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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-07

FiNANcIAL.-lt is stated in financial cir.
Giles ut Washington that Sec'y Chase has
consented to further issue of 5000, Qoo,-
goo in treasury notes. This carries the
circulating medium of the country from
1917, 100000 to $577, 100000 The una
yoidable result Of this, will be further de-
probation Of currency, or as it is generally
termed, further ads ance in gold. In ito
financial matter, our government seems to
be acting upon the principle Of that incon-
siderate philosopher who, With hands in
the tops Of his boots, ess.yed to lift him
self over The site. n -.. ~ gslr In s.sE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-07

VIE copartnersbp heretofore existing under the
name aud style Of stow Il HOPKINS il ri. DAVIS
dissolved by mutual consent The brine-s will here
after be conducted oy II. G. nopki.4. at the old
stasd e.. d E.'' sah.- .gr r. STOW ~
McGrcgor, Dec. %, lse2nas5,4 II. q HOPKINS.
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Of the respective armies; but | have an.

OF the respective armies; but have ap.
proximated the thing as closely as limited
observation could do amid the smoke and
excitement Of the battle field. Our army
with the exception Of Gen hunts division
is now encamped on the ground where the
battle was fought Gen. Blunt and his Iii
vision arc at Cane Hill. The whole army
is resting and waiting for achievements
before pushing on to the Arkansas river. 81
Our wounded are placed in comfortable
quarters at Fayetteville about twelve miles
northwest Of here, and the rebel wounded
are in houses in this neighborhood and at
Cane Hill. The greatest enthusiasm is
manifest among our boys and all are eager
to meet the enemy again in. deadly conflict.
Enclosed send you the address of Gen.
Heron to the soldiers of his army present
ed them since the great battle of which
have attempted to give you the mere out.
lines | can only regret that | have not the
time and opportunity to give better des-
criptien of the fight and mention many in
teresting incidents connected with the
events of that stirring, bloody and long to-
be remembered day.
Yours, &c,
FRANK
HEADQUARTERS On AND sd DIVISIONS, }
ARMY OF THE FRONTIER. PRAIRIE
GROVE. Ark, Dec. 10, 1852
FELLOW SOLDIERS - 1t is with pride and
pleasure that I am enabled to congratulate
you on the victory so recently achieved
over the enemy. Meeting their combined
forces, vastly your superiors in numbers,
armed and equipped in the most efficient
manner, contrary t. what we had been led
to believe, marshallcd by their ablest Gene.
rails, posted n strong position Of their
own selection prepared and ready to attack
us, entertaining toward us feelings Of hat
rrd and fiendish passion, evoked by inta-
nous lies which rebel Generals should have
disdained to utter, you. fellow dicrs, af
ter forced march Of over one hundred miles
in less than three, days, weary, exhausted,
and almost furnishing, animated only by
that feeling of patriotism that induced you
to give up the pleasures and comforts of
home to undergo the dangers and hardshipS
OF the field, did most gaIlantly meet, fight
and repul>e the enemy. Your ieiloW sol.
diers elsewhere, your friends and relatives
at home, our fellow ctiz n and you coun
try, as they learn of the splendid service OF
the artillerymen, Of the-detesmin.d. daring,
and brilliant charges Of the infantry, will
render you that praise and honor which is
justly your due Iowa, Illinois, Indiana,
Wisconsin and Missouri, your native states,
are proud OF their noble sons. |, who wit.
messed your gallant daring in every en-
counter, iu behalf of your country and
myself, tender you grateful thanks for the
service you have rendered Whilst we
drop a tear, therefore, for those who have
fallen, and sympathize with those who are
yet suffering, let us not forget to render
thanks to the Benifcent Givcr of all bless
ings for the success that has thus far al.
tested the truth and right of our glorious
cause.
F. J. HEBRON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-07

