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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
NOTICE OF SHERlFFS SALEUf KE ii
ESTATE.

STATE OF IOWA, Houard CountyS S.
~ By virtue of . special execution Issued
out of the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court of Howard county Iowa. at the suit OF
John NJ Green, Plaintiff, against Josiah F.
Michel and others, Defendants, to me di-
rected, commanding me that of the premises
hereinafter described, which was heretofore
mortgased ky the sad Josiah F. Mitchell to
George ". schoa. Id, cause to be made the
seventy six cents damsges s and nterest there
on at the rate Of seven per cent per annnn
from the 25th day OF June A D. 1863, until
paid and thirteen dollars costs OF suit and ac
cruing costs to satisfy judgment. which said
plaintiff recovered against said defendant. at
the June term A. d. 1863, OF said d stric.
Court. sh II offer tor .ale at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash at the
front door Of the Court House in Vernon
Springs Township in said county, on the Is.
day Of April A. d. 1864, at the hour OF two
O'Clock p. N. ofsaid day the following describ
ed premises, t. wit: Commencing at point
in he center of the street Immediately oppo.
site the south east corner of block No. nix l6)
in the village of NV Oregon, running theme.
south aong the center of the public read
lea ling from New Oregon. to the east county
line to whore said road strikes the south line
Of the west half Of the north west quarter
U.A) OF section No. two r. township No.
ninety eight, north of range even vest.
thence west on said line to the quarter post
on the west line Of said section No two ~,
then north on said section line to the VII
lage plat Of New Oregon, thence east on the
line Of said village to the place Of beginning,
excepting and reserving that portion Of said
land heretofore sold by George ". Sche-
field 10 Charles Prsnn and Robert McCul-
lock.
Done at SHERIFF. office Vernon Springs,
March Ath 1864.
| PIT. SEARLES, Sheriff Of Howard Co.
niot4l PrAtsTs Bill, 1900
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
REWARE!!-CAUTION.

ALL per.sns a,e hereby cautioned against
"A buying a note made payable to stephen
Lampman, dated August 81; 1868, Tor the
signed bv John N. Wade, and A!onzo Bowers
a, sad note was given without consideration
and will not be raid.
New Oregon Feby. IS. 1864:
ROBERT FRANCHAA.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04

Prof DsCastro the great Ventrilo-
uist and Magician and his troup gives
an exhibition at LAWYERS aall on Wed
cnsl.y ewing next. We have barqley
room for the following notice of the
press concerning his wonderful fe,ts.
Prof. DeCastro is the most successful
Magician now in the United States
Chicago Tribune.
In the Tine Of Ventriloquism and
F eats Of Magic, Prof. DeCastro can
net be beat Buafflao Advertiser.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04

The Atlantic Monthly for March is
received, filled with pretty strong argu.
,uents for the Republican party, and
it's principles, variety Of ably written
miscellaneous articles, poetry &c.&c.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04

The Federal force under Gen. sey-
mour suffered a repulse in Florida'~
Our loss is reported At sena 600.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04

The Nc Gregor News arraigns the
Plain Dea Ter before the bar Of publ.
opinion as n peace at-nny-priee organ.
We don't accuse the News man of tell
ing lie, we only say he is mighty
careless about the truth. The News
editor knows rs we'll as he knows of
his existence that we advocate peace
upon no other bxsis than tho restore
ton Of the Union, with the Constitution
p reserved in all its parts. He knows
too that the administration does not
want the Union without slavery is de-
stroyed neither does he. Even Fer
nsndo Wood, whom he falsely and ma
'iciously assais whenever lie mentions
him, proposes to 60 to Richmond with
authority to negotiate peace, pledging
himself to secure peace upon the ba sis
of the Union, restored under the Con.
stitution, or 10 enlist into the army as
a private.
The North IoSa Times challenges
Geo. W.Tonney, editor of the Nc Greg
or News, oursclf and some twenty 9th
ers to enlist az privates and not to &C.
cept promotions. upon any terms
whatever. Tenney is the first mar
challenged COL, we're waiting for his
acceptance. He'll 60, We know he vi,
he's so loyal 1t might look as though
We were about to get up a rev lutior
here at home too, should we voluntee,
before cur very loyal friend of thu
News.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
Phrenology Proved illustrated

