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MARRIED.

At Psrkman, Geauga County, Ohis, On Thursday,
Dec, 18th, 1862 by Esq. Davis Mr.. I. ~ HOPKINS, Of
McGregor, Iowa, to Miss AUGUSTA, daughter OF WIZ.
BROWN, OF Parkman.
Sergeant Hopkins Tim" Hopkins and lady, reached
the west Mississippi shore last week, just in time to
participate in Of the pessantest New Years cele
brations, with evening dance as q wind-up, that
McGregor has witnessed. "Tim" lent hand at the
vicn, and Mrs. II. made herself at home in the 'ba-
ance," ''allemande," "chassez," &c, &c. A rather
lively introduction for bride just from the steady
portion Of Ohio, but the lady seemed to enjoy Nc
Gregor New Year with the liveliest Of the party May
all the happiness meted out to mortals attend our
young friends through l.fei
At Prairie du Chen. Wis Dec. I'd, 1868 by Rev.
VIM. Mullen, Mr.. Charles IL. Pusney, to Miss Martha
J johnson, both OF the above named place.
On the 24th ult. by the Rev. Is. F. Taylor, at the
residence Of the brides father in Madison Township,
Mr.. VIM. Mcintosh, to Miss Mary era Word.
At the brides residence, in West Union, Iowa,
Tuesday, Dec. 10th, 1868, by Rev. Richard swearin-
gen, Ainccnt Chiids, Esq, Of Manchester, Iowa, to
Miss Frances II. Pierce, OF West Union.
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From the 21st.

From the 21st.
Sergeant Davie Drummond write s an in.
teresting letter to Mrs. d. and by polite
ness Of the lady we are enabled to make
condensation Of it: Matagorda Bay or
Peninsula, is the Camp. From New Or
leans there was sail Of GO hours and 575
miles. Most Of the men were sca-sick the
first day (Davie included) but they soon re-
covered. Weather warm and men all bath
ed. Found no enemy. The horses could
not be landed for few days and Q Of them
died. COL Merrill's horse and one other
jumped overheard and sw am for the wrong
shore; they have not beeen heard sf since.
He gets the NORTH Iowa TINES, and would
write to it for its attention to the army
boys, but fears he cannot do well enough
(Try, David, and see if it wont look we'll
in "prent.") lie likes long letters from
home. Advises his family to dress in thick
clothing and heavy shoes. Beautiful shells
ore picked up on the shore, but it costs too
much to send them to the dear ones of
home. Gen. Lawler is called 'tub of
CUTS" by some Of the men. Two of the
22d were caught "confiscating' some. stray
sheep, and the General ordered them to
march through camp with dressed sheep
On rail. While this was going on, num-
bers Of both regiments bleated like sheep
The General was mad, called the officers Of
both regiments into his heavy presence,
order the officers to ferret out the guilty
ones or march Gall the ofIicers) miles and
back on the beach, and if they then failed,
the officers were to march 10 miles and
back. Two Of the men owned up and ex-
pressed regret that oil! Of both regiments
had net joined in. The rcpor. was made
and there was no marching s milest Gen.
Warren Joined us. to-day, 16th.) Many of US
had not seen him since We left Houston, No
lie met with most hattering reception
lie uncovered and humorously said: Boys
yon know your filings-don't steal toe
much turned on his heel and walked
eff. Health good. On the 9th the Major
on dress parade, announced that Grant has
beaten Bragg, and then some noise was
male. The Sergeant signs his name 81
kindly to his family tina, we cannot om
copying it. yours, always and ever"
ID. DRrMMoND.
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wWe see by the papers that at West
Union and Elkader, and other places, there
were held Christmas Eve Festivals, a la
McGregor, but we have not seen that at
those places two to two hours spent with
the zoe aims proved irksome to the reporters
of the press
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CONCERT. -Thc Baker Family will give
one Of their celebrated Vocal Concerts on
Saturday evening, January 9th, 1864, ct
the Brick Church. This meritorious and
highly popular family of singers are too
well known to the McGregor Public to re-
quirc iaudation at our hands. Go by all
means and hear them.
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BOsIetu for VOlag ~ teers.

