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The Rebel Raid in Vermont,
III Particular.

Tho rebel raid into 81. Adams, Vt, ielcyrsphic
accounts OF which have been published in tire srS,
was Que Of tho mos, audac,ous acts Of vllany that
hes occurred during the war Had similar &c.
monsira,ion occurred in border State village, it
would have been no,l'u' worthy Of sper al notice
but occurring thousand niles from tho seat 81
var, in a quiet Little Now England 'lagc, ii IA in.
Ior,snt a. illustrating the lengths to which these
outlaws will 10. The details OF the attack show
that the bandits about thirty in number, tina,
they were nearly all SJutherncrs, and that thoy
arrived In the lagc In separate squais at differ
ent inter ss during the day ~ two preceding the
assault ritt Of then were dressed ~ tie uniform
oi United ) .,es oico;s; they stopped at thc notos
In small squads, avoided ming Ing much together,
and excited MT tie slightest susfic regarding
their purpose. At about three o'clock in me after
noou Of Thursdsy, when the village wss even
more quiet than usua!-the m4notonS Of tie
streets disturbed only by the passing OF lazy
country wagons At long Intervals - thu
alarm was first sounded Portions Of the
bandits entered each VI the three banks smutG-
neoury, presented thc.r pistols the heads Of the
cashiers, demanded their surrender, and proceeded
TO appropriate the funds OlLer members Of the
band remained in ,he street, oil being armed with
sever.Sarrelei reyolycrs, aud began su 'nG,scr M
ihac Gre upon citizens ~ last Is they appeared
upon the street In few uiirut,s toe whole
village was iotneptng with c,c.,emcnt. Citizens
rushed into the streets at he souuG q firing, and
were met by the rot or! " - volleys FROM their
reviewers. 81 well were the lstle- distributed along
Ihc street, All 80 promptly DID they Ere at every
snan that appeared that he widest CONSERVATION
and alarm prevailed, aud several citizens were
~oundei-two MORALLY. Aner having occurred
sho money in the Understanding In the a-rre
ra,e 10 nearly $4,000, and having also robbed .
store Of s50O--the bandits next commenced
seucn Tor horses with which to make their 90
cape. The requisite number were soou obtained
and, af,or svo~ing that they were retllia,ns G.
tie ~. rcattIcnt Of Iebes by cur armies, TIA
hey were coming back 10 huI
very town in the Safe, etc, they mounte.
Ncir stolen horses, Az 4tared ior tie Gamma In,
distant uteen miles. As soon o.. the robbers Ia.
tnade their exit winch was only about tveut
minutes after the attack WAS made, the e,
e.,ed people gathered IN TIC streets armed wit
every species Of weapons, aud began prersrat on
Gr pursuit. Al the same time the intelligence ,
the laid was teegrpphed to the Canadian author
to. ana also t. those OF tue State Of Vermont
tsut,'t -yer then selected about d1gtu uruc
men. my4a,1 them und started IN pursuit Of II.
bandit, while others prepared as rapidly ss
siblc 20 follow. The result q the pursuit has lee
already reported ly telegraph. when the new
lrtu'nt known Va o,hcr towns aloug the horier, IN
t.ps, cNr.tcue'i !.c'ai'el, lho people iearnr thu
tie altock on : A ans was only ,he prelude
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Proclamation by the President

