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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21
The British PriHe.ssea,Aer Lucy.

$500, i BOsTOy, Saturday, N0v ~, Isyt.
The British prize-steaner Lucy, from Viii.
,aington for Nassau via NewYork. which was captured
Nov. g. blythe u. s. steamer Santiago de Cuba arrived
|asers to-day IN charge Of Acting Master Yilss. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21
p..-e C.m., ..ioner. .. Tsieam.nd.

. NitprLPBiA, NOV II, 'sbf.
Tile Bail.fin publishes n special dispatch tIoa'
ws.hins,on TO the following effect; .loI5 I
"TA, National hfalisfncer understands that Presi-
dent Lincoln Is about sending Peace Commissioners to
Richmond. Offering bas. upon which tho Rebels can
sSaln return " the Union i.4 i.' --ss''@ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

Tn, Doy,oa Empire contains the card nom
Mr.. vallandighahi announcing thst he "has ftssme~
the practice Of law"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21


We notice that The Chr0Rid, and other Of our
coiemporaIios in treating upon the reported movement
Oi Sherman IN the Cotton States. throrize upon Inc
probabilities OF has being able "a Hibernate the large nm
Icy Of prisoners they state As being az Andrr~opyie
south Carolina. sone OF them accordingly plan out =
campaign for hin, having for IT, purpose march 70
sonvc and the liberation Of those pr.oners vi.
organization " FeGc;ai authority civil and military.
in Western North CaroEa, after which the capture "
Wilmington. and .bcn movement Oh Richmond N co'
operation with Grant These pacTs do hoi seem 10 De
aware that the Union p we've removed iiOm An
dereonville some time since .
When sherman captured Atlanta the! were hastily
removed from AndeTsonville aud scattered 1T various
points - Savannsh. Chareston and elsewhere - lest
Sherman should take fancy IL Sead arsiling cxpcdi
ton 10 AndeIsonyile 10 iberate them. Alfred Onder.
Kirk, n member Il the First District Of Columbia Cav.
airy captured In May last In the fighting below Peters
burg, and who VAS seat to Andcrsonyiie and alter
ward st the time Of The Rebel scare sent 10 Ss, annah
nd made bis escspe by Jumping nom prisoner train
gong out Of Savahsb and whose arrival In bst city
We have noticed reports that the Rebels have now
located their main prison not At Andcrsonyie bnt ~
Central Railroad shd tho Savannah aud Augusta Rail
road about eighty miles from savsnusb sky iron An
.usti. and ninety FROM Miledyeville.
AT this point they have now gathered some twenty.
FIVE Thousand Union prisonersA very tempting little
inducemcnt for sherman 10 pay Mlen visit. .uppcs
na him 10 be really making The bold advance toward
salt water report assigns 10 him. Furthermore Mcn
j. the direct line to be taken by sherman suPPcssng
mington, hut at Savannah. glance at the uiap viii
show that Savannah 10 the nearest point ON the coast
Sherman could reach from Atlanta; and Onderhirks
nts "a. ell oihers 90 10 show that Savannah
is more weakly defended the land side than are either
Charleston On Mobile which places have bern strongly
fortified heretofore the land sde IN anticipation OF
attack in that direction from our land iOrcea =
Ordarkirk states too, that Savannah was very weef
Nv defended 10 much 10 that deaehnepts Of marines
from the vessels in the harbor were compelled 10 do
shore gpNd GUY every bird night Abe. svane'y too
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21
FROM GEN. sHERMlN'S ARMY
4 sixsy Dnys, Campaigp.
WAsnNeroN, SatardaI, Nev. d

WAsnNGiON, Satafdal, NOV. TT ItI1'
: A private in General Sherman army, writing
,oa hehd save that every Lad been suppled with
two pans Of shoes, aud that the general preparations
were for sixty days campaign. but rene If tie men
knew lie destination Of the army.
nsndem War Waits from Ruinsd Rome
Tie Election s-CTeenba Cks
PI~nty-shermau about 10 "TalL Re
-Ehe Rebel Marines.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

col Streight and HE command received when 'hey sr
1;,ed as prisoners Of wax IN this little Rebel Guy
stands out in strong contrast with The o''n'ns VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

