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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-10


rB The blacks of Winfield town
ship, in this county, held a meeting last We'd
neslay. at which several very pointed resolu-
tions were offered, and portion of them
passed. Weinsert the proceedings as furnished
US 10y the Secretary, only remarking that, as
Brown is dead, their sympathy is rot likely to
benefit him In the least and we would now
suggest that they turn their attention to the
balance of the deluded followers OF that old
man, who have to suffer the punishment they
SO richly merit on the l6,h Of the present
month We think the proposition made by
one Brownie. that the persons present wear
craze on their arm for three months, is decided
ly rich. We don't believe that any man who
would be mean enough to offer resolution ol
the character. would buy the Grape:
At a mass meeting Of the citizens Of Winfield,
cun. eded at the South School House on the 7th
inst., to take come action in reference to the
late transactions at Harper's Ferry, Va.
DIR. A. j. Emies was called to the Chair and
H G. Neal appointed Secretary.
The following resolution was then offered BY
James Brownie:
Resolved. That this meeting show their sym.
pathy for John Brown and the cause Of !j6syt,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-10
y,K. =. II. MORLEY

DIR. y. IL. WOR1EY,
IOMEPATIIC PHYSICIAN. OFFICE AND
| l. Residence. 80 Brady Street, in the house
formerly occupied by Dr. Gibson. oct. Ia diff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-10

new pENN>YG.VANIA HOUSE,
NORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS L Sons, Proprietors.
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClairc, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt Maquokcta, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug2l-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-10

TRONT STREET BETWEEN BRADY AND
Il Main. ID. G. SANFORD, Proprietor. Good ac-
comodations, clean beds, and good fare. Beard
and lodging by week $3.50. Good stabling for
to- ms. OctEl-dom
CONrETITDON 10 the SPICE Of Tle a DE
1>o CONFORM TO THE TINES, THE SCOTT
i HOUSE has reduced the price Of transient to
one dollar per day. and permanent boarders are
now taken at three dollars per week and upwards
1t is determinaticd that this shall be the best
dolla- house in the State. j. j. HUMPHREY.
auu1l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-10

CO>G DON 4 HALL

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
~ and Notarics Pubic. Office, North west
corner Of Brady and Second streets, up stars-
entrance on Brady street. july 26-dtf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
ACT THE FOURTH.
THE BOILEK DECk OF TIE MAGNOLIA,

THE BOILER DECK OF THE MAGNOLIA,
1HE LANDING AND THE WOOUPlLE.
Roll tho baes-Iake her guard. under--she
feigbted into the solid mud and hoat-So MATED
N up, hang the safety valve be crawl Of Oh hei
psdS.s"-Asm!1h he Indian comss-N .lFnotee, the mur
1rieT Of FsuSrzure OF the savage-PopulH fury ynct
cred aud the uisns Dag. brought HshtE dence
Strong ,,-,.o,, r,,
Counselor ecuSder defends the lndianscudder on Lynch
Tor that kyennkScdddef on NcCloskey-ln
proved AID Corrected fdiiOp-MeClOskey IN FK-ihe Yer
se and the Seizure the lioneIael io.aey' Escape
THE SHE'D On FIRE.
Cut the Ropes-bAct her out-CeH sway-The Criminal
swsy-bis Indian Destiny VuTsue' him
THE DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER MAGNOLIA
BY FIRE.
The vessel swings in the stream prey to the aAmss
ACT TIE FIFTH.
SCENE SkGho 0U.krER-sfGHr.
Zee seeks her old nurse DidO-1hs old OD UoctressIhe
s ha cures the red teye-1hs night aer the &eLife IL
90 beautiful yoang
sECOSD-IHH HcASEBRAEE-rUsRsE.
NeClokey out Of Uanserh, digit tnfoesh the swsnps-hi
e.csue-h he duky shadow OF death behind uifhs Indian
the war path-1 Lr puTsUit-The human bloodhound
scENs THIkD-rHE hED CBDAk swamp.
Scsdder aud Pete their road hOule-The Aafm-W hats
that ia the bGshes bar runaway uigger-the man
hun-1 be wolf run dow astThe ludias aud his victim
save the scsps se Of the savzyud udse seaddefs
OF the Lynch verdict-bis decsOnPetes pedtton
Sessder relents-bis protection oftbs white
sCksk FOURTH, AND L.sr
The paror Teebonne agsnZoes ades TO Der home be-
before the house Of her mstsfEe glass
Of wsier-1he ARRIVAL Of scuddsr-Ths Joyful News-Pee In
THE oCTOROON GOES HOME.
THE VISION OF The LANDING.
LITTLE PAUES GRAVE.
HeC1sskeJ appeals to the highest busa-rhe last that vss
ef the indi0D W On no-tee-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
Minnie, Quadroen slave.
Planters, slaves deck hands, and lssli5 =,
SCENE os rHs FIHs7 Acr.

