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, 1864-02-22
Markets by Telegraph.

N1uE1nU811 A&fkek%
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune+1
CINCINNATI. Feb. 70, 1861.
GRAN-Nheat is in fair demand for red at $50
1.so; hill t1s3@1 IS; white s17a14o- Corn Ia firm Al
97c@ $1S for new ear, and B for shelled- Old
eheIled IL scarce, and would command $tl0 In bulk
The demand for oats Light at DC In bulk and 9tc II
Sacks Rye is IN moderate demand, but 1sm ut 1a5.
F1ouE-Market opened With IN ACTIVE speculative
movement. but advlces from Now York knocked It
endways, and 1t remains dull at Inst quotations.
GHocxHKs-Very firm at last quotations.
NusKE-There is good demand at Sc, which was
the established market price yesterday, but holders
are not offering to sell At this figure.
PHoV7sIoHs-Them market u quiet owing to tho e1.
IRENE yicws holders, but there stocks pres
slug on the Market New Mess Ia held firmly at ~.
s % lot country and city. with sales Of 500 bbs at
tat hitter. BnlE Shoulders held urmly at 748Hc
Rib Sides 90.ac. and Clear Sides at 10c@11c, ioose
On the spot, and same figures, packed and de
hvered at points Ia the interior, The outstde
quotations for heavy averages but these hguresare
shade above the views Of holders aud there but
little done. Did not hear ofanythIng doing In boxed
meats, and prces are nomna1ly the same as Inst re
ported. There are but few lots offering Bacon is
unchanged and nominal. Sugar cured hams are IN
tair demand ut for the bese city brand Can
Eassed and packed plain hams arc held at 13k1l3Yc
canvsssed and packed. Lard remains dull prime
city Is held at 12481sc.. but in order to
effect saics, concessions Of from " to u cent
would have to be made; 100 tcs primo IarI OF 1sst
seasons rendering sold ut Exc; keg ts In Light supply
and firm at 14k15c: head and gut is quoted at 11x9
II 4 IN ueYy cnpnernre
, 1864-02-22
FROM FRANKFORT,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
-... FRANKFORT, Feb. 20.
Nothing of general importance passed OF
TRANSFERRED to~day, the time Of each House be-
ing devoted principally to local bills in the
Senate.
"A bill allowing the soldiers who were mus
tered into the State service and not mustered
into tue United States service pay for their
services was laid on the table, thus cutting
offeyery hope Of q meritorioxs class Of men
who went into the service through pure and
patriotic motives.
The attendance here is becoming very slim.
few members leave here to attend the Con-
ventiou at Louisville on Monday next.
, 1864-02-22
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 31.-Ohlcial information
from Gen. Dodge was received ut Gen. Lo-
gan's headquarters to-day.
mand, attempted to Cross the Tennessee
fiver at three different ferries, but were driy-
en- back by Dodg-'s troops. The loss Of tie
Union troops was slight.
1t is rumored here that Sherman has had a
fight with Polk, near Brandon, Mississippi,
whipped him and taken twelve thousand
prisoners.
, 1864-02-22
FROM GRANTS COMMAND,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l
CHATTANOOGA. Feb. %, 1854.
The Intentions OF Gen. Graut in the cam
.:rIaien In progress, arc being rapidly deEel-
oped. ,....... !. !.
As It is announced from Chattanooga that
Loncvtreet Ia retzeat,ng from superior forces,
It cannot be harmful to asy that the main bo-
, 1864-02-22

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l-Washincton dispatch
reports the capture Of eleven blockade run
ners on the Lower Potomac, with large
amount Of rebel goods and large rebel
mail.
The Htra7d's Department OF West Virginia
despatch reports the arrival ofa large num-
ber Of deserters.
Lieut. Suodgrass has been caught md fden-
tilted rs one Of the persons engaged In the
late robbery on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, for which he is to be tried By the Unit.
ed States District Court.
The New York 1imes' Newbcrn letter Of
the 18th, reports the final retreat Of the rebel
force.
, 1864-02-22
The WAR In ARKANSAS,