and APPLIED accompanied by . Chart, embracing An
ANALYSIS of the Primary Mental Powers in their Various
Degrees OF Development the Phenomena produced BY
their Combined Activity. and the Location Of the Phre
nolosic,l Organs in the Head Together with view Of
the Moral Theological Bearing Of the science Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
its Flementary Prin-

ciples Founded the Nature Of Man. BY j. G. Spurs.
helm, NJ d. With Appendix, containing Descrip
ton Of the Temperaments. and and Analysis OF the
chronological Faculties. Muslin, ~ %.
We regard this vo,ume Of the most important
that has been offered to the public for many years 1t
is full Of sound doctrines and practical wisdom
N,R nd
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
Works OF Hon. Horace Man, in

Guiding his best public lectures, among which ara
Thoughts for Young Man: Powers and Duties OF
Women Demands Of the re on Colleges; Rich and
Educated Poor and Ignorant Raccaaureate Addresses,
etc These ectures particularly the first tvo have In
uni seperaa forms had immense cireu atisn, and are
versay acknowledged TO be Of the greatest value.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
The Illustrated Hydropathic En-

cycLoPxoIG ASystsn, Of HydroPathy and Hygiene.
Containing Outlines Of Anatomy; Physiology Of the HUI
maa Body Hygenc Agencies. and the Preservation VI
ealth; Dietetis.: and liydropsshe Cookery: Theory
and Practice OF Water Treat ment Special Pathology,
and Hydro therapeutics, including the Nature, eau
SEES symptoms, and Treatment Of all known Diseases;
rplcation Of lydropshy 10 Midwifery and the Nurse
~. Designed = Guide to Families and students, and
Text. Book for Physicians BY 4 7. Trail NJ. D.. II.
lusrated with upwards OF 800 EngrAvngs and Coiored
Plates Substantially bound in one large volume Price,
prepaid by mail, $3.50
O.sl the numerous public which have attained
such y wide popularity, rs issued by Messrs FowLEE
and WELLs perhaps none more adapted to general
utility than this rich comprehensive and wearransed
ency clopastia.- Y. Tribune.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
The New Self-Instructor in

PHsEyoL oGY and PHYSIOLOGY. II contains . definition
cf each faculty of the mind full enough TO he clear yet
short TO weary together with combinations Of
the faculties, and laV Engravngs to show the organs,
large and small thereby enabling all persons with little
study, to become acquainted with practical Phrenology
An excellent work for students, ~ cts.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
Electrical Psychology: its Phil

os,phy and Practice fully explained. By DR.. J. b
oi. DR. pods has extensive reputation as one OF
tn. mos, powerful, Psychologists as well As one Of tn
Gle ,ris writer's in the country This work stands at
the head OF all tina. have been written on the SUBJECT
ri
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
PHYSICAL Perfection: or The Phi

osophy OF human Beauty showing How to Acquire aud
Retain BODILY Symmetry Heath and Nigor secure Long
Life and avoid the Inirmtes and Deforaities- Of Age.
ByD Jacques lamo To all classes, particularly
TO Woman this will be found Of immense value.
Fullv iusr by col,red and II plain Plates and
70 dne engravings. Price $40.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
Illustrated Rural anua $

Treating conesely tn. House. the Garden. the Farm
and DoIneetic Animals. No farmer, farmers wife, farm
er boy or farmers girl afford to be without the in
formation it contains 1t is everywhere commended
and pronouncedjust the thing needed in the country
nd han for ~ 90
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
Education Complete. Embracing

