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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-01
For the Rssisterl
To the Memory of Caroline Baker,

Died, at the residence Of her parents in mar
lall County, w. Va, Sept 9Th. ~
Sweet faded flower, we would not ask thy stay,
To droop and wither in aworld like this
When purer spirits beckon thee away,
To share with them home OF perfect biiss'
And tho dost utter not song OF love,
With kindred spirits in thy native skies,
There ia a happier home in realms above,
The christians promised home-his richest priEe'
Fair flower, transplanted TO genial chime,
We would not win thee back to earth again,
For obi ,tis meet that spirits pure as thine,
should be beyond the reach OF care or PAIN.
Vet nature weeps, OH yes, the spirit flown,
Demands tear and shall it not be given!
We mourn cherished friend and loved one gone'
An angel spirit summoned back to heaven
Parents, tits hard to yield loved one,
A dearest treasure, to an early grave!
But oh! your Father gave his only Son
His best beloved guilty world to save.
Then yield your treasure back to Him who GaVes
Nor murmur that He calls her home 30 soon,
But look with faith beyond that early grave,
And view your daughter in her heavenly home
P. K.
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Great Excitemept at 1888 Main Sire,

Great Excitement at 1913 Main Street.
r ann now opening full and well selected stock OF
Fall and Winter Dry Goods, embracing all kinds
Of Foreign and Domestic goods which, being pursh.s
ed during the panic offer for sale az lower sas9
Merinos Poplins, Aipaccas, Paids, belainss Balmo'
rails Hoop skirts White Goods Hosiery Wool HOODS,
Shawls, etc. etc, is full and complete. have also
we'll assorted colors Of Carpet Chain. 8
Call early and examine the goods, before purch ssns
elsewhere. (octl-lm) Z, hENNIDi
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Peace Picnic.

Z 0aco = 1c-N 1c.
I N Kirkwood Township, Belmont county Ohio thrss
miles west OF horristovn, near the National Road,
on Saturday, the LIST Of October. number of able
speakers will be present and address the meeting
Excellent music viii be on hands and fine platform
VIII be erected for dancing No effort Will be spared
10 make 1t most Joyous occasion: Everybody IN
fayer of Peace is invited.
sept22-st Committ.smsn
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-01
Gorgeous Dolphin Chariot.

The most magnificent specimen Of art and elaborate
workmanship ever paraded before the public drawn BY
iorty horses spendidiy capaTsonej, and driven aud
controlled By Major Il Berf, the champion v hip.
sep2i
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-01

Died, at the residence of her parents in Mar
shall County, w. Va, Sept 9th. *
, 1864-12-20

Ii. > both wanted waehing. There were insults
seen in he Northern eidcs of ''cclored people
that car hinee1f ewonlefed why the Almighty
b d not la1 e1ltd the world when he made 1t Col
ored men allowed on this planet
The speaker then produced MI. Jones' pam
ptlct on the Black I:ws Of Illinois, md sat'i 1t
was dise.nce to us that thoec laws should e1is-
that co1orcd man could not testify against
white felon or receive Christian burial.
II the black man We're inferior to the white.
what then! In the family which child is tt that
we take most cnrc oft is not the weaklins. the
crfpple} Obi beware leet when God reach down
His hand 10 give us blessing, lie reach 30 low
that Be shall Miss US Eho hold up oaz heads 90 90
high In pride. he will mol forget them. He will
bring them up out Of the land Of bondage; eVery
one Of those poor fcl1owe will ba received into ne
brotherhood OF this patton. And how sha! We
rreot theml We should strew roses under thei1
feet, for they bear the blessed promise. "Inss-
much as ye hare done It INTO the least OF thesa my
brethren, re have done It unto me-" Eighty years
ago VIC hing up-as did lafayette in his tialitc
h1mc-thc bill Of rights, md underneath It placed
the image Of the white man; and we cannot rest
tl1 In the other niche VIC hang the bill Of rights
with the imnsc OF the black man beneath Then
shall be realized the song that was Bung on the I'D.
vent OF the Rcdccmer-" Peace on earth, good
will towards 1uen-"
Mr.. Tilton retired amid loud md o!trepcated
cheers The Band then gave forth another spirit
stirring strain, and the meeting adjourned.
, 1864-12-20

