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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

There is something in these times that
every loyal citizen can do for his ooun-
try. Information, intelligence, the dis
semination of loyal and true sentiments 10
. matter too much neglected by the
friends of the Union. The great mass of
the white population of the cotton States
were whesdled into the support Of trea-
son just on account Of the want of intel.
ligence. Thousands of our own citizens
are occupying false position--many Of
them it is true most conscientiously, be-
cause they are not informed a. to the 10
sues Of the day, the vast interests We have
At stake and the relations and duty of the
citizen to the Government. Lying en-
isssries of blacklist treason are prowlinp
around through the country stirring up
discomfort. which only awaits an oppor-
tunity for open revolt The Constitution
and Laws are perverted, and the admin
istration in power which is laboring faith
fully TO preserve the country from anar.
chy and ruin, and 10 protect the Just
rights of oil is maligned and traduced by
intriguing demagogues, who are willing
TO sacrifice the country for party domino
tion, and who would gloat over the ruins
Of "the best government the world has
ever produced to rear upon them the
Moloch of Slavery Dsspotism.
But the intelligence, the virtue. the
manhood Of the free North and the giori-
Gus West, if but properly aroused, will
never permit this diabolical result. -
Friends Of the Union, BE- not weary in
we'll DOING
The coming campaign is the time 70,
. decisive, an irresistible and 6nal blow
The rebels are 10 y most desperate and
hopeless condition. Donot slacken youl
energies on the eve Of victory. Oul
brave soma have done nobly on the battl,
field, they havs sacri6ced IL for shei,
country, which viii in turn yet homo,
them fm their glorious deeds. But thor,
- work for those that remain 1t home
No Union bving man should bo .idle.--
Do not stand looking on, with you,
hands in your pockeas, but see ssrssthine
to dosnd then pull ont your hands and
shoso thsm. Our treason excusing friend,
and neighbors nssd to be informed
They have been blinded 70 tho truth
and they need to have sheir eyes opened.
They must be brought to hearty, genu !.
inc support Of the Government. The
great loyal North mus. be united and its
power will qnsll ths rebellion and restore
pesee 70 the oeantry in : brisf campaign.
We exhort our subscribers and Ill that
love their country to do what L. in their
power for the dissemination Of sound and
loyal doctrines. One Of the most Off.
oisnt ways 70 do this is to give generou,
support @ Union Newspapers. Keen
them mp, and increase their circulation
a Read and give 70 your doubtful or ind;f-
fessnt nsighbor to read. Stir up the nm
concerned % duty, and loyal pres
with . proper support will work out more
for the cause We an love than any other
fundamentally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23
LIVE sTOCK.

nNOv.rs sna PnsOesD wtti0n1 This the nsos tadysn.
t.Te.as route for Lave xtsek- Csparisus Tsr1s vsu
sass RED snd supp1tsA wAA evss9 seaysotssss. ksvs
bssp epsned 0pthislins AitseeAAsathas asd every
aissus54a h pAtd 70 tASss vasSs sfrsS NmsBossgi,
whore gill Be fespl every eeevseiepes:fel teeaiA6
aed ssaa11 e11sses ~ eSssee ..ol - u 1EADkL.
This viii al6s ~ fsun1 th> shssssst (11k16a an
nsss direct rests for Stock 20 New YAet7fyAA
tewnf-aad VIM fewer changs sfAaH ~ jo2H.
kHOCH LKwls, CO asrA i6aps. Alte4na, p.
s3 D. L. HOUPT, GsA .rietstxe sfA1ls1sipkia
II. II. HOUSTON, Gsnsrsl 1sUteh A9eat,
ou7dkw. PhtIa1sipAaA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

