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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-27

IT ia the most useful and desirable article ever In
vented for woman "a earn money with II will
give her most Agreeable employ ment by which one
can make great profits.
A farmer who raises wool, cannat AFFORD to do with
cut machine. II he raises $50 worth. the machine
viii convert the $50 worth into 800 worth
Wives and families of Volunteers fad in Ii their
best friend and protector. Whole families can be SUP
ported by its use Thsalsands attest 10 this fact.
II knts the material for pair of Stoek ings Aft
minutes. In dsy 3 woman make and nieh com j.
plete for market from one dozen To two dozen pairs
The stitch II makes is precisele the thai N sde
with Knitting Needles, except ia ihis; that The ma
chine makes II hrmer ana durable thsn the
needles possibly.
II knits the Stockings all bet the tip the toe the
heel Is Knit on the machine narrowing aud widening
Is doue by simple motion Of thumb ard screw.
II is so simple that a child compr bend IT, and
know the why aud wherefore" Gift.
il cannot out # ORDER IL well useI 90 sirpe IL
It's construction. IL s actual producer goods for
sale-goods f1r which there Is always market
''dDing business on her account She snits yarn
inlp Stocking, sells them nd knit- more
Every country merchant can employ one or more
Machines with great profit knitting the ysrd he takes
in into stockings for retail or whoies lie trade.
IL Is 10 new untried uing, but has been in most
successful in all the Faroriesof the East; so that
nov millions OF dollars worth of goods every year
made ait.
q. II. EMERSON,
Agent for Lee County, Iowa,
oCf2S-d TavrTu cr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-27
The Attack ON the Ironsides aud
why IL Failed.


In addition to the particulars from our
own officers of the late rebel attempt to
blow up the new Ironsides, which have
been given in our dispatches, we may
copy the following from the Richmond
Examiner of the 9Th
The report from Charleston is, that an
attemptin the main unsuccessful has been
made to blow up, with some kind of an
internal machine, the Yankee shin Iron.
sides The failure is attributed to two
causes-insUfficient amount of powder in
the machine and its being ignited too near
tie waters edge. Though the destruction
of the vessel was not effected, she may
have been seriously damaged. When the
torpedo exploded several feet:in front Of
the Yankee gunboat in James river sheath
ing and pianks we're torn off, and many of
her crew thrown overheard. Similar re-
suits may very probably have followed the
explosion of the machine alongside the
1ronsides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-27
DATENT MEDICINES.

All the popular Medicines OF The dag. compris
5synes', Agres', 6FaEen burg Co :
5. b. VOWEL x 60.
nsy2l-d Isl kair street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Amusemeni5.
.IBLOs GARDEN.


Lessee and Manager. w N. Wncatiey'
MONDAY March 70, and EVERY EVENING during tns
Mr. Whesey, with much regret. beg to inform tho puohc
that UNDER no CIRCUMSTANCES can the ensasom.n.
Of MI and Ms lCHINGS be prolonged beyond S-siilay
Evening nex March o. their early apeaance III bo''on
making 1t Necessary 70 announce this ~ being
go POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
oftho highly successful operate spectacle OF tho
, ENCAANIKESS,
MISS CAROLINE RICHIN0S
The Celebrated American Pima Donna as
STELLA. The ENCHANTRESS,
hm elected tue spDfobation OF the mos. ,rycrc
CRITICAL. REFINED AND CROWDED AUDlENIro
MR.. fETER RlCHINGS.
Inc eminent artistic, IN hs original character OF
kAIlR, THE PIRATE,
. And the ADMIRABLE STOCK COMPANY: ,,,,,
EMBRAtES BEAUTIFUL SCENERY BY } H. SELWfN
ChAhMlNG MUSIC under the direction Of ,,,o,ru
SPLENDID COSTUMES. pEafEcT APPoiNTMGNIS,
GEAND MECHANICAL EFFECTS, AND
90 . GHAND BALLET UNsURPAoSED.
with the acknowledged queen of d..ce,
49, MILE. Amelia GALLETTI
anda FULL CORPS
FRIDAY NEXT, FAREWELL BENEFITof
MR.. AND MISS RiCHiNOS.
On MONDAl, March 30, the highly gilLsd artistic
Miss MATILDA HERON
w III have the honor Of commencing onzasoment fort
LIMITED PERIOD,
in the great sensation play o. the day. entitled
EDITH;
Or. TIM EAHLs DAUGHTER.
Mr. Whestey would also beg TO inform his patrons that tht
OF this s,ccsssu driailaioo will be OF uousua
encsllencs with tho ADDITION u NEW, nLEoANt Ar
POlNrAENrs, APPROPRIATE SCENERY, &c, &C.
SEATS SECURED THREE DAYS IN ADFAnCH.
Box book open from a to III.
With the exception Of the Press, no free LIST.
Doors open at 7; commence at quar- or 90 y clock
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Chances for Business ftlen.
RARE CHANCE for CAPITALISTS

