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KOTECE.

OFFICE MIssIssIRFI CEsTRAL r. &. CoHPAEY ,.
GreRA6H, MiEs-, Nay Ilth. 1854. 3
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notiasd that this Gem
pary will psy tbs Confederate State tax on its entire
capital. They will thsEsfoFs maks no return to a..
SCISSORS their several localities Of stock haa By fhs
respectively. A. J McCONNIOO.
raJ281m seoret.rv
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to be some doubts to bis greatness the heias Dat
mons as 70 his tsieaz engineer. Perhaps there =
man alive superior 70 hlr In this respect. His de-
fenss Of Charleston viii carry bis name down TO very
distant p0stsrify-l Mobile Tribune.
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Pat" Ceburne. as bis command familiarity calls him
Is another Irishmsn who has mads bis mark In The ser
Viee. He would rather Eight than eat Is hat Is sald
Of hin. He is not only fighter, bat man Of sodIery
instincts and capseties
There two other Irshmen in the gsrvice noted for
their courage and skin. They Of JOhn Mitehs
aud although only captains now II the war 60 on and
they do not leave their bodies some gelfought led
they may be generals after awhile.
Gen. Beeuregard is a French CaasdlAn by birth. He
went to New OEissns in early youth and was subse.
quenay shsntsnsnt 10 the Mexican war. He has won
rank By services which are lnssimsbls. Thsre seems
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Found.

A LARGE SIZE POOKET-BOOK,. containing pa
II pers and money, which the oHnsr have By
calling on Lieut.. Dorsey at the sore Of y 7. Porter,
describing property AID paying for this advertisements
iuS Iw ). r. JENNINGS.
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Prince PoIigRse, who has so greatly distinguished
himself west Of the Mississippi Is grandson OF Charles
K an unfortunate king Of France. He is now major
general.
Finnegsu, who brought bis name conspicuously be-
fore the people by bis recent brilliant action Florida
is Irishmaa by birth He is said to be of eul.
ture and, like his countrymen generally has heart
full Of tenderness and strong disposition 70 resist
wrong
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sIO0 REWARD.

Z OSF, At the Ravson building daring the late fire,
enc package QUARTERHASTERS PAPERS,
usrbsd Captain J. r. Miller A. @ n care Ospt 4
b. NeOlansban, Atlanta Ga for which viii pay the
sbo7s reward Leave them with the P0ss Quarter
master. And no questions ssEed.
J. r. MILLER.
fn3sts Captain and A. O n.
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EDITORS APPEAL: Please announces The name ot
Col SAM TATE candidate for Congrsas II tho lIth
Dlssrics eg Teansaee. and obliss the West Tsnnsz-
seears In General FORESTS eommand
TUFELo, Nay 5lb. 1864. Tmylatds
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An HIGHLY SEASONED JoKE.-DurinS the
late great Sheridan cAvslry dash upon Rich.
mond, and while the Henley battalion of this
city was lying in the trenches on the Brooke
turnpike, faBting liteially and praying dsvouGiy
for something to eat, the answer to their PRAYER
seemed TO be borne to them by diminutiye
negro, who, making lis way acrois wide, inter
vsuing fields from the direction of thrifty farm
house, delivered his message to the picket ON
posi-"Missus says all you'ens Of the company
who are hungry, coma over theer (poinsins) 10
her house, she has plenty TO sat; wanted the
whole company TO come" What delightful
news to famishsd, thirsty men What an oasis
in the desert they had found a detail was at
once made, aud never d'a -
men steP with greater
alscriiy toward the goal of any desire. Tbev
actually ran
a half dozen or 50 who were bIssl with Iopg
legs and wind, ousstIipped the rest, and arrived
s. tho friendly house first met the lady who
bad extended the invitation, and we're inv;,s5
IA. yes she bad thought they must be bunorv. |
aud had prepared little something for them
which she would sell as low as the next one.''l ]
Aud she displayed table temptiDgly spread,
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uois IN giving safieisnt evidence, aud smplov b,s
time and tssm constantly in hauling corr for e Dn,
pose aforesaid.
VII FsRsens examined By the surgeons assigned 70
me regiments now formed and pronounced uusbI. -
DO service Will be discharged but If they are able 10
do hOspiial da.y aud able for field ssrsies. tbsv
not b9 discharged, bE, will be assigned 20 duty in ls
hospitals
By order Of the Commanssria-0hisG
w. K. DEaR4PF ENRElD,
lnoI safer and A. A q.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

CtAHUEL BROOKS Of the 4th Bohisians battery,
y arrival s.rs an ths 18Th ol Ma, severely yo11d-
sd-any information Of his Whsres5suts will be thank
fully received by J. %. HARRIS
Of Hsrris. Esils 4 Co.
iu6 u hfsffaita street
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Reports of the Press 4Assoctaton.

