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Sec 5. .fRd be II farther enacted. That
there shall be attached TO, and made a part
Of the War Department. during the con,inu-
ance Of the present rebellion. bureau to be-
known as the Bureau of Military Justice. to
which shall be returned for revision the
records and proceedings of all the cour's-mar
tial. courts Of inqiry. and military commits
sions Of til. armies Of the United States. and
in which record shall be KEEP: of all pro-
ceedings had thereupon.
the president shall appoint. by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, as the
head of said bureau, Judge Advocate Gen
eral, with the rank. pay. and allowances Of a
brigadirr general. and an Assistant Judge
Advobatc General. with tho rank, pay
and allowances of colonel ofcavalry.
And the said Judge Advocate Gener-
al and his assistants shall receive, and
have recorded tho proceeding of the courts
martial, courts of inquiry, and military COM
missions of the armies of the United States,
and perform such other duties as have hereto
fore been performed by the Judge Advocate
/ General of the armies Of the United States.
Sec. 7. ind be it ./arthcr cnoctcd, That
the Secretary of War shall have power to
appoiut for said bureau one fourth class, one
third class, one escoad class, and two first
class clerks.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of War shall have power to
appoint for said bureau one fourth class, one
| third class, one second class, and two first
class clerks.
Sec. 9. And be IL tmrther enacted, That
so much of the fifth section of the act entitled
" An act to authorize the employment OF vol
untcers to aid in enforcing the laws and
protecting tho public property" approved
j uly twenty second, one thousand eight hun
drcd and sixty-onc, as provides that each
company officer, non-commissioncd officer,
private, musician, and artiiccr of cavalry,
Shall furnish his own :orse and horse equip
mcnts, and shall receive forty cents per day
for their use and and risk. is hereby repealed.
except only so far asthe same may hereafter
be made to apply and relate to mounted troops
called into the service of the United States
for term not exceeding six months
Sec. 10. Andbc Il .farther enacted, That
from and after the passage of this act the
pay of clerks of paymastcrs in the army Of
tho United States shall be twelve hundred
dollars per annum. without rations.
Sec. II. and be 1t .turther enacted, That
the thirty-Gr section of an act entitled " An
act for enrolling and calling out the national
forces, and for other purposes" approved
March third one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-thrcc, be. and the same is hereby, so
amended as that an officer may have, when
allowed by order of his proper commander,
leave of absence for other cause than sick
ness or wounds, without deduction from his
pay or allowances PrOrided, That the
aggregate of such absence shall not exceed
thirty days in any ono year.
Sec. ~. And be 1t .turther enacted, That
all laws and parts of laws inconsistent with
the provisions of this act are hereby repealed
APPROVED, June 90, 1864.
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Is rssrrp EVERY SATURDAY. MORNING nv
JOHN MILLER MURPHY,
Editor and Proprietor.
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PLAIN QuEsTIoNs.-Under this head COD:
perhead paper propounds few quesrions;
some of which We will answer: Have you
ever known Democrat to justify violation
Of the Constitution ;" ...... .....
Yes Amos Kendall and host Of others.
when they justified the arbitrary confscation
and destruction of mail matter by the Southern
postmasters.
Have sou ever known a stamp act eni
acted under Democratic Administration T.
Yes; the California Passenger Stamp Act.
"Have you ever known conscription law
TO be passed under Democratic Administra:
ton r. ..t a. T.
Yes; under the Administration during the
war Of 1912, when many were drafted into the
service.
"Have you ever known tie time, except
the present, when citizen could b. incarcer-
ated in a dungeon without the authority Of
law!" H.,
Yes,. many times, when, in the South,
many citizens Of the United States were not
only confined in dungeons, but hung, tarre6
and feathered, without authority of law" IS
"Have you ever known Democratic Pres:
ident to suspend the writ of Aabcas corpus e.
Yes; General Jackson. To be sure it was
before he was President bu. that suspension
Of the writ of Aobcas corpus was what made
him Democratic President. and Democrat:
ic Congress afterwards justified the act. q
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Az ACT to confirm certain entries Of land in
in the State OF Miss ouri
Be If ~.aefod By the SENATE and HosS
Of Representatives. Of the United Sfafes
Of An.<r.oa IN CosgSess Assessbled. That.