The following proclamation was pf1'1' lga,ei
this afternoon:
b. the President " ne rnred STATE. W
america;
rnocI ,NATTo,
1t has pleased Almighty God 10 prolonr orr ma
tonal life another year, defending us VIII Ills
guardian care against unfriendy designs from
abroad aud youchsahng To us Ia HIS mercy II INV
and signal Victories over the enemy who IL q our
own household. 1t has also pleased our Heavenly
Fahcr 10 favor as wei our citizens Ia their homes.
~ our sold ers in Their campo and our sailors on
the rivers aud seas with unusual health. lie has
largely augmented our free population by cmanci.
pston aud by imnligrs, IN, while He has opened
% us new sources of wealth and has crowned ths
labor OF our work ngrueu, Ia Every department u
Industry, With abundant reward. Moreover He
has teen pleased to animate AMI inspire our minds
and hearts with iortituCc, courage and resc-
LUTON, sufficient Tor TIE great tial OF civl
war, into which We have been brought by
our adherence, ustion. " the cause Of
freedom and humanity, and h. AT ri to ne
reasonable hopes o. su ultimate and happy de-
lNerance 'rouI ell our dangers and affections
Now, theIuiorc, |, Abraham Lincoln, President Ct
TIC United s;ale-, do hereby appoint and se,
apart the last Thursday IN November next ~ day
which desire to he observed by all my fellow
citizens wherever they msy thea h., as day VI
thanksgiving aud prayer to Almighty God, the
| teuehcont creator and ruler Of Tie Universe md
l 40 further rccommeni to NV fellow citizens
Iortsad, that y that occasion thcv 10 rcycroutly
| humble themselves in the dus', and from theme.
ohcr up pcnlteni and icryeut prayers aud suppl
cations a. the rcRt iispJset of events, for n r,luri
OF TIE measurable blessings Of peace, union unc
harmony throughout the land which Il has
pleased ii III to assign az yelling place for our.
selves nnd our posterty throughout Ill genera
tons.
In testimony whereof have hereuu,o 81, NV
hand ana caused tie sesl vi the uiied SLATE, l.
hc ,NlNed.
Done At the cry Of Washington. ibis 10Th las
% .iolrr, in the year Of our LORD, 1854, aud oi
Ihe Jude! -uuence Of Ihe United States the ,gth
AnkAuAM LusC JLs
u, ltt Pr.s len WIN. II. seward Secretary =
s.Ate
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iron'pt hciiou OF inc Canadian ..o,err-
mtLf.

quebec oct a -ll!Jruation Of the 3, Adams
.t,ago vas communal. sted Ia the Cove uneut yes.
.orlly. number Z detectives and /. bo4y Of
aooPs were immediately q. patched to tue i,ouner,
ID riders 10 arrest TIE parties At all hazards. Tue
CJycrum.n, is fully d'io-m'ned To nse every pos.
b, means to pat stop To- s.oa abuses OF Cana.
I.u .'ptality. Ethe oIppr'uutS il Afforded, m
'vhapc VIII he flrn1hej Go rrc,ru. similar at.
'eu pa n 'he iu,rre The pol &c are On the track
,'ne r.licr,.
81 '.'.D r., oct y A telegram WAS re.
'''vci las. ey,r'p-e. H. Alhsn-, from St Johns,
'.-' "t-' ~, h.v. eleven men under arrest
ia sN' srI have covered about $g5.uo." Private
",1A'.ace safe sta, tyrr,e,u pcrsou1 have been
cil'nt'i. helr,n' B" t'c iua tor will take place
fv'oFc Judge 4, J '.4rso, a. ST. Johns to.mor-
iJw. The RAIDERS claim to h,lopx 70 the Con'ede
rate service M have employed eminent lawyers
g. IutretL ior DOR defence. Tie pr.soners claim
y cir relsoro Oh ne grounds OF the decision n the
amoGg CI11arcr.e cas' Several persona have
,.en srtes.cl IN 81. Adams s accessories to tbe
%. Vlt u, bgt t". Ts.e AsCharsei tor wan, d
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The Vote Of ,ihryland.

baltimore, oct y Owing y delay In receiving
The oh-ia returns oi The 'odcis' vote on the new
C,ns,,ution, thcfo bias teen considerable uncer.
ta'lty hli rs to tte result, which - however. nov
removed by do arrival tonight Of the C1min!s.
a'pncr sent 20 collect the 7ote in Sheridan army
TIE ncw Constitution has been clearly adopted by
majority Of not lcss thon 800. Several organi.
zltions, including the "a Regiment IN Western
rr.nia, and The 81 Cavalry ~ fort Gaines No.
BILE Bay, it IS expected. vii considerably increase
the nAlOrty.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

