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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
Cairo, Dec. II

OUIIU, DtC- II.
Another expedition consisting of the
slst Ohio, 9th Ill. and a portion Of the LIST
Missouri artillery has left Corinth to give
chase to rebel cavalry. 1t is reported
on what seems good authority, that con
siderable force Of rebel cavalry, supposed
TO be Morgan's, has been christening
jackson for several days. Ample prepar-
atfons have been made to repalss them.
The 58th Illinois is here on it, wsy 70
Springfield, where it goes for purposes OF
recruit. The regiment ID reduced to less
than three hundred, including paroled
prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
MuscArINE, Iowa, Dec. 18th. ,Gp.

10 the Editor Of The KeoI,nh Gate City:
DEAR sini-I presume you viii be
willing to publish the following notice
for the benefit Of the public: i.
The public is hereby informed that the
following persons have bten appointed,
by the Circuit Court, to be United States
Commissioners, for the State of Iowa,
viz: AN IE
J L. Harvey Esq, of Dubuque.
j n. Rogers, Esq. Of Davenport.
n b Ten Eyck, Esq. of Keokuk.
q. W. Slagle, Esq, Of Fairfield.
steph. sibley, Esq., Of Des Moines.
u. 9. Bloomer, ESQ.,, of Council Bluffs.
W. q. Woodward. Of Muscatine.
w. G. WOODWARD,
Clerk Of Circuit Court u. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
Plilaielnhin Dao

a "uCIf1HIua DEC. II.
I Gen. Meagher's wound was slight. He
was struck BY spent ball ID the thigh.
1t ID reported thar Gen. Syle, Goth Penn
sylvania. was killed.
The Philadelphia Press published A
despatch from Burnside to Halleck.-
burnside SAYS, feeling fully convinced
the position in front could not be carried
1t was military necessity either to attack
or retreat. Either would be disadvanfs-
geous under any circumstance. The
army was Withdrawn without the loss Of
men or property. @
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
New York, Dee. IT.

The Commercial adyices states that
there is rumor afl,at that Mcclellan
has been ordered to Washington and he
Is now at that place, in consultation with
the President and Cabinet. Anything
detinate III relation to the truth of this
report We failed to learn. but a gentleman
intimately acquainted with all doings Of
Government said this morning, that he
wouldn't be surprised to hear that No
Clellan is now at the Capitol on impor-
tant business.
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Notice to Shippers ana Carrier.

BY m order from The Treasury Depar ,nsnt Ship
pers and Carriers are required before
enis OF Goods or Salt, amounting TO over $3.50 10
places IN the Srs and second tier counties on the
southern border OF the State Iowa 10 die In the
Sustem Horse oAiee al keokrk Iowa All oath pre-
setsesd By tbs lreAsnrs b.I also To execute
bond with approved sureta. TIA the goods
described shall Lot be tarsaored sold or III ed in mn,
way 10 - 10 give add comfort " Insurgents or to
ssmpafhzers with those Ia rebellion aga inst the Gov
erament Ut the United States
hianks can Dc obtained and insiructsas given ut
the Surveyors Once
JOHN sTANNUs,
Surveyor or The Pert.
Custom House Offer. Kecknk Aug 96 'Gq-apy taty
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gentleman having been cured Of tie rtruIts OF
early error aid disease, will, iron motives
iense send to those who request it. copy eitAe
inlorestihs narrative iassht ~ himself his tit
he BOOB 10 Designed warning and caution young
men and those who aGfer from NHRvous DEslLrr,
Loss er hssosr, PREMATURE DECAY, &C., &c, sup
plying afihe sxms lime the of sefeure. Bingte
copies Will be sent under seal In plain snv elope -
without chsrseto al, tne who request It, by addres
sing tie author,
cHAs A. LAMBERT, Esq.,
aeeo-asm GreenPoint, Long island, New YORK,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

