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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
lsr TELEsRArH.i
Now York Market.

New York. Oct. 9.
Fiour-Nsrket more active, and Toe better. Sales
at e5 seas 10 for Extra State; o. u5Se6 90 r. H. o.
whest-Rcceipts 81 fa5 bush. Market more actiye.
ls2c better saies NJ q LAG 81 10 sor oil Chisaso
Spring; u 1881 "A for old Milwaukee Club; u -
q 81 IS for Winter Red Western.
corn-Receipss 1880 bush. MARKET excited. es3e
better. Sales at s1ae5c afoad. e4a96c la store.
oaiS--Firm. Sales n 7i27lc.
Pork-Fimrr. Sales At sls si3 so for old; ga
6 Ga IS for new meas.
L4rd-FrmeY. l0k0nl.c.
whiskey-Firm. Sales at 5s9 6shc.
Groceries-Firm, but quiet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

Scarlet, it Is said, will b the fash
ionable color during the coming winter,
and even now IN occasional scarlet cloah
is seen in the streets of New York
These are called red riding hoods. and
are said to be very handsome indeed.
The head dress will consist of q handsome
jockey hat, with scarlet feathers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

The TESTIMONIAL TO MCCLELLAN
FoRBIDDEN.-An order from the War
Department vetoes effectualIy the propos-
ed subscription for testimonial to Gene
rai Nc Jellsn, started in the Army Of the
Potomac. To bring the matter into ridi.
cule, subscriptions we're about being
started for testimonials to Generals
Mcdowell, Burnside and Hooker by the
friends Of those officers; but an order
from the Secretary Of War rendered such
counter movements needless.-T Washing
ton Correspondence of the New Yorl
Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
S-T-ls60-x.
brakes PlanfNfiOss Buffers.

They purity, strengths IN aud fnvigorAie.
They create . healthy appetite.
They are M antidots to change Of vatsr and diet.
They overcome effects ofiisslpaiicn and late hours
They strengthen the system and enhven the nind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purity he breath and aeidify Of the stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhes, Cholera and Cholera Morhua.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitters In the werld. They max,
the weak strong, and are exhansted nstase's
srest restorer. They made Of pure St. Creix Rum
NE celebrated Caiisaya bark roots and herbs and
taken with the pleasure Of beverage, without reeart
10 age OF time Of day. Particularly recommended Y
delicate persons requiring gentle aimu.ant Soldb
al Grocers, Druggisss, Hotels aud Saloons
II DRAKE CO., ia Broadway, xew-York
Sold By Andrew j. Wilkinson
te25-dkwem No. ~ Aain-st.. Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

The undersigned having been restored to health In
few weeks, BY very simple remedy, after having
Suffered several years With lung Affection and
that dread disease, ssnptionis nxious TO make
known % his fellow - 1erers the means Of cnre.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pres
ERUPTION used ree Of charge) with the directions for
preparing and usng the same, which they will Ind =
for CosseHprios. AsrHnA, BRoScHIrIs
CorsHs Coins, &c. The osy object Of the advertiser
n sending the psss esiption 10 benefit the atcted
and spread informatio Which he eoucsvss b In.
valuable and be hopes evssy sufferer viii try nh
nedy. as it will eost them nothing. and may prove
Blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription win please address
REv. EDw AID A. wiIAON,
Wiiiiams bursh, Kings Coaaty, Few York.
ofiS-d3ra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
New York. Oct. s,

A special to the Herald, dated Nash
vile, Oct. 9Th, says the enemy to-day de-
stroyed large bridge south of Murfrees-
boro. They burned one portion and cut
the other.
All quiet at Murfreesboro tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

