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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

Three weeks, 40 ? squares, year Is 90
Larger space charged At the rate Of $3.50 70,
each a.iI Il nal square,
70. one half square, two-thirds Of the above
rates;
Businsss Cards not to exceed lines, $40 90 Per
annum;
For each change An additional CT arge Ct oscent
per square will be made.
Large cuts charged double the same dimension
81 type.
Yearly advertising contract, will be under.te Oh
'oarTly strictly TO the immediate business II the
advertiser, AND oil other advertisements sent in by
the ads o. tiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruc-
tions will be inserted unit. forbid and charged az
| oordingly.
Editorial notices chsryed FIR at tho rate Of IS
cents per lihe, or eight words, and special notices
III ~ cents per lin-, or so cents liz ler week.
All notices Tor religious and benevolent pur-
poses OF any kind whatsoever. Of ordinary length.
except single announcements Of marriages aud
| deaths, charged IS cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must 10 peid 70,
| ,aua'sdc1, ~ adranse, unless from approved
Agenls
Contracts for yearly advertising tern,inahle a:
the option o. advertisers, they paving advance.
| 0ent OF - per cent. on the contract price.
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sAteCMaanM

MEMBERS OF The SARSFIELD GUARDS
IVA having musketslin their possession ,r, re-
qaested TO leave then At once ct Kinssllas use.
AVA
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J. q. NnOktH.
r OG PUMP MAKEK.-OFFICk, OPrOSI
IL Poet Office, davenport, Iowa.
mx2 dANtf
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Special NOTICES.


= @#
To Advertiser, hsying hssn rssaersd 70 health
In aYsw weeks BY very simple ssmedy, SITTER
having suffered several years with . severe lung
affection, and that drssd disease, Coesumption-
10 anxious to make known to his fellow sufferer
The means Of cure.
To oil who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (fres ofrhargs,) with the drse-
tien for psspssias and using the aams, which they
will 6sd suns Ouas Soa CssasvHrTsos, AsraxA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of tho auver-
tisez in sending theprsseription il to benefit the
Afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceivesto - invslasols, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, ~ it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLLIAxssJR0H,
octaD-3mw Kings County. New York.
TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES do
sirous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that i.
simple in its construction, strung and not liable
get out Of order. one that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, one that doe: nrt skip stitches or
unrsvel one that will sew equally well on thick or
thin cloth, ono that will run over gathers with
out breaking, ono that makes . uniform seam.
(leaving 10 ridge underneath,) ono that will use
any No. of cotton thread, linen or silk, one tha
will last for years On oil kinds Of work in ehort
one that 10 not more trouble than il il WORTH buy
1t once, without hesitation. the LADD. WEB
STER co. Machine, ait il the cheapest in the
end" Sec advertissment In another column
Osesgs Hsald. ag4-d&wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23
Correspondence Of the Charleston Mercury.
Resie nation Of q Rebel General.


RICHMOND. oct. 81.
The Wing Of this morning prints the
correspondence between Brig. Gen. w.
H. I. Walker, Of Georgia, and the Sec
rotary of War, relative to the resigna-
,ion Of the former. In giving the rea.
sons tor his resignation, Gen. Walker
says he has been overslaughed by the
appointment Of young officers whom he
had ranked in the old service that the
government, not contented with putting
MS own oountrymen over HIM, had
brought from New York Gen. Lo. ell,
who was an oftice-holder in New York
when tie battle Of Manassas Was fought
and had made him . Maj. Gen. over
Southern men, and, to clap the CLIMAX,
his (Gcn. Walker's) brigade had been
taken from him, aud one of bis junior
Colonies had been made Brigadier in
his place. He concludes by saying
Zone would have suppose1 that an Ex-
ecutive who had himself been q soldier,
would Laves o q d to have wounded the
sens'bilit'es OF an old and tiled soldier.
The sacred cause for which drew my
sword l will fight for 10 my native State
bnt ! will not condescend any longer to
submit to the insults and indigoitlcs Of
the Executive"
The Secret.ry Of War, NJ. Benjamin,
in bis reply, says that it is due TO his
self-respect to remark on the in proprie-
ty of Brig. Gen. Walker using the w ar
Department tor convey ing d,sre.pectfuI
and insulting comments on the action Of
thu President Of the ConfeIeracy. lie
argues that the Presidents sole offence
cons ste in not selecting Gen. Walker to
be Maj. Gen. that there is no question
Of promotion involved in the appoint.
mcnt Of general officers, the law express
y investing the appointing power in t. e
President; an that it is no dieparage.
ment Of any officer, or Of his services, i, at
the President prefers another division
commander. The Secretary concludes
by stating that Gen. Walkers resipna.
ton is accepted.
Ina rejoioder to the Secretary's re-.
marks about self respect and the impro.
priclies Of his letter of resignation, Gen.
Walker says that the War Department
is 'he proper military channel through
which to convey his resignation, and
that the present acting Secretary of
War, 10 consequence OF his short sojourn
in that department, is ignorant Of the
tact.
The hree letters are exceedingly sharp
and spicy, and will, doubtless, be read
with unusual feeling throughout the
country.
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r. C PARKIR ND. go ". \ CAkN, u.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 Met Arm,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
[ No. Z franklin 3lock, socood 0sDr, brady ST..
between second and Third, Davenport, iowa.
Dx. PARKgRs residence. amer 9TH anil Let IAirc
strocts DR. GgO. ". MCCARAs residence, east
side BRADY. second door from ccsLeR Of oh.
mvl7-dtf
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lIrAT:US LAN:GR.