CHRISTMAS IS CoMIse.--A good book
Is always an appropriate present. For
the young or the old, for the CAV or the
serious. for the laborer or the man of
leisure, for the lover or the mourner
something in this line can always be
found suitable for gift Of affection or
esteem, which will be durable and
cherished memento of the giver. Ed F.
Brownell has just received at his book
store, corner Of Main and Fourth streets.
choice selection Of Holiday and miscel-
laneous books, including some very pretty
little libraries for children. Go and se-
cure some early for your friends,
and do not forget the little folks, who are
made happy at least once year, BY the
pleasant and time honored fiction Of San.
ia Claus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

~A gentleman from Iowa has OBJ
tanned patent for making wine from
sorghum, which is said by connoisseurs
at Washington to be equal to Madeira.
1t can be made so as TO be sold for TWEEN.
ty-five cents per gallon. A fine quality
Of rum Is also made from the same pro-
duct.--TSt Louis Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
New York, Dec. IL

The morning papers are filled with ad
ditional accounts of Saturdays lighting
too extended for telegrapLing, but com
prises mainly in this relating 10 the affair
The Times gives the following account 0
the withdrawal Of our troops from Fred
ericksburg:
1t says the movement commenced n,
dark on Monday night An sick and
wounded were removed during the day t,
hospital tents on this side. Burnside in.
si"cted the position of troops in the after
n.on aud general activity indicated an.
other ngagemen was imminent.
| Surgeons were ordered to be in readi.
ness to care for largo number OF add
tional wounded.
A withdrawal of our forces was deter
mined on at council of oil corps COM
manders, during the day. The undertak-
ing was regarded as perilous, but If sue
ceesiul would rescue the army from an
other battle which would accomplish
little, except the destruction of valuable
lives.
The troops had received no intima,ion
OF retreat, and had laid down on their
arms for the night when the order was
given to fall in. The troops supposed il
was for night assault. on the enemy's
works and were not undeceived till tbey
found themselves on pontoons crossing
the stream. The bridges we're covered
with earth to deaden the sound Of arlil-
lery. A high wind and darkness pre.
vented the rebels hearing or seeing the
movement
Frankiin's division moved as soon az it
was dark, also Sumner and Hooket's, from
under the guns Of the enemy.
Many officers and soldiers expressed
GREAT regret, saying they preferred dying
In front Ut the rebel batteries.
Very few wounded were left on the
field.
Two brigades occupy the town as ad-
vance pickets, and our artillery on the
high bank will 90 op rate in keeping pos
session OF the town. Our heavy guns
opened ON the rebei talsrY Tuesday
morning, eliciting little response.
The Times correspondent thus describes
the rebel position:
Our forces were expected to storm and
take theirs above the plateau Of third Of
mile,whieh the storuaing party will have
to crass. In doing this lhey will be ex-
posed TO the fire Of the enemy's sharp- |
shooters posted behind stone wall run
mig along the base of ridge. double
rev 4 rife pits ON the rise of the crest.
heavy batteries behind strong field works
hat stand on the top of the hill, power
.,i infantry force lays conceded behind
these, of a fanking fire iron. !. battery and
On lower range Of double iniiadinr FIRE
rom cannon to he left of them. Seyas-
.opol wasn't half so strong.
The Times account of the battle show.
hat lockers grand division was on this
lde OF the river until 4 o'clock. AT this
lme Hooker, who hadn't yet been across
he river, proceeded over, remarkinr to a
ricnd that ne was going to put this thing
trough. In haitian hour prodigious vol.
les of musketry announced that Hooker
nth the reserves was engaged. These
ast assisting columns consisted Of the
VISIONS OF Humphrey, Monk, Howard,
fetty and jerks. They had not, however.
OF fairly begun before the sun went down.
nd night closed around the combatants
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

- Gen. Read, who is in command
O sne Union forces 1t Columbia, Adair
county, Ny, recently oonGacated all the
liquor in that city. A vender Of the ar
den. there, who is Familiarity known =
lmblbers a. Ham Judd, thereupoo huny
out from, bis grocery door piece Of blacf
Grape, with placard emphasizing q NJ
dry topers that the owner was mourn;n.
for departed spirih."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
Philadelphia, Dec. 1e

