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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

WORTH CoSsIDERIEG.-Good diet
makes healthy children and healthy scalts.
Good ssleraius helps to make nutritious.
healthy diet. Hence, use DeLand d Co .
Chemical SAleratus, as it 10 perfectly pure and
better than soda for all purposes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

liz yon want your watches, clocks and
jewelry repaired take them 10 w. T. Riges
two doors from the lie CLAIRE House, lie Claire
Block. His charges are reasonable, and be
warrants his wtrk to give good satisfaction.
March 3d-dlm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18
Official Paper of the City aud County.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH ,s 1863

.. M PETfgS6LL Co, No. 81 Park Row, New York
shu state street Boston, agents in those cities
ana are authorized to take advertisements and subscrp
tions for us at our lowest rates.
T. IL ScRvsS g3 Dearborn street Chicago is author.
zed TO receive advertisements for this paper
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

d Al Peters, Z, Sd Iowa lnfantr,
w w Woodcross, X, Sd do
G NJ Williams, B, Sd do
Thos Gender, B, 18th do
Reuben Bond, b, llth do
Amos Grover, X, 10th do
VIM Bovcer, X, llth do
Philip Carey, II, ll,h do
w w Myers, G, 18th do
J Ireland, ii, s5th do
J q Spahr, q, 3oth DO
k c May, corp, i, eth do
Daniel Pickens, L, 3Oth do
Levi d Haywood, b, 3lst do
} Z Furguron, scrg't, g, 3lstdo
} b Upton, L, 33d, do
ID I Sherwood, corp, |, 34thdo
Major johnson, L, saith do
J Ii Near, b, 34th do
w IL Hartman, B, 3lth do
Robert Pack, Il, 3ith do
w III Smither, ID, 34th do
David Z Michael, &, 34th do
Ousley Noah, 4, 34th do
VIM G Deckwor,h, L, saith do
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

FIRsr DAY. - The Sixth Cavalry
marched about twelve miles On Monday. and
bivouack cd near Mr.. Morehead's place. . mile
or two from Buffalo. They had to pay 40 cts.
per bushsl for corn. which is worth only from
make something when they get chance. and
Uncle Sam 10 the man TO stand IL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18
Late News by Last Nights Mails.

List OF Sick Iowa Soldiers arrived OF st,
Louis, Mo-. per Steamer City OF Alton,
March 18th.
Furnished by Tnos. WI LoxG, Of Iowa State
Sanitary agent st. Louis and vicinity.
III NJ DnAnr. l..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

IO-DAY'S ADV'TS,
For Rent.

For Rent.
A LARGE AND WELL IMPROVED FARM
"A nosr Fulton. Apply immod s.e,y /.
mch Is Ut COOK A DKURY.
To BMilAerS.
X EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ by tho undersigned until April l.t, for tho
building nt "A stora, - feet inches by SO feet .
three stories h igh 10 be let to tho lowest and
hast hiddsr. Plans and specifications 10 be s..n
At tho once of w. l.. Carroll, Arch iteot ovcr tho
Post Ofiico.
SAN. FERRY.
Davenport, March l7-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18
DAvEsroRr. Iowa, March nth. 1893.

DAvEsroRr. Iowa, March nth, lses.
Fn'foRs DEMocRAr AND NKws:-I wish 20
inform the patrons Of your paper that my
wife has been greatly afflicted some four years
past, with . ednceyon tumor In her right
breast which caused at times much suffering,
and for the past six months her euffsriBgs
we're 80 great that che scarcely could enjoy q
moments rsst either day or night had con.
suited and received medical aid from physi-
clans In the city. but without avail. l at
length applied to DR.. Gadd, OF Blue Grass. 10
ths (Sce,.) county. and on the 81 day OF Feb,
1868. he commenced treating tho case, Al
which time the tumor had spread or involved
nearly the whole Of the breast, and on Thurs
day, the 9th inst being one month and two
days. am happy to shy that the whole Of the
tumor came out. 1t was performed withou,
cutting or causing the blood to flow, sines
which time she suffers no pain, ia able to do
her chores around the house, and the wound
is nearly healed over. would further state
il any anxious sufferer wishes further iuforma-
tion respecting the matter they will please
call at NY residences on 9TH street, between
Brown and Gaines streets
Yours, etc, I. g. HousxaAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