Terrible Battle at Murfrees-
boro, Tenn.
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There are about three hundred and fifty
prisoners in Gratiot street prison or wha,
is more commonly known as McDowelI's
college, and about one hundred and thirty
in Myrtle street prison. Amongst the
prisoners are Coils. w. g. Phelan, of Mo-
state guards, captured near Bloomfield, Mo-,
Robert Leunther, Of a No. reg't, and VIM
II. McCowen, of a Texan regt of cavalry,
Lieut.. Col. Quinton Peacher, of the 9th
reg't Mo. state guards, captured in Boone
Co, Mo, Maj. E. d. Majors, of Por,cr.s
reg't, captured in Monroe Co, Mo-, also
five captains, and four licutenants. Beside
the foregoing, there are at this time one
hundred and twenty.eight sick in the pris.
on hospital, and one hundred and twenty.
four cases Of small pox in Bloody Island
hospital
A few days ago while some Of the boys
Of the 3Sth were guarding the Gratiot stree,
prisoners, ons Of the inmates Of the hospi.
tai, while looking out of the window, was
shot through the head by Henry c. Obert
of Co. |, Howard Co. The prisoner instant.
" expired. The sentinel acted in strict
compliance with the orders given by the Of
ticer Of the guard, bu. am informed by
the captain Of the prison that it was not in
accordaace with any order that had ever
been issued by him. Certainly there i.
some one responsible for this act Of barbar
ity, who should be held to st;ic. account
for the same. The victim was union pris
oner who was only put il prison for some
trivial offence, and was the third one whe
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HEADQUARTERS 3STH REG Iowa Vols, J
BERToN BARRACKS, Mo-,
Dec 25th. 1860 \

DEAR TINES AS the rain this evening
deprives me from going the "srand rounds, :"
AS Some of the boys term it, | have con
c'nded to Crop line to you, and inform
you tina, the 3sth regiment of Iowa yos
still survives, and nearly all of us are abb.
to. draw cur regular. rations. We are still
in quarters here, but expect to leave every
day, nevertheless we may stay here until
January FIRST, in order to get our pay before
going into the field. We are '.strapped't to
man, and lave not even money enough to
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|
had left the battle field and were far away
on the road toward the Arkansas river
Most Of the rebel dead and wounded were
cared for by our army, and by three o'clock
the following morning the wounded were
taken off and provided for as we'll as cir
cumstances would permit Having Iioofli-
cial report of the number of dead and
wounded, rely solely upon my own OBJ
seryation and what !. have gathered from
prisoners taken on the battle field .
Secesh prisoners have told me that Hind
mans and Marmaduke's forces amounted
to from twenty five to thirty thousand
Against these men our three divisions could
only bring about eight thousand fighting
men yet with such fearful odds to contend
against the federal troops inspired with
that patriotism which renders every man a
hero, drove the rebels from their strong
position and achieved ore Of the most bril-.
liant victories in the history of our country.
, have seen hundreds Of the rebel dead and
wounded, and from the best information
F., can obtain in regard to their loss it does
not fall far short of 5000. One thousand
viii cover our loss in killed, wounded and
missing. The reason why the enemy suf
fercd so much more than our forces did, Is
very obvious. When our troops charged
the enemy in his position, they found the
men standing eight files deep and every
shot from our boys killed or wounded one
or more Of the enemy, while many of his
shots were lost on our little squads. Had
| time to gather statistics, l might write
you more definitely in regard to the losses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16

lTSo pCHANBERs sTREET-THE UTMOST VALUE
n pail Enonds Ws,ehs. Old 0od ana SILVER ,iiher
god c0a flndA Persons hAvta4 The above Tor
sale viii 10 better han AZ sny other 10 me ety
JOS. " IsAAC, No. Chambers street
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY FEBRUARY l6 1893.


DRY GOODS.
"A CLEARING SALE.
THE SsE1f ADVANCE IN EXCHANGE, AND
n os S6p IL H odo s % o.
BE Neatly DotBIx !, ruiz iIvT PRICES Vow Asked
GOODS H H9G sHs a aEg SSlas sHEAr STORE
WORTH hS 81 s!,sS!Sz:R ssS:s oss'7'''
1000 H.adlsscAiei ss y III ilnsa. e, &C., X
s s E:s,:: ~ ~. ' ;::s. s' sis II %
sSS asSss.' Al linen a.ndi sreaisi: ie lss
s S Sss I ~ a:a s ss 49,
vsis, iSc iva Gent. y. sA,r.
JSSs Lace and Muslin Collars, &C. - q o. ~ -
g y psia: e Sss:: Be-: 81 Glove. a.
1900 pairs Essls;T s Soo IS S S1s;
isSSS 'pSSls :O ss Cotton Co.so. pools ie
$ $ iS::i:s Ss 8: :; ;:ss Color :s
S e 4: EEL &C.: F Isss s cs;;ss Is q
'KEIs q ss% Wiz SILKS ~oG si Swing
10 dozen.
500 piece. Crochet s;sids, is.ss
1900 1893 P ss Dress ss:; do 1sa ai S e.
Pins, II Rows (best), Very best
&c, papeY. Needles.
aoooo .reins French working Cot.ons. D. C. paper.
l0CO0 yards finest Apona Braida &c
ll,000 pieces Twilled Tapes. D. &c.
1900 cards Heeks and Eyes, &C. 5000
26,000 pieces Worsted Pieces Worsted
Skirt and Trimming Crochet Brads,
si Full = RRsssscoRrxEsr OF BUTTONS sssips.
sssssHHsss ssS
B,-THE LADIES WHO DURING THE RUSH
WAITED UP6k, WILL YIND An EXTRA FORGE 9E
sALE E THIS WEEK SO THAT AL nay SkT
BEFORE THE RUSH COMMENCES GOODS READY
FOR SALE AT NINE A. d.. CLOSE AT EIGHT r. N.
WILLIAM kinney, 22l and 223 Eighth avenue,
Between Twen first and Twenty second ss
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HOTTON GOODS, COTTON GOODS.
" MUgLINS, BLEACIBED AND BROWN
SHEET1NGS, PRINTS GINGHAMS. &c.
A large and valuable stock of
all the above goods, purchased previous
% the late GREAT ADVANCE
To be sold from today
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
N. B.-Specuaiors need not viii not sell any
Of Cotton Goods unless To legitimate trade.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM.
2o2 B0Wery.
W. X. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16

