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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-26
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON Sant % (

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a.
To Major General Die:
The following official despatch has just
been received from General Sheridan de
failing some of the particulars of the battle
and victory at Fishers Hill:
HEAD QUARTERS MIpDL DIVISION, WooD.
STOCK, Va, Sept %, A. MI. General
Grant, City Point.-I cannot, as yet, give
any definite account of the results of the
battle of yesterday. Our loss will be liz ht
General Crook struck the left flank Of the
enemy and doubled it up and advanced down
their lines. Ricketts, division, Sixth army
corps swung in and joined Crook. Getty's
and Wheaton's divisions took up the same
movement followed by the whole line and
attacking beautifully, carried the works Of
the enemy. The rebels threw down their
arms and fled in the greatest confusion,
abandoning most of their artillery.
1t was dark before the battle ended,
pursued on after the enemy during the
night to this point with the sixth and
nineteenth corps, and have stopped here
to rest my men and issue rations. If Gen
eral Torbitt has pushed down the Luray
Valley, according to my directions, he will
achieve great results. I do not think that
there ever was an army so badly routed.
The valley soldiers are hiding away and
going to their homes. cannot at present
give you any estimate of prisoners.
pushed on regardless Of everything, the
number Of pieces of artillery reported cap
tured is l6.
(Signed) P. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General.
You are directed TO fire national sa.
lutte of 100 guns for the victory.
General Sheridan reports 5000 prisoners
from the field, had arrived at Winchester
last night. Reinforcements and supplies
have been forwarded to General Sheridan
(Signed) E. NJ, STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Miscellaneous.

New YORK, Sept. 24-Gov Brow mo
Georgia, has issued an order withdraw s
the militia from the army.
% There is quite panic in stocks, and
gold opened at 2l2 and sold down to 200,
then rose to 2O4. - fclsIg TAI "a
The Commercial Herald states that Gov
ernor Deuniaon win not accept the Post
Master Generalship.
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From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25.-Joe Sheiby's rebel
cavalry, said to be four or five thousand
strong, occupied Frederickstown, twenty
miles east of Pilot Knob yesterday. Shell
by's designs have not yet been developed.
General Ewing commandment Of the dis
trict Of ST.. Louis, took brigade Of A.
J. Smiths troops down last night. Our
forces are fully prepared to meet the
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HE BRIDGE OVER THE OHIO AT STEUBEN
y,1IF.-The railroad bridge in process Of
erection across the Ohio river at Steuben-
vile, will contain section of three hundred
ct span, which will cross the channel
above high wateg mark, The bridge will
ne permanent, with draw, as also will be
The bridge across the Monongahela at Pitts
pnrr
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4 nrsPArcH was received IN the city
ysslcsdayr -statiag that Generals Early
md Bfsolnlrdge with eight thousand pris:
oners and twenty seven stand Of arms md
bsee captured. The Dispatch was, unofi-
cial and doubtless Incorrect III ! Z 4 NH
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IHE Posi- HosPITAL.-Thers are now
one hundred and ninety patients in the Post
Hospital in this city, which is under the
care Of DR.. John Kirker, Nineteen Of the
number have been wounded in battle, while
TIC remainder are afflicted with chronic
diseases, rheumatism, etc. The hospital is
IN excellent order, and the patients are all
doing veil -t
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Casualty.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-About 2 o.
clock, while number of workmsn were
engaged in altering the Philadelphia and
Erie Depot, corner Of Sixteenth and Mar
ket streets, the braces gave way and the
whole building fell down. Seven men, car
.penters, were seriously injured, but none
killed outright. q --l-.-.- IL.
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I WATERMELON VENDORS ere doing good
Guinness with the soldiers, who take par
ocular pains to th row the rinds on the
pavement for some one to slip upon and
get hurt. adp as
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10 HAVE 4 HEARING BEFORE COURT
Officers VIM. scroggins, James Santmiers
and George Santmiers, who are charged
With shooting Isaac Harris, were arrested
on Saturday BY the sheriff. They were
held to. bail for further, hearing in the sum
OF five hundred dollars each. 1t is said the
case will he tried at the next term Of court.
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"E LEARN that Thos. G. Smith, of Park
erscurg, Who was arrested on Friday, 10
charged with attempting to smuggle FIRE.
arms to his town. A number Of boxes con-
signed TO Dir. Smith, were yesterday taken
from steamer lying at the landing, and
Sont to Heaqauarters, where they will be
'Samined to day. ..tt
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CAIRO, Sept 24-The Memphis Bulletin
publishes on what it regards reliable author
ity the substance of dispatch received at
Holly Springs, announcing the uncondi-
tional surrender of Mobile to our gun boats.
No dates given. The gun boats approached
the city so close that they could have de-
stroyed it without difficulty.
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LIE RIVER was still falling last evening,
with i've feet FIVE inches water in the chan
mel. The Duro and Julia came and went
down, and the Butler and Emma Graham
came and went up. 4 ~ ~
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TIE ATTENTION OF Wholesale DEALERS Is
respectfully invited to the unusually large stock Of
Boots, Shoes and Caters now in store and for sale
by R. Porter b Sons at l35 Main street. Prices
lower than any other house in the city. The re-
tail trade continued as heretofore. ssp2a-2w
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CooL.-Since the heavy rain Of Friday
nigh, the weather has become very cool
and fires and overcoats have been rapidly
brought into play.
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How do you do, Mr.. Lincoln7 "Well,
that reminds me Of story. Az the labo-
rers said to the bricklaycrs after falling
through the roof and raftsrs Of an unhn-
ished house. have gone through a great
deal since you saw me last. =
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McOLELLEN badges and pins are becom-
ing very popular in the city. Scarcely a
good looking lady or gentleman can be seen
without one or the other.
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6a|le8fa4Bl[e,
From Sheriian,s Army.