CoSrERr.-The concert at the Seamcn's Bethel,
corner OF Wells and Michigan streete, comes on
tonight. Doors open at seven o'clock. An ex-
cellcnt entertainment may be expected. Tickets
can be procured ut the door.
, 1864-12-20
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.1
EKw YoEk, Monday evening. Dec ~.
The stock nsrket opened dull 10 sympathy wit. the
decline In gold. The chief interest Is still In govern
ment nll other securtlca being neglected md lower
The greatc6t decline Was on Michigan Central,
whle Rock Island and Old Southern fell of less than
any other stock. Demand for governments con
unues very active and prices are stronger. The nm
lakeu balance Of first 500 500 Of f1os Is being rap
idly tnken up. The fiscal agency Of the u 8. Treasury
at the Ninth National Bank IL taking subscription for
thirteen millions of104o. Tic total subscription to-
day are ten mions Of which tho First National Bank
received &, i,4oo.Ho. .-.
At the Petroleum Board the market was dull and
lower. SO HEhgate ct tl.eo; 80 Knlckerbocker
at SIC.
Money Is ID active demand but still easy yeryttlc
demand for foreign exchange.
At Gailagher's Evening E1change-gold 216I; NY.
c. .1l5H Erie o1K; Hudson 1t6 Reading lleA II. c.
11g; s. ~; III c. 127; Cleveland Ptt1saurg 1o5;
Tole1o1l1A; R. Llo6k; n. ". ~; Fort Wayne 1oaK
%. G. $; Terre Raute preferred ~; Canton S5h
Cumberland 4sk; Quicksilver s5K MaEiposa SAX.
Tne good news from the army to-day has produced
more profound impression on Wall street thau that on
Saturday. Gold fell Is per cent below Negotiations
Of Saturday night rallied per cent before tho close
Of the afternoon Board.
, 1864-12-20
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


[iaepoTted By Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
Tribune.]
NEW YORK, Monday Eeyentag. Dec, 10.
BEEF CATTLE-we have on sale at A!lerton's to
day abont 800 head Of bu!locks, the general quality
Of which wns about m average.
The weather la warm and unfavotRble for trade.
which closes dull. Thu top prices current to-day e.
cudIng fancy CATTLE or extra holiday beef per b,
net weight Of meat seller sinking oa, 1s91oc: mcdE
quality, say the average Of good drove Of Illinois
stetrs 1e@11c The lowest rates, including light
steers and coarse OXEN, 10a15c; sales Of some extra
nnc cattle were made At 2o921c, and In some cases
Yerr extra Christmas beeycs sold at25c.
slIEEP-The Sheep market Is IN good supply. Com
pared with last wcek prices arc unchanged. Best
price per {, live weight. was lo@11c, md e1tras
1a113kc. .......- :.
HOGs-Thc Hog market, compared with last wcck,
has declined NC The range Of prices = n, live
weight, are 1s814Ec, hnd trnde is moderate.
Enfn4 R1HfHRnY
, 1864-12-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuue.l
CT IorYs Mo. MOpdav Dec. 49,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuue.l
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Monday, Dec. 10.
A report has been received, via Springfield,
stating that the Government train lately
co1alled at Ncosho and Threatened by large
rebel force under Gano, had been reinforced
and proceeded on It's journey to Fort Gibson.
Since the rain Of yesterday and last eve
ming the wind has varied to the northward,
freezing the ground 3nd a1a chasing a. away the
broken and the river is nearly clear Of Ice ut
this point. 49,
S1. LOUIS, Dec. 10.-The ice above the city
moved down about 500 yards this morning,
sinking the steamers Jenny Lewis and the
1am Gaty, and the terryboat 1nlnols' and
is presumed to be open to Cairo. The steam
crs Platte Valley and L. NJ. Kennett were
carried away BY ice twenty miles below here,
but whether sunk or injured is not known.
, 1864-12-20
M A H II / L ID =,

In Sol1hfc1d Dec 18th, ut the he me OF the hrile,
by ne Rey. ii. Henry Smith. Ar. JULIUS y.
TORERTS. Of Du Page. viii county, aod Miss COR
NEl.ia p1SuCP. No cards.
In wAtrtt.~n. +. =, On the 18th Inst. by the Rev
Theodore Raheosk. g: 4, whss,sr, Of Chicago, apd I'd
turner place.
, 1864-12-20