Especial D1spatch to The Chicago Tribune,1
Van BrREs, Ark, Feb, 70.
Gen. Curtis has arrived at Ncosho, on his
return to Kansas. Near Prar1e Grove and
while he was temporarily separated from thc
main portion Of his escort, several shots Tynro
fired at him from the brush, all Of which nro.
ved harmless. He visited the old battlc
field and remained there several hourn.
The survivors Of party Of Texas 1oyalists
body were attacked In Kenishe Valley. ahont
100 miles southwest, and all but II We're Kilt
or taken
All the roads arc 60 closely guarded that IT.
Is now extremely difficult for the refugees to
escape to our lines.
The weatcr Is very cold and tho river is
low no navigation above RoscEi]lc-
, 1864-02-22

WAs1sGToS, Feb. ELK Representative
Bouligny Of Louisiana died hero yesterday,
!. He sternly. refused to follow the example Of
: bis Colleagues and other secession members
in withdrawing. from :the House of Repre-
sentatiyes during the 38th Congg7ess,i and
served the full term for which ha Waa
elected.
, 1864-02-22
New York Stock 1Inrket-Feb. 20,

=, NEW 1ofK STOCK n1nfket-Fcb. 20.
ho3KT-EBBy.
S1zsI1NG E1cuANaE-Quiet at17s@1.4k.
GoIp-F1tu: opening at l59k, declining to 1591s.
and closing 1r1u At l5eAGl59X. ''
GovEHNa1ENT SToCxs-Qutet ut 8 fraction easfer
{. s. g. ii. coupons, 1l0xEllt.
S1ocE.-lEresnl.F; q: s: Is q. coupons. Ill: O. s.
NJ M9 ,a e. I: raG h2ll ss. TX Erls ls, Efis
1sa g. G; 1t:e u. = g, c. 4 r l. 1?1 nj. {. scrip
1s'1.c ; 4 I 1!sf 4 t. 6. ny, ca ~, Il. & r
,NEw fonE. Feb. ?l.-A heavy buslnoss was done at
;as Is. s9 t nEe 1 spaT1 Ta7IE lasf ni:ht Erie
eeeaa@1 Fii. is1x 1s n ss,sSs rslsao
Cumberland. SIX. 'S' ~]s'
, 1864-02-22

ET.Lou1a. Feb 10 1864.
IonAcco-Sales Of Ii hhds Green LuSs at et,9oas10
6do Plantation do at $Gso@8.lo; do do Common Leaf
ut 94o912o0: 10 do Medium do at 31ssoat8oo: 8 do
do Manufacturing at s17.a091sS0; II boxes at $sns
@215
HRnr-salcs Of Sc bales Dressed at san and n bales
do at &2sa.
FLoUR-safcs include $50 bt1s Super to SINGLE Extrn
super at sS1o95so, and single Extra on private
tcrms.
RTk-sa1es comprise 168 sacks At ss9o0c, sacks re-
turned.
WHaKY-sa1es consist OF 1s8 brls ordinary proof as
prices ranging from 8sSS8ec.
WHRAT-We quote sales Of 1,os5 eacks, In lots, at
pr7cea ranging from 4115@1.ea
CoRN-Sales Of ,Gn sacks new raised ut t1n3A1.05.
0A1s-sales of6oo sacks at aeHc; 5000 bu and LOO
sacks to arrive at atc. i
Eacnr-sa1ea nf ~ "a ate f1a. = ctdau ~ 71,sn
, 1864-02-22
4 R G E N TOTYP'E,
- AT
HE6LER'S GALLERY, 113 Lake-St
THE GREAT WAR NOVEL.
tscISE IN EAST TESNessKE.
18th Thousand in Press in Less than
Six Days after Publication
WHAT Is SAID OF
CUDJC'S GAVE,

