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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-20

Tssh Ezf'actsd ssitAosI Ppss ,sitA TIA Mxa,its sf
60. Ozyssn.
Il wcod adviss Ali persons havin. teeth 30 ex.
Hsst 20 Cali 81 Dr. LEWIBT once,
Ano have them taken out By this new
.1o sina narmisss .4 process Also call .ndQlIlYf
proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth II
yon you once sac the crest Improvement in his teeth
and valuable one No 242 pa ayeups between
18th and 18th streets.
novB Q. r. LEWIl, n. D., Dentist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
OF THE
POWERFUL AND TALENTED COMPANY.

THE VARIETY THlATER OF THE pBopL
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28

ORLEANS COUNTY TEACHERS Asso-
CITATION. This organization will hold its
next session at Weslfeld on Friday and
Saturday, Nov. 4th and 9th. The usual
business of the association will be tran
saced. Lectures may be expected from
Charles /. Vail, Esq, of Irasburgh; Rev.
j. M. Armour of Craftsbury, and Rev.
A. A. Smith of Westfeld.
Resolution for consideration
RESOLVED, That the present standard Of
qualifications for teachers in our public
schools, and their appreciation in accord
ance to such standard is not calculated to
advance the cause Of education in the
State, or to thoroughly fit the rising gem
Grafton for the practical business of after
life, and reflects discredit on many super.
committees.
The above resolution is suggested by
reading the remarks of "An Old Teach
er," in your last weeks paper.
Let every one designing to teach the
coming winter, strive to be present at this
session of the association if possible.
GEO. w. ToDD,
S. X. b. PERKINS, Ia ''
Glover, Oct. "a, 1864.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28

A story that Gen. Hooker has been
left immensely rich by the death of a
Mexican wife, is thus disposed of by the
San Francisco Alta -
"lst. Gen. Hooker's wife was not
rich when he married her, nor at any
other time. 2nd. Gen. Hooker's wife
was not Mexican. Sd. Gen. Hook
er's wife is not dead. 4th. Gen. Hook
er never had a wife. 9th. Gen. Hook
er is not Crnsus, never was and never
sill be-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28
S73,5OO
FRANKLIN COUNTY BANK.

The Franklin County Bank is b e
first door north of the American Hotel,
on Main Street. According TO the state
ments of the cashier, NJ. w. Beardsley
and Jackson Clark, a wood sawyer, at
the time in the bank, it was entered a
little after three O'Clock by four men,
we'll dressed and apparently m d e
aged. One of them came up to Clark
and said. "You are my prisoner, and if
you move an inch II blow your brains
OUT at the same time showing pistol.
They then told him to step back towards
the vault. The leader of the party who
had but little while before beer en-
deavoring to purchase some gold Of Mr..
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28

BOLD RoBBERY.-A party of four
men one evening last week went into a
house in Jay during the absence of the
man of the house-the rest of the family
being at homeland took four tubs OF
butter and several cheoses and went off
with their booty. A bold movement, we
think. There is an extensive gang of
desperadoes on our border-made up of
rebels, deserters from our army and ske-
ladders from the draft.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28
UNION NATIONAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABR HAM LINCOLN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
NO PAPER NEXT WEEK.

In consequence Of our not having suf-
fcient help in our Office we shall issue no
paper next week, and we are not satisfied
with the present issue. But it cannot be
helped. We hope very soon to obtain
help that we can depend upon and that
will not get drunk and leave US when we
need it the most.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28