EpiToR OF GATE CrrY.-Dssr ssr with your psY
mission wish 70 to the readers Of your paper
viii send b. return mail to al Who wish il, ree)
Recipe, With fail drecaious for maffng and using .
simple vsEesa'le Raim, thaa will sGsctnaiiy remove
10 iodsys. Pinpies, Botehes. Tan, Preckles and all
Impurities OF tho skin, lsavins he ssms so clear
smooth and beanuful.
will also mail free to those having Bail Heads o.
Bere Faces, dapls Airsctsens and tnforn alton thai
viii enable them full growth Of Luxurian,
Hair vhiskers, Moustaehe, In less Asn 20 days-
All applications snswssed BY return mail vishou
Respectfully ysnrs,
THO8. ?. CHAPMAN, CAe.S,t
1eso-d3m No. 81 Broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

ET Blondin almost killed himself in
Seville. Spain, recently. While On his
rope during an exhibition in that CITY,
with fireworks on bis head he found him.
self burning. and in trying to relieve him.
self ne slipped and fell. but luckily canRht
one foot on the rope, and with the utmost
grace saved his brains from bsing dashed
oat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

D~"Conssvasism" : 0sppsrhead-
ism in it. Sunday clothes The Devil With
hoof1 10 his boots, and his tail tucked !.
his breechss; indifferent whisky labelled
ssextrscE o. sa1sapnrilla e Nm. Potiphaz
panied for street promenade % sntfap
the vsrdant.. Il i - bad n ism - rhsu-
maisn. II Nashville Union.
D@It il related that Duverger, the
actress, wears, in one Of her characters q
q Paris thsater, costume valued $780,.
600. One diamond in her head-dress il
valued ct geo, 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

E Shakespeare once describing a
cruel deed. referred to it as being grossly
and elumslly barbarous. But what would
several celebrated dramatic authors ex.
claim were they to witness the represent
tation of some of their fayorite produc.
tons at certain place Of amusement, yet
in it's infancy, located in flourishinp
city situate on the western banks Of the
"Great Father Of Waters Experiencing
the feelings of the illustrious but unfor.
tunate philosopher who, while quietly
passing through the streets of an ancien,
city, received upon his head the contents
OF filthy vessel, they would undoubtedly
shout:
"Hold We pray thee. spare US!
Drive not too far that giistening poniaYd II
Have mercy. be gen 'rous
We impiore humbly, have some little regard.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
~ rKLEoRAPH.l
Stock MnYkGH.

New YORK. Oct. 8.
Stock-Better, fairly active
Goid-l97
Money! per cent
Sterling Exehange-Hixher. ei4s2.
New York Csasrzi-i34t.
Erie--IgTi
Resdng-i22i
U. S. S 20 Coupons, 1osi.
q. G's, 81 Registered, loT.
U. s. SIS "a Coupons 80.
New Treasury 3-io-I0st.
U. 5. Year Certiscates ss,t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
philadelnhia. Oct. G.

Philadelphia, Oct. 6.
The subscription agent reports the sale
Of ei33, 465 worth of 5:2Os to-day. De-
livered bonds have been made to the Sd
inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

| GENTLEMAN, cared Of ksrvcus DseIiisy, In
eseney, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
asasied BY desire 10 benefit others, will be happy
furnish all Who need is. tree Of charEel the
ceipe and directions for msking the staple Remedy
used In his case. Those vishng 10 proag By his
psnence-s and possess . Valuable Rsmedy-siii re-
cese tbs ssms, By retarn nall Carefully seaiedsl b.
| addressing JOHN 3 oGLEt,
| augl9-dkwsm No. co Nassau street, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

sURvRYOR's oPFYCR.,
Recruit. lewa, Nay -, l6eS.
NoTlCE--To all pessons having gums, revolvsrs
pistols, or munitions Of var Of any kind for sale m
ordered not TO cell dispose Of the without ars,
obtaining permit from the unaesslsaed By order a
the Special Agent Of tho Treasury Departuent. All
persons violating this order will liable to have such
goods conscsted for the use OF the a. IN.
United ststes- $3.50 JOHN sTAHNBs,
maS&-dH SURVIVOR and Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
ALBANY. Oct 6

Albany, Oct. b.
Hon. Erastus Corning to-day rendered
his resignation as member of Congress on
account of i'll health and business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