Entered according 10 act Of Congress n the year 1855
by J. s. TBRAsHER, in the Clerks once OF the Dis.
tret Court Of the Confsdsrsts States for the North
en-, 1fakrTnt Of Clenrnfa.
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Tke FfshiIng During she neRth OF RHY.
The month of May, which has Just closed,
might be Justly termed bloody May" The
terrible and unprecedented eArnage in Virginia,
Georgia, and other portions Of tho Confedsrscy
where the opposing armies hsvs met, would
seem to give it that desigusiion. A friend, who
has taken the trouble to make rough estimate
of the killed in battle since the first OF May, has
given rs the benefit of his calculations:
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WANTED To KNOW

VEyHERE CAPT. JAMES W HAGAR, I'd as.
w zissipp cavalry iE presume he Is IN ZONE pr
vats family the Hospital gstsF does not eonfsn
his name. InfoInstion lsff a. the Trout HOuzs will
be thankfully received-
ind - W II. TTPsCOHR
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NEW ADYERTESENE.NTs
WaNTEn. IMMEDIATELY,

DT a gsallsmAn aud his wife, BOARD IN = private
D fanny where there few no other boafdefF.
address, stating terms and location, B. s. at the
APPEAL. gffics Inb 81
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TEE NEWS.

The neWs reports from Virginia and Nol'n
osOrria, in our sslsgrsphic eolumn' viii De
found interesting Il is currently rspor'so '"@'
the FsdsraIs along Pumpkin Vine cresk Hre
suffering severely with bloody aux-
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WIRE FOR SALE.

THE SOUTHERN WIRE COMPAGY," Macon,
4 Georgia, Is now prepared to supply IRON WIRE,
from Ne. 70 No. le "a lzrge or small quantities.
4his Wire Is eqast 10 any Rsds In The OOnfederaey
or elsewhere. Address
q. W. BRUENER, Prssidsat,
myS7 20ss Macon, Ga
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NJ 6CaINE OIL. Tannerai OIL Paini on Oar Rox
IA on and AKA 8rsa1ss DsT be obtained by ad-
1r1ssll7 TIE s1b1eriber. Hziir0ads. Faotnriea Ma-
shus SAepstand Mills viii b supped On rnasonahla
mFzJ 3Hs JOHN DARBY.
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DIED,

This morning 9th instant, at the Medical OolleGo
Hospital In this city, OF gun shot wound, E. JUDGE
private in Fenner's Louisiana battery,
Msbile papers please copy.
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IOh Texas VoIassssr TaGau,ry.


At dress parade, On the evening Of the I'm
instant the following preamble ARd resolutions
were adopted;
We the men, noR-c0mmissioHed officers and
othesrs Of the 10Th regiment Of Texas infantry,
having originally enlisted for the war, heFs6v
make known 70 our comrades in arms and our
Hienos At home, that the same spirit still
strengthens our hearts and nerves cur arus to
resistance thst first induced as 70 enlist.
aeaS'Sea, h'e5soTe, Thai while honor re-
90lfes' While principle invOkss, while our couD-
ay Gals, Wniie q, duty impels, while freedom in
our cause until tyranny is crushed and riebt 4
triumphant. -
Rsse!sed, That copy Of these resolutions bs
forwarded 20 the gensfal eopan.--1 r.
- saa $50 copy to the Memphis AP-
PEAL and Houston Telegraph for publication,
and 70 our senators and Representatives in Con
gTess.
A true copy. JOIN X. kEBEARD,
Captain
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WANTED, To HIRE,