TINE FRANCHISE DESIRE ~ PLACER POUR BONNIE
d'cnfants femme De chambres .alt rsJusfs 81
Golfer Elr pent f1nrntr les meilcur
sadrsKssT g. A.. Herald 0alcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16

.SPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA.
D Nurse and chambermad; Is . neat sewer and
sher and ironer; wages not so much object AS a
ne; would 20 In the country. Call for two days a,
10th st.. second Hoor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16

JATIoN wANTED-AS COOK, IN A PRIVATE
iiy; 10 good cook and baker aud excellent lun-
the best OF city crence for character and capa.
Jan be seen at l23 9Th st between 7th and 5ih avs
y, until suited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16
MAromEs. JEwELnY. 80.

/. rrENupN --fiE HIGHEST INTRINSIC PRICE
n pAit II $3.50 not " auonds. met silver llaff,
Ievery o4 gI aUd SAger A.. ia pfeferrei aHranres
made sn ~ sYsis, ~ JOSEPH SOLOMON Diamond
urok.r $40 Br048 ssv opposite the ~ Nicholas u9fsi.
Busineks sllfly CyHadentiaL
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Personal.

4 p
a from certain parties a. e ~ = ~ eat9u y, WAFER
E...g,sS sRka T. lY0Ss as1 s.as .aasr IT.
eassian, Brooklyn saw iard
DLuE EYEs-srx O'CLOCK TRAIN FROM PHILA
ID degsa srs dr.. .eanE 's e., 81 s. -" '9 III
aud TREND 10 TIE person % 'ae one yoa - aeeaoy
f,HILDREs rAgES FoR ADOPTION AND ADOPTED
" ON good homs a,o ails. abo q I" ruin nasug
asni, Al MaiamNGEISDLEs ), % W., noa.ioa s,,ssi
nEAR ALNA-T An GLAD TO HLAR or YOUR
ID sie rstarn D,af de'p7nd ~ eisieoas r,l,9ai
labor. hoie. anons =
nEAR rou-f ~ REocEsrKD 10 INFORM YOU
- ~. Ie ~ lgg,'"yy5 ~ y. ~, n, ,.
- .5on a. possible iguis tnly, RID sLrPER
HENRY THOMAS GoU0n LsrE or Is cowLty
IL .res, ws.,an.sr s.atstnsa. a,,.s..a Ths ns,i =
~ = y. g .,, s5,s, ss fr1nsSg ,sa IA
F8non street, Br0.siyn NFe 700 ~ tsglsslss y CON
gesae ~, W t,, Ds .2s. = 49, H., !,
az IA l-ss x h. assss. saatt y rsnun@nsed
INroRNAuoS wNrED-oy rBE WIDOW On niiRs
.r n i. IIST o sa s ls '1' Z H. 49,.
DEPORTATION wANrED-or IONS RUSSELL a Boy
IL ~ fesfs - ~ hate y criniY Iipr*ftY ffeapf
81 ~ 9t lay y 5lss isl ana hrsd -h John cal
,a' " y III l8sfies " 70 1T. 49, Tfsss
as,s-h I f,srsoa d 90 J. \ Fsii.r Pisihsas VII
BE- as paid for.tis iroA3e.
tsyoRnArIOS WANTED og CArHARisE LOW. on
4 NJ Whalen, .tss iar hsaff ~ Htiax i II
uAgn stree HOOK ~. Any Information CONCERNING h@f
w0.4 - thAUkfHly receives 10 her ogma Mao Me- smafY
'oynsi q Dsxsi5 "a carlioa avenues, sfoasyn
IEsSfE-n 30 aAyE AsyruiSg 70 ooNr -.
lsslsr ny ssafdisg paps " ~ means 10
n DEnEaf
TgE rs q r. yq9 r 90. re c2.I 80 r.r
~ nab, -. .s gsa y s'sAaa = sqas'sa :, ,,fs
farther Iuyes1Rafign.
no WHOM N NAY CONCERN ~ tOHN GORDON
L ~ Ann Gafdyn, ths shldten " Nfv. 49, tprigHs
wMdsn psttsuaa. aNf fgfafrlt ffs4 -
Pas barton, IN npfoushirF, Eaysnt HfifE -
fff6f representative ~ iaad wfA NfTfT - NlNaah y
C4rWs Esl aitfusy sna pss.af ~ 49, ~ hfaa4Hhrt
ss- Yeft, tnltsf States, utr sh aeAf q "'asiAia2 ~
sksg sdvAELss
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L'0R sALE-A VALUABLE COLLECTION or PAINT.
ihgs-A gentleman who during STAY or several Years
h. Europe, made objection Of
forming rsAle gallery - Constrained by prntraeted ili
health % abandon ms neutpn, sud VIII sell IL nny een.
ensn destruns q forming Gallery The colseton taane
100 falunnr Was made ~ who had rare optrtuni les
w. 30 aud Torn perhal. The coeeflon IN u.uan