lGNAT.US LANGGRs
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ACCOUCHkuK.
OvvICD-S0uth. east coz :es ~ fady snd 500.
ond streets. Once hours from {. q A. a., ADD
,oSp .---o7tt
BUR rhO HOUSE.
rORNER OF IOWA AND FILTH STREETS
~ Davenport, lows. mcbs1d
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HURTS HOUSE.

NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
rOKNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
I Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS SONS, Proprietorr,
cree ON ni bus TO and from the cars. Once tor
Stages leaving for LeCaire, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Wit, Maquoketa, and Ansmosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. Aug1l.l
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/. w. HARRDSO !,

r7IGHLY IMPROVED FARM, NEAR TOWN.
II for trade for . large Farm-d,dsrenes paid
or for rent. Once in r 1t Of6cs Block, opposito
the DEMOCRAT AND NBws Office.
iun0Q6.d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

er,ain that the South Car.
titles seriously contemplate
nc black flag. No quarter
none asked, 10 the true intent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

J. A. READ, u. d.,
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
/ No. 70, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav-
export, Iowa
Dr. RID can bo consulted 81 his ONCE at all
pours Of tho day and night, unless professionally
..o.,.d sautI5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-23

As To u De "A EAAXV
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
j 6hippsrs Of Live Stool, s. Bniy s3sst.
taalo-dkw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

NIBLOS GARDEN.
IN MR.. FORESTS RICHELIEU.--In consequences Of tho
unprecedented demand for seats witness the nmbe Ia
PRESERVATION Of CARDINAL RiCHELIEU by Mr. EDWIN
FORBES and the unbounded enhsia displayed each
of that splendid role by the great niona
tor the play Of "Richelieu, the Conspiracy will DO
peaed "Wednesday and Friday evening" February aud
Parties select seats FOR Mr. Forrotss nights
time by applying ut the Box Office The above
only nights during the present that the public
Will opportunity Of Witnessing Mr. Forrest In his
great uf Nichelicu.
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SEWERS or THB BOARD or
Wednesday, February q, AZ two
s.h ray room. Parties haying sp-
sseossuC ~ tax before said Com
rffss y ertfPr. Committee
RICHARD BARRY 81
ISAAC DANN TON faxNt.
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rcE.-A RESOLUTION nAs BEES

CORPORATION NoTICE-A RESOLUTION HAS BEES
" PRESENTED the Board Of Aldermen for with
the necessary receiving basins and culscr TO be bulk IA
Tenth avenue from Fory-seventh 20 Forty ninth street
With the necessary r.es.tns eas,a, "nS
cuIv commencing
Tenth aycnue to connect with the Eleventh
parties Interested the above and having objections 10
The same are send their cons directed %
u Chsr,Ten Of Committee Sewers Board u Alder
meD, No. s City Hall . .,... ~
r. l. A. BOOLE,
rsNlus, Clerk Join H. BRADY, J Sewers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A sPECImEN or FINE CATrLE.-JOsEPlIC OLwEIL
"A Of New Washington Market, sixth avenue, between
NeDty SIKH and Twenty seventh streets New York. has
purchased some Of the hnes steers thai has this
ket or come time. OF tn viii be exhibition IN
fion Of bis market this morning ih- public lied
cone and them they worthy notice The above
cattle raised on lie farm Of ESQ,
kins county, New York. Purchased Of Jervis Church
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CoRroRATloN notice., PETITION has BEEN