The Washington Star has an article
pointing out Encouragement in regard 10
ipontoon bridges and repsirs to the Aquia
Greek railroad, and asks for IN inyest;ss-
ton by Congress to ASCERTAIN Who ii
to blaIne fcrthe delay that hss retarded
the advance and the plans of BsrnsidyS
command.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

Of The Crittenden compromise. r. wa
true that sopsa oi ihe leaders Of the reLol
lion had voted for that compromise bu
the history Of subsequent events SHOW
that II ten or twelve votus had been nee
essary to defeat that measure, they coulc
have been procured. He would 20 fur,h
er, and say that there was nothing III til,
Erltttenden compromise that would hay,
prevented the rebellion. They asser
that the administration tramples ON til,
constitution, and all the rights and prixii.
ieges under that instrument are to be
swept by the board and that the Union
Is to be conteated for without the eonsti.
tuition. lie had witnessed some of those
so-called Union-lovers Of the constitution
When war broke out, the enemies were
not confined to rebel States but were scat-
tered all about the land.
ne opinion of many, regarding the
story as to the President being guilty Of
. VIOLATION Of the Constitution 10 suspend
ing .ne privileges Of habeas corpus, he
lust'hed President Lincoln in doing So
1t was his duty to use all means 10 snn.
press the rebellion. ConGscation il m.
other protext offered by some to war on
the administration. Some of the Bur,ler
States who haze been tram pied in the
dust take il as unkind that the em;ssariss
oithe war, expended their sympathy only
On the wives and children of uen engaged
IN protecting the Border States, want to
see retaliation visited on the rebels for
their Grimes. Again, the enemies of
thls war exhibit q frightful picture of the
financial condition of the country. The
rebels are responsible for every drop of
blood, every dollar Of extraordinary ex-
penditure and for al circumstances CON-
muted. Noel proceeded to contrast the
course ofthe anti-war party Of 1912 Of
that of the present day, insisting that tho
parole was perfect. In this connection
he quoted the position of the Federalists
Of Massachusetts at that time. Thomas
d Massachusetts,, interupting, said if
The gentleman from Missouri desir-
"a IN any way to give character to
he class OF men whom both OF them
condemned. namely: the Peace Dem
ocrais, he could not have pursued
moro effectual course, for the old FEEDER
'lists of New England we're the most
ionest and patriotic parties that ever
lived.
Mr.. Noel resumed, aud said that the
present organized Democratic party was
Inconsistent when slavery comes in as an
'lement of rebel strength.
lie was against compromising with
men who were now endeavoring to break |
Up the government, and he would agree
. nothing but absolute subjugation on
heir part.
He spoke tie opinion or the straight
ut loyal men Of the border States la
onclusion he advocated emancipation 10
he border slave States. He stood by
be government, by such men as Andrew
ohnson. There were but two parties
ne for war, the other for com promise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

Military Notice.

Once OF Provost Marshal, Aug. 30.
Hereafter no sales Of intoxicating liquors win bs
psrr4ittea 10 enlisted Tie United States rmy
ID tais Sis.
Persons trf"rg In violation OF this order viii be
arrested hha st'itE'4i measures taken 10 prevent
repetition of the oaen.e.
J. ". HIATT,
septl-d fro,os, Marshnt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

Aar In our notice yesterday of the fer,
ny boat, wc made an error from being
wrongly informed, III stating that the boa,
was running from here to Quirey. i VIC
learn from one Of the proprietor CT: /,
has gone TO st. Louis for lctirs. Tae
boat, it is said, run MS la'g ms il could.
and when the water became too low for
it, the Ferry Company chartered the lit
tie boat now crossing the river, until it
was likewise stopped by the ice. When
the river was again open this boat had
changed hands and the company were
unatle to get control of it. Ii unreason.
able charges are made for ferriage, the
company, it would seem, is to be exone
rated from all blame.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

~ We receive the Iowa City papers
some time after getting notices Of some
Of their contents in the Des Monies Reo.
ssser. We fear the Iowa City editors do
not give their papers the right shoot for
keokuk in winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

THURSDAY, DECEMBER is.