A Southern home under southern sun-Iho httiS ssSfes
denis woss dan SkeeterPste the old sefTan-.'eoTge
Peyou ju arrived hoIneA Paris lion IN cane6f siDt
Peyop .uo the paschal houeIbe good old Judge-Sarm
description OF Loe the Octorooh-l he
con-ssioD-1he strznge resion and election sShs er
tween sdae Ieytun and hef busOsujs natural dausntcr
Psnistion fesoIhh-n waste aud northern thrfl-I'e the
Octooo1L arrival Of Sunnyside and DorsD0ra 'nnny-d1
poa-Oeoite understand the social psiiionOf Ho
MeClokey arriyes1 be hard onePsu the yeo" poJ
the Indian huuteTihe s-rtHys Ad-ccn De-
tween the savse, boy ye compaul"n- m tho '~snp
huu;-pe and the Indian start across the Red Cedr swamp or
nal-oOTdeT United states neil delivery
Al. eIrbonHe-The plantation 70 he snld-Ihe
hope recovering the est~te-lhe judge.
oil you mistress Of te richest estate IN lou he
review the Of tLngIhv lire oak and The
cr.ete-1wo ankees diamond cut
cosion Of bis love for ZOe-AcCoskey dscoyer' the ee
n.per of Zoo-The iudgr,eufhe dars boporhe resolve
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
WINTER GARDEN.


ro-siGar.
sod '''' ''soPf cEf%T i! sI;ci' 'S DRAMA
AAAA'O A' AMERICAN soENEs, and
AMERICAN HOMES
THE 0C1oRo0N,
LIFE IN LOUISIANA
TONIGHT.
new THy BURNING STEAMER.
She breaks om usooIings and s~inss IN the stream
-r Mr. JEFfERsoN fiaRoN
Salem Sender YsBtee from h~.sehusss nov oyefeI .,
5S7Eoe, great On improvement. nut Bs ~ .,efytSins
generally. a., ,,,,esov
Peter sn ole uncle once the Judge. body servant but
DO" ''' ''' ~ A H. DAVENPORT
George Psyo, sduc.i.d in EsrOp. .sd u. returned home
Mrs. J. II. ALLEN
zoe.n oetOroon -n.ural child ofthe Judge by Quad
'''A ''''' Mr. T.B. JOHNSTON
Mcco.tsy, formerly Of roroS0uns bat H"~ owner
OF 'Hs-l'h 'i TIE estate Mr.. BLAKg
Ai' i''''"' "'~' Nh PEXRSos
w.h-no+ee, LePan Indian Chief cion,,n
Dor. sunnyssd., a Southern belle.
MR. HOLLAND
NJ s,rvs,s. oi.ner peihSor and friend 10 TIE Peyexs
W.T. '-''' MISS IOSE BURKE
fAo' ''H'" wy Mr. sToDDARr
Judge Lefourche, rich Planter
Ma HARRISON
Csp Rats mate Of the MassoIis stssmer.
MISS ~ SEfDR
'u''' MR. RUSSELL
Col f0'n's''e'' az MR PoHIsI
Cisirbourne, the Auctionee,'. CLERK
MR. PECK
BIZ 0''i'H 81 MR TREE
'"'' '''-'' F' MR. sTYLRs
solon giefboy slave . ,,r
Grsee. yellow girl $3.50 80 ,,o,
mrs 'i'HO'o'"s MISS WALTERS
Minnie Quadroon slave.
' II.nf,rs slaves deck hands and ls,fJs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING UN TIE ATCHAFALAYA,
L IfARh.H aHEn