New York, Sept. IA Hera1i s special
dated on the right of Sberidan's army OF
tue 2zd, says the second morning, Tuesday
when Sheridan advanced he found the enc
my had not been idle during the night, but
on the contrary bad taken advantage, of il
to add as much distance as possible betweer
himself and the Federals, still in moving up
we had to engage in skirmirhing Of rather
heavy character. This gave rise to reports
no doubt, that we were as an army fighting
another battle. On Tuesday our cavalry,
both on right and left was active in attack
ing the enemy's flank and harassing his re
treat. Our infantry has done good work
to day, and we are again on the move. The
forward movement this morning was at
tended with more fighting a. We advanced,
The report is that Early will make another
stand just ahead, but as we reach each point
of just ahead, Early g force is found 20 have
retired. Some say this morning that the
line. the rebels intend to fight it out on is
where one fork Of the Shenandoah river
crosses tho valley pike. Cur hope is that
he will do so.
In the last battle, the loss in field officers
to the rebels, killed and wounded, seems
to have been extraordinarily large.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-It has been as.
certained that Early's shattered forces, or
what is left Of them. have abandoned the
road to Staunton and are retreating in dis.
order, via Oulpepper and GordonsvilIe,
directly towards Richmond, leaving the
road to Lynchburg unobstructed, while Lee
is unable to spare another army of sufi-
Gent strength to oppose the progress of
the victorious Sheridan.
News from Sheridan's army this evening
has created wild excitement throughout
the city. The capture of Fishers Hill,
the great stronghold and key to the upper
part of Shenandoah Valley, and an add
tlonal sixteen cannon and several thousand
prisoners to the trophies already won by
the victorious army of Sheridan, is regarded
here as conclusive evidence of the complete
destruction of the rebel army in the valley,
and the opening of the whole route to
Lynehburg, which necessarily must bring
about the speedy evacuation of Richmond
or the capture of the rebel capital and Lees
whole army. There are in progress other
movements not proper to be disclosed now
which tend to render this result inevitable
within, perhaps, avery few days.
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New York Marke1s.

