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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-24
Official Report from MiIroy


WASHINGTON, June l6.-The following
official telegram from Gen. Milroy, has
been received:
"Ha,prr's Ferry, Jane 16.-T am in
with the greater part Of my command.
The forti6cationsi at Winchester were IN
vested by about $4,000 rebels and %
pieces of artillery. They carried my outer
works by storm, at 6 clock Sunday even
ing. l7spiked all my guns on Sunday
evening and left with the whole Of my
command at o'clock Monday morning,
bringing all the horses of MY artillery
and wagons, but was interrupted by an
overwhelming rebel force, with artillery,
four miles this side of Winchester, On the
Manchester road = After desperate fight
of two hours, / got through. We were
pursued by large cavalry force which
picked up number OF my weary boys.
l think my loss will not exceed 1000
killed, wounded and missing.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 16-A letter
from Harrisburg dated at l p M. says,
a train Of 100 wagons which left Martins
burg on Sunday arrived safely,
The rebel advance this morning was
i've miles east OF Cham bersburg.
Col. Smith commanding at Ragerstown
had fight an hour and half yesterday,
when lie was surrounded and forced to sur
render
The banks removed their deposits yes
terday, and the State archives are being
removed to Philadelphia. Bs,. =
The Democratic Convention will not
assemble here tomorrow. A number of
| the western delegates refused to come fur
ther than Altoona and returned home.
Hundreds of persons arrived from the
south side of the river, bringing in all their
horses, cattle and other valuables.
Working parties are engaged in prepar-
ing workland defence on the opposite side
t of the river.
Good resistance could be made if troops
were here to man the guns. Governmcnt
officials expect the arrival of the re bells to-
night or Tomorrow Ii they reach here
so soon there will be little prospect of u
successful defence, but if delayed thous-
and will reach here within twentyfour
hours, as the country is thoroughly arr
oused. s,
PHILADELPHIA. juno 16.--Rcports
from Harrisburg state that the rebels are
at Carlisle. which is only lS miles from
Harrisburg.
Business is mostly suspended in this
city
BALTIMORE, June 16.-There is much
excitement here and there are many ru-
mors of rebel cavalry being seen at vari-
Gus points within 20 or 80 miles of this
city. Several OF the old military organi-
cations of Baltimore will be revived im-
mediately and their ranks filled up by vol
unteers. There are many military moves
ments in progress and rumors OF others
but they can't be mentioned
HARRISBURG, June Is. P. M.--The
telegraph operator at Loudou, Franklin
county, reports that our pickets broueht
+ in rebel prisoner who reports that the
rebels are in heavy force in the Cumber-
land Valley.
H
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The Rebels I'm Cumberland.

NEw CREEK, Va, june r., 1::1O r. NJ.
J. .sB. Ford: a.
The enemy entered Cumberland tvo
hours ago.
Their advance IS At .Rauk6k}s Station,
where my advance confvents them.
I have Just arrived by way df Cc4sbere
land, which is now in the hands Of the
Pioase give me the latest infofmation
you have from the East
= iissesia ssis9s' B. n. KRELRY.
s.s q Big, Gen.
t.s 80 rs IfEs 6ssa &sl3zsfsa 6sss Snes
0s - ~ .tsarSx
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The Convention then adjourned, with
three cheers for. the nominees, three for
the Constitution, and three for the Union.
; WILLIAM MEDlLL, Prest
AMOS LAYMAN, Sec ".
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-24
/, Democratic Platform.

sTHE UNION AS IT WAS, AND
TILE CONSTITUTION AS IT Isl',
III hold that THIS Government was made
ons the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN,
and their POsTERITY forever. STE
PaEN A. DoUaLAs.
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One Dirision Of Lees Aan,y to Visit
Parkers6ary, another bi.eeting, de-,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27
hseidtnt---J. g, Abbott
We rssidsne--k. Fowls.
RecsrainS Sserstdsy-R. Totuptins.