Physiology Animal and Mental. applied to the Preser
walton and Restoration OF Health Of Body and Powe
Of Mind Self-Culture and Perfection of Character, in
e'udn. the Management OF Youth Memory and Intel
JSveails Ins,ruc,ion In one large volume, $500.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-15

Flour BETwREN Two EAGLUs.-wc learn
trom an eyewitness, of terrible encounter be.
tween bald and grey cage on the Missouri side
near the Fahius river, on Friday last. II appears
that the bald eagle had picked up something ont
Of the water perhaps dsh, when his grey brother
made for Il. The bald eagle appears to have
TO have set up shrll scream the moment il san
bis antagonist coming But nevertheless it fought
valoruus for its prev, and did not yield it up
until II was fairly vauluishCd. "rO the victor
belong the sp1iIs," ana of course the proud
emblem Of America bore them oil In this in.
stance. WHO will not say stt T. this that Missouri
is not Ga wNrsuicAau lsud" when w1r-crucl
unrccutng war from the knife tl The hilt aud
from the hCak Co the t1lOus mo-. only exists on
terra iuma, but extends even into the mid-air of
the ethereal heavens quincy H,reli.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-15

Pennsylvania produced jj72 OPT bushels OF
rye and buCkwheat last year.
The military authorities IN Louisville will
not gran, passes at present to citizens to 80 70
Nashville.
Two brothers, Richard and Thomas Amy,
Of Dartmouth, N. H. dined togeghe. on Thanks
giving day. One was aged 30 ami the other %
years.
-Quartermaster-Gero PltSin of Norm ont
is at Washington TO procure fifteen thousand
stand Of arms and equipments tOr the Vermont
militia.
The Presidents Message was delivered by
telegraph to the Portland editors in pretty good
shape, but they were puzzled by a sentence
stating the public debt falls SHORT Of the estl-
mate of Fisher, made last December" Authori-
ties were ransacked in vain 30 ind out what rank
as a hnancier this Fisher might hold, and the
words were finally printed as received. BY
comparison with the Boston papers, IL was found
that "of Fisher was only the telesraphic way
of saying ''ofIicial."
The NewburypOrt Herald predicts an open
winter, with mild weather, because nature fore
saw it in preparing the coats for the ears OF corn
and gave them but scanty coverings the streams
and ponds are not yet full, which indicates that
much rain instead Of snow is yet to fall the
muskrats have built their houses two stories high,
TO avoid the rise Of the waters and the nuts are
scarce, as the squirrels will have the liberty of the
woods, instead of being blocked up in their holes
by snow banks.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-15
DRY GOODS.

INDIA oCAGFS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
j. NJ. EIATLtaIGII,
No 9O2 OHB6NUr STREET,
IACEs5.
IAcM CoLLARs,
pgogaIss GQILAgs,
QUEEN MAKY COLLARS,
A, Low PRICE.
D. Nj. IIAl"LHIC4u.
No. a)s ClmsNur srGEET.
I1MIEUOIDEH
EWrkOlIEREp SErS,
ENRRulDLRgD sLELYEs,
,,,., TRIMMED oEfs,
j. M. IAFLEIGH.
No. va CHE5NUr STREET.
IIASpICI1UCu
EMBRoDEgEn HASUKEECmEs,
UEHNEb HANDb ErCWiEIS,
LACE uhSDkEHuuILIS,
TBlMaiED HNNDkERCHlEF3.
j. NJ. HAFLEIGII,
No. 9O9 oHEsSUr STREET.
HOSIERY.
FULL A5SORTARNr.
CLIO VEss
~ rpu.T y ,trrry
~ '''''fN' 'N'''H' u
No 10. OHESEUr sTREEr.
-,-.,.-.-- - -.--
l-N d. n Nc DIR y t-i-3EGS
Lales. kgggIlI,, Iutt fo.. lysf fran, P.rIs Uv
J. M. IIAFLEIGH,
NO 'u2 CHEaNUr SlE lEHEr.
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DEEsS I06uS ''''
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-15
THUsTI1I1ss.