Harrisburg, oct. 2l.-Tlo Official vote n Mercc,
County SHOWS unlou unJorty Of 3oI; Union loss,
ll2. Wyoming County, official Dcm insjority,
2ig Dem. gam. lsO
We have now ofic /. returns rom "a couutee IN
which tie total Democratic msjorities are 80, sl5,
and tie tOtsl Union DsJorities So 81; JeIersou
and Forrest Cyuutes are yet to b. heard trou.
Jo1erson Is 'e'ol.,i 10 have given 100 Deu msor.
~, and totr,st g. un'ou usJJrity sho wing .
uion I.'ioi4.y On tie home vote u 80.
fLs following " tn. oisclal aggregate OF tie
soldiers vote as Tar a. received At tie sccretsfy
u states Oh,e: UnOn vote, lA.ql Democrat g
vote. ilii Union majority. hus lar, W the SCI.
dicrs' vote, lOY;i.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
,.Hciicmopl NJ lIemniiIs.

cairo H., OCT, .s.-.Ihc Memphis BrI.E7iS OF
tie 18th instant, says; The excitement has spruog
40 here anew, and the M. tia are sVan called out
In consequence Of large retel force under n *
TAYLOR, Icing near the city with the ayowed iuteu.
ton o'tahpg y. Forrest e reported 10 have passed
VI " Bolivar With = sVng .ogee.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
From kentucky,

Loriscile, Ky, 0ct 2l.--rne stesmer Dime. w
H. Gallery nisler, laden vita private freight rom
Louisville t. NASHVILLE, was sunk on the falls tLis
morning Toe boat Is 4 total loss MIST OF lie
freight viii be saved. CAPITA ~ N,lr'l orerrllas
captured the seaue, '.sse, Captain Dick ems, At
asrpeth sh9slA on the ly.h .lsS
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Important From Missouri.


Lsar'" Worth, Bansas Oct I.-Genersl B'in'
has ieen subborny resisting the advance Of Gene
IL Pfoe all day. Bun. IS falling back slowly
cohtcs''ag every rod Of ground AS he rehrss' Inc
force q Price il cs;uc,cl 1t twenty -cieh, thousand
men. ie1eral Curtis - cor ,cn,rainr his 'orcrs on
III" Llttle Bluc RIVER 4, vernon Carney tis tc!'-
COPIED that tho dancer Is 20 great and to send
every yslab.e tn,n " The r'u.. Troops are go
NJ forpati rapiil'
LeGrsnvor,h k1n'os, Oe'. q Heavy fighting
Ut" rom gong on Oil 'hh a'',rhoon. i"' r'.''
n cnp'NI =" pas' r11ni all envelope our '''
During tte operation Ganer Gurus dean them
heavy hov'. The reN'l '"'s n heavy ctr"inlY
heavier than ours. Anon the rc'es killed today
" the notorious Todd. u N ssJur. Genera Pesa-
anton Is pre'sng the enemy severely rom The last.
The Fighting Z oniinucd.
~. Loyis Oct. 70. A sp,ich from General 'u-'
Ia. dated at Kansas City, att o'clock lasi nish1'
says
81 have been presssI ell ily, .ni Us ai,eruy.n
tie en,u.y passed around &c., G.us ~h,i. gave
b Ia heasy blows fyr several b.Irs. Ihays heard
firing IN tie E,.t. aud ,ust received a messenger
IRON General pleasnutor. who /. ugL.n. Ou he
III CT side"
l.,syen~orlh pspors VI tie ooh furnish the fol.
loving;
ten. Blunt with = tao cavalry and 'ju- ho~itscrs
entered Lexington On Tuesdsv. On wednesday
Price attacked BIN with m ovcrv, Ginning force,
aut s0er . sharp flht drove him from the city.
Blunt fell tack to the Little Bus RIVER. fighting
desperately and rctarding the advance Of the enc.
my. On THURSDAY and Friday skrm shing cor.
tlucd between The L't,'e and n 2 n're Yesterday
something Of battle cccurrcl
cc,.r,, u,,,i. r,,o,,, y.,,. v, ,,,.
Euemy
Eansls Cl1 oct 20 4 general battle ~ been
fought md q Vi tory won Price, whole army =
reported rettoaiing rap.c'v south Our cavalry is
Ia hot pursuit, altogether with Plenssp,or. force
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
l,nmoTed Raid into RuniIo.