DE IT ORD AIMED by the Town Council Of McGreg-
ID Or that the Record der of said be ordered to
draw ordor the Treasurer Of said town for the
sum of One Hundred Dollars to each able bodied man
who shall enlist Q volunteer in some Iowa Regiment
at any time between aud the taking place Of the
draft for Iowa. Provided that the person enlisting
shall be credited to Mendon Town hip, and prov ded
that order shal he drawa until said volunteer shall
produce certificate from q recruitn. officer in Nc
Gregor that said volunteer has been enlist
ed amt sworn into the United States SERVICE and II
also present cert ifcate signed either by Dr. John
Low Dr.. +. Andres that said volun has be en-
carefully examined and pronounced 1T for military
service Provided further that said Recorder be an-
thorized to draw orders such number Of volunteers
only will clear Mendou Township from the pending
draft. JOHN 4. SroNENAN,
Mayor of McGregor.
Attest--LouIs BENTON, Jr Recorder.
McGregor, lows, Jan. 2, 1864.
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ID / H d.:

u
In Lansing, on Monday, Dec. 2lst, 1868, Mrs. MARY
j. vile of samuel c. Gibbs, aged sc ears IL months
and two days.
At lndantown, Tama county, Iowa, on the 10th Of
Dec, $685. Mrs Julia Billings, wife Of George Billings,
aged % years.
In DEBORAH, on the morning of the goth ult., Of
scarlet fever and dropsy, simon D., Of N. and
Jane Oaks, aged 10 years and B months.
OF Consumption, Dec. 9th, 1868, the residence of
g. V. Putney, Burr Oak, Moses Predmore, Of he
late Rev. Moses Preduore, deceased, of Garuavillo
Died at the American House, McGregor, Iowa, jan
uary LIST, 1864, GEoRGE, aged IA years, IL months
and Is days, son OF John A. and Juletts Barmore.
This young man was accompanying his parents to
Winnish.ik county, Iowa, and taken sick at Pr.
du Chen about weeks ago. On arriving at NcGreg-
or his afflicted parents obliged to stop with him
and from that time all medical attendance and the
kindes. failed to arrest the Destroyer The body
will be deposited in the McGrcgor Cemetery.
~ The Portage (Wis.) Record is respectfully re-
quested to copy
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JANUARY 6TH.-Mr. Geo. Mahoney Of the
Washington House Elkader was compelled
by stress Of weather to postpone his New
Years Ball to Friday, next, the Eighth.
This is Old Hickory Jackson's New Or
leans day, and if man OF lady cannot
dance then, what's the use Of dancing at
all. We than. Mr.. and Mrs. M. and the
managers for a special invitation.
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Helmbold's Extract d uchu
uelmbold's Extract Buehu
Helmbold's Ex tract Buchu
uelmbold's Extract Buchu

And q positive and specific
the Bladder, Kidneys Gravel
ness, and all diseases OF the
vertiscment In another colun
for the medicine at once.
feits. ,eH
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A thriving town on the Western Bank
or the Father Of Waters standipg,--

thriving town the Western Bank
or the Father Of Waters standipg,--
city Of Gne commercial rank,
Once known Is McGrcgors Landing.
~ There other towns whose walks and drives
Are mere picturesque and r mantle,
But no place of its size has more drive and snUp
This side Of the broad Atlantic.
Such merchants as Ilsmmersiough Brothers
Are deserving Of honorable mention;
For their prices stand ut figures which are low,
And patronage Of the fastidious and fashion.
Call in and examine their extensive stock
OF Dry Goods and Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, &C., at their new Brick Store, l0l
Main street, opposite Broad Axe
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1R- Miss JAMES School rs-opens this
"wednesday morning. There ere four
er five seats vacant yet.
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.vOtiCc
Lost.

I'm December oath, 1898, between Bulls Head and
~ McGregor, q Steel Clasp Pocket Book containing
one package OF $50, another of 1890, marked J.
Smith, aud about $25 in bank bills and postage
rency and also Bank receipt yor 500. Twenty DOL
lars reward will be paid for the recovery of the Book
and contents, to be left at the Morris Iowa TIMss
Office. W. ANDRES.
(376wI
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The Great Diuretic (!
The Great Diuretic (!
The Great Diuretic {!

The Great Diuretic 4!
remedy for diseases Of
, Dropsy, Organic Weak
Jr.nary Organs. See ad-
n. Cut 1t out and send
. Beware Of counter
(277ml)
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COMMERCIAL.
TINES OFFICE, Tuesday, 3 P. NJ, I
January 5, 1854.