A RARE CHANCE for CAPITALISTS or
IA AfAHUFACTURER+.-The well known NAYASSEi
PAPER MILLS 81 uaed IN tn. city Of Springfield Mss'
offered for SALE. These Mills are Of very ample oien
ou brick wi slated roofs heated throus by sea
have hrstcass turbine wbees. good Rag Engnes an
with PhePs's patent washcTsi large Rotary Bieach
cd tubular Boiler Size Boiler Presses Trimming fesse,
aenders Ruhng Machines aud all the sppu tenshee' iof
making ustclas Whiting PAPER Of every sze aud hnlsn
Also store Houses, Ofice Buildings Dwelling Houses
aud Ban about II OF land with ont on hlsI Vi
some 200 feet suitable fr bni ding lo and some OF these
very desii able both location and pro'pcc,
Also the celebrated Spiritual Spring and lot whence wen
made alu.duct bGing this water into the Mills -. a.,
Unless previously disposed Of the Heal Estate and Machn
cry will be sold auction the premises 'th day OIL AP
pTOnmo. .. - :, ,,.cn c,.s.,,
! Apply to WILLIAM BRINE, C. b. PEASE Springfield
Mass. or JAMES D. WHITNEY, boston.
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1 J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell

~. AUCTION. TUEsDAY March ~ III B.o @d
COTPAGE HOUSE AND FIVE ACRES GhVs NJ
STATEN LAND dosh, b sael , Sn j iDs a%d
a. seons ts s,ers aud opposite splendid farm Of
Pots Maua being Laid gu. n1 a
o and on the place ia abundance Of shade trees
nv riety of fne fruit pears peach puHs, apples sssss
anu sun,rior srspe large garden, stable aud other
, h'dings with fire DTooA running tn olsh the lower
ga oad well of water the house Possession linle'
ID stance from Fsctoyvie Landing about 10 minutes
nlark sidewalk most OF the distance or time fioni
Wlst one hour ferry hourly from Pier No East Rivei OF
- :, S conrtlsr DIET railroad from Jersey City
IS per cent bond ad mortgage desired a. low
interest Persons DESTROYS Of seeing The sce can DO 20 by
calling on Mr. COYLE, Livery ALE Port Richmond Land
inp 5. l.. at ll9 PeaIl 81. N. y, uP.taiIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