| NEW YoaX, 6oPe -
Cotton-Dull and heavy end ml1y les
flower; smziifsass reported e1Ae-AeAt--
a 1Ffcuros.. s.sy. and Z wsstsin ksasy
unsettled and nominaliy soc 6f bhl lower
| common to miidling extra wesesen 9lOoaO
CO.: common TO good Spring bsands exe<e
r. H. O. $40 6Oal3 |; trade bsands clcetag :
heavy and unsettled. = p S7as1 iaE1g. = ss ssa
Whisky-Heavy and lower; WsstssAk s
Whea-Dull and unsettled and nonisaliy !,
base lower. gais III o sfs 81 S s,ssv !,
$ Rice--Qaiet and dropping 8 sosn ~
Barley and Barley Malt-Dull and aoa. q
inal. ~ sasleil 20 81 q
Corn-Heavy and about lc lower - %
for mixed western. -, =. -, +.
Oats--Scarce and firm; 89a90c for west-
|erp. ~ 's aiaeaa. .l sslsso eis1is
Ooffee-c Continues dull and prices entirely
nominal. -, 49,. = ~ iaaa s'At : CO
oSugar-Dull with sales Of 1873 hhds u .
Cuba Muscovado at l9tc "a asi, -. -.F,
Molasses-Very dull. 1t.5 -. tiF a
Petroleum-Insctive but prices nominal. =,
Wool-Dull and entirely nominal, owing
to the large decline In gold. ,.fs.5s
Pork--Deeidedly lower, with moderAts
demand chiefly for future delivery, 40 IA br
Al for new mess; $37a3S for prime; N foe 70
prime mess; sales $50 bb,s new mes, chlsdyl
for October, buyers option, at $42A43 30.
Beef-Dull and heavy; $l2als Tor ,cean.
try mess; $l6al9 for repacksd meas; and
S2Oa25 for extra mess; prime meas haa eesa
entirely nominal o, p. .sh -. - -. 'f
Lard-Heavy, unsettled and decidedly
lower at 20a22lc; the latter price is a az. =
treme.g ~ =, "a r.slr .r3l - ast,. tsr
Butter-Very much unsettled and prices
nominal; 3Sa43c for westem. $40 "A
L Cheese Dull and nominal; l7s6 fro .
common to prime. = .l y;
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PAINTS, ETe.-See card Of J. L. Har-
graves in another column. His stock Of
paiats. Oils, sash, etc., is complete.
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hscAFED.-A Confederate prisoner of war
named Davis, who had been confined in the
military prison in this city for some time,
ie'ped from the train and escaped from the
gnard On Friday, while on his wsy to Camp
chase, where he had been ordered.
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THE CITY was unusually quiet yesterday.
The different churches were we'll attended
both morning and evening.
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Which they offer TO the trade ct Lowest possible rstss
Country Merchants and others will ind IL 70 Asr ID
vantage to call and examine before pufchasns sse'
where.
Particular attention paid to orders In alag which.
we guarantee safi,aefon, both In price sid 9eilt.
The highest market price paid for 0inssaS. Ssss.
WAX, Flaxseed, &c. eep0
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CIDER MILLS, CIDER .MIua
cHAmp1os,.aa

CHAMPION, end
WILL have full supply Of each N IA sSoya 49,
w Cd kinds ON and alter the 26th IL tkis 1914
Orders received at any time. '" . q %
L. O. FR0oT q 90.
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p I'll E 8.


LIVERY BODY il beng cured Of this distrsasins
T. disease by the use Of 100,
: DIR. sTRICKLANDS PILE REMEDY
Read what those say who have used IL.
Mr.. Charles ". Lsndran, Of Louisville, ~ NJ. y,
p Hazarde Cincinnati. o., both were cured 49, uang
one pot Of Or. stri:kisnd's Pile Remedy: Thy ~
they have tried everything but could obtain = ts,sa
but one Pot Of stricklands Pile Remedy e6sessd
perfect cure after suffering for many yesn With the
worst kind Of Piles. They reconmsnAed sSWy one
who Is suffering 70 Try II. l.
sold BY al Dsuess., 80 eeass pr pot: nssshs:af.
Cd at No. East Fourth street, Cinclnnah ONO. AZ
Tor DR.. sTRICKLANDs PILE REMEDY, ssAsfd
d' gss g sa9sa, t gs' o., Wheeling
-" sChas ". Graham, .sff
Jacob earns, bridgeport, o. f7f.
Mchsel McKelysy, Bellaire,
Sold By NJ Mahon Co., Cambridge pruspas.
Thomas Cummings, Warrington
W 2. Rogers, AorriHowu. -
O. a. Mescah Belmont. e. va.
+ 8. j. welsh & Co., Druggists, BsiiAiy. 90
Richardson & Bro,- Bsllair, Front street..
|. Jacob Altmyer, Benvood, West Va.
Myers Hays, Front street Dsltsir.
el6-1y-d&vTu&F ~
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Timothy Seed! Timothy sssd!
,Sinl BUSHELS very chsies niw finssA{ sssA
OVO Just received b. I. o: !not 200.
! JACOBS EyAPoRAToBs AID YUHHAcHD eea-
Sss z. s re- oss sns ~ S TX:
made Sugar. Fully vsrrantsa In svssy rsspsst
L. O. Y101Tt %.
) 'Paa /, ..sa,4 81 sue'sssEste 15er& ms,
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N. B--I would particularly invite Country ksr-
chants b call and sIamine my stock before purchas.
ins slssWhere thst can offer greater in
nucsOsn.s thau any othsr house in the cisy, as my
stock was purchased before the late rise. -,
NJ. HEYMAN. ~; Nv
is..aiA. D.
l37 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Sept 9Qfhs 1ss4,
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.si7:.. - = .s7Eo5 ~ g e ts7Ie 56sIeE Z 4
.iE1a - !l;Gf-31s2 ,s:.A ~ H. .2,o5; ~
s-sss
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70, % ;I'.s-e.-~i - sIsl99b hgs --tro ~ r.
3 s'1ag as ssss'S h:iazss II hiGs ais.:Fv ,:r'.
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ENGLIsH MERlNOEs, / i-2 yds. wide; all wool
double width Delaine dns article, for 4l,2o, and
large assortment Of different kinds OF
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Amneemenis.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