Bu6aio, y. J., oct. se.-It ia asan rain,red
TIA, part. O. IN Canada intend making a raid on
this city. /. is understood that this news has been
olH,, My received here.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
Letter from George II. Psndieton

The following iss copy Of q letter from Hon
George H. Pendletou. the Democratic candidate f,r
vice.PreAden,, just received by Hon. john Is
Haskln. Of the New York Democratic Executive
State Committee:
CISCTyNA1I, OFT l..
M DEAB sM;-I have received your friendly
letter Indignant misrepresentation aud flss-
hoods are frcqucn, in our political struggles that
have rarely undertook 10 correct or refute them.
make no professions Of new faith, only rerest
my reiterated professions Of az Old one when say
that there is no who cherishes greater regard
To- the Union, who has higher sense 81 It's lpesu'
msbe beDcNts, who would more earnestly letor
for Us restoration by all means which will effect
that end, than myself. The Union Is the guarantee
o; the peace, the power, the prosperity OF THIS
people; and no msn would deprccate more heart
liz ~ oppose more persstenty the esabl shmeni oil
tory ever within its limits. am in favor of ex-
| acting no conditions, Insisting upon no terms not
prescribed il he Constitution. ALI ! Az Ops 'si
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to any q policy which will desea, the ~ az
establishment Of tie Govern mert upon rs "a fju1
dstons aud In ats territorial iuievrlty
AL very respectfully yours. ETC.
Gro. IL. PtSDLETvs
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A l.ARpER UCAAlIll THAN ANY OIhtR,
mike all other Dyes II does not Tnu To clothr.
ana ,hs hair does require Ghing after sVl,lus
70 tr hrd Nlu'c-,lo nj GArutt . Co.. - PIX ~ a
frNser Il Lee, ~ liecgilan - Miller tca1 cor 4
AAcl and stanton str, and COZ. % Houston ~. aLt
Avenue II; Porter & leiithil3, 81 huDsun street.
sud 81, sixth avenue Druspiss |lll leo suIp' =
b. 4, y. thII iESlON - s4i.h lNe, cO.u.E 49, ~.
Tor falc ~ iDI '-isis ever, ale.t al
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

Cineinnit, OF. H.--Ohcial returns from a.
hnt ion coIntea ia Indiana gave Morton \ MAJORITY
II 1900
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proof Tie latter sre kept in custody, one
witness against the o,Ler.
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Letter from Mr.. Lincoln.
Answer 10 the Tennessee Protest rrrs-
ident Refuses To Interfere In the Conduct
Of the Election In any ~tate.

Wdhing,on, oct. e2.-The following is Plesi-
den, IAnco'n's reply to the protest Of the committee
Of Tennessoe.ns against the test oath required hy
Governor Johnson preliminary 10 the exercise Of
the elective franchise in the coming Presidential
election
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

The following proclamation was Promulgated
this Afternoon:
b. The President " ne rnitcd STATE. "
4 nsSicG.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

INFL MEIAL OR Old ILAN--5OO, OUN
he. oi lEe elave asn;s!, to- y tieA IA. h1hea
cash Price Spl L. pAI- BY [. ", CRAESL, Isl WE
iirIIi a.. ~
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