NATHAN RANDALL, Er-Prosidont United States
r5osc sSn n A. tr.u u"LA' " "a MSIri & n ho'y , Co.
or s1S n. S =, ro.la' ,,oS'oa, T R'nf
ANDREW Nra,rrEY rhn,a,lpsn
ROBERT cL1RKsoS. orc,,,,sor e q, .,,,.r,
'ASEs Nj. CLARKE, OIL cDy, rsnn'y'v,ula.
ALBERT H. N''oLAr' Ne" York
wen rRrsmnNr.
-
OFFICES OF TIE COMPANY,
80. o
=" pl'"A s'IociN' "oO'OoO 5hareS'
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, ~ PER SHARB.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-15
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

organized VndCr thO Lagq OF New York.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-15
Ne. l2l 8. THIRD street.

p II 0 S p II G Il U s
OP THB
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-15
WALNUT ISLAND OIL COMPANY.

OFFICE, No. l95 CHEsNUT ST., PuILADA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23

a Muu1InG Of u Danka-At . needing
- 6 - nanl1. q ths city Of Rtchmond, hid
s. 49,. - IS, 1854, ths following rssolefions
6pso oe1sesd 70 y p1bllshsd - TIE payers Of this
-IecDpss, nat pablis notice b givsa that the
pean g iAis dlty wil Aud Il necessary 70 give %
1nec e thdf credit, o u LIT oS April nsxt, tbs
1sY - 81 Coatedsrats bondss authorized BY the
- ioo q the a. eatit1od zen % 70 reduces the
sss.s.sy - . ssfhoriss nsv Issue o. notes snd
lonhaS
~ aepea1loes aA1 Dalks ass Invited 70 draw
tGoneao csios q d 9leh dJ Of March. q on that
~ - untu IL Let o. AD6u, the sid Banks VIII
3 ep0ps1te1 - decline deposits az to pay checks
Asawo oGnanGt tAem.
s 1asen6, Ihat halancss due BY one Bank to
enoAse, 81 b 1epoatpfe eredited on and aftsr the
II q Gpsil, vil - psys6ls IN the new o. changed
ouueDsy in1Iostsd aadpessctibsd By said oct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23

|
Il 1fnA0nYn ~ r 1laeanl esn1a9 - 011mv
~ ~ H9ni1are - . ~. 80 - /, -
9eth inee, q ~ eioseck, 1em1eq91ad ~ ~ SeI.
~ fwh0 heeA9s tAni1e ~ A9gean4 DAtag il
~ 49,. ~ !. g q &. E ossy "a CO - = 4
yMy oQpesb 1us1llure. inG1u6n9
Wy sisgaal mite = TseseseA fsnBs1s, sov-
sssd VIII ssefn hsooeae1ls
very exooljeut paS1or cagpeGe
- mnhcgany sxts. a.en tables
40 sideboasd
HandD0me rosewood bodsteade and WnedsOboD
- Exool1oat hair mot1Ig1ooo
enunteFpAnes, sheets, tablo olo,ha, napkins
Fine tabls cutiesy, 30.
The whole IL he shove 10 In mast exoelout cnadi.
ton. baang good a. new. and shosA ooa,mand tAs
atseAtion q those who want god furniture.
70 % rs Pl.1AeANTS, Aust
TxCELLBNT Housohold and KitcAan Furniture
NJ for esla at auetion.-On Thursday, 18th Inst,
ct 10 O'clock, viii sell at ths residenes, on "a 1t,
between MafshaN and Clay ste, IN assortment Of
exoslent Household and Kitchen Furniture. iaelud-
2excelicnt mahogany sofss
u do d. spring ssat chairs
- do do rocAiDg do
Duperi9r mahogany Jenny Lind bedstsad
Handscms bureaus and wAshstands, marble
tops
Secretary and bookcase
Feather beds and bedding
good cooking Stove, and other kitchen fnrni-
ture
- bbls supeI6ae q ,ur. sailed beef &c, &c.
f. 20 PLEASANTS, Auot'r.
~ ENrEEL Household and Kitchen Furniture for
NJ sale at auction.-On Friday, the 18th instant,
at 10 O'Clock, will sell At the residence on I'd st,
between Main and Franklin sts, general assortment
Of excellent Furniture, comprising
Sofas, marble-top tables
Wardrebee, bureaus, chairs
Excellent carpets
largo French plate mirror
Glassware and crockefy
superior cooking stove
Lot OF ela1ed sash
set Of superior buggy harness, g..
An excellent day clock
garden sprihklers
fe2o & 8 PLEAsANTS, Auct.
CONTECTlONERY stock, Key OF House. &C. tsf
\ sale al auciion.-On Wednesday, the gain inst,
at 10 O'Clock, viii sel at the store on Main street.
United States Hotel an assortment OF
Confectionery, jars
Chewing and smoking tobacco
Paper, showcase
Two bedsteads &c.
eco 3 8 pLEAsANTs, Aucs.
= Drugs,
Medicines, SC,
For sale at auction.-
On Wednesday, the oath inst, at 10 O'Clock, will
sell at the store Of Messrs benson Jones' $40 Broad
st, (ormerly occupied by VIM Ladd,) ell Of their
Medicines, &c,
such as are usually found in FIRST class drug store
Also the Key Of the unexpired lease Of the house,
and all the Store Fixtures.
fels u 8 PIEASANTs, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23