IN IHE FIELD kEskeAW MI, oc' ., irof.
SPECIAL JnIp ORDEBs. No et.-Ihe General com
msDding sysis himself Of the opportunity in the hand
some defense made Of "Allat0ons, 10 Illustrate the
most important principle in tho war; ha fortified posts
should Be dee nded to the last regardless OF the Iela
tive numbers Of The party attacking and attacked
AlIatoons was garrisonod by three regiments CON
mepded BY Col Tourtelctte and reinforced by de.
tachment from division at Rome, under ccmmsDd Q,
Mig Con j. NJ COrsc the morning Of the 9th. aud
fy hours after ives attacked by Frenehs division o.
CORPS two other divisions being near at hand
and IN suppo,t Cen French demanded surrender;
In a Letter 10 "ayoid useless efusion 81 blood, and
vave buf rive minutes for answer Gen. Corses an
~ err vas emphatic and strong that he ard III, com
mand was ready for the useless eson Of blooo' al
soon az il was agreeable 10 Gen. French
Tlis snswer was followed by an attack which was
nr,onged for 1--WE hours, resulting 10 tho complete
puse q the enemy, who left bis dead on the ground
monntnr 10 more than two hundred aud four hundred
nrisoncrs. well and wounded The "ehnsion OF blood
as not pseiess as the position OF Allaf0ono was
and ia very important " our present and future opefs
tons. ...t
corded 10 Gen. Corse, Col. Tourtebtte officers ana
men for their deter and galant defense OF Aha
toons and u ID made On exampie 10 Nusfrste TIE I'M
tance Of preparing In time. and meeting the danger
when present boldly, rDanfuily snd well. -
This Amy though unseen W ne f0E's w
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-12-01
"a "a PUBLIsHEDowEEKLY e;d arr
gEIo0v .kv By . bsq st itiU
,J..%W. "a l. SIP .Az.U CHI
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR, OR THREE DOLLARS FOR sly
MONTHS The rates for clubs the same. aanc
NJ, dinainution tren these rates will be made.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-12-01
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Two DOLLARS square (of fourteen Lines or less)
for the trst,sand 1,dolar for esery additional in
sertion. Regular aovertiseInents charged accord
ng to contract. EAsg~vx
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-12-01

no sn's'sys 80 81 ., q ssti5 Ii red =,
'a' q 'iih egsel Sis l4..sa Ian - bad -,
tasbissa
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-12-01

2 3.s'D sI'3sFII .3ahaa5ssls yIIs:1s.,
ot7.s - Ass~ ssnoaats MD ssD .is blusn o..,.,
'sssF 80 isa.lia srav I3en.: at. IS s,t 80.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-12-01

vsnf4a 1co sol ) ,e..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-02

The June term II the Ctunty Court FOR th
County, cyL4llel ce3 On Nou.5Ay next,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-02

The Fremont wing Of the Republican party
j. 20 be called The Radical Democracy. In
their ''platform they resolve that the red
era! Union shall be preserved
That the Constitution and laws Of the UnA'
ted otutss must he conserved AM oeye'
IAa. the rebellion mnst be suppressed by
force Of arms and without compromise.
That the rights Of free speech and he press
and the hahea5 corpus be held 1nTlnlate, save
IN districts where lAarlial law haas been pro
cIaiued.
That the rebellion has destroyed slavery, and
that The Federal Constitution should De amend
ed 10 prohibit its re-estao lshnent, ana &c
secure 20 al! men absolute equality before She
Law. =,
That integrity and economy are demande1
at all times in the administration OF the gov
erumenr, and Iii time OF war the Want ot them
Is criminal.
That the right Of asylum, except 5or. crime
and subject u Law, is recognized principle "a
Aluerlcau liberty that any Violation OF II can-
noc be overlooked, and must NOT 90 unreDuhco'
That the national policy known as the MOL
roe doctrine las E,econ. = recognized prlnolpl7,
and thar the establishment ct al anti. repuo.-
can t4avernlue.t o.! thlo continent, ny any Tor
eigI + over, cannot he tolerated.
that the gratitude anu support OF the nation
is due 70 the faithful soldiers and cornest lead
ers of the Uulon army and navy tor tnelr
heroic achievements and deathle>S Vaor III dc
teuce IT an lmpelied country aud OF civil 10
erty.
that the one term policy for The Presidency
adopted by The people is st:eug! 5ri,d ty force
Of Tie existing evils, aud should Ue malu5a!n-
,a ,,u c,,nSIItutit,I,at
That The Constitution should be SO amended
that Inc pres.ueut and Ice Z. esl lent ohal! oe
elected " direct vote OF The people.
That / le question: Vi the reconstruction or
the rebeious States belongs 70 the, people
through their Representatives, IL Congress,
and not to the Executive.
That the couti cAtl i. Of the lands Of the
Re"e!>, aud their distribution among the sol-
uler, and cetLlerS, Is u lu:asurc OF Justice.
Mr. john Snyder, Of the Stoncvall brigade.
Johnston 81, slyn, from Shcphel'istoWn,
Va, wounded in the battle of the Wilderness,
died at the Mansion House Hospital, in this
place, yesterday Mr.. S. was about forty one
years Of age, an / leaves a wife and I've chll-
dren. H was much esteemed by al who knew
him. His vife was 0ritten for upon his arrl-
val at Alexandria, but reached here, after his
death, aluost heart broken. The body Was
embalmed.
The New York News does not credit the
reported FeieEal victory at Dallas, and says:
The statement that twenty-five hundred Of
the Confederates were killed ami wounded, to
say nothing Of prisoners captured, with the
loss Of less than t|.ree hundred 90 the Federal
side is SO extraordinary that We are co npelled
TO believe it is founded in error. In field op
erations such disparity in the losses rarely oc-
ours. We venture the opinion that correct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-02
All. @)exauaEia 6azett 2
THvTR3DAY EVENING. JUNE 2.