Onions, Chickens,
xsa ,1ese Posk,s = 81 1ara,
Prime White Beess, Clear Bacon Sides
F6F Which % VII pay the highest market price In
Cast: ..a,, 4 81 and 50 LSvss' sn.sAaS . sxrru
TOBACCO.
rs hoxes, 10 Lump; s
$50 C.diies, assorted brands, Chewing Tobacco,
ade In The lAal moush In the ysar for npuAesnrnE
.ss ssls low ''r q s. 1es 3
COTTON YARN.
% s.sks, Of supervise quality, co..es Yarn,
20 White carpss Chsini 1876
s. bales Nos and Bassins, @
1ss'''' and III <, !;
IRON AND NAILS. ~ = .
! so tons s.-c-ted Bar and Bussls Irs,;
81 r-.sr-s lana .nsltu stock Of r,o~ and c... Steel,
kacss.iiu io9l> 49,. Ia ~, est % psag Ss kesss,
Tor sale ian ipf c. !. q
sepi.p-aas5a VI ,oaxAgLx 8 SMITH. u
SUGAR. - z =
50 bids Prime n. o. Sugar, 40
50 obls Cl.riAsd. Crashed and Puiveriaed do: q
Just received, and f0r saisiew foS Ossh, W
sept3o-d 81 and s. Levee
SALT,
3ep hals snawha Salt;
00o xSeka G. A.
Ii store IL priaIs order, tand TO sSrvs,l for sale
low s.a,s ssTh' = - ana . iscss; sxvru
WANTED.
100 bushels Prime, Clear Timothy Seed, !, hirhss.
..psso-d COMMANDS & sIYrH
|MoeE1AssEs.
50 bbls Bsishsr'ssugar Hoass syrrp Moiassss;
rs bbis and half bbls 0oldan Syrup;
:ss 10. '' = q sss : .:. ssHrH
lAKAIN SACKS. gn
900 two bushsl Extra Linen sacks, 10 arriye,)
Will Be sdld how FER Dash, q q and e Lssss, by
sept2o-d assf h OoENABLE ! sMYTH.
| RICE.
| 70 bags Prime Ran soon Rice; p.
Just and for sale low for Cash. ats7 and So
: ssp,aa-a cosEABLE saYTH.
IROBERTs0N 4 MCQUEEN,
G r. @ G T. r S
10. Is .zEssss street,
l. bad ys KBoKUK.
IS EE PIES hEss RAIsiiNss, CURRENTS,
TURKEY pRuSxs. q
INV Figs, &C.
For sale by
RoBERTsON ncQUEHN.
DICKLES, GIN VINEGAR,) IN
Il basis aud AAR barrels, ten ard ASe gallon kegs,
'fa .. 's''.' s'' '.s Rs5sERrsor . MCQUEEN.
NO. / ZMACKEREL, a9a XIV
IN HERRiNGS and CoDFisH. 4ttaf&
Eos Aaisby ROBERTSON NsouEEN.
|NUINCY FLOUR.-lOO BARRELS
NJ Eagle Mills. Fer sale ~ i} ~ - Ef0s1
- Ntta FF AOBERfSON + AcQUKGN, i
oec2S ~ Main near Third street
NEW TEAS.-WE HAVE ON
~ hand largs md we'll selected stock Of nns
TEAS, consisting cf--
l1pestal. " 37Gf8f& a
Young Hyson,
Oolone, 80 9s2t
1nglish Breakfast and Hatural Leaf Japan Teas
TheJapen Tso 0fksso frv1n other teas ~ botuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23
velUAsesss DsnisA The ua~As. -
( , CAsiaens.

- CAsisens.
The Peaoe. Democracy everywhs, bold
y avow their opposition to the exsro;a.
Of the right Of suffrage BY our patriotic
volunteer, They insist that the mom.nt
. patriotic citizen takes up arms TO 6rht
the battles Of his country under the ss,,
~ stziPA n fds1ste Aia night Ia .ute
and his yoios - public glBle Aaa in But they
ut only deny the volunteers the right Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23
THE GATE CITY.
X EOK u K:
MONDAY, FEBR UARY %. I
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans Of Iowa requested to send dele
gates state Convention, TO be hold in the City Of
Dee Moinss, Wedn ssday the 18th Of June 1885, to
soAsnce q 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF piae
ing In 70 be voted for at the ensuing De-
tobsY efsction candidates for Governor. LientenAnt
Governor, and ono Judge OF the Supreme Court and
for the trsnsscton suc other business may prop
xriy come before the Convention.
The ratio OF representation will be the same as at
the last Republiean State Convention, viz one dele
gate 10 orsanirrd counties and one delegate additional
for loo at the last Presidential election for
Hon. Abraham Lincoln AZ President or the United
States. Fractional Of 80 will he entitled
to an sditioaal delegates All citizens without distinc
ton OF party, WHO are heartily in favor Of sustaining
the Government In the Of all CONSTITUTIONS sna
necessary War for the speedy and eopplsee
suppression Of the Rebellion, and the punishment Of
trsasons who oppos TO the schenss designed 70
hrips AuAmhy and bioodshsd our own Atsstaes by
dividing the Free States isto hssals snd petty Con-
federaces; and who siill behave In the good old
trne OF General Jackson, TAs Usiss ~sd sAsu BE-
,rsssrssx" are cordially vited 10 unite In sendins
delegates. ~ s. N
County Central Csnmittees requested to take
such steps will insure afui 1t the Con-
vention, and thorough and enucant organisation In
their respective counties.
JAMRs T. LANE,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23
R1CHMOND HOUSE, 4 eai |
CAICA0'ps ILL.,
c.,..ru s..sA var - xssass.. A..-...,
This veil knswa aAd poralar Hots,i. 49, 49,.
thssanagsnsptof

