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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
NUMBER l4l.


up next in order. Capt. Mcknstry, Of
the Monongahela was severely injured,
and 1t is thought that III amputation Of
one leg will be necessary. The entire
loss Of the Monongahcla was killed and
q wounded
The kinneo was under severe fire
Her rigging was badly cut--hor rudder
shot away, became unmanagable, and was
compelled to fall bnck. Her loss is not
reported.
The Gcncssce was also compelled to
retire.
A Hilton Head letter says the Wa
bash, Pocahontas and pawnee draw too
much water to cross the Charleston bar,
aud will remain at Port ROYAL 10 drive
the rebel ram from Savannah should she
appear.
The steamer Mcclellan, from New
Orleans, 23d, arrived this evening. She
brings the mails, Banks oiiiela! dispatch
and 3,25s IN specie also Coils. Butler,
Morton aud few other officers
The New Orleans papers contain .
few additional items.
\ bottle containing dispatch from
Farragut's Secretary, dated above Port
Hudson, 18th, has been picked up, sta
ting that all il well. We lost three ma
rlncs killed and two Of the crew wound
od. The Albatross lost one killed.
The Monongahela, with Gen Banks
and stati and Capt Alden on board, took
position below Port Hudson on the 10th.
and fired quite number OF her 300
ponndcr shells into the rebel batteries.
a captain and some 30 rebels havo
been captured The captain reports that
larragui lay five miles above Port Hud-
son all day Sunday and that tho Hart.
ford received no damage. Subsequently,
the Hartford went np the river
a dctarhmen, Of our land forces had
been up directly opposite Port Hudson.
The blockade oil Galveston was still
rigid.
A successful cavalry expedition, under
Capt Painter, lad been made from
Brashcr City considerable distance in
the rebel lines. lie engaged the rebel
force, and had "A brilliant fight, charging
them with the sabre, driving them eight
miles, killing aud woun ling 20 rebels aud
capturing IL horses, without losing "A
man. Capt. Painter had horse shot
under him while capturing rebel Lieu
tenant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
CINCINNATI, March 80.

The rebel raid in Kentucky has proved
failure.
A Murfrcesboro special says the rebels
report $4,000 Federals at Savannah,
Tenn, that Granada is in our possession,
and that Grants forces are surrounding
Vicksburg.
The Gasette's Indianapolis special
states that there had been great reaction
in public sentiment in Indiana since tho
adjournment ofthe Legislature.
There is NO doubt entertained but that
the conscript law viii be readily On.
fercsd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
IL d 1k Il n T. II
SEWING .M.lCuZ.v.E.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
i stitches, and fuds tho cloth either right or
isft, - the operator may desire. 1t sews very
rapid, is easy Of operation and almost noiseless.
II 10 fully protested by lettcrs patent, and each
Machine warranted 20 the purchaser.
Al those desiring 6rst GLASS family ewini
oachiae win be richly repaid BY an esaminatio
Il its merits
MISS. X. b. CLlNGAAN.
Rsom No. I (up stsirs), Forest Block, corner
Perry and Third streets. Davenport, lows.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

DRpARTHD.-Hale's Dramatic Troupe
left Tor Dubuque on Sunday morning They
They will be sure to interest the Dubuquers as
leng az they stay. We understand that they
contemplate returning to this city in . month
or 90. They will be welcome.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

TIE REAR.-A number OF soldiers,
Who were lett behind in . state OF drunken OBJ
fas:ication when the Brigade left on Sunday,
vere forwarded yesterday morning on the
steamer Jennie Whippls. Some Of them had
peeled notes.-the result Of barking up the
wrong tree. but they werc oil sober enough TO
travel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

AT WoRK-We are told that the
farmers have commenced seeding. Ths ground
in most cases 10 in excellent Orders little cold
psrhaps-and the sooner the wheat is put in
the ground the better.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

Our friend Judge CIaggett arrived in
tswn last eveoieg from . trip out to Iowa
county. where he addressed the democracy
st . MAJ meeting. The democracy Of that
section are aroused. and are doing their
work nobly Let the ball r,ll on.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLy.-Aw woman
named Mrs. Lavinia Curers. was ushsred into
the presence Of Justice Wheeler ysstsrdsy
charged with disordsrly and boistsroos con-
duct. Mrs. G. had been indulging iu . bit Of
. spree upon the strength Of forty.rod whisky.
The fluid raised a row 10 her brain. and she
10 turn raised muss With her nsighbors. She
plead guilty and forked ever three dollars and
costs. and departed more sober II not wiser
Weman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
Fifth Ward club Meeting.

