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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14
New York. july IS.

= -
Third edition Evening Positive have
heard Of nofurther demonstration by the
rioters. The city 10 filed with wild re-
ports. Mayor Opdyke has issued the fol-
lowing proclamation:
Mayors Office, New York;
arA duly l3-e:l6p. m.
Whereas. an unorganized aud unlawful
assemblage has. in various parts of the
city. violently resisted and BY force OBJ
structed the execution of the laws, accom-
panying their acts by the destruction Of
property and endangering the lives Of
the officers engaged in the performance
Of their duty and Of pssoeable citizens, l
hereby warn oil those in any way engaged
in these riotous proceedings to dssist ut
once and return 10 their homes and their
usual employ ments. All necessary meas
ures will be taken to preserve the peace
of the city, to enforce the laws, and to
put down rioters at all hazards.
[signed, GEo. OpDYKr. +,
Mayor.
The military escort of the remais of
Brig. Gen. Zook, comprising the LIST reg
iment Of cavalry, WAS ordered to the
scene of the riot. just as We 60 to press
the mob has burned two elegant dwelling
houses in Lexington Avenue. Informa-
ton received up to 3 o'clock states the
mob has increased to some thousands.----
Gen. Wool has ordered large number Of
marines from the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
besides . considerable number of soldiers
Of the regular army. The National Guard
Reserve is called out.
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Headquarters Army Potomac,

To-day our right wing gradually press
ed forward on the Boonesboro l. Hagers.
town pike and finally occupied Hagers-
town, which we hold tonight.
The enemy's force, which consist prin-
cipally of cavalry and two regiments OF
infantry, made no determined resistance
The rebels fell back towards Williams
port. Scouts report they are throwing up
entertainments within two miles Of Ha.
gerstown. The positions they now ocou
py gre said TO be Of great strength.
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New York, July 10.

New York, July To.
The N. Y. Evening Posts I'd edition
has the following:
A riot commenced this morning con-
sequent upon the draft being commenced.
The rioters, 5000 or 5000, we're armed
with bricks, clubs and stones. 1t began
at the headquarters of the 9th District,
corner Of ID Avenue and 46lh street.
The machinery, books. blanks, DC. Of
the draft at this point were entirely des-
troyed. The building was fred and the
whole snvelopsd in flames. Two or three
men with axes cut down the telegraph
poles in Sd Avenue, and at IL o'clock the
wires destroyed.
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New York. July l2.

New York. July l2.
The Worlds special dated at Frederick,
18th says:
There is no general engagement to-day,
but battls cannot be long delayed. Re.
ports are credited that Lee has brough.
his forces together on . tongue Of land
below and near ford, which strsngthens
the belief of general ami desperate nj.
fray Tomorrow or Tuesday. The frs,
corps is said to have occupied Haperytovn
this p. N.
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Now York. july 10

NU" 1UTK, JuIy To.
Mob In Sd. avenue at the CONSUMPTION
Office drove of the officers fred the build
ings. The whole block 10 in flames, and
the mob wont allow the 6rsmsu to work;
also destroyed all the telegraph wire in
10 the vicinity, evidently bent sn,,mischief.
The regulars from Governors Island have
been sent to the scene.
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New York. JuIv IA

Judge McNairy, Major Ballard and an
unknown Commodore, all rebel spies, were
arrested here Salureay as they were about
leaving for Dixie.
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Especial TO Tribune.1

New York, July -
Captain Belcher. Of a Maine regiment,
who escaped from the rebels, reports that
they took 10000 prisoners. Rebels esti-
mated their killed and wounded at 90
nln
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Especial TO N. Y. Tribune.