THE TURF
~
UHASHION COURSE. LONG ISLAND
PURoES FOR TROTTfNG HORSES


FASHION COURSE. LONG ISLAND
- PURsEs FOR TROTTiNG HORSES
The undersigned proprietor OF the Fashion Course here
by opens the following purses
No -Purse Of 500 for horses that havc troed
public. mile heats three IN five In harress.
No. 2-Purse OF $OO for horses owned Kings county,
Long Island, mile heats. three In i've IN harness. =
No 3Purse of 800 horses owned Queens and Sgf
folk counties Long Island mile heats three in live, IA has
No. 4-Purse ofSlOO for horses owned Staten Island
mile heats three in live. In harness.
-Purse of 500 horses that have trotted in
less than 2;50 mile heats three IN five, 90 wagons
No Purse SlO for horses that have never totted In
less than 2 45 mile heats, three IN FIVE, TO wagons
No pursc of 3I1 for horses that have never otted In
less than 2 40 mile heats three in i've. in harness
No. a-Same as No 2 but to wagons
that have never lrotted in less than S. heats
fve harness. second horse to save his stake three
more start.
No. IN.-The as No. Q. but to wagons
tot,ed than 80 mile heats three
in In harness. the second horse to his stake
three start
No lx-same as No. IL, but TO wagons.
No B-Purse uf $500 with stake OF 500 each for All
except Flora Temple. Fillinsbam John Morgan
Butler Prince Pachen; nie heats three ia Ave- u
No iA-Pufse Of $3.50 with a stake OF 500 each foc
do uble teams: mile heats three in five
No l6-Purse of $3.50. with stake OF 500 each. Toe
trong horses and running mates; mile heats three In
No l6-Purse $500 with Of 500 each open to
all horses under saddle mile heats three in ave.
No. -Purse Of $500 and stake OF $lUO each open to all
horses; three mile heats in harness.
All the above stakes to be play and all the
and stakes are to be closed on the 18Th OF March
r NJ, at Hone House, Broadway Entrances for the
be accompanied with the moneyten per cent
which unknown be described in the entry
be identified. Horses that have ctted 35 are
oe'- JOSEPH CRoCHEROE, Manager. Z
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

AlIUsEmEWTs.
WINTER GARDgN.
w LEkrEN ENrERrAIkMENT
To night ffridaYl geh 49, 1864
NINETY FIFTH NIGHT