The St. Adams Bank, of which H..
B. Sowles is President and Gov. Smith,
Lawrence Brainerd, Bradley Bar o W,
and other leading citizens, directors, has
its banking house on Main street, in the
well known Seymour House, and just
south OF the "Kingman Block" About
half past three, two or three young men,
very we'll dressed and evidently men Of
intelligence, came into the bank. All
were fair in appearance save one who is
described by our old towrsman, Martin
A. Seymour, who was in the Directors
room Of the bank at the time, as of most
malicious visage. These fellows ap-
preached Mr.. c. N. Bishop, Teller of
the bank, and presenting a pair of pis.
tolls, proceeded to rob the institution
Mr.. Bishop ran into the room where
Mr.. Seymour was and attempted TO bolt
the door, but they we're too quick for
them, and forced the door, Bishop was
dragged out by the throat, aud Mr.. Sey-
mour presented with a rebel argument
in the shape of pistol to his head
They were then obliged to swear an oath
of allegiance to the Southern Confeder-
acy and not to divulge any of these pro-
ceedings for two hours. The leader of
the party said
"We are h err under the order of
General Early. You have been down
into the Shenandoah Valley, burned our
houses and wasted our property and now
we propose to pay you back in the same
,oin."
Mr.. Seymour b e n 6 an extremely
good Union man hesitated about taking
he oath prescribed, but threatened APP
,ication "cold lead' soon brought
him to the rebel terms. The bank LOST
n all S73,500 distributed as follows -
Bills o { St. Adams Bank, $4,000
of other Banks, 10000
Legal tender notes, 10000
Int. q. S. demand notes. 5000
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28

Mr.. A. A. Earle, you will find enclosed 81 20
the amount due you for that republican scab of
yours; you need not be to the trouble to send
any more, if you do they will not be taken from
the Office.
NJ. B. PINNEY.
The above is a fair sample of what an
editor may always expect where he lets
his paper run two or three years without
pay, and then has the impotence to ask
for what is bis due. Mr.. Pinney, we
should judge, does not like our paper
1t is too loyal for him, probably, as his
letter gives conclusive evidence that he
is full blown copperhead and an igno.
rant boor, who is willing to patronize even
so poor a paper as ours SO long as he can
get it for nothing-sponge it, in short /;
but who when asked to pay what he owes
US shows the sneak most beautifully
Well, we will stop the paper, as we think
it will be folly to longer "cast pearls be-
fore swine" Good bye, Pinney.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28

SAD ACADEMIA boy named Wal.
lace Howard, a son of Mr.. Charles How.
ard of Salem, and formerly of Irasourgh,
was instantly killed on the goth inst, by
falling from the cars and getting under
the wheels. The boy was some seven
teen years of age and the sad affair hap
pened at McIndoes Falls.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28

g Orleans county is getting well un-
der arms. Military companies are either
formed or forming in Irasburgb, Newport,
Troy, Derby and other points, for the
protection Of life aud property, go as to
not share The fate Of 81. Adams.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28
The st. Adams Raid.
FULL AND AUTHENTIC PARTICULARS
THE BANK LOSSES $2I4,000.

DESTROYS of procuring full n d au-
thentic information of the late rebel
raid at St. Adams, we visited that enter
prising village yesterday, and after con-
Siderable labor have cleaned the follow
ing facts in relation to the last CoDfeder-
ate invasion.
1t seems that for some days these raid
ers bad been hanging about the different
hotels. Some of them had rooms at the
fremont" others a the "American,"
while eight Of them had quarters at the
"St. Adams House," and here their sin
gular behavior attracted the attention of
the landlord, Mr.. Pierce, and he viewed
them as suspicious characters, yet did not
dream of their being ENJOYS extraordina-
ny of JEFF. Davis.
The leader of the party is described as
a tall, well built man, good looking, and
registered himself at the fremont House
as T. B. Clyde o f Illinois. II first
appeared in St. Adams about the 10th of
October, when he put up at the fremont
House and remained two or three days.
At that time he mostly kept bis room,
but several strangers in the meanwhile
visited him at his room. He next visit
ed st. Adams on the morning Of Oct.
18th. He was evidently man Of talent,
GOODNESS and of good education, and is I'M
doubleday a Confederate officer high
rank. The estimate of their numbers is
various, but we place them at from 80 to
40. They were wei. armed with horse
pistols of a new and most serviceable
pattern. They each had from one to
four Of these formidable weapons.
The demonstration was totally unex-
pected to citizens of st. Adams,
though we heard several gentlemen re-
mark that they noticed an unusual num-
Der of strangers in town, Wednesday
afternoon, and it somewhat excited their
curiosity and attention. They were al
most all well dressed, intelligent looking
men, and were clearly just the men for
so bold and hazardous an undertaking
as they accomplished.
After dinner these persons were seen
occasionally in groups, but mostly walk
ing careleSSly along Main street, in the
of the banks.
The preliminaries of the affair we're
the stationing of patrol ou the streets
and simultaneous descent on the banks,
about half past three o'clock, parties OF
Eve or six entering each of them, while
a like number of their friends remained
outside TO keep watch"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28