Ill entries heretofore made under the gradua-
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ALADAsrER CAVES OF WAsH0E-There
are probably but very few persons who are
aware of the existence of caves Of alabaster
within three or four miles of Virginia City.
The Bulletin says that among the hills to the
west Of American Flat there Is an extensive
limestone formation. worn and crowded into
precisely similar shades as the limestone that
forms 20 peculiar feature ia the geology Of
Of the counties of Taoluwne, Calayeras and
Amador, in Calhcrpia. But short distanec
from this limestone there ia q beautiful cave Of
elabaster. from the roof Of which when frst
discovered hung long. pendant stalactitcs. Of
snowy whiteness and rare beauty. which Wis,
iton from time 10 time carried awsy With
them The alabaster in this cavr i 60 sofk
that il may be readily cut with jack-knifes
and much Of it is. both in appearance and
softness, very much like dsmp loaf sugar.
Uufostunafs.ly. both il and the iisasstons ass
wholly undt fsr building PurPosss. - they
cumble on exposure to the air. though they
are very beau'iiul in spPearance."
TA iaughablr ineidrut eceursed in q -.
non in this city, day os two siaes, whsss
two Amesicaus. . Duiehnan aud On lsisA-
man were playing game Of "scvensP- A
dispute arose during the game between the
Duichmaa and the Irishman On . point q
the game. rhcm the Dusehmsn ssid.
-l'E l~avc !. to Hoyie" Our iafunans vls
mt participant in the game. but sst loexirg
on. BE j.bcss," says Pat. turning asourd
tn our friend with meuseias hook. ''aa' if
Hoyle opens h4 mouth III bust his ssser'
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FREAKS OF EARrhoUAKEs.--The phenom-
ena attending earthquakes are more APPARENTLY
preterna 'ural than those of any other event.
The ground assumes the appearance of rum
ming water-indeed, does transmit tidal waves
as distinctly as the ocean itself. Not only arc
valleys exalted and hills made low, but nature
appears to be working out on an awful and
tragic scale the wonders of pantomime: -
After the great earthquake of, Quito in
1897, many whom the earthquake surprised
in the town Of Riobama were found as corpses
on the top of hill separated by river from
the place, and several feet higher than the
site of the town. The place was shown to
Humboldt where the whole furniture of one
house was found buried beneath the ruins of
another, and it could only be accounted for by
supposing that it had sunk into the earth at
one spot and been disgorged at the other. '4
In Calabria, in 1888, whole estates were
literally shufiled, so that plantation of null
berry trees was set down in the middle Of d
cornfield, and a field of lupins was removed
into the middle of vineyard. For severa:
years after, lawsuits were actively carried on
in the court Of Naples to reclaim landed pio-
perty thus bodily conveyed, without legal
forms, from one to another. Who can won-
der that people who thus see real property
flying like shadows before their eyes, pros-
trate themselves before the great machinery
of nature in paroxysms Of fea,
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trodden Afritanl They can mean NO more
nor less tLan direct "aid and comiost q
that party which has not blushed to acknowl-
edge itself in actual sympathy with armed re-
bellion. The fact is. the sayings and doines
OF all these Democrats" peace. war. and
radical, means simply this: they are a. faror
Of any means, mex or measures that riH de-
feat the nomi~ees et'fhe Baltimore Cosrestios.
If they can accomplish this by uniting on the
"rathfnder." or the "great exile" they will
do it. If they were convinced that Fred
Douglas was the strongest man in their party,
land far be it from us to say that he is not the
most respectable,) there is scarcely bowling
war, peace. or radical copperhead in the land
that would not vote for him. Weknow there
are copperheads in Oregon who viii deny
this; but it is simply because they are be-
hind the times. They do not know the posi-
itions occupied By their apostles in the East.
We hope the extracts quoted above will lead
them to read the papers. -....,
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MONDAY, Jan. %.
At u o'clock, - The EscHanso ss'eroons,

MONDAY, Jan 25
at u o'clock - the Fscnango Ssleroons.