FROM THE SPRINGFIELD (MAss) REPUBLICAN,
"Boston Is not prolific In novels, perhaps not /,
noye1re adere, and We therefore g1vc the waTme,
welcome TO that lively war story, 'cud}ots Gave.
The book has the elements Of successful norel 11rx
LIKE skETcnE5, PICTURESQUE scKxKET. ptor oy
THRILLING INTEREST, and lofty and bencnceat orr.
pose"
FROM BOSTON EVENING GAZETTE.
MT TrowoEtdgc's new Romance, .Cudjo's CaTe. >
will Justify all expectations. Il Is the best thtnr h.
bas written, and in all respects the superior OF his
|Ee!ghbor lockwood The atory Is one Of unouali.
lied interest,"" &C., DC.
THE NEW TORE INDEPENDENT
Calls Neishbor lakewood " powerful story, sec.
ond only to T. Uncle Toms Cabin" and aoys thar
-Cudjo's Cave has tho same maste.1y humor and t.
neity OF description which appears IN all Mr. Trov-
bridge writes. That rs dratna 1t would proIuco a
thrilling effect -
THE BOSTON TRAVELLER,
"That 1t Is worthy the well lestabtehed rennt,+,,r
Of that TerJ abla writer. and JUs1111xa tho war ~
ccptton which it has met with non al c1asscs9
The editor Of the
PHILADELPHIA PRESS.
tcol. Forneys paper and orc Of the ab.est In Penn
sJlyanta.) says that It Is BRHARkAmx tn.r ~
1Ios'and preferable as talo to Uncle TOMS
THE REV YoRK OBSERVER
Calls 1t thrilling romance.
-. TEE PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN.
AIhe ablest rouarce yet published ha,ius. Is tss
basis, the events Of the war;
And 50 the best reviews all speak.
tits thus far tho most successful novel eYer Issued
from the American press.
Elegant 1emo, muslin, ever 500 pages. Price s15o
-. e. EHTON & CO..
Boston, Publishers.
rsold by al1 principal Booksellers and yev.dc,1.rz
nd q sent M by mail by the publishers
-M-T
, 1864-02-22
HEsLER'S GALLERY, lib Lake-St
fe:o-vsrst
FlRST.CLASS RESIDENCE
ASp
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE By
TH0S. B. BRYiN l. co.

LAKE. s1sn1s saohE {a q .o
ron IS o 1Ss fses Il dspth. - ~" pet 1875 aad
1so Los near Hubbard coart, neaf GId. Isen: sear
I1WsntJ,@secoand @ aa ana Twenty sixth sszeess, some
$ e ses p:F 81: ASe, tass saa Rets fsss
ley property. Ground high. Improved With a..
~ Lsks hotse sna :tesn faifoaa, md e1cel. i
LAKE. = choice eorueT % FraiFe A1enue,
us1oSSe s. esik cRE AFp n5'T9e VEST wAsuryaroS ST.
esss as' i r. somsy eassis e:a i IS
Sor "a pstoS fstos: 1a Icy
Ohio street.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LAsAL1E STREET, between Lake sad Randolph.
:, ThIee stores f9s sale, welding hanasone r:at-
5000, Itntt9 VEN Also. athef rensai plo,reT ~
, in the heart of the ci:y.
PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE.
Several beautiful Suburban Residences. With ra,i
Sits now offered IN exchange for cisy proper
1ncumbrances on the latter Wtl he assumed. or <t
difference paid.
PROPERTY WANTED.
Sen-res1deDts are Offering Us funds for Investment.
send us descriptions. te21.y9,.3tuet
4 R GEN YPE,
rrcrr-,n rA~v--~~
, 1864-02-22
MflWu0kee Markets.

1f10un6I
MILWAUKEE, Feb. %, 1851.
"HrAr-Rece1pts Of wheat 1900. The market
opened early before the ateAmersnewB at advance
OF kc overla nights quotations.. 500 bu No. sold
at $12oH, cash 5000 bu at $120- On Change the
market recededa little from the effects Oft steamer
Africa, and some sales were made at $1.1o1. and
500 bu in Pfeffs warehouse at $t.18.' -:
OATs-steady. Sales 50 bu, delivered, at64c.
CoRx-Unchauged. SRIea LOO bu new she1led at
SIC on track. :.
Attha Eewhal1 House the market ruled quiet and
htm-salcs 81, ,ooebu No. spring at tl.lsh9t.l9x.
fEoy1s1ofs- Firm. Sales go brls extra prime pork
at $15-25. 60 ns good butter at a1Hc.
, 1864-02-22

hREApsfCTTs-p1!l aud tend downward. Flour
steady but duli. Wheat tends downward. ami nnT.
tally ID lower since Tuesday rcd Western da
p Id: red Southern g 9d99e Cd. Corn lat and ia
lower: mixed Sos@SQs Cd. ~ 1 ~
PEoV1sIors1Beefstea Pork nr1n and is hieher
for Eastern. Bacon qu1cs and tending doEpWnTd.
iFETaotEuH-Eaa1er' refined IA l0d@la I0XI: crude
, 1864-02-22