,rrLraANr rsnsuhss6 ~ KlI1a rsssissss,
III eos RossNee4 tsees - 49,, 1ssssA- !ee1 !.
is5 MICA. Dos11e 1s6sel osns -, e - g
1ath last, Il a. nessiss q tosh sersst, tss.esn
q iSs Bossssois ssd IT. 1sfistsse, Plsss.
q, esnsississis pAft, :. as.lsvs
lslssans rsssves1 go I.s.s and ssooi
-. 2 do do tste-eteess
do Do pasSoe ehsif
90 90 ..,y.. s ..1ss. ..a rug
DO IrscA pat. nirsor
do marble top tabis
9pairs window eutfaine.
PASSAGE.
/ new stair carpet and cover, mats, &c.
D1nIR0 Roon.
lelsgsnt marble top sidsbcasd
DO cane SCAT chalrs
Oil-cloth, extsnaien dining table
elegant corner Stand
CHAMnKRo.
complete sst chamber furniture consistiagc Of
lounge, rocking chairs
Hair aod shuok mattresses, holsters
Pillows. washstsuds, toilet sets
Redsteads, counterpanes, 10
Marble.top tables
do dressing barsau.
KITCHEN.
No Va T copkiDg stove 10 complete order,
with ali the cooking utsui III, with hot
water cnnvenlsncss, tubs, Hat irons,
benches, 10.
5msgnifsans sharp's ridss, breech- loading.
highly finished
Preserves. 10. Tw KEEsEs,
f. q Auctloneer
II ARGE ard attractive auction eaie Of tobacco,
J groceries, liquors, 10, Ae.-The undersigned
will osr at auction SALE Tuesday, tbs lat OF March
at his large and convenient suction store, No l69
Main street, opposite the Exchange b INK, one Of
the finest lot tobacco, groceries, liquors, he, ever Of
fsred at aucii in this city. The stock is choices
ore articles Ct superior quality, and Of descrir-
ton offering extraordinary inducements to the re-
tail trade aud parties seeking Investments. We
enumerate In part
loco packages manufactured tobacco
$50 cases tue smt king tobacco, assorted
25o00 cigars
40 Kegs M.ccabcy snuff
2hngshsad sugar
Il bbl5 d, ito afrive)
bills choice sorghum nolasees
eco lbs maple sugar
rs sacks Liverpool falt
IL kegs BIZ carb soda
o c,sks wa.hiog sCds
5 sacks black pepper
1000 lbs extracs iogwo0d
200 sacks Virgtaia salt
Choice country pickles, sc
Is bbs English pearl starch
IN LIQUORS.
10 IA pipes old French brandy
125 gals Holland gin
40 cases pnet brandy
20 20 do do
IL d, cngnac brandy
20 do Scotch whiskey.
Several large cenfignments Of whisksy and apple
HEBENER L co,
f. 23-tis No 100 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23
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A new arrival this (Monday) morning.
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Receiver full nles) - every flag of truce.
YANKEE PICT0RIALS,
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THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
just run the blockade.
THE LONDON ILLU3TR ArKD NEWS,
MaguiAcantly iilustrated-full Of pictures.
THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
With cagrayings rs perfect as oil paintings.
THE LONDON PUNCH.
The great pictorial chroEioler Of Europe.
THE LONDON PUNCH,
B,imfui of wit and humor.
THE LONDON PUNCH,
That makes every one laugh.
HARPER'5 MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY,
Just received this moening.
HAMPERS MAZAZfNE FOR FEBRUARY,
A splendid nuMber-profuSs!y illustrated.
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With tales, poems, &c, or the best writer's.
AL these have been received through the blockade,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23
ANUNHAKNzx
INV RIcHMoND THEArRk
Aciing md Stage kasagR.... ...........ED Ogd@
Nj, ELOBE BRIDGES, since her severe Illness,
AZ Lady Macbeth
AxUyBAKN7x
Az The 1hsno Of alamis

