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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

SIxrn WARD DEaoCRATs.-There Is
to be q ee,.ng Of the democracy Of the Sixth
ward, on Monday evening. {, form a demo
cratic club, Let every democrat OF the "Old
Sixth turn ou, snd do the bnsinsss up thcr-
onghly. The city election ia close at hand
and the best time nust he made. See call IN
another place. and tern out every man.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

LAST NIour or JEssIE BRowa.-
This intebsey thrilling military drama was
presented by lIale'a Troupe last evening. Rd
w0 are glad 10 announce that IL will he re-
peatsd Tonight. la point Of interest Il 10 in.
comparable II being presented by the company
with great spirit M.. Fyae IA McGregor
ard Alice Harreon as Jessie. austhin their
high reputation handsomely in this most ln-
teresting performance. Let all who wish 10
witness a truly interesting play fail not to at
tend 10 night. which Ia tho iast time it wili be
prcsented here by tho company.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21
Musg INSIST uroS 1.-Two year

Ws Musr INSIST UPON 1.-TWO years
ago. a. nesting OF the 2eop!s of.ths Daven.
port School District. 1t wAs decided that tho
proceedings Of each meeting Of the School
Board shouid bs furnished 10 tho ely papers
for publicAiioo. provided the Yapera would
do the came without cor Jensation. For one
year this was done regularly, but sinee that
tiGe /, has rot been doae. We have repeated.
" asked that the Secretary bs directed to
farni.h a copy. but we have not seen it. We
must insis. upon it, II is the will Of the pso-
pls. They want to know ja't what the Board
ssys and does at every meeting. We dare sAy
there is not member Of that body Who is
not in favor of having these proceedings pub
hsbed. We accuse tsem Of nothing but neg
iigeues Of duty In this. IL 10 tbs duty Of the
Secretary IN report promptly. and We make
this pablio request that be do 70.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

TIE DKMoCRATs OF the 9th Ward
will met ON Monday evening. March 23l. at
TIP o'clock at Ronwick's lumber office. for
the purpose Of organizing Ward Club.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

Ii you want your watches, clocks and
iewelry repaired take them TO W. 1. Riggs
two doors from the LIE Claire House. lie Claire
Block. HE charges are reasonable, aud he
warrants his W TX TO give good satislactioa.
March 3I-dlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

ArroIHTMGNr.-lI. Tannehill, Of Cen.
trevine, Appapoose county. has been appointed
aid 10 the Governor pics Rash Clark, resigned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

SEVERAL cases Of spring style Of
goods u-t opened at Fsrrands These gsodt
were ought low, and will be sold with but n
small margin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

CHoIcE ApPLEs.-R. NJ. prettyman
received thirty barrels Of choice Dpples Thur
day, by the steamer Kate C.ssel. which he
will cell a. low rates
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

toR all we know 10 the contrary, the
Iowa City Repa}tican has suspended pnbiics-
tion. !, has not reached this Office for ye or
six weeks past " hat IL the matter?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

MILITARY Mss, ArTENTioN.-F you
with for Uniform and iail equipme lie. cal
on +. Z. Esskine, N'ckolI's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

AucTioN.-Those who wish TO puf-
chase household furniture and dry goods, At
auction, should read the Advertisement in an.
other column.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

WABswoRru's new goods are now ar
irving every da-, Of which fact our lady
friends will peass take notice, and govern
themselves accordingly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

Pnpniy Insurance Company OF Hart
ford aspets. Let NAV. 1862 1927 ,26o % LA
biiles, S2l BOO. lilSRY Is. HOFFMAN, Ag't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

OapER1n lt.-The Seventh Cavalry
is ordered into qulrters at Camp Hsndershott
aai will soon he here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21
Bounty uAG E'ca.i0pS.

gpT a LATE LAW OF GOhGkbSS, tLL
i y epldicrs who have been discharged in con
sequence OF wounds received in battle, now
emitted TO the Sl00 bounty.
We collect ii UsTrFs Tor soldiers who have
served two yosIs, Or who have boon dirchargcd
~ above; also l&yALIn iKSsI0fs and lEttiohs
Tor wio1s. minor children, mothers and orphan
sisters ui doeensed sodors afro tho bounty duo
tho wi owf, minor children, parents or Telatiycs
Of deceased soldiers.
PARKER Il EDWARDS.
rnch g0-lf Main street, Davenport.
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THE Cl Y.