DY the month. OF fer the balance Of the year No.
D I Cock, Washer and Ironsr Also, Negro Boy
As house servant. Apply 70 2. CORRk,
tn5 IL 0nnn.fts Afhanannl
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L. BREWER 81 Co, MOBILE, ALA.-Aften-
ion is called to the card of these gentlemen
which appears in another column. The parties
composing the firm are old, experienced and re-
liable merchants. Mr. Hopper wss long con
nscted with the popular house Of David L.
Campbell, and is very fsvOrsbly known for his
integrity and politensss as a gentleman, and his
qualifications and capacity as = merchant. We
commsnd the establishment to public favor and
wish them the greatest ypecesu
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Stockholders Georgia SaIE .HGlG-
sSfGcflsr511g Company.
STOCKHOLDERS formerly residing in Barlow, CaEI,
Floyd and Gordon counties, who nay have removed
to other portions Ct the Sta.s can hays their Salt
from the sixth dividend. Address me, giving old
county, present county, pest ofses and nearest rail
road depot. B. PHILLIPS,
Secretary and Treasurer G. s. n. Co,
fr5 "a Augrsta "a
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BEEF CATTLE WANTED.

lUO GOOD BEEF CATTLE
Wanted for she Georgia State Troops, By
?. P. PEAss. A. O.S,
Pszehtrso street.
my2T-lOt Atlanta, Gee.
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APPLICATIONS FOR a DETAIL OR EXEsP
TfOH.-FOr the benefit Of those interested, we
publish the subjeined letter from the Secretary
Of War explaining the manner in which sppli-
cations for exemption OF detail are required to
be made by the regulations of his depsrspospt.
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Early in the morning there was heavy cannonadIno
the extreme right and loft Of line the former be-
yond AtesE station, the latter Cold Harbor, The
collision beyond Atlees is believed TO have been be
tween cavalry WickhAms brigade was engaged and
with success Near Cold Hsrbor, Gen. L9ngstrsetg
skirmish iino s reported to have driven ths enemy
come distance ejscting him from some insrsnehmenis
which ha bad thrown up
The Ekirmishing was pretty active IL font Of EsrJys
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- Af0Po4 tA4cllr 4AlellnuuQs gfAt May s. 1865.
Hon 3 BArksdals, House Of Representatives:
SIR; In reply 10 your inquiries this morning,
a. to the proper channels through which under
the usage of the Department, should be pre-
sented applications for exemption or detail, I
have the honor 70 state, that when made BY or
on behalf OF those liable to conservation thew
should be presented IN the first instance 10 the
enrolling oficsF Of the county In which the con
script resides, and be by him referred through
the commandsBs Of the State, 20 the bureau of
conscriDtion, or, when occasion requires, finally
70 the Department.
Applications By or on behalf Of soldiers In
service should be addressed through the regular
military channels, that is to say, through the
captain, in the 6rst instance, of the soldiers
making the application, and from him, By trans
mission through superior officers, 70 the sdjutAnt-
general, who, when occasion requires viii lay
the same before ne.
Attention to this courso of procedure viii
promote convenience and obyiats delays to al,
e almost invariably when more directly 3D.
dressed, tho applications have to be sent back
TO pass through the regular channels of com
municahen. Very respectfully,
Your obd't ssrv't,
JAMES A. SEDD0N,
Sec'Y Of War.
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Ne AeuloFeu = great
victory. We kept the ground bur they accomplished
their object thst s they escaped with about i've bun
dred negroes, Isn, wemen and children which thevhsd
picked up the rsute, besides number Of fami iss
that left Csmden vito them. Our loss ls very heavy
particularly OfoSFs and whole loss estimated Al
from four hundred TO thousand think counting
AL touched that II viii the latter dFara
In Walkers division, General Scurry was mortaly
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Tke Latest fron Grant's Armu.


Through . special source received last night at a
laie hour Eortharn pspers OF the Both. We give, In
brief this news below.
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tus
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BATTLE.FIELD, Eight Miles Yves: Of Marietta June G.
sA M-The enemy are still moving toward Altoona.
Hooker'E corps are fortifyins fhe bills between Ac
worth and Altoona
The heavy rains here for the past two days have rem
dsred the roads almost impossible for artillery and re-
tarded army movements considerably.
Some slight skirmishing occurred Lost mountain
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Tie Latesl from Cen. JoLnsson's Armu.

