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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
CLEVELAND mARKET-Juiy 18th.

OHN NsELAND DWAHNET-JuFyI I3th.
The sudden and dooine gold the pas,
IS hours has completely upset the Mrks and all kinds of
produce have declined materially The Market rules iu
heavy and unsettled.
FLoUR-srles 100 Xxx red at $40, 90.
WHEAT-Dull and lower. Sales oftwo,cars track at
81, six cars do at 81 05, market closing very heavy
CSRN-Sales 1000 bu nAoat a, $3.50.
|. 0ATS-Noninal at 90c track.
BUTTER-Fm and sendy at c4D35c for Western Reserve
Central and Western 30031e.
PETROLEUM Quiet but very arm, at$l 90 for refined
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

ROBBERY. barn of +. S Smith
Eco of Orwell was entered on the night
of The 4th, and a carpet bag taken out OF a
buggy, containing many valuabIes. After
searching long time, and trying to find
the rogue, he fittered mp old Memo, who
seems to have turned up there. when be
confessed to the robbery and showed where
be had bid the property. The old man.
was. according to the rules of that Court,
duly thrashed and sent about his business.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

We learn from Bermuda that the priva-
teer Florida is now there. A part of the
crew attacked the American consul in his
own honse. and came very near throttling
him. He was rescued by the police, which
had great d dfficulty in securing the promi-
neDt molefactor
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

Perhaps it is not generally known that
Of the 81 900 donation which the Pope
sent to the United States TO be distributed
by Bishop Timon, of Buffalo. for the bene.
fit of the wounded soldiers, $500 was for
the wounded Of the Federal army, and $500
for that of the rebels.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

The rebel 6nancier. Memminger has re.
signed the Treaturysbip Of the G S A,
leaving the Department, The Richmond
Examiner says, in such a muddle that no
body is willing to take hold Of it,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
Combined Mower and Reaper.

NOTICE is Given to the Farmers OF
Ashabula and vicinity that have received sample
machines of
Combined Reapers and Mowers,
with Johnstons Automatic Power Rake attached which re-
ques but one TO drive and rake the gran The
controlled BY the driver and delivers bundle whenever he
chooses.
Also Jotnstons celebrated Mower with sd.
Unstable cutter bar.
Also, Johnston's selfsustaining Horse Hay Fork.
All of which will be sold cash approved notes on
tme An examination Of the machines isnvited by who
wish 6rst class machine. They be at house
at North Bend, Saybrook. ALLEN PRlNDLE
June 8, 1864 754
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YELLow FEvER is reported that yellow
Fcver has broken out Ia Portsmouth, N. ii :,
and great excitement prevails. Thirteen fatal
cases are reported. k
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

ev"A GROWING TME.'-We have not met
with the "oldest inhaotant" recently but un-
derstaud he reports that he does Iot recollect
a time when vegetation made such RAPID strides
as it has made within the last few days. We
have heard one farmer say that he flushed hoe.
ing his corn few days ago, aud on returning
to the field since did not know it thought
it was his neighbor's. 1t is generally reported
that oats. corn, potatoes and garden vegetables
are making huge promises of future greatness.
Tho abundant moisture and the high tempera.
ture are doing the work Sdndusky Register.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