NTARSHAL" SALE-By virtue of writ Of
IVA sale by the Hon John Csdwasirr Judge oil TIE DIS
trc Court Of the United ates in aud 'r the has.n District
In Admiralty to Ue directed WIZ De rod AZ
public highest sLd best bdie oi cash ~ Mich
enc - sore No l42 North fToDt. on FfIDAi M,tch -
l85 II o'clock IN, the Cargo OF the steamer rfinces
HoyoL con-istinsof
~ cases Prints. Mohair Lustres,
De Bege Check, Mobar Checks,
Glaze Leno. PrTtisn Towels,
italian Cloths lie
80 bales S,Iin-ts. Velvet Pile Bowers,
Heavy Tworis Union Be,yog
Negro Cloths Union Pilot,
Cbeyiots, Ic
p 90 dor. SPOOL Cotton,
Ashworh'. and other makes
1900 lbs. shoe Thread. assorted.
1000 n. Needles
800 great gToss PoArl. Military,
Snspendef aud Vest Buttons
Also will he sold on SATURDAY, at the sams time 90 .
place, the residue Of said Cargo as iol!Ows:
l,UDO gross Wood Screws. ssgoIted
2 cs.cs fief, assorted.
10000 Cigars. various bradda
200 realms Whiting Paper.
$40 NJ. Erveloi.s.
1000 lbs. Mustard in cana
so CASES Brandy
SOL o. Quiuins
so oz. Splp.. Morphis
800 lbs. Powd. Opium.
Iodi1e PO'ssn Bicarb PotAah.
Ch)ie!-snd general sssor ment OF Drugs
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GaIes bn Anttioil.
! BLEECKER. son g. Co. will SELL

A j. BLEECKER, son d Co. VIII SELL
Y ., .rTcTIoN on TUESDAY March "a. at u O'clock
A. the Merchants Exchange salesroom No III bod"'y
Staten IL aud. ~ acses known the MARTLirb
ON the North Shore In ViA Plots Of from 10 acres eaci
connan extensive views OF Newark and Newio Day
- aud ing the immediate vicinity Of the Desu1ii. to-
deuces OF Judge So,son. j. T. spragus Cor DUBOIS s's
and others The situation ~ exceedingly hedt.
the property viii be restricted from ths erection oil any
cac iuiure annoy tho neighbofnood Maps s
further piuicu,rs at No. IL Pinet Ct Mr. MARTLNuo
ont he premises.
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Sales on Nntilcn.
A. NJ. MERwIN. Aucuoneei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co. Irving Build


by BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
I'D inrs, Nos 594 and $50 Brsadwsyssles Of Books Sta
tionery. PictuTet orks q Ant fanos Goods Furniture Nc
MONDAY EVENING. March 30. at 7 o'clock. ,
PRIVATE LlBRARY--Compring a variety of valuable
STANDARD Works including that scNce and coec-
ton Of Miscellaneous Literature &c. Aso lew fsin'ins'
Euersvings sc. 80, ,,,
and The two follow ing days at the same houf'
COINS, MEDALS TOKENS 6c.-Bcing ths entue oo''
lection OF Mr.. Henry A. Smith Of Cleveland oho
ing great variety OF hne aud scarce Specimens, q,
logues are nov ready and the articles viii ne ri "
the saeroonls o the day OF sae.
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4 J. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. will sell at

Al
n auction, on TUESDAY March a. at II O'clock at
the MeIohsrts Exchange Sse-rooms No Ill Broadway:
On ll8TH-sr.-Iwo Two story and basement HOUSES and
LOTS side 3JJ feet west Of 3lav Tbs lots are
each 2lxlo0l The houses frame. hed In with DICK
have finished brick Easements and contain Egyptian marble
mentes, sliding DOOR, gas &C.
Also on ll8rH sT-fhe frame HOUSE and LOT adjon-
Ing. Lot 3IlO H,u,e 25I3O Possos.ion LIST OF May or
sooner IL required Of the middle house The line Of Licking
ton-ay comes within y feet OF the western lot Two thirds
tie puTchase moaey remsin on bond and nogsge
pay able before three yesrs Maps Sc ct No.
IL Pnes
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II. 9. Jnternal Rspenue.

COLLECTORS NOTICE. United States In.
~ terpl Revenue. Seventh District, eomprsn. the llth
.nd 18th Wards Of the City OF Nsw-York. NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN that nave received from the Assesses
tbe Aunua lection List of the Seventh Collection District
Of the Slate NewYo and that the duties specified therein
due and able and that will asnd At my Of
Ace. No IA Bible House Aston Place. daily (Sundsys except
ed from the hereof until and acudns 3st day Of
March from o'clock il the morning un O'Clock In
the af.ernoon Of ssch day. to receive the same.
And ali person. who shall neglect to pay she duties and
taxes af resid assessed upon them within the time
sp ched will be Liable 10 ten per centum additional upon
the amount thereof.
MARSHALL b. BLAKE,
Collector T,h District, Safe CT New.Yofk
Dated, New York. March Il, 1853. ff
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Financial.