Nothing done las: week. All Snow and cold wealth
err January 1st came in terribly and is pretty cool
yet. The market east was blocked, trains stopped
running from Thursday till Monday. Gold about 81
produce sitter Particularly pork under advices
from Greenland No mail from east West till Mon
day night.
See Market reports below.
MrLwAUKEE, Tuesday, Jan. 81 p. NJ.
Gold, ], 81 IL. Wheat, l,l6. Pork, $3.50 to
$3.50.
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As. Who hath wo? who hath sorrow
who hath contention? who hath babbling
who hath wounds without cause? who hath
redness Of eyes?
56. They that tarry long at the wine
they that 60 to seek mixed wines.
AZ. Look not then upon the wine when
it is red, when it giveth its colour in
in the cup, when it movcth itself Alright
4S. At the last, it biteth like a serpen.
and stirgeth like an adder.
40. On the fourteenth day from this,
shall another chronicle appear, therefore
take heed unto your ways o, ye people.
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E1- Notice.. episcopal Service every Sunday
O'Clock P. NJ, at the German Presbyterian Church,
opposite the Brick School House. Rev. W. +. LLOYD,
Pastor. 800
Milwaukee e. Pr. du CHEN Railway.
Trains Depart.
Mail and Day Express Passenger, 900 A. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger, P. 81.
Trains Arrive.
Mail and Day Express Passenger, .......S:25 P. NJ.
Might and Express Passenger, ...........7:15 A. n
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NOTICE.


TIME COpARTNERSIIP heretofore existing be-
/ tween Hills 4 Mcdose, expired this day by limi-
tatian. HILLS & McTIOSE.
McGregor, Dec. LIST, 1868. 376w4
The business will hereafter be conducted at the old
staxd by j. MclIOSE & CO.
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A FACT WORTH KNOWING ALI grocers are
compelled to sell the staple articles Of heavy
goods, whether they make q larga profit or
not, but in shelf goods and many articles Of
which the purchaer is not a Judge, they sell
those upon which they can make the most
profit. In this way worthless Saleratus is
sold, and in no other. The grocer who intends
to sell the best goods and rely upon fair profit,
will always keep De Land e. Co 3 Chemical
Saeratus, and thousands OF dealers will sell no
other
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COUNTY SEAT.-We are told there are
not enough names on the McGregor petit
ton to justify the Board Of Supervisors in
ordering vote. The intense weather Of
the past week prevented a proper canvass
Of the many townships; this can be RENE
that Guttenburg Jefferson Township
furnished only 60 names for the McGregor
petition.
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List Of Letters

