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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

Lautn0n, VINO succeeded ten. uOrlDnt Il
the Fourth Division, and was in tur,
succeeded by Gen. Mexican, and sent I,
Gen. Sherman at Memphis few week
ago, is now restored TO his, old division
once more, to the great salts action OF tn,
troops. They entertained no persona
iIl-wil for ten. Mexican, but, on til,
contrary, believed him an able officer
and courteous gentleman. Still, they
cherished strong preference for Genera
lauman. and arc delighted at his return
Gen. Mexican, at his own request, was
restored to his old position in the Paw.
masters Der artment, and goes to CAIRO,
| understand. These changes throw Gen
Sherman's former command into the right
wing. under Gen. Mcpherson. General
Hamilton commands the left Chicag0
Times Cor.
WASHINGTON News, 11th.-The story
tclegrsphed from this city to the PhIa-
delphla press, stating hat the Banks ex-
pedit'on had landed at Winton, N. c., is
preposterous, ms many of the vessels Of
which it is composed draw too much wa
ter 10 allow them to venture nearer than
within sight of any portion of the North
Carolina coast.
There IS not so much gloom here As
people at distance would be led to i'm
aglnc from the events of the last few DAYS.
Prominent members Of the Administra-
tion declared to day that there would G
no winter quarters for the army, and that
inaction will not long succeed the late
clash Of arms.
There is great doubt about the Pres-
dent signing the bill admitting Western
Virginia. Senators understand that he
has grave constitutional objections to the
bill.
Secretary Smith retire. from the Cabi-
net on the first of the new year, and will,
no doubt, be succeeded by Judge Holt,
though some Indiana politicians aspire to
the position.
BY telegraph from Camp Prairie Grore,
Dec. loh, 1862, to Cor. S. j. Arirk
Wooa. Io,oa O.ty, Iopa
Again have lowa's sons done honor to !
the State. The 10Th and Goth infantry
behaved we in the fight at Prairie Grove
The 18th particularly distinguished it
SELF They made brilliant chaige, cap
turing a battery, but were compelled TO
cave 1t. We mourn the loss of the gal
ant Col. FairIand and several other Iowa
office S. Ma. Thompson, of the 2o,h,
md others, are wounded. The loss in
he 10Th is forty-fivc killed and one hun.
lred and forty five wounded. In the aoth,
thirteen killed and thi,ty-seven wounded.
The lst Iowa cavalry also did good sery-
&c. F.J. liErRoN,
Brig. Gen. Commanding ID and Sd Di.
visions Of the Army Of the Flontier.
Fifty of the 2s!h Regiment, Col. Mil
er, were taken prisoners by the rebc on
he Sd inst. They were detached from
he regiment for special duty, and were
urpriscd and captured. The detach-
ncnt consisted of FIVE men from each
ompany.
AIyiccs have been received from Rolla
D the effect that the 25i Iowa regiment
) to leave that point to-day. for Houston,
iissouri, sixty i've miles south of the
,rmer place.
The aggregate Federal assessment in
he First Cong essional District is over .
scnty-six thousand dollars.
Pork is selling at Burlington at 1920
nd $3.50 for net weight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Markel....Daily Report.
OFFICE OF THE DRN. b NRws,
Wednesday Eve. Dec, III.

VFFICs OF the DEN. i NRws,
"wednesday Eve, Dec. II.
business Is very light, and prices unchan nged
FLoux- -S46oyd5.20.
WHEAr-6o@ooc for common grades, and s. a
'Sc for choice. Receipts llsT bu.
hARLsr-Nominsi At 7o@soc Shipments
300 bu.
CoRN--In demand nt 2Ac. Recent. $50 bu.
OArs--239S2c. keceipes 800 bu.
HoGs--$2.25@2 IS live; dressed, IS. 3.oo@3 65.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
NRw YoRK, Dec.

