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Old Bay Line.
6AFEICE o. rHE COsrMERCIAL STEFAN.

RFFICE OF TEE COMMERCIAL STEAM
" BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF,
BALTIMORE, September p, 1865.
A CARD.
A statement having been circulated among the
mercantile community that the COMMERCIAL"
or outside line of Steamers between this port and
New York, has been only established temporarily,
and is to be withdrawn at the convenience of the
owners the undersigned wishes to correct such mis-
statement, and gives assurance to merchants and
shippers generally between these ports that arrange
ments have been completed to keep up regular com
munlcatlon for tue years. The extensive docks at
Pier No. Il North River, New York, and Flannigans
wharf, in Baltimore, have been leased for that period
ana afford dock accommodation unsurpassed by any
line in either port Three first class freight Steam
ers, viz, the SEA GULL, FALCON, and KING
FISHER, will make regular and rapid connection.
and will deliver Freight according to the terms Of
shipment during that time
JACOB B. SMULL,
oc6-6m: General Agent
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A UCTIoS SAFE OF RATLRoAD

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QrARrERM4sTER.
WAsHINGTON. D. C., October 81. 1865.
Will be sold at public auction, on WEDNESDAY.
November - 1865, al p. NJ, Mt the Machinery De
pot Of G. and C. PLACE, No. 222 Pearl street, Ncw
York city
One % thirty foot plancr,
One % liydrostatic Wheel Press,
One % large Railroad Drill,
One % Punching and Shearing Machine, combined,
-Four 40 fifteen ton Jacks.
One hundred CO0) Claw Bars
Forty-four - dozen assorted FicG.
Six o. Kerosene Head lights.
The above machinery is all new, and was con
structed for the United states Military Railroad
service
Terms cash, in Government funds.
II. J.. ROBINSON,
no2-tNo2O Brcyct Colonel and A. O. NJ
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AUCTTONEER'S NOTICE.-Immediately after
the sale at Clothing Warehouse, Conway street, we
will sell at the Government Fardy'sl wharf, south
which we will sell at the Machine Shops of Messrs
Poole Hunt and MesSrs. Jno. Wells Sons, at the
foot OF Thames and Bond streets, --, at the con
): Bonded Warehouse, Canton-sale to commence as
above, at the Government Clothing Warehouse,
Conway street, at 10 o'clock, and continued as ind
Gated in this nctice
No Goods will be delivered until the conclusion of
the sale and then the mode of delivery will be made
known by the UNDERSIGNED.
~. rIiN {. 90 hnctinnncrs
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EVARM OF 100 ACRES in Anno 1rrnd,