~
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS TRIUMPHANT
TIE PEOPLE DELIGHTED.
MANAGER GRATIFIrDui
THE GREAT MORAL AND EFFECTIVE DRAMA,
TUE ICkEr-Ot-LEAbE MAN,
continues 10 delight everybody. Tho public agrees Via
The Evening Post that " NJ, Bgrnams company pLass
a. tsI az be ptyed By my sat in ne cty ths
al ne ehdrdceys rqfoEened quite az ca on (at
more etenEs boards The scenery also good and the -.
the old Museum"
more elective interesting play could not be selected -
THIS fESiisE HOLIDAY SEASON.
lie, those who would see bear IN mind that though
popnla aud successful, 4 will soon have 10
GIVE PLACE 10 OTHER DRAMATIC NOVELTIE4
AID Therefore j. should be seen Il Is played
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EhENIN0,
''' and u o'clock and dqr9s he piece piece
OWES HIS WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
TIRE
EMMEbYNKA or MOUTH HARMONICA
THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
An elegant Wax Figure Of this beautiful princess has jux hsn
received from Madame Igssa I'd Of London.
AT ALL hours EVERY DAY AND EVENING
A PYRAMID OF GIANTS
MoLEHILL OF DwARFs,
TWO OF THE IALLESr -
men ever known the face OF the Globe.
KELLi'S AUTOMATON MUSICAL TROUPE
con'isns Of sin hsule' $40 Of lfe, which Pay upon
NOVEL PIANOS, OR HARPEkiAN5,
producing music rqus 10 full orchestra
THEE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX FIGURE2
THE MONSTER SERPENTS
GRAND AQUAhIA, Sce Lion, Mammoth Bear,
ROBERT HOUDlNs 6UTOMAIOS WRITER,
EDUCATED SEAL, which plays MUSICAL INSTA0
MENr, ard million other wonder.
Admission Is cents. Children under ten, Is centa
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No. 81 NAssAU-sT.. NEw-YoRA.

XER3ILYE q CO.,
BANKERS. No. az WALLsI.
VII coniinas 70 fgfn,-a
US. FIVE'TWTNTY BONDS
.iorE ~ sSse BY ths OeVenueul Al PAN and INTEREST
10 BANKS, BANKERS aud DEALERS IN Government
sscoriheA tie u,sAl oominis.on allowed
Wo .lso bBy snd cell a, Vi.rtsi rates.
L. =. one year CERTIFICATES o. INDEBrEDsESS
p.s. COUPOE BONDS Of 1861.
L.. =. 7.S0 TREASURY EOrgs
a. =. QCAgTERaAHTEE CHECk&
MstarinG CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS collected
Of favorable ierms
VERMILYE & Co., No. IL wALi-sT- H. Y.
Oovemnth. Aren't. 20 tom.
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7 8. TIVE-TWFNTY BONDS.