MoRr new goods a. Whisler's. CAL
and zee them. ladies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

IMroBTAgT TO DisGHARGED SoLpIFRs.
1t will be seen by reference to tho adver-
tisement Of Parker d Edwards. ia to-day's pa
pei inat soldiers who have been discharged
In oons-qusnce Of iro.nds received in ths scr
vice, are by late acts OF Congress, entitled 10
the bounty Of one hundred dollars THIS l.
right as far as il goes. but why not include all
discharged soldiers who are rendered unfit FOR
service. whether by woands, or lisea,o CON
.sacls. vhilo IN The service Of their coun, ~
The latter. ia justice. are entitled TO tile Doug.
ty ia wel 40 the former
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

FIRST WARD DEMOCRAIIC CLUB.
TIE Democrats of the First Ward will meet ut
Peter Lttig's, Monday evening next, for the
purpose OF forming Democratic Club.
PIX OrpER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21
DissO.utiOa of rarLn-rsh D..

THE COPARTNERSBlp HEREToFoRg En-
/ isting between the undersigned, under the
firm OF CAMEKoS i nIDDnlSGroS, is tins day dis
solvei BY mutual consent.
JOIN CAMEK0N,
MICHAEL WlDDRISGTOS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-21

IJkvING B0rGHT OUT TIE INTEREST OF
IL M. HIeDRSGroS in the above business,
AN tally prepared TO execute all orders Tor
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IA NJ IcS 4. LANE,

JAMES 4. LANIs
a fTORNEY * C0UkSELLOR AT LAW.
"A oti,e soutt cast corner oil Brady and Sec
ora streets up stars. mayl-dt.
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McHenry, was amended by requiring the commune.

McHenry, was amended by requiring the communi.
cation to be made through the Governor.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the Speaker
to appoint Grinding Committee of thirteen.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. LOUTREL introduced bill incorporating
the Soldiers Home of the State Of New-York.
act preventing Frauds in laying out and opening
streets in New.York City, also bill relating to tho
Law Department.
Mr. DEAN introduced bill incorporating the
Soldiers Rest
Mr. T. c. FIELDS called mp the resolution au-
thorzpg the Governor to procure sword Tor Gen
Meagner and medals for the officers and privates Of
the Irish Brigade. which was adopted.
Messrs. HULETr and PALMER addressed the
House on the arbitrary arrest resolutions.
Mr.. DEAN moved that the resolutions be mace
the special order for Friday next, at II O'clock the
vote then to be TAKEN. Carried.
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NETWORK LEEISLATUIE.
SENATE. March IL. 1863.

SENATE. ...ALBAsY, March Is. 1903.
The majority report against the bill asked Tor 10y
the brewers of the State, relative 10 casks, barrels
and butts used for malt liquors was agreed to.
BILLS REPORTED fA,oRABLY.
Making the procurement Of abortion maDslaughter
in tie second drsrec.
To amend tho &C, allowing continued no-copartner-
ship names.
fbe Brooklyn, Flaibush avenue, Bn'hwick ave-
noe, and SOnth Seventh street Improvement bills.
Authorizing the School Commissioners OF New
York TO raise s. instead Of e. per pupil for the sup
port OF Common Schools.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Exemptng the property of wldows and miDor'
from execution 20 the amount Of S2J0
Relative to the statistics OF crime in New-fork.
AmenGatory OF the law relative 10 taking testi-
mony OF witnesses out Of the State. IL allows "A
commission IN cases where there has been 10 appear
aBcc.
The bill limiting Notaries Public to one for every
so inhabitants passed.
lie Kings County Court-lIouse bill.
The New York WarehousIng Company bill.
The bill allowing tie Supreme Court, when 1t has
jurisdiction on state tho death Of the surviving
executor, to appoint n receiver
MIR. GANSON presented remons'rance against
allowing O'Keoe 81 Go. to run their stages through
Bond instead Of Bleecser street.
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1iusltal Jnslrnmenis.
THE GREAT MUSICAL NOVELTY.
Il WOnCEsTERS
HINGED PLATE PLANO-FORIFS.