New York. July IS.
Capt. Basame, of Maine regiment,
who escaped from the rebels; report they
took 4, 900 prisoners
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THE D1sEASEs OF ERROR.
La JMainksHs = Rw~

i '0hn D. Ogden, ~ d., suthoI AID pabitsAsr Of
VIC ~off, 90 hereby promise and agree 10 send
)res of charge, TO any young man who viii vrs for
ii, sample espy for persaai. The proper .,ua, o,
msIAnd NAE This valuable wo.k 10 isssss ana
ssni forth for the bsneni Of sassriss A.ussny. I,
treats In simple issssass 90 I'll ~ alseass. Of Error
including Seminal wsakssss. Nervous Dsbiii,y Ind.
xs'ton, AsiaseAoly, Insanity. wsstias Dseay, inpe-
's1ey' Re. Ae.r-sfvins safs. speedy. asd ss.e,u.i
prsseriptoss ser nsir Pssmaasns e.s ssgssAsr With
much valuable Information. All Who favor NJ vim
desire to read ~ wort shall rsosivs sample copy ey
return malt fires Of chsrse
Address JoHa b. OGDEN, ND.
No. 70 NAssau Street, New Y.yk
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New York, July ID.

A Harrisburg dispatch to the Herald
says a telegram from Loudon Sunday
states the enemy are pushed 10 front and
In both TANKS BY Meade, who holds them
tightly where they are.
Raining heavily tonight. The Poto-
mac has not fallen.
A despatch to the Herald dated near
Funkstown, July 18th, says the right
wing of our army, under Sedgwick, rest
ed Saturday night this side of Funkstown,
but were to advance Sunday morning 1t
is believed no rebels will bs found this
side of the Potomac.
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BALTIMORE, July ID.
The American has the following spe-
cial
Hagsrstown, July IL.
Early this morning it WAS discovered
the rebels had fallen back from Hagsrs-
town. A reconnaissance from our right
wing was thrown out, aud discovered that
the rebels had withdrawn their left to.
wards the river. and had formed line Of
battle in semicircle, covering Williams
port. Kilpatrick's cavalry pushed for
ward and occupied Hagsrstown. Our
whole right wing WAS Immediately put in
position. and swept around in the line Of
the rebel retreat. We entered Funito
one hour after the rebels left. They had
fortified the bridge over the Antietam 1t
Funkstown, but abandoned it,
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TO CoNsUmPrryEs.

fNHk ADVkRTlsER HAVING BRks REsroR.
l. cd 70 health In = few weeks, by . VERY simple
remedy, Aher having suffered several Year, Vim !.
severe lung snseion, and that dread d,ss.... Con-
sum anxious 10 sake known 10 his fellow
ferers the means of sure.
fU nit VINO dss'rv n. hs VII ssnd cspy Of the PR.
sesipson used Gree Of charge with the difeions for
preparing and asins The 'sns, which they viii End
soss C.Ax Tor cossuAtros. AsTssA, Bsoxcn,ru,
&C The ossy Object sstAs ADVERTISED In senaing the
Prescription !. 10 bench. The afflicted AID .pr.aa In
'ornAhon wsisA be sonesivss 10 be aud he
n"p*' every sufferer viii ir, his fsmsdy h~iiI eo.
them nothing and may p,ose . pleasing
Re. EDWARD a WILSON
Wiiiianssurs :, ki1xs coansy, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14