s.3Istlsx "a Id. - ,ssss "a Is
1iis sFIg9er - - - - -
TAaAkfuiforths pstronaee % iib~palls sesHaveS =.
49, wn!teA shs MIL Heube, Oslnnbas and Winna
1000, Ohie, they respectfully ask for
ceon@aense - 60, assaring their patrons that
Dlan. sal 1907 ~ s'f5i.ssl Ss.If'
...Alw; snsfPsrAAvl .yab
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

d on HAsD At ALL rlnEs PULL AssoRrHsnr on
"SLIGo" and "TrRoNE" IRoa.
GESuIHx "G' HoRsE NAILS, al sizes.
CARR1AdIlAND PLow BoLrs, best quaL
ity, with FoRGED NuTs, each bolt War.
rapted, l.. .f. ..t@
: BuRpEN's HoasE and AuL1 SHoxs.
whieA ! s1se vssy ksF = ~ TsaAs ser
tg1-A6m N IF9sFTasas ga1 3nf3 .
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-12
Money and Valuables.

They solicit continuance of former favors Es.
pecial care taken in the collection of Bills Draft,
Notes, and the transportation of small and valLa-
bic packages.
All persons wishing TO avail themselves of tie
facilities OF the Express obtain ally desired in
formation in reference TO the and details of
Main and Locust.
jy2 CHAS WENTZ, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-12
COMMISSION HOUSES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
New Arrangement.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RE-
4 SPECTFULLY announce to their friends and
patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity that
With increased facilities for the transportation of
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-12

Before the late advance.
L AM PREPARED
To sell Merchants,
Grocers and Traders,
Suffers & Quartermasters.
Goods in their line
Emlnently to their
Satisfaction.
BUYERS at WHOLESALE
from Kentucky, Tennessee,
Illinois and Indiana.
After pricing my goods will
be sure to TRANSFER a
part of my Stock of
Hardware to THEIR OWN
SH E LV ES.
l have now to offer
A L A r GE STOCK OF
Axes, Wells" QXL)" Manns,"
L1pplncott'S" and Collins"
,shovels and Spades.
Grain and Coal Shoyels.
900 Dozen
COTTON CARDS.
Saw Mill, ID Cut and
Wood Saws, Chains. Traoo,
Log and Coil.
utt and St ap Hinges,
1900 gross Gimlet Screws,
Locks, Latches, and Bolts,
Tools---Cooper's and
Carpenters.
750 Doz. PocketKnives
Razofs, onS2 Shears 1a "a and nd SCISSORS, |
needles = Sewing, Knitting
and Darning---Padlock's,
Sadlers' and Carpet Tacks,
Cutters" Ink and Backing,
1000 Doz. Files, in every va
riety, Whips, Whip Lashes,
and Cow hides,
Japand & stamped Tin-Ware,
3 tons Hollow Ware and Dog
Irons, Meal Selves,
Riddles, and Wove Wire,
1000 #. very best
RUBBER ELTING HOSE
and PACKING; Hardware
Notions, full stock;
SUTzsERs' GOODS,
Army Knife, Fork & Spoon,
Army Note Paper and En-
velOpes,
-A.R EAN GOOD 81,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-12
IS. E.. GILBERT & CO."