Reesr1;ns ssersea,y-R. Tosuptihs.
Or. SeyJ. Il TIesAef. r s.
TrAp~v~-J. Leam s#
The Clab ~. to hold Soetnishsly meetings
aurins ihs months o. Dec, Jan, Feb, and
March, at which some topic relating to agri.
culture, announced It previous meeting,
shall be discussed, fsur members having been
assigned to open the discussion after which
Ill the members will Be expected to speak.
Any person may become . member by
paying Is cts, and signing the constitution.
T: irteen persons paid the regular quarter
and signed their names on the spot, and it is
believed had the weather bsen less energetic
that our Club would have enrolled at least
twenty members at the start. But the above,
nr. Editor. We consider : fair start fer an
interior town like surs.
The meeting was well attended considering
the cireumstances-a lively interest in agri.
culture was manifested, and good feeling pre-.
vailed. The drst topic to be discussed at our
next meeting is, " Will farming pay ?" Az
Ter this subject has been through our mil;
should any Of your readers wish to now, We
shall probably be able to tell them whether
i will pay to farm OF not. @ @
ci.rksv'l's, ysb. u. isss. a. -
We are glad that our farmers are waking
up to the importance Of organizing these
clubs. We hope every Township in our
'slley will form Farmers Clubs. Send along
your lists Of ,otncers. We hope eur Butler
risnds will prosper with their Club.-Ed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27
EMPLOYMENT.

ne Usdsrs.ensd 10 tsr several pear. pas. lsss =.
eaesd h business, which has yielded him 8 She rate
81 shves thessanA isars per ansun end b M vife
y teach = oshsrs The bnsnse. s Of Mghiy ussfni
anA general character, adavtsA both sss md Villages
and that any pesssn Of ordinary capacity, yeqag q
old maie o. female can acquire VII fsw Asr:
and BY which they can produce . handppQe neene.-
ssvsrsi yosug ladies whs have received ntu6ens frs
ne. both IN Nev Ysrk stat: .nA efe ears.
ing upwards Of Us per week by t. and there
Why any slss canned - NJ sAnG lnveD1s, evsa.
can DO we'll By r. = = - pe!dlal sat, ~ ab.d.
Inst y perfectly fespecto61e. 0snee0ea end ID.
dice Of leisure vhs 1suid liks = ea!n ne buae lsr
their swn anuseent PLEASURE WIN ind ths practice "
inssress 10. 81 rses q u. vnl ssnd priate( g
Arassas By vhieh aey persos can really asGubs No
sieclar sslaaivs - De sasyins - = ~ si .
hhy preAtabis. ihs purchaser q ~ Dsnss1 hserss
clone Win also b aathovsed - osaeh n . sesu ~
have ssme%~es received Nigh - - ~ ssaeAhg II
psrsenaAy 70 single Individual would saes faGthef
Shaa 49, o. % w buy everything ~ neesssavy =
commence businees With aaA tho srtssl - - 81 q
moseenyvhsrs. b chy sr eesnery. e. (ssls1ea en-
AnAtA tAem. ABeas0 ALyo0t ,. RASooD, ~ g
1UxNYer., Nv fW4s I'D
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27
Julien,House,
Dubuque, Iowa, r..
.r.r....s- A. n. PRASLBB,
(Rscsnsiy Of Ne Psasiee and Fisher liouses.)
DpOnPaAtMP.

... Proprietor.
A. PHELPS, Clerk.
DERSONS VISITING DUBUQUE ARE INVITED
10 call at the above popular Hesse,
will be done to make them coIafortabae
The reputation OF the Juleo House ~ beNg hrstcaes
House u already too we'll estabhed TO need any conr.
nation.
TO nv old friends and the travelling public generally
who patr0nixed while In the Peaslee and Fisher Hon
ses would say give me call, and you shalt have
Rood fare the market Affords and ct reasonable rates
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Uoes.--Nr. Abbot raised on too lots 49,
n Of ine hops, At Is cts. per pound. wsuld
snouat 10 t1lS. At his place GAINESVILLE
--hsps win do we'll. Hum, We like to zee
Ills go.shead in our farmers, experiment and
~ svesy thing that will be benefit. Mr..
Abbot viii Try the growing Of hemp this
year. Hemp seed may be had at the Cedar
Valley Seed Store in this place. It is our
intention to keep our readers posted in .,
q these items that viii Be At interest to them
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