Gold Is stIli advancing in the North. The Philade
phia Inquirer IN summing up the market sayss
Gold active aud sold at the opsning at 1856 y, bnt
the day advanced rossto 1868; 1879 and Is clos
ing at the lser figure, ar advance of pa per
the lowest figure Of yesterday.
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II wal the common Impression IN this city on veste-
day that extensive If not general, engaesms5t
in progress between she SFIaes OF Gens Lse aud
Grant, Ths however, error. There was skirra.
shing IN several qusriers and parts OF the line
Il was very heavy bat line Of battle had nowhere
We bo;eYe, any Dart IN Tho 49,
10
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CADEMY or MUSIC.
"A SHAKSPEREAN DRAMA.
MR. HACKETT
POSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY NEXT, FEB. i3
shaksperes grea. rhetorical play in ave scts entitled The
FIRST PART OF
KING HENRY w.,
the battle wshury and death Of Hospurs
ana concluding with the arkablo lines
Rebellion In this land shA n loss It's sway,
Meeting the check OF such another dag;
And since this business so far fatr 10 dose,
Let Is ccaso TIL ell our own be won" -
The character OF FALSTAFF will be pcrsonated BY M
HACKETT and the other parts by the best talent then avail
Historically costumes and appontments hAve
boon kindly prorered for the occasion BY William Whessy
lessee and manager Of Nibl0s Garden who viii Also
literally appoint his Stage director Mr. Vincent to super
Boxes and may be secured after next Monday
morning, ct the ONCE Fourteenth street.
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NuRNIrURE sALE:-B H.. soHENCK, AUCTION
i Ger John LLOYD SONS will sell oil the House.
hold rarnurs Of ~ Second avenue near Seventh street
oar, Of rosewood ana black walnut Psrior ss mshossny
pressing Bureau Wsshstsnd Bsdseads, Tables, Chars
Bru.sss and Thpeply Csrpss: oilcloths Gas Futures
Piano elegant secretary pedseads cost $40 Basement
Orockcry he with which the sale viii commence Sold By
Et .Sl "a soSs, i ksassa SussS '''' '" 'oAS
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DARNuM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BRILLIANT 1UCCk6S or
THE INlMITABLk DRAMA.
HELvEI;

RARNuMs AMERIoAN MUSEUM.
RE ss1t isIHTS5If ;SS9S ss. 2.
# ##EE$$$s::EI
THE s s4sssE :Es 81 9. F Fsgts
which, By ss5ifTGsst5 one " WEEK LosaAs
POSITIVELY BUT ONE.
4Az asE1a '';is 'r.orAo
xSh Vi, be Sngs S" next z0ad VITA
n7a sfSi III S Tssk.
nsaua7H, and po,MsIyss'yS * 2 ,G .IET.
the Comic and imprompsu Singer appears each perfo'
an''' . o''' T nfis rvRoLEAs WHISTLER.
on his three e -Sss s o sas oa ss ss
l.asS.s t' en.sr,anM.ss found sSs
TIME Hi.k f9 &ss n ssS Ssa a H1Sass
each Ta ii' fshIssf SyARrRr OF HUMANITY
q fn n e. 1s Z! n; tt3ss
.'d no 'sif e n s1' S2hSEILoUs WORKS
'n TSss e.. s,s ; ;::!a: :s: hour. .,.s
tn. E!1s rvs sf'T.
THE Wat :54 Si ; ;4i %fS aosknr.
war sses Of queen ycor. Prime. and ssisesss se
Svsa sSSx EcssEs
issi.
fountain as II in si MONSTER Sss :n PS7a :isa"'
the sr'. 'r.sST q Is esi 81 szarEsrs
EDvo1fE5 skIG ;ssS Ply: ESslcxi issrsu-
s Sis s' Sas ssa' q Novelties.
four times much be found elsewhers q sa .mes
Children under years OF age, 10 cents
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HOPE CHAPEL. 7la BROADWAY.
III SIXTEENTH WEEK
SIATEENTH WEEK