C,suALrI.s IN rHs TwESrY-N NINTH by
letter from Capt. HurBuRr' OF the z''n, w
have the following list OF casualties from 'ne
6gbt near Kenesaw Mountain. on the 10Th o.
June.
Compouy A.-Killed, Serg't A. l. Rickord
sho, In bend; Cyrus Booth. in breast. Woun'
ded. Corp1 q. B. Morey IN right ankle, severe
10 James o. Latilner, right thigh, severely.
'Company B.-Killed, Sergt |. II. Tanner
Wounded, Sergt George McNuit len breast
slight CorpI A. J. Langworthy. ankle, slig III;
Dadey Brown, arm and thigh, severe; Jonn
Davis breast, serious; George Stocking, right
Gompany C.-Woupjed Sergt Rollin Nj e.
r ones. neck, seriously; James Flemming, left
shoulder. severe, Davis q. Clark. finger, slight.
COMPANY ID WOUNDED, Lieut. q. W. Dice,
fsince dead,) right shoulder, Corpi George j..
Young. head, seriously; David w. Powell, left
hand; J. w. u. Suider, knee; Daniel Sh@f,
hand; Henry A. Thompson, shoulder; Johu
z. Youey, back, slight
Company E-Wounded, Sergt Charles
Howard, arm; Corp. II. IL. uulbnrt arm Da-
vid w. Hall, leg; Michael Mahan haud, severe
john w. RUNNER, breast. seriously.
Company F.-Killed, Sabin 5. Dustin, ball
through the body. Wounded, Alma b. Paine,
right thigh and arm; Isaac Houghkirk, chin,
slight; |. NJ. Foote. right side; J. j. BeIknapp,
in bowels. mortslly; &. Cook, right shoulder.
seriously; Johnson, knee, severe; Geo. VIII
liams, thigh slight.
Company G.-Wounded. Henry Edison, seri-
ous'y; WIN. Ii. Hartley, mouth, severe; Geo
Guest, hip severe.
Company H.-Kied, Serg't Thomas Davis
Wounded, Evsuder Turner, leg, severe; Henry
Wolf, same; Wm. Spears. thigh, serious.
Company I.--KilIed, Corp. James Grim
Wounded. Stephen kissinger. Willard Trail
Edwin Newberry, all slight.-Sentinsi.
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PHIsTERs s1RrRE IN CLEvELAkp.-Ths Cleve.
land Dailies are 10 trouble with their printers
who are on q strike for higher wages. The
workmsn arc members Of the Typographical
Union. and have become 90 arbitrary 10 their
demands % not to be longer borne with. They
dsmsnd ths. the publishsrs shall increase the
price Of papers 70 twenty-five cents per week.
In order that they might afford 10 pay them Is
cents per 1000 ems Cor couposition. 90 advance
of 20 Per cent. upon previous rates. Ths
pxopr,slou offered 70 coupsomiss on 10 csntsi
bot sbs uljoa adhered 10 their demands snt
rsfuusd to work. In the Hsysis once the,
lea their essss without notice 70 their en-
pisyss. whiIs 10 the Lsadsy ofies they scat
.sssd ssd nissd the typs over the Gases Ih'
psblkhss Of thsss papsrs very Justly ooDclud'
that unoh istssfsrspcs with thsif busiosss b 10
ssusutsbls. sad psoposs 70 al THAR ofacs'
wisb ethsg sslp despite the threats Of tho NJ
cusauss.
Printers UOiOus msy have their use, but Ibs
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1t is stated ia literary circles that new
volume of poems by Mr.. Tennyson may be
expected before the end of the year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
KINGSVILLE ACADEMY.
THE FALL TERN of this venerable
l. Institution will commence
Tuesday August 9Th, 1854.
Exemptions from Draft.
HEADQUARTERS PRovosr MARSHAL, 18th Dist
WARREs June 3Oth 1854.

HEADQUARTERS PRoyosr MARSHAL, 18th Dist, U.
WARREN, June 3oth, 1894
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. thai,
IN in accordance with Circular Number "a, Provost
Marshal General dated 25h lS64any person enrolled
may any time appear before the Board and claim TO have
his stricken OF the list If he show to the satisfac
ton of the Board that he is not properly alien
age-2d permanent physical disability OF such degree as to
render the person not proper for enroens under
the law and regulations
Civil officers Clergymeu and all other prominent citizens
invited appear at all times befoie the Board 70 point
In the LISTS and give such information IN their
may aid the correction and revision thereof
DARIUS CADwELls
Capt PRO. Marshal 10th Dist Q.
July6. 1854. T6s
STRAYED upon the premises OF the
Subscriber about the 18th day Of Nay last dark
bay yearng Colt which have BY paying
''' ' A'''''' ',r'''' - -''f''t D. D. bUeBEE.
AshtabulEa, June o5th, 1864. Il .st76I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