ALBERT H NlCoLAy AGctione %na RONDS.
DEGULAR SALE of SIOCh0 .. MT TdIS DAY
1MondavI March 20, at ~ O'clock I" 'N0
chsnge Saiesroo IN, No. III Bioslwy yov .,ncern:
For account OF va "a q ntnent4l Bank LOO
lON Y. and y kh''ioEE So American Telegrh Color
80 Kings Co Fire ,o0l % ST. Nicholas ius 25
"a Commerce us i91l So franklin Steel Co... 10
IL Home Fire ms io0l 50 saratoga Wash r. X 100
~ Union uds hnnpe' to1 50 Great Western 100
20 Wash Name Ins io0l - Corn. Exchange ms. 50
80 81 Nicboia' DanA' q5 rs New Amsterdam lns.. rs
40 Beesnsn les lOO 20 Ausy Exchange b.. 100
10 Ban &c 81 N Hou'Cr civ /, Boz d (Ill
= 0 SV ~. A Hooking voley r. H. v cent BIDS
oeS n s 80 HessuTy Notes. a., r.,n,,
agS 0S a fiarlem R. +. y cent Sky I'D BIDS
=, 1'U DnisI sale on THURSDAY March 20.
Nea' psnsr Auction Saes Of STOCKS aud BONDSevery
aud THURSDAY a, l.. oelOcA at the Merchants
siOtp ssIe,roou, No. III Broadway, which have been
icn'd esablshei days for many years past
H. N buys aud sells II the otocA board, SIOCho
tpoHDS American Gold aud Government Securities for
S Shu ~ on time, exclusively Oh Commission. -
re STOCKS and BONDS, s,so INSURANCE SCBlPS
hngb and sold private Sale. Interest lowed on deposits
and dividends collected. - .. ,,,,
Stock Auctioneer and Broker, No. 50 Williamst
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| J. BLEECKER. son a.
A j. BLEECKER, son q Co. will sell at
auction. TUESDAY. Mach D. at Y O'CLOCK. at the

"a suction TUESDAY March a. at u O'Clock. at tho
Morehan,s Exchange s.lesroom. 10. III BIoadway:
o. 41H-SE. COR SOUTH yTH-sE. WILLIAMS
RGHTLe valuable Lots situated on the " w corner
OF sth and South WA am.bu d. with the hrs'-ciis
thereof consisting Of two houses Known a.
Mo- IL .nd ~ 4hl containing all the modern improve
uens with stable and other outbuidns This property s
within OF the ferry and OF vsTy desirable char
scter. One half eau remain on boud aad mortgage
Maps Ind particulars al the oiice No IL Pine-st.
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HENRY II LsrDs Il Co.. AuctioneoD
"IGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF OIL