The BIGGEsT GuS IN THE CouNTRY.
The largest gun ever manufactured III
America has been made in Trenton, and
has passed the inspection of a severe Gov.
eminent test. and been accepted. Ii is
Manu's ri1ed 8-inch breech-loading gun
Ii was made at the Trenton locomotive
works, and was tested on the oath, under
the inspection of Capt. Jeffreys, of the
United States ordnance department. who
was detailed for that purpose. The ex-
perimenis were a complete success in
every point. She fired two bali. of | g
pounds, two of l24 pounds, one of &c
pounds. and one Of la pounds The FIRST
fire was blank cartridge with IA pound.
of powder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
Cincinnati. Oct. 6,

Dobells g. Duren's chair factory was de-
stroyed by fire last night. A lumber
yard and three adjoining houses were dam
aged. Loss $50 900. Partially insured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

diseases OF THE NERVOUS, NE n.
- NAL, uaasAsy Anp EkxoAL ssusM New
aud reliable tseatDens-in Reports Of the HOWARD
AssoCtATIoS-Ssnsin seated letter envelopes, free
Of charge Address, Dr.s. sKILLIS HouGHToS,
Howard Association, Philsdeiphia, Pa.
xug25-dA VAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07
Special Notices.

Poet O nee open on Sunday from . - 10 O'Clock.
An. Open every day except sunday from 4. n.
until u r. N.
). B, HOWELL p. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-07

tcouNrHcArsD.I z
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CuRA8IE DBEAsE ,
4 ca r D.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
DY ORDER OF THE yoRTGAGEFs.
I'D TO BE SOLD Al AIrIfON

sn II aIsday Jan H. 1904 al haf O'clock a, Gu.
bard, Wilson Cos alcsroom, Exchange, Liverpool, the
fenowIcd Iaddle and screw Steamship
GREAT EASTERN,
S2T9l tons O. lEsl5 tons md i3 4l net
r Length, t19 ee Otts, breadth - feet IiLs deph
" feet 0ths Built in the Thames under the pee
supernenderce aud from the designs of X Br.
mel Eco. This pendd chip Is buit with double bottom
yunnng nearly ne whole of her length carried up 20
The lower deck hegh thirty feet constituting or the
sususest ship atoat pshe slows l0COJ q Goa
which owing % her good arTangcmcls be pu board
IN about I've - days She has four paddle engines
somnay OF COO horse power but o; 500 horse power
snseuye four engines Of GO horse power homi.
ntl. and $50 N rse rowe effective; and in addition,
rwo Tas or auxiliary engines OF 90 horse power one pair
,oi~ard tcr Nork ra siAn- &c and pair Tor
punrng gcs hud 'nrtWng water Of Gre; sin
~ enknes ~orsng git Crancs Tor taxing cargo.
tef ~ tna ghes Tor working after cspsian: don.
sey enenes iof srtpNnr fresh water 60 Rnks and iwo
ccrdenfcrt aIape f c1ndeusing on gallons Of water
FER day She tul rgEed shr. having mass three
81 which are iron; the whole OF lie standing rigging
Her cab h OF the very hest desc r
tcu and tUGal 10 nat = rrst hotel
SLOWS her carry tel frst second hes i'm
nsnsc humber OF fecrago passeugrs and maug her an
nvAed troop and passenger shp WITH same time
eeoruous caray FOR cargo She has 23 which
hcuoas The rHpt passages she has made prove her
grea sYesd which equal - that Of going
hfoat She easily = yacht and to turned
-ibin her ensih The ship Is now iu the hor
tor order' for Inspection Inventories conditions o. SIC
CUNkkb WILSON 4 co, Liecrroo'
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
" II. Lunow. AuCTIoNEER.