a. Vote for Lincoln & Johnson
This is the last and best advice we can
give before the election. Let Orleans
county give the ticket rousing majority.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28

NEWPORT REPUBLICAN.-Thi is the
name Of the new paper just started at
Newport, VIM. G. Cambridge, editor
1t is republican in politics and looks ex-
actly like the Green Mountain Express /;
and it has right to look like it, for it is
printed on the same type and press that
was used for that paper while engaged in
the deectaole task of running US out"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-28

GOLD IN TROY.-We were last week
shown specimens of gold taken the week
previous in Troy, by Mr.. Albert Holds
den of that town, who dug about twelve
dollars in three days. The gold is quite
fine. He has bonded some 700 acres of
land and is making extensive prepsra-
tons to mine it next summer. The wa
ter has been SO high this fall that little
progress could be made. He believes
his claim will pay; at least be has been
offered $4,000 for one half of it. We
hope his highest aniicipations may be re-
allied, but he will allow us to suggest
that $4,000 amt to be had every day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22
LETTER.@-TO Collectors Of In

v frfnN NtVtnuri RpvPyurI
TREASURY DKfAhsaHSr' w WssursSToy Jon :. 1874.
- . -, IA, c..,, of the Treasury. you srs aore
ny .sp, -, IN. s,a,uiss Of the United Sts'es, ~
ds ase. pubic nd; ds.' s a. '' .Ss be- "a
us u LIN ony in Treasury noies ISSUED unos
s"iborty tie United states or ~ note. Of 0aS'
ized under he act to provide . 'A''NA "0'''''' 49,"
as provide 'ha, the Secretary OF we
Inc H. yu violations OF the a5ovr efsiIenss1
ny sue, s'-s officer OF the Government, TO the fo'
v; ~ mite ,.tc.. aud 10 Iongrofs. ,o, yin
o' ho IA collections OF Internal Revenue. .,;rs
IN he ptu vi,ion. 81 the acts referred 10 aa o'
sa 20 psymrt a. ans cprelsy not me,ioned sposs
to receive ~ Joseph :. LEWIS cemmssiesee ,
,M.cx a.o. Couectos, ye,ir,h District No. % ffss~
I'm IT, New YORK.
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guteruai Rcpsuue.

OYYicE OF INTERNAL REvKSuE
Sixth COLLECTION District of New orb
A NNJAI, TAX NOTICE.-Notic Is hereby
given hat the Annual List OF raHes assessed n ~
c.r,io Di,,fict the beginning My 1868, I'D
been received from the Assessor; aud that the Gues tafsA
ami licenses sprcned hass becoue due ard pcyso
will at ond personally OF by deputy AZ ny oiee cossI
lsth street and sth avenue, over the New lofA NeapY
RAN dy (exc.p, Sundlys) nom Tie Gaie hereof na0
and Monday the hTs day ci febrray proxifio M
oclock a. li to o'clock, p. 10 receive an" siie
Tic Taxes included ia he aforesaid .st are upon Fae -
rac Yachts Billiard Tables LceLses and Incomes ioF N
All persons who shall neglect 20 pay the sums due ~ .s.
respectively according Ia the List Aforesaid wt'h e ~
herein spec fed will The exifDn theseo become iAn
10 r,y ZEN PER CENT ADDITIONAL upon tne shsu -
thereof excepting the Tax on ncoues, men WI, Us
AZ addition OF bat hye per cent. W l.Lin. M NY
Nex.Yors January igh ls6t Collector S'r'n pl's. ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