The schooner J. w. Congdon, from
GuadaIonpe, reports the pirate Alabama
st Dom nsco November 2sth. There is
a report that ahc chased . schooacr
which run into Dominsco for protectioo.
The San Jacin,o had been to Guadaloupe
but had gone 70 St Thomas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

MAKE your selections for Christmss
at DesCe a Cram pton's. Rock Island. and do
80 at once. while the stock is large and com
plete. No more appriste pift could he pre-
magnificent Photographic albums.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

Coop RrpDANcg.-We noticed q re.
taking into the country two Of the notorious
female ornament. OF the Po.ies Court, In .Ls
city. A good thing for Davenport, but ~e
guess the farmer will End them rathsr indiff.
ere0l eeryatfs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

CHRISTMAS Eve BAIL L-Arrxngements
have been made for a tall on Christuac 4v.
Davenports Hall, LeClnifs. Mr., Louie
Pfiam will get up the supter. and White.
Uoion Band will furnish the music. A 60 ID
time may bs expected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

FINE.-The weather continues cool
but delghtful--too much 50, We fear, to be oi
long duration
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

MILITARY MEN, ArrENTIoN.-If yon
wish Tor U.if'rm . ID full equipments call on
+. 7. Erskine, Nickolls' Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

Toys.-BIatt Il Co. have elegant va
riety oftoys on hand. which be will sell at -.
ton.shing low prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

NKw YoRk, DeS. u.
F'orR-Msrket &c better with fair dem.nd-
6.15a6 IS extra Srate: So 750de so r. no
NHsAr-lc hetter aud IN good demand 81 81
al 80 spring; 81 % dgl.S4 nil. club; 81 loa L. a
red western.
C'RS-Shadc ffmer 76@77ck.
OATs-Astive 6,td70c.
fOaK- Quiet and steady.
NHisKY-Shsde frmer
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

LIEUT.. TYNFR, Adjntant Of the l4th
regiment. leaves to-day for s.. Louis. where
his regiment 10 being re- organized.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

PhGnix Insurance Company Of Hart
ford assets, lat May. 1862 s5Z7 .260 9S lia-
bilities. t2l 800. HENaY Is. Ho.rAAs, Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

ATTENTION, OFFIC kRs.-For a choice
military Uniform. call 1t Cones, c1rner Brad,
and Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
Davenport Lumber market.
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ssH. , q. PAMKER,
pay ~.ciAN AND SURGEON. .oreICE,
rr .nklss 0tck, -s.oaa A1os. Brady ST.,
S.s:I econd and Third, Daven, ort, lava.
"s'' .ence, corner Ninth sad - Clsirs ~.
dsels-1Aw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

j. ". VAN EvesA, broker, bnys and
sells United States Vouchers. State, Count.
and City Warrants. nsRo,iatss loans, pay.
tsxes, ETC. Oi,e, 3 door below Post office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

YoRrHy wgsx ENDING DEC. H. 1862,
II Ne,eoyoLogioni obsereat,on., nHderMe direction
NJ the y.aithsoaifa Insta.tion, made at Grismoil
College, Iy NM. DrswooDY, Latitude, Il. 80
North Longitude, 1889 Wea; Aeiyh,atove ths
sea, 1871 feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

WHoLEsAnNG.-W Wadsworth [ RS TO
the country trade rare inducements In way OF
stock and price,. His stock Of stspies Is the
largest In tue State. and will be sold very
brady and Sscond s,rsst. on the Let proximo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

PAINTING UP.-Painters were engag-
ed yesterday in finishing up the outside work
on the new State Bank Building. The ip.ii-
tuition will be ready for occupancy by the 10th
of next month
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

ExrRA copies Of the WEEkLu DEMO
GRAFT AND Nkws. containing y vast smont Of
news and misceliany. for sals At the Counting
Room.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

FINE WoRK.-Mr. John Haley, cor
ner q Brady and 9th slreets. 1. turning GU,
boot line We have ever ss-n in Daven port. h.
purchase none hut the best Of stock. employs
tae mo.t skiilful worknsn, aud Of course gives
general sa,isfaction. We hespssk for him q
libersl share Of ths public patronage, believing
that he lnsrits IL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

TnE 40gn.-This regiment passed
through tbs place yesterday afternoon. en-
route for Dixie. fully armed and equipped and
read for any kad Of a fight that may turn
up. II is fine regiment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18
THURSDAY MORNING. ..DEC. Is. 1862

y. NJ PsTTsssffL 4 Co, No ~ Park Row New York
and state street, Boston, agents In those cities
and are authorized to take and subscrip-
tons for us at our lowest rates.
Z. H. ScRvks Y3 Dearborn street Chicago ia author.
ised to receive advertisements for this paprr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