WINTER GARDEN
w LENrEN ENrERrAINMENT
To night (fridaYl gel, 10. 1864.
NINETY FIFTH NIGHT
MIR. AND MRS " 8. FLORENCE
THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN
The LOrDOr itMb3. IN speaking OF this great mora
drama mentions fact to which the provincial p'ess OF
Great Britain aud ireland has given condensation - -,
clerk who hat sbsconded from Liverpool, wttn-tz W
the property Of his empiOyers after visiting many
places arrived al Birmingham about hve O'Clock aud aes
taking some refreshments went 10 che theatre 20 whie
away an hour As happened tue piece which was being
performed Oh the Of this visit
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
and the guilty man seems 20 have drawn noa from he
representation Tor the in winch the lntersew
between Hawkshsw the detective aud the reke OF Leave
Man took place Parker the became 80 ahecte .us
he went out OF tne theatre got three envelopes aud sea-
FL $40 hack 10 hts employers
On the prophetic VISION o. Shakespeare
II have heard
That guilty creatures sitting al play
Have by the vety c snn,ug OF the scene.
Been struck TO the soul. that prrseuttv
They have pocla iD,ei their masef,ctsoas
Hamlet % Ac'.
Doors open at 6 70 commence a, f Carriages may oe
SATURDAY. February 20
MI. jacks begs 10 announce
TICKET or LEAVE MAN
MATINEE
The whole proceeds of which viii e handed to ths Ladies
COmmittee of thesfa,r for t,e
BENEFIT
SANITARY cOMGL5Si0r
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NLw YORK. HARLEM AND ALRAEv RAILROA D.
IN For Albany Troy, North anc Wost leave T~euty
street depot ~ A Y sad kDP. \. SUNDAY wal AkrM
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Y .
| yxrhLLAcNs eSrn.y
w Doors ope, Il hs,rpas ?. Overture Commences sis
Carriages ordered each sveans d Prse 0ola" as
''1st'i 70 rtaaS tai sea
s.esE5s,s E5srs sr% r%F r.,y
wtra nav a. Is1 PURE :.oaPhars sbtD an o,,o,,,
"''' -" s0ASIAs Music. nSHFOAsS AND os'o'SAI
Frank echod a "a 'e r'ns1ges s.e, w,u.s
s, ..6:; %S:S S Ss@f ss:a.., :. w. ssssss ssss
rr1 fm's''re'' s,s. ss easss. osesa
,,se. to,'esc'e, ............., als Hoey
MADAM sclnid, Landiaty . ... mss C.ra,an
A'"' o . ''''' rSs osss% s sjsos4s aiA 'a
rams s''a'f' "nde' 'he name q Ve'%@" .,e, u,.os
ss'ckenbers ...................... NJ Marx smith
Ernest Eractenbury W. M Dag
1'''oa "' '''''' .ar williamson vi MS.os
Ess,s ss,sa s1,,esc,e sa..s Mr. hoey
''''' 8'''''' sAysspxy; s'i, ass "''''t a'a''
For the nlaetg G,taa ta,ri time.
Nosei MscS aeTs. ortsasi Muslc
ss,sa. ss sss ss s!S 81; .:;s MASKS AsO FACES
sn, sMneaossdsy RnSkDALH tatsciyfeir n,sntt
Due ss Given .fsse ne srp OF
''' ea.'s A.'''ed Lie and ,As c'.'se,'st Marriage
OtiasssrssS 1a ansaaMs bs1scsss .me.s ..Aa wood
Ss'st Manager - - g. ss'~ya
issss .ss ,o,ss wooo xAsros
PRIDE OF q til. al: nAexgr.
her perfortaance Of which was received wah
when las, oSessaea arafD@AH IL New YORK aea
Ssa .e IN s q allow I.
,,,,s rr, presenta.,on ,. n,a %
when !, viii fS Be p',asess HNs s;,s sstaioAs, Ff' "
AND NEW SCENERY by, .........., HAYES
IN. =. ea'saamen aa, e,,e % eo'"snce with the petite come
ACURIoUs CASE.
s,,S,sss sSSss n y 4 ;tsss: ;ssss.
Mrs Aubrey Miss aease,,. irT'ns
~ PRIDE 81 1tfr TaE En,fah nM,faahKEr
Hssoass i.Sss sasias s fr.as Hssss pses
s.ssa s:;ss r''p''a Mr.. + ;sss s'Ssss %sss
OsTSs VIZ sho9.y be proia:: A''' '''''''
written expressly Tor the oivmpc b,
sssrS !. pa1x asn ssasS
sea- ss''''ec'''ed three dAys u advance
Lessee ra s1a PT:sss M.s .s r,ca' Herring
Miss rsHkv HsaktNG
NARASANrah ' ~, ,r..v ,,s,
supror.a By he she elite lie or r"n WIS" 'o' "i'"
fOxs Old BowERY THEATRE
Tomorrow evening (SaturdayD
rNHEATgE FRANCArS-NTBLOS CONCERT SALOON.
i EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY AND SATCKDAy.
SATURDAY, February 10, 1885,
ysy os.ss: ws e. assistance.
LIZ MARRIAGE AUX LANTERwES
Comic Operate IN Que act nv jacques ouonbach.
TROMB-AL-CAZAR Operee Bouii. Ia Que act by jacques
tytIneabarh.
very rs prssi.s, sssS '%' e',>" ''', 'e ''
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