a RoEA ron TsaE rIans.
Vest. saase
Or Pan. Al ihr..sbsrs tsa v.r., vAsa ssv os..
when ID. fssrn - eAssplg sells cult Of S>s.tv -
In u and fasAiea Sss ~ flssS svry man sAsui1 vssS
OF Who would vast b wsn Coat, The ayis Of !,
gone yeAsa,
Wssf. .s.. ef.ss and 'srves long o. .v'ry sea. A.
Whss u, stein has sueh . stock n lsynS ., ,~v. -
ihst sv'ry eedy wonders, hes Ne cas- sell than eel
Cal ~ssvhun srsdn Tsioss, his elssAi.s s,sr v,s,1
buy,
Asd pay price for garments. =. t.sws /. -.4l =.
WHEN D. stern can suit him, and II htn mag .aa.,.
Asd give = better sStsfss ~ ssas Aala a. Price.
OH who would have their iiti,. boys ana ,,ulA. q,
lsrxer sire,
appear In shshsy garments before the pabiie eyes,,
ALsa ~ sierra Boy Cstn,ns bxlots tLs = i srrsys<
AnsFafssss cas- seoseasse by buSinx EaApr AAna
Tier yes sish tor ccst or Pants, or vsst Or xhir,s
or Cciiars,
or Handts eaisf., or soeks. AID van. to .s,. ,ss,
DOii4rs,
u d. Stems be sure TO so-th.r. Is ne Other .l.ss
on AAin street, the you cav SO ~ .~ll
ing lace.
D. STEIN,
Nan street. bessssa lei ase Lsvss. Ksosuk,
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Greencastlc, via Cbsmbersburg,
July IL.

Firing heard to-day going on between
Williamsport and Hagerstown, but is not
believed to be that of heavy battle.
Ten rebel deserters came into Greencas-
tie within the last few hours. Rebels
are said to have 7 boats at Williamsport
yesterday. Each boat cannot take over
two tons at load.
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Commercial.
coasxcrsp p.,rY,

coaRxcrsp DAiLrsr
80 ii SYH AMsIsLsL.
WHOLESALE GROCER.
100 Corner peusth and MAJ, s,r.s,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14

sHKETINGs-22i to t5e.
DRiLLs-D 10 5TI.e.
PRiSrS--15 60 20c.
DkLAINS--x2 to SOC
GINGHAMS--21 TO I'VE &
CHADWICK = COATS sPooL-Sl 90.
sKEiS rHREAD-sl % to u 10,
FARAkRs & MICH. cAsslxRRE--se 70 sSe.
6kiaT BRAID-5er 70 u %. sa.st.
CORSET JEANS 30 70 9se,
DEsiNs-2o TO 27ie
TiCKisG-a5 70 CSC.
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SURVEYORS OFFICE, ,
kRlkuk IuHn 49, o. tasz Z

sUAtkYuR's oFvfcEI
ksotut. Iowa. nay ~, lisa
NuTiCE.--To ali persons hsviEg guns revolver +.
pistols, o. munitions " EAR ~ any kind for sais srs
oTdeFed no 10 sail dsposs tAs ssas v.sAoss a,.
obtaining permit fron, the apasrsissed b order Il
mo Special Azsaiof The Treasury Dsysstassnt. Al
P-rso"s voiainx Tits oraer will liable 10 have saeb
s""es c9hhses tsd for The The uaverls Of The
"bHe1 Nts'-- JOIN srASSts,
n9W-ui "A Surveyor AID CoiIeelsf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-14

DAfLxGArs CRY osrrcs
kHoE-E July II. -.
PRODUCE AND PnOvIsl0Ns.
FLoUk-sspsrnLs "a 80; Spin. wh.., ..,r.
IA Fail Wheat kxtrs - Is
CORN AEAL-s5e p 100 ~,
BRAN 7oG1ss ieoAs.
SHIP aTUPH--sos.
CoRN-sb to 57oS bash. .s
sARLkY-75s 10 q 2s.
wHsAT-7rAn Sec0ei 40; isprins 7ousaxe /. :.
RYk-l5c
OATS-6oe
NEW PoTAroks --si os to 81 n; Rsl.Yi ,os -,
peck.
buTTER-ioto Iae; retail lss.
EGGB- &c toac FtaA
ChICkEks-sI 80 70 q H.
LARD-s07e.
BACoN-shouidsrs, &c, Hans Sc; sides AZ 10 T.
WHITE 70 reoc so % 4, rs
Prime Navy saSss so~-vnn.
TAL.LOW--Tu
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sUNDRlEs