LAYING 'EM.--Thc republican aspi-
busly engaged laying the wires 20 secure the
nominations At the hands OF tbs convention Of
that party wkichm eets on Saturday next
We are in the fix fthe old woman whose hus-
band was engaged 10 a contest with Bruin-
We don't care q continsotsl which whips.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18
In active preparation, the groat Military Drs.
ma Of
Jessie Brown!

ADS'ssios- Balcony, 30 els parquette, rs cts
Box olhcc open from 10 o'clock A. n. until J
e'cl ,ck Z. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

THEArRE.-Last evening, notwith :
standing the unfavorabls weather q very fine
audience assembled to withess the perform
ance Of the Marble Heart" The piece was
placed upon the stage with fine effect. the ac-
tors all performed their parts admirably. and
the audience retired highly pleased with the
entertainment. This theatrical troupe hat 20
supsriors III this country. as ell who saw them
will testify.
This evening two beautiful pieces will be
given-ths great drama Of Michael Earl. or
The Mamie Lover. and the irresists bic come.
dy of "The Serious Family" two plays that
should Ii II the house to overfiowing. MIR Hale
has In prepAr s.ion the great military drama Of
Jessie Brown. one Of tbs finest pieces ever
placed upon the stage. The Clinssop Twins
vii give this evening bssutiisl Pas Dc dsux.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

BuI few working DAYS arc left for
ne to prepare for the charter election contsst,
fellow democrats. and they should be improv.
cd in periecting . thorough organization Of
orr forces. so that when the time errives We
can present solid front TO the foe. The aboli.
tionists are nsing every exertion to marshal
their followers aud they will not sleep from
this out. Neither must we, il We would ss-
votes in our city to wipe out our snsmiss and
they mus. all be brought to the polls on cleo
ton day. To accomplish this desirable rssuit
it is absolutely necessary that We have thor.
ough party organization necessary committees
appointed. and funds raised to dsirsy the Incl.
dental expenses. Let every Ward Club see
that these matters are properly attended to-
Appoint men Of energy upon your committees
-msn who will take a lively interest In the
canvass and work unceasingly for the succsss
Of our ticket until the poles close on the day
OF election. AZ We before said. we have the
votes In this city 10 defeat any ticket the re-
publlcans may nominate, il We can bring them
out to the polls. Have register Of every
voter In yonr ward, and II you discover that
any democrat has not voted. see that no is SEM
for and made to come To the polls. II these
things are properly attended to, success is Ger
tain-thsre is no certainty Of victory unless
they are.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

Now IS THE TlME.-The democracy
must 60 to work. They have grea. duty to
perform in the coming charter election, and
they must meet it with degree Of resolution
and spirit that will admit o. no defeat There
can be no doubt but there are democratic
votes enough in the city to elect every city
officer and me orty Of the aldermen. 1t is
only . question Of labor and vigilancs--labor
to organize and bringing out the entire demo.
cratic strsngth-vig gilance to prevent the enemy
from increasing Its strength through its old
dodge OF bring in illegal voters. The work to
he accomplished presents i.self nosO. and let It
be commenced with . will. Organize in each
ward ascertain it's democratic strength, and
see that it 10 ell brought forward. There 10
no time to waste.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27