WnIsLER will contirue until after
the Holdaysto sell bis goods at old prces.
What would be more appropriate for u Christ.
mas present or a New Years g,i. than .ne Of
,hose el.gan, dress patterns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

FoR THE 2Orn Iowa. large boAes
OF sanitary stores were shipped yesterday hy
United states Express, for the 20th regiment
DR.. Hsyoes aud Mr.. J Is. Allen accompany the
goods.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

RuNAwAY.-Df. langer's horse run
away again Yesterday. smsebing up the buggy
and ripping his bar Less to pieces. W. thin X
the Doctor would savs money VI be gave tba,
horse TO some one engaged in brick ml.isg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

WADsWoRTiis new store corner OF
Brady and Second is being rapidly completed
lie intends to invite his nun srous customers
TO least of fine things =. the new place in
about two weeks
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

Tux roads are getting in good con-
dition again. and produce is rolling in rapidly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

NEw YoRK, Fec IL.
Stocks better. Government stock. lower.
Sterling drmer 46Gl8K.
Gold S2I.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

MoRs Doors AND SHOES. G.. IIar.
rsh. Second street. opposite l. Claire Row, is
constantly receiving additions to bic supply Of
boots and shoes. lie particularly invites the
attention Of the ladies to q supe, ior article Of
ladies pebble-caif and goat. double sole, bal
moral hoots. received yesterdsy. He has also
. .plsndia article Of mens' kip ard grsined
boots. custom made.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

Mean h.ignt Of ba'onete', Sai inches moan
temperature, 81 degrees mean amour, Of clouds,
8 gsserai divsstisns OF y nds n. ". and g. W.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

Wedoesday i o'clock
A. n. Thii bsiag the time set bv Jastses
B Food for the examination Of DR. J. G Parker,
who vas charged by the Corenss's Jury With
the abduction and ssdoctioo Of Mics Abby J
Smith. the jstendsnt sppssssd In court 81.
te"d.d By bis counsel and Witnesses. and there
being ." sviisee. which sonld peer to sob
sisstiAts sisbss OF tkA shove changes. 4 . sas
heoorsb'y discharged BY The court from fur
tAss ssstsdy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

.szos Az. n -. kE LLS, ss
DACkE OF BEEF AND POex, AMI
l Shipper. Of Lave Stock 81 bssdy 50.
iaolo-d1V
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-18

RxPUDrATE.-Wc must tell the people
sRain that II they ever expect 70 have free
circu alton Of postal currency they must take
stsre to discorrsge the issuance and ci.cula
tion Of shinr rlas.ers. The city 10 A ,oded with
them and they cannot he ruled ont except by
evil 10 increasing every day. and ought to b.
srargled before it becomes too strong to be
sssily managed.
The New York herald., 1862-02-03
SALES AT AUCTION.
A n. b. CHAPMAN 4 co, AUcTIONEERs.
A.. SUPERB HOUsEH0LD FURNITURE,

A.. SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Eanttngr works OF
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
The property oi a family declining housekeeping.
story brown residence As West Sixteenth street,
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Seven octave rosewood Plan Dforte,
Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers.
. ~ +. Velvet Medallion Carpets
Sevres and Dresden China Vases. -
& .ts Pier and Mante Mirrors,
Oak Buffet and Extension Table
Bookcase Eteseres. Centre Tabes,
Sheffield Table Cutlery. Table Linen
sis Rosewood Chamber Furniture, style Louis XIV.
brocael; do green and gold, Tee-s-Tee Sofas, Arm
chairs Reception and oval Chairs, Eegeres
Rtatuary top Secretary and Bookcase, lined with
san wood plate glass DOORS Encognures Cabinets Centre
ers elegant Lace Curana and Gard
Tables magnificent Sevres China vases superb Bronxes
representing Mercury Crusaders Cbevs dc Marley Hamlet
henorandt two match Pantines-Saenes ON the Hndson
Views. original BY Diebot French Eneravinys Brouze
Clock runs one month"; magnificent seven oave rosewood
Ianotorte four round made to order by city
-makers; Stool Cover and Canterbury; ank walnut Hat
rosewood and mahogany Dressing bureaus, Bedst;ads
Wardrotes Commodes Lounges, Arm Chairs, Sofas Chairs
with hacloh Spring Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Blankets Counterpanes, Oval Mirrors. Dining Room
elegant RUBY and Crystal Glassware Paran marble
Punch Bowl Silver Dinner and Tea Service Saverr Table
Cutlery. Napkin Rings Also Furniture of the servants
apartments and Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
Fifth avenue and Broadway Sixth stages and cars
the Ast0r House, st. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
which win bring them within few of the house.
ner OF Sixteenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-03
Cashier Of the rar1ar. NJ "a ilass Of d % Esaaas fcnr


TJENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTTONEEa.-lIENRY IT, LEEDS
II Co. viii sell at auction, rn Tuesday. February 4, ~
IL The No % Nassau street, the stock ~
Broadway J,wilsr. T. goods the finest
description jcweiry and IN .nractu,ed for Broadway
paies vM Darond Crosses Earrings Hroo he's Watches
by Cooper N. Tolas Joseph luhns 'n Dnrex and Lever
Watches chronomet.fs IN . he.n crnt god gents
Fob Cha,ns Ladies snld sterling Silver waf,
Knives Forks and Spoons Gold Suits, sulid G-i Thin
bles Silver Na,si Kin and ri,ii Knives, Silver Salt Gel
lars sterling Sill Watches, Scgar Cases Card Cases Gold
Bracaets ladies' snd gentlemen srir stone and cluster
Rugs. &c. Among the articles IS u magnificent Diamond
Gross cont, inng eleven egau largo biants appraised u
stock br ah-o icy sold to the hghr "
bidder whaut rig ard ofr opportunity TO pro-
- ure 10 xciry nj very moderate prices,
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

EIRST CLASS STEAM FORGE FOR SALE-wILL RE
sold mt public sale, at O'Clock NJ Tuesday, the 4th
Of February 1852 at the public house Of w. L. De&3or
bon in the y OF Reading the properly known the Read
.Sng Steam Forge, IN said city,
Said Forge substantially built, and completely equipped
Nasny hammer and three Kirk hxmmers each with
heating and boilers attached. bending
chine and three pudding furnaces, i've blacksths
forges thirty class boring MILL
Main building 800 by 100 feet with sheet iron roof carpen
shop aud brick Office with hre proof &C. the pre-
Enises. which contain over 21s acres.
Said Forge conveniently located for business ad
joining Reading Railroad, and connected herewith
that locomotives take away and deliver cars Of iron
outside the building by which COAL Scrip iron &C.
dumped each furuace without extra
for hauling labor. This Forge capable of executing
heaviest work, having forged aud finished the main
nade) besides complete Of forgngs for
for and others The city of Read
FOR the successful
forge. II within 50 miles OF philadelphia,
necied Herewith b. the Readn Railroad, and the sc'uy
kill (I6O canal l2s miles by rail direct from New YORK.
3chuyk coal REGION, whence the best anthracite coal
for about 81 IS Read
situated In OF the finest arricltu al districts or
has population 2btO and Is noted for It's
general hoc th and the purity of It's water As Bers con
conaius furnaces than other in the United
States Of ecripon be procured 10y the forge
prices Title clear OF au ncinbrnne. Pos
session gwen immediately and terms made easy 10 suit par
The Forge complete order. and Is furnished
with every ncsiry tool and appurenancc ~ commences
the o those engaged In the above busi
For ny further information, apn,y 10
II. IL: MuH LENBlEG.
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