LEATHER-soie so8as HarnsuasG -.
HiDKs-Dry PhntIssc; Dry ssitsd 10; srnbby All
price green STE; green sheer peits Ioes Is
green hog skinsf5e
HAY-Timothy, eIa % to sis 90, balsa Sis oe
Prairie $40 %. -
sEkDs-Tinoihy 81 10 [ 10; PIsx Seed, soasa
nominal.
PEATHERS-3044c.
PRUlr--Drsed Apple st0Tte per =. Dried Peach.
- ~ 70 1Dte. RaisinseS o0a o. Is
CHEESE-D~nmaski 10 to lie.
BEEF CArTLR-3oaac gross.
sHEEP-oz % Hasaa.
WooL-Cisan rsbwa.hed, SOC 70 coo; Unwsshsc
third Ices,
sALT--LAks - -
olLs--cssi OIL, so TO s5ei retail 70e Linsssd OH.
81 So Lard OIL, soe to u o.; Fish Oh 81 - 10 81 o.
RkkswAx-3oc-
Vat HoGe-s3 50 nett. srA hH
RAGs-Woeisn D. Cotton 2to.
oLDiRoS-ic -. Brass Toe ? 4 e opps,
lie ~.
krcnAssE.--on New Yorx v percent bankahts
fands; Phiiadeiphia, Boston and ciseipss,i " PEI
cent 81. Louis spd Chicago y per cent. Cold As
buying.
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GROCERIES.

orleans fair, i2si prips lie |,
New for, ., lSej New York, A, Isle;
crushed and powdered si to I7s.
AoLAsskS - Bsichsrs sugar House yse; Col
snsyvapsa0sse--vsry scarce, sorssn Aoatsos.
CoPPEE-Rie saoaAe; laws 4es Lassyss Is
RICk-SAolos.
SODA 70 Be.
soAP-PAiE sac, Family O., 0srnap. We
CANDLkS-stari7s 70 10; summer Prrs,ed ,atO,4e
TEAs-Ysung Hyssn, u io1Si 8; Imperial, q, 10
0el %; Black, 7sctDeI 20.
ToBAoC0.-Dsrk sweet, &C to secj Medium ursuds
&c 70 73c; Gold and Natural Leaf sos 10 &c
NAiLS--Aisst Brsads es Is 10 os rs, rates.
GLAss-srio City o 50. rates.
CoRDAGE-ise 70 lee.
FISH No. hacksrsl bsis. eIS 50 70 us 60.
No. a0-ou 0la % u MY a
No dc hifbsA o. 90 70 % 50.
MOI do do d % 10 a. 81
Hifbbh. Ne. White Pish % So 70 n 90
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r IsT OF CoLoRs.

Ihso nvss are UIxsd u The lforn~ ~ psw1sss go.
cs"ssated are Thoroughly sssssd asd pni up h nees
spsyss&os Tor tHepty-hsA sespss yep .can color -
10y gooda - Woula eshefWtse % I'VE nnds III
~. me process 10 simple, 40 Aaysns cas- sss ths
~ sAsn pfneeA ASesssa. Msseeaa9e anstets NJ
asnaisssarsd - HOWE srxvxHs. - lIrssa-
For GALE n kesklk ~ !.
..,... 8 :. :, :. = :s'1 ..'s:s:
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DAfLxGATE CRY osrrcs
kHoK-E July II. -.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
POLITICAL.