THyIRSDAY EVENING. JUNE 2.
The Federal iron-clads Sycamore, Nantucket
ooa N,hant we're damaged In he recent bonn
bardment OF the defences OF charleston va
4he first day very little injury was lnf1'cted on
the Sagamon beyond cutting her smoke pipe
nearly in two, and striking her severely on the
:soyerhaDg," ARREST Of the engine. On the
second day, after sustaining the ire OF the oas
taries for an hour, she was Withdrawn, having
been struck sixteen times, three OF the shots
breaking clear through her decks. The dam
age done to the Nahant, was not known but
she did not escape unhurt. The Nantucket
received shot through, her smoke pipe and
another on the deck which tore up the armor
and broke the planking clear through.
IN the Senate OF the United States yester
day. the report of the Committee OF Conference
on the disagreeing votes Of the two Houses, On
the Bank bill, accepting the House amendment,
suhiecting the shares OF the banks to State
taxation, was agreed TO. A resolution was
adoptcd requesting the Secretary OF War, on
the receipt of news from the armies III the
fel1, 10 Immediately communicate 1t TO the
Senate. The consideration Of the lnterna!
Revenue bill was continued In the House
of REPRESENTATIVES bill vas reported to eS-
tahli,h an uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States.
From, Rolla, Missouri, it is reported that
some three hundred guerrillas attacked, At
Salem, Ark, on the 18th ult., a train Of refu-
gees escorted ~ ninety men OF the 81 Wiscon
sin cavalry, and succeeded in burning the en-
tire train and capturing eli gh,y Of the escort.
A week later, another detachment OF the "a
Wisconsin, cavalry, consisting + Ten men. whilst
on scout fir IN Ra, was SURROUNDED by
guerrlllas, ana five Of the men were killed
the remaining five made their escape.
The ocean mail service between Brazil and
the e. s. is to be established at once by law.
Twelve round tril are to be made annually by
al agreement between the two Governments.
The portion Of the expenses OF the u. s.
is not to exceed one hundred and fifty thous~
and dollars year.
Afrairs il Northwestern Mexico are report
ed, hy the Way Of California 10 be quiet.
Gems Negreti and Ortega have Withdrawn
their troops TO Saltillo. President Juarcz
cannot rely on his generals, as they act indie
pe,dent!y.
The accounts received Of the crops, generally.
state that they are very promising; and that
there will be probably, an abundant yield in
.oaA: ons zufocrc h ,or.h a. hoca lila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
Military EYF