The attention OF the Ladies' Tailors and all that re.
uire the ne Of last and durable lock stitch machine
rs respectfully invited TO examine the Grover Daksr's
aashins. sstills MN psicss and cuts
- - -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

EAst Saturday evening . 'Faruers Club
w,e ssennized in this place under the name
Of TIE Shell Rock Valley Farmers Club.
A csustitution was adopted and oficers
>al,cttd ~ one ysas.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27
QCALlrY OF SESD

Too much pains cannot be taken to ge
that which is fully matuYed, and perfect,
clean-free from al foul seeds-both to e
cure good. understandable crop. and 70 pre-
serve the land on which il is sown from
troublesome weeds.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

"A Goop ToBAcco CRor.-Mr. J. G.. Abbot
Il Chrksvife, Butler Co., raised from four
sesss 6000ibs Of fine Connecticut. leaf tobacco
He's now saippingit to Chicago and will re-
alisS1 0sts. psr pound, amounting toll 200
IN of planting and securing the lea'
- M over $500. NJ. Abbot sold 80 b.
dk1uMAt - per b, amounting to $3.50.
Absut Atty acres will be planted about
C,nassills this spring. Messrs. Barnum 4
xaAady received an order for seed to plant
fourteen acres from Joseph Simpson. Of So
bdIa. Jackson Co. From the appearance
Iowa will raise her own tobacco this year.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

In Speed, Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry Strength and
Mechanleal Perfection, they are acknowledged
the - HEAD AND 'FRONT.' Of the Threshng Machine
Family For full particulars see sample machine and get
. pamphlet. esq .-r. =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

TLAx.-Ws give in another column IN
article on the growing Of Flax, from the
Chicago 1tiSsnf.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27
zzs, THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY

Just Published IN Sealed Envelope; Price cite:
4 LECTURE NJ On. CULvRRwELt, ON rHn
Mental and Physical Debility, Nsrvousness Epilepsy
Impaired Nutrition q the Body Lssitude Weakness Of
for Study aud Labor; Dulness 81 Apprehension foss &
Memory Aversion 70 Socsty Love Of Soilsude Timid-
ty Self Distrust; Dissiuess; Headache Affections %
the Eyes; Pimptes ths Yace: Involuntary E1sdoas
sad Sexual Incapscsy; the Consequences Of Youthful
Indscretion. &c., BE-, a 1 1861 81
az This admirable Lecture clearly proves that ~
shove enumerated ofssn self alicted svns may b ~
moved without medicine and without dangerous Surgical
operations and shoud b rcd By every youth and every
man In the land.
Sent uAder seai, = any address In plain ssajsa
vsiops, on tie rsespt sfdx cents Or we peGass s3
By addressing :" y
cAAs. J. o. KLINE 10 r,rr
~ DsvsPy. New Ysrk, Pea oAes Dsx. 60.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Tor speed, clean work, strength and
beauty, G. Aultman Il Co.'S world
renowned Canton, Ohio. "sweep-
stskes" Threshing Machines are the
acknowledged "head and IRON" Of
tho whole ''threshing machine fami-
"" Their fame Il not only national
but Worldwide 81 rys2E
Either Cleared or Beltsd separa-
tors, with either eight or ten horse
Gary" or compromising" Powers,
and with or without Trucks and
Straw Stackers, delivered at this
place on short notice. Order early.
Send and get circular free Of charge.
Or call and sec sample machines,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27
bUsvQuE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE No. Is.
TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DECEMBER I. 1854.