scudder his old sde aud takes ph0tosaph-ran
wants biz picture ookfets brings terrible sl- conan.
-teorgr deea OF hs love- tie does noi snow what
AMI lie eighth bloOd''McCiossey's re,oVe-" ahnotet
and Psu-1he apparatus workIhs dagneueoype poftf4H
takes his likeness assisted b. the shT
ACES tear ths nischiie1 links deadly weApon-Pai
portTait-Ihe sitack-lhr murder-Ie 1lteT so
the hgh-"Terebonue viii be sold snd Zoe WI De mine-
The revenge Of the Indian and his grief for Paul
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
ACT THE THIRD.
rur pARIOR AkD HALL Ar TERREBC

tbs saebeC loskey claims the psund Of
be- soldPete Dthe stumpuis add
to his cullurd brudoers ''-Darkis snthusssun-
The SLAVE SALE.
Rate the Of tue MsgnolsOraes the yellow girl and
ehiidrr puy s-'' 70 Pete 's- S'sa' s,s i.si.
nation ssves-McCloskey bidsTLe ssan ny oeofge
and reyoves-Dorss Zoe, whs has
al her loyer-I DE sale OF the Octorooa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
UKOsFEClUS Of the NEW-YORK PURE
MILK COMPANY.


This Company sesnz~d onrs special Act Of
by the Legislatures New York has twenty i've thousand Doh
lsrs of its CspiIal s,sek subscribed and paid ia
uisec.os bavs pJchasra hIsrd sud VII tcro %
uost able Grzisg Land Ia SBssrz tOuIy NeJsrsey wsh
harm Houes, Dai Houses, and stock ai1 ar preparing 70
cstiy literally rfecvely ss object e their cErttr by
suIpyas the Cii4ess Of New-fots are Nk from o~ led
oniS zras hay aain-he psduc OF their land.
intention Of te Company touceare thFD 1sai 20
cod largely TO bei lands aud dsTi~-, A< -
duer era the bk business Of Newly uoe sss I'm
pos,an to The health comfort OF It's cithns than
ntrodnets Of CrOoh Water aud Ia doing t1s they pe nd
expect the sock Of the Company viii take rank with the
best rsyiBT T,tocis known In tilis nsrtet
he tat tes such within thsr rsafh Tue
fsaued Gpy ands Of OIangs County lie Ia ,hs sado rse
snd but continuation Of the ic wen ~aier-t ass
predicting uptsnds ncnksns ard valleys Wlch on' w rs
district but recently penetrated by the r. and Esex Rail
road has bad milk sin over iti but Se Orsfsa
County the construction OF the Er Rcsd has souts
Dairy Products 70 market ia other forums.
h1g arge and supply OF Pure MIN om ths soaroe
that extent at least ts sw-@ h'pafi
ties ch aud &C the sne fs tue oet ef
this enterprise sAd the Directors pledso their b~st Aouy 70
rs hortsi and hithful accomplishment - =.
Pure Min will be gusraueao every shercodcr o the stock.
10 hi othsrs only When stocshoders do not
Subscriptions 20 the Capital Stock may NJ the Ohcs
Of the SECRETARY, No - Nast RooW6, ists p-esDd
by persons duty su,horzed by tue Company Shares s esb
nstalnents required
As supplies will be surely promp,ly
delivered where there large aud relube duiand 10
sesied that friendly this prise stock
oiibeIs tber nesbosseod thus susins them
selves the certainty OF daily aUpply VI Pure Mk
Parties interesting themselves successfully vii be most
cheery considered in seceytabie By he Company
DIRECTORS
/. s. eoAsTocK THE0 p HOWELL, MI
JAS n. JEROLEBION, Nj, rHOS JONES, Ja,
J. q. ELLIOTT.
JAMES y. JEROLEMON, Presi4esk
R0BT NJ. sIRATrON, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
for the GoIioaps.