DEMAINING uncalled for In the McGregor Post
II Once, for the week end ing Jan. 9th, 1864.
Persons calling for the following letters, will please
say .sadyertsed.D
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REcRuITING-Thc Town Council Of Nc
Gregcr hrs offered an additional bounty Of
500. See the ordinance. On Monday
night meeting was held and two recruits
obtained On Tuesday Committee Omni.
bus-rigged passed through both McGregor
cities with music AMI banners drumming
up defenders of the country--with what
success we have not learned.
LADIES DO you know this is LEAP
YEAR? You can propose! An old bach.
was in our Office this morning and said he
hoped to Heaven some (old) maid would
drop him note with proposition to drop
her name at the same time.
Don't be cruel, girls!
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New ADs.-Kead them and wait till next
week for sort Of exhortation over them,
as our Methodist friends used to say.
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The OUTsIDE.-We devote the outside
of this issue to the Army almost exclusive.
~. Read the letters from the boys; tho
communication signed ". T." the three
pieces OF original poetry, particularly that
one addressed to Maj. Drummond-it is
we'll. written-creditable to the authoress
(once resilient of McGregor) and very
complimentary to the Major. 'Revillo" is
now a resident of McGregor:
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FINE Liquors 1t affords us very great
pleasure to acknowledge the receipt from
Chicago friends, by American Express, of
a box containing full grown Demi John
Of excellent Bourbon, package Of superb
or Brandy and few large bottles of the
finest Champagne. 1t would be hypocriti-
cal to say that this New Years present
was not to our taste and we therefore do
not say it. A test Of the article by the
many~visitors and friends of the Office con-
firm our opinion that no better liquor or
wine ever got to the west side Of the River,
and we advise all who want something nice
for home use or healthy for drinking GUS
toners to order such goods from VAN
BusKIRK & HENRY, one of the oldest houses
in Chicago. All McGregor men who visit
that city will be at home on State Street
between Clark and South Water. Messrs.
Van B. &c II. are young men, affable and
attentive to customers; they mix no Ii.
quois, nor do they Misunderstanding of
them from original packages and do the
mixing yourselves if you aciU spoil good
thing. John F. WRIGHT is the city Agent
for this house and but few can beat him in
securing trade. JOHN, we visited Bridge
port didn't We?
Please examine Van b. & Icnry's Ad-
ertiscmcnt.
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80. And if all were written concerning
that supper the whole Of the books in the
world could not contain it.
81 Now Thomas and his friends could
not tarry at table but one hour and half,
for they were continually vexed by Angus
tus the watch maker, by Powers and by
John surnamed Benton who besought them
to depart for they were hungered.
35. AS they arose and went out it came
to pass that by chance John found a bottle
hall-flled with old wine.
Sc. And, behold, he knew not what to
do with it.
81. So, he poured the contents thereof
into the pocket of Ethan's best coat.
3s. But Ethan wist it not and went on
his way rejoicing with Jennie.
SO. Now, this gathering of the people
pertalned also unto the Fair called Santa.
ry.
40. And there were poured into the
treasury so many greenbacks that the CHIEF
women went home justified.
Al. And about this time Daniel entreat.
ed the men Of the city to give unto him
for the poor, and he gathered together Of
dollars fifteen score, whereat the multitud
opened their mouths and marvelled.
40 T. But the wickedness Of the city
increased more and more so that Samue
and all the chief priests wept sore. ,|
AZ. And ceased not day and night t.
warn the people to fee from the wrath t.
! come
A. Hear, 0 men Of McGregor what thu
scribe hath found in the Scripture con
corning you and hearken thcreunto
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CORPORATION NOTICES..

CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLE NOTICE rs HERE.
~ b. given that sale OF Property, according a, FOR
unpsd assessmen on real estate tor reg strg srad ns
sl CITY Hs In tho city of New York Monday the
asy and nc connnaed from DAY day un,h TIE holr aha
Be sold Ine dsmen atemen. e. sne propey 70 ce 90
per pris,ed ana published In the city Of New copies
ONCE Of The Daily New Dy order ot the Comptroller
-p.par,nss, Of Finance. Bureau a Arrears. Aasass q
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AMUsEM EMENTs.