N MogIMr HA,t Dec ~ 1868
the following resou tons were unanimously adopted and or
d's:a t. ss Drss,'hssd he'd N.o, ,h.
es sse
s named ss S d an. sn ~
many delegates there election
ss Sr T.s ana n ..: -: rom M ss ss
district in the ward to constitute the Ward Committees
Resolved That sad elections shall be held ., the following
named and be under the direction OF the following
T,.:, wsas@in.peeess Tecsecs xcou,re. wm. rror.
w.Is sSr,s: Edssr
Daniel Finn; Elee;ion = as fsuSs street u.r-.
R. SeSssS kiee!sa = . kcs.ss.i, street;
c.". fs held IS 1ss. Evans ~~ a.
s1ry %.td ans xsn su
vm s;a E. John s'
EIcHrn wAin.Inspeeiors, O. Id.n A. Nccoo. Jas. Gal
hshsr rcll. r a. g % yanasm street ~, ,,.,, ~ n,
sTs;:$. s':s::s nan..a s'..
H. sswin Poi. held :, n Alien s,res. .s'' ''-' -''"s
K.y: corner
Tsr.HIn wasoIn.D-e,ors, Ed Smith Jas Reilly. r.,x.
p.rsy E.e.,on at E.n' Hotel corner or Brosdway and
sS:s ossss Ss.s;,
oiss sssss1 i!:sss sss ss'fs H. w.n
Mec.be: Election .. 2ls Mercer street ~,
rhos Lyueh Election aiPe,er kirehhons No ia Seventh
sEvENrnvsrH wAap.-Inspec,ors. R. p. Bradford. A. "
lockwood J. Durniur Poia held Burxs Third avenue
corner q Twelfth street
EIoHrrENrH wAsp.-Inspectors. Robt, Linn Michae
Madigan. s. z Howan. Election at O'Haras, Twentieth
street and FIRST
vN,SsJ...II Pete, Rush "a Mcc.bs
Third
rwxxrErm wARp-Inspectovs X Perkins David NH
street. -
ss.s:ss aMs: :ao
TIT. hd.rss,...onnp WAsD7Inspeetols J.s G Burnhsm
Resolved That the credentials Of each delegation shall
cerne TO b. majority OF the fnspetors Aforesaid and
no claimants for seats shall be deemed elected without such
. certificate.
The GENERAL Committee meet at Mozart Ban
on ssiuray evening 81 ~ January 1884 at 7 O'Clock
organization and the ward committees for 1864 shall
=, the places where The polls are held Monday evening
The members OF the General COMMITTEES IN zach ward
ahau be r onicio members OF the ward committee
Resolved That the deleganss elected properly certified
TO- shall te published in the Daily Friday ornine
January and the Inspectors requested to send their
returns accordingly. By order.
GfpEoS J. TucGsr, Secretary.
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NEWSPAPERS.
IN COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
COMMENCEMENT or THE sEvESTIErH YEAR
OFFICE NO. 90 PINE STREET
Al the corner OF william
NEWSPAPERS.

&c 1; say q IIs1gs s The SEy YoRk
ducior. nfy y,sr. ,sos. Of ssw propr.
SisL ' the
csln. 10 10 % s s E 81 s1'. &c
abandoa the independent and e.vsisd tone which hs.
social qas.ons It's desgned 90 the contrary TO ave
sISs % t st1 si
wi" devote sAass sG2r isTFIesgeE /, ,he OF
FOR which ha. .orssn,ss eorre.p.nd,n.. in.urns NE
.: sppn .na ON al s. ne n% aS e s. s
TIE sss 81 HAslys 4HH godsEE INTER
an. s &. s,ts. -, a,y r-s:s S S s ne
nns o;hsr dspsL,nsns o. trade WIN es distinguished BY
X 81 af @ sa g.
S Ssai5 s.. or or sa. o. party .m: p.
so,.rnsd siossissy by n. ans"a 70 a.ser irasS
a. far a. praetcsble 70 make sospabIe ard
%ss. Nor !, ,',,.acs ;s 2 ,as prep.s.sa q whA
sssa. sa he CONNER
such ..,iens npo,c or
sseepss pr,,ss sna 70 a-sra esnsure sinpataiy ~
n osgms,.i.i i propose. to u.f 10
rs 81 In e =.
s.ns.os oarnss ' ey ms.ns rsa ~ avoids =. ssm. q
s:. SssD1@ oaa1 90 fas
r. .hs -, only be or s
s'"'bssooo 80 Iulfnf -. but Tor
- ,,-ACCukACv AND RgLIABTLIry
~ ~ w. eLtIhsAkY. SCIENTIFIC and ART DEPART
ot the journal VIII receive attention ha, hsre
oIofe and WI engage the ssdins tssn =,
sousys.sSV Ahsngemsn"ss THIS eHea hav. ALREADY been
Wine the COMMERCIAL ADvERrrsgR viii Inn, o,r,.
nna Losuon 10 advance OF eHistDg commercial rsrer.
~" soss no e.An 70 ranh ON terms % equality vs N.
ag,n h'e'aV and me most Trustworthy political
Toe ;. c9xnEacIaL =, ApvEarIsER .r- folio sheet.
edition Appearing hs ssoad Il az and e. ns ,srs u
rHy PRICE THREE CENTS cory
A. Which rHs u s sold eysJ vhsse or deilvsrsd IN te ssv
by carriers '~ ~ 'ss NY
A liberal disoount 70 nevsmeu
snou.i subscription ssins Dollars Tear. strictly IN
NEW YORK SPECTATOR
SEMI wEBKLY
10 Clubs 's'''
Address
Commercial Advertiser Association
Corner Of Pine asd william strests rsw Yort
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FOR SALE.