The three men alluded to yesterday as hay
ing been arrested for smuggling arc named
respectively. n. ]. Proctor, B. z. Smith. and
, 1864-02-22

BREADsTUFFs-Qu1eta and steady
6KoCx11Es-sngaf dull and Gd@1s lower: c1oauk
changed. 49," 81" VIZ
. .PEfRolKrA-FIm at Ell fos crude and % for re.
, 1864-02-22

A K G E N T O T 7 Pc,
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ArneencNt5,
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN. ,,,n..
w The management his to announce that ovs> " PIE
Mn. end Mrs W. j. FLORENCE,
"' 'F'' V" TIE TicTET oFLEsvE NAN
can only DO presented iqr ,,,,,,,,, ,,,our,
sess for II these ssyenieea may now be
procured al the Box Office. 80
The Management il induced to ggo TIL, early notice Of the
period which tho production OF this play must terminate
tho circumstance Of s being impossible TO accofnac-
play perhaps been presented the
stage touched ;he Lea Of the people with such sincere
AID genuine emotion or gathered 'e Public 90 nsy ~ ~
from these pereupory crcua'arees Do possibly PRESENTED
''' D'''' '"'" w. SEVENTEEN NIGHTS
Those who desrs Therefore 70 witness ths touching pic
tre Enq every Jay life should not lose the 10" oIpor'u
mites remaining TO them. - ,.
la the beautiful language Of the accomplished District A.tor
ney OF this city, A Ossey Hail:
Hail. in hi; brilliant criticism ths wish the phaathropi.t'
Of the day, who ssneoly nezsc, the Prison Ala society
his pals could ace the TcketSIesye ard your acting Tb:
two should together in this city far beyond New
every Clergyman and boy the Metropolitan Police District
lad the npersoaon Of the scenes between Btiefy
To-NIGAT, (TUEspAYl ,an. s. 1864
THE fLOfENCEs
THE TICKET-OY-LEAvE MAN.
GaFrsi: m M 30 s G,Ssea
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee and Dnecres,.. Mrs. John Wood.
Stage sienaser.................J. II. Selwyn
In consequence
Of the
DECIDED AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS
UNANIMOUS AZ aprRopAUos
ON EVERY REPRESENTATION
from
CROWDED HOUSES,
he new and highly nieroS,ins play Ia four scts.
Cd
CAMlLLAS HUSBAND
*i.l De repeated
EVERY MONT THIS WEEK.
kra JOHN WOOD.
Mr.. J. K. MORTIMER
Nj. w. DAvID0E,
Mr.. U. JAMESON,
PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY
In the cast
New Music Observation-Disclosures AREA-
NEW COSTUMES and APPOINTMENTS
Door open al Performance commences st II O'Clock
Seats secured three d. - IN advance
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O,rIcs OF suPERvisIs1 SPECIAL Aozsr,
fIHsr AoySCy u. =. TRaAsrRr IrPi, Z
lixrINNAIi lie. - l.t -

CINCINNATI Dec 80. l.tL
NOTICE to COTTON DEALEkS.-By con-
,cu 4 Gen Or,t and Army Corp. tis''ci Conn 70
in ia at "a pufsu.nce ~ ins lotions on the
r.iAry o. y. - y AutLosy viii 10 70 81 proper
Yrgcl.. 20 ,Inalcs o! St"s - iAanEteecn At
Al Isr,' n ts Agency ~.I the Aae' 81 National inAy
Occur. alton. -.
Al.son ,r .urh .u,hohsles 30 made 70 any A"l'.
o., special Ascn. ia a.. tr Agency, =, ~. Once
IAfi,. Te.sin. 4.hages Nil 30 Icg.fea 10 sse bond.
No two s4f-fi sfotoa iilonsd ~ tArf cbfsssrcs
q q. REGULATIONS. ruirt ard military csdors AID Tor The pay
aie.l o. al DOtcfrm-ni lses sae isres
". =. MELLEN,
dag srsc.a Asrnt Treasury Department
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furniture.

DEDEOOM ENAMEiTD FURNrTCkE oil
manufacture Also, solid Chestnut ana w ANU
lh,uh,, suites plain and ornamental 1t H. rAhniNo
TON ), 40 Canslst, opposite Wooster Es'4unoo 80.
CHOW CASES.-SCHMITT& BROTHERS.
- Mandatory and Warerooms, No North Wn'a H. !.
"a, Tr,n. fcrt y aud No 10 Main ". Cicinia'i oh'o'
iargc as. rment hand Old Showcase. taken
Ord, q promptly executed
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ufntiSiru
4 GREAT DISCOVERY.