CUNDRIES-- CASTLE SOAP, LEMON SYRUP
- Clothes Pins, Totmato Catsup, Rice, Almonds
English Walnuts, Brazil nuts, Candy, figs, raisns
currants, OYSTERS Holsters, sardines, alum, epson
salts, roll birthstone sulphur ,copperas madder, ,ex
tract OF log wood, indigo, cream tartar, soda, bed
cords of all Kinds, tobacco of all kinds, backing,
batting nutmegs, cigars of all kinds, ginger, glass
Jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pepper sauce,
matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion
fish efal kinds, safety fuse, soaps of all kinds,
starch, teas, vinegar, camphor, letter, note, gap
petre, gum drops, wooden bowls jujube paste, Gin
namon, british lustre, bonnet boards, ink, oil,
nails, sash, glass, elspice, soda, pain killer,
lquorice, Playing Cards, &C., &c.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale by S. e. Gilbert Co., No. Sycamore,
decl6tf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-12
A MOST STIRRING APPEAL.
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF INDIANA.
By General HOVEY and Associates.

Having deep interest, in the future
glory and welfare of our country, and
believing that we occupy position, in
which we can see the effects of the po-
litical struggles at home, upon the hopes
and fears of the rebels, we deem 1t to be
See Fourth Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12
! A UCTIoS N rIcE,-PEREMPTORY SALE OF
"A EI.Et.ANf HOUSEHOLD FURNITt lie,
ROSEWOOD AND PARLOR SUITS,


Nagnact ut CENTRE TABLES. COSTLY BRONZES,
BIS 4UE FIGURES &C.. &C.,
completing tie entire superb Furniture and Works OF Art
tie res dence street,
Seventh ayens commencing Dining Room, at IL O'Clock
,Irccisey.
G. FUTILE, Auctonccr, will SELL this day, (Thurs-
day. M II ococS the contents OF the above house. ram or
shine which oder extraordinary induc ments to house,
keepers house Is beautifully furnished throughout,
and all in pcrec, order consisting OF three superb faror
Suits hly carved rosewood Eta magnificent
wood and bookcase cost $3.50 Ladys French Es
crtore marble top; Centre and Pier Tables French
Plate o. Mirrors Danssk and Lace Curtains rich Win
Chairs match rosewood Work Tables magnificent Man
Gel Vases with line collection OF OIL Paintings. richly
framed.
BRoSZES AND BISQUE FIGURES,
among which RIB Bronze of Christopher Columbus
William Tell aud dea.lrr the Tronbadours; two elegant
BisQucs representing Vanity the Fcastof Love- the 8 A.
sons Venus the Gath &C. with elegnnt Paran and Lawn
CHAMBER DINING ROOM AND NURSERY.
Elegant Cut ana Eneraved tuii French
na Ivory Silver Cutlery Silver Wnfe DC, with oak
Dining Furniture. superb rosewood Bed,tcas Spring and
Hair Natrcss. Feds mud Bedding Chamler Suits French
Engraving Cot and Spring seat Chairs Rockers Sofas,
sofa Bcdseads Brussels and Ingram Carpets No postpone
snent Catalogues At house.
BHoasekeepers viii anA this sale worthy OF special
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AT THE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE VIZ SELL
n 25 per under Brotiway prices We keep tho bcs,
assorim-n Of Hosiery Gloycs and Under Garments Sc mp
town. In small Trimmings &c, keep cvegything
Best COO yardD Spool Cotton FAM cents; Loo 10
cents Spool lOl dozen Lows genuine Brown Windsor
So 20 cents pa1gs best BandAiur IS
s sold everywhere os a Goods from auction every
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12
UCrtoN NOTICE. -
n ID. d. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Once. No 81 Broadway.
ASStGNEE'S BALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. RICH CARPETS PIER AND MANTEL
MIRRORS, FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE,
CHINA Hll.YER WAKE. &C.