woNDRous MIRROR or THE UNIVERSE,
THE MOST REFINED AND DELIGllTFuL ENTER
TAINMENT IN AMERICA
This magnihcen enterprise which Is still an nneiampled
brilliant affords to all the most
fasdious happy relaxation from tho ordinary and
business OF routine life and yet ono that appeals only to the
highest intelligence the pures taste and the best sentiments
the heart It Is fairy realm Of travel History Lters
aud Song revealing TO the delighted visitor the most
enchanting scenery and tho most exquisite stauary and ar
chitecure the ancient aud mOeru day. all lands
behed the reality and minglng the aspirations Of de
voted patriotism in the with the recoectons Of the
THE PROGRAMME rs ABSOLUTELY NEW EACH
DAY presenting fresh variety In OF rAvishfng
beauty The ridiculous attempts that have been made 70
initiate this sublime combination OF artistic spend0rs need
but excite the curiosity Of tho public to behold the Original
which Is
~ Hyperion, IS
attractive addition 70 this above ha. been de IN The
superb collection OF lRiSI SCENERY AND ARCHtrEC-
TURE the and only series exhibited In this coun
try, Just added after great eYsrtion and expense.
While every and here anjoy the pures intel
lectua pie suited to their Respective tastes
LADIES ESPECIALLY WILL FIND OUR NEW TEMPLE
OF ART
the most delightful resort.
Matinee every afternoon. at O'Clock
Admission, Is cents; Reserved seats o. CAMS.
H. B. McKEoN Manager.
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SALES At AuuTron.