q 81 0A0 TO xsO05-WAkTED. PARTY WITH THE
DA.VUO above amount purchase the Tools ana sif
# who s about - engage In the ion
bing business This IL chAnee Tor Of ene gy
and small means the present owner WI purchase to
delivery all the goods manufactured Wy my or more
hands that the party should be
ausinted with business he present foreman and
nisna WON'T psrtaer. For part
cihnrs Inquire Of GEORGE s. WENTWORTH. al Geo W I.
Whites 2l6 broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

| THE GRAND CORPS DE BALLET
In new and original alie,s under tho direction OF
MONS PAUL BRILLIANT
"h' HhfIssE' VIII Ss1Is.E. x,lrsEx
ON NEW sExs DAY AT TWO ocL9oK
las, wee. Of the season. they have made engagements win
MOST PROMINENT ARTISTS OF THE DAY.
sho win shortly appear. Due notice wiz be given.
HowE's GREAT CIRCUS. 40, .ouv,v
| ~e.,of ron Ing holidays
kvkkkY eykkr AtTkRso9s TkRsssoSs xSp Sp EfEsi EvEsisS.
ksIsk ksTIak CHANGE CHANGE 81 81 FhSss.ssf FESssss
Engagement OF tie cei.bra,ed Coan aud Come singer
MR. cHAs SHERWOOD ''''A"
saE VIRGINIA SHERWOOD % her as.lias sss "
wWiirrhSSgST s1DDiE s1DbfE 81 81 ssib ssibtk
sSb SioN sTssaSus rSus OTHER GgTra S2TnaeTP6ss. sgo
''''da''ns'Nf ;s nsIi Gns%T iiffr4 sfsh Il TROUPE
Aa1on = e.1. r',s o2 a :: % osp srrs eai
.0'' % '','
(uRcUs -BRoADwAY AMPHrrHEArRg. sss BROAD
TIiTsr. Manager
HSEiBsT iiStiB:T ksIEsT4IsSFsI. ksTEsT4IsSFsI:
EEyytEky AK1rsKs00s 1s
FSt$S Fsss$f s;;;,ssss$s$$sss s;;sss$$ss
'A' ' x5aSf S'6s sisG5S5f Io6is2 foGsssiss
'1o me '1S'S TsccsrssssLs s'sS p K cIncurs TROUPE
crRoST Siscus oHGTs sIRsrs oIncgE g9sou,
CIRCUS ciRcUs SiRoUs
ssif:fa.TlT ssir:f ~ :; ssTfE.srvr r.osn.xxr
i,, n,r2d ICING all me s'enisd
GYNSAsrs
cosronIrosrsrs
EouiLisRfsIs.
As. Ac, Ae.
"''''' 70 " ssDssR i,.is 'fSiq noUisg rocRs.inu
ths most secouphedo Of claesisnass III spp.ar her
~n,.,..,- Wlrhocf ss6bLE OR BaroLE.
~ hionLY fESisGp raj sii p pssscSo HORSES
/. ,,o., .,.,,,. E1EEel.ss =. z otG xAxrega
STUDY ron LaDT sougsrnIASs.
THE fHs afstI HtslP.Iia3 sSliitds y,mLr.
sTlcrsiY fHf sosEhsrr RIDER
- perksffisasfs AID ArHLErs.
- : '''i ." '5ihs '6assiSa S5 'soasEuAssurr
CLASSIC ossSssrrc oAxEs
.ssa1. sS T.. si .s'ss sSSsss s s..s. a
,, rsyonIvsSiE hi5E 70 sEsSrvonD
a.pasE Lorlsy rovRsArrE
'la scsr q; 5'Si. cosFlsas s..i iso6ir & ~ E WORLD
VII aEFtaf ~ tbfT -t-si p~ff rAnfes
bpIu tYfEHhrtt And ErEsfNU
BOTH AfTfBssDs AND kvksIsg
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tsnan so1 fcaf et<ss utf, afry hafast4is.
10 tesfDSEr shffb. bsss. ssssssr
MADAsy BILLS AsrADk 80 AND ss BROAD. |
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lns o. ts~ r@sf't rsy. sfsfnst Ia
llons rf.s.ssf -ih - hr. Il ..f ssf '.ysy
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FURNITURE.