: $500 Az The 1hano Of 0lamis
TUESDAY EVENLN0, E3 %, 1854,
The Performance will commence with the besuti
full
Overture (rhs Creatiop) ...... .Orchestra
Whoa Yill BE- presented, for one night 6hsk-
speaSe's Grand Spectacular Tragedy Of
N A G B Il 7 H
KING OF SEQ TIL ND,
with I'll Ito
New Scenery.
Costumes,
Decorations,
Mechanical Effecto, 10,
never before attempted In any other Theatre but
this In the Confedsracy. Tho entire piece under
the direction Of b d Ogden.
Locke's old and beautiful Music will be presented
Ia It, original atats and the tragedy cast with the
eatire strength Of the full and complete company.
Macbeth, Thane CT GIamis, Afterwards King Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-23
To conclude with the ever amusing Farce Of .
DUEL IN THE DARK.
WEDNESDAY. Tom Taylor's greet drama Of the
TICKET OF LEAVE NAN.


The Mansgement, In pursuance 81 that spirit OF
entsfpriee and determination TO omit no effort to
contribute 10 the pubic entertainmeot, which II
trusts viii c1nstalute distinguishing feature OF s
policy hes BY extraordinary exertton been enabled
10 or TO ~ patrons the 6rst representation in tbs
Confedsracy Of the powerful production, which has
created % much exeitemeot in the literary and dra-
matte world Of European and Northern cities, known
g tho sTicket cf Leave Man
Thh powerful drama, from the pen OF Tom Taylor,
whose title to pre- emincCco - the great master OF
dramatic compostion Of our age in all the features
Of saeoessful stage representation 10 universally con-
coded, has achieved success In both England and
tbs Unlaed States which establishes It's claim to be
considered conspicuous feature in the present epoch
u dramatic authorship. The sad story Of the
sTtckes Of Leave Man"-of misguided Innocence,
% 0tea The victim Of tho wiIes and snAres or the
vicious Of honesty cnce betrayed and ever after
wards vainiy straesiiBg 10 e1ace the stigma Of in
famy-is uos conQued 10 any age cr country, but
dnd5 daily exempSi6cAtton wherever u inexperi-
epoe d youth 10 exposed TO tho eeductions Of pfac
ticed crime Tho .sTicket OF Leave MAN. IL an elo
Qusnt commentary upon the hardness Of that social
decree which condemns 70 perpetual exile for ths
commission q the "nDt fsise step" and an i'm
pgessiye admoaitiou 70 youth Of the importance u
virtuOus associations.
Doors open at Z, performance commences ct pre-
naan 100