The aud best varsity OF Daovss and TIN Ware
IN the county kept constantly handAnd remainder am
undsrsold. ~
ola hsbion credit played out sm oonpsllsd 10 tuy
sssy dollars worth Of Goods ss for cash. submit 70
whs Amopnis 70 l6 per yearly intsrsst for credit
ssI On tiass the credit ust 10 short -Four times year
the hst Of July, October January and April want 10
settle ali book aocounts Ny customers will do me great
favor IN they have nnne accounts with call aud
tie sgreeabiy 10 these terms as need the sAsh.
Jehenon, jane "a, issl. HENRY TALcOTT.
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Over Eight per cent. Interest.

in currency and OF equal convenience permanent
temporary investment
believed that securities offer so great Inducements
lenders the various descriptions OF U s. Bonds all
other forms Of indebtedness the faith ability o private
parties stock companies separate communities only
pledged for payment while for the debts Of the United States
the whole property othe country holden secure the pay
ment Of both principal and interest In coin.
These Ronds may be subscribed for in e $50 up 10
any magnitude, the TERMS and thas equally
available to the smallest lender and the largest capitalist
They be converted into money any moment and the
holder will have the benefit Of the interest.
may be useful 10 state In this connection that the tot.
Funded Debt othe United States which interest payable
in gold on the Sd day OF March, 1904 s7es OOs The
interest on this debt for the coming fiscal year will be s5
ss72e while the eustoas gold for the
fiscal year. ending June 3Oh, 1854 has bee far al the
rate ofover slGO,0oo,000 per Annum.
w 1e seen that the present gold revenues Of the
government largely In OF the wants Treasury
for the payment Of gold interest," while the recent Increase
tue tard will doubtless raise the annual receipts from
the amount OF importaons to si5JOOoO00 per
Instructions 70 tho Nstipps Banks acting loan
agents were not issped from the United States Treasury until
March a hut he srst three weeks of April ths sbscrp;
tions averaged more than TEN MILLIoNs A WEEK.
Subscriptions viii be received BY the fss NsonAl hsak
Of Cleveland, o. Second National Bank Of o'e'siAnao
aud by oil National Banks
which are depos,srss Of Public money, and Al REsPEcrA
BILE BANKS AND BASKERs throughout the country
Cs,ing as agents Of the National peposisy bsnksa WI
furnish further iuiormstion on application and 7SSm
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
THE EAGLE MOWER.
King of the Meadow Herriugton's Paint.
w E take this method to inform the
Farmers of .4shtabula County

that this justly celebrated Mower hand and for sale by
the subscriber the Lake Shore and also be
eeks opposite Ashabula Depot This Machine has many
and useful improvements AMONG which mention the
following the Finger Das being perfectly flexible. adapts
itself surfaces and Is const ueed that the
raise either end Of independent the other IN order to
pass obsrucons he by the lever raise TIE
bar TO pass grass also throw in upright posi-
ton for transportation, without leaving his seat 1t is Of
very light draft cloggng with the sowet motion in
any Kind Of grass cutting perfect swah whether wet
dry It also the cut grass In the best possible
for drying part Of the machine travels dags
the gass after being cut Those Wishing to purchase
cnes who have not the Eagle Mower would do well to
examine it before purchasing elsewhere.
Ashtabuia, June ID, 1864 sILAs COOK,
4ts155 Aren't
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

TEE pirate Florida has within q few days
burned some six or eight vessels Of Cspss
Henry and Charles and the Ticonderoga. and
other var vessels bearing Of ber whereabouts.
wsnt immedistely 10 pursuit. The crews have
been sent to Philadelphia.
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u. S. lO-4O Bonds.
Ashtabula Dec. 1868.