The Democrats Of the Fifth Ward will meet
on Tuesday evening, the 3lst, At Il o'clock P. H.
st their Club Room. corner of Perry and Third
streets. w. A. INGALLS,, Eaq., will address the
meeting. PER ORDER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

SENT ALoNG.-The ambulances and
horses for the 9th Cavalry were forwarded by
rail yesterday morning to hwa City. where
the regiment now 10. Its expected that it will
The boys will have better luck.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

FIFTH WARD MgElIku.-The democ.
raoy Of the 9Th Ward will have . grand rally
tonight; able spssksrs will be prsssu to ad-
dresS the meeting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

If you want your watches, clocks and
iswslry repaired take them to W. I. Riggs.
two doors from the LIE Claire House, lie Claire
Block. His charges are reasonable. and he
warrants his work to give good satisfaction.
March 3d-dlm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

Miss L. b. CLINGMAN's Florence Sew
ing Machine agency has been removed to For.
rest's block. corner Of Perry and Third streets,
rsom No. 4. up staire.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
THE CITY,.

PensoxAL.-Gov. klrkwood arrived
1t the Burtis House last evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

Phnnix Insurance Company OF Hart.
ford asssts. lst May, 1862. 1927 .260 80 liza
b,iitiea. e2l 800. HKNRY Il HoErMAN. Ag't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

WHISTLER has Jus. returned from the
East. and Is now opening a large and besuti-
fui stock Of spring goods. Go early. ladis'.
and get your pick from the largest and cheap
est stock Of goo is in the State.
March aG-eod
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Democratic County Convention


The Democracy of Scott County are requested
20 send delegates to County Convention to be
held Ut the Court House on
Wednesday, April 18th inst,
ct 10 o'clock ~, for the purpose Of choosing
delegates to attend the State Convention 1t Des
Aoines.
The basis Of township representation will be
one delegate for every twenty votes cas-. for Rish-
ord b. Sylvester at the October election, and one
for every fraction Of ten or over. This will on :
title the townships to be represented as follows:
Davenport. ..3l Blue Grass. ....... 2
Le Claire. re........... s Hickory Grovs..... 2
Winfield. ........... Aliens Grove.....
Princeton. ....... 5 Liberty ....... !
Pleasant Valley. ! Cleona 80. ........
BsdaIo -. 49,. -. S Rockingham. =. -.
The Democracy Of the various townships will
take the proper steps to insure their full repre-
ssntation st the Convention.
BY order Of the Couaty Committee.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD, Chsirman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

DRAMATlC AID PoKTIcAL.-Tho oss
Who were ou. to the rsadings Of Il. }. Morgan
Esq. few weeks ago. were delighted With
the entertainment. Though At that time Mr.
Morgan was laboring under the d,sadvantags
Of severe cold. his style was nevertheless
plea.ng. and indicative OF superior talent We
know that the public will be glad to hear that
he has decided to give another reading. which
is to take place on Wednesday (to-morrow)
Avening. We bsspssk for him q MI attend
sncs. The programme 10 almost entirely new.
See advertisement, and 60 and hear him by
All means
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
RIVER ITEMS.
Sunday, March 20