4 GREAT DISCOVERY.
n ANESTHETiC NITROUS OXIDE. ,,ovr IT,
Teeth acted without pain by DR. HOfT IN
yygToR of AHAsrhsTio NITROUS
)rIDE no, Laughing Gas but strictly anssths!ic ssp gu
rey tree from sting effects and p-reciiy hH"ss'
causing quiet erp with pleasing sensations and Hsi,s !"
enstyo pain during which extract t"- ,ss,h Of
every inserted Perfect satiAction guafsn'ecu
Dr. AOYr dentist, No. WI Broadway, nsax J0thse
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OATH DIVIDEND. - THE NATIONAL
@)4 PRE- INSURANCE COMPANY have declared t
BATIRpAY the 9Th inst a, is Office, No. 81 Walst.
Nov York Jan. 2, 1864 HENRY I. DhOWNE, Secretary.
TI,nE COUPONS Of BONDS Of the CITY Of
- EVANSVILLE, Indiana due Jan. J. lsos, and prior
here.o will be paid presentation 81 the Office Of Mesas
FIELD. NORRIS l. Co., No. 3a5 osdwsy.-Evsnsviie,
Dec 2s 1859 W. BAKER, Mayor Of Evansville.
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DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE !
Ml,nissfoS, II. e., Dc -, 10y
ITO the GROWERS and MANUFACTURERS

4 OF Hmm MI IIT'"i ,, -,..,.,
IN. Coum appointed by this Department e"h's,
~ oil IN, Hon j. n NJfcl.ai OF fonsy sinia NiIith NJ
n., OF Rhn. ssni AMI Joan 4 Nrfd'r u Ohi" I" con
sidT .As lO,!osins epsfo pia'ion iiA'' ., ''o M
,,,,. Il, ..,t..,t,.
For in,..ti cations 10 test the Praccsb'y OF cnvasns
aud pr'pahns H., and hemp AZ Substitute 'i COTTON "'"'
thousand doiar-" ,,t. ,u..t,.
la,iu. me. AID aer several day. nyes'sa'lon believing
uro.,nc. valuable r-sulis adIousucd 20 meet asnn ga
Is ESnESpRf u.o 1ilh day VI February uoAt, At L.
O'Clock IA. . IL, Ill. ...,,
prsc OF develop the ,uh'ct loI Tho 'npc oon
H. send tls d. anst on OF t'iorr that day .an' ~
lhr and 11 la the different stsFbs OF preparation Oh
he bre. AID fabrics PREPARED by them accompanied " 80
mcns tho various PROGRESSES afei, rnd VI, oost :" io
tio Ia each esse aso deer plions al me Ahps a"u ~
ussi where made, Ac, os,thef w any ah ."
Information thal b. is"fgl To the toninasinh
THIS iniornalioi IA n-cessafy beor" an ho"s."' "''
'" ~ 49, ''' Isaac NEWTON, Comnisoper
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Groceries at,o 11rouisions.

BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
ID In TEAS COFFEE, WINES. and ell kinds Of ~:
ie, and Provisions FLOUR FISH, Rsis;us and Cnfrss0
IS cents per pound Ctrou and everything else ussan sS
family, butter, Choose. Lard; oil
CHEAP FOR CASH.
StIOARS-rhs xrgost assortment ever oeexoo 70 " -
lie In New York. THOMAS H. xSN 10 $780,
No. 200 Greenwich st.. aud No. W murray -
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IHlLApRtPNIt ANp HFtrTN' tfILIIVAD V08FtNf'y
Office No. 2l7 ; sih-st., rlihdepha, Dec. 2 1903.
HVIDEND NOTICE.-The Transfer Books
~ Of this COMPANY will be closed on THURSDAY, lth
X.t and reopened On tuesday, Jan. II, l6o4.
Dividend Of Sese. Per cent clear of stale tax mas nce
declared the stock payable IN common sock on
&1d after the 3st DeCeu,f 70 the holders thereof - h'
5G stand registered Tie BOOKS the close OF b'nes' on
ole ii,L inst, No..
Dividend o, Three and Half per cent. clear of al state
Y been declared the preferred stock pyas IN ch
o. common al the ion Of the holder ON and e th
Dist December nax the s:ockhodeI as they snail ssid
Eegsered the books .. tie close Of bu'nes INC a
fust. $500 ,,, ~,
Holders Of certfcates which have been discharged from tbs
4sce or either Of the Transfer Agencies are prucnaiy re-
Auestei to have them duly registered the Transfer boOss 10
kheh they have been transferred rrior to the 7th met
stokhoders whose names registered the Newly ok
65oks viii De paid the t1ners Loan and Trust Company
ani those whose psue ore registered the Boston books
vi. be paid ct the Office ot Mesrs T.. Iheyei Brother
& CRAWFORD, Treasurer
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Go iUbom it man Concern.
T.. ). a. NKpIcAL PugvEfoRs OFFICE. /
MExPHis, Dec. |, 1908.