Wa.Amgtun, D. e., ,,i frh is,N
SIN hnye ugeI your Pill Ia my general 'u 10, ii
rae tice since yy0 mado tllIp and cannot io ~
Ny tey arc tllf best calhartiG 80 tupoy 10. jgi
yng action on The liver is qui,i; Uui dnlvd r,ns
inliy they admirable pyipcdy io art.aG .ilnu
tnt organ JUDGED | ig"e seldom 'iohal % AGO.
6iOKs disease 20 obstinate that i did no. readily yl tp
them Iratonaily yours ALONlJ JAAl, ~ .,
20 yglaySeiaa u le As,ae ,niSkL
81 Dysentory, DInrrh@n, Rclax, worms.
from ma. q. Gteen q CGcyb
gonr Pills have had loug trial in my riu,tst. a1d
hold them Ia ealeem as ono Of tho hest alr-ssi ha
found. Their Alternative effect upOa Is jyo, Gk,.
ien IN excellent remedy, when given IN suml d,asi ior
bdiOV5 dysG7tfy dlA diafThd4l. Ilei, tngn-Catins
nata them very acceptable and nSogiUut Ur o.
d women and children.
dyspepsia, ImpuRity OF tao Hood.
rrpa Rcg.J. Y Hines, ilJ. Of Adua.. C,ure., 8jstsl
DH. AYER havo uled Year. Pills with o1trGoldlnary
access in my ltmy aud ais9ng those nm cullel 10 Wit
III is.ress. 70 reguato tho organB of digestion nj
luty the blOl, they Gfo ilio very best remedy hay
eve, known, aud can conldenty recommend them 70
n,y 1iends. Yours, ID E1llMIS'
WARSAW, Wyoming Co., N. Y, Oct. u, 1856.
DstG SIN: nm using your CoihnTtc till3 In NY lfnc
t!ee and find thcn an cIcellentr purpyc 10 ceans, Ito
system aud purify u" 1on,aatnsg ~, Hs 3i9@a
Constipation; ;c5stivcnoss, supprca4iDn,
Riac,inlatis1n, Goat, Neuralgia, Drop
.s ~, Paralysis F'its, otc.
. TFep, DJlJ,R. EotaEA lioRa3sl, CGJaSa
FOO much cnnot bo said Of youg Pills l5r tho OF
cSsrness. lfOthers of our fraternity have uuud Hen
ns c.f,ac0us as have, they s!Dud Join mo- in p MIN
iu1it l0r tho benefit OF thO1nhiin1es ~iiJ suier tom
''i ,gmpainL Which, al.iIpuah SalCepguGh in iigtl, Il
'o9 lgsehi!or Of oilers iLat At N'ai3s b,!gNl co..
'p@S eqna,naig il tho li,cF Ht your Pu1 tJlettha'
ri1p and cure tho disease. rH f ......,..,..
. P,{n AIRS. i. Smart Plysietaa AMI Hh'sL,, 15y@A
aud one or two largo dosea ofyour Pills taken o tn
e4e gre .liept M9mOtiyesof tho aY0@ .tet-
ion when wholly pIglally gyppIescd, aUJ gs0 very
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27


OERTIFIoATR.
rhis ID TO certify that about eighteen months ago,
CONN euosu usll 5TKRLIaes AkBaosIA. My hair was
abort thin, and rapidly falling outs mad tried many
Hair Tonic TnvigOTatoTg eto, without receiving any
benefit SJon after using the Ambrosa Iny hair ceased
falling out, and comme ced growing 90 rapidly as 10 as
tonish me-. Nov my bar is thick soft and glossy and
Ia ave feet four inches in length-when let down reach
Ing 10 the )or. This wonderful result attribute Sole
ly 10 the use OF srEpLna's AhDR0OA, as since com
menced usiDg II have applied Dolhing else 20 my hair
Mrs. Il, A. BROWN,
No. 403 Broadway, New York.
We advise young po5Jns, whose hair 10 beginning 70
fall out to take warning ia time, aud save their hair
by using the Ambosa. To those who nave aIea1y 1851
their hair the free usa OF the AMBRos!A will surely
restore it. az It has done for mo~sands'
DR.. STRRbISos AMBRoIA 10 stimulating oily ex
tract Of hOots, Barks and UeTbs II Will cure all dis
eaiea OF the SCALP aud chipg OF the head, entirely
eradcatea andruG, prevents the hair from falling out
or from turning prematurelg gray, causing u % grow
tbcG and long II 10 entirely different from all other
preparations, al eau be relied on.
II lisa we'll known fact TO Thousands in the city OF
New York thet this u ghe only article yet discovered
that will cure the Disease 4 he Scalp and cause the hair
to grow.
PRICE 81. 90 PER FOX, containing two bottles
IN. II. II. erERLING,
5ole Proprietor,
No. 4O9 BROADWAY, New York.
For sale h. all Druggists.
uAIoh30'63-d&RIy ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