~ Commences At Tx; concludes at ioa
THIS lTridayi EvENIno, reo o. 1864
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TIE TIE GoMNiE sooGAM
TTas TTaass GSss,s GSssts soSa.H soSa.H
FAREWELL BENEFIT
NJ .ad Ma. pAsssy wrLLrAMs
most positively their las. APPEARANCE
JOHN % sy ss. %.Ss repetition Of
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY Next Feb Il.
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Capt : Il "a ssss~o.as q, ..,;s.l. r.:
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Eoxs OLD BowERy THEATRE
Lessee Director and Manager .......o L. For
Mr.. q. pors
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which continues 10 be
EVERY EVENING EVERY EVENING
ELITE or 1llk II Z; sarraE CRY
ENTIRE CHANSE or PERFORMANCF.
MYRIAD OF ARTISTS AND ATTRACTIONS
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UNPARALLELED IN HIPPODKAMATtC ANNALS
Reserved Stalls 75c
Circle Children half price. Amphtheatre &c.
Doors open At ~. To commence At o'clock.
Carriages to be ordered az 10 To AVOID the crowd at the
ticket offices intending visitors will do we'll 10 purchase the
tickets during tue DAY; .vn u.r,sp~
ON SATURDAY, AT 2OCLOCK
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE. N.s
Te has the pleasure OF that he has
Mr. HENkY COOKE
aud hiy great and renew ned troupe of
PBRFORMIN0 DOGS AND MOkKEYg. Il
IRON Astevs Royal Anpaheatre LsidDn aud the Cirque
FIRST APPEAKANCE IN AMERICA
will shortly take place of which due notice Will be given
NyIBt.o's SALOON GOTTsCHALK-DANGRt
~ the public are respectfully iniormed that
FAREWELL CONCERTS
pror to his departure Tor Europe
ON MONDAY AND wkDNEsDAY EVENINGS,
when the celebrated prtma DonA Contralto.
Nine ELENA UAEGRI, Mile. BARNSrABE. Piauis;;
GEoRGE SIMPSON Tenor vARLo PATTI. y.oiniss,
Conductors. ....... Sig. ABELLA aud s. BEHRENS
Adraissou Including reserved seats 81 Seats be
secured for either concert commencing Friday Feb 19
O'Clock A. NJ. Messrs Beer Schirmers 7Dl Broadway
Hall Sons 543 Broadway. and She'll Sasburys No.
(1IRcUs Us-BRotDwAY AMPHITHEATRE 4ss BROAD.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

&2OO REwAsD THE sroaE OF the sus
CLARA between saturday night and Monday morning the
18th quantity OF Human Hair stolen therefrom.
The above reward will raidTor the recovery o the whole
and In proportion Tor part thereof bY v DEFtGA
MERE, importer, 10 Plat street. up s,airs
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

cOOn REWARD WILL PAY TIE ABOVE RE.
DLUU ward, and ask no questions for the of
NV Watch Chain Ring aud Masonic Medal The watch Is
hunting case chrouometer Jules Jnrgusen copen.
hagen, No sg1G; the chain gold guard; the ring srfe
With my initials cut 10 The stone the medal lin
addition to usual Masonic devtcesD has
grAved on Address George McLsue boz VI City Post
once. Washington City, D. &.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

NAILWOAps.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINs FOR ALsA.
III ny. Troy, the North and Eess, leave Cbambsrs street
a and 10 A. NJ aud rs, AH lO ~ NJ and Sundays
Men ~ from rhir,,s.n street Icts,s may DO prccrcd
andBrookyu and gsage checked houss 10 all
on the road and to Saratoga Springs
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

7 osr OR sroLEN-rRoM OUR DART AT THE HAa'
IL lem River Railroad Box containing % lba ipecsc
root marked r. Fowler. Canaan -FOUR Corners. N ANY
person reurnng the same to the undersigned VIII be paid
St 0 tot their trouble
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

c1OO nEwAsD Lost On NEW YEARS NIGHT,
Bloudel maker. With gold chain: also Diamond Cluster
Pin diamonds The above reward will be paid and
no auestens asked n pawned suitable rewsrd will be
gwen the tickets Address In confidence bor MS Brook
IL Post once