4 PAINTINGS
PRIVATE COLLECTION or MODERN PICTURES
HENRY III LEEDS * Co, will sell At auction, on TIT MS
DAY aud FRIDAY, March d. and a.. at y o'clock esch
EyEEING a. the old Dusseldorf Gallery. $40 BOndwgy
high impOItsnt sale Of Paintings pvets collection Of
Modern Pictures probably the choicest add most -r'snsv
ever public the United States, consisting OF
Of c4s. and BY masters tue most dlcu
obtain chiefly painted order and ding sp-cens 10y
Bouhenr T.. DuDUfe. Jos Lies Gail HuhLe'. Angass
Bouheur, Jerome, Edolard Ffere, Lsmoinot,'E Yer
borckbOven. Van ocheado, Patrols. Henrietta Ron
nor, Thomas Coe, VIM Shsysr, 81 Laurent De
Beu H. Won Saben, AchenUach schlssing ger,
Krusenisn. De Motel, Va Hainme, Leycf
CIT, Akk-pdyk-, Nusip, Meadows.
StTOob,i sui otsche.
Gesechap Wrgmann Dubufs, Won Seaon NerhsyjeD Yer
r.ue KruseMaB Ounther, fidsfs u Utrecht Van Hove,
eicksrt Strobel, Denoer. 6-roms, WAIVERS finuOt lie.
g,s,en RoenLoom LockhOTst. DE BylLdt CeuissoD Yer
Won Schefhout NssBbeigh Ee"osv uOpponbIOwrr. Mu.
ain VII ems Caon Brenton. Duyieux, Mngns Pyna H. &.
W ,an. Buflsnd. Lawrence, FaTrer Besttia, Meadows.
Arnhed Adams }. w. Cole, Roscs "sisi &c. &c. AsJ,
fine work by Thomas Cole, ana others Of Ito American
school The paintings the collection by Rosa Bonh.ur r..
Ffere ard Others are exceedingly difficult to obtain
ia Europ- ID those at s have orders for
cs yesrs In sdvsnce and it IL presumed That the sale will he
those no pinch ssins tor foreign
ACCOUNT This gallery v be open VI public nspoctioB FROM
~ u 81 NJ md as from theteIutaiion 81 MI colrc'
ton large attendance may be hLcii ae1 W. "oald nye
thee lover. ia. who wish to "joy iayOrhbi- oppor-
tunity Tor inspection to visit the exhibition a. early as con-
yeueLt
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n ~. pON N wa WIN o'h Nv
~ AUCTION TUESDAY March 81. . 80
IL O'clock at the Mechan k1chanse Salesoom, No III
Broadway,
on 30TE-ST.-Two HOUSES and LOTS. Nos 10 and
23 between "a and 3a-svs No. 2j6 Is theestory high
basement brick house with counter-cesr 1919. well built,
H. excellent order having recently painted through
out at great expense Cellar tagged and ha excellent
Lew furnace in IT, House contain. modern improy eents
chandeliers &c. Lot IL by half the block.
No 2JS has threesory brick house an the rear standing
partly on lot No 23: 2liiJ. lot II by hall the block
ALSO BY ORDER OF Tai EHECU1OR
ON N. T. CORNER lVrA-AV. AND eiTH-Sr-Two
LOTS fronting on the av sire Is and 23tIc feet Title
perfect. 90 per cen; can iemsL.
These risins erosnd convenient to 9th ears
The peighboyho0d &, Improved with several beautiful build
inss The opened the Park They will DO sold TO
the highest bidder. n close the estate.
Maps &C. a. No. " Pine-st.
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dissolution OF PARTNERSIIlP.-rhe
- Copsrtne,ship frm Of JOHN SPkRRl Co.. hereto
lore doing business Nos j9 aud 49, Chr-tie H. the CITY
kew-Yok, manufactures and dealers an vonre. mas
THIS DAY been Dissolved by mutual coneD and the bn,
etn vii hereafter be conducted aud carried by JOHN
bP1hhY individally.-Bs,ei, NewYork March u, 1893
n JOHN sP.KhY,
J. j. COLE
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Nmnsements.