as been before the public bat short time, and has al
ready been tested BY over thousand persona and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet 10 the gIeses
beaatlner ever offered to the American people. ,tfi
To prevent this Toilet from being counteeltod OF i
ilsted by unphncipled persons. We do not oer 1t for
ssto at any Druggists In the United States. Therefore
anyiIady or Gentleman who desires so Luxuzant Bar
snd ouIs, and Long, sof Whskers or Moustache, can
procure the Invigortor Toilet either one, for 90
Address ~ o. y. sPENY & co., psr.
], '-l - 80 --.+ - Box 183, oollinsfiiis,
-. 1-,.i- Hartford CO., oons.,
And d will bs sarsfully sent bg return nall. l ,!
feb23 dtv&Fiy sf .tanT,a .s2gfit-s- -HIi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27
Excelsior Invigorator !
napot EoN,s HAIR TOILET /

rsy vouiaaso Announce 70 Tho public that they aIs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

win ouRI sTRAIsnz GAm in spfI, eilken. RloElns
OuTls that will remain In shape for dne day or one
week II Desired OF any longer period, II the directions
arc strictly followed, which very simple and esy.
The Bsir Toilet does not In any manner interfere VIII
the Natural Sofasss of s Hdtr. 1t neither scorcheh
nor dyes It; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
Anoe. It also prevents the hair from falling OF and
turrInU grav tta4t..l tA.Ha
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27

Dyspepsia, ImpuTity OF TAO Hood.
rrg,a HcrJ Y Hines, ilslJ. Of AdUsH. Citrc, lstl
On AVER: l hayo uled year. Pills with eztrGoiiinary
d5cesg in my lmily aud as0ng oseI called 10 Wit
III 1stress. 70 rrgulAto tho organS Of digestion nIi
lu,Ty the blO1i they arc to very best remedy haN
eyci known, mud can confidently eeomrarn6the %
nly friends. Yours, j. Y, JliMlS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27
Dysentory, DlRrrhea, RClax, Worms.
,Linn ULl VI d lLneR Of N...- ~

NIUW UT4 v o. WttHI y UllI' ~
g1nr Pills have bad loGg trial In my rulttis', nod
hold them In e5tecm Of thO hest arrlisi's hR
found. Their Alternative effect upon IhsFyo. .Ek,
,len excellent remedy when given IN snAll do ct
bdiOV5 dyseatry a,W diaThG4l. Ihe tugn-C1tint
nlta them very acceptable and cUnSoIUut br -
gl Women and children.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27
As n Tnmlly physEr.


From Dr. y. W CuH,gTigM As,o Cyiep,.
Your pills arc tho prince Of pa,eos. rharr,rH l.
lnalities Burpass any cathnrtic We posses ghr} ur
MILD but very certain aud citctual IN eir n.t'n ga no
bowels which makes them Invaluable 10 uj i tae daily
treatment of disease
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27

Tho only aYioe ever offered to the French people that
would OuRL STRAIaHt BAlRi the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Loul NApoleoDl
which article IL now indispensable TO his toilet reo
rhssubecrIber feeling confident that this Toilet tnti
necessarily take the place Of all othe ever offered 70
In The article Rsinlne Il from practieal rse. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES In OHIO