EVAKN OF loo ACRES, in Ammo Arundel
IL County, situated on South River and known as
Boards Point Farm" The soil is of fine quality
and easily improved location healthy; water excel
lent; line second growth chestnut; also oak hickory,
poplar and pine wood sufficient for all necessary pur-
poses. Improved by three frame dwelling houses,
log barn, stables, corn house and meat house, all of
which are more or less in bad repair. Water fowl,
crabs oysters and terrapns in abundance. This is a
good point for business, it is public landing,
where the farmers for twenty miles around haul their
produce A large schooner plies regularly between
this point and Baltimore For terms, &C., apply to
w. r. COLE,
n. E. corner Baltimore and North streets.
oc2-tf Second Story,
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%FS 1866. 1860
NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE TRANSPORT
TATION LINE.
milan D ROUTE,
Via Chesapeake and DeLdtoare, and Delagare and
Raritdn Canals.
The Boats of this line resume their trips for the
season on MONDAY March 18th, and will, on and
after that date leave Light Street Wharf daily at three
o'clock, p NJ
Freights of all kinds carefully handled and all des-
patch given.
mmends itself as a desirable medium for the trans
ortation of merchandise.
Rates as low by sea, while shippers avoid searsk
Goods destined beyond New York forwarded free of
all charge for commissions.
Ereights for Ne,9 York ,cil be receiUed this day
(THURSDA y, March 9Th.
For Freight apply to
j. ALEXANDER SHRIVER, Agent,
No. Light street wharf.
ONCE In New York on pier No. Z, North river.
o3-t W. DALZELL. Agent. .
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Government Wharf Tardy's) south side of the
Ba5ln. One large lot of SHIP STORES, comprising
Bedd!ng Riggng, Engineers Material and Stores Of
al kinds. Particular attention is called to these
Stores, as most of them are entirely new.
weight about $500 lbs.
One Iron Ruddcr, made of ~ inch round iron II
feet inches long, plated with $40 inch iron on back
ner; also small blowing engine
POOLE HUNTS YARD. foot of Thames ST.:
One superior Tubular Boiler taken from the
steamer S. r. Spaudng IS feet inches in length il
Boiler Is in complete order and ready for immediate
use, having been repaired at cost of 81 600 with the
view OF putting it in the steamer Ben Deford," and
not used as the Ben Detord recently sold by the
Government
One Boiler, taken from the steamer Convoy" q
about &c. 900 lbs.
One Boiler, taken from the Steamer .Iolas. 20
ieet IN length, feet IN width weighing about D. 400
lbs; also some new Crate Bars.
John Wells Il Sons foot of Bond street one Boiler,
taken from the steamer John Tracy" IS feet i'm
length, feet 10 inches in width. weighing about
l?,6sO lbs; Also one Gasometer, weighing about 800
lbs, one lot Boiler Iron and Tubes Tanks, Smoke
stack etc. taken from various steamers.
United States bonded Warehouse, CantOn-0ne lot
OF SeryIceable Quartermaster's Stores, comprising
Drays Dray Harness. Wagon Material, Tools of vari-
kinds Furniture etc. sold only because no longer
QuarterlnasterS Stores, comprising Hospital Eurni-
ture and Material Steamer Stores Fire Engines and
Quarterm2ster's Stores Of every kind.
Also, one Nrecking Apparatus taken from the
Apparatus all complete.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. at the Clio
thing warehouse, and to be continued the Auc-
tlOneer may direct
Terms cash in Government funds on day Of sale.
C. B. BEACH.
Can't. and A. q. NJ.
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a ARGE SALE


SUPPLIES, MATERIALS AND TOOLS.
VIII be sold at public auction, at Newberne North
Carolina, on THURSDAY, November Both, 1866 the
following property, viz:
II Locomotive Engines, / feet s. inch guage.
q box Freight Cars do do do
Is Rack Cars, do. do. do.
1876 Flat Cars. do. do. do.
Hand Cars. do. do. do.
Also, the Machinery. Tools and Materials in the
I; 5. NJ. Railroad Repair Shops at Ncwbernc. n. C.
There will also be offered about 400 tons Railroad
Iron, large quantity Of Bridge and Railroad Spikes
Chairs, Carpenters, BlackSmithS and Machinists'
Tools Iron, Steel and Copper and Railroad supplies
and materials generally.
The attention of Railroad managers and dealers is
invited to the large quantity Of this class of property
offered, embracing everything required in the con-
Structlon, repair and operation of a railroad.
Full information with lists of the property and
description of the engines will be given applca
ton to the undersigned at Raleigh, n. c., by letter
telegraph.
Terms cash, on day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o clock 4. NJ, November
3Oth, and continue from day to day until the property
is sold.
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CHIEF QUARTEgNAsTER's OFFICE
nrp4r- ~,

CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER's OFFTCE.1
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, d. C., November &, 1861
VIII be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Brevet Colonel C. H. Tompkins, Q. NJ, at the
Government Mill, on street between Twenty-frst
and Twenty-second streets Washington, D. C., on
MONDAY, November 70, 1865, at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
large lot of Condemned Quartermaster's Stores viz:
Letter Presses, Bedsteads Buckets, Iron Safe, Ia
bles, Desks Bits, Blankets, Chains, Hammers, Har-
ness Halters. Saddles, Whips Wrenches. Portable
Pauins, Picks, Saws, ShovelS, Spades, WhecbawowS,
BroOms, dc.
VIII be sold at the late site of Government Repair
Shops, on Twenty first street. between l. and +
streets, on THURSDAY. November sd. 1865, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ
1910 pounds of Wagon Axles, iron.
800 pounds Of Wagon Springs
25100 pounds Of Scrap Chain
2,il0 pounds of Scrap Iron &c.
ALSO.
VIII be sold at Kendall Green Park, about one
mile northeast of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot, on FRIDAY, November p, 1867 at 10 o'clock
a. NJ:
81 Carts.
l0i Two-horsc Amhuances
- Two-horSe Spring Wagons.
1Two-hOrse Buggy.
The sales will be continued from day to day until
the whole is sold
The stores must be removed by the purchasers
within five days from the date OF sale.
Ierms-lash, i'll Government funds.
BY order of BrCV. Mai. Gen. ID. IL. Rucker Chief
Quarermaster Depot Of Washington.
CHARLES il. TOMPKINS
no6-tNA BrcV. Col. and Quarermaster
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a UGEION SALE OF HOSPITAL PRO.
IA EsERTY

CIV. BOTELER JR, AUCTIONEER, l
WASHINGTON, =. c, Nov. 9Th, 1865.
VIII be sold, at public auction. in this city, at the
Douglas Hospital, corner of street. north and Third
street, all the Bedding, Clothing, Medicines. Furni-
Sale to commence on TUESDAY, Nov. l4th 1865, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, and to be continued daily at the
same hour until all articles disposed Of Proper
will be required to be paid for and removed within
forty eight hours from termination of sale. Cata-
logues obtained at this Office
c. SUTHERLAND.
noS-9t Surg L. S. A, Med. Purv.
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-,7Fess FoR MISUNDERSTANDING, VA

r45 =44sss5sa55z5sss LANDINGS On 5NP THE Kappa
HAMMOCK RIVER.
The new and commodous steamer MATILDA, Can
tain james kTwau. will commence running the
above route on IT AaDAI, June 9th, leaving her
wharf foot oi south lrogl, at o'clock 2. NJ stop
ping On hor way " thD Rappahunnock at all the
Landings ON the River.
Returning, the MATILDA viii leave Frcdcricks-
burg FRIDAY MORNING at o'clock stopping at
all the Landings uu her way down tho River and
arriving at Baltimore carly Saturday morning
hy-lrGight taken ut low rates
h9" Al Freight for the River must be prepaid
E9-No Freight received after p. N. On day of
sailing
For further Information, passage, &c, apply to n,
". CORN Err Clerk, or "
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR. Agent,
~ VI est Falls avenue
i. W. ADAMS,
oII-u Agent in fredericksburg
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4 EASTERN AND WESTERN
ii 4 SHORE STEAMERS,
ENTERPRISE STEAMBOAT
IA M