Auxiliary EXECUTION. William II. Howe.
az Co A u6th Pennsylranis VolanteeTs % be exc
cu,ei on Fridiy norung. st Fort Hiihn AZ the line
of ths enrolment having deserted nom the army and
oonnty Howe who Is described perfect desperado
yowe3 liar h. wonld res,, the dreft. To his grss,
present sorrow he did rcsis' the draft and the manner
no did II was mis-: lie anred nlmseh' ma tsAhg az
ysnt,gs Of favorable opportunity he wGya aid ard SHOT
I'm. eIo,iiug officer Of his district, whc quietly pr
sung biz dirty Information ~ this being conveyed tn
tLs civ Dengty Narshals jenkins Shhrksy and Sehuy-
r .,pr, oat IA pursuit OF the murderer Having the
sie Of his pnr.ues DO escaped 70 the mountains arm
"a MIN y5lycrs and bowieknes. being IN fact ltus
short of walking srDory He roamos al large ID me
s're.ts and wi.ds Of Western PennsysanlA commit
tine numerous depredations upon their Inhabitants.
gho became dread ~ his approach for nearly year
Finally however about three OF Tour months ago, no
- syniranpei and made prisoner Trial and conyic-
lion by court martial soon followed md " the Presen.
tia mercy does not intervene his double criminal Viz
soon .ules the fate which bis eots have eodTssa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
Jritrnal Hepenrc.
m srArrs INTERVAL REVENUE.

rvNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
t-COLLECTORs OFFICE, NINTH DiSfNCI-, ON
r-.u i2,h 18th I'd y ards 81 tns City < hc~
tue. 4. herriy .ivsu tIst tie ludrrsI- i. rfi'e1 81
ugsi COL c,frn list from ts hs.e..oE % zoe Nlnth NYse
10, District a. tho atus u SOW 4of. end tsA ne nu's
,psr6ed ssn have becous du- snd payable Gid N" re
Viii a.. al 4 hi, ONCE, situate No. ~ Es.t Easy
.r~t bs.aeca Lc1ias,on tna Fourth A'ede' on ne -
~ IL Sreg.t instant .nd fro day 10 day thss,ahei ercr
e,, .,.l All le vdns he 8h DAY y aeg,rrDU n'1''
TO- o',oes in The no ming until oeocs n mo henoos
a. feccv, tho tnd si p"i'on- "h' 'b,l ~ s'.o'
IN. tnr spcihrd wi. Do liable 20 y ia PEI crI-n Ane'
40 ~ pon me arno-u, thereof my prfs"s nsy ~
or ,eh autisa before tS tiIse neEe-D .ysceA-Oessa
We" '''A EDGAR KETCHUA Co'lscsor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

A boy lately earnestly applied for work at tho
rigrs Iron Works ~ LanesborO Massachusetts which
was given him. and the favor Of his employers oy
his superior modesiy snd Intelligence Being shorty
sftarwar taken III and dyag TIE supposed boy was dis.
covered 10 be WOMAN and letters among her effects
showed her 10 be the wife OF LoeuGn Underhill lst
Wisconsin Heavy Artillery SIZE had II seems worked
hard wherever sire could get empcymentIor the support
OF her 40 children and 10 send money 70 her husband
who Lad written 20 her that he wac sick
1t Is stated that Boston gentleman has
Patented process for making paper stock rom nax
wood OF other fbroGs materials by which Is eAsimeo
that one half Of the chemicals used viii he ssNeo,
and that good stock may he made for l thar ss ssas~
wa pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

IORRUGATAD and RIDGED lRON Hoos
" SES.Sotco Is bsrby given that she pern",',ou "a
b. INC Oh the IVh day Of Sepenber leoI 70 baNIoo ~
Ilk 20 make contracts Tor ard construct houses
or ICED rou unde fny ps.ent,, has zen go
r.sht. and privilege under that perr'sen nav. al
sny t.,sson conTac'ily with him OK efrOss -
s. n corrsssd o. dg-d through him. amer ths Gee
in 20 xdy prosecuted Tor infins.nent upon ne ps'ee"
MD bv ua SAMUEL. J. SLELi. PAesn<es-
New orb. August 6. ieH - -.-.. ,,.,x
P.,onl DESTROYS OF ereolins bang' on my pSens o any
, n, d,scriuou or psrtiss ~ hing TO pnrchAso pfVse
a., SUIT Coany or rs - please apply to the in,entor
SAMUEL j. SsELY RI de ersot ono door eat 81 Cenu
n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
Cestnreo auo alfflinss.