TRUSTEES SALE o. = vP%iT9Ut11BlE PROPERTY ON
SOUTH and BROAD-sTs, By order Of the Trustees Of
soUTH-sr-its very valuable LOT Of GROUND, With
The thru. story BUILDING thereon known a. No. 10 South
and y foe, inches Broad st. % feet inches the
ALSO tho Lon Of GROUND, With the dye-.tory brick
~ en, 80 sheTeo1 Known NOV a. no. ~ being 20
feet 10 inches On the noTiherly line, more less.
The sbovs property viii Sc soi subject mortgage Of
$1,000 having two years to run from May !, 1864
Maps and further particulars may be hai ct the Office OF the
sucteaeer,, No. Pue.t, Or Of DADiD BOWS, JACOB r.
MENUS 'naJoSiA rE p j. ,s noe: u and 20 S'u''
At /, O'Clock, a, tle EIohansa Rooms
pEEEMPToaY saLf by order Of he SUPREME COURT
unIor the direction u BENAJAH LEI
fIhGWl IL, Belsrso.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on Chatham Square, Ess.
Broadway, Grand Catherine and MaiA.'s. sni st Mas
CHATHAH sQUARE--Ths large sni yalu,bl- plot Of
ground with TIE story trcs bging thereon Govern
entire Io suse northeast Chatham quarc ad East
Broadway running through 90 Catherine A. bens 81 feet and
~ 4. on Catherine IT, 81 Joe, inches lire also tho
vnlusb. rio wish the ou1ry bg.rk building thereon No.
Chatham square running through CafEaril' IT,. bong 5
ci on The 'anag, 3. let inches on ST., ~
GRAND-sT-rhs valuable p.o, Of ground with buiid'a;'
thereon situate nor hcsi conner Drud ena annon 49, orn
~ feet front and rrir by lon ioeg Ia dop,h.
CATuARlNE sIREEf-Iho lot Of ground, with bnih'
dwelling with soFy extension The .r3a. u 10 lot and
s-xtory bick building in tro rlsr. Lot. 20 10 o.
MARKETS. r. THE ttgec-.t04 eut siiie brict dwell
o. hou. with directory extension and lot 70 Il hsrse
10 near IA. broadway, @ad sdeluiu, tie church Lot
l5rlfJ
81 MAREs-PLACETts sirso story atiic sH9 Basement
bfiek hou.e s;d .t No oil S. Ia-. sce. Jetn H. snd
"a ava. House 2Jgif io .Jl Tefi', &C.. A. No Pine st.
TUESDAY. bob. !.
AZ 70 o'clock a. the chang, sssgc3n, No III Bro'dTsy
EIecuteI solo Of Lss.ehod r.opsry noheas, conner Of
Grcw h and Barross by order Of the Executor Of John
ID. Nr.llop .fcegsoa. ..-.... -.
the .o together with .le buildings thereon corner Of orrtn-
wich ~ Barrow Nou. "a - feet, brkt three So a.
tc aud baaem.n. also aue stable rear OF o lOJo ee-
Lease Trinity Church h tEee years 70 run RON Nj
mex. ls.ih rouevt. ~ uolLt rent lot 1t1i9 i-et
SALE Bi ORDER OF JOSEPH J. MAARln, fsq.,
Referee - -.
iorH srREET-ore lot On ihs south .ie Of so,ht' iao
feet OF q.h-av., 10 sx0e.9. ..
EXECUTORS SALE o. VALUABLE LOTS On trH-
AVENtE md 5irn STREET b, order o Wrl. Murphy and
Joseph K-an@y, fleCgior. NJ arcs murphy dsoeaaea
trI-AkfNi fDur loi on the wcs lie Of t1iaYi sdJon
lns the uortn-pssf cor. o. sii.sf 2i1lJ0 n.
Jrn-SiKf fT-Dnf ne on tie south lido q s'th-st 10
FEET O. SHAW. 5fe0 feet, inces Terms a. s'ie
Nsp,. Lc, - ~. . Pn-sl
FRIDAY Feh. 8.
At II o'clock al tls Erchase sAesIooms No. Ill brood
SALE ny ORDER OF ?. y. mARBuRY, Refsr,c--.
PROPERTY o. BARCLAY, WASHINGTON AND
WEsT-sfAEE1s.
psrtie1' ars hereafter.