A RTISTlC PRESENTS for the HOLIDAYS.
N A CARD.
The sshscrbeg politely calls The attention o. the pubic 70 ai'
hfee ard besstifu collection OF
FRAMED ENORALlNGs PAINTINGS. PHOTOGRAPHS m
II the PALMER MARBLES In PASSE fARfOUTS, WA
FRR snd OIL~COLOR eOXES. DRAWING INSrRU-
kRHTs, DRAWING BOOKS, Ge., oTning The noSs re-
'-'''-' F''''''' - ~ W scHA6s, No. sss Broadway
A BEAUTIFUL PAIR Of SKATES. now-a-
"A asys wsleoloe pncsept 10 womAa or shiid
ssndia variety Of kacs o. All sorts and sizes also Boots on
the Art Stug Skae Bags SkiHay sticks StrAps &c A.
ke: viii be fssna st the CENIRAL PARK SKATE EhPO-
fOkluh CON0NER MALkEk No 293 BrosdsSy.
TOOL CHESTS, Tool CHESTS, IN great variety.
NONFECTIONERY, WHOLESALE and RE-
~ TAIL-LECoMTES, No Ia 3rssnwichst, has hAnl
ge assetneet o Conteetioney for The Holidays Jass
ssfvsA invelce of Frsseh Boa Bons Paste Toys 40
EVRST GUN FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-Spen-
V did TAPESTRf Brnssss Ia 5ply. soDsr.
Tsia beautiful Ps1ins essht eoiors q "a. Do 3D.
IN Clohs D. 3D. 3d. end g. Cd per ysfd aass aud
Ma s siEse; Mats gold baad Window Shades per
pair u LANDORS, Ne. 3N kvasonsI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

TFN0 the LIQUOR DEALERS Of tho CITY OF
y EEW-NOHk.-The BOARD Of EXCISE ef this .tty win
bold he hs and last ting Of ths present year ths s
day oi Dec 1852 the City Hall Of this city 10 O'Clock
& the oau Part 80. ~ Of the Pleas
uufr ote Of GRANTING LlCENsES.
Petitions &c viii received time duriog business
hours the Offices of the Comnovrs Nos 50 L-onsrdsi
CbAnbers-st., and Is Ceu,re-st. WM JAY HA5aEfr.
Dec. 10, 1850 President of the Board
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

ERENCH THEATER.
IL II. L. BATEMAS. Maaassr.
TONIGHT, Beneft Of
Mr SAM COwELL
TIE GREAT MUSICAL COMEDIAN
Wi appear evrTy night Ia his 3ehghtfsl
CONC ENTERTAINMENT.
Assisted by Nile AMELIE DARCY chr. JAS. HICKS, he
Mr. SAN cowELL viii ;ns EVERY EVENING
OF kis great Descriptive Dramatic BAisds
in preparation comic musical pAraphras- founded on sub
ec Of startling interest," With ELECTS dranstica qatrsA AAd
ssfifiral
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
Amnsemeufs.