rT,ACIIYHIPPODAMfA. MfA.-LINDENMILLEKs = THEATRE
Mr. lie Ssssss ssIS
ns ssn from 10 src,%ay 81 M "a
nation q monopolI.ts WIN appear At LINDENMILLERs
February s. 1852, aud every evening" during the
Mr. sss %S r z S oa s ss Art Of
ysd after long study aud much practice he s familiar
horses as practced Ia vsro countries and Is horonrhis
eoeyer.n with The system pr.r.ised by Messrs VIM and
New York. ,ie following extracts from hs report q eon
es appIn'sa " hF Hr ss S % morss Of Tn%1s Ass
The system q Mr. se,d.n. may no bs out Of place The
Rarey and ssidenl causing sensation among the friends
Of that noble ani"s ,nna e ao'Ss shs there be-
ofbe syslrSs taught by Mrssrs Rarey seiden
OF these gentlemen 20 upon the two systems
Sd . s.s Gs s 10 mad nnS
practical purposes Ia accortanec with this view meeting
%al c s ss soScmbc & as whS i Mas e deter
ms 70 ss y The gS E nss A;Sss e
method OF breaking subdning. tanning and managing the
foss%s follow ssraes are aSea tom the com@ee's repor,
That Mr. Rarry teaches the manner Of approaching wild
We think, The exhibition SVEN by Mr. sedeu, that
TENS Taught By Scs.r. Rsscy sden Of the later
and mqs sfs fsr ne Welfare he
ss horse Tina. s word ws Se %pc n
Mr.. Rarey teaches principle OF controlling baulky or
have this part OF tho system thorough
the conclusion that the plan adopted
by Mr. scen In respect entirely superior to that
taught by Mr. Rarcy complete safety
The committee further believe that there Is no bauk
kicking be made kind, gentle
under Mr. selden's manasemen. Mr. ssdsns process Of
een Mr. Seden introduced aud explained 10 the committee
principle, the hpplcaoneof which one man alone In
enabled TO control the most wild and vicious horse In order
TO perform surgical operations Mr. selden also introduced
the Indian bridle which consider useful
halter breaking the colt controlling vicious horse driving
education and many other things Important 70 the
The report from which the foregoing extracts taken il
KsmeneT H. " Beyer aud Robert Mcmillan committee
They all competent judges and responsible aud
may be referred Paris Appended to the report
Rarey's and Sedcns Tanning Classes concur fully In
gu ns ''c'' 'e' JOHN r. poUSLxss Marsha, Of p.r.
D. q. BURR.
nv Mr. sELDEN's SYSTEM -
Al wild horse may be subdued In twenty minutes.
A baulKy horse may be made 10 draw load In thirty
Kicking horse may be cured OF the vice.
vicious horse may be approached aud handled with
Mr. selden VII lecture Horse aud illustrate his sys
tenn on Monday evening, February j, 1854
Mr. seiden will operate upon from two to four horses each
evening.
Parties having vicious horses requested to bring them
forward. r. ...I
Admission IS cents No half price nc reserved seats
BOO sopen AT 6 O'Clock illustration will Commence mt ~
o'clock.
HOWARD ATuEN.EuM. RoSTON.-TfiIS THEATRE
Al VIII be p2nci the lOh inst Ccnnnnic tons TO
be addressed ~ Mr. flning, Manager 10 Cuas Pafs
Toe, dran ate agent n. Y. y i7
IlALkCIt GARDEN Music frALL To LEASE F0s A
term bl years Apply a the ptoprieors ""ee' on f'u'
teeuth street trN 81 ~ tH
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

c. =. BOGART UCTloNEERs.--MoNDAY, FEB
D.. at2k O'Clock y. NJ, avenue, w virtue ol
hin OF sale the Stock aud Fixtures OF grocery sor Su
CARS Teas Coffee, Spices, also one norsc Wagon md
5Iarness CHARLES n. WATTS, Attorney.
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

CADEMY OF MUSIC-BROOKLYN.
IA EDWIN FORREST ENGAGEMENT.
Box Office open Ut
$50 Fulton street. brooklyn,
this morning, where seats can be engaged
ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE
for either OF the eight performances
GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
u oD BROADWAY. 6S5
In SPLENDOR and
KESPCTABILrTy
Gain ,he day IL TIE race for pubic pa;,onyss
NEW PANTOMIMES,
NEW BALfETS.
NEW BJkLESVuES
NEW ExTRAvA0ANZAS
NEW SONGS
NEW DANCES.
NEW ATTRACTION
EVERY WEEK..
THE LARGEST COMPANY IN THE CITY.
THE
GREAT
RAtEi.
PANTUMIME.
MAZULM,
EVERY
NIGHT.
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ
Macinu.
ADELAIDE PRICE
ns Julia.
r. VI. CARROLL
rs Harlequin.
NILE. MARIETTA.
j. c. STEWART.
And the mammoth company nightly. Ftf
GRAND MATINEE On SATURDAY AT2P. NJ.
ROBE.T FOX, Agent.
CHRIS NORRIS. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