- ~ EASTERN AND WESTERN
FIJ IN hi 4 SHORE STEAMERS,
-sEaEsaEE5=EEls of the
INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
On and after SATURDAY. September I'd, 1865,
these Steamers will run as follows leaving Light
street wharf, at 7 o'clock A. NJ '
Steamer CHAMPION, every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday morning, for Oxford, Cambridge, Den
ton, and Landings on Choptank River-returning by
day.
Steamer HIGHLAND LIGHT, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday morning, for Annapolis West
River, st. Michael'S and Miles River Ferry-return-
ing by the same route every Wednesday, Friday and
Monday.
CHAS. X. CANNONJ,
N. B.-Freight received until 315 P NJ
All Baggage at owners risk. oc2-tf
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es4-.zz s#sssssa- STEAMERS
For Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, City
Point, Petersburg, Richmond, and
all other Connecting Points.
THE NEW LINE STEAMERS
LEAVE SPEARS WHARF, FooT OF GAY ST., BALTIC,
Daily, at Sir O'Clock p H.
The, Steamers of this Line are all new, and their
remarkable speed is due to their construction the
most approved modern models of the fast Hudson
river steamers having been adopted
The superiority of their models gives them great
advantage over the boats of the old style of naval
construction, and the ncWnes5 of their Boilers and
safety ~
Il Is hardly necessary to inform our patrons that
with Their powerful machinery and fine watcr-Iines
thep do not require the slightest approach h Qctng'
TO enable them TO attain much better Of speed
'nan any boats III these waters.
The NEW LINE is composed Of the following Gle
CANT sde-wheel Steamers. supcrbIy fitted NJ with
GEORGE LEARY, Captain Brakeman
LANES !. GRADY, CAPTAIN Laajis.
CITY POINT, Captain TALBOT.
DltTAlOH, Captain DCcrne.
MAGENTA, Captain BaulSer.
The tables are supplied with every luxury the
markets afford, and equal TO irs-casss hotel fare;
and notwithstanding the superior advantages offered
to the tYbIie m point OF elegance comfort safety and
They connect with the elegant New Line Steamers
for CherTyStOnC Mathews county, md all points ON
the Eastern Shore of Virginia, and also with Inc
steamers for NCwbern Edenton. PlyEouln and nh
other points III North Carolina.
Passengers Transferred TO and from all Dc.ots and
Baggage handled free OF charge.
They navigate the James river cHtirciy in tho day
thus aitordng passengers time for seeing the iortca
tons, Dutch Gap, and other objects Of interest.
FIRE:
From Baltimore to Fort Monrc."....~.....Sl 90
Aurl0lh ..............,.... ! W.
Wy tpiNt ......".......,. % ip
blthlGOnu % iHI
From Washington to Eibhmond..,....... 8 90
The pr0prctors Of the line arc now negotiating for
one of the most superb and fast steamers of the Iud
son river to run on the James river, and intend 10
make their line the permanent institution Of Balt-
more, and grateful or the very large share of patron
age they have already received, request continuance
of the public iivors.
Passengers taking the l.l5 train from Philadelphia
make sure connection with this line.
Passengers taking the 2. NJ. train from Washing
ton, make sure connection with this line.
Passengers taking the s A. NJ. train from New
York will have time 10 dine in Baltimore and make
connections.
Bo sure and inquire for tickets by the New line,
and take no other.
information may be obtained on application to
a. W. SHAW,
,o Superintendent New Line,
SelJ-Cot1 Baltimore
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMIERCIAIr-FRDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1865
CLOTHING.
SATAN 0UTWfTTED:

SATAN OgTWiTTED:
OR, PHILOSOPHY EXPLAINED.
BIZ THE BARD OF MARBLE HALL.
Then disappointed Satan went
Back to his fated den,
And swore he would not venture up
To trouble Bill again.
But Bill, like every mortal man,
At length lay down to die,
And started for the lower world,
Expecting he would fry
lie raped upon the iron gate,
Til Satan from within,
Sung out: Who is it that would come
Within tho realm of SIM"
lis your old friend, the blacksmith Bill,
We'll! known as William Stokes,
Who wears good clothes FROM MARBLE HALL,
And plays some little jokes.
"0ho!' says Satan, with his thumb
Upon his proboscs,
His fingers like whirligig
He back and forth did twist
You can't come in here, William Stokes,
Your mission whate'er be it,
I'm sure Is still on mischief bent,
But really can'tsee it,"
So Bill turned back to earth again,
But soon found out that he
A Jack -o-lanten had become
To flicker wild and free
And now above the marshes, Bill
Delights to practice Jokes,
And duck the traveller who don't know
The mischief Of Bill Stokes.
In gratitude to MARBLE HALL.
Through darkest night he glows,
To lead men in the mud and mire
To ruin all their clothes;
So that they are compelled again
To make business call,
And get the cheapest and the best.
At famous MARBLE HALL.
The end.
SMITH BROS & CO., keep constantly on hand
the largest finest and cheapest stock of Clothing in
the city.
IA CLOTHING NOTICE. Ia
M n. II. STINE, up
n. W. corner Howard and Lexington,
CL0TIITER AND MERCHANT TAILOR,
Is now offering at very low prices very large as
'ortment of
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
All goods leaving this establishment are
Well Made Up
and Durable.
Also for sale
PIECE AND FURNISHING GOODS,
If all descriptions, in excellent quality and at lowest
o+a onDt-9 ,,,i
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AUCTION SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF UNCLAIMED
Su BAGGAGE AND SOLDIERS EFFECTS.-I
shall sell at public auction, in Government Ware
house, Norfolk, Va, THURSDAY. Nov. 10th, 1865,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and to continue un-
til all is sold, the fol owing list Of unclaimed bag
gage and soldiers effects which have been accumulat
IL tL.rn 49, H..
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7 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED GUAR
II TERMASTER'S STORES. SCRAP
IRON, AMBULANCE SPRING
WAGONS
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EvARM OF I,OII ACRES, near Cove Point
IL Light House, in Calvert county fifty miles from
Baltimore, and hear of the landings of the
Patuxent line of steamers; 400 acres under cultiya
ton, and balance in oak hickory and chestnut timber
Improved by good Dwelling and Barn, good fencing
&c. For terms, &C., apply to
w. R. COLE
N. E. cor. Baltimore and North sts,
ocZ-r Second story
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$50 TRANsPoETATsI6iNS LINE
-, FOR
i EXA NDRiA, WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETO WIN,
CONNECTING WITH ORANGE AND ALEX ANDRIA RAILROAD
TO LYECHBURG.
STEAMERS EXPRESS, Capt. I. A. RYTHER,
AND
Nv. WHILLDIN, Capt WM RIGGAN
VIII leave pier Light street. foot Of Barre street
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at / o'clock
p NJ 8, for the above places and intermediate landings
on the Potomac river.
Returning, will leave Washington every WE'D
NESDAI and SATURDAY, at O'Clock A. NJ, and
Landings the river.
Through trcghts received every day.
For information, freight or passage, apply to
A. NEEDIIAM SONS
Oc5-H No. li2 Light st. wharf Baltimore.
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Capt and 4. Q. N.
NORFOLK, va. Nov. =. 1865. no9-7t
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGE.
- AT ALEXANDRIA, VA

McJILT0N & CO., Auct'rs,
no S-dts No. 10 South street
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CARPETS!
~ OIL CL0THSl
MATTINGSl r,r,,
DRUGGETS, ETC.
G. S. GRIFFITH,
SO and 81 BALTIMORE STREET,

Opposite Holiday street.,
tensive and best selected stocks Of XELHET double
and single widths ENGLISH ~ Ed APES
VENEPfIN SI G5AlRPETINGS. oil CLOTHS, in all
widths and qualities R r GT MA ATS MATTINGS,
CL0THS. &c, to equal if not to exceed, anything
oIor nfFered 10 the public.
70 the trade great inducements are offered. Goods
at factory prices .
Strangers in our city, and any in want of goods in
my line, are invited to call before purchasing
Terms low for cash. oc1A-9n,
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE ON PUBLIC PROPERTY.

GALE On PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Inc Undersigned will sell at public auction at the
places deslgnated, on FRIDAY, November nth 1865,
NE l9loWlng public property, viz: At Clothing
warehouse, conway street, near Eutaw
40 HOSPITAL TENTS:
a. FLIES,
1876 WALL TENTS.
LII FLIES,
1855 COMMON TENTS.
TIA SHELTER TENTS.
:1Saees PRS TROUSERS FOOT.
1850 STOCKINGS,
5000 DRAWERS
1868 SHIRTS
tpESsp BLopsEs' Vnlined'
1902 FORAGE CAPS,
AssGhss BLANKETS, Wool.
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The Ladies' sRegulaling'' the Liquor
Trahc I'm Greenneld, Ohio.