Es J., II Humes will ro to Fort lad
ison on Friday next and viii ret The u. S.
licences for parties who will leave their
orders ard the necessary smount Of green
backs at his Office, on Sd St, between
Main and johnson. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
New York Dec II

Tho bark Ann, from New Orleans, Ne
ports "a the 9th on st. Augustine she
saw steamers bound south. probsbly
part OF Banks expedition Several YES
seis g khsaks put into Port Royal for
coal and then sailed south vArd. I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

~ i'ifs'f 70" deiivrry e letters for the hospitals
lax las bv,u assigned to each ward All concerned
VIII thsfsofe Ice rsrcln 10 their friends when
writing hem dtrec, ,seir lecrs 10 II. Lox for
thti proper Ward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REOkUA TxNG FOR THE SIXTH CAV
AIRY. s
Come ON, Boys s--.IE urrnh Tor shc
stars and sxri pes.

Lieutensnt WIN o grRgs, Of the Sixth Iowa Cav.
airy, Is nov In the city recruiting for mis- regiment
Only few more required to MI up the regi
meht and ihs probably the oniy chance that WILDE
offered fori ,ining Cavalry regimen, prior the en-
forcem-nt cithe draft the irst If next month.
Clothing and equipments have already been fnruis-
cad for the rssiuans and are new at Davenport and
Bounty will be paid and regular pay Ill the
time .. eni istnent fssset
Headanaslcsss Mt Burns d Rentgen's on the Lcvee
deei3-dAwfm VIM. q. burns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
NOTICE.

The members Of the Iowa State Insurance Company
are hereby roilled that the Annual Meeting will be
heid on the scecpi Monday of January next, al the
Office OF he Company In se City ef Kcokuk at O'Clock
r.ht at which time Board directors will be
elected for tho ensuing year
Office on Main-st., between Cd aud Sd
SAMUEL +. CAREl, Secretary.
Dec. II. 1872 dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

1rMaj. Gen. John A. McClernand
was married 70 Miss Minerva Dunlap Of
Jacksonville, a sister Of his former wife
q few days since.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

BE- VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock Of Hats, Caps, Furs, Gloves,
DC, constantly on hand, at the lowest
cash prices. TnovlO.aml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

SzrThe 39th regiment of Iowa infant
ry, Col. Cummings. left Davenport for
St. Louis last Saturday. They went by
railroad through Illinois. A correspon
dent OF the Gazette complains OF the
shortcomings Of members Of this regi-
ment, in which be calls them regiment
of sneaks and thieves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

ma Burkitt d. Co., have just received
so0 dozen WOODEN hoods, 80 dozen wooden
skating caps for Misses and children, gen.
uemen's and ladies undershirts, 81 dozen
heavy buck gloves, splendid lot ladies'
fnrs, ,ents gloves. 90 pocket books at
len GEMS each, felt jockies, ladies' bask-
cts, hats, caps, buffalo robes, comforts,
scaris, nubias, DC. dIn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
AsatcheIor's Hair Dyo--.The hest In
lhA W.

saecheI or's Hair Dyo--.Thc Bestfn
The world.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrate cd Hair Dive
produces coior not to be distinguished from
warranted MOTTO nuYe the hair In the
the LII eAects or bad dyes and invgorases he hair
life GREY, REDor RUSTY HAIR instantly tarn.
asplendid black or brown leaving the hairsofi and
osaatlfui. Sold by all druggists kc
The genuine fssigned WILLIAM A. BATCHEInR
- fAs Jssr si1s. Of sseA boz
rsc'ors, No. 81 barclay Street, New York. Late
$500 SO 10 Dend Street lie6-dkwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

F McCupe's Hall was well filed last
evening with visitors to the Fair, and the
receipts were better than any previous
night. Several articles on which chan
ces had been sold were ratified for, and the
lucky owners determined.
This evening will be the concluding
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