sAkss IS SS EaaoEs
AAas1'Io ~ Ej H2fsE HTS4ioS E5ESIiVEs
Rosewood rianoforte. $500
Brocads and Lace Curtains. ,,-
Oh Paintings BY ancient and modern ma srtists
80 Plate Glass Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
--A uses e f' 49, Chamber Furniture suite,
Oak Dining Room Furniture. suu.. w..
Artistic Bronzes. statuary -.
ON t sSd MSHs6 sF' No SAY Works OF Art
and a
Sale commencing =. II o'clock, -, ,.o,.,.,
20 @ ssfis
and hsen ana csn
re Tables sataAry marble top superb sets Brocads WIN
Shades three Bronze and orsola chsndsiers aported
g sa me-
iAoiosM MAGNIFICENT RIOS EwooD PIASoFoRTE.
round corners richly carved legs ana case aae 70 oaer
o we c sao oSh
bury GsS I FA nSp.Se
is .sss Ha1. ~ e. n:
GALLERY Paris Sy ssnssa .o Match S Paint
Der Of superb Cabinet ves French Line Engraving Oval
A'9fi assn &C.
Goddess 81 ws1 M. R
'lsass and fara af Disis Ss'i R5 sss Figures
. s % as
dassware Decant Gopets. Wines Champssnes. Lemon
sows ruby and Psrisn mkrbs Punch bowls liquor Sets
gold TN R@ass ss q DPn s
kes Napkin Rings Spoons Forks ivory handled Table Cut
iery' Lounges CHAMBERs.
%
Blankets Sheets Counterpanes, walnut Sofas. Arm and
Inss Toilet Sets Easy Chairs CURTAINS Shades Also all
Furniture Of servants apartments.
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N SSsssxE MSgy At *
'''' ~ vi SSS lily SIsss w slfIisSs
Mr. wAs' hn X: iss 8RsaesEHsfE N rsnn'an'as.
With these ssn,sS end seserssss 20.
rag srExpY xs6 slshrs nSEf syccEs
That rk s'sep Ssr ssf %sfisTs
PUBLIC ApraEoa IL ess's ~ rnsls MERITS.
s sa%s 1 somodt
uSs$ rssH aFrSaE.s5ns
~ sES ,Sosk; fifs sESs9S Sg
VIII Fo sshshSEqRf L Asf s nGssgAL
Of Charles aAy'ei rf qsc cd S:h ps sSooAH
'' 0faaaS,Ha 1ah Gffa OF
asEqsp sssF
.s.
9i ~ aLnsrEp coxrAsr
SEATS 5sfss 1tsHf sDvAsqn
Friday Feb. 10 Authors Night Benefit ., Mr. chas Gayer
Eox's OLD BowERx rHEArRE.
I''''' Director ro 81 at1s wE4x ''' T. 'o'
The s Fsss IS isssis'''o'
CROWDS UPON ORoWD8
or DELfOUTKD SPECTATORS
e0MDAY AND TuESpAp rEB e AND Is
THE uOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
THE HOUSR THAT JACK BUILT.
THR HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
G. X. Fox. s.......,...... Panta0on
Tony Dcner. .as............ Harlequin
Mile MartinettI. .CoumbIne
THE LAST SCENE
SURPRISES EVERYTHING
YET WITNESSED
THE LOTTERY TICKET
Wormw 001 " L. FOX
To conclude with
ROBERT MACAIRE
Jaaues Strop Mr.. q. L. Fox
Saturday Afternoon, at ~ O'Clock,
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
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the most delightful resort
Admission Ss:sF'ia 'f;i Ksk son Manager,
F rr EiSSSs S SsSRHY. sA1 5s' s;a
No performance OF the performance al sbo Aoa
% FoR The Il BENEFIT or 5Hs FRENCH BENEVOLENT
BENEFIT s HaYss 81 Sn arD IS sAAE PEI
Coincide ia Eve acts = k sam. Angler author OF Les
Boz once during til. day a, No. $40 Broadway.
van aHSH HHS$sSF' s.,.r.,
Between Prince and Spring streets.
Open f FSEs u sIGd q A' wSls
Of hi. Mammoth zooioao Ea.siprise which anequau.d
By any exhibitor It Il WILD ANIMALS.
public inspection
w. some q T PAik - or WHITE rEAcocKs
white =: S ws q ss S%
"ns po s ~; aruhss the d.ns
whens' q sEsGT rSeta'G ss s1.S. ELK
captured near Fort Benton. tho Upper Missouri Rver
PARTY OF AssINIBoINE INDIANS
The only one 'selssie 81
the ae e touch
To Be see. ne% al 1 Sy az number Of other ami
sr aseSH sS ssS fxES. DAY.
SIS RTOadyay sp 70 Mys',S X ~ Hotel
" ooSTrsUEb Success 80
,ur o,c. sFE$S SsrSSSSssSnsEs5sri.cos.
ME MEN ana
GRANT If;si' fifi5s' HOOKER
and others sf fsaRsiI's OF iii TIE ri
Matinee every al u oek EIhi6ioD every
THIS GREAT coShTsssr5s 81 NOVEL .rrRAc
TONS " 'rs sfSsx Id R e AEssfEnrssE
and n' ifsao sssd 81 TsLreurEp VISITORS
EACH Ip3 GSo blf foE Fo Of abztssoss
: : ''' SSs ' fst sGHss sgGs,.n
% sss at
6 sn & FF 1si y %s s. should
THE APPROPRIATIONS
NEW YORK CIRQUE
Opposite tho Academy OF Music. Fourteenth street
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presents the brilliant ensemble Of refined elegance
svsR GIVEN TO fHs WESTERN WORLD.
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which VIII Be lRa sis;saHssSdb 0fhv Every EVENING,
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MOST EMINENT ARTISTS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
PRICEs ADMISSION. -Dress Circle 80 cents. Ampnl
theatre csns Reserved Stalls rs cents children under
10 half price Tickets BE- obtained At the boz once ana
ancss commencing ~ Carriages can be ordered ~ "
sSscsAr Norcy TO the pressure at the ticket oness
In the evening visitors viii do well TO purchase heir ckes
Al the Dor oGlce during the day. r,vry
EACH wsAOSs faaSR S zsb sSrvRDAY
DIRK ruEArns sRooELyx-AT rnH EARNEST
Ssicisaon OF he BrootJn gsolie Mics rsnny Herring
nss nken ssse "a SATURDAY February Id s and 9fsr
M nm,ross of s,ins ssres OF dramatic enters nmsnts
~ sbe will have The honor OF appearing
NJ ber most popuiar characers supported with
ar he oil horsry Theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-14

For full description bills oil the day,
To 10 followed by tho drama OF the
WATCH DOG.
Mr. Edwin Blanchard and his celebrated Dogs
LOVE AND MURDER.
MchA Magra .Mr. u DAyenp0ft
Manuel a. LiDgard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-14

nARK TuEArRs. BRooELyN.AT THE EARNEsT
Solicitation Of Brcesln PssS 1ss spst nsb,ss
fessdsy Friday and saturday Fserns iS ana Der
~ sbs viii tbe honor OF appearing In
Of her mos, popuIsr haracser supported with
We kin n, M an Theatre