Sunday, March 20.
ARRIVED.
NoRrHRRkRR, Afford, st. Louis
BiLL HskDrRsOH, Rhodes, st. Louis.
JENNIE WnirrLE, Campbell, Montsose.
CANADA, Parker, Dubuque.
Monday, March 81.
DURASD, Pearcc, Keithsburg.
DEPARTED.
NoRraxRsEK. Afford. Lake Pepin.
BILL HENDERSON. Rho los, Dubuque.
CANADA, Parker, ST. Louis.
JENNIE WnirrLR, Campbell. Montrosc.
JAMES MRAss, Pierce, Dubuque.
DuRAED, Peaice. Chippewa River.
Mr.. Il. II. PrestymAn received a iottsr from
Captain Dick. Gray, now At Pttsbarg, stating tha,
for the Upper Mississippi the lst day Of April
and will bo here in the course of two or three
weoks.
Tho l'urand, . worry snall side wheel craft
passed up yesterday on hor way to tho Chippewa
A,er, where she will scjoufn tho coming season.
She WAS built Mt kcokak during tho past
winter, and IS very gay litttc steamboat.
noAls LEAVING fo-pAY.
Tho elegant and fast sailing steamer Sucker
State, Captain Ward, Clerk Thos Owcus. will de-
part for Lake Pcpin and way points this noruing.
This is ono Of the bcst oiiccred end fast selling
bosts on tho Mississippi. secure yoer tickets for
this boat, and take ride with Mcssrs. Wsrd AMI
Owens.
The Bill Henderson, Captain Rhodts, will depert
for St Iouis this mornino
lsFAAous.-SpeAking Of tho coming
election the Gazette Of yesterday said tha =
mo citizen 1io really desires tia, Ms Eaisu
shall be prsssrrsd. can or nil gips sitisv Of these
gentlemen Edwin Smith and Hervy HILL or
any one on tie ticket nth shnm tAs connt.nanee or
hs endorsement OF tote" That 10 very broad
assertion. 1t 10 . falsohood Of courss, and tho
writer Of 1t knew that he VAS uttsring q lie At
the time be wrote IT, Such fAlsshoods are
harmless. however. There 10 not two men
In the city who would endorse any thing Of the
kind, cons qaently it has no sdsct only to
prove to community tbs writer Of Il, . liar
II provss just that and nothing more. A.
good men. ss honest. ~ loyal. ~ religious asd
- patriotic men as live In this city or any
other place will vote for both OF those gentle
men on Saturday next aud bs thAnkfsl Tor
the privilege. We do not object to the o.
sstts's telling that style Of falsehood every day
until election. They help the cause they are
90 ioo'ishly designed to crush, and show the
poverty OF gsntlemanly csndor and common
honesty that possesses the souls Of those who
thus write.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

SENDING HOME EMoNEY.-Agents from
different places were 1t Camp Heron last FIJI.
day and Saturday and received large amount
Of monsy il various sums 70 take home to
the families Of soldiers. Yesterday morning
Gen. Baker forwarded BY mail drafts . large
amount to numerous individuals at different
points. The drafs were furnished by the
State Bank without any charges for exchange
Consequently the families get the full bsne6.
Of every cent handed over by soldiers to BE-
forwarded by General Baker.
Our OF BRIcK.-There are several
building enterprises about town that are only
vsi.ing Tor brick. The buildings erected last
fall vsed on the entire stock. spd those Who
are ready to 60 ahead new with new stores
and dwellings are obliged to wait until kiln
10 moulded and burned. By the middle or
lsss Of Nay there will BE- plenty Of them. and
mssoss will not have to 60 outside Of Davsn-
port to 6na plenty Of vsrk. Oar city will be
ausisal this esaisg ssnmsr With the ring Of
Ne teevsl cad hammer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

THE BEST CHANCE YEr.-Persons
wishing TO buy frstrate live stock. horses.
COWS and young stock also BIO usehol furni-
turs OF oil kinds. should be on hand at the
auction. st the premises Of Vim. Doolsn. st
the Allen Track farm. about four miles up
the river. on Wednesday Ito morrow) The
the country. The farming interests are In
good order. and the furniture Of good quality.
60 up Wednesday morning and make bar
gains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

Close COLLECTION. - Within tho
memory Of the oldes, inhAbitants tho tsxss .,
the city have never been collected up ~ anuR
40 they have been by Marshal Leonard. No.
Neil had a good faculty for gathering In the
city dues, but he was considerable distance
behind Mr.. Leonard. who viii not lsave hus
drsd dollars on the books At the end of the
present municipal year. Harvey Ia the right
kind OF man for Marshal. Even his political
enemies praise him.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
srNENr or PUBLIC CHARITIES AND COR.