II s. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS.
~. THE SECRETARY or TIE TREASURY has
pot yo; given notice Of any intention 70 wthds~ this popa'
la Loan from SAFE PAR Until ten days notice Is given
sbs undersigned viii continue TO supply the public.
Tie whole amount Authorized IL FIVE HUNDRED NIL
LIONS or DOLLARS. -FOUR HUNDRED And FORTY
MILLIONS Of this has been already subscribed Tor
Iad Psid into the Treasury, leaving balance Of
ONLY SIXTY MILLIONS UNSOLD.
present Of sale win DO absorbed IN
very short period
Full coupons from November furnished with interest paid
Ia sod from thai date.
VERMILYE &c Co., No 81 wALL-sT,
Government Ageuis Five Twenty Loan
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Einanial.
1vu11.u.nrRar sArixes BANK. !

Corner a. south 50 aad st IS, Brooklyn, l. !;
-UIDFSD NOTICE. --DcpOsitOrs are here
bhv noihod us,a sEMlANNuAL DIVIDEND al the
-. oTsIx PER CENT pen anrtn on 81. sums ., ,.i r
rie "a ,r,g.,a tist stsu f8ve been deposited hIce
pols o he hs dsv Of january neat vii D. Ped 70 1'
,s on or sfsr sl0NDAl. Jn 8 IT," ron GOV, n,ogni
not RAJ Tor win be passed 70 tAr cieoii oi de-
~ :, orprpat Derosts mode IN or before Tue tih dl
Fisna.ry wi draw lNrERLs rem te It. Ihs e.' 81
yl e,tAe worth DOUBLE The rmorut ioareo enf - ny
81 County Bond Of o state q Ne York an Dage 80,
lesi1sv, sreepted MONDAYS end Saturday, irom ~ J
kSoek % M Gnd 1uedays, Wednesday, lhoiSosy' Su f'
e'J'' H'N ~ 49, WILLIAM WALL President
GsoRoN RICAED, / Vic. PresideutA
NATHANIEL bRloOS.
s.guSL W. IBcsLOw, Secretary.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w slXTY-slXTH NIGHT
Of
Mr. and MRS. w. J. FLORENCE,
who viii appear .-. ........
THE GREAT SENSATION OF THE SEASON,
THE riCKErOt.LEAk II MAN
Ia the beautiful language Of the accomplished District Atso
noy Of this city, A. Oakley Hall:
THE play Il ethical that wish the philanhropiss q
the day who shAneuy neglect the Prison Aid socsty
snd cupaby leave the Of the returned convict
his pals soud the Tckeof Leave and your acting IL
should together u this city far beyond New fesr
you should receive your actors icEstolesve ona
every csrgyusn and BOY 10 the Metropolitan Police Dit
bad the inpersoson Of the bstwcsn Bnsao
and " iloushby"
Coinuencs at 81; terminate 10y
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EDwp. 5oasLL, TTsasussr
q. 3. ALv0s0. Ss,esLAxy
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Owes oY rns MEraoPoLlrAN Gas LiSn1
OFFICE MARIETTA AID CiSciSSATl RAILROAD Co.
(As reorgtizsd) 2
n Dse~mnFY. IL J