w oRowbfD hoyszs. CROWDED HOUSES.
MR. JOHN 8. CLARKE.
DOUBLE BILL.
comprising for the tweDty-nft tine. the comedy OF
hvEhYSoDY's FRIEND
THE IxHoRffaa1S roop1ra
sta.' Sa a 'i II. q as = A e . s e
FOR that ea.has.s and appro6.siOu wh'ea
BnIIsSr sND sishqLY FL W iscsrAsso SUCCESS
d.nss, .rd esvbrsss v,btshieh snls
gifted artist 80 spy described By OF our aoies writer's
"rHE EMBODIED GENIUS or FUN"
nTy * sassD'f as6 SsT psTe' G5LyArRp
ever assembled in his eatre possibes mako
Mr. JOHN s. CLARKE
To.HicHr ARD EVERY NIGHT
AND sAfSs Tiaor1ft ~ HssyS foSSLzs.
Doors open Mt ~, cosnmeneng At ao'eock.
CANssEIga,s sanss, aIssrssLs; s,-,r .,...
oPEN EVERY NlHGT
AND ON sAiaHPAiS "A ~ oiGLogkl 6gSaAN0'@s'
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Second week and unsounded success OF Frank Lesies
equsS'rA An Oui'sq'' MAzEppA.
with effects Introducing fun brnss band and grand r
ufG by all the cha acters,
i7ggesh%er t7g % with the following new acts
PIKss PEAKERss, ss,sAvrlpu1 LIZZIE,
WRITE A LETTER TO NY MOTHER, :
Scenes AZ THE ACADEMY,
Tickets IS cent. to all parts Of house
GRAND PRESENTATION CONCERT
: |. u,,. TIE a 4. AoADsSS sI,s,Ss Of ,r MUSIC,
Nsw e S''a 9oaK SaSs EAsTfMcTusiSe IL sEwELLERs
On FRIDAY EVENING, Sept, 50,
On which occasion ao,.
uNpRRcEDFNTHn ATrRAorroN
win be pressntseSf, sS,, BY ! the mGss .coovp,,oupr
1rA!s ssEaAs M szsris1
VINO have been scVEE s9Eafsa %ushoAL isE sfS EVENT
Tickets, to all parts oSr Of the e6, hqqse,
PECULIAR AND ORIGINAL itS FEATURE
vALuABns HFsRs FaEssssF sFAp WIFI hIAp EACH r1oKar
TO each tickss cold Is a,tacied casS.on
which 'a'''' ia' SpE1Urfs6l pHIsGasfs s. PRESENT.
'a5yaas oSR bonhaR la 'G To FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
which present the purchaser OF Nc~et receive at
IMMEDIATELY
Of the to the Acuay Of the Asso
''A'" raE PLACE WHERE THE TICKET rs
PURCHASED.
The presents MMEsss III. sH;oSo ssTook i0 81 ias ssEwRx
F'Naas NoaEaIsaBRArED gMr1sE r. SEWING xAdaHsss
4sEast s.ns s.Tss R.HsHss
GUARD sS9,A. en41Es; .Ssxs sIJSs IHJnSSsocHEs'
RINGa &C., &c,
and dless variety OF
BlJUUTERIE AND oBJETs DE vERTU.
exhibition ut the and elegant
COMPANY DEPOT.
NOS. 542 AND 5li BROADWAY,
A whch place only tickets be purchased and after
MONDAY, SEPT. IL
THEIR DEPOT
u fitted up in . style OF
Z s'sa q s and examine
for themselves
BEAUTiFUI AND USEFUL ARTICLES
}iE TO BK GIVEN AWAY
to ticket purchasers
E. n. KLIAS.
Actuary.
Full particulars OF Concert in future announcement.
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FAUST.
The Original Americna Cast.
Splendid Costumes frc1n Parts and L0ndou,
bGperf Mise ScsAe,
Gr1nd Chorus II Ope ilHrared Snssied Voices
Gsand Orchestra 4 Fly lprtrsmeALaiI&s,
Fah Military Band Of ghlern.
The Ieatanla SccletY-Si1tY NnSAs.
FAUST. bis original assnlnpueg. NJ FRANZ uIMMHE
MARGUERITE her original agsrmr.
hAhiA tsnPEs.s tiRn
J. st- t.,s
tQnie accorded Of tha urs iyreo Guln&us as
suIn pto khoan 10 t,e operate stage . ~ ,,.,..,
~ klf H.. L.................. Aue. BERTHA d0HANhSNn
VALENTINE ...............M HEINRICH SrFl Nkckk
Especial attention has been given 20 eelecula ,hc me
ber Of the Grand Chorus Tor whom 80 uea q ne oResa
written several acknowledged principals wia be
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AmUsE m ENTs.