Our ncghboring town Of Greenfield was the scene OF
unusual excitement last week. growing out Of attack
upon the liquor selling establishments by number Of
ladies belonging to the most respectable families Of the
place.
From the account in the Repuo,icca Of last week II
seems that on Monday morning meeting VI ladies' was
held at which resolutions parsed denoupcng the
evils Of intenpence, declaring the Law insufficient 10
sbaie them and jusafyinga resort TO forcible
About two o'clock on the afternoon Of the sarae day
about twenty-five ladies tsomc Of them armed with
hatchete and axes) appeared in front OF Newbeck's
saloon, Main street. the doors Of which closed in
expectation of visit After reading the resolutions tho
ladies demanded surrender OF the liquor on the prem
Uses The demand not being complied with they com
menced an atack on the doors but, finding these
ad not give way as easily as they expected they broke
OF the party entered and unfasened the doors
70 admit her companions The work OF destroying the
liquors was then commenced with zeal and kegs OF
beer wine and bottles OF ale were speedily tapped and
their contents spilled In the street The drug store Of
Mr. Linn on the opposite side Of Main street, n little
lower down. was next visited. Here the doors also
closed, but by vigorous Of their hatchcts and axes
the ladies effected entrance and the stock Of
liquors inside shared the fate OF Ncwbeck's
During the proceedings ~ Mr. Inns, Mayor Ecku,an
appeared on the ground and read the Riot act but with
The 'regustorsr next visited DR. slaele's drug store
ON the same side VI thdssreet The doctor, deem ng
discretion the better part Of valor" surrendered his
stock Of liquors demand uch the satisfaction Of
his fair visitors The drug store Of Norton Robinson
was next visited, but the proprctors made show
ore resistance .is w.hsrcapon parlsy took place.
"h''h 'sS",cu " ,heu va sup MI tucn hVuVfs
away by railroad the following morning This satisfied
the ladies' and the contract faithfully performed
the part OF Messrs ~ r. Mr.. Binders store was next
visited and he agreed to the same conditions Norton
Robinson. Mr.. Morris saloon next In order He
quietly gave MP his liquors. having but small stock on
hand
Mr.. Newbeck's lose is stated sa $3.50, MT Linn,s
81 800, Dr. 5lagfee e025
The next scene In the drama was the commencement
Of legal proceedings against the ladies engsgd in the
destruction Of the liquor and their husbands for tho re-
covery Of damages Ntr
hessr Briggs and Sloane were engaged as counsel for
the liquor sellers but owing 10 the excitement In tho
community officers could be found In Green cd will
ing TO ISSUE process attompt the arrest Of the phres
accused. Write finally Issued By Eco. Doggett OF
tbs place and served BY Marshal Manning The 40
cssed numberngin al forty seven, thirty sS Of whom
arc sdies, appeared Oh Wednesday befqe Esq eslers
s,SSS g re- for :ns' W ossr S q
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NEW YoRK HERALD SUNDAY, JULY 2s1f 1865.

and called again The press are unanimous in
their praise Of Mr. Owens acting and equally severe in
their criticisms Of the play ITSELF In their notices they
fail into all ssrts OF queer errors geographical and histo
rical They are evidently not over familiar with Amer
can manners customs, geography and history. The
me gravey cls New Jersey OF the Eastern states
and the other papers fall into equally q funny errors
However, THY Ne al friendly 20 Mr. Owens and call
him mos extraordinary and consummate actor very
small poron Of the audience attempted TO crush M
Owens with Kisses, but their number was 10 Contempt
bic that they did injury, but rather rallied the great
Of the audience 10 his support predict for him
gca, SUCCESS but he must play in other parts than Scion
Single