Sir prr cert interest the outstanding cer'ncst Of prcs
viii be nd 10 te thereof their legal represents.
tive. on md .ner Tuesday, the "a Of rebruary next
A cash diyiic,d Of EIGHT AND HALF FER CENT
he paid stockholders. ana aieg the 10Th OF January
instant. -,
rcservins over Two Million Dollars, Capital and Sur
balance OF the Outstanding Certificates Of the scnp
issue 1853 and FIFTY s0) PER CENT Of the Scrip issue
Of 1889 will be redeemed and pad to The hode. thereof or
their legal representative and after Tuesday the I'd OF eo'
ruary next which date all interest tho respective por
tions indicated will cease. - - ,
! A scrip dividend Of TWENTY FIVE FER CENT J. de-
cared earned participating premiums o. the Conn
psry the year ending Dec 81 1898 lof which Certificates
will be issued and after the fret dsy o! April next -
The stoci Transfer Books viii be closed until the 10th OF
January. inst $500 -
The Scrip Irsnser Books will be closed until the "a OF Feb
rgary
by order OF the Bond - - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22
oyrIca ov rHx ERIE RAILWAY CoNrasr.

No. lUl Wtst-si., VOW luTA Jan y, IobE
NIVIDEND.-The Directors Of this Company
hay. this day declared Dividend fioin the earning, q
the road ontns ending 3st ID cenber, ldJ OF FOOh
FER CENT Oh the COMMON CAPITAL SIOCh, free OF
the q. :. Income Tax -
Aso Dividend Of Three snd One Half Pc, Cent on the Pre-
fred Stock the Con panv assuming aud paying tho u >
Income Tax Of undivided earnings belonging to the
Preferred Stock Account ,
Both payable IL the Ireasureu Office fe Place, on tie
FIR. day Of February neat 10 the registered holders OF SocS
a, the closing Of the Books.
The Transfer Books Of both Preferred and Common stock
will b. closed the close Of business on SATURDAY the
10Th int oud be reopened morning 81 TUESDAY tie
I'd dav of February HORATIO \. OTIS, Secretary
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Tinauria!.
CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
FOR S2,OOO,OOO.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPENED WITH
Messrs. SCHUCHARDT g. GERHARD,
BANKERS
No 81 NASSAU-ST NEW-YORK-
No. 81 NAsSAU-ST., NETWORK.

THE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAIL-, Az,
WAY COMPANY offer for sale ONE MILLION
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of their FIRST
MURTHA8E BONDS, in sums Of One Thousand Dollars
cscb maturing In thirty years bearing interest tho rate OF
per per arnu PAYABLE in the City OF Newly
first days o. April aud Octoter IN each year
These Bonds secured by ft aud only Mortgage
the property income aud franchises Of the Railway Company
cxecred Frederick Shuchadt and Henry Morgan of the
City Of New \ orb, Truslees
Ihe remaining Nine undred Thousand Dollars ofthe Bonds
apart and remain In the hands OF the said Trus
tees the purpose Of being exchanged for the ndebte
tho Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company running
from Crosse Losan-por this effected, the 81 00OJ
will form First and only Mortgage line Of road ITO miles
in length extending from CHICAGO to Loyanpot where It
meets with the Cincinnati and Air Line Railroad form
ing The line by - miles between Chicago aud cnc
natl by 30 miles the shortest line between Lcuisvs and
Chicago.
IL sH also o7en in connection rh Road in operation
entirely end rsyp direct line, from Chicago 70 Nec York
Philadelphia Baiso,e. ndaa Eastern Cs Ihe di.ionos
bef;reen Chicago and No York bV ti, route being shorter
tia. BY either Of the Grating frcs ria Dsrir buJs.c.
Yho roed IL under contract, aud the most strenuous
efforts are being sde 70 have II open oT traffic during the
Summer Of 1874.
c interest on the Bonds maturing during The progress. Of
~, work has been provided for and will rrman deposit
with tn. Reukers Of the Company MesEs SChuCHAitDl a.
GEBHARD, No ~ Nsssa-st to whom the Company refer
or further particulars aud where subscription books Tor TINS
loan have been opeled-No. - William y. Newly ors Dec
70 1853 w. ID. JUD5ON, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