ANoyE Ex7EE1AsE.1ExT.-l>n Thursday even.
ius-dt l,cing Forcsathers' Day-tbe ladics OF the
Freedmen'e Aid Society Will give grand Cont
mental Tea Party, at Bryan Hall, to which every
body ie invited. Tint the affair may be splendid
sucecsa, contributions OF brown bread, bafsed
bcuns pur3pkiu pies, end other suitable articles Of
like character, aye urgently solicited. Such con-
tribu,ors should he lt1 at The Hall the evening
or the entertainment. The occasion vii! no doubt
be happy one, and will be uberall5 patronized.
, 1864-12-20
4 CHOICE AND VALUABLE
COLLECTION OF
EUROPEAN OIL PAINTINGS
AT AUCTION,
BY Catalogue

On THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings. Dec. 2 sud
23 Ut O'Clock, Mt our sa.esrooms. =, 46 Dearborn
collection oi about 20 Paintings especially attract
I've TO Ioyera Of the Fine Arts and comprising some
well known European and Amettea n artists. PEt Of
the collection was painted for the Art Union Or NeW
with are very choice and valuable Also large W
rety OF very choce lahtnt Pictures painted by some
Of The btst artists Of Europe Among the collection
viii be found sorne ne pictures from she studios o
Schroeder. Van Ness. Myefhlem, Setness, ". Parker
Ens3ehaEt, ami II. L. Spencer.
They are all mouuted.in Rich Gilt Frames, Of Bel
glum and Dusseldorf Patterns
Frnmesand Paintings will be- Sold Together.
The Paintings will be on exhibition on Tueslay,
Dec. 10th. Catsloyues at the game time. The Goa
sSnees design closing ont the entire stock without re-
serve. The public respectfully invited TO call and
deiS h4sSt -GIiBERT L SAMPSON, Aucts.
, 1864-12-20

Aocmxsr.-Margaret Ryan, residing At No. 81
Market street, slipped and fell yesterday upon the
e,dcwu1l In front OF Mary porham'e store on
Wells street. md severely injured by the tall.
, 1864-12-20
A GaTds

The Committee OF Freedmen's Fair tender theis
warm md earnest thanks, and are deeply grateful
most rare and choice donation Of bracelets,
made BY him from several curiosihes brought
from the Holy Land, Egypt aud the East and pre-
trDoHB.
, 1864-12-20

Coughs and Colds, sudden changes Of eli,
mate arc sourceB Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and
Aathmatic Infections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and Ger
ease, recourse should at once be had to " Browns
Bronchial TEoches," or Lozengcs.. Few are
aware Of the importance Of checking cough, Or
the beginning would yield to mild remedy, neg.
ieeted. coon attscke the Lungs, Browns BEon-
chtal Troches," or Cough Lozenges allay irrita-
nuence on the affected parts. As there are tmtta.
lions, be sure TO obrA1N tho genuine. Sold by all
dealers In Medicine, at IS cents box.
dcC6h. Gil. .1mtucs. .ths. .6sat.
, 1864-12-20
It. Louis Market.
New York Market.

EK# TUHK. =, .
cormH-puIl heavy and unsettled hno aee1oaoiy
lower Sales at 2ofor WiaaMatFF;; itF;a rd eaac,ouer
ssfca Il a potiolo for c1trn state; % for
Ronnd hoop Ohio; $Mssl@" Aoe esoo b'aouS-
clGS cl4KzExsited ~ W. aid decidedly higher. Sales at
XWuf, II Ia hid and Els Askea.
, 1864-12-20

REuovEp.-Thc administrator Of the estats Of
Vim. Cssey, deceased was yeascrtay removed oy
Judge Byadwell OF the County Court for neglect
nf dutY.
, 1864-12-20

REconDER's coun7,-A EDeclal venue was or
dcred yesterday By Judge vauBnren. for Grand
md Petit Jury, for the next term, rciurnable on
the dfst Monday Of January next.
, 1864-12-20