CADEMY YofMUSIC-SIGN0R SUSINl.
N MOSnAY (chri.'uas) NIGHT. ERNANL
Tbe Sale Of for the three nights commences roorro~
5is 'scor encOursd By ihe es,rsorinry '1ecs.. s
Sr state they have made aranssmsnt' in consequences
'f"hen THE ENTIRE OPERA COMPANY
will .top In New YorI their way 20 Boston and give
win '''P FOUR GRAND OPERA rIGHrs
''' '''' u MoNDAY CHRIS MAS NIGHT,
An0 'ne eTuEsDAY, ~ "WEDNESDAY. and THURSDAY.
Dec. %, q, q. ~
They have much Pleasure in announcing 'h' arrival THE ese
'''''' '''''i sVovoR sUsrNI
WHO has sdded their list Of ars and who VII make
-'' ~, ~ ,MoS6AY s"!rm.. Es.aia.l; Dec 'S'
v perfect and compee cast ineiados Madame CoLsoy
wig will "sss so6t StI FFRR it so and
- siGAoR sUSiNi m a, A. a;Ih, sIhyA; "a, ,o.
GRAND GAIA PERToRMANcE.
only Night Of no1sn'
DON GIOVANNI
First sppcsrsnce OF III.
Mile Adtius Patti. .<s'g.
zig stetlh. Ota'i'
St Eerr ...''''''.''''''''
Sig Sa'n' Fun cas-; o. Don Giovanni
bSn1s bSn9s AVR i1s ssS sf sss 'Ss oss & s;,c Dom
Sr Big n;6t % %aTaE % scISy i yEsPgR
1BURsDAY-Lst night previous to the departure Of the
company for Boston for one month
CADEM1 OF MUSIC.-
H'P1ss Is sRs faT GSIsSx5
TALENT for the -
MATINEE and sPLFN9Ip EvElNG ENTERTAINMEST
FRIDAY. Dece u.Jer -, 1889 .
On which occasion the following artists have In the hnde'
r''Hoe' BsNEFiT 6P HARRY SEYMOUR.
The renowned Mr. and Mr., nESnI pKhf 10 6PS aSsq T
I,s ,. S % Aec s Pnsh cousins. M.. GER
TRUE MELVIN and GRACE WiLLOUGHbf, Madame
Po,i Miss Fanny heuife Mis. hlra RsGforth Ia Peise
BndebIsnde pupil of Is. Mics Denyi Mrs j. Prio
Mia r. sntor Sss C. AlioId Mr.. sTsnce, As Ssle Part
ogton. Mis- Ffsncis Miss Mason Miss II. Wshy Miss dsn
Miss Osboine Jas. w Lugard O. L. Fox r. H. hsfaTay w
o. Neil, J. T. Maze. W. :. Jeuiesos. james Psdn - y Col
be- Mr. TarsDpolt. " NJ Reeve lsmes Cumming. the
Caedonisn Club enj Yses in hs eanired Dsnees hr Hot
he fin IN three year William. Also by rrmis,ion Of
w stuar Mr. j. Jefferson ard Mrs j. " Allen viii appear VA
Doos open for the Matinee at o'ei,cs P-rrnslee
EveniDs eoor, open at C! o'clock Persances commence
Tke Matinee will commonwealth John Brousha', play Of
ThE IRISH EMIGRANf.
Aherwhieh Mr.. aud Mira Henri Drsyten in the Popular
10 conclude with The Comic Pantomne Of
Evening performsnces win with the Comedy en-
u'eo FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
To he followed by the English Cousins MISS GERTRUDE
MELN and GRACE WlLLUUGHsf, who viii sing the iol'
The Ws'rior fSee T" What will you Do L,ve;r
Bonnie Dgg3se" 91d rss 99e1I 9I99esInEsnaSDy
Prpil Of u. aies. viii dsnce La MAHOLA.
10 be followed By the : tGpSds,tS ,49S snSFs 9i
Mr. GORDON cUMMINGs of.he csledousn Club, will sing
"Tsf skRfeHis NfefFis@f's Il qIsiSfiTlo'" IsSia.
THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDlNG. - .-,o,,
Amer With la PETITE AUGUSTA HLDLBRANDE in
Ia MAhBOLiNE.
To concluGe with the popular
ELACh-E1 Ed SUSAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
THE Tribune MAMA

wa Be hsoed abOs, Christmas, and win contain;
Tse usual ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS end CAL
kNDARS
GOVERNMENT or THE UNITED STATES-ExeOuiive
Legislative, and Jnaiclsl
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE IMPORTANT
tCTS OF TIRE xXXvtb CONGRESS. its Second Sessen
Lo history Important bis which htrodaoe1
BAT fhaed o beconle awA
A BRIEF SKETCH Of the late WAR IN ITALY.
RETURNS or ELECTIONS IN al the States holding Gen
es Elections during the yea 1854 carefully compiled expressly
fsT THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC. and compared with iormss
sleceons CO.. eoDveoient reNereDoe.
A LIST or ST 'TEs-Cspitals Gcveruors, Times Il Hold
ins Genera Elections L,gislatve Sessions 40
THE POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. by States, sO'
te yus sa 1854 1856 other interesting pOoA
6stisA
Price possAse prepaid single cOpe Is oeuts American SOn
- 1oopics, eli ioo copies, ca
n ssut By Express, 81 per eIee 10 oOpes for Ell
OrSeu soconaoanied with the cash respectfully sedcsA
AaA.e. RoRACR GREELEY ca,
Tribans BuldisEs New-Yo&
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
90 fnrmrrs ano Others.
Cost dn0 foun0.