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
MARIETTA ooLIraR. SIT ID truly magnificent work,
an honor 70 tho author, tho pubshers and tho whois
country. PRECEDENT Andrews' l .o&5lpl. 2
ONO WuLKYAH UNIVERSITY .''It exceeds my expecta-
tons 1t will be my guido In orthogaphy and prcnu1.
oation and will often be committed BY me for its neal
and accurate Observation-Disclosures Thompson
W. q. ECLECTIC 0oLLEsH. -"Heretofore we have used
Webster's photography. At q recent meeting Of our
gacuty 1t vas decided to change Il to conform to that
Of WorceBters Royal ousrto Dictionary, ry,"-Presdent
Garfield
WKvrnE REsKRVR ool.Ec7.-isI nnd Il worthy OF
cordial appreciation. ."--Prssldent Hitchcock.
OBxLm ooLIEdz. .l-"It moro than meets my expecta.
tlons. i recommend it az tho standard authority In
ortboepy to my children and my pupils. ."-Prssident
Morgan.
ANTIOCH OoLLRsz.-'sI adopt and aim 10 use In teach
ing writing and speaking, the ortbpgraphy and pTonun-
eialion Of Worcestsr's Royal Quarto Dishonary."-
President HILL
In all my writing speaking and teaching, have On.
deayored to conform TO tho rules for orhogrsphy and
an contained In Worcesers Dictionary"
Horace Mann, late President (
HREIoH OoLLEaE, GAMBuk.-sI most cordially rooom.
nond Il as the meat reliable standard authority Of the
Rpglish language an 1t 10 now written and spoken.
President Andrews.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27
WORCHSTERs6
ROYAL QUARTQ DICBloNA AKY.

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W - - : :
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atA0X6V ~--A ih ~ "a "~ "~-'~
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= :.
tnOrIty OF the EngIlsh Langueae'"
c, ~. 49,. -. -. .s.M .,oAsss
tbs pA'f nNsN'"'H DDA'tior : "a -
9 ""b -" s
,H.rs ara unvards OF Hundred Thousand Word,
vhsse muitfarouu meannRn and doriyations together
with their correct elnR and pronunciation are clearly
~ befor. d. sy..S Y - ~ =,
T1,,,.l.., IN ~, ,.,.ci,I
=, D !. !. "a Y, j. n. :.
Read ths Decisions Of Sac kanbsry Of Ne OAto adts
Teachers Assootaftoa, ~ Asu 4 "
Tho undermined, members Of the Ohio State Teachers
ana sSiIns the tSs I oTthospSy al and pronancston
Worcester,s Royal Quarto Dictionary and most cor
dsilv reoommend II As the most reliable standard an
tbesly Of tho English language, % now written and
spoken. gad5f3V 10 81.
LoRtu AnpRxvs Pr sIdent Kenyon College.
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BIIIous DIsorders = hlver cnmplalnt1.

From Dr. Theodore Bell IF Ng I'M CfH
Not only your Pills admirably aIlpta ~ li,i par.
pose npcrnnt, but find their lnncn,. CEsts uluh
tho Liver very marked indeed They have ~ my ptIc-
'co proved moro eiiectual for the cure Of bH9w f-
pilIHs than any ono remedy citu moUtou a'n,,Ily
rcioico that wa lRyc ai length Fni''c auiy'l wlr
Thy tho conidshcB Of the profession ana ho people
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
amuscmsnis.