CoRroRATloN NOTICE., PETITION mas BEEN
tolk street. between Grand and Hester streets.
Aiso for sswe1 IN Third Avenue 10 commence at the
sewer built Ia l'sh street 20 extend @ and through
Also, resolution for sewer Twenty second street
from TIE present . the sulkhesd, East river
Aso petition for n In Fifty sixth street, from
Third avenue 20 Lexington avenue, ami up Lexington avenue
Also. fesolution FOR in Elm street, between
Also for ysndam street, from ,sck street 70
Also fol sewsr 10 Fhteth street, between Eighth avenue
Also. Tor in Fourth avenue from Thirty fifth to
Aiso, petition 70 have the meu,h OF the ,ewor changed
from the foot OF Robinson street. on the north side o. the
Also for sewer Tenth avenue, between twenty elshh
ana Twenty nn,e s II uso res, so,ws.n cbrst,,hsr
Also resoiu lon for buldn. receiving basins eu,ers
northwest and southwest corners OF Third avenue and
h,o Torn RECEIVING basin and cve on e southwest
u ThiItysevent street and second avenue
Mo, pe.oi FOR sewer in boy street. between Green
A.o resolution for IN rcr'y eishth street from
NO, resolaon a receiving basin and cuvcr inc
E resolpien Tor recync ,sn and csivcr, on the
Thirty sixth street and seventh
.tr ssVi l. t ~ H Moth river
Also resoluon Tor sewer in Forty eighth street, be
tween Ninth ard Tenth
Also, FOR sewer ~ NORTH Moore street from Hudson
Aso for sewer IN hs sesSne s,sse rgn fourth 70
Also for sewer In Flrst avenue, from Twenty hfh 70
Twenty sixth street.
Also FOR petition sewer commencing In West Thirty
eighth street westerv o Tenth
avenue thence West Thirty eighth street 70 the
Eleventh through The Eleventh south
ery connecting with the already built through
Aiso fora sewer tho west side u Fourth avenue from
Thirts. ninth 10 Tbirty.four.h street
side OF Fourth avenue,
tween Thirtynith and Thirty sixth streets.
for ia Jane street. from Gree nwoh avenue 20
Eighth avenue. - -.
Also resolution FOR in Mott street, between
pleecker aud ti0ugt0n streets.
Ia Fifty sevenb street. between sixth aud
Lexington avenues.
petit ~ Turd avenue, iucth
and Iltuh streets.
Asr resolution for In liVh street, FROM Third
TO East river.
Also for stF5nth avenue, rom tAsf 70
Twenty third street 80
III Ffty eighth street, between lbid
and East river
a w IOftF-khifc street. between fhri
Lexington ~
Also petition for sewer IN Tenth avenue, from Nine
t.enth 10 TweDtlelh street
receiving basin and calvert the northwest corner
Of ufand and Mulberry streets.
Parties crecd he above and having Oh ecors 70 the
same their ci0rs directed Alderman Richard
harry hairman o The Committee sewers Road of Al
d,fusn, No Ci.y Han RICHARD BARRY
n. T. A. BOOLE,
JOHN III. BRADY,
COuimiitcg o. Sewers, Board OF Aldermen
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NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD =
~ For Albany and Troy, connecting with tho New York
al Railroad for all points West, Northwest and South
also with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rutland
Rurint rlasburg Rouses Point ogdensburg and Mon
Winter arrangement commencing Monday, December
a. so0-Iyans WIN leave New York a. oows-For Albany
A. ~ aud 10 L. M train from Iryon
Ciiy Ial. For albany, 20 a. NJ and ii5 T. NJ do. 10Th
depot Do 10 a. NJ, express mail TRAIN, from fryon
DO. U:.J NJ do. do, 10th St depot Crot)n Falls J..
NJ stopping at AL stations above Yorkvie 10Th st. depot
Plains, S.l5 A. NJ 2S0 aud r. M stopping at all
tons 25th depot White Plains, 6:6 y NJ stopping
al stations from White street depot Wamshridge, ii
A. Nj and 20 r. stopping all stations, from 18th
depot Wilam.brdgs II 20 NJ "Wednesday and Saturday
viii leave lbany, A NJ and 80 r. Nj East Albany, ID
A. NJ and 4:i5P NJ express train; Albany, 1915 East
Albany A. NJ. express mai! train. troton Falls, A.
stopping 81 all stations north of fremont Whhe Plains
S:io 72t and ~ agd ite topping at all stations
tlons WlNamsbrdge, 10 Y. NJ "Wednesday aud Saturday
chez A.d way stations at 2Gth street station only
JOHN BURCHfLIA Assistant superinie ndent
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nArrRs PENDING pErong ms noSon rnE WAY

DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR THE NAY
FROM COMMON COUNCIL.
Resolution lay trotou Ia Ninesy third street
ictwcen Third aud Fourth
BosfT az Aldermen Janurv ~ 1871. Adopted
HoarI III Councilman, February T. lSil. toncir1cd IN
Resuon 20 lay efosswalk IN Henry street opposite the
Public school.
Hoard Of kldrrmen February L. 1851 Adopted.
BOARD Of COunclmen, February A. u6l. toncIfred In
a.nuton Tho bell Ia Franklin market aud place
tho garuc IN the First Precinct station House.
poerd a Aldermen January ~, 1861. Adopted.
Beard OF tUune1nen February 4. 1861. CONQUERED in
I,esoution allow In Fourth avenue, between
Thirty at snd Iby exth Streets 10 connect With saver Ia
Thffty.fflh street.
Hoard OF Aldermen, January ~, 1851 Adopted.
~ COME lgAeu, February ISn. toucufred in
Erecting New York Harlem Railroad Company
place rafting wall Fourth avenue, between
Eighty fisth and Eighty ninth streets
Board Of Aldermen February 4, iSdl Adopted.
Board ~ Councilman February {, 1861. Concrusd To-
RESOLUTION relative ~ proceedings OF both Boards being
placed the eesks % the members.
Board " Aldermen, January u, 1861. Adopted
Bead Of CDancnen February =, 1851. CONQUERED In.
Reou9n " place gas lamps la r0nt u 81 Marks Chapel
n Forty tEhll ttfes..
hoard N Aidernon rchrusry g. lasi. Adopted
Board ~ COuncirsn February q issi. roncurref In
Resolution ~ confirm award OF contract regula and
grading ffty seventh sroe, between Eleventh avenue ana
Hue snn river
confined
COT Cured IA
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TUE COMMITTEE OK
Aldermen viii meet Of
O'Clock r. ~, M tho City
yilcati nsfor remission 81
mitlec vii please attend
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DUsMEY a NEWCOMERS MIysTRELs

DUsMEY a NEWCOMERS MIysTRELs
III RETURNED FROM HAVANA, CUBA
In consequence OF the yrlew fever making It's
among members aud taking from OF promi
1gforNieIs denth werc the safety OF the
remaining ones compelled 70 feit all ensgernens and
island fer home The misfortune that bcfel
caused dorgnnixe until nth Of March,
when the company will be made for their regular spring
and summer Artists acknowledged talent such
rocas wishing negotiate the
Of eleven nanths viii address
" RUMsEY 4 NEwCoxB, l72 Broadway
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MUNICIPAL AEFAlRS.

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
CORPORATION NOTICE-A PETITION HAS BEEN
~ presented 10 the Board OF Aldermen 10 pave Fourth
street. Bank and Hammond streets with trap block
pavement the Of property 70 pay oneha % no ex.
pence the remaining half TO be paid by the city Parties
Oh ectibg scnd tneir ubIecons
directed Chairman of the Committee on htrect Eoaia
- Il, A. B)oLE, jComluhes
JOHN RUSSELL,
T. s. MINIS, Clerk. JOHN II. BRADf.D sireeis
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COPARTyERsHTP NOTICES.