These Bonds issued under the Act Of Congress
March sh 1864 which provides that all Bonds issued under
this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or undsr
any sae municipal authority Subsc crptions to these
Bonds received United States notes notes Of Nation
al Banks. They TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the
pleasure Of the Government at period than
than forty from their date and until their
demption FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAIDIN
COIN Bonds of not hundred dollars annually aud
all other Bonds The interest s payable
the first days Of March and September In eachyear
Subscribers will receive either Regsteredo Coupon Bond
they may prefer Registered Bonds recorded tn
books Of the u s. Treasurer and be- transferred only
the owners order Coupon Bonds payable to bearer and
are more convenient for commercial
Subscribers to this loan win have the option of having
their Bonds draw interest from March 1s BY paying the
eued interest in coin(sr An United StAteA notes. the
notes OF National Banks adding fifty per cent for premum
receive them drawing interest from the date OF subscription
and deposits. As these Bonds are
Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation.
their increased from three per cent per am
num- according the rate of tax leves various pera
the country.
AT the present rate Of premium on gold they pay
Over Eight per cent. Interest.
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good sense Of the community will frown upon
such abuses OF the association.
BY the wages offered, the workmeu may
make from els to s33 per week. The Union
boasts that IL has several thousand dollars
saved up from previous wages, with which TO
6gbt the publishers until they aceede
The spirit Of the Cleveland press will De ap'
proved as honorable, while that oil the men
cannot be sust aimed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

I OST-A Note Book in lhe vicinity o.
~ Ashtabua, the road to Jefferson, Small
Note Book several hand In It, belonging to the
Estate of Alfred Hendry late Of Ashabua deceased. Amy
person who find It, and will return IL TO H. A. HENDRI
at the Drug Store in the village of Astabus shall be ber-
ally rewarded. SAMUEL HENDRY .
Ashtabula July 18th 1854 3t759
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Hard,oare {! HardWre!!

Some Kinds at Almost Old Prioss.s
CAN BE HAD AT TALCOTI'S, Jefferson.
GOME, Farmers / can do you good
" one more year IN the purchase Of Hay TOOLS.
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STRAY SHEEP Into the In
~ closure OF the subscriber not long since, Two
she which the owner requested to identify and
his ownership to, pay charges and axe away.
Ashtabula, July 1864. 1b9 j. N. FAULKNER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II. A. HENDRY, successor to A. Hendry,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils
vanishes, Brushes, Dye Stus Choice Family Groce
ries, including Teas, Cofees &C. Parent Medicines.
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes Phys
sians prescriptions carefully promptly attended to- 75s
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U""I-- n Sugars,
Teas,
Coffee,
Spices,
&C., &C., &C., &c.
Physicians Prescriptions and Family orders
neatly and accurately prepared.
NY patrons that pains will be spared
render all transactions satisfactory II. A. HENDRY.
Ashtabua, June l. 1864. 753
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

Bleached and Brown Cottons and Cottonades
AL goods for Men and Boys wear,
Cassimers, Vestings, &c.
Fine Black Gro de Rhine,
Poulle de Soul aud
Repp Silks,
Poll de Chine, go
Oriental Stripes.
Glpaeeas
and all styles of Travelling Wear.
Mozambiques in Scotch Pads,
Mozambiques in Plain Tans
Mozambiqnes 10 Plain Black.
White Goods
Table Linens, Damask Cloths,
Plain and Hemstiched HaDdkerchiefs,
Napkins, Toweings,
Crash, Nanesook Checks,
Plain and Striped Swiss.
Sun Umbrellas from rs cts. to 81 90.
Crockery of The celebrated Fswniral make and
warranted in every particular.
AL e.iuvited to examine Goods aud PRICES.
The highest price 10 CASH paid for Butter.
Ashtabula, May 60 1854. SMITH GIIKEY.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24
ALEXANDRIA NE W S .