meeting o. the Commissioners of Pebble Charities
April % 1885, present. Commissioners Ora
per- Bell Nicholson the subject Of enia1ng the fsc
citv for spscaites vizshe
under consideration, and being
deemed Of much ortauce N those who under their
es.snang The ueiuness q the Insulation s.s order %
municaon transmitted BY the Presdcnt the Medical
Board of Bellevue Hospital
Nnv YoRk, April n lsS /
1ssac woop. ~ D. President Medical Board Of Bellevue
SrsThe Commissioners Of Public Charities and Correc-
lion respectfully ak the action Of the Medical Bard OF
bellevue Hospital upon the following nteroeaons and
quest r.Jo embrainr taer views and opinions iencing
the points bere rferred To- The desire 81 TIE Commits
pacr the poor Obliged seek refuge IN tie hosp
ias he charge he best footing consistent with
their and make syaiabe all the devrlopefnents
h Tn inquiry general Cannot the Objects referred to
be e-tahilshment tprciaittrr
esnf,a OF he Ne teal Board sub the treatment OF
The Eve, the Esf. Nervous diseases snd skin Diseases
re mportantio treat ~ themselves under similar
r.eas rerpr, yopr oteclons,o either Of the sps
e,sit,iss ne ,erfsd ~ All Of them separately.
You viii also inform whether monhly company
tive statement Of the Quantities used Of liquors and fnedl
zines oil prominent aud extraordinary expenditure
would In all probabliy lead 70 more uniform presrp.
ton aud much reduced consumption
The number Of the gentlemen who are actually en-.
n ed in the duties which connection viii this Board
Involves will please make record OF their Island hospital
TO judge Of the opney Of sskins classification In
q the end that the Whole treatment Of
patients may sry soe the young and tnfr
tersenced Who oompose the resilient sta o. bantwers
w" ''''''' Jour ''s''e1 J. 'p sArsa P,sdsa,
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CLOTHING.

CLIO TIlING.
A LARGE ORDER-si,ooo WORTH or CAST orr
fst. Ladies ana sen.ismsn having the sSoSs .rc.s o
sFes, e can ,e,s s Z. & . s
Pants for woosn. De sins and Calico DRESSES ssssis
sy ssns se sss Z, ss' si NJ an: S
sssnne sss, kshe.n,n street Ladies' assnd.t ~ Mrs.
A srosIsnIse news. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
isd s.n p e 1,rssr ss.ea,n sna Ess
your cas-. OF Cloihns Csrpsta Yarnare Jswsiry &C. ~
x. az, cs y .Ssa ss. y
posits Cooper institute Ladies attended BY Mrs Joseph
Ar lss SEVENTH AyEEUE. THREE DOORS IRON
s As.. ~. s'' Srss fos her ss:. ossss pursu
S S. c II s % e ~. sSs
% o q, u. e su"'a'' attended " o'H'"sn
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY ANY OSE HAVING
.Sy s 81 mi ss . % cams len
''i Ssss waited on BY xrs Ma. " ''''' '''
AT fHE AeErrs STORE, aiz SEVENTH AyExUK-
g Sas: e 20, 81 S..s sSs s'- c or
r::: ! 9, z. ::s!. - :.s j:
shs.l. cSsis A. s.r.s.s. e p.y ihs iail y.ius fos
a ~ s ne :: .ss z Ss "
r.. RosssbsrE where Jon VIII b dsal' 9TH 70 your saa
ITsss BOWERY.-H RosENTHAL HAVING GRBAf
"A es'rs 70 gsrshse: Arg s.sn Of s.. n wearing
s2rss.ins BIN adde's sentences can Obtain ,ss aos,
ysIu. each article Ladies attended % b. Mrs. Ro.sn.ha
street - -
A oREAr QUANTITY or CAST orr CLOTHING
ysress S: s.-sy A. SsSs fG .. s Not
~ ior sis dresses. oe..s % ssL f.oioos. q
L L siil b p.se,e.iy siisaasd q - M sod Ms D
a .Tsa.S.a w = s:,ss Isl.d . Sc tss Sne.y
Jerelry We tai,er Ourselves u having eren pronounced
cent NOR sn .' S S.sss pls, he iy q
sS for ces', . :. ~ tes r.n. q v ~ rl-,.s "a. %
and Twenty Or, streets Ladies attended By Mrs Harris
AT rHE INV STORE ne THIRD AVENUE LaDfss
s1d =. 81 r. a.. . 81 w..1s e % re ss
tsrp~. as 70, TIE Neg Orleans MARIE, Try and .u.J
IL rsird s.saa. Ssars-nts .rssi Lsas. .ssssi
~ WIS Asn.
GREAT DEMANDS 600 WORTH or CAST orr
emss Gsyins iss srss % d.poss ~ DE anssrs
rsn is also. csrps,s fafn,iar- me ishs.. f.
ssas iSr Ss s' s. s'r --.As. s,.s ... q. "a.
o. sssrs..J tSHALr 49, s-v-nti sssass b'v1-n rw.a'
asR.r "d ' ~" 49, D '''''' !" -
At ~ sixrH avErus.--LsDfgs AND ossrLg
~'r ygs c.,s. s ,,,, re ssSs. ~ TO- Jos'
% % CAL o. y s.nd note Y nfsrz s,ss lHs.sh
M. Ni.v. Trss Jos on b dealt sl % Jolr .sa.i.s
f,EsrLkxrs nsvIse Any Ssw OF c.sr or
ssilss = y: .,S,s .i,r-.sas J.ss vsIpsy u f.sa
I yrncxAs PAYS rng HIongsr PRICE yon
waited on At hs,r d-sainss ~ Addressing J. BER0EAS
T csmsrKe rAYs, rnK HreHKsr rsrcs ros
s.i,s o. 81 !. s.t av.'.ns y, .sa,s..as c.ssssrs .
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ARD wANrED-IN THE TWENTY SECOND WARD
for . gentleman and wne, with on. OF two pSSssSi
H. furnished unfnrnishet religious family IRE
u 8es references given. Addrcn. VITA fun psrsscu.
Prompt Herald o1ice-
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YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL q
COUNTRY BOARD.