COPAHTNEhsHIF NVHANbS.
An EXTENSIVE WOOD yAep. cjNTAIsiNG STEAM
q os s aa s so%s. n soed
dor and choice stock OF wanted active partner
largest The city Ibe amount invested w the
psscnt owner, acss value, about - 90 Terms half OF
eulars apply al DE yard corner Of Foteenth stree, aud
Tenth avenue.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN WOULD INVEST FROM
"A 5000 10 5000 In safe and respcclsbls business Va
dress with real names giving fun particulars Dog wv Fos
Office.
a GOOD CHANCE ron A MAN HAVING 500 TO 500
"A 10 with bs advertiser in pcasan. wholesale busl
g RoaGs Con 'is
room a. ,''N'''
cPEcrAL or GENERAL PARTNER, WIN 5000 TO
saDs ,sfs Mite Lead and Paint bnsInsss In lis ov
Forparclars address r., box lU Herald cec Tor four
GO00 TO sM-AS ACTIVE BUSINESS NAN nav
HZUU ina this amount, csn have half intercsi IN 70
business whcr he clc-r from SIS 70 so
week aud risk Apply 70 7. GAFfNEY, 49, broadway
$500 sryn. .s.s.s s Sass %asS
extension unleitcd ccnncctsd With wholesale dry scds
y, asP sr &c '0AfAiSF 10 Nov D'"'' ''in'' ~
cS00 % slon WANTED, a YOUNG Man, wirn
gyUU VI, a1ac am,unt 70 axe on asIs %, ~ 1fi c
c7S0 y WAN 4 rGasOS WIN rBts AMOUNT
y w. for equal Fhav 10 On established livery aud
sies s,aole best oca,.n IN the ely iss y
room, ~, az broadway.
80 600 wAN1Ep, youNg Nan q y, ESS Roy
here and persou Of ,bo sht stamp viii small caTisi
can h,or q eand opportunity 70 become at1std u VIC
Go On0 CASH VIII PURCHASE AN.lNrEnEsT N
.O.UOV established manufacturing business ~ this
cy, carried on without pcssele sk, ard ycfy r1ebe;
fu aecurity Y ~ mes Tor he money invested Address
|, Sg.Qllr, hclshi vice,
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ADJUSTMENTS,
NIBLo's GARDEN
IN james NJ Nixon. .Lessee and Manager
I'D Night OF
Mr. EDWIN FORESTS
Engagement this IA.
Wednesday evening, February
VIII be repeated the elegant historical play 81
RTCHELIEU:
. . OR, THE CONSPIRACY
Cardinal Richelieu. ........... Mr. EDWIN FORREST
WIN new ana splendid scepefy, powerful OF chs
To morrow evening,
rHY ZOUAvES
- 80, In their ihriiiag Military Drama
LAST NIGHT OF RIcHEfIEU
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sDaaRs AND TOBACCO.

iARe AT pAyIs PRICEs. ~ ,gn,1c HANANN ~.
~ ~, ana German segars 10 such low het = VII u9
vessc cash IL sfccuaton The e sA's' .''p'e'ne''
'''''' D" ORLANDO caEEss i groaaSeg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

pAleaxRaSp 1hRsIvAI. GRAND CARNivAL -.
~ 90 Military and Civic Hop, frday eeennk r.s
"a amy M WiLLfAHs, Cossumer vi BrcoGs St.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06