The OF the musical public /. respectfully avtedto
the valuable en-, recently msde o. HohAlo
WORCESTER. in thr contraction Of the pahoorte, sndfor
which et,-rs ps,,u, have been granted.
T valuable result. following from Ills Invention may be
briefly Sc. forth thus:
A Hinged Plate Plsno-Por,s possesses double the VI
brstory power and musical singing" quality Of tone
heretofore found In the very best instruments Of correspond
Ing scale
H. Tho wssier portion OF the keyboard the tenor snd tho
lower treble notes. strengthened to give nearly uni
form power to the whole scale.
III. HInsei Plate instruments Will stand IN rv, r much
greater sn.h OF tins THAI pianos made the cd principle
Of slid plates
These Immense advantages are sly obtained that
them has been tsien when claimed pro
.cnce Of the mos. emnsn, artists and critics OF Newly and
vicinity On the contrary the musical profession and the
Pres, have We'd each other in ndorsing the substantial
and thorough oisseer Of the Worcester Improvement
portion Of the m,ny faens testimonials received by the
pa,en,ec are submitted to the reader
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affairs of Poland was CONTINUED. Herr Simson
yehemen.ly attacked the policy Of the uSv'rnmen.,

affairs Of Poland was continued. herr oimson
vehemently attacked the policy OF me
asking # the reestablishment OF Poland WOMB 10
misfortune for Prussia, what more ili.advisco "sp
could be taken by the Government than 70 supp'y
the Western Powers with pretense Tor gelti't ~
an European question: Herr Won Syoeli thid IL
appeared That Count Bernstein, the Prussan Embas,
sador in London had not been made fully acquainted
with the contents of the Convention between ffus'
STA and Russia.is
This circumstance had given rise to dangerous
deception OF Europe. Never before hso more uh,
iustiiiabe game heen played with tne interests VI
the country. Herr Won Sybell concluded: " we
desire 10 preserve the country TO our hihR ana our
King to our country.
The motion of Herr Hoverbeck and Carlowitz,
recommending neutrality Ill the Polish question, and
asking that both Russian soldiers and Polish nsnr'
gents should be dearmed on entering the PIusslan
territory, was then put and adopted, with shSh'
modification Of the wording, by 2lO TO %.
BERLIN Feb %, Eveniug.-PriDce Albert oil
Prussia. nephew Of the King, will leave this even
ing for Mindep, TO receive her Royal iiighness Inc
Princess Alexandra. Sir Andrew Buchanan, the
British ambassador st Berlin, and Lazy Buchanan
will hkwise proceed to MiDdeD, aud VIII accompany
her ROYAL Highness TO the Belgian lroblier. ,
PLYMOUTH, Feb 28.-Ihe Royal Mail steamship
Dane arrived here tonight, with dates from the
Cape of Good HOPE to the 2ist uit'' 81. Helena
3Otn ult., and Ascension ia inst.
LIVERPOOL, March l-eyeniug.-The Prussian
Chamber of Deputies bad carried resolution III IA
vor OF neutrality in Poland by large majority. 1t
is reported that the Russians have been again &C.
yerely bea'en. French Reates 69.55
PARIs Feb. 70, 3 p. m.--rhe Bo1rss has been
been Rentes CLOSED Co.,, 75c., Oh DC. higher than
Yesterday.
THE POLISH INSURRECTION-DETEAT OF THE
RUSSIANS.
CRACow, Feb 2S.-Ihe Cur Of to-day announce
that the Russians have been beaten by LangiewicE,
neer Molagoszee, after &C engagement which Lasted
five hours.
Molsgoszee is in ruins.
BOMBAY, Feb. l2.-Poitics unimporant Gray
Shirtiugs and White Twist active. Cotton dull.
Exchange, 2Il1. Freights lower.
CALCUTTA, Feb. l2.-tiray Shirtings quiet. Ex-
change on London, 2iCs. Freights to Loudon Tor
Seeds, 1907.
rupees, snnas. Mule Twist active aud prices ! anna
higher Cotton dull; Breach. as Is; Ss~sined Dharwa
53S Copper Shes,hng and Tile duh aud unchanged
Opium Aalwa. loo y, chest. Exchange on London.
fcsss credits 81 ID Government Securities-t v cents
s4i T. cents lVi 81 ceus H. Freight, 10 Liverpool
for cotton, 75c
CALCUTTA. Feb. R-SHIRrINGs firm and bu. lt;le doing
MULE TWIST advancing. COPPER SHEATHISG 10 higher.
ISpIGo market improving. LSsEKD tending upwhd. hitE
]. higher. JUTE firm and active. Exchange OIL London
First.clai bills 2jOid Government secties-kive per
cents. 1864. Freight 10 London for seeds ,tpi.
LONDON FEB. 2-1he mails reached LueZon the evening
Of the 27th.
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ninner 10 Koscec Cenkling.