AmUsEMENTs.
WALLAcK's rHssTsE &or
has the honor that essbshmest VIII eysn
THE ssyAE yAtE Ass s5sTsr ss sEAS0s
with COMEDY by DIoN BoUofc1ULr.
New Scenes. D.s.st fsr.srs rsspss,.s. and Appoint
GREATEST TAfsST
Further ralpSssl r /. dfsSsn r.. Sss,ye q
ID future advrtiAsmens
NrsLo's GARDEN
Ff.5 nm, q se Ss e Tb@iS SosSssl,
iS'' IN hA u1y A' oosioISSU Saa ''r''"so0a o.
Sues t1e tse.iis sas eTsniSs ss1ns been srais
Tie csst enitrases ine names os he rs.l company:
fqshEsg as sG69sIIoLAkus
WILLIAM WhEAIi.EY. DoNN's ''o'4o' las'' -''''
seats secured sx dats IL advance
OlYNfIc THEATRE.
SOFA Lessee aud nanagsrs,. Mrs Sohe Mood.
'''I' cSoaaEs cEGENETi '0if TiE sEcoEbb wEET ET"'N'
FALL AND %Is.rSSR srAsoE.
MoNDAt hyENING, sLPfBNBkR Il, 1854.
% "''''- MRS JOHN wooD
wn appear for the rs. time 10 two Years in her talented
'a'p3.e',''.' " jENEY LIND = 80
Granny Gag dt.i appearance !. this aea .nap
SA'o1 Srst appearance this Session $50 = -
NJ FrsS'oas % drama w.
!. which Miss " 1fv9s s asa M9.fs Et.a sts,
Hoiston. from The London theatres, viii appear.
Charles Dickens anF.s efsFa,Sd d5nTT7l3stfrwrr ngysl Il
Doors open "a, Performances commence atS46
Uox's OLD BowERy THEATRE
Lessee p"SSipr THE AJq 5uKEs sSi pSvcE :
J, B. sudlcy. Henri dc Lasardere
= S'n'i Mrs rs T l. ?i; T. s,sson, Mrs j. Food ~
s PHnf af ny p fs' Rsgs
from Paris, his ira appearance at this theatre.
Overture q orcee4rs 41 III header ,r Alexander ryts
j. Flood, g. L Fox Ms Mv H. Chapman
Harry Chapman and the Full Company.
WooDs 81. BRohDwwAY ROAD aYa ,,..-
GRAND orENlEo NIGHT
'0' "' FALL AND WRITER sEAsoS
POPULAR PALACE OF MIysTRELsY.
FULL AND EFFICIENT COMPANY
cen %HE pE'i'Is LEADING MEMBERS or THE PROFESSION
OF THE MOST xTTRAc I'VE CHARAoTER
wtd be produced during ne s,. ss.ssn
The manager respectfully that during the pre-
TuKErS 1Ia; 50 nc CENTS KhsRavkD SEATS 60 oaNrs
MONDAY. sEPTEABER IL,
The Fan Of Atlantis. The Con scfp.s The Coun.rymans
nis Men. Fnns cans wass cIear the Track. &C.
Doors open quarter to seven; commence a. quarter
Is Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway
Mondsy September P u, and during The sr week ,u,x
oAA'D AAorH bRYHNrs' MINsrRELs S.
will Introduce the following popular acts In the opening
IN hi. ,o,m,..s. ohalea.s SAs banse sa1AsT WITH
n ''s'f; Si'E SS2s s1.,or
The brilliant vocal qusrtetts, in new pieces;
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fFrnm the Kxnrass

lie John Owens, thp comic actor. while o.
the scene but Shnge wnaever character 10 PEI
and 10 only personally prominent when - his cue
No Nevertheless he 10 artsticay prominent At a.
times and perspectves ef hia
much finish and humorous originality
he the eAdng traits lie In legitimate edy pre-
aeIN " a IellerEln In burlesQuA
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AMUyEM MK NTy.

CADRkY or MUSIC.
~ isAuGuRAL SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
LEnNAkD GROVER. R............... ......... DIRECTOR
CARL ANSCH ITL. " = cor ~DUCTQR
GRAND oPESiNG or Tr ACADEMY
TEls SAoSDAYl EVENING September IL 1854.
uouncd'a Grand opnrs, ir ave acts
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

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~ ana Rocsaway kssroad Company 30 Fssca sNe.C
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company Prnpo sai to be Bronklyn r.st
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GEORGE LEONARD Sea JOSEPH q WARD, Pres
The New York herald., 1864-09-12
I Rrnm tha Mawa

Mr.. Owens rendering Of Scion 6hngs 10 one Of the
wonderful comedy tmperson atonssSn tho stage ene
Ia enough stamp raf0 genius It's like
has never Witnessed In Now York, and We have noe
him
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

r Aptss AND GeNTLsMEN OF RRsPKorA siLfry-
soc,sica can sppc tuniiy Of dsina bys
drcssing q LuivtsI iM oaaa street
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

universally pronounced the
THE MOST GRAPHIC AND FAULTLEss CREAMOR
THE MOST GRAPHIC AND FAULrLEss CREATION
aver gIveO comic stage Of country has ia rly
ELECTRIfIEo THE METROPOLIS WITH ITS Fun,
ELECTRIFIED THE METROPOLIS WITH ITS Fun.
ELECTRItIED THE METROPOLIS With lTS FUN,
already proven the most complete and memorash
hls achl ed In New YORK
SINCE BURTON'S CAPTAIN CUTfLB