laniins ln We county F9r Information Apply h M Bo
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nrAxoyDs OLD GOLD AND sfLyER-LADIga or
~ gentlemen having PA god silver Diamonds " ssl,
by gelns 10 LOUIS ASRICH 7z3 Bradway nnd,r ths New
yT Hotel esn sr letter ha1 al any eber -. n h~
city lie offers par The highest prce-twenty pr cent
other person-and rryesy
out compelled y Ake any other goods In eIchsnx
R@msmfef rs BrUAdwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16

BATON WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN. TO
X she undeI stands her business; cook all kinds
and soups; can also make bread cake and dessert;
sist In the washing and ironing, or would do the
shing OF small family. Best city references from
,ace. Call at liz East sd ST., near 80 av.
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nIAsosD RiYo or PTs.-wAsrgD 70 PURCHASE
~ tof isiy Espt@manl ~ uil loan upon - sfnanf
Ring PIN. enge stone preferred Al n
confidential Address sth protef aud a9aTsas DsT
asa Ne. Yofs FOst 01cs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16

AIRS. HULDAH ALLEN, NJ d.. PROFESSOR or
n Physiology, Hpgene and Obstetrics IN the Hygenic
Medical College viii give three Lectures
dies the OF Dr. Chapins ehurch 5t5 broadway
three O'Clock MONDAY. Wednesday aud Friday after
this week Subject for MondayThe Dangers and
sunefines Of Maternity Diminished tCourse tickets 80
cents; single lecture, ~ cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
orIlos o. 1un flnnnas.s IxsuRAscr CoarAxI,l

NTOTICE.-The undersigned. Commissioners
selected ct meeting bold st the Fifth Avenue iioei On
e evening % Oct q aF, for the purpose a. Receiving ,up
scptior. 10 the rta stock Of NATIONAL ban ~, WIN
capital uf 5000 VJ hereby Give notice that ne boo.s OF
10 the capital socs oil sail Sank VIII be orened
ON MONDAY the ga day OF November inst o. the oiee OF
the United States Trust Company, No. fS Wallet Ia tis
city rean open during the busne's hous OF eseh Jay
until he lot Day @! December inclusive. IN,
five rer cenum q the amount Of each subscription WI be
-,on.d 70 be paid a the time Of subs riding aud the bal
,rce IN nsanena may BE- called for by The Directors Ia
.cgodsce with the OF Congress which requires least
~ per ceum 70 30 paid before the Bank commences bs
ness oud the remainder IN usiAsns Of ten pr ecntun
every ;yo succeeding mouths theester-New-lotk Now "
lbta fEIEN tOurhh
GEORGE OPDikE.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
DAVID DOWS, }CommissiopeIs
JOSEPH STUART
HENRY W. Y. MALI,
BENJAMIN IA. HUrTOSl
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4 }. BLEECKER, son, X Co. will sell
IA at suction On TUESDAY. Nov. a. at ~ O'Clock at the
EI;pange sae-room No III Broadway, the valuable lr,p
Il Nos. as dnl -, sthft Known 81 the CONSTANT
EdENEGY" con4.ns OF Lots ri Ground 4sGxasl witt,
1,loTy double Dwelling House end l.toty Brewery 10 tho
with yants for sors.e AID all tie sppnft,nances OF tie
business perfect order. Tho aeai EstG. only u offered
should he purchased by paie, for Brewery the percnal
,rsyeTiy oOrlrcied with val be sod subject apprui.
men, 81 fonT - rom two % be chosen by e seller and two
by The purchaser FOR maps and PARTICULAR apply Ct oies
OF Auciioneel., No. - Cedar 81.
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Go farmers ano Oifers.
COLLECTIONS or VINES FOR YARDS
- AND GARDENS