RARNuM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TWO COLOSSAL GIANTSi
TWO COLOSSAL GIANTS!
TWO COLOSSAL GIANTSt
MONSIEUR JOSEPH,
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
TIE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
AZ EX-OFFICER OF TIE FRENCH ARMY,
EIGHT FEET FOUR INCHES HIGH!
WEIGHS 400 POUNDS
The tscs md finest the face Of tns 0eA
THE GIANT BOY,
THE GIANT BOY.
FULL EIGHT FEEr HIGH,
THE MOST TOWERING SPECIMENS on HUMANf9E
ever O'A' no y 1S' Of rE ffE' saAGIEsT DWARSs
ever known in the world
GEN. GRANT, JR.,
GEN. GRANT, JR.,
GEN. GRANT, JR.,
I2YEARS OLD, % INCHES HIGH, and
WEIGHS BUT l8t POUNDS.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
THE LILIPUTLAN KING.
ONLY TWESTY-TWO INCHES HIGH.
AND WEIGHS BUT SEVENTEEN POCNpst
The most extraordinary specimens Of ,,oon
TIE L0SG AND THE SHORT
u ''' KELlY's AUIoMAroS MUSICAL TROUPE.
NOVEL pI AMOS, OR hARPERIANS.
TREE oa5Trs o. Sl'ns wax FIGURES
THE MONSTER SERPENTS,
GRAND AQUAklA. SEA LION. MAMMOTH BEA1v
ROBERT HOuDINS AUTOMATON WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL, which peys a MUSICAL lNsTb0
MENf
SPECKLED BROOK TROUT,
WElGHING n LBS.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
TOM rAYLoRs GREAT DRAMA.
THE, KET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
THE TICKET -OF-LEAVE MAN.
THE TICKET T-OF-LEANE MAN.
THE TICKET T-OF-LEAVE MAN.
IL viii be played
EVERY AFTERNOON at clock and
EVERY EVENING a. u o:losa,
No drama hs. been produced in New York for yesrs ~
EAS CREATED MORE LIhELY INTEREST than u
popular and powerful producton
HERR IlROM,
from the principal of Europe,
GIVES Ills WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
on the
EMNELYNKA, or MOUTH HARMONICA
DORA DAWKOS ia her double voiced Duet
Admission IS cents. Children under ten, Is cents
C7-OREAr PREPARATIONS ARE MAhINO FOO
NEW YEAR.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
Anusemtni5.

lNLYMPIC THEATRR.
" Lelsee and uireclros1...... Mrs. John Wood.
''''' qHis' TVrYiiNSGci.' -
sill he produced with every advantage Of
NEW SCENERY,
APPOINTMENTS
snds ....
POWERFUL CAST
Gnd intensely Interesting Drams IN four ac's entitled
CAMILLA'S HUSBAND,
Mr. john WOOD :" WIZ"
Mira JOHN WOOD
will appear,
NR- J. x MORTIMER
will make his Appearance.
The n,iw and incidental Music by THOMAS BAKER.
DRAMATlS PERsONK.
81 Phiip haisone.' ''.'''''''., M - Jernron
Muor bumley.............'s.'Nr ~. I. lsapauzi
Captain >hrimptO .............. .Slr. e. H. tlbhs
Mturice NaIhcr. j. y. MOrtlmer
lyacinih Jonquil. Nh q. becks
Lndy Camilla Hsil.ions.........Mr.. Joha Wood.
In hich she will sing Shell. Of the cceen"
I.idy Roseyille lle............s....'''Mss We Lacey
Mise flaeida foyntx' uoTeIa
SiOeDeuy.. y...s........s.... 'his. ,. ns''is
NEW SCENERY ~ HAYES.
Actl-A PICTURESQUE ENGLIsH VILLAGE.
Ac.2-RUINs or ELLwooD PRIORY
Act 3-LADY CAAIlLLAs MANSION.
Ac,a-MAURIcE's ArELIER.
Doors open ~ Performance at = o'clock
Seat, secured three days In advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
CURGICAL LECTUREs.-D7. T.. Il,
GorpJrGllon z Notices.
=, osrcr op rHs BOARD oy Fxciss.

-, iSFic. ov THs EoARp ov FxCisG. }
TO 10 Ccn,re.st. and No. ! Chambrrs st.,
- Nxw.foRK. December, 1907
Two IHE LIQUOR-DEAL OF THE
'ftt W NEW lORk.-The Board Of Excise for the
'hy ana 1" ,ny Of NewYoTk viii hold it, hfsth and final
sessions ios the resent year. the alst day OF December,
te' IN uNS City ilal OF hl. city at o'clock. W. In the
N"i' u" IN lVa No. u Of the Court Of Common Plcas fse
'ht pHfP OF granting NCerses.
App' cations ior license will be received time during
bns' hours the above oil offices where blanks and
oil NE ccsaIy information will be furnished FREQ to oil appb
cams WILLIAM JAY uASkETr, No Is Centre 4.
ROBERT ID. HOLMES, No. 7Chambersst
NOAH A. CiliLDS. AZ. 3lI West 3Sth 1t.
Js0. U.agr PRlCg. Clerk CommiasoasrA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
prn GOoos.