L. j. Il. NJ pICsL PuRyzfogs OYSicE
MExPHis, Dee. |, l.6J.
MANUFACTURERS, DEALERS, and lM'
VI PORIERs arc invited T. .en! 10 ts Oice price lat.
a. ard .Hdc' for al - the article. OF Medical ana
lo,p!t.l n pie. required or tho o. tho Army Copies Of
Ito Supply sh. can she c.hce Il Medical ru
rryrr frriter pariculs, naio Known on ipss'!oA 20
HsSSELL sIEb ENs Medical sisfeseefer U. o Amy
Med al Pur,e,oI D.paItalcni Of the 4onrsssss.
HrATRIMONI respectable and
w wealth, Geut.tnan sdr-s tho cofrr'ponfencs of 70
.9ershs Itaj ~itl view 30 IAlklMOsf. As. brsaiy'
n none, 10 ifhar ~ oh- s5g iiuscsDsu AL Ut!
Ia. sfs opt .s.J TryAts Address, with particulars md
,'rf,.n john RULE. Bristol, lad.
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NIBI.O's SALOON.-Th GRAND CON-
~ CERT for the benefit II the Church Of
ST GEORGE THE MARTYR -
pos,poned Monony Dec ~ ou account oil the ei'"
enc, OF the weather VIII take Place on
N' " 49, FRIDAY EVENING, Jan 8.
Tn. following ointment artists have Andy volin'ceted
MI, JOHNSTON Ga. Mary h. ha~1ryh
Mice NINA 0EAkl,
Nr J. II. THOMAS,
MI GUsrANU5 0RARY.
Mr. }. NJ PArrlSON.
Nr JOHANNES SENIA
Mr.. JAS. q. MAEDER.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS EACH.
u.x \. o,o.nr.d OF T. T. Frank No 6!3 broadway j. n.
M,9,wooa NO. o, Broad st. Pcsard & Andre..n No; %
.'I r. M Br,in. No. Il3 Pear at Robert Waller, NO.
st At md at tho door the evening o! ae Concr
Door, open at 7; to commence ut O'Clock
IN, tc iets issued lot Dec 20 stnii,riOc
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professional Notices.

CHARLES g. SPENCER, Attorney saS
c,m,.I,r.t Law Proctor aud Advocate y u D CoaIs
NJ, ass broadway Nsw-York. Restdencs-Ne' a" SS~~~
Terrace " est lJdst lbstwesn 9Th and lOthAvHI
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D.. Editor o,S o.
II scaps attends exclusively to VIZ H.s.
aud the obscure diseases o. TUG uos hour fton =
to and to Evening" lh. ~; oI nav - Asi
sS v Xiii. iI1t AMER Ne vsssy e., Assss Hssse
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TT1UIRTY- SEVENTH REGIMENT PRONE
II AN

TIyUIRTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT PRONE
1 MADE CONCERT. .
Tbs e.ond Conc-r, Of The wake place on SATuE
nay EVENING next. the Eh inst, at
" IRVING HALL.
"a, he procur cd of the Members Of tho REGIMENT.
URGICAL LECTURES.-Dr. T.. Ill.
nixon viii give IA. usr. Winter of zen Lectures
- Oh. Di,.ase, and Surgery OF the Pevts These Loc'
rs. ara intended exclusively for those who arc already
aai,n treatment OF tLs important Tho lectures will
be Illustrated BY demonstration. on hs eadsssr and an q.
r.ns of the srsvid and ths diseases OF womsn The
modern method a treating rie', Rupture and tistua wu
h flv ilu,trsted and Dr. Ds improvement planned The
fee in ali cs.e. viii be &ioo in ssacs Lectures . com
mynos on tho lL Of January Addtoss ~ abovs Boz No
i,nI OF q. Dc. D. . tssldenos. No ~ etasv
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Amrssu,euts.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MTSEIyM

| BARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT xnT,, HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS CONTINUED
THE MUSEUM SILL IN DE- ~"''HD'
s,,, 20 r..o,, ., ITS HOLIDAY ArruN
THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES
sFhENSi6 bRa Il hcr r2n fFdIRt9sEHt
EVERY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, aad
TOM TAYLORs GREAT DRhM1. "'"''~
THE IICkET-OF-LEAyE MAN
TiE TTiIcck h ZOE NAN
which has been played 70 '
SUCH CROWDED hoysEs WITH SUCH BnrLLrAuR
and elected such .hunders of sppauss viii b. vrodu,>
The Evening Post say. Of I'LL. play: M Bar.~~. -,
rany poy' ar rel a, b. yoyed BY any tIsaisr - r.
osy;" tina, "aa the charce. yeprs.tnied quass a. -
ia, pysntops toord' The scenery l. also ~
and the entire play i,he best really dramatic success 4 ~
sunals of the old Museum" o,,
GIVES HIS WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
on IN.
EMAE THE Fhis s5 ESyG II WAnEs
An eesnt Wax Figure Of th, beautiful princess has ja ~
a PYRAMID OF GIANTS
Mo1runL az % DwAnrs
'"0 W -AA AND TWO or THE sxALtnaQ
KELLY's AUT0MATON MUSICAL TRoUPA
c'nN e u ETA PIiS rs hx ssn XIX
producing music equal 70 fa. orche.trI v,o,,-
TIE MONSTER sERPENTS.
RoshRP HoUDiNs AGToMAToN WaiTER
EDUCATED SEAL, which plays MUSICAL lNSTDO
NENT and million other wondcrr.
Admission IS CENTS Children under ten, Is cersA
yVALLACKs.
w Door. open at 4; overture commences ct y cose
r.es at e. conclusion. The performance will terminate 49,
~ W " PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress circle and ~ cent4
kesorvsd seats in. dress circle. % cset9
Family CIRCLE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cense
Orchestra stalls.
''""' TUESDAY,
Seventy third nigh. Of Mr. L. Wsiacks highly attractive
With Il, beautiful Scenery Machinery, Original MsAA
ATTRACTIVE TABLEAUx,
and In which Nj. LISTER WALLACk, ME- CLBE
Gr. DAILY. Mr. BROWSE, NJ PARKEs. MI POP4
Mira. HOEY, Miss CANNON, Miss MIGRANT. Mr. VE4
NON. Ms, JOHN SETON Ms: BARRETT MI:
WEDNESDAY thr,. time her.) NAVAL ENGAGEMENT
in which Msssrs. LESTER WALLACk, GILBERT, NoU
CHS FIRST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON.
and BROWN Mira WILKINS and Miss MADELLM
dENRIQUFS will perform with lfrst time this season.
THE OLb ENGLISH GENTLEMAN.
In which
MISS lone BURKE
will make her hrH sppeaIsncs here. Messrs Marx So
Fisher Young, Floyd Mrs. John Seton hiss Bsrsee -
Aliss Green viii aiso appear.
THURSDAY, ,o,,n,r
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS AND THE FINE OLD
SATURDAY RosEDALE.
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MARION COUNTY (OHIO) BONDs:-NO-
NI IrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to me holders % 70. lon'
~ ~ Count, Of Marion and S.to OF Ohio originally Issued
to the sssiantane and Indians Ri road Company TO e,en
the,n for payen, at the Trashy Of .aa !"
no iner.s sccrns on said Bonds AFTER ApIi 1854 win b.
paidC O1ce. Marion Co. ONO, Dec " is''
' JOHN ROSECNAN5 Comnisonsfs o.
yACOBf MARTIN. Marion County,
Atrst ". X. MORRIS, Ohio.
w CEIcrrr Auditor and Cierk Of Board.