The following are among the donations received
yesterday, Dec 18th: Sawyer & Co., dry goods,
S1s5tb; Webber, case boots and shoes Si0;
McDougnl 4 Co., boots and shoes, SO; r Il.
hat, and half dozen boys knit caps. SIS; Web
eter & Gage, misses and boys bats, handsome
donationCynlne not specified by donors; J. l.
hathaway, onc-half ton Of coal. $9. Cash DOM
tions-Maaons and lumber merchants, &10; John
Burr, $40; L. Haven, 8; Geo. Schneider, Is;
Rogers, coal merchant, q.
varieties and descriptions. Fancy work OF the
choicest patterns-in fact everything that can
please the eye or crafty the varied tastes Of p9r
duly acknowledged and accredittd as soon as
opened and the value made known to the Com
1nIttee.
, 1864-12-20
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tflbune.l
MuMAuKXH. Monday. Dec. ID, 1S6s.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tflbune.1
MILWAUKEE,, Monday, Dec. 10, 1884.
F1oua-Dul, and nominnl1y 25sa5oc lower. Sales:
100 brls Spring superhne at $3.50
GnA1s-Wheat declined sa4c. Sales this morning
200 bu No Spring in store at &l.7@l12H; Is bu No
delivered at sI!72. Sales Change: q 100 bu No
Spring In store at si.6sH@1so 5oeo do. option TIL
M.y 1st at t1S2 Receipts to-day, 900 bu. Oats dnll
and quiet. Sales we're: 1r2o bu delivered as '0c.
Corn unchanged. Sales were: 800 bu new ahslled on
track ut $10e Z; 100 bu do delivered at S1io-
PRoVIs1oHs-Dult and lower, With Ha!cs OF 10 oriS
extra prime mess Pork ut sca.oo. 49,
The season for live hogs Is about over. There have
been no salcs to note for tho past fortycghs houzs
Prices u1e quoted nomlpay at I'll % px 100 MS.
st.Louls Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l
ST. Louis. Monday. Dec. 10.
FRIaHre-supposipst the river to be open TO CAIRO
limited amount OF freight for New Orleans wa en-
faEed day. at $o per barre. for -four and &c per
100 lbs for wNsht freight.
was awarded By Capt. CnITie. A. Q. M. on sasosoay'
to r. E. Goodell 4 Co., at $2s per ton
TonAcco-Etesdy. Sales. scraps ct $e5o' anmaseo
layp at At Factory lugs t9.lda9so; Plsnte1s
&s..o@1o.,5; Common shipping $92osls'ao; Medium
20 Il. .,so6sao 50; Fine do $500 per 100 lbH
FInuR.-on1y sale, 100 brls branded extra at $5.2s
per barrel. -. .r ~
and 50 bags choice 1t 500 per bushel Corn innc'ise
sn,ss of 165 sacks On private ters 2 saeks III 'at
sar at $115 per bushel. Oats INN. saes e''
In store ct SIC pez pu, In new bagt HJe asm' oa'e
If o6a aacks and 800 bu in bulk nt $l3 per On.
T.11nu-shfes Of brs dark mixed st l.c per 10.
WutkY.-Adyaneed. Sales Of 80 oEa IN lots a. sl-S
ne. Gallon, at which price II Is held hrm
PRov1s1oss-Hogs Rsee,pts Sinai penaa aaa ~ n-tee
raublpr from I'll 7cal2oo for medium aad COCA aoss
and at IL &c pey lb gross for choice.
, 1864-12-20

Dr. James, celebrated throuehout the UNIT
cd States and New Orleans the Last h!tscn years ~
tic diseases, in the treatment OF apermatorr'Ssa
and 1mpotency, old diseases Of the most hofE1,e
claaa, where the blood has become Rossonea. r.
ter. pains in the head and bones liberated throat
noec, limbs and body, seroiua, together Win i "a
endless number OF suferinga, is permanens!y 10 10,
Dnarhorn streets, up atalrs. Ten separate rooms,
md iii CONSULTATIONS confidential. de18-h613-3t
, 1864-12-20

1SyuxED.-An unknown MAN fell upon the eide
walk On South Water street last evening. lie vas
taken up insensible and carried to the Central
Station.
, 1864-12-20
:Fnunn.