PNTHfCT FROM DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE.
The Grsi selection +, for the a tube Of New extending
north o. fer Troy ard with tho addition o. Pauline may be
extended indefinitely south
H., ons "a, the attitude above named u equal IN valre 10
the delaware but with M peca,r sdyana-cs of hch
NJ Meade letters oi hich : appended and rlso iu
lcsc.i, Cp'aogurs. Although It Is now for he hrt time
oaeid fo sale q I. INFESTED, but been horoughly
Ir,vrd a. la uorh Northern Vermont. IL w upe falls
further north than the Concord winch equals IN size and
greatly uniform consistency Of production having
Ell Jv ~'ch has 10 unisyos.bc Seasons
been Of the crop o. the Concord. TIE compnrsob
esno DO confined Tor Ia bcety ND quality they not 10
be the latter having TIE esdrl opacity tat -
w sy carsceri,tic sttsd 81: the arnes Of u'sra
native, . the Iona has S u TIE clear trans ucercy net Is
iudcr We o. the exceucS q The 'FRONT.' gnais, the best sd
spirited OF tho orcgn Snds which 1t mos skhsy re-
scnbes.
In making ,hcse selections have paced the ions =. rqus
with the Delaware leaving the full raiion to M Ms'a
letters owch is appended aud t"o otrr wiz De 'uhu
Ia the Catalogues where full desc lions and history are also
gwen. ~.
1he selection. for IL ten. twelve. neen twenty and
Thirty vines Two selections given Tor e'h 81 Tie hbOs"
Numbers. aud dicrcus eonibns ions OF these WI save ir
.rcctou number Of lrlued 'nnnl 10 'nph-
single varieties when t'se are only wanra 10 com
pete ectous bat always beIns In End 'ti cofr.e
collection needs ut least Of Kind 10 be reliable. have
not had nd here interesting collection, buI ehehy IA"
rlr..H. .I.a Ion H. mao
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financial.
- p.c,,,o Mai srx.sssir CO.. !

Cgpfcs P<cfsc MAIL STEAMSHIP o.
Nuw ORR. Nov. IL ihe1
- the Election held this date The following r'
q ,,,,emsn were elected Directors of tis Coup9ny -"
- ,'nips business ye4s ,anss Of new p"ee'f' II "'''
T pi,s.tor, ~ the Pacific Ma steamship Company 0s '-e
." ensuiDs wear nom Nov H. 1908.
l-ALLAN .fClANE,
2-ROWARD POTTER,
3-FRANCiS SklDpl.
e-CHAGLES A. PAWS,
o-WILIIAM DENNISIOSN,
s--IFONfRD ~. JEROME,
r-gLISHd RIGGS,
8-CHdELES H. RuNSELL,
a-UiLLisM ShiDDl.
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AyOTICE.-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
N on THE NEW-YoRk AND HARLEM RAILROAD