WINTER GARDEN.
w On MONDAY, March %
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN, an.
created intense sensation In every city IN WaAo"
she has performed will make her
FIRST APPEARANCE
at this th,ste IN intensely emotional imPcrsona'ns
LADY ISABEL ,.,,, ,,yr q
in the great moral play Of
EAST LYNNE
frs, dsm,i1ed for her from Mira Woods celebrated novel
that title by Clifton w. Tsyeue. esq OF the Baltimore baI
Miss WESTERN will be sustained by the full trsngh "
the company and the piece will DO presented win eseS
o'clock TT N |'
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4 J. BLEECkER, son 4 Co., will sell
~ on TUESDAY. March 81, at IL o'clock, at the Mer-
chants EXchsns- Sseroom, No III broadway
on JAMkS-SLlP AND WAfER-Sf--Ine long estab'
ed business location known NO Jsmes,p, the
5. w. OF Wset Toe Bu ding Is 3.tofy frame OF
great strength with under cellar Lo, a23 end Il si51
aud l II Sold nee of all expenses for the improvement
o. the neighborhood Title perfect Terms accommodating
Maps &c at No IL Pine-t..
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nISSOLUTlON.-The COpartnership hereto
~ fore existing between Anthony Poftug,on Roo.u c.
Potgton and Francis Porting under the hi name Of
fORTIN GTON BROTHERS wus by mutual consent DIS.
SOLVED the l4th day Of February d. 1853 aud the
are continuing ness of Manufacturers
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Furniture, a. der the
Dame Of PORTINGTON BROTHERS. a; the old stand.
The gned are solely author zei 10 settle the bust
pem Of the lste hrm.-Ds,od NswYors aisrch 90 1872
KOBERr C. PORTlNGTON
FRANCIS PORTfSOTON
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"''' ' A J. WILLIAMSON. Cop's.iouor'
J. w. ALLEN. OF Taxes aud
i,l22.uAp9o j. W BROWN, J Assessments.

NOTICE. CEREMONIAL Of REMAINS from
IN the vault Of the Dusnest n 4. Church, between
Hudson GGesnwichs. 10 Cypress hil' Cemetsry VIII
commence April under the direction Of the City Inspector
ma Trustees Of ssa Church Communications addressed u
ia. from y-son. having relatives w.hnS 10 ismoso thcr
h ends will receive careful attention. and facilities to hrd
them
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A J. BLEECKER, son q Co., will SELL on
"a THURSDAY, April 2 at i? O'Clock at this CommoT'
cisl Exchange No 500 Fuon Brooklyn by order OF the
Supreme Court: 49,
on SOUTH FOuR1H-Sr, WiLLIAMSBURGH-Ali
hs parU' LAND the south side 90 feet OF bts
size ier6s Also oil ia. parcel Of LAND the moth
side ~ eet west of 2ds, size 2I5 feet Msps tc at No
70 Pine.t BY order Of +. 4. RUGGLE-, Referee.
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A PRACTICAL AND VERY VALUABLE
~ INVENTION

SOLIDIfIED WOOD.
Petented March Is, 1862. ~
manufactured by simple Poce's at very tih's ei
pepse iom any Kind OF SAW DUST reproducing all Ine va
rous kind. OF wood including osewood mahogany ebony
&C. &C. with all their original beauty strength aud dnraou
n.y. and many respect, aid for most purpose. greatly supe
or TO natural wood II msy be pressed into mods irou
which the seeuste impressions aud having NC
gram viii very 6ne polish with but Ile varnsn ana
labor, aud vii not warp OF crack In any climate .
For the purpose OF securing It's immediate snd general i'
to an Interest will be disposed Of fOf particulars
cal IN or address W. j. DEMOREST No. fIJ Broadway
up stairs whore specimens may be e1amined
Manufacturers In wood Of any kind. including Furniture
Pianos Picture Frames Tools. Buttons. Sign ~ Printing Let
ter. Toys. &c, &c, especially invited 10 call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