ID. NJ. e W. u. R.-TYains 70 and from ths seath.
west connect at Farley.
r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave Earlvlle on the @.
rival Of The cars from the East Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays for Strawberry Point, Brush Greek Fay
cite, West Union, Deeosah, and g. Paul and from Man
eAefter Mondays Wednesdays and FHdays for Straw
berry Point and the north.
Slsgss leave Cedar Falls daily for New HartSord Ap
lngon, Island Grove Ackiey. Harden CITY, Iowa Fails
Aken, Waller, webser chy. Fort Dodge and 6teu1
CITY ass Janeevile, Waveriy, Syracuse Nashua, 1rad
fsgd, q. Charles and Minnesota.
G8OR0H YOCN0, supsriatssdeat.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
A GRAND CHRISTMAS GALA DAY.
IN \ GLORlOtS CINE ASTlNlPAlED.
ICE IN 81 .ENDlO CONDITION.
ON III FlF'rL-Ah. POND,

ICE IN ~ .ENDlO toNDltLpN
ON Ii)s FlFfhAt. POND.
Cor OF 5.th.st. snd 5th ay. .
THE managers Of 4, popular Stating ford sruounee, VIVA
.upreme pea,e, ~ .oscbers enl their friend that Tie ic
/, now ~ sfL'a 'a.piD COADlIioN-As ILEAA MD
SMOOTH As l'uF SURFACE OF MlNRoR--art 60
soit that eek of August weather would seaieey leave e
imvsoi on opon ito SURFACE. goIous tlc 'H''cioI" NAY
be ani-' rl,a iuliut l, Holiday sea.on. ..,
lnai & friends oil .ubscI ooniphy wi'h hr';
emo esAt these icstise tys as en :. 90, :.
g. t tin popd 60 II pcrous Of well Ano"n TEL pec'AN"J
80 b- ~, mont of % ,.its each at the CUTE.
al inus.s vii DO in altelAaco eyery sdesno'h
/ aud ey,sus. -, -. A., =. i,.t,.l or-,..
az tb, b, an ii,.s 1a As,a q. .ial ~ "a $50
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
No 7ls BROADWAY

No. TlB BROADWAY.
THREE GRAND CHRISTMAS EXHIBITIONS,
THIS MORNING AT !.
THIS AFTERNOO. at , aud EVE NifO At O'clock.
FlIE nEW SENSATION oF iHE DAY.
rua Hosr REFINED AID pgLianifUt xoRT IN TIE Oit'
FoP LADIES. .,,,
"TVF MAMMOTH oiEkEUSCoFTltoN,' or MlH
DOIi ~ THE UNIVERSE" tbs splendid eHi' Han"s,,i,
hib IA nightly aacfs cTovdg o.. hoal c,f,rs eat'r'
,.n 10 make tho tour 4 the void, IA fancy wiLot tc ok
n.u,s OF travel. The most beautiful scenery eIcmeC uie
s stuary Il all Lud aud egvs prc,eied Ia oI
suuerb y.w thrown upon s1nyafs ie--iiiHs ooV st
t.t and Illuminated the 5rncy OF nOod-y by ae iuo
,,ir Ighl known science Doors open at u IVN,
.en At n Admission - cents scai,, - cent? un VIZ
MATlNEE5 svsry WEDNESDAY aaI sAluhpAi NJ =
O'clock. ~. ID '''N't 'tD'' ''e-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
CURGICAL LECTUREs.--Dr. E. IL.

URGICAL LECTURES.--Dr. Il. II.
- DIXON VIII give ~ ususi Winter eoars oi Ten Lectures
on the Uisea.r. and SURGERY Of tho .lh ihess lec
tprel ,e Intended rycluyey for thos who ARE cIrsdy
f.niiar .h but wn 20 improve ttsr L9o"iea<o o. 1
,citn Ioatment OF sis important Ii,n iho teot 'NH
he ius,rd o. demonstS'ions a he totver, trd n e.
tonryo soi,. wax pf'paraton BY tic fYs'i'ii' A'""
.i,ro n-1bSi o if.tir l,rs tri tlfe aud 1,i Mir
be tuly Illustrated AID H. u sinpcseD,n ofpanrd -
lee IA a.. case. il hc ia" ~ aJsa o. hect,i.' ~ ~
ncrro on tie ith N Jtruafy aa4fti, ~ above ~ NO
LII " ., Dg. y. . rssiasnee. No. 4 IN a..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
professional Notifies.

CHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney anu.
" Counser a, Law Proctor aud Advocate Ia u .. cou"
No 800 Br,hiway Neg-loTk. Kssdence-No' :" Lon >cn
Terrace West 2Jd.t between 9TH and lWhhval
EDTARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Ldiior ol The
IL <earel attends exclusively to orEiAtH |cRuEEh
1n The more obscure diseases OF the fo,S % fe icfma
",iiI. Isrcocels snd tisula. Once IoIrs from 10
= "a a ma 10 0 Evenings The iA.t humber Of lie
Sea M cout aiming orclr. on those 81 cls, may be hid
lETLAAuyl5 " AAlLR, Hs, ts<eYst AStog HsSss.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
AMneemerts.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- SATURDAY. Dec. 26, ls6a
ALL TIE GHHgIh1 1TPHAG9Ss eoAaNusa
THE SECOND AT Q p. NJ. AND
TIE GREAT SPECTACULAR DRAMA
TiIE SHADOW OF FATE;
ooSDINAR TaE Ri usunrEn.
TIE GREAT SPECTRAL ILLUSION.
THE GHOST
viii BE- aHsR ihssp; a@a zfRoT Rd,TTas "Ai'l
1i Fs'2l 3 FERoRm.sc.
EMfELYNKA, or MOUTH IIARMoNicA
In addition to these unparalleled attractions may bs
8 ENORMOUS LIVING GIANTS.
EACH 8 FEET HIGH.
MONSIEUR JOSEPH.
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
EIoHS wEidas EhHH FSSH .S5 FSGSbs ISGSDs Ii HioA'
GIANT GIRL,
GIANT GIRL,
ElGhT FEET one INCH HI9H.
GIANT BOY,
GIANT BOY,
'nly Ia yesrs old, ard eight feet Ligh.
Ia contrast with thc1e tall wonders, may BE-
THE LILIpUTIAN KING.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
YEARS Old,
AND WEIGHs BUT SEVENTEEN POUNDsl
They will all be exhibition the Stage the Leetur
Room DURING EACH DRAMATIC PERFORMAMC3
md occasionally on the Platform in Wax Figure Hall
T kELIf'S ]. ;fsl AUfoMaToN e MUSICAL TROUPE.
,onsistiug Of six figures, sze Of life which play upou
NOVEL PIANOS OR HARPERIAN5,
producing music equal 70 fu, orchestra
THREE SPLENDID GROUPS or
MOVING WAX FIGURES,
TROPICAL COLORED FISH,
THE LIVING MONSTER PYTHON,
THE GREAT DRAGON OF THE EAS1.
AUTOMAJON WRITER.
THE GRAND AQUARIA, LEARNED SHAk
SKA LION,
MONSTER BEAR. LIVING ANACONDA6,
WAX FIGURES &c.
Admission Is cents. Children under ten Is ceots-
POSITIVELY No FREE LIST.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
CORPORATION Notices.

$4,000 j 19AN 9AH q e. SSSSH5
TroNs,,Yc b.,oby invited 10 a LOAN OF TWO MILLION
DOLLARS aul orzed by the Ordinance Of the Hoard Of on-
pervsor. approved by the Mayor Oct ~ Io5 entitled An
r. Tor the Armies OF The Union provided The sae can DO
counted and allowed on the quota Of tho Cy ana |ony Vi
New. York Ia any future drsit.' 80, i.
The proper books r subscriptions will be opcnsd at
the Office on and aeT IU ESDAf, the I9th day
Of November ns remain open until the whole sum shan
be taken. ,, III. A.. Co,u,x
Trsany.r the road Bank within i've days after en-
tedne their subscriptions the amounts subscbed ior by he
and on presenng L receipts io tho money 20
,h onnoer they will be entitled TO receive Bonds oi the
1orov ~ eouI amounts. redcensbe or before JUNO j.
1904 With interest rom tho date o payment ~ ' 'a VI
"A P'' ''"' MATTHEW r. FREEMAN. CompIollsr
City Of NewYOrs, Department oi Finance oompHoot'
OAice, Nov. 49, 1908.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
Amiisements.