WE TAKE the following items from the State
Journal Of the 2sd Instant
The Burglars SUI al Work-Tha morning, be-
tweeG 2 and O'clock, the dwelling-house OF Me-.
Thos Dwyer, on Duke street, was entered by burg
lars, through the second story window OF the back
building They went into the room where Mr., and
Mrs. D. were sleeping without tousing them, and
took the several articles, which they subse.
quently left In the back yard. Fortunately for
Mr.. d. they did not realize anything Of value.
They then proceeded to enter the house Of Mr..
Robert Bell, next door, but here they were sudd
" alarmed by the srresms OF a servant, and beat a
hasty retreat The rasoals were not At all success
full In obtaining money or plumber at either place.
They were evidently acquainted with the local
ity, and had procured hay-rack from an adjoining
stable to Assst them in getting into the upper win.
dows. II is high time thai eur authorities were
At work TO cage these fellows, We have noticed
that our city 10 Oiled with set of vAgabond-loo-
Ing individ ais, who arc doubtless an organized
band OF pickpockea and housebteAkers, and we
trust that the city and IN litaty authorities will
endeavor to trace out the Scamps and brig them
TO speedy Justice.
MtiifarV OTder.--HaYing asoeTtained that many
deserters from the army are assisted by women OF
Ill fame of this city, all auch perIons are hereby
notified that In futu all houbes Of bHd character,
In which soldiers are hsrbtTed or allowed admits
sion, will he broken up, aud all women living In
the same will be banished the city, not to return,
and otherwise punished.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. John P. SLouoH,
Military Governor, Alexandria, Va.
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Aatiuual @tpnblitau.
The Rebel Attack and Rspuiss At W hlts
House Landing,

House Landing.
Fo.-o,.s uov,o, lara % --Tba ste.mer
Ioias sr,iYod M n,o,njno earIy from the
,i,o unrso me-. .hs Ian AZ ri o,ciocL zoe
t,rd.S ,,osni, 'NO y ''
Az rennr,a *, At Ia m. on the ooh mat
nans E,,.h,,oh leo and U.mnton ,nsde an
e,,soi ~, a,,sra,no a., o,,r fnrrss on,rsnchsd A.
iha Hhi,a Unnse ana in comnand of Csn
Ahsrc,nn,bis which charge wss rennIssd snd
ths snsmv driven back. Al the eame time onr
,,rnbnsta 1ommodore Morso Csntain RshcocI
ssnd tSro otbera nnanad 4 Ssayv Ara sbsIIinS
the enemy men '''A
Atg ojcioclr tho anennv having a,icceeded In
nlan,Ino, a hat,arv IN three unns in RANGE 10
tnrnsd Inc Ere mon onr USnhoata and land
forcoS
This stiIlerv duel VIVA kent nm until ~
o,cloct noon when the Commodore Morse
thrsS a sbsii that sxnIodsd ! caIsSon In Inc
snamvss bsttarv c.nsjnq SroS, CON fnsion among
,hs,r ,on onS ,hsr.,s,e, thsv rstIred takinS
,ho,r a,ns'rI,b ,ham
On inss ,.ss nniv ,hrae vornded. ma mr.
,aiIv W." '
A a o,c,ock n. M sO,b. Con. sber,dau,s as-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

IMPORTANT TO THE FRiHNDs OF DtoHAssD
soLDrERs.-The following order Of Assistant
AdjutAnt General Townsend will answer the
many inquiries which are daily mado touching
upon the subject Of the matter treated OF therein'
"No information must be given by any Off
Ger In the United States service 10 any person,
under any circumstances, which can be made
a basis OF claim against the Government for
pay, pension, or other allowances, except II be
given, as the regulations prescribe, to the Ad-
Jutsnt General or proper officer Of the Treasury
or Pension Bureau.
Information OF sick and wounded officers
and men may be freely given TO any one to al
lay the anxiety Of friends, and the bare fact Of
death may be communicated to relatives, but
not dstes, or any circumstances which would
be required to be used In prosecuting claims.
Parties Interested must satisfy accounting OIL
cers OF the Treasury that they are legal claim
ants, and then this office will obtain and give
to those officers all official evidence necessary
to perfect the claim. These rules are to guard
the Government, as well as lawful claimants,
against fraudB.o
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VARIETIES VARIETIES |