orycK or QUINCY MINING Co. No. 81 Elchangeplace.)
SEwIoaK, JAN IS, ibCi
nIVIDFND.-T Board of Directors have
~ THIS DAY declared SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
SIX DOLLARS PER SHARE. payable and after the I'd
day Of Febrar next Masechue,, holders will be paid at
the Office T. HENRY PERKINS No. - state st. boston'
until March l. Tho transfer books will BE- closed from
January "A. to February !? inclusive -
Nv order, w. HART SMITH, secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

WINTER GARDEN.
w EIGHTY FIFTH NIGHT
MR. and MRS. W. ). FLORENCE
TOM TAYLOR'S GREAT DRAhA.
FORM OF TlCKFT-OF-LEAVE Mans CERTIFICk2D
For wellconduct-d a DISCHARGED on license.
No. 1862. ROBERT BRIEFLY,
Aged p. Born at GiassDA
In separate other confinement 10 noDhs
On Public W OrAs................l years mouths
Original Trade OF Occupation. None
Prison Trade. .LaDorer
These 20 certify that is conduct under penal dcpd1e
has been a. follows;
On Public W orks....... ..Exemp uY
In other couhns ..Uood
Given without eIssure.
Dated November 2, 1853
HENRY IIsBRrs,
GOVERNOR fcR PRISON
The London Times In spasnz OF ais Great Moral Drama
fact which the Provincial press Great Britain
end Ireland has gven confirmation.
A clerk who bad goscOnded from Liverpool with Eliza
his employers. alter visiting plsces
rived BirininI about O'Clock, after taxing
reireshn-us TO the theser 70 Wits ewsy hour. ~
1, aprs ned the piece which being performed Oh the -
casion Of this vii,
THE TICKET-OF-LEAyE MAN,
and the guilty have drawn moral from Tie
Cr when the IN winch the interview -
tween kshsw the Detective ard the Iicke. Of ssve
Man took place PsSe the Geek became 40 affected tan =
oi the teater got three envelopes and sent xlse
back TO his employers.
Doors open Il TO at a. Carriages may Be -
deFed q; d ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22
Financial.
,vvcv =, nv poxx lyspSAScs COMPANY.
WnLrAasRunGn SAVINGS BA,
Corner Of South 80 and 4ih,si' Brooklyn, L. l; }

Corner Of South I'd and 4th-st.., Brooklyn, L. l.
dividend NOTlCE.-DepOsitOrs are here
4 , BY notified that SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND at the
rate Of SIX PER CENT per arium on al sums OF ihIee
Dollars and upward that shall have been deposited .fee
postors on ser MONDAY Jan 10 free nom Goyenn,nt
sI Interest called for WI be passed to the credit o. De-
co a. principal Deposits made before the 10Th day
~ January viii draw INTEREST from the l The funds OF
this institution securely Invested In bonds and mortgages
- r, estate worth double the loaned and IN City
ard County the State Of New York and Uned states
eks in, Bank open for business daily (Snniays and
Toidsvs exoepteSl Mondays and Saturdays from 20
,ock n M and Tuesdays Wednesdays. Thursdays and FIJI
ny "O1' WILLIAM WALL, President
GRoRGr RrCARD. ! yic. P,ss;dents
NATHANIEL BRiGGs J ~
SAarkL W. TRusLow, Secretary.
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AmusementD.