q d, b. cAuLKINs, AUcTIoNEER.
AsslesKxs sAGE ' 81 = MAa Si HOUSEHOLD
sYkS5Tsnf EsH Ahn 1h
iii 4hJ 5sssDsi9 r1sisE Sats a. +;
A. the private residence No. 2s West Fourteenth street.
near a. J. G "a
sarS VIII made s e ss 5 e a
, cash, Offering rxtr. Inducements % purchasers
klesant ood sc an osaye panafoe with AL modern
a esrsa tsS, ssa
:sss sssss' @ :rsssS
s rsaa @ pans aa Eess
Chair. IN rpsi cenre and Side marble top
sS' :sxSod and m %.aGsasy
Ten pure Hair aac,scs, 10 to 50 pounds made 10
Dining Room rni,urr, consisting of dnc Extension
Table silver Ware rich cnna Ivory snd Silver Cutlery
? OF every description. No ro.tronemcnt
A ucTios NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSEHOLD
An extraordinary opportunity for
e. aoT auction ZEE Win SELL day rhur.ay res
a IL cnon s s Siwen aaa
e & ese ns o@
plush elesan norwood Eseeres Win S si T ynv
And Brussels Carpets a.e window cufsira Naoel orns.
mSn v.sss rassn Chairs and y 10 s
aassiae olest d rare E,intnss Regt,oa Chairs
,nHre eiesni .od AK wann, s,i,', covered in
lEs sfSS SE EsS SosHsT Easp 81.
Elegant rosewood and nabogsny Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Washstans. SOFA h-is Lounges Ro k'r, Clocks Chairs,
Mirrors ntns Tables Curtains. Spring aud Hair Mat
tesses Reds. Boltcrs Pillows Blankets QUITS. solid oak
uit covered ~ rups Silver Ware; rich GhiEa, Iyors end
Silver Cutlery FoSs, Spoons French Chua Tea and Duner
Sets. ruby enl while Cut Glass Ware Get Glass sna en-
gravel CarsBs Decanters, 0oble Champagne. Wines,
Carcts Finger Bowls, &C. The sac viii commence In the
dang room.
IBERT r. NfcUAY, AuCrIoNEER.
n REGULAR SALE or STOCKS AND BONDS.
ALBEIT II. SICuLAf
wilt sell this day (rnu sy Y II. at i2s o'clock. NJ tho
STOCK classroom,
Ill Broadsay.
(fof aecoant of whom II may con crn).
% abs Peoples Ins co..eV 6shs Equitable 1na Co 65
~ New World ms Co. 60 g. East scr Fire ms 80
10 ufocers FIR Ius CO.. 81 ~ M.r antlle Fire ms. 10
~ Ane. Escaasc s....i00 20 Humtold Ins. Co... 400
e. Williamsburg city b<.. 50 l0Wash Marine Ins. 100
10 PARK Bank 70 SEA fns. o.. 20
10 Goodhue Ia LOO 10 Mani. MGR Bank .ioJ
ins 100 Cairo
10 Bk OF Comionu cath 100 10 Marine Bank. ~
s2tOO cenlrl Parx iirr cent Stock.
400 virgin siae pcr cent Bonds.
ilBD cay OF keekgk per cent Bonds
NAd@oa HN 81 tntce Bonds
tlOD Caltfornis S ate per cent Boads
Nrr regular sale Thursday Feb ~ at tue Merchants Er
change aAiesr0onn. III Broaiway.
A IA. NlcoLAY stork Broker nnd Auctoncer,
8. William street.
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CT. oAEBD AT AU0TIONs
..s:5 s.g;.: E! :t1 g ASas:Ss q
krosanss ;slssroom. III B,S.dw.y Larcloa. sss r,sa
sss: ri
sp So rs Pine sce
UcrIoS NOTICE
WIN. NJ HoLLINGsHfAD. AUcrIoNEER.
ByoHAnLgs O WARREN.
STORE. u coEILANDr STREET.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
e''i BY TH e. P sssaSa' s oSLS
EVERY FRIDAY AT lo,l O'CLOCK,
DURING THE ENTIRE YEAR
THE CATALOGUES FOR THE SALE OF
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is. WILL INCLUDE
SAMPLES AND DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES.
BOOTS AND SHOES s0 III EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SsSRSEss2o hoss5a6 FFuGhrunn
A RARE orFfoR rSsfn FOR Nasi hoNtsEKEErERs
sprans AMI Ss$sSsS .l Ha9A SUITES
,,n OH IL rAIN SJ bS eminent Artists
VELVET MEDALLION n GhsfG1T Enoxzn srAruAnY
:s osS 4Sa AND HS WHY! ahsis FURNITURE
CHINA AK e.xsa aSaN lSnSlIHa
Al tao elegant residence OF Zeno Burnhan, Esq.,, .
No. ~ West street, between ruth aud Sixth
avenues
The Auctone-r wso cali tho particular attention Of his
friends the pubc this SALE the catalogue comprising
richest assortment Of Household Furniture
articles Vcrtu offered At auction this season The
furnished months NIL u ado TO order
the present and will be percinpory sold to tue
highest bidder for cash. Catalogues az the house.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE. -
Superb~osewood Drawing Room Fnrnafe covered With
Sofas Arm Chas, Otomans Oval BACK Chairs, Gothic Re-
ception Chars, Encognues Cabinets Easercs plate glass
doors; Centre Tables. satuary marble top; Secretary
and Bookcase, lined with satin wood; Cnees Table.
. lar Mante and Pier Mirrors ri il gi frames
lighl bronze Chandeliers, Velvet Carpets, Rugs,
embroidered Lace Curtains two magnificent Sc
Vases Artistic Bronze Statuary Chevai De
Marley, Ma epta Crusaders. two match paintings. by
Cole the Assumption of the Virgin, by Legrand; Summer
Winter Deiac Also collection OF Articles
OF yert bro from Paris by the present owner bron1
ROsEwo oD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE
solid rosewood AL the modern improvements made
order for Mr. Burnham by celebrated rosewood
Stand, rosin walnut Dressing Bureaus Wardrobcs
Bedsteads Coinmojes, suite. style Louis Nv Aimoire
aGlace psc IL. door; Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds
Sheets Spr beds. Bedding, Reclining Chairs lounges
D.nlDg Roon,oss Buffet, Ext nson Table Arm Chairs
rich lots OF b and Crystal Glassware solid silver Casors
Coffee Urn Savers Spoons Dinner and Tea Service Table
Cutlery French China Dinner and Tea Sets. &c &c. N b.
Parties wishing attend this sale take the Filth and Sixth
at the Aston ST. Nicholas and Metro
oan Flo cs leaving o Sixteenth street. few doors from
The house.
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AMUBEMENTs.
WINTER GARDFE
W FOURTH MONT
49,. EDWIN EOOTU.
Thw evening (TuUkSDAYl, February H.
EDWIN BOOTH
VIII appear la his grea. role OF
- ,,,.a.. OrIELLU
ER. GEORGE JAMESON
IAGO
Dein bis hrst appearance his from Europe
esnaioona Ada Clifton
Mrs Wilkinson
nAsso A. IT, Davenport
............ Mr.. W. Dayidge
Doors open al o.. noes At O'Clock
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REsT.VnAsTs.