The friends of the Hon. Roscoe Conkling, in tesi-
mony Of their appreciation of bis brilliant and patri-
otic course in the House Of Representatives, gave
him magnificent dinner on Thursday evening at
The invitation was as follows:
NKw.YORE March o. 1863
DEAN sR; The undsrisnsa personal snd political fri.nd.
o. yours residing in tbis city desire to avail themselves Of
opportunity which will be afforded by your presence hero
return from Congregational sboIs 20 signify her
past four yesrs.
view without regret the Withdrawal from the
dons "a - o. one whose yaly has always been uncon'
ssrns., patriotism has boen manifested b. the
integrity Of nsasuro tending TO msltain the
soeo'e you Of sympsby with r.bsIliop q, tam
800 ~. tltOIt On The coItsry Won have ,n,pils
80, 10 OF all tho Resource, of IN, toyern
"a no have =, obstruction, need be- of the p.r,ico,s
animated ali ~. .s,oy thc.r country HID M. ,u
on 'ne seIsants Of tue peonls rso 'Pn
war, We eau hsTdy believe Il wpnd o3ilng TINS 90 nuc
this tie N tue so'ieus vindiea,on Of The o''is
AL tie states 'No hAIoIsi auth Tity
win you DO US the favor to meet n,
friendly diuDer ia new York al such In On Informal and
John joy, D. D. 4. Mar.Gsli. B. i. @asdSy. S,',
Cyrus w. Fieid VIM. j. Blodg,tt. Geo Onas.c shn.Ina
HAL, Robert n. StTe5eigh, J. 5. SchulI Wp ~ IA. a
sydnsy Howard Gay, L. A. Dowlsy. Isaac H. ball. rston
II IsbaIn John Austin Stevens j., J. H. Stsdrs St a.
O. Cowdin, Marx hOyt, C4arles y. Bisgs David I,,u
Field Jno. X. Ford, ChsIes A. Dana, Wan. Curs 49,
Geo Il. Butmsn. Geo. 4. Nelson Lemuel Smith.
To tho Hon. RoscoK CoKKLIsa M. G.
FIyrH AvEsUE HorxI. kxw-YoRK, March H. 1888
0sSrxEAEN: have tho pleasure 70 acknowledge tho re-
seipt on ny s tod'y Of yoU iss!eI Of tue % Instant
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ASSEMBLY,.
hNDb Va ipI<is
FhYORABLY REPOl,IFD on