71lAkEN UP.-A Mare md Har,
ness which tho owner eau hayo By calling at
NO South kIckel atreas proving rropefts ens pay
inE Cha:Se& de1S b36 u
, 1864-12-20

w ANTED We beg leave to call
w your attention to cur Agency tor Prosnttng
Stairs. Nc doing strictly legitimate business,
and the law allows Us to furnish Veteran and. Aisn
triCt the United StatPs where the Principal resides
The nitcd statea Eavn! HI adqunstrr3 for tho Vest
EN- and Northwestern States being At this place. We
have great facilities for rendering a.etsncc % these
who wish to procure substitutes WA. ~ MURPHY
II REu. uE1t h3Le[1t
, 1864-12-20
w neutrality-suspicious.
.y where. to sel hs spbseEiphsn o15 nsW and M sap;

complete In ODE elegant octave volume, with hle
steef piate likeness q Morgan. Price. This s one
OF the best Agency BooE8 In the Mnrket No crcnul.
stances rebellion have developed better material
tor a Interesting instructive and exciting volume
meeting with ready demand In spite Of the dzaft
and the excitement Of the Presidential campaign and
election and now that both over, Agents cannot
help colSSe mone5 IN It, sale. One A9entn Indians
got sabserbers IL two weeks out o. i99 solicited 70
cation to the publishers G. EVE q CO. ~ DsaF"
bern street, Chicago, H. ue1-oe-s-as
, 1864-12-20
TNalltR1===5ub6tltute5.

VA NTED-SubSltute Gen-
w tlemen, do you want a Substituted? II SO, you
can be furnished Win 1t lower heures than y
aS5 e = sosS s sGX z 1ee sa9s at office
Substitutes always on hand
Now ia the ior all men liable to another draft.
whose business md family relations are sneh az 70 '
tuses v hen they can BE- furnished at low figures,
Do not wait this time, many did hctore until tne
drar uns upoE them, before aley thonSet OF fa:aSa
Ing substitutes for then you Will have to paw e1ofbI-
We have tnctl,s,es for fniahing more men than any
other Office In tta city, and nj lower figures.
Gentlemen. before puIehasng sutst't1tc else
satisfy sou as to the correctueas of our state
ment in this note.
this Or @
very respectfully. CUSS CO.
Wanted to inform whom 1t may concern. that !, P.
J. Co.'s, have mutually dssolved the copArsneEship
self said rm doing business under tie name an urn
Of Wu.. II. Murphy Co. basement corner Of LaShle
and Randolph Streets substitute and volunteer agents.
copartnershsp with Vim. H: Ransteah. The fEm viii
hereafter be known as COsS 4 Co. and ouE p1,cc Of
business will be No. South Clark street.. Weare now
prepared 70 furnish substitutes and volunteers for
And We Furthermore wish it distinctly understood
that We can furnsh good H1sn and ~ many as any
Wc viii fos tie present refer to past record. and
let The fntuFe take ITSELF It matters not what
buastul atvertsenens may appear hefots the public
from other firms in our ine Of business We ase ls-
men enlising substitutes and volunteers, or IN ask
Ing less rom these requiring them.
4. B.-To recruiting agents who have heretofore
9s xeas o ssFT5ess M Ssw
as 'ns present en- Ut Il: i fKASs1EAp.
, 1864-12-20

In reports of the Howard Association. Sent BY
mail In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge A.
dre1s Dr. j. Skillon uoughton, Howard Assocla'
don. No. South Ninth street, Philsdelphta, fa-
orli. .ftrs1
, 1864-12-20
v,~tr ar,ck Nfarkee.'

N8w ToEK, Monday, Dct' II
srocxs-Fsrsn.- r. /. losxi n; W s. n VI re, 11n
73k; G. 4 Pitts. !ts~ II! G. Scrip a;cs ?; ,iI1 T. =
Ts; Erts sk; FI W.3ns PIX; s;,s VI H. z
Treas, notes 1s III; 1910 coupons 1o?h SO c2ls-
nnns lclL "a rcrtd 1u9; 6, 81, couponA. Nl.
, 1864-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS,