NOTICE TO VETERINARY PRACTITIoN-
~ ERS-Tbs Anniversary yo.uns Of tbs United sts.es
vet.nay Aedioal Association will b. hed a. inc A..u
ouse City Of New York, Tuesday, scp'ereef "'A
II 10 O'CLOCK A. ~ .,..a
The Veterinary profession 10 respectfully Invited 70 sena
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
Mere Erie Railroad neeLle..se...

r. A< Editor II 10 y. r. ir.'Hse
Sic: Tie p. m. train irom New-York on the
Rrie Railway of Moldsy. August I'D, 1904 consisting
of seven ears OF passengers. besides oaggage &C. had
most provdsatia escape from destuction, under tho
following circumstances The draw tender on the Haos'
snssck bridge about two inmates before the above train
WIS due, commenced 10 open the drew TO let vessel
through having previously hoisted tse ssnei "a lsrys
rcd bID indicating "dfas open This signal can b
son 6 dlttapce u over two niles bat no attention
was paid % II by the eagpecr. Or conductor o. TIE
trnin-whch approached the bridge at the rate OF ~ OF
"a lain uond not sto--uooecded (by almost super
snmsn efforts. in closing the draw, snd bodlng II ia
nare By means OF the small rope used IN WORKING TIC
draw until she train rushed over IN safely me ieAss
the draw snd plunged the train into ~ feet OF water
causing destruction of lie too horrible 20 contemplate
TIE train did not stop until SOHO distance ocyond las
bridge. 'ohh"fE@
neu.Yorh Ausnst attb. laeS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
Steamboats, Gno Railro16s.

ITLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. Pts-
ky.hGfR TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK wa the ~
t.lvay rom foot Of IA nbers-s;., kUNIf0 IAE0C@b
~ CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANCE or OAKS
sna@e,ns win railroads foF al piincpl csa ia tAs " -st
fhs roe Il ssuF extended ard VN b. IN conrcte
run,iEr ofder 70 E-nset Gallon ur0an Dayton, Cn III
mi sud = Louis without break u ssass ..,,,,,
~ Mealvlle IA OsLorsl 5ap't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
ijropo5Il5
40 10
Ann CIoraiYs 40 fS-irAez OTglcr.
CtscpTarl. Ohio. An-usf ~ isA


itscfsEar1. tnio. tn'usf ~ -
PROPOSALS are Is'lted ~ hr uhGerNSnrd
] unaI ~tE-DfY. srprli-r s. aAt az Z psrL y a.
IL n.rni.trn. o. Uri sf..leut tay oortrcsi ~ia
HrDTEFS.
sarrul.. o. witch may Se sen :, &c OAe o. C'tns Nd
EIhplsr g. .his CITY. ~,
81 a. vero nee q 81 srr- = ihe U. . nsfe ton W.s
ho..e iu tis rity 100 god n-s ,ss-e'. rH - nf"r
d. n. H. isfrg .l~ siut ara s.tJ o. geo. si.N)
mako uu trh Gnicr md 20 49,. -, -, a,
de- or efin. -ods d-lc'iy ate n ibrir BIOS hf
ousnf t.oy ,Isgss hssh, Zoe pfi.e'aae 1ns OF o'
livery ---t-s II -. 4 II
q, coDd with tht pglpo and 90 si~ thereto Ia ~
rse- fls ~. raods fasto Ia ryr.y iresct, eqIA -
ArrY stsndlrd stASryiso Tie Piepe.a VII noS De CT"
sssrs. a., . -.
sg,r.ntv ssnsd BY r,sFsrsb- p,fson' unr 'ee0n'
,,rv - b ru.ral-eiug lst The bidlsr vii sspiJ Ne
f,-is. ,y.rdo.i 90 hifn rnder hi. p oIo'aL
gid, q. ID b. opened fsssiay SefauDsr q, ~ o. tso
scioe. o M al en- ,G b4dep arc rtaa'.cd 70 ."
prtseui. -, ,,.A-
bond. vii b. required ti the osHss at. VII ~ M Nay
fslhsd. OIL,
iAHk n. 81 tfsPosss Cosuscss aud Bonds may % %
lie rsL, 10 r,,c, ~ bid deemed snresssnsbia h re-
served. -
- I. IS. HJuLlDH.
Csy lil md A. q "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
Fresh Veal.

IL At E5.,sr Of The n. T. Tn.ts"e.
Ella: Those wishing fresh veal ldlled or TIE
SPOT can have il by applying to the saasherhouse IRE
first picr south Of the Barclay s. Ferry. c.wR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
! ONG ISLAND RAILROAD SUMNER

~ ARKAS ~ s1ENT.-l~sTe5 New Yofi, JsInes'.p ana
S<s Kyes OrsenPort. Sag iierD T. mi -oh; &C.
sl.r Fos S-senp0r 8iveTheA. fsphsnk, AAd i'sEe-
has at r and J...i p. Foi SIP babylon. Ha1 lam
knsiAs. at M sri $50 snd SD o II 70 ayo.'e',
:, 10 - n and so o. N tstsss for Cod SPIN
Oyster Bay nd Huni1gonl FOR isD. aead jan ai-' and
Wis6sld q end i0.sI "a, ard ~, 80 snd 5sl p L.
sTNITAY EXCURSION TRAN - Leave. lnas- Fast
ziy.g II D M ~. Bscrheli sspp.ae = A. sta.os *
a y,snesd ratss A. RsASJElK. sgDernieAdt -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27
Gmusements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EXTRAORDINARY ENERGY.