1 49,
|OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Lessee aud Direcress John Woo,
stage Maniser.. IT, Selwyr
which attended the
DELIGHTFUL
prsssn ct this heater during tie past week similar on
DURING THE HOLIDAYS,
sIRs. Join WOOD,
Mrs. JOHN WOOD.
Mis-. JOHN WOOD
TWO or HER MOST AMUSING
AND LAUGHABLE CHARACTERS
For the hist time this season
And for short time longer at tho reques. OF her numerou.
patrons, keep Oh the business at her
BARBENS SHOP,
DRESS HAIR, TRIM Boards,
And prov. her siil in
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. ~,
The performance yin " |. c9mmsuGs 9,14 vi. vita ,,.
Ancr which,
Written by F. c. Bafn1ad Bas md ,nd Ssii Mon.,su. w.m.
EASY SHAVING.
Receivedevery night with unanimous applause,
NlNETTE.......... ................Mrs JOHN WOOD.
(be pretty Barber OF islin toni
IL wLIca slo will sing ballad,
"THE MAIDEN AND TIE LINNET"
ana, Other characters by
Iir J. H. sroDDART,
Mr.. W. DAvIDGE, and
Mr. u. ii. CLARKE
And concluds with
=. MiscaiEF MISC i.i'l, MAfsiSa XXI
Wisd medley song Of ali nations.
&c, &C.. &c.
on MONDAY NEXT. Dec. %,
vii b produced for the first time IN NswYo'k, new play
"cAaLLA's" HUSBAND.
P'' MRS. JOHN WOOD
and mR. *. MpRItlMER
will MAKE his fret appearance this sessos.
Doors open 9, 81; Performances commence All
Ses,s secured three days In advance.
DATRIOTIC REUNION
l. Os THE FRIENDS or THE SOLDIER
TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
NAID OF THE OBJECTS OF TIE
SOLDIERS RELIEF Association.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. %.
JAMES 7. BRADY, esq,
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Miss CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG, and
Mr. S. &. CAMPBELL
viii tale part IN the ulu,csl exercises
Music by Ito celebrated band Of tas
FIFTH UNITED STATES ARTILLERY
PRESENTATION OF STAND OF coLoRs
GOV. ANDREW OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
RECEIVED ON BEHALF OF TIE ASSOCIATION
wILLIAa IL EvARTs, ESQ.,
In orlcr The. N, rablc may he assured ofthe
CERTAINTY ASD CORRECTNESS
Df Tie Programme tie following letters Of ecpance arc ap
BRoo-rrx Dec. H. 1869.
70 Committee Of tho NewEnani Soldiers Relief Assocls-
GSsTLzxrs; have accepted your ava,ion and shall be
present. On ne eyenns oi Dec 20 Suhn' CO.
NEwYoax Dec. H. Isi3
TO ihs Committee of the NewEnsanl Soldiers Rsie As
0rsrLraTs wi i've rrea. pcs'urc to rreside a. tho
meeting of tho Sow En-and ierf Rsief Assoc.aon, IN
tie Academy Of Nude, the 2S.h INST You inay rty Oh uy
4o.r,tfuly. JAMES T. BRADY.
VOCAL ASD oTnER ATTRACTIONS
rEooRAAME DURING THE WEEK
To b. had q o w hs'; had ,.i, ~ w.,.r. and :,
no it.. P- Ao'e~' Do'A'''''' -N4 ~ 'No i'0 - 49, -
No. I9i BROADWAY.
4 CADENY or MUSIC - THE OPERA
Il nirrc,or....................N MARErLEK.
TODAY (stIJRDAll dec -, Il clock,
GRAND Ctllis IMAS MATINEE.
DON GIOVANNI.
Positively only appeerlles a. a matinee Of
Mue JOSEPHINE AEDORl,
Joint -pyrirsncn of
Nine JOsEFluSE rEDOW.
A.ss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
nis, FANNY STOCKTON,
SIC. q. LOril,
Sc. 4. bELllSL
A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
at.nsIcai Instruments.