NOW OPENING FOR NEW YEARS.!
ELEGANT STOCK OF EMBRolDERIEs AND LACE
GOODS,
EMBROIDERED UiNDKERCIIEFs,
INFAAT WAISTS, INFANT DRESSES,
FRENCH NFEDLEWoRk DOLLARS, SETS, &c.
JOB LOT 1000 FRENCH HEEDLEwORK
HANDKERCHIEFS, FOR IS.
JOB LOTS or NEEDLEWoRK SITS.
Hs los, l2s. 10 IS.
zen LOTS OF NEEDLEwORK FRENCH COLLARS,
H., es., o.. to %.
Great variety Of REAL LACES
REAL LACE Walls, COLLARS SITS, &c.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT VERY RICH LACE CUR.
TAlNS, which are CLOSING OUT at MUCH LESS
THAN THEIR REAL VALUE.
NEsTIBULE LACES CURTAIN IUSLINs, 70
ALSO.
Plaid RIBBONS!n
~ ALL THE DESIRABLE WIDrIis-BEST QUALITIES.
n. b.-NOW OPEN, fRESiI-OUR OWN IMPORTA.
TiDN-20co DOZEN PAIRS KID GLOVES; ALL THE
DESIRABLE COLORS
Also. 1900 DOZEN WHITE AND FANCY COLoRs
OPENED SPECIALLY FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
Il. II. MACY,
?n and 2os s-'h avenue two door, below Fouresnih.t
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
Gcnirro, G.opes, Sc.

RISON's PATENT IMPROVED
Ne COOKING RANGES with peaues Patent Water on
for Hofeis ard Fgmi't's. made and scd by BRAMHRLf
DNANE Co., no. 'au' So, -lJ feet cas Of Broad~.y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
Go tubom it man Concern.

u. :. a. NJ Di0,L fCEvKTORs oYR.cg
MEEPnIs, Dec. |, 1905.
MANUFACTURERS, DEALERS, and M
vi POHTER5 invited to send TO ths Oice pHcci'is
o. and tenders for any ala o! the arclc. oi mcds and
Io.p'a supple. required r the o tn Amy foiesof
the srppy Table poo the Office of any Medical Fur
vryor. Further particulars made Known on hlrirlton 10
HiSNELL siEh ENS. Medical siorek,crsr L. D army
Medical rugyeyor Department y the Tennessee.
DRlZE MONEY Tor the /. $. NhVY-Oii-
aud N.n who have been discharged can be paid oy
apr 'yrs through
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
STIASG / ADDfANCE,
10. 355 BROADWAY,
BETWEEN LEONARD and FRANKLlN-ST5.,
NOW OFFER
At PETArr.
5000 DRESSES for HOLIDAY PREsESTscs
GREAT REDUCTION FROM SORMER PRICES.
CONSISTING or
PRINTED DELAINES.
FRENCH aud AMERICAN PRINTS.
PoPLlNs, PLAIN and BROCHE yELoURs,
LLPACAs, yALESClAs. EMPRESS CLOTHS.
FRENCH MFRlNOS.
AND GREAT VARIETY OF
NEW DRESS FABRICS.
Thcse good, viii be put up IN DRESS PATTERNS and tbs
PRICE married iu plain Ggras each dre. and p.ced on
,ot srse counter. for conyenience Of customers
ALSO,
CLoAKs sIIAwLS, SILKS fNBROIpENEs, and
HOSIERY, together with goat variety Of o.her RICH
GOODS AZ low PRICES.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

&c Naau Bauk tns duy sworn. 'roe tsj 'h ihs shove
tseDert c)rre tir best ny lnesc gs tno heitL
y NJ HAkRls. C,-h-'.
Sworn before nc drs goth day ofI,c,ub-r i-ie.
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