POSTPONED The time in which the
Iowa paroled prisoners are required to re-
port themselves at ST. Louis, il postpon-
ed from the 18th inst. to the lst of next
month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

GROVER Il Bakers CKLEpxAr-Ef
NorsElEss SEWING MAcHrNEs-CHRlsr-
MAS AND NEw YEAK's PREsEsrs.-
Here is . chance to invest 10 some
thing that will be real benefit /" A
good seseing machine lghtens the laLo,
and promotes The heath and hayDiac~ NJ
those at homo" &
These machines Lave recently taken the
First Premiums at the State Fairs of New
York. Ohio. Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri and Iowa. They are unsurpass-
ed as family machines, and can be had Of
tho agent in Keokuk at eastern man ufac-
sarers prices, $40 and upward, according
to styles with the addition OF only two
dollars for freight
Information and instruction given
gratis, by GEo. o. Huron,
Ut Agent at Keoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18

n1- The 4oth Regiment Is stin in
quarters at Iowa City, minus uniforms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
B T TELE c r A p n .

Clerk of Circuit Court u. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-18
The Confessions md Experience OF
Poor Young Man.

Dec. -, 1862 dim
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Letters for tn G Hospitals.

Fert Madison, iowa, nov 18Th, 1854. -a,fxa
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ Professor ADRIES will have the honor appear
IT, academy Of Music MONDAY NEAT. February "A,
lj2, aud follow evenings give few Of his Monster
Enter OF Wpndcr al Magical Iisons which Will
prove New York audience that Aren u the
gicin the world ana performs feats tura Scientific
Mechanical Chemical Magic exceeding all
done bv ancient modern wizards Adricn's
magical feas of producing almost nnumerebe animals
and substances from nothing, Ills Illusions
FURNISHED Tea Table, ready for party SIT down to-
pals OF water sicient To quench woGis
his other n,aches Prcsudigiia aons designate Aden
the Prince of Ma ,icians and King OF wizards.
have Witnessed several OF Professor Adrcns magical
cfOrmnnces which astonishing that
thought they eou be douc without le aid OF other
than human Adricn's furnished tea table,
pas OF water and some other tricks were enough TO make
the supcrstous moros aud the crcdulous afraid but he
Afterwards assured the audiences prvaic paresl that at
proper lime he would be ready show the philosophy 81
his performances aud prove that all magical Illusions
ment, ind that there many reports circulated
spectng Adrens performances, which, Ii unconradcted,
might the public Against wines hs wonderful
feats. JOHN W. PORTER. y3o BroadwBy
Hear what Rev. Dr. shaw, OF pcmarara, West Indies.
says
During my VISIT IN New York attended two OF Pro
fcssor Adrens magical performances given 81 private par.
rful three OF his tricks that
whether such things could be done
without aid think that Large class OF persons
fond of amusement and insrueton will pe delighted with
Professor Adren. OSBORNE W. SHAW, ID. -.
Prices admission 80 cents to all OF the house, pr
vae 10 yea, 81 each; chiidrcn half price,
Doors open st Performance COMMENCES at O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
DOwERY THEATRE
ID GRAND CELEBRArION

DOwERY THEATRE
ID GRAND CELEBRArIoN
wAsHINGrON's BIRTHDAY.
STiCkSEY'S NATIONAL CIRCUS.
Two PERFORNANC Es-DAY AND MONT.
UNION or TIE CIRCUS AND MEIODKAMA
Ths evening, tiIe Spectacular Patriotic DRAINS
of VICTORY Oh VICTORY;
Or The Capture OF Fort Donclsop. Has been in active
preparation under the immediate auspices 0f }. y. Foster.
Previous 10 the commencement Of The drama
MISS FRANCES
viii sing Union Medey song.
written and composed by r. Baker ESQ.
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY
has been secured, and to dive e-lke and eca,,
REGULAR ORGANIZED MILITARY CORPS
will give
DRESS REVIEW AND PARADE DRILL
The Troupe VIII the performance and
the third net Of the drama viii c1lclud. them
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

VALUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTION Cosr-TuE EN-.
tie stock (Lioera aud Rechciche Books pubshsd by
Pancaid e,ceptd) s IS nassau street selling
siness. Call and be fully ASSURED ~ ths II yOu want
"Dpoas which are voJks, and know iue ry4i's.
nAIAlN L...ANNIIARu.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
AMUSEMENTs.
ADJUSTMENTS.
kyiBLO'S GARDEN
IN Lessee and Manager - HENRY O. JARRETT
BRILLIANT 81 GEES.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLo's GARDEN.
HEffiiASrt' 1sIi s GEES isi;s"' " ME"
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
''"s p's 5s sI's oslRTUs on this occasion
VIII be perior"sG GEN y sora 'ee sr.hfs',a ni,e, Nd
.... fxTiioiic s6Sa' '''''
THE FLAG OF TuE UNION.
by
Sixth night of the snss.s,Ssnsoi m
the queen OF comedy Mr. Mr. s.nc s. Collins IN
the great Irish comedian ami VOC s.
sTARTLING;EFFECfs WIN
sUrEaB rABLEAUx.
OF the great 'pec'rfIdar TfIF c'sy,Ers nsy q R.wN
MAdSiTioESF \ xrroISTMsSrs ! { { rss.v
THIS s.,H5.p afsSS; COSTUMES 'a
'0' '''' nsn Viii %ME !"5tsff GofLsES RaiSF BAwN.
: BRIDES % =" "dIkRyowEx az
with the songs fa Mourn the Hopes t. Leave Me-
"t'ruiskeen Lawn and the Boys OF Kilkenny. -,
S:%as S:s;:si Ssst.": y sa:ss
C"rrirsn " re W., %s'
ELY O'CONNoR the Colleen Bawn. Mrs j WOOD
wih the of the Cruiskeen Lawn" THE Pretty G
Milking her Cow and. with Mr.. Collins the duet "Myles
Annie Chute, the Colleen Rhuad Miss Enma Taylor
& Mrs Cregan. Mrs vining
Admission to ali parts Of the house, cents
pADe Doors open Il 7; co,,nehce al TX
seatscan be secured three days In advance
ozlHsa19SA SA.$ EESs9hH4sGsr sisAsDzr o,
: '' The TIE sFAk SATsesAH sSsaaiAS ASTHEss HsEEssnn
n,os,ous GSsJ% ssS AZ a H Da'snpofs. S %s'' y M WIZ"
BEAUriFUL BALLET ..,,n
This evening win be presented BueSs,ones comedy of
MARRIED LIFE.
MR.. J. 6. CLARKE
GREAT COMIC ROLE
MR.. HENRY DOVE
sALIEr F. SiyEs2!ssEsEsr. Iii1asa * EsssEsr
l. 'A'''0'''0A THE ARXGoNEsEs. 0' inc '''''''''
BEArriIffuh" i"H cuBAs
Tabieau in which the National Anthem win be by the
c0a'iad.si N MiDSiHSA iiiSa Pas ssSi
BEAUTIFUL cUBAs
' ~ OUR PLEASANT NEIGHBoR.
MELoDEoN. Sss BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING
AVA and f''n'T srEfnEx srfssii H. BRANCH
8ess ISLAND
WMGRE Mpay wAs se y Asi Lex goES
IRVING HALL-SOIREES FRANCHISES
TuEsDAY & asPisR FEB ioSriKsT sokEE OF Tsils Tns
SECOND SUBSCRIPTION.
LIE CODE DES FEMMLS
Comedie, In net. by M Dunausir.
MUSICAL INTERLUDE.
Violin Solo, by the young Maemoeie Aathilde Toed and
Les es'HsiPfs ssGissF pE vpISAGE
Coincide vaudeville, in one act, by Messrs Davert and
Lausanne.
Tickets OF admission with secured ST. To be pro-
cured at DARDONvILLE'S store 623 Broadway. and At
the door the evening OF the performance
Doors open at ~ O'Clock; the play to commence at
o'clock precisely.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
MATRIMONIAL.

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