CEEys TURTLE soUr AN STEAK AZ rnE r~n
isVua Br9s4ssg hGsLLI
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2ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DAkNUM'B AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE GREAT LIVING HIproPorAMUs.
TIE GREAT BEiiEMoTH or THE BIBLE.
OF which II In
. UPON EARTH THERE IL NOT HIS LIKE"
the only -
all hours day md -sssng Interesting sniuss4 bne
never been exhibited Travellers weeks Of Time eoA
OF dol ars them In their natvo Mia. but
HERE ONE GAN NJ SEEN FOR IS CENTS
He can he sesn IN riiE WATER ARD OUT OF IT. ~
all his native peculiArs. Who IA. onbraos tho
portunityf
Also u he al ai hours
TiiE GHEAT LIVING SEA LION.
only animal nt kind er car alive.
WEIGHS OyBK 10 POUNDS.
and cats 90 rounds Of hsh daily.
WHAT Is iTt Or MAN MONKEY.
ALBlNO FAMILY FROM MADAGASCAR.
MAMMOTH BEAN SAMSON
the largest bear captured alive.
Grand Aquarin, Witt beautiful living Coorcd Pfsst
Spccked Iiroot Trout Living Seal Lyin. Nor sicr buaAsA
Living Happy Family. WnK Fisnrcs, Nc, &c.
BOUCiCAuLrS GREAT DRAMA,
PHANTOM
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11iE DAY AFTER TIiR WEDDING.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

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