E II. LUHCW. AUCTIONEER
II. Handsome Household Furniture Carpets, &c-E. II.
LUDLOW h Co VIII sell at auction on Thursday Deem
her H. 1863 al II o'clock at No n West Thirty
between Fifth and Sixth the entire FgrnL
&c, contained said house consisting in part Of
carved walnut Paror Suit. 10 hair cloth rosewood Arm
Chairs, Side Chairs and Ottomans plush marble top
Centre Tables. brocalel and Lace Curtains marble and
bronze Clocks several fine Oil Paintings and Medaons
MaDte Vases walnut pillar BaensioB Table Dining Chairs
mahogany PER and DINING Iaoes warnt ana mahogany
and Fancy Tables Lounges, Rockers and Easy Chairs.
Pillows Mirrors. Turkey red Cura ne and CorIces. Win
dow Shades Ingram Carpets Oilcloth. &c
fine China Glass Ware, together
Kinhen Furniture, with ich the so 70 will commence
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
A UCTl0N NOTICED D. CAuLKlNs, AUCTlONEER,
"A 335 Broadway
AUCTION

"A 335 Broadway.
AUCTION SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNl.
TYRE, RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND
0ANTEL MIRRORS, SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PlAN0FORTE, SILVER PLATE, &C, &C.
%. d. CAULkINS will sell this day tMonday), Dec. IA,
~ The residence 2l8 West Fourteenth street, Eighth
avenue commencing at ii A. NJ
The sale comprises the Of the house The
eeaans Parlor Furniture made 10 order and s solid
rosewood The whole will be sold TO the highest bidder foy
oAah, Offering extra Inducements 10 purchasers
Elegant rosewood seven octave PaDofor,e with AL mod
0n improvements, overstrng bass rich rosewood Stool
eeyered m satin, and embroidered Cover three elegant
san suits Of rosewood paror Furniture in rich brocade
ootD rosewood B;ageres, splendid costly Paran Crna
ents rich vases &c Also magnificent collection of rare
IADtn6s rosewood Turkish and Easy Chairs fine
wood Centre and de marble top Tables richly carved
Velvet and Brussels Carpets 6c, &c
Chamber Suits, in wood and mahogany; Bureaus.
carved Bedeeads Washsands Sofa Bees IN lDe barcotb
sen Pure Hair Mattresses from ~ 10 U pounds made 10
excellent condition.
Din,Ig Room Furniture consisting Of fne oak Extension
Eabie oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware, rich China Ivory aud
&iiver Cutlery Forks, Spoons &c., with heavy Cot and
Engraved Glassware or every description.
B-House and Lot for sale Apply on the premises.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
AKUSEMKNTS.