Az gLyoAsr ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD puRsf
IA ture FOR q, sscrffcr The sibeflber VII sen
In lots 10 suit pufrhasrs all The Furniture aimed
rcshence li3ws~t reenty third fAnSforis. Cur
taisa Drsvinr Room SUITS faintiuga Bonfs. a. Alsr
Chsmtcr and Dining Room Furniture for sAls 81 bar of
nal est Y. slDDLgroE
A BEAUTIFUL pARLoR SUIT roR aALH-aT A
n great sacrifice. Sofa Tee r~se Arm Chslr
90. hscspton and four sedsllsa Bsos ohsrs eo-.rsd
sra foe elsO. do for Sis on. SOLID bacs wsnu, s1
q sven pssss coverei In Preach sgares reps
vi0 Also the Furniture of Pafior and Hefrorns
ereas 70. cash Inquire lp wsss Blssih
between ffth ssd s'rth svsnns.
RkDRooM SUITS or ENAnELLgD yuRsfvrgr ~
- al eoioes ~ earysnsf rnAnufsc slso
o., 2, Enanesr sals. plsin ana erpsmsntsL ". yAk
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The New York herald., 1863-12-31

MEXICAN THEATRE,
"A ~ BROADWAY.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
CROWDED HOUSES
every nisht in the week 70 see ihe -
MONSTER CONCENTRATION or ARTISTS
NV This GREAT VARIETY TNRATRg
combining in one darling cond-u satlon
ALL THE AMUSENEArs or THR ACE.
Mr.. J. n. CHILDRRs
tho wonder Of the Nneteeuth Century.
IN HIS GRRAT MUsREr DRILL.
which has never bee equAilei In the world.
TOSY PASTOR,
in his original Comic songs
CHARLEY WHITE.
the ned Negro Comedian, with the
KNIGHTS or ETHIOPIA,
In their different Acts, Songs Dances. b.
THE LILIES OF KILLARNEY
FAIRY OF TIE LAKE.
Lanty Mclaughlin ponneny
Squire Lynch
nes,o,, SsiIs rse,.s. I'd 1uSr.s
KAT Ka.rney Miss Morand
Ned Ryau .......................Mr mr.. j. n. Graham
o Donoho Gallagher
Darby Daley Myers
Rose Miss Melville
Yary Miss Florence Wells
Spsrkle .........,,... l.......... Nile. Bertha
Gossamcr ............-. '.sss.-'.. Aiss teinspu
zephyr .............'s.s .+-sst+s M - Ds.s
Starlight ..,,..... rs"e" ............ Milo Fora
Coral. ..,.,.............. ......... Miss '. kiron
Anethyst ..........,..- ..s......s. siss possit
Moot beam. =. ........ ......... Miss Lorraine
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AMUsE MENTs.