4 T HORACE WATERSs, No. A8l Broad.
:, = a ,,wyay;-,fiAN0S, MELODEONS HARMONIOUS and
N'2iNA MIS- o. ,srry dci, pti,u 4, te very
lowest e' c' TIE Horace Nattr. Pianos md Melodeon,
mace u e very best materials Warranted for five wears
qua as Aeca to GIVE entire satisfaction. Now ard second
ihd fanos, MeioAons aud Cabinet Orrars 10 rent ,op.
3r'a received i the same. la rassor rent Of second
usi" fih's very low. Pianos and 1iuoOoons ined re.
p-Hod moved boxed and slipped. -
hyAAlE NArEAS. SCENT. No Eal Rraallyar
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
vihi,sse,t original ea.i.

CADEMY OF MUSlC-IHE OPERA.
POSITIVELY LAST NlOhT But one,
previous to the departure of tie Company for Boston
On MONDAY ENENlNG, Dec ~, Ut o'clock,
VII h- produced Pcrsas end highly sgceessu cpefs
10 four acts, OF -
lone:
OR THE LAST DAYS OF pONPElf,
with the and gorgeous mise sn cens and the great ofs
ua cast. ,,,,,.,, amman,
Nult
tlHuco The Atnnian.. ''ghrf u
Arbsccs lgh Priest OF
BuTbo tavern nl ~ ~
a Petrciun - auco fIieadl. .Signof ilElt
Codio !atriciin (Olaucos rcrll n ~ ~,
Dice lone slave.
tOaductoE - "
Ttr ~.uia B. ofserurrd sr1ts aH tickets VII commence
THIS MORSlNG the box ofee Of tAs Aca1eny a. beer
q ~chiruofs No. 50 Broadway AMI at Root AniAonJS
corner Ntssau aud Pine .ta., ilon 20 y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
for the Golioara.

sEfFER6, No. 573 Broadway.
LATEST FAIRS Not GLuES.
Jusi received flr
HOLIDAY rRE. ,NTS
iaiies and 0onemcn's rich ntllidrr,l
. Suffers. BUCKLES. BOWS, &c,
JEFEERs's. No. s73 Broadway.
4 SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT. -
flAhu' for 800 70 slol. ELEGANT assortment o
'go 'o 10 az ea,il1 ao, Ma;eS9ni No p;
ilom the mos. distinguished NArsucd .or years
Cal end eSanlinc
ELEGANT PIANO-FORTES Tor tho TIoli-
day. EN- nov nishing large number o. instruments
W. raiae. style. irn 8 % to sslo Ey,sy Instromes,
fully warr1ned See testimonials o. the pincips pi,n,s
WM. i. ER;Dbti'Y. 10 .ar Broomos.
= = Bosins-fryins -stewins s.. s2in6-with tho 0ams
that lights the room.
'.'' Py tho fame of common ,rrp a, t,e cost Of a
ccnfs worth fell very comotlabo bea4ss be cooked
- liz. y Tribune.
Simple in ooa.truc,ian co,y tpl in order ready
ic' use IN moment, Convenient 10 have hand -
Drugssts Circular
Fins Lamp Is Of the mos. popular novelties Of
The day the u.ii,y Of 1. s uuquc ioilb!o great
ng Is made in heating rad cooking small ericc, and be
ade to COOK inca. for s'ca many p"rs'r which IL .etu.
= lscien'iic American.
's.s For family uro hospital. tent, barack pi-ui,s
hfhing nursery sick IL Is Article Of comfort be
yoni all proportion TO 1t. cost HILLS Joufsai Of
Health
have tried the Apparatus and my wife and pro.
claim the most valuable and ind pashe article and
wonder how could have 20 .ong dons iiLsu It.
. 49, d.io! Coal Oh Chc.i.sr.
-. An economical con,iyanco fcr sr'iln, up heat at
short nolice for nurscry d general hou.ehol pui poses
oae aporsnt point i the saving Ia Coz. coal hes.
- y. \. Evening POST.
PRICES FROM TWO 70 SIX DOLLARS.
CAPACITY FROM ONE 10 FOUR QUARTS
THREE ARTICLES COOkED At ONE TIME WITH
ONE BURNER
Auln,e for Kelosene or Coal Oh, q Ci'.
Descriptive Psmphe, Of thirty pasei fgni,hei el.a
WM. u. RUSSELL Agent.
AGENTS WANTED. No p~ Pears, n. Y.