAbieHux.
Beautiful Scenery, .tr 70. er,. ..' b..
Magnificent Dresses, 80,
Under the immediate direction of R D Ogden. - r, "
Charming Dance .............M Miss Mary PartIngton
Beautiful Ballad Miss Nelly walton
The performance will conclude with, for the second tina In this
country, the Petite Comedy entitled
: FAINT HEART DID WIN FAIR LADY. .G , u.
Erasmus Van Kill professor. ruthsrs
P P.aa'a s SsT BIossE D Sss.n
Rosa van Der Lhuen Miss balhe
NoTIoE-The Manager purposes giving
~ BENEFIT FOR The POOR 81
and all that may opportunity fufhefing pr eot
be viii place tickets the Bookstores the hole week.
until next eaturday when the benefit win take place.
active PREPARATION entirely and original three-aet
Play. written by gentlemen Of ths city, entitled
WANTED a SURSTITUTRj or TIE E1T0RTI0SERS
EDOOrs open at eX Performance commence at " pre-
ciisly. oc 14-n