~a-~ae 49,
Ny. BIOS GARDEN cOmmenss.s.7H
s#iT4 s.
'chAH'- TaF EoIlioIs ssfSPsfs ASnhN LII T.
THREE go. fiSSs FfIcRs and and hlshT eiixsAorEas
sE sE sAksEf ssksEf %i%iSns rHDDy ''nsI s sTsrGs
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Mig SssSEy " IJass I.s . SttE SlE k1E!sI9s kpE.MPs
sRs sRs nsksFy nsksFS VIII VIII %sss GoGfzsSassasA %
sassortsa sRs saHshi B. NV, MiL Ma Wei a Mari sas NJ
BsInea Mr. . Ea.au sI 4 r,ar,.e
kr X Lsas. a. SHsg sG ). " ~ B,.Sx x'"''' ' "''''
The snssDS .aSth Gi ''' i' drama
a'iS With tie ssss. w ne.I. no Lac ~ The r.b Girl
To be followed BY ne ps9ir,1 ni;, r ,srrs r,aoy q
Lefty an English servant maid .'@1s n, ctr M ainr,so.
The ss1ss most isashass SIayeg,a5s ) love. d.
70 Morrow. Kaw YEARS DAY. BRIJHT AND
SPARKLING Hill.
A new drama OF original eonstrtcton
.;5Sdss y lsc I. 'as % %
wi" & StFsfsi oSs WEEK
Eox,s OLD BowERy THEATRE.
Manage. ri HaR : wosDEhsuL p..as
tAfHna'Fxs Hiss Fxsks xsp nrREIsS sS1N
As sArama',:%s ! and 4 p.h y Ias Dan the Cripple
MrST tEP oT TTyEHPH5 ~ ''''
Celeste srea, sensation drama
NJ roI a. Sa Consnchet
MT O. w. THOMPSON ~ vv.,
Miss Fanny Herring -Saraina''Ah 'ns "e~
"'' y vAMP. TIE FIREsANs DOG
vamp. by the celebrated dog LAFAYETTE
Miss Fanny Herring -
Mr. O. for a. .AiPhonse Sa sum- hns"r
Mr. q fonAs .''..'.'.'.''''.' 'opP' Hsacs
TiiE WANDERING MINsrRtL.
In whoh Mr. and Mrs Harry Chapman appear
NEW YEARS DAY
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
AFTERNOON AND ENESih0
~ Those ladies' and gentlemen who desire pi.sani
evenings entertainment respectfully tn'ormed thAt
" w. TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
will be presented on the evening OF
JANUARY j, 1864.
81 the
hALrpAsr SEVEN PRECISELY.
s'a '0h'"a"s HALFPAsr TEN
ORCHESTRA STALLS NAY BIZ aEcuREO DURING
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
W ''''" AT THE BOX OFFICE.
DKooKLyN ACADEMY OF Music
ID FRIDAY. JANUARY I. 1854.
EDWIN BOOTH.
mrs. y. b. coSw4y. ,ouv ,vo-,
AND POWERFUL coHPXsY
Boz ONCE open on Wednesday. ai the usual hours
The dramatic artists engaged 70 support Mr. Booth viii
please assrmbe on the stage the Aceny Thursday
December 81, At II O'Clock n. for rehearsal.