f,ANTEKBURY MUSIC HALL -
" Cos BROADWAY
LAST FoUE NIGHTS
LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF
BTnNDTS. BIDNplx.
BIbNDIr ELCNDlN.
LAST FOUR NIGHTS
GAM coWEII SAM CowRLIA
SAN CoWEII SAN COWELLA
DON'T FORGET
DON'T FORGET.
yOJfR HIoITs FOUR NIGHTS.
FoIR NIGTITS FOUR NWHrA
LAST FOUR NIGHTS
HERO OF NIAGARA HERO OF NIAGARA
HERO or NIAGARA. HERO OF MALARIA
pIoNDIN BLoNDIy
pIONDIN BLOND1N
VIII carry man weighing Do poundsup his rrand Ascenoa
Rope every night.
POSITIVELY
LAST NIGHTS,
LAST NIGHTS OF
SAM ,OwEIT SAN COWELIA
SAM COwFLI, SAM COWELIS
The inost wonderful comic singer In the world
J. ~. OGDEN.
y. II. OGDEN,
j. II. OGDEN,
The IsA sador the Ish schoolmaster and Paddye
Wedding every night.
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ROUGH FREIGHT ARRAN0E aENT.-FOR NOR
folk Portsmouth,, city Point and Richmond, connecting
Norfolk and Petersburg and Sou,hsde railroad, foe
hhura Bristol, Memphis and intermediate PLACES.
ehts received evcry dayand through receipts furnished
m ~ JAMESTOWN, Captain skinner, leaves every
sSgsbip YORKTOWN Captain Parrish every saturday,
Iebi 20 Norfolk Genie per foot % City Point cents
b hmond cents,
,,gr ~ RichmafsfflO; children between the agrs OF
0hafe ma LUDIAN n HEfNEkEs
No. llb Broadway.
sring al Jerary ,ity, are informed The, sil goods
Sns ~, egei order viii be sent by the Gust autho
nbllc store No. rs Greenwich street :, ,.,,,,,rr
TX, Feb. o ISL n. 'VNsD.
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OLD BowERy THEATRE.
SATURDAY, FEB o.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
GREAT WIZARD OF TBB NORTH
VIII ransfoim the above named Establishment into his
PSlCH0MANTEJM
For the production Of his great geological
A NIGHT IN WONDER WORLD,
As at friper Hall in lS,2
AnsiSns at " Inter Garden, last fall
The Old Bowev will by touch the great wizards
Wand rsume It's pristine giores in addition noasans
attractions.
Fun particulars in next advertisement.
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r taxing FROM q e, n. q q ~
~ %:,s
s as % ss I ass's .
and rocs wishing negotiate for the season
o eleven months Ua s EYE sEwooxs. az Broadway
NIELopEoN, MeLoDEoN, NELoDEoN
M The American Ierpsllehorcan Convention for
ARE THIS wEEE IS SESSION AT THE
Broadway.
rs IS, @ps o. S %sS artists IN tho pbE TEn
ssSslisu ssD MINT aissu De e rs shsES
KATE yryyorrr ksFs rsSsqy y VAIN sayE
s$EEE $sE$: s $$$: $$E:E
LAnE1 ELi.ERroN
ascsa @ s he w ns ls oc " con
for Ss Ss be
inc copssy which viii bc decided by the audience viva
'0e TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE
ha greeted the performance Of the bale, BY Mons
''' Ia. MAJA DE sAyILLE,
"a ne no' rYSsInRiYuI&r fiovs or A MARQUIS
Sse s' which &. sss, o e. h,
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melodlous songs fascinating dances 40, intefspersed
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world ADMISSION = ''' JAMES wiSiGr fropr dSs
FRENCH THEATRE.
FRENCH THEATRE
CHARLES DILLON
BEJPHEGoR,
surpcrted ~ q Talented Company,
MONDAY, February H.
Beats may be secured The box oace This date
JAMES slMM0SDS Manager.
a YOUNG LADY OF GOOD EDUCATION. rosSIss
IA ing dramatic talent and good soprano voice desires
Join private company for improyrfnent ~ would auT
with star sctor Address for two days a. b. ssuon r.
stating place Of interview, New York
IvIJzABErHToWN.--"T PRINCES VISIT III 1ih.
~ he ,nrdovs will read his celebrated EsDi oi
f'flncrs VISIT In Library HAL, Etascth .y ~ -
a.. haIe eard n n VARIOUS cities Ia ths Nvilherh al"
| Southern states Abundance = Gems. -----------
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n, Aaaoe d. Ia MALE &C draioe hioue SIX actcs.
do NJ MI MORGAN Iadin q pehcour
| Ysap sAIF-IOW ron CASH. on ACCOUNT or
death III No owner btautfUl and attractive Exhibition
In pefec, order ~ has paid beyond expectation and IL
s,t fortune enter pri-ug Address Exhibition
| boz ~ Herald once agents need 70, apply
AZ ANTEp-A FIRST AND srCoND NIoLTNIsT,
With Or, cla-s minstrel land. To good performers
AID reed vel ibet4 will be given
hares. fCr three days Manager g. Herald Qr'oe @suos
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