I OST-Au engraved STEEL PLATE, book
H. ,ize representing Sailors Hunting ganel le@ is .
kpi, ,kriherkrr Stsce on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Whs-
ver IN return the subschrrs at NO - Waxef-
l., second aoOT. VIII he Abersly rswasSed ~ - rx,,-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
I1HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. "a
= ~. 90 8 M.llsr.st.. =. 'New.Yort


THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
wssk contains the following;
I.LRADlNG ARTICLES, The Union Meetings Those
Who Toe the Mars, and Those Who Douti The
Predominant Cgss'ion MsnuiscinLss and IaIlhai Ili
tolisi fsrseiaPhs
II. REVIEW OF The WEEK. Giving In condemned
sad conspicuous form the latest and most important
events !ha. have trqn'pred in The City and suburbs
uI..POETRYi Samson Agohistes; Ballad Of the
chsrle',Owu hOnsug Winter Cometh Neari An
Iv..THE STATE AND CITY OFFICIAL CANVASS.
V..KAEsAs ELECTION
VI.Ex-GOv. HUNT AND THE TRIBUNE.
VII. STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
vuI..THE POULTRY TRADE.
M..FACTs FOR FARMERS.
X..THE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE; Correspond
enes Of The N. Y. rrioane.
VI .THIRTy-sIyTH CONGRESS - Fiasr ssssroS
Proceedings in the Senate and House OF represents
xu LATpsT SFws RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH
Fsom Washington, The Movement Of Southern
Students, FrOm Chsrlestowu Va
xuI GRAND UNIoN-sAvtNG MEETING; The Acad.
Of Music Crowded sRssssaess Sy mayor & Tie
w.h,on ws.,S, ys HINT jslae. : TSsvrr joan A. Dix.
frof o. N. Mitchell aud the Rev. Dr. Beihune
HV..THE TRIBUNE in PENNSY LVANtAi Corre-
spopd,nee Of The n. Y. Tribune.
xy,.A PRACTICAL SYSTEM or COOKERY, Pre-
pared for The n Y. Tribune BY an American House
XVI. SYMPATHY WITH BROWNS FAMILY; Meet.
ing at the Cooper ins,itute
XVII, THE CHARLESrUWN EXECUTIONS.
xvII..PERSoNAL-
XIX. Political
Xxx. MISCELLANEOUS.
xxi. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXI TIRE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1850.
XIII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Eun Reports of the
STOCK, Money, Cotton Grsu, aRd Cattle Markets
specially Reported for The NJ Y. Tribune.
TSRxs-49 per sunum Three Copies for IS Ten for ia
Twenty Copies a6dress ego and extra Copy to the
person who forms the Club.
Yer = olaS Of One Hundred, send The Daily Trbun'
EetiA
SINGLE COPIES for sals at the Publication omcs THIS
MORNING e
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

If the elderly LADY, with silyery Hair, who
aquulsd drsb BoOusi, trimmed win orange selored s
No Csni. Of whom .As Po, chased Fur Victorne aud
Cbfs, sls " III cOnfer favor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

FASHIONABLE FANCY FURS.
IL ZURICH 4 RUCKNER nnporers and AGnufacure''
w ~ pleased TO exhibit their VAaAbls siocs 10 retail PSs
SABLE. MIX, STONE MARTEy ERMINE, te,
wbeb they WIN ssl At The lowest proeA No q MSS,b-sse
CABLES at HALF PRICE.-Beautifnl large,
- dark sable CLOAKS for eeo,; sns Do si5o Alec,
cAPES cheap warranted Pure and genuine ssins s. OoOE
10. - Broadway. sp stxirA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