COMPANY.
rhs incresarr business o. the Company end anticipated
,rstors with other lioras render Il eNpedlen, forthwith
,.end The double track from its present Terminus o. ~
nam, Bridge to Chatham -Four Corners and 10 complete the
"a ftoo that place through 20 Albany.
For s pnrpoe Of meeting the necessary OUTLAWS attending
arch constructions snd deirsy the expenses incident TO TIE
extension Of the City Raj road already authorized Tie board
efDrccors have resolved thai l. s1pdsit % Increase tie
Cspa Stock such smoun not exceeding the Limitation OF
he Charters may be eioned by the requisite vote OF me
sockode. ana 20 the increased Stock from time 70
line nsy Do required for paposes ef completing SUCH
double tfk aud extensions sa procuring Tie Hese'se! Su
itiouel rolling stock . $3.50, a..
The the Capital Stock limited by the ChaIis,
and Aendl'ory Acts and including beth the Common sra
Preferred stock il li.Lt Millions o. Dollars a. when Two
Millions One HUNDRED and Thirty nine 4houseo Nine huhu
-cd and filiy Dollars remains uuissued - ,
The Boara OF Directors ggope tHi Tie csle NocA DC III
creased TO It's full amount.
meeting the stockholders forthe purpote Of acting upon
such resolution tie board % Directors ard OF concuning
N the OF tie a stock 20 tine iu amount auiEor
led by the clser ed the several ccis O. the Legislature
An-udaiory thereof viii 30 held 81 the otce ~ The topauy
Al OF 26t - and staYenlc on IL l>ba TIE
srst Of December al IL o'clock noon Of that dsY
for he purpose o! ssctrauE The stockholders Who sAe
Ne entitled s1ci meeting the books o. fsttr VAL
- closed ss required BY sw SATURDAY TIE th day o.
November Inst the d. Of the t publication OF ting notice
qhe books viii be open TUESDAY, tie lJth d2y Of
Hogesuber iast-Dalrd New. \ Ola Nov. 6, loo3.
Nv oriC. Of tie Board q Directors.
{. VANDERBILT, President.
VIZ VI. ExEsSOs Secretary.
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AMn6cMente.

DARNOMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Ia TIE Would.
ever knoW the isee ofthe Gobe
4 aaE +, TA AtEE3F H H9y
Tai SMALLEST MAN
TnE SMALLEST NAN
THE SMALLEST NAN
'''' N'''''" THE GIANT BOY,
THE GIANT EOI.
THE GIANT BOY,
ONLY Il YEARS OLD. AND FEET HIGH
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
HfEARS OLD oNLY y INCHES HiGI
% %EiS#s s sSE j: FSSsBsi
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THE d!Gi.Es.; Ako diil t0 ,W,Ei:Ss,or,
The one not hh ;hc o,hcr Thoy viii DO seen s ell
hours every dag ',H eveairn 1s;,r TIME nyry
Entirely Drauistic aud 0rsEaie attractions Engaged
Mrs. WILLIAM GOMERsAL,
the brilliant sotrano Singer, from the principal European
''e''''' T c SRSs;fS e TX 5LE or JOSEPHINE.
- '' u.s. CHILD OF THE REGIMENT
EVERY AFTERNOON a. 6c.oca, ans
EVERY EVENING a. T.
nR. WILLIAM GOMERsAL,
the Bufo Comedian sso Just arrived om Europe, viii sp
IN THE CHARACTER OF GUlLLOT,
IN tie drsne supported by the eue strength Of the
talented company now engaged ~
DRysHn.DA; Or. WAVE NOr THE DEAD,
fHE sFEcTisiL ILLUSION, THE GHOST,
ID Introduced viii ESQ be performed.
MISS DORA DSWHON
TIE DOUDLE-s DlCLp SINGER,
WoSDERf Ub double VOICE ASD CHARACTER,
singing a,t ~ tic male voice aad costume, and change IL
SANITY 70 the feminine
40 DO seen ut a hour, every Day and evening.
IaE WOADENrCL ALBlNO FAMILY.
mons ALEXANDRA. MAGICIAN
gives bis wonderful triek. md ieais 81 dssc,
EVERY HOUR, DAY AND AsI.'lfo
INV Mosiso WAX FIGURES.
tYlsG ScESE OF \ SPANISH CnrEFTlN
IA his sncslnIDel tie Mountains o0.J CASTLE another, The
0F'''' THH MAID or sAnAGOSsA.
.ccoup.nied by her sicrGi.s oard - -
AifAC hlNo HE FRENCH AMY
"a o. .rlsed and h,-ite r-qf -fsr.s.ion The o.ler,
hiAo CHARLES Iht SECOND
NELL GwTY
two very beautiful and ii:e la nsufs. ..
TROPICAL COLJNED FISH
TIE Llvih0 MONSTER PYTHON.
ThE GREAT DRAuo. " Lnr. EASI,
TIE IOHrNING CALCULATOR.
ThsGRAND AQUAGiA. Lclgssi seal Ia Lon, hoa
ssss Scar. LIVING Anaconda. Wal bifuts' &C.
Ad,ai.sioH, p cent. Children under ten. is ee-'s
u,e before tic .t 0. hoveseE ihese VII be 10 Zee
tckets sit'r that tine