FAyoRABLy REPOETFD on.
The I'LL supplementary TO the act fer the iucorpo-
rati n OF religious societies. Passed, Is to Is.
bill rela iva TO preferred causes IN the Supreme
Court and Court Of Appeals.
A bill reducing the expenses OF foreeloulng mort
cages.
A bill preventing depreciation in currency and
regulating aDsacIons in gold and silver. Mr.. Dean
moved It's 10 efence TO the Comnittee oi the Whole
which was carried unanimously.
A bill relative 10 the collection Of taxes in Now
York City.
a bill relative TO the revenue end collection Of
taxes IN Morrisinia aud West Farms.
bill amending tho act prescribing the duties Of
Eotarics Public.
A bill incorporating tho LitbOgraPhic Benevolent
Society Of New-York
A bill relative TO piers in the harbor Of New.
York.
bill In relation to County Treasurers.
bill increasing tho compensation OF State Prison
officials.
A bill creating lion on canal boats for repairs.
A bill respecting the City Courts Of Brooklyn.
BILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr.. WARD--To repeal the act of 1860 10 lay
rails and run in South and other stroets in New
York.
By Mr.. DEAN-Tncorporating the African Civil
,ation Society; incorporating the ADg 10. African
Savings Bank; amending the act allowing tho use
of c0partncrship names ia certain cases; lncOEOra-
ing the Soldiers' Rest.
By Mr.. HUTCHlNs-IncOrporati the Excel
sor Savings Bank:
BY Mr. iMcCAlN-To amend the laudloM and
tenant law Of New-York.
BY AIR. Notwithstanding the Fire Depart
mont lava of New York. relative 10 the appointing
Of euographers in tho Courts Of New-York;
amending the charter of NewYork; amending the
nct relative TO the inspection and sealing OF gar me-
ters.
One creating bureau Of tax searchers under the
Comptroller Of New.York City.
One amending the Assessment Laws OF New-iork
Civ.
By Mr.. notwithstanding the law relative
to tho opening and laying out the streets OF Now
York.
BY Mr.. LOUTREL~-Transferrng the govern.
ment of New. York city TO COmmssion named by
the Legislature, consisting Of non-residents.
air. a. SMITH rose to v querllrn OF privilege.
lie sad that ia tho Associated Press report Of The
lltl, he wns reported 10 have moved reference OF
the I'LL relative To the Metropolitan Police 10 the
Committee On Cities THIS waB an inexcusablo
MISREPRESENTATION. Ilo lad moved its reference to
the New-Yofk delegation.
Mr. MILLER offered q resolution calling tor Ill
formation IN to moneys received and expended by
tho Canal Department for the last years.
The resolution OF MIR. KORN, naming Com
mittee to communicate with the Presdent respecting
the imprisonment VI eitizeur Of Nsw-York ID Fort
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Latest Via Qseenstopn.

Lauest-F ia xheeDhOFH.
LoSpos, March IA cabinet council was held
Parliamentary paper was issued yesterday giving
q letter from Mr.. w. IDmap Of Liverpool on behalf
Of the Liverpool, New-York and Philadelphia
Steamship Co., against the renewal OF the Galway
subsidy.
The Lord Chancellor will not sit in Cour, next
Haturday the 9Th of March. He expressed Wish
Thai the other Courts would follow his example.
Inc drawing Room, held on behalf Of Her Ma
Attended.
lie carpenters, several hundred in number en-.
gageo IN erecting seats round Saint Panls. have
struck Tor better terms, but the Contractors have
refused to comply.
Inc Pans correspondent Of The Dale N,ws an.
hounces that the French Government has received
most embarrassing new from Mex;co' c. -
despairs Of taking Puebia without a ,oncb o,aa,.1
army, and calls Tor large reinforcement, eN'''
TURIH, Saturday, Feb. 8.-In the Ch.rho, -
Deputies, to-day the debate upon the propo.ed io,
was continued. The Minister Of Finance gave can an
explanation Of the financial condition Of the ccn,,s
The Chamber has passed the bill authorizipg ~:
Government 10 contract the loan by 2O4 10 70 80,
MADRID, Feb. 2S.-The Marquis Bereb ha, bs.n
charged with the formation Of the new Ministry.
Rumors are current that Seniors Mon Msyans and
Carayeras will enter the Cabinet, but nothing is vet
decided. There is no longer any question Of Mar.
sbal Narvsez being called upon to form an Admins
traton.
MADRID, Feb 98.-Tbe new ministry is as FOL
Vows: President of tho Council, Minister Of Wal
and the Colonies, Duero; Foreign Affairs, Pasada
Herrera; Interior, .CaDovas; Finance, Saaverrla
Ju,tice, Mayans; Marine, Ju1aiai fuonc "0iAS
Luban.
Tx HAGUE, Feb 2s.-The Prince OF Orange 1
betro,hed 70 the Princess Marie, daughter OF Prince
Frederick Of the Netherlands, uncle OF his naJeSt.
the King Of Holland.
FRAsKroar ON MAINE, Feb. 28--The Frsnkfor
Journal Of to-day states that the form OF convention
between Russia and Prussia, 81 drawn up al 81. re
tersbuFg, has been considered by the Berlin Cabine
70 be OF too general character. The Prussian
Government has requested that It's bearings shouit
b more distincsIy defined.
The same paper states thai the desire OF Prussia
10 have the convention more clearly defined has led
70 further negotiations, which are most likely not
yet concluded.
BlRLIH, Saturday, Feb. 2s.-In to-day's sitting
u tho Chamber Of Deputies, tho debate On the
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direct attention to Mr.. Bar