i . AAO0 rSAsA Asv %
w Doors open n ~; Oye-turc commences at ~; Cur
ln rises az ts conclusion The performance rnl terminate
PARTICULARS NOTICE
The continued demand 70, ses.s g Witness the ne" ds"
and i uninterrupted attraction warrant It's repeti
irsassss visitors 10 10 as Theatre hesTe. Sr WsseE Sess
Doancea "
FOR EHyespaS %H1 sAftsD3S EsEsiHos NEXT.
iom omOHo~-ftESpAS, lss; 80,
and FRIDAY, 18th,
THURSDAY, Dec, u,
the very celebrated ae,rGss Tres wr,u,Ns
from The Theatre Royal aymaFket LondoD viii make heS
l''' 'p''"' "''s - NIX Ss OZARK MARK SMITH
msse a&pEtsE "a ist fSs'0n
WA also appear for the hrsl time this season.
Sheridan knSTlf' nSvs CHASE dna sGmsdy of The
WIN be presented on ne s. With new ane appropriate
WdraSe Sr' Lester Waissn s
Cir William FOndloyc Marx smith
Nas,sr Hum NJ Brownss was
fasS nassef Nevile @liiam.on
Cons Mrs Hoey
lydia Miss Madeline Henridoes
SATURDAY December 10, ''' '''''
First tme this ,sasS9 BgsssoRss By, great Comedy
In which Mrs wIIkfNs vii make her second appearance
NEW BowERy THEATRE.
Monday and EEsIsHy Fsify Gaso pc Of y Bill nnd 10 1868
,aa,,.nN Mr.. EDWIN BLANCHARD
CARLO AND BRUyn
hsh' fk II boG 14SsAT 81 The a5Sns oIp Cross
Rsy Of as sspTao az S% Es
entitled
THE anHlf rAvh hrdhWl}n2A GTHEE1s2A OF r7o.
Inc popular S0'Sfa Sa s''I' {. O. BoNlEAcE.
In the second act
~ 81 sif sytRtfS Stsh fStSS HIah&ssEsE rSssEHE
Mr. GEORGE ssSSSHs, sj5s Err sf$$sh If; a.sDns
MR. G. LiSdARR; Ana the whole eomasD, Ma; eIAssFoRD'
THE JOLLY COBBLER
Friday evening, Benefit Of Mr.. Edwin Blanchard.
DARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
Lessee and Manager Mr.. Gabriel Harrison.
'''S' ~'''' LAST NIGHT a.
GREAT BsAxA BIHssAx
MR. GABRIEL HARRISON
his original character Of
MONDAY EygsIsas & = DECEMBER IA,
Karl Mr. Gabriel Harrison
KATE KEARNEY.
ak aaa Ryan n"utn." Walter Ienno.
A"'' N'''n MEpSEspAY EVENING " ''""
BENEFIT OF Mr. @. II. ANDREWS.
r5hsDA7 %
LES pAxr1Ms DE 7l6LErf M Hrh Hasie by Aaolph ADAM
Sung by Nademolsees Malet Anna, Hamburg and Mon
Mr. HENRY WOOD. ofthe olympic theatre, win pay the
Iartof -
LIE oRNRIInoHsE TTlEnHsE FHuvRE.
Comedy z PtxEp txS ii' bY Pie %MoIr COMPANY
The doors will be opened T the curtain to be raised
For reserved seats apply at the bo, Office, e2s Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
pY JosErH HEGENAN.


Tuesday sud "Wednesday, Dec IS and lf
Az oclrck 10 BE evening tie central csroon corner
- Of Wlloughhy gnd Pearl streets, BROOKLYN,
"a lah collection Of SiaiUsry Carrsra marble cures
tno buste fedesfals Mosaic fables. Fountains IilyAs
.-ss Aud ttter sustc and ornamental ob ecn for The
es,efshcn 81 r1rors. hal. library aud piazza.
s,oriren COMPRISES trrars marble Figures rprc.
ns 10 tnee venus N Nanova Prayer OF the rampa-
onl bls on Ne Madonna b. CALI other favore sub.
eh AaeAstr statnets ard Groups VIZ -Fdeity Filsht
mo fstp venus n ne Shell Charity. Dane Grs Bsc
shns &c ,I ane many others TOO rnerous
bon, homAh tot.e Egyptian, Hebo Forcntuc and ofher
syes OF Vsses and rus copied from he specen Of he
pa nasera " mafue, a. aie uartEo ard Inc White az.
Pastor, Card Receivers GruHrs ~ Arues srs other -.
Ltcisa, rich svsr plated Casters rays Urus Tea sci.
ke. Hrnrges -
Thee goods aiey imported ty Sc Giovanron, "a,
noni lAy md se fsr sIeror 20 auy previously offered
In other public ta'cs In his city
he shuv assortment viii be sold without reserve for
fadcs A-d serrren invied 70 eHhnue Us IN. col.
eoton Which w Be On eAhbo end csiaogSes ready 90
rnssday morning
RULKLEY FINK WILL SELL on "WEDNESDAY.
~ DecHm x! ~ 81 u O'Clock ~ ne Mere hans Exchange
'esfo1m III hrQatwaf, fur -four hrCk and
Dweilrgs norho1 corner rf Eleventh aveuUe N ny
bib fuSeh ssct l eepg ]: ies lGhes ~ " feet deep
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

a An extraordinary oppoIturiiy fcs hopsekeegers. r.
the Furniture Carpets ar private
residence ll6 West Eighth street Clinton place) near SIKH
eousistag OF Brussels and Ingram Carpets
solid rosewood and two black wsiaut Suits covered reh
brocael and Ere nch marble Tables Etageres On
tains Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges, Bedsteas sn
Spring and Hair MatresssI Clocks Mirrops Paint
War, Table Cutlery &e Sale positive rain or shine B.
sale. BY order Of J. CARPENTER, Attorney for Mort
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
A UC11oN NoTICE.-wILLIAM IRVING, AUCTION