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M have notice from The General SnbsaTp-
W ion Agent SO Loan that ire whole amount Of Ode
@la sl'Lsized b. h4s been taken by subsoJev We
,s therefore iIah heretofore thu bonds Il pr and
u crest
We shai - pleased nj or,r for tho-e 5.d 70, ia. 70
sse, sfd shi erdoagor to irep conany fla c5 ioT
,tlieasie delivery fsl assortment.
We al.o buy auS sell III hrds Of Government oot,.
sar Dsx I'VE PER CENT INTEHLsI- sEARISG
'@TGAI-IESDEB NOTES.
TX PR CHNG CERTIFICATES OF INDEBNED-
q .ss
sffs N-rEIRTy 1B.fsJRY NOT $.
tx PR Ifhr COT PO., and EEGlsIERzD BONDS
I~~i.
E.s QrARTFRIiL rlRy CHECKS.
N.,orag C~stiEra-s COLLECTED or CAsIfED on f.yor
.Ase fe.as. NEhMlLYE O. Co.,
Coyernrl sut A .ents e.rwcrty Loan
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Sx cent Interest tho outstanding certificates OF
will paid the holders thereof their legal representa-.
lives on after Tuesday, tho I'd Of February merit
A cash dividend Nj tloHr AND A HALF PER CENT
will be Yad Stockholders and after the 10th Of January
Instant.
After r,sersinr Two Million Dollar, Cal s and Sur
pua s hsance Of che Outstanding Certificates OF the Scrip
issue Of $50 snd FIFTY a0) PER CENT OF tho Scrip .sue
If 8s viii De redeemed and paid 70 the hodsrs thereof or
bef legal end sef Tuesday hs % OF Fob
ruav next o which date 81 interest the respective por-
tious indicated Vii cease. - - - ... . ,
A .crip Dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT is de
elsrcd the net earned participating premiums Oh ne Cor
peny the ending Dee a. 1861 for which Coithcaes
will be issued after the fret day VI Aprii next
The stock Transfer BOOKS will be closed until the 2oth Of
January, inst 80 ,.,s,, ~
Tue s,rp Transfer Book. viii be closed until The "a or Feb
Iuay next
| ~ order Of the Board
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OSyIcE ~ TIE ERls RAILWAY Coxr.ss,

NO. w " 0si To Wv l OF, Jan =, I"'I
hIViDEND.--The Directors OF this Company
h.ve Ills day dec4rcd Dividend from The earning, q
rod Tor S. months Guiding sis December, lss OF fOt X
PrR CENT Gre Co5iAOS CAPITAL STOCK, free Of
he r. $. Income Iar.
Asoa ssn9 Of Three snd One Half per Cent TIE Pre-
feared Stock tire Company assuming aud paving the L.
Income Tax out .ho guiydel earning. belonging to hs
Preferred STOCK Acfotat.
8oa PAYABLE the Isss4rers Once Erie Place, thu
ft lay n February next 30 tho ered holders OF Stocs
10 sHl c.oving ~ tho Books
Tie Irslser boois NJ both Preferred and Common Stock
v b. closed 20 tbe close OF business SATURDAY thc
roth lrf and 30 reOptucd tic morning ~ TUESDAY the
d day OF February. HOhATlO " OTIS, Secretary
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OyFIcx or OUiy5r MIXING Co. No. 81 Exchange place,
NrE.Y ORE Jan. Is. 1861.

krw.YoRK, jan. IS, iSti
nINIDEND.-The Board Of Directors have
rms DAY deelsred a SE ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
SIX DOLLARS n SHARE, pay able and after Che ID
y ~ tobrsy Massachusetts, holders sill be paid al
.s aF.. q L. HENRY PERKINS, No. 10 state -, Boston
rr.n Marc. l. The transfer books will be closed from
Ryoil1r - W. HART SMITH. Secretary.
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Amu6ementS.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
" lessee and Dt'ct'e''.''..'Mri 'Shp ss Wood.
THIS EVENING".
CHANGE. GLANCE. CHANGE.
MR- FRANK DREW
MAzErpA,
CASsIaIR, A CHILD OF MYSTERY,
Ertrsyagsnya founded e very el on rather
cerbrsied Poeu and great deal noted Equestrian
Drama, entitled .,.,rn,.
THE UNNAMED ROCKrSG-H0RSH,
Produced with
NEW H[TsfC NEW SCENERY AND APPOIfsrMENTS,
Nra JOHN WOOD
will sppeHs ,-,v.