I AURA KEENEs THEATER.
~ tAHsA taiss KktNts xstS,.s IhEATER. Ths.TER
NO NORTH, no SOUTH,
Nc Nc sSETs. sSETa.. No No sSSTH sSTEH
ygsTEcE AsSS Is5a4EEssIrryy.
% JSsaicf HSD fRafERSirY
SsE1F SsEiF sUceEss sUSeEss
ESTIE EsTIRyEy sE SE% SE% $SS $SS ORIGIs4 SRIeS4t
AAMEsIeAAS AAMMEEssiIecAAS ccooMssoY coMsoY.
1. Three Acts,
GREAT LOCAL sTRENGTH.
GREAT LOCAL STRENGTH.
EI;Ess# EI;Ess# EI;Ess# EstsEISs II. sEI$s;
sorrHEKsEE IS ssv-YsG.
sourBkksEK IA Nsw-fskK
TONIGHT.
AND EVERi EVENING.
Tisi iRipUfiUN or cHxaACTERs IN THE PIECE.
Geo1ge Arfrish, his son ifmer Mr a. r. Dy
Toby brilliant sPeeraes Of the peculiar in
Edwin sodsvic iiiwi.ki. .on s1oS
Jsen litter busff; Of NJ T. yno..t
Mir Tompsns, recen, importation from Hold
Paddy nripRy csaas c. wSs.is.b
Jsnny cit sPeenes Of the genius newsbOy Mas; Wren
Deacon Smooth OF the oiy tonged Marin
Mr bsmboozle sPeeucr IN deprecated lots Mir yenes
Oisk GessTs ShArp J. vincent
Adam Peaceful member OF the Society Of fesds Mr. Henry
John Albright Jr ATkstts grandson Mary Bullock
Master smooth. Wren
Mrs Modeyille....{ members Of Ada Plunkett
Mrs DashH ell fashionable society Mis-, Annie Dend
Lucy, Osorres Miss Nora Leigh
briSset Murphy ir"u Limerick, bringing
her hrogue with .Mss Josephine Henry
FRsdrp on krsekejaw, proprietor Of
German .hss Marie Cesdrteb
Mrs. e Hocseudbach, q strong minded
with Mrs. M.rl Smith
Mrs. Smith, female In q state Of eoniaxal
subetion. Miss phine HIth
Miss SnIoOtk gndeseloped dgy Mia MAhs
Mrs. Dobbs, besrding hoOue keepeT, with
the main chances Of life Miss hay Keais
AS.DA Maria Dohbs sample of toe Tree aud
indspendent female American citizen
In general and yoon. New orb In
pdItiCular. Miss
Dres Circle secured one NEEk sdr.aos
Dsors open at 6l o'coek-peTf0rmanee
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
Gbanres for Business Men.

DILLIARD and BOWLING ESTABLISH
A MENT for SALE-rwelve Tables and eight Alleys nth
good OF customs the ~ eet moderate.
Apply at No. sG bradw sy, near blrttker-st up stairs
TOR SALE.-An old-established and we'll
a stocked BOOK. STA rlONERY, aud PERIODICAL
STOhE doing good dbuness now oNere for ssis ia Wass
Try the pfefeBt proprietor wishing reinf h. To
cash purchaser Il will sol bsrsa For pAIiena<s Cd
dIess BUSINESS, W Arlington City, ID. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
B0aro ane Rooms.

BOARD WANTED-By Gentleman and Wife;
t family preferred situation between Rd nh ava
Addre,s Asssackusetis. Tribune Once.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

OYuoE GoyxESoRs oy THs ALssHoUsz,
Dec D. l3S9 )
DROPOSALS.-ST APPARATUS and
Il NACHINERy.-sEALEDP PROPUsALS will be received
by the Of the Anhouse At their oee o snda
Isk, rut II o'clock II th1h inst for the steam Sss
and Machinery for warming and vsD pion Of tho sssd
Hospital bsckwsFs lsand he plans sni sprehe Gions
be heir Office above snd al Information sys
he york will br furuishsd spPfcaon 10 Mes. KIN
WICK AUCHMUTY, Architects No az Walisi.
ttl zoo - WANTED to PURCHASE -
% I ,sJOU. sl,Soworth Of GOODS, for whiah good
Eoss, coseIaly trcued viii be gyen al T. T. and sont
Address 81 NJ, 1IiDDne Office
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
6onsss to fst.

ITO LET-OFFICES in the asw Buildirs, No.
Il 707 Proadway cor FscBs,, sulnis for Banking inss
snee Railroad Cpupsnies brossrs sA~yers, Jewsrr 3e-
Appsy Oh the premises. to j. h JAepES, Room Se.h