A rARrY or FOUR GENTLEMEN WOULD LIKE TO
nma place 70 the country near the Hudson river and
s sna .nsias ryas ia%s. who can osr very
ucuiars A l.. box Alas Post othcs.
poARDISG AT BLOOMFIELD, J.-rouR OR FIVE
a., ta es and nve OF s.. single persons can pc ac
,,road teisrsnees:-ar Jason Crane, 80 Maiden Ans
he, rasa ss. Snsea 30 Fulton street Brooklyn Mr.
BOARD ON STATEN IsLAND-A FEW SELECT
family IN, ss walk o@ from s"snos
boat landing at Rossve the city; STAGES pass
church win 100 yars q tie pace terms ms easy
=. H.. RossvilIs, S. '"' ''' ''''''' ''''
RoARD AT SARATOGA sPRINas.--rHE WELL
Mrs. w De opensd ar on s ha s
Il aslghauiy situated noaiway and the
moderate Inquire ats West saiesn,S street New York
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED--rBE ADVERTISER
wants Board, from May TO October for his Wife eight
s.s s'ss ss is s
az ann Y ssr "a aarss na w
touIars K. W. boy siS a' Post Office r. A' w."
COUNTRY BOARD wANrED-FoR A LARGE FAM:
WI IN 90 Sas sss .Ss;s od Ss
Sss ~o T srs X a. 40 mot s . GO z
ssd sS.sS .hsrs they could dspspd 9, good
% Sos sss.
COUnrRy BOARD wANrsD--BY A GENTLEMAN.
w,s and one chd s1 ys.r. o. age imm:d.se On the
Ao0ro0k
stating terms location, &C., b. H. box 2az6 Posi- ohcc
CtOUNTRy B0AaDBas WANTED -wHOLE FAMILIES
tsken q wodsssse rate. q ar. eaas bo.rdns houss
fsrrsd Addr,. a. B. coriis.. dOsSsn. II. Z. ~
COUNTRY BOARD wANTRD-FOR A GENTLEMAN,
~ lades child and servant from Let October
Would like Station Island Y0nkers plAoe about
hours ride from the ciy will require two large
boarding Address, number
OF boardes location no.. L.. Union square Post once.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FROM THE LATTER
~ part Of Nay for a party Of i've sx pors0us,
farm convenient - New York Country faro and comforts
and whore there no other boarieSA Address O g.
box 3.65 Now York Post Office.
COUNrRy BOARD NAY BIZ HAD WITH RxsrRCI.
~ abe family . Oxford depot Orange county; roll.
house. pleasantly sltuatcd, i've mnutes from
pot two hours from the city, several trains day For
further Information apply hrR CLARK the promises
or 70 ". 8. DUNHAA, i0l Broadway
NOUNTRY BOARD wANTED-BY LADY WITHIN
~ II mcs OF New York city In family where there
few boarders Address, stating per Mrs
Hammond. station D. Bible house. References Exchanged.
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-rOR THE SUMMER,
~ IN farmers family. whore no other bosrders will he
sken By gentleman for bis wife, two children under
years infant and nurse and partial Board for himsof
must he within hours travel OF wall street; plain sub
stantial country fare only required Address, with part
cu.s and stating terms which must b reasonable O.
L.. box 1901 Post once
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WArsks &C, GH0EtL HAE ~; s skw suspAr
Tunes mostly nee. I. contains many Shall
We srow each theref- safer te chdfrn 20 corns
unto me he hautfui shore oh, us siorioas-
Leave ~iih my mother" lie lsafeth beside sin
Rend rs c~nts. eDper hundred Clo,h bound en- bs.sd
st 4, crufst hupdrrd Msis6 ~ the r~ III rr1r-
\, " edltsd by HORACE TIERS suthcr q sssnss,
arhos Bells Nos. and ~hrn have he'd the oporrro,s
), uosAcE " iIEss, eel ssosxsss ssv Tcss' D'"'1sa
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DAnCING ACADEMIES.