A UCT1ON NoTICE.-wILLIAM IRVING, AUCTION.
n Ger .noosehold Furnipne, Carpets. Bedding Sc
FlINTON h. OSGOOD will sell GtaacoD, this day tNon
dsy) the l4th at los o'clock At the saesrooms &
ecnsstne part Of 20 Brussels and Threepy Carpets a
Deariy new RUGS and Door Mats, elegant Lace Cur
sa,ns and Cornices rich Lambrickys eegani Couch
m satin procatel suits Paor Furniture, in brocate
Arm Chairs oak Dining Chairs, Dressing Bureaus hlac
yAlnn BookeAse mahogany Wiring Desks Oielohs, STAR
GArpetH mahogany and gilt Nrrorr Rockers and
Dining Tables French Bedstead Hair Mattresses Feather
feds Blankets and Quilts Bosers and Pillows plated and
tYsss Stair Rods Sofa plush; Lounges and
Chairs IN deaine Straw Mating cane seat Chairs, iron
Bedeeads Linen Shaoes Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases,
China Dinner Set Cot Glassware Plated Tea Sets elegant
Case Birds DC Sale 70 with Kitchen Fnrni-
kote~Oo SssQl and Cover also Cognac
Brandy.
ALSO AT IL O'CLOCK,
very sty sh dark Horse years old II hands high
5ecny knd and gentle four Extension top Barouche
ePi city made Single Harness EeBt Ceupe k0ckaway;
tJiy made Set OF Double Harness
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

A J. L. SMITH, AUCTIONBER, WILL SELL THIS
"A, day, at II O'Clock at Stuyvesp place Ninth street,
- Of the Bible House one rosewood Parer SUIT one
Ybairs Tables Rockers Brussels Ingram Carpets,
eofa Beds and yery.bng necessary for genleel beuse
toepng
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
LDwARD sCBENCK, AUCrOHEBR.
~ ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE
PERENPIUkY sALB OF The
NJ. BERLITZ, ESQ,
Who ,s retiring from business.

Who ~ retTDg from busInese
BY EDWARD sCHENCE, On Moneay aud Tuesday De.
oember Il and a. at l0 A M at the taS Eud.
Of Charles street, the elegant
cck consisting OF elegant carved Rosewood nd mahogany
SUITS covered In broCaeJ, moquet reps hair cloth
Eagores Centre Tables IN Oh different Styles CARD Tables,
Bookcases. rosewood mahogany and black walnut Bed
ing GhaIs Reception Co. Losngea in nogse, aud reps;
Bullets Dining Chairs and large assortment Of every de-
scripon OF fret class furniture The above nay be
amined al previeus the SALE which will
tive and without Purchasers have their frn
ture packed and sbipped in the beet
main at the store, free Of charge. until January l.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