W hhlE IlhDI NAhlhllhb
v MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
(FrOntihg Penn'h avenue and Ninth street,
SIGN OF THE BIG DRuMMoND LIGHT
FITZ SIMMONS. Stage Manager and Advertiser.
Old Prices, Twenty -hvo and Fifty Cent? Admission
THE GREAT SUMNER RESORT.
l5-GrAnd Theatrical Performance!
E-Brillisnt Music Hall Show ,
Now CREATING GREAT EXCITEMENT.
STARTLING DRAMATIC HISTORY!
EgsTerrihle and Shameful Criminal Acts!
rs Heartlssa Male and Female FIendB!
L5-Life, Death, Mystery, and Crime .
SECOND WEEK OF IhE GREAT SUCCESS,
Written by Fitz simmons, author OF the belle oil
Warrington" THE frmAle PIckpOcket," SC,
s...ss''.
THE SEVENTH-sThEET Dr. TSSMAkEH,
TIE UNION MARTYR GIRL,
Full Of new locS scenery. Government Clerks
Politicians Nj chAntcs, aud others al Interested
MISS LETTIE CHANDLER,
as Mary Morris, the DressmAker'
Also, nfty other Artistes, Dancers, singers, aud
Ethiopian6. One hundred and tity men, women
and children In the Battle Scenes,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, LENEE. je2o
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INCIDENTS AND SCENERY.
SCENE I,-Niew Of the Potomac and Washing
steam Dg down the rivcr-The Picket Guard at his
post-BrANton, the Buahwhaoker.
SCENE 1.-THE Haunted Hut In Nlrginia-The
Bush whackerB in council-P, OF and counterpart
The spirit OF 'i6 appears 20 the SeceHsionistt-
Tableau-THE UNION MUST BE PRESERVED.
SCENE Ill view OF the National Hotel on
Pennsylvania Avtnue-BeAu on his shApe-Chips
getting seAree-FaAhiouAble sooiety-Tne bogus
bll-BeAu on anew lNy-Nothing Ike Apreposses-
TrIsh Molly, o! presents check which Is not &C,
oeptable.
the Game Cock, AEd tho zirls from home-M .
MoLaughlin's pArtyi rolicking times among the
boys-Charley sin egan, the Oldest hAcknan 10
town-"rwo Spanking Bob-tAil GrAysn-NIght
Liners and the b eSk o Day Boys-Mind your eye
Peter in tToube--H iberniHu divarsJlons-BeAu
agAin-"I don't drink, but III take eiisr or a
cheek, II you liker-lish song and dance hy the
charActeTs-BlAck Sal dIsturbs the pArty-A row
and a TeereAtinn-Beau 10 trouble.
SCENE Y.-Seene near AlexAndri4, NA.-Lieut,
Compton, NJ the U. s A, and hts betrothed, Lucy
Gllmore-Flight Of the fugitives-Tlm Fagin and
Mrs. Mclaughlin united for life, and on their way
to \ new home.
SCENE VL-A1uia Crsek-Beau on a fishing eS-
cursiou-RlAt hsh rather soAree-C>iehes Tar
tara SD mish4p-Ihe Uriou refugees q Ill pur-
sued-TerFlde storm-Beau's umbr na-Blaek Sal
TO the resoue-Bushy hAekers, be JSbers-TAb,eau.
Seem VIL-Tne aRirmiGh In the wOods-Brax-
ton aud the BushwhHekers g$ln avietory-D sdly
combat between Tin Fssin and Brs&ley.Beau
puI ell out OF the frying pan How are YOU Jefier-
son Davis, and your Red, White and Red !"
SCENE VIII AND LAST.-Tho stone house At
MAnassas-Mrs. Fagin's quarters-Bea into the
hre-A delicate situation for baehelor-The
phantom chipG-"I have thee, aud yet have thee
not"-BlAck Sal in search OF Aor picGAniuny-Lucy
Gilmore In danger-Tim FAgin on hanl-The ghost
OF the murdered wite-The picket-Spirlt OF Wash.
ington and AlleEorisnl TableAu-Retribution and
the Goddess OF Ii erty.
For additional synopsis, cast OF characters, &C.,
| see future bills oil the day.
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Private Boxes holding SIX persons. 81
| DOorb open at Il performance 20 commence at g.
| FAMILY MATINEE,
| SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock,
| Ladies' 20 oentbi children 10 centA.