WILLIAM CHRISTIE MILLER will give
W. readings from SHAKE pease and the postsn at the
Esnic Institute" No 10 .nl-,t., on WEDNESDAY
E,ENlNG, March 20. Mr.. Miller vi resd tbs Trial Scene
fiom the Merchant Of Venice" Tho Streets OF Bal.i'
more" "Tbs Raven" &c. Admission free
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Amusenents.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
MONDAY, March 70. 1856,
REINFORCEMENT
RE-EN9AUEMENr
REINFORCEMENT
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
The Empress OF Beauty
This smallest, most besutlul and fascin ting $780,
SPECIMEN OF PETITE HUMANITY
rE.ENGAGEp FOR Isas's SHORT pClT TINE LONGER.
be all hours during the few remaining Gays she
continues here, in company with
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT. TIE $4,000 MUTT,
o we HSo sMhI fs Pair OF HUMAN BEINGS
ever seen on the face Of the eoossnsleI even than
GEN. TOM THU NIB AND WIFE.
LAST WEEK
OF those wonders of the world whose Soundng PERFORM
MALE AND FEMALE ARAB GYMNASIs,
MALE MALE AMP AND F FEMiE A AsaB
JUGGLERs, ACROBATS AND CONTOkrIUNlSrS'
They will appear at each performance
The hghly pleasing and successful
NEW MILITARY DRAMA,
NEW MILITARY DRAMA,
NEW MILITARY DRAMA,
NEW MILITARY DRAMA,
with splendid scenery, music aud mechanism entitled
THE ROLL OF THE DRUM,
which during par oci,ed the applause and sd-
Of 1hted audiences will be repeated every uei
| noon and evening this week ,
Mr. HARKIsON, COMIC IMPRoaPTU SINGER
appoars esch performance in his mimi able Songs
MASTER ROBERT Henry HENDERsHOT
HERO DRUMMER BOY,
HERO DRUMMER BOY,
HERO DRUMMER BOY,
the FIRST to cross the Rappshsnnock a. Fredericksburg
| THE GREAT LIVING HIPPoPoTAMUS.
| or River Horse. from the River Mic in Egypt.
THREE BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH,
win larse Specked Book Tout aud otner living Fish
sw N ming in che - .. -
| CRYSTAL PONDS OF OCEAN AND RIVER WATER
| IN tre grrna Aqusrium. Also,
Tne Learned seal. Ned. which phys tunes upon ,
Musical Instrument the Cisat Roedg BLACK SoaLon Nnat
LII Abino Family Bear samson Monster snaAeai Hap
| py Family; Wax Figures. &c. .....,,o,,
| SATURDAY. NEXT-THREE PERFORMANCES
| Admiration, u cenis Children nader ten, 10 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23
Groceries a1o i1roplslons.

~ GILLIES's PER
~ CENTS OLD PLANTATION | POUND.
CUFFEE.
To al lovers OF tine favored Coffee.
We completed arrangements whereby We shall receive
about $40 bales Ter month Of - -
OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
which we offer ,he public superior beverage to sny
h.r.tofo sold 10 this market
TIE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
tof which the ory receivers aud nsnufscturers "
peror tie Coffee usaSy sold such Mocha java Mara
csbo Hotels pEyate families, boarding houses rsssss-
rants. &C., will aGd - -
THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
more re lbs than ordinary Coffee by our new mode o
preparation will be found contain perfect uniformity Of
strength aud flavor =.
Put only in pound pack ases6o pounds In cass
with full directions IN each pacAsgc
For sale Dy grocsIs geneIsI,
Price 10 per pound liberal discount 10 the trade
WRIGHT dILLIES x BRO.
Nos 23j, Z35 aud 257 " asiington-st n. Y,
importers and Manufactures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

Jersey CITY BONDS LOST.-All persons
A. c,non.d against purchasing tho following bonds ia.
.d nv the Corpo alton Of jersey City and aid by tue
subscr bern, viz: - a. ,s.o ,,. ,,,.
Bond g. dated Oct ~ 1907 paysoet john an Worst
-, hi. gagns for 600. bearing per ceut interest
Bond No s. dated Jan 5b payable to John Van Worst
or his assigns. for 600. beariuso pee cent n,tres.
m, p,ynct of the the above bonds hiss been
,oppsd and ycation will be for issue Of Duplicates
NlNSLOW. LANlER Co, NO. 81 Wall.st.
~. = REWARD.-LOST, on Saturday after
I'D - noon. going from Washnson lace corner Of
Mf,er and Ay sta or in the vicinity Green aud
gold hunting anchor WATCH, made by Cnrisinet 7.
Schneider Geneva Apply at No. sWs.hin gton.placs