THE MUsEuM.-We direct attention to Mr. Bar
NUNS programme for to-day and this evening For tho
accommodation Of the Jorge numbers dawn to Ibis establish
by tho crtraordnsry attractions presented. there
will be two mstnee-ons at aud the other at O'Clock p
n beside the performance. Of tho evening Thus eli will
have opportunity tho Little Beauty. the Commodore
the Hero Drummer tho Gymnas the Living Animals. and
Elegant Comedy together with The nnumerabls carios
tiea
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8. B. MILLS.
IRON A. BA0IOLI.

HorArio WoRcrsrsR. esq.-D,Gy Sv: am pleased %
having an opportunity Of t.syns my appreciation Of the
gr, effected by in the piano-foe By the
plato The freedom given the sounding board
oes 20 have In wonderful degree the aud
the musical tone Of the instruments OF the time add
9Th found the upper Of the scale An i'm.
proven1snt dec dei and admirable has rarely been my
ioltune 20 with uotwinsaudos my exensvc acquaint.
anc. TN IL. Of tho day, and wlins
add my favorable opinion those which you have already
received from the iesdins Artists of tEis City.
Ke,uectlull, yours A. BAGIOLL
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A. BAGIOLL

For IRE ,aturs the uudel signed win make bat
HINGED.PLATE INSTRUMENTS. IN the sure conviction
that 90 doing hc Will best meet the wishes OF the musical
community whom Ms work has been for upward Of twen-
years to be equal to the best In The
The improved piano. viii DO always on exhibition
IN. Wseroous corner OF lsthst and ID NevYoIk.
March a. l563 II. WORCESTER
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FRENCH THEATRR.-No matinee will DO given
to-day nblos Saloon The programme Tor the regular
evening performance includes three piece Article 49,
10 MaIi dot protector So Fenne;' "Rse.te. IA Nil.
Iionaire p and " Los Fureuu de PAmour."
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have rimincd the piun0f6rtes maize by Mr. caio Wor
eester npsn his improved plan Of detschns and Ringing
l" and readily testy tina, they possess decided adj
the old sye OF rtrumen. IhoiI 10 more
prolonged fuller ord cner, the vio alton beng fssr and
extensive Their singing quality Is excellent. The
desirable ~ tic advantages found IL these pianos Is
n sbs rad portion Of the scale a.
to give UNIFORM powell In this respect they odo In.
strltnsLt,. CHARLES kRAUEI
NEW YORK, Jun. IL, 1862.
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MAX MARlTZEK.
IRON HAIRY sASDERs0H.


H. WORcEsrEs, ESQ.,; have had al opportunity Of trying
IN a very III rough your HiDsed-Piate Piano
con i or Of great value and ind s de-
eopmcnt marked and positive sinco IL las added 10 your
llrnt instGuuet vast increase only
por er but Ia the qpsly ofns. The AID popular
fe.tur---tho Singing quaIy-s undoubtedly deuoled.
Trasiug public will appreciate erprise and
the eIcrleD VI your I'M proyemeut, am dear Sir
Yolls rs.psc. fully, Ii. SANDERSON
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DIED.

ROorRs-On Wo1n,sdsy. March II. at p m, oftyphoid
fever, Maxwell Rogers OF DR.. j. Barber oil staten
Il,nJ eyed II yeas AID months. . ,
The relative. and friends oth- ftnSy repeatedly invited
attend the funeral at ST PA1Is Church. Tompkinsve
s. l. on Saturday, Hsrch IA, Al o'clock. p. III.