OLYMPIC TIlEATER.
" Lessee and Nrectress. .Mrs. John WOOD
Stage Manager. ......,.......J h Ssiwyh
THIS EVENING,
CHANGE. CHANGE. CHANCE
MR. FRANK DREW
MAZE PPA,
CAsSISfIR, A Guild OF MYSTERY.
INTHS
Errayassnt EIraysgsnzs founded "a very tte) on rather
celebrated Poen great deal noted Equestrian
''AN'' '"' MAZEPPA;
THE UNNAMED ROCKING-HORSE
Produced with
NEW MUSIC, NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS,
MIRA JOHN WOOD
will appear o,,.,,v.
THE PEARL or POLAND.
Thu perSonances every evening will with the
highly successful and original comedy in two acts received
''''' 's SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER,
entitled
BULL IN A CHINA SHOP.
Mr. Baeshot, commercial gent -. Mr.. J. X. Mortimsf
MIR. Jipthorpe. married gent. ..Br: w Dayidge
Mr. Filter q clerk In the War OHce MI u becxs.
Mr. Piper, piano-fors tuner..-.. -. Mr. }. Ovens
Bellamy BrowDjohn .............b1 MI j. II otouuh@
Emily, Jipthorpe's wife. Mrs oioaus
Lucy Jipthorpes daughter. ........ Miss Ne Lacey.
Susan. ............'.....''.''ssJ :: "Mei~
Arabcla Fiiz kcnsing'o bliss harrls.
Door open IL Performances commence at Il CLOCK
Seats secured three days in advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22
Amusements.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
LAST DAY BUT ONE
LAST DAY BUT ONE
LAST DAY BUT ONE
TOM TAYLoWs SPLENDID DRAMA,
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,
THE TlCKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
mo AZ 'A'o0S ' ''' Tfiis e EVENING. ~
IT MUST BE REMOVED
II MUST BE REMOVED
"'' 'a'' "'s HNoTffR I'' SPLENDID DRAMA
has 0 Ba Sst1 Il S NEXT I'D w +.
with splendid cast scenery music propertlss - -
Just engaged, at great expense,
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER.
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER,
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER.
who produces beautiful music on
THREE THREE W wiiisrLfs At ar ONCE,
TaREE syIy SAY an SISTy
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTS
rlo TIE r YEEAf FJ sHtTS ssH Hlsf aEioA
ANNA SWAN. THE YOVA-SCOTIA
GIANT GIRL
900 Ei'hr THE sErG Gi 9SF r SSg. Hl0H'
40 years ' FULL EIGHT FEET HIGH
THE GREATEST PYRAMID OF GIAh1o
beheld by mortal eyea
In contrast with them
TWO or THE SMALLEST DwARFS
ever seen on the face of the globe,
A MERE MOLEHfLL OF HUMANITY,
THE LlLIPU1IAN KING,
II Years Old % Inches High, and wei,hs but II bA
GEN GRANT j.,
IL Years Old. and only % Inches High.
ALBINO FAMILY, FROM MADA0ASCAA
tie most Extraordinary Phenomenon In Nature.
KELLY'S AUTJMATON MUSICAL TROUPE,
Consisting Of six figures, size Of life which play upon
NOVEL PIANOS, OR HARfEklANS,
producing music equal to a iul orchestra
THREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAx-flGURE3
WAX FIGURE OF THE PRINCESS Of WALRa
TIE MONSTER SERPENT5,
GRAND AQUARlA. Mammoth Bear.
ROBERT nOUDlN'S AUrOMAIuS WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL, which plays MUSICAL lNSTBU
MTNr. and million other wonders
Admission IS cents. Children under ten Is cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22
oYroE MARIETTA AID clsclssArI RAILROAD Co.. /

OPYIcE MARIETTA AID CIsCISNArl RAiLRoAD Co.,
As HEOKGsSILEp. :
CHItLicoTnY, Ohio, Jan. 10 1884
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-Ibe Board OF d.
reciors declared cash dividend ont Of the earnings
OF the past six months OF THREE 90 PER CENT on the
preference shares Of this Company. Also dividend o.
THEE 90 PER CENT on the second preference ,isie.,
will be in shares OF the eias These dividends are
payable 10Th Of February next Those Appearing on
the books a. Stoc khoirs on the let January the Ins
fer Once New York will be paid at the Frer Loan and
Trust Company in that city. Those registered the b0of Vt
W. +. WATSON Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

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