I1I AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. a.
FEE ~ BESAPTAy I%fRisAy ~
Oh, land OF the fearless and free:
The hopes of world troddeu.
CSlamDst 20. 6t are are ,enrsa ,nas,; an m thee
fhe eyes OF enjoyment iovn. citizens are turned
AAs11sAs sHHaNss rSs5G Z StRs. HALL
Not only house been crowded every night
*.
'''' tue ''' '' %&Es% ai afS'i Sa '''s the
have as las. resort visited the fourth rate places dcsr
mated, in imitation Of us concert halls"
Never ''"Ss When ae Rcscius wa. an actor a, Rome.
has RrEs SEX faGa OF TKiuMpHANr SUCCESSES
#S +
bear Witness % he fso, ha. aea. OF high
order viii A"1ys SnPrcR% pse r. az Ts sassss sss
LOOK AT rcsT GHT q2NsrEsLArioS' fSsraa
g. who ssEn$Ssacsd to Sc comedian what ''''
EDWIN soh"Esi ,s,. rmus6;,,
Ben corToS, cc1%SS,ox usl BEN Sor,S COTTON
wIose inniiabs denea,ion Of the .caered man has
Eihopeanccenrciios !, be iruiy said Cotton Is
c"ARtfn cHAREE4 MEarta WHITE.
world "'"e' soR HART
In hisoarpg song, dancss simple lays aud patheis
The beaaiiul Daads whose charm the listen
er and raise has Ms G"s. sr !S es sTT sEis' OF earth
Miss LIZZIE schuLizE
Ms MIS- ERsssFfsE ERsssE!sE Be Be ssIsE.: s$IsE
r,EMcs M.ss EHTESrtTE 4 rtRSEn " f"lrkTa Il LESLIE
E#s E#s ssss$*;sSS ssss$SsS sIssEss4: sssEsE4s
Joses and hts a. e fsiir, and fashions Of the day II
DaeS 70 e found in Tue srt Of the peas of applause
with watch they arc nightly gree'ed by audiences Ge most
T%i,E SjIEIasT sSjijasT ssIdET ssaET TRSSFE TRosE
ri undes tue the bal
-" MONS. PAUL BRILLIANT.
FIRST CLASS PERFORMERS.
THE GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY
""''' THE AMERICAN MUSIC HALL
70 ''1 THE fIssr THEATRE IN THE WORLD
Having determined keep the lead ali psees amuse.
'''"' anu "it'S'ia uSpREcEDENrrp PATRONAGE
bestowed upon US nc r,,y y,ssxs
s$ Il $IIE EIHs E!s sS4:sss; Ssssss; Ssssss
We have in psspn1.SR EYprTnoa6iS%RY pSF sovELrrEs
which will be produced Ia rapid succession Ia tue most com
p'f'e aud ''''s 's'fEvERY EVERY EVENING
- SOMETHING NEW n THE WAY OF
THBi.EAG. DANCE, soSG XNDEArRAv vAGANzA.
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GEO CRANE, Treasurer
TyHALIENGE TO THE WORLD.
" signorna ANNErTA GALLETTI
''c 'e's''" Mons. EpOuGID vELARDE,
chsnge any dancers n the world TO with them in
oSE THOUSAND Or FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
d states Money ready al one hour na,e Address Geo
Lea, $50 Broadway, New YORK:
N. B.-Here 10 chance for the
and p6S JUAN xIassss
sslue he pres. aud PORTION Of he pss g be he
best dancersn the world.
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Performed at Niblo and the Academy of Music There
IL difference ON the grounds OF respcctablity
| nLYMPrc THEATRE. CORNER or COURT AND
~ Remsen streets g'ookyn win stage scenery. gal.
with sV may make arrangements TO open theatre that
''''' fEEb { COLE sas Fulton street. BROOKLYN.
| RAILROADS.
| HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
IL Troy the North and West leave Chambers street att
and II AN, and 5.lS. 81 and iOJ5P. VI.
| NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
The New York herald., 1862-02-03
r1Exny n 1rrnrs rR- ArcrLoNHEH.

Ill Shrr,ars sae-ljrrss raeln ms, Hoop skirts &c.
HENRY WOOD & co. win sell on Monday, February B.
their sarsioInS 40 Broadway, large lot
Models Patterns, Iiorp Skirts Skirt Materials SEW
Eng Machines Cutting Shears skr Frames, @ ais" large
lot OF Mirrurs Carp-is Sofas Chairs toIters Desks
stools Cards. Show Cas- Gar fiyurrs Stoves, OIL
cloth, &c ny order OF JAMES LYNCH, sheriff