IL No. 7ls BROADWAY,
EVERY NIGHT.
REoscorricoN rS9" or "MfRRSR OF rnE uSiVKasE
% Of Our Is g MAKE e
Of the world in fancy without the expense ct travel The
lands and presented in series Of superb Views
h sny Se
fu light known % science Doors open at Tours begin al
Se Ss@s tssi
"''"'''"' 'D' ''"'''-''' 9" ). NcKEoN, Manager
CEo oHRIsTY.s MSsTRELs..
u 5s5 BROADWAY. 3s
NoSPxy EyESiSS Dee M ana night GEO;
49, ''''' THH fdf NO RkacS SoassSEs. STAEyE
MISSISSIPPI FLING Young EpHEs LAMENT.
rna SHP s%$fSSs s',P", ,,g%PS SSsS 5$sso &C.
and all he snsrsr Company gRH1 new esiSrSs
Concluding with a new Plantation Rcvei.
L OF The DAY
NATfohhL fhihsiI fhiSTINe
WASHINGTON IRVING
LITERARY FRIENDS
sussfsIDE,
70. {. DARLKY AND c. scnussELLE,
The attention q lover. o. ~, and literature.
Atbe Derby galleries 62S Broadway.
AMERICAN THEATRE, 49,
GEEsTF "a FSfRE Afw pRpeSaMaIE Rp eNS2asM5hEEs
sS:ns ons: q nSGsaa a.% p, ne"
First If fG 4 Ss 'f Hs9f sfEssFh entitled
'. Sc f ssPs' s' raR s4s%sET A. ss r ~ i'i FIRE
First "e Of Paul 4hE IF le9; SD.Tisders LIS Fas, Of
in which all the DANGERS will apPeaf,
will open aShs new FS Is sAaoN ssa.
in his Inimitable Ethiopian pecular,tes
BOZ asEI SfS nwGHBoLD' DKSsS eartssREa, assg
in Ss' .Sns. ssGe is; p2S :s.sa;e,.
WILLIE FLORA NILE AIfLfslSos sssraso NARY BLAKE
FLoRENCh Wells yIRo Q EAkRAND, FRANK NIXON.
The whole to conclude Mn the sgshable farce Of
THE IRISH TIGER
Mdernsn Msrrowfa r. Hart Mr. Btefry Ja. u ws%Scd
John ID Gallagher Julia......sl Miss Melville
Grand Matinee every saturday .fiernooa -
kI'naTy Povslns, a., II pEsR',s,9n for The holidays
SsEp Mep1 tA Aon y9EkE 1kER s',s Ss.. M.ph; nSr,.
JAS. ANMERNAN, Treasurer
e. rHESg SEFsEA5 Is5Js Trsf EA STREET
rre'enns nss'Y rs MAS ofpas nGs9ps lo the
The charming young lady walters Of this establishment
are the IsPis IssPPSGiyhss isy'1 OF FEMALE LONELINESS
congregaed IN one hall on 1he American continent
GALAXY or BEAUTY
never before witnessed, and Will nightly
CHARM AND AsTONAH THE BEUOLDER
by their many gaces and rars ogeines la order give
due psIrvsfff FEpsvffiss 70 oF FGE ocnrsrMAs SEASON
new appropriate costumes have been prepared
for the ocIasion. .
'A' " GREAT ORIENTAL MUSIC HALL
before their departure
All the finest brands NJ
IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS
and a well selected stock ~ the
' CHOICEST LIQUORS or ALL KINDS,
constantly on hand. Admission free
FRANK BURNS.
NoTIcE.-ARrIsTs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION CAN
~ nd good enghgements al good salaries by applying AZ
FON'S Casino. Phii.dcrha, Pa, or 10 JANIS tONSER
A co, lz5 West HoUstos street, New York
ITO CIRCUS MANAGERS AND ALL WHOM 1T NAY
conccrn,-for sale cheap a cash customer, ,u new
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
Inv crncrrrv 20

UCZlOS SALE OF
"A FANcY CHINA, GROCERY. &C
HENRY q EVANS, aIconeor VIII sen. Ia lots 10 SUIT
tbe retail and coantry trade, 90 Tuesday, Dec TO- ai ~
ecock at is Barclay street Invoice Of Fancy Decora
CHINA, faraD Ware China Toys &c Also vel assorted
ttock OF Nhne Granite and Conn Ware Glassware &c
euitable Tor the holidays Sale posve and without
- close
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
SALES Ar AUCTION.

7 BOOARr, AvCTIOHBBR- g. q j. BoGARr.
81 Monday December a. at loh O'Clock. he auetiep
rooms No North william street, xarsha's sale OF Ciob
Segars Hardware consisting Blue Cloth Foek Coats
Trunks, Clothing 100 Segars, God Watch oi
Boots and Shoes, lot Hardware Woolen Blankets, &e
JOHN II. HILkIER. Marshal