sAUvAGRAU INFORMS HER PUPILS THAT SIN
IA. win coniinus giving Dancing Lesscn. all sunmer =
give the scholars chance 10 be good dancers for
winter; terms lower soiree tonight rs Leroy plAOs
Blocker street
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HOTELS.


RELMONT HALL. 6CH0OLEYB MOUNTAIN
~ sprnsA New jersey have great pleasure 10 inform;
the owe named hcuso for the snsnng seAson take this
hop- by due application business 10 merit formerly
public The house VII opened the
isi OF June Tor the reception company Applications
D. A. CROwBLL. Proprietor.
NROPr HYDROCARBONS STATION. IN THE
~ Highlands opposiss West Point; open MAy l. Eight
daily trains by Hudson River Railroad Suits and single
Rooms Terms moderate: Inquire q Luz Pearl street.
OSCAR Won 0ERzABEk. Proprietor.
COLUMBIA HALL, NEW LEBANON SPRINGS Co
~ lumbia county n T. will he opened visitors the
LIST OF May To the OF this establishment
the public generally, the subscriber would give notice that
lie prepared for their Recommendation
the the favorable trrms Tie tbie wln bs
supplied literally ~ heretofore. Apply " " sdaruss
A. PARSONS. rreytetos.
HOTEL R0u0EMENT. BOULEVARD PoissoxNiERE,
IL PartA-PHILlfs. iropre.or -rhis hotel . located
the most central and beautiful 81 the boasvafd
ana oilers many lnducsmsns to Amsre~.s We una Paris
either on business or peasure large rstsurAnt u ~
Ached 70 Tie house whss every TASTE can be sr.ned The
his he will bs able 70 crafty every wish
Of his patrons Private supper rooms always ready Eng
lsh spoken.
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C0OPER INSTITUTE.
HUTCHINSON FAMILY
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENIN1.
DHnLHARMOHIC SOCIETY or NEW YoRK-rwEs
tydrst seAson Sd2-hj. fifth Concert at Irving Hail.
a SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 70 1853
ORCHESTRA PiEcra-Beethoyen's symphony No 7; Over
lures Ossan by 0ade Les Francs JUICES" by Ber.iox
and Mepdeissohns Concerto No. q for the piano.
500 PERyoHskas--R Hol man, y ano, aud l. schrebsr
comets. piston. Conductor. Car Bergnabn.
Extra memb~r tickets for sais al The usual places. All
cksts si the door the eyenns OF the concert 81 20
each Doors open A u 70 commence AZ ccrk BY order.
l.. SpfER. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25

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