THE PEARL OF POLAND. -. .
TIE performances every evening WI coaencs WHO tos
hgy succe'sl and orign, comedy 10 two sc' received
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER.
entitled ....,.. -r,ou
Mr. Bsgslot a commercial gent mir !. X. lnor0s1er'
Br Jipthorpe, married cent. .,.ms w Dasldse-
Mir Filter clerk In the War Office. N.Y. w. becks
M Piper, pisno-forte tuner. .Mr. j. OVENS
Brllary Bro"nJohn .............M MI. j. II o.oSSui-
Emily, JipthOrpe's wife. ..Nta oDaI
Lucy JipIhospes daughter ......s.. Miss ne lacey.
Sussn... ~ "NVs
Arabels fitL Kensingtcn. LiAniA
D0os open a, Il Performances commence at % O'CLOCK
S-sts secured three days IN advance
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CIRCUS. -BROADWAY AMPHTTHEAIER,

CIRCUS.- BROADWAY AMPHTTHEA1ER,
~ ,vr No. ass BROADWAY MANAGE,
:" . "'''- FAMILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EVERY AFTERNOON AND E.kNlNG,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, -,
when the programme OF peoFnancei will be arranged witn
especial regard 70 the amusement Of the rising generation
sod viii De found replete with attractions "hca esna''
DELIGHT THE JyyESlLEsi
GRAND EorEsTRIAN ENTREE
Tire gr.cefol and accom- lished Equesirienne,
MADAME LOUISE ToUkNAIRt.
TWO BEAUTIFUL AcTsl
THE SPANOLA BROTHERS,
tho mot versatile ed scccmpl.aed Of synDs.tie artists La
thsir une1nee1 display o. agility ord muscular power,
LA BARRhDE REsORTEl
s0MERsEITlSG ON HORSEBACK
BY TilE YOUNG AMERICAN, ROBERT sIICKNEY.
- SPLENDID ACTS,
6AsHiSG HoRsEMAasnIP
AND CLASSIC OLYMPIC CANES
'''''o XLL THE STAR RIDERS AND AcR0pATs
attached to The estsh'hmcut To conclude with the hides,
e0'Sy ieni s f SST R5i fIy ys1o entitled
Door open at : and Il to commence at q and a.
NAN AMBURGH 4 Co.'s MENAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL AMBITION
ANS EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
0fNI No. 80 I'D "a otbwiY
Between Spring aud ffrcess
Oprr from 10 p. m, TO Top Admission . een'r
The Aorsgeds Il nov in lts.
TENTH WEEK,
Although costing he proprietor, nearly
hs sIsss, ?: esqs sb2T n az q. ., w,ge,rFs
V.st numbers Of animals and 6rds the moe, beautiful o.
a Zo0I5oiCsL COLLECTION
suc nsBln5s sud excellence iss never before been
''A'''''' 'I IN sD:- cTloT AND AMUSEMENT
sge harnonloui0y blended IN one ]: i.
EiEGANr FAMILY RESORT,
"ns'e 'PI s nay eys,GK RI .TIR.i qisToeY
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BURsAU or ORDNANCE NAVY DTP,RfsHsr,l
WssmHGION CITY. Jan. 10, lBot
GALE Of CONDEMNED NAVY CANNON
- Notice Is hereby given thst The lsh day OF feornafy
net At n ococt m there viii be sod public auction At
tho NavyYard brooklyn, Newfolf and i The Navy Yard,
Poftmonlh New Haupshiro tho f1l9E ~ CANnoS, being
3l.pds OF o.. c,st known " gradual inrfrsss," via;
one hundred and sH O5 cannon ~ Navy Yard. Brooklyn
ForysI li6) cannon at Nryy Yard, Pod,moutL 90
The. guu. are be sold ~ tho pound, and onehaf the
purchase money be psid al ths completion OF ne sale
and tho other half upon tho remoy, Of mo guns ~ the nf'
cs,rr which rsnot, must taso place within Eco daJs etes
die sale, and ~ the sIpouss q aid purchaser.
a. A. MISE, Chief q Bureau
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financial.
NHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
FOR SS2.OOO.O0O.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPENED WITH
Messrs. SCHUCHARDT g. GERHARD,
BANKERS,
Nc. q NAsSAU-ST., NEw-Y0BK
CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
Ne. q NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoBK

TIE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAIL,
WAY COMPANY offer for sale ONE MILLION
ONF HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of their FIRST
NOHTGAGE BONDS, in Sums of One Thousand Dollars
eac maturing thirty years. bearing interest At the rate Of
s r cent per annHn payable N the CITY oil Newt ORA
on the irs DAYS OF April ana October IN each year,
Thee Bonds secured by first end only Mortgage on
te or.y income sud franchises Of tie Hallway CompeIy
LENT 20 Frcdercs SchuchaTd aud Henry Morgan Of the
Civ Of NewNork, Trustees D,<, p,
re-ninr Niue u-ldred Thousand Dollars ne bond
sra sef spsrt AID remsn in The bands o. the SAID tus
y, or tie purpose OF being exchanged for the hdrbteo
- OF the Chicago ard Cincinnati Railroad company Ien
on Ia crosse 10 Logansport this effected, tho $1,000
M form HIai snd only Mortgage Qua hne VI toao Nv inhe
In r,ii es.trt froa Chicago 20 Iosanspof. where con
-fs m ths Cincinnati and Chcsgo Air-L ne form
m ie shortest line by 80 miles bstgeen CfAso ana mem
end ~ % niles .hs shortest line between Leuis'e ana
Chicago. , $500, .u,...
- rlso opra IN connection With Roads nor IN or''Gho;
s0 -re on~ rsrg rfc haes from Ch'07o 70 Ne o's,
Pfrdepir Bnli.lore oEdaU Eoffcrn Ciies me oahee
iei, Ciic1eo an3 No Yok BY h.s rou'e oin2 .Aorsf
tagl b. eiT ~ ne esao iisrs fsa Dsirt or by Io
The l1p' i4 u1a rrar contract, and The most strenuous
Efforts a aade to have it open for traffic dufins the
To c-o, On 80 Bond, Maturing during the progre' q
TIE prov ded FOR. and viii remain on dsn9
viii the ssn&crs q ho Company Msssrs sOHt ChAHDI
fBN ARD No 81 N.ssUg sl TO whom the company ieie
or ricr pac go. snd Uhere seb'cnpton books 2r .n
asr lave been opcAedNo. 81 lliru It, No" lork Dec
23 1853 w. D. lJDsON. President.
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AmnsementS.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST DAY, Positively
LAST DAY, POSITIVELY.
LAST DAY, POSITIVELY
TOM TAYLoR's SPLENDID DRAMA.
NHE TICKET-OF-LEAvE MAN,
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
THIS AFIEkN0ON at O'Clock, and
THIS EVENING, s&A
1T MUST BE REMOVED
IT MUST BE REMOVED
ANOTHER SPLENDID DRAMA.
CAMIILAs HUSBAND
'n 'Bf Sst5 SST next sFd MoSbay
with splendid cast, scenery music properties 6e a
Just Engaged, a. great expense,
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER
who produces bsauiif1i music on
THREE WHISTLES AT ONCE,
THREE WHISTLES AT ONCE,
" ~ ''' TaREE coL3ss2L GitSTsf'
Three COLOSSAL GIANTS!
FIGHT FEET FOUR INCHES HtaR
WaiGhs 46s PoINDsi
GIANT GIRL,
-S'D EfGHT FEET ONE INCH HIGH
TIE GIANT BOY,
"a years old, and .,. ,.,, ,
THE GREATEST PYRAMID on diAN~
ALBlHO FAMILY, FROM MADAGASCAR,
the most Er.raordrary Phenomenon Ia Nature.
KELlY'S AUrONhTON MUSICAL TROUPE
c0n'sS e II PfTN 'Ss q Ok f SSPf
producing music equal 70 \ foil orche trs.
THREE GROUPS or MOVING WAx-FIGURzS
WAN FIGURE or THE PRINCESS OF WAIAfA
THE MONSTER SERPkSfS,
GRAND AQUARIA, Mammoth be,r.
ROBERT HOUDINS AUTOMAIQN WRrTEhi
EDUC ATED SEAL which play. MUSICAL ln5TDQ
MENr and million other wonders.
Admission 20 cents. Children uudsr ten Is cenA