EXTRAORDINARY ESERoY
A LIVING WHALE,
Captured and sT'I xs E E 'Ss s EXPENSE
Nay bs seen ~ al l n1rrs
THE MYSTIC CAvEI.
Or The ENCHANTED HOhN
DR.; q: l. NORRIS. GERMAN COMEDIAN
In bis celebrated character Of o
EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING AT II o'CLooA
HERR sa i,Se sS %osS fiS tcSBSEx
THE GRAND oRChESlnloN
W" eyS f vE tsssrsi .' SsSEs BY STEAM
Introduce. 90 ~ lee. Of eoe air per aasie ,,,,, v,s
shouGHT BEaE N pay SOLID CLAY,
eIASIs, DwiRFs. ALBiNos ASDA MILLION 0TaIA
Admission. IS cent. Cbildr.n under 10, Is ssnss
N7IBLO'S GARDEN.-COaiMENCES IA tod
~ L rae ' c66rGsf 'riHirliiR y raE
TIE lLrUMNArEp aAE Tsa. OPEN h'AAf ''
Saturday, August u, 1885,, s,ov-
OF TIE HIGHLY SUccEssFUL ENGAGEMENT
Of 'D' ""'"< His. LUCILLE wFsTgnN
AND LAST REPkEsLSrAIioN
VI ~ s''-' ''''N' EAST LYNNE,
THE ELofEmENr
IA
NioS WESTERN,
OVER NINr HUNDRED NIGHTS
rHROiTGHOUr TllH UNITED sTArE5l
THE CAST EMBRACES EVERY AEhDEk W FEE
C0MPASY
MISS MATILDA HERON,
FOR POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLHs
Monday, August ~ a
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STATS SECURED SIN DAYS IN ALVAREZ
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MISS OLIVE LOGAN
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GuEmcr Retreats.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn,
~ A, ho,h ,hs AufRIcAS and EUROPEAN plans.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofhEW-JERSEY,
O-Froiu Pier 10 Eorth River esEnecing d hsm9ios
Jucsoa xth Delaware Laes.vauss sEd WsseIn ha4Ho.d,
sod - EAsos with Leats tsiey Railroad md - eohaec
tios iornrgs dIecI hse 20 Pi>ssfSh aa as west wa
GiEAf MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIP WEST
a'rty ME- ard T-s iiours saved by THE ilo 70 Chsis
Cin.inpat 81 Lou g. etc. with bat rhrse Of caIs
SUMNER AiBhN5EItf IT,.
Common ug As.us. 1904 leave dew fsrf a. 10 Yti
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P,.l.,iIs Ns1i.blfy rssch Csvns, Wihesotffo. baa
Ipole Eg.sr..svR Wa.s-Bor 1sis unis arrives a. hst'
sblra 70 D. ~ aInectls, E.st sd Net 81 the I'~yi
wanna Central Railroad North and S"sh on tAa No isfA
Central Railroad 90 With lhs CasDersnd Valley Hared
ksiL rRAE--Ats.j1a tOf eB.istor, f4istoi, Ms'ef
Gar scrsntgs, 6ilkeSGfe. Grs-t bosl, lisr~ bHs'as
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$50 r s.-Fcr Some rvins nd Hensgtcs.
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Ra4iins Hsui, burg ne bufFh s3d tsa Hef hks piar
osr. thToush frous jersey Coy r. PittsbUf-h
EIrIABgrHPoRr AND RsvSOnx FKsEr-Ls-v- Nov.
YorA IRON Per No. a. Il, s:l5 l. 40 ND $50
d. IN. Bose stop Bsreca Point ,ad sis1oeIf Hebor.
Tickets Wes; se cbtai.ed At tse oacs o. tie
Central hsroad COMPANY Pier No. \. H. q 10;
AstOr Hov-e al 10 ~ Rrostssyi srf NJ the TriEcpS
hotels JOSIAH u siEAhNr, superintendent