CrmMooTHE, OhiO. 5oth Decem6eF III
MEETING OF tho STOCKHOLDERS
n ofth. MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
COMPANY 10 eoTSanEed Will be held II the once 81 me
Company n the City q Chlico.he Ohio, on ThOhsDA
tina ith sy January 1864 Of o'clock Tor me puf
nose OF yons or or sKainf, the ratification Of contract en-
Iced into between the said company and the cincinad sd
Indiana RsIoad Company s1d saeh otneI matters nay De
brought before she meeting - $500. -. q ,
+ order Of tie Directors NJ r. NAibCN cee'o'sIy
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WALLACE. ro-x,our SATURDAY
SEVENTY. FIFTH TIME Mr. Lester Waiaeks mproce-
dontodly attractive new play
hOSEDALb
FiO. Ursy.,,.,................Nr. Lester Walscf
Miles NJ Kenna returned convict. Mr. John Cnoers
Matthew Leigh. village doctor. -: Mr. Charlie, Fisher
Mulberry kobb. .................M MI OeoIse ho,a.o
toi taNenath Mhy..-'.'.'..sss :. MY n Dsy
ar ArthnI Asy. mis- i.nins 10 btun
Bomany Mob, hHpsJ.............'...nlr JoAn oeiIon
Farmer tfeeD.. ........................'Mr browns
Corporal Dsw, Of the lancsr.. MT rope
Docksy.... fAfhos
Lady May, mother to Sir irthur........ ME-. Hoey
Hosa Leigh .Niss Mary cannon
Tsbha Stork, bousekeeper Of Mathew. Hfs. Vernon
Lady Adela Grey mother to Elliott. Miss r. Norant
sarah Spikes, Matthews serysnt.. Mrs John SETON
Primrose, lsdy's usid.............Miss Mary Barrett
Mother MI iis u
MONDAY, SENEhTY-SlAIH NlGdT VI
ROSFDALE.
TUESDAY-NAYAL SCAGEMESTS, aud THE OLD
ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
"WEDNESDAY. SEVENrY.SEEENIH hl0HT w
ROSEDALE.
THUpsnAY-THE LOVE CHASE.
FRIDAY IHE SENkNrf.ElBiIH ElduT VI
ROSEDALE. -
SATURDAY-SAVAL kNGACEMENTS and THE
OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
Due notice will Be given Of The next representation OF
MARRIED LIFE.
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NIVIDEND-lho usual se1i-anuual DlNl-
pFND Al the rate Of SIX PR CENT per annurl. on
III .ns nom al 10 500 and FIVE PR CENT on al slnis
over 30 will be paid and slleI the ish OF January o
B,nk open dai from 10 20 and OF THURSDAY
can' ; 10 : o'clock NM. II SLOCUM President
Ca.RLxs A. WHITSET, Secretary.
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AMuSeMents.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee and Directress'.',..m n: John Wcoe-
k,sse IsnsseT... a. S7NIh

LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
The cement beg to that having msde arrange
ESTIRE CHANGE N THE PROGRAMME
TaE HIGHLY AND INTENSELY INTERESTING
DRAMA,
received syery night with -
UNANIMOUS APPRECIATION
entitled
CAMILLA5 HUSBAND,
Mrs JOHN WOOD, .n
spposp end the
PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY,
prol0cei with
NEW SCENERY, NEW MUSIC and APPOlNTMkNTs'
must be Withdrawn after
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, Jan. o.
TO allow Tor tho production, on
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. H.
Of Comedy, h. two sct. for the o's tine In Aneo'
BULL IN A CHINA SHOP,
and the Consdietts
COUSIN CHERRY.
In which
Mira. JOHN WOOD
viii appear.
Doors open ,t1i Performance commences at u CLOCK
Boats secured three days In advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

MAN AMBURGH d Co.'S
MAMMOTH MENA0ERlR
OEEAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AsD
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
HYATT FROST. .hANAdEh
Nos. $50 and Sal BROADWAY
Between Prince and spfinsrs. .
Open from ~ a. 20 10 p Ad1isson - ceass no
L.i price. Performances e. II ult and s. p m
EIGHTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
Of this supsTbly cons,rucl'd .,..,,,..,,
PALACE or GEOLOGICAL WONDERS,
Animals and Birds Of every variety many OF which
very rare and several that never before on exhibition
/. America
OF tie latter cisss - -.
PAIR or WHITE PEACOCks,
recently imported from Germany md white az me cIrcn
snow deserve particular attention AID tie delight aud ad
Ialrstion Of . - -. ,,-,,or
ALL LOVERS or NATURAL HISTORY
Upward o. 200 rare brds snd snim Acre eonsfessed
and others co1seniy striving
Tbs morning performance II especially adapted FOR
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
This insutiou, the Pride II sat1asts Is lasd Ia
GRANDEUR MAGNITUDE, AND hAGSIFlCENCE
By sny other exhibition tina con nent.
Ihs mind may rsyei In On Intellectual feast
lusrucoa and srngtsuisut Economically blended IL
The great book d NsigraI HnioTy
can be succsly unlocked, studied aud detEe1 isr'
n'shss
knowledge for the world
And school FOR the million.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
TnA6ssaxS'. BANK. y. Y.

Tns6ssaxN. BANK y. Y. Dec %, ll69
DIVIDEND A SEMl-ANNuAL DlVl-
4 DEND OF FIVE 90 PER CENT the capital stock
= 49,, 5sv been declared (Gee from Government tar fays
r., t 'n M'sasv ian ANTHONY HALSEY, Cashier.