heart Which has cFimsoned walls, 1ences and bul-
1sons ,os wses past Tas = uaooea last nghs at
~ ~ N1-s 80 ,s een'"uo".
The pTogTon'nae stslcs1 the intense DRAMA Let
niece, with a. Asyelljne prologue to he imper,sl
the~," psa,es,,as - e;os. ~ 80 ~.
uems. t1oosees afs na,saaees, anu .nis ~ no
takes The gallery by storm. and occasioual]y v,tb
so,ne at,-tl;ng 10 csr~ios ~ .5et;r, 49,
pt not to SPEAK Of emotional personases in IN the %
dress circle. y he text Il tame. mneh Of 1t 81 the
stale morality kind, the ~ ,she who would st5ike
An SOFT The1e are a @af paas.ss: Of
iss in 1ss i1ts1,Iss bstsssn ,hs s sszo sa I'd
s e Pfs VIZ IS ses The Tis
crowded Inc,oenta am aenon o. re pay save IT.
1ne aa stGtmng o. Tue basnae Lae ofSaa Eots Q!
ne n IN a IN M ne RhG and
f95g oT91gnd ses; on. 70 ne eHsR5 o. ne
e and sones sna daaees sfo 10
e. g onE
ful run: ,u-,a.. - a.. ..,o,.,, 1.. :.
, e Tobr, ~ ~ T,ncp scoinr s s,r,riner dc
fof one. ~ sa ra
lssss ,6s x5ers ron pfolssae 70 atss aet @ sss
During this tn9 hs 1,sonsr Is 3nrsins,
and wien be ia ressap hv 'he nonnacc h.
out with q live bOti4 i,v H.. ho..+ - s..,sa
curious subjective processts e,nnnssd :; x X Sna5
to MI the past both recoliectiSe fr;epdsTfn fnrn
and aI past lies. This character Il H. t hhnS a9se
M ASns A 12o1sa = aStG. u ssoTe H.
we'll made in physique, and makes up his chatartsr
in good shape. His voice, which 10 stronc ana
well nodulated, has great pathos, and in passages
requiring the development Of this latter al atty he
1svcEy effective. He IL good reader, careful In
bis pronunciation, and rarely addicted 10 rant,
temptation which ia strong II plays Of this sort
The other chafacteIs were fairly cast Mackay
as Jacques Lsgrand was excellent, and his
action, especially at the delivery OF the prisoners
+! from the bastlle, very enectiEe. Nagle, as the
plotting, unscTupn1ous Ab6e Latoar, also made
mneh q ms ena1ae1ef, ana gave us some very
| good olte o. acnne. Myers MAs Myers, dfoli and
i Whlnsaeai as ever. ana Mfe Myers pente, pretty
and F1vacious. MIR. Co"eIl, IN the Countess, had
the heavy, Or a. the programme etylea IT, the 'ln-
| tense" part 70 sustain, which Was q little too
much for her she will. undoubtedly, improve It,
| however. The balance Of the stock Was full OF
| faWs, and the play in many parts dragged. Bat
this ts usually consequent npon the production Of
! lime. It will run more smoothly after
: the company become accustomed to It It
! will, probably, be on the bills all this
; week.
! WooD's MusEUa.-A sad circumstance, which
nc have already chronicled, uecessitated change
I in the programme at Woods foE the week. Last
! night 0ihello Was produced to splendid house,
: and this evening Bradley will do FalstaG Those
: who know his careful and correct appreciation Of
! characters predict repetition Of Hackett ltts q
bold feat fof Bradley to undertake, but we have
little fear for the Jolly, rocking, fat old villain,
, 1864-12-20
auctipt, 5alcs.

AT AUCTION.
At os1 Salesrooms, n, IS and IS Dearborn street,
Commencing On TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. 10th. at
70C.ock. nd continuing tho next day TIE a.Sort-
ent consists OF OF the richest collections OF the
above goods oIered 1t auction in this city, COZ
sIsting In part OF very 1ne
FARIAS STATUETTS AND GROUPS,
Viz: Milton, Dorethea, Unicorn and Lion. Group Of
Terriers, Spring, Greek Slaves, Amurica Faltn and
toge. Bachus. Paul and ylrglnia. Group Carriers,
Shakespeare, bnsts. Eaees, Figures. &C.
FANCY CHINA.
Gold Band Tea Sets. pieces Toilet Sets IT pieces
Moth tups aud Sausefs, Smoking Sets, Ink atands,
Card Receivers. Cigar Stands, Colognes.
FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN WARE
Caratf and Tuublers. Crystal and Ruby Cut and En-.
g1aved Desante,s, Goblets and Wines, very fne An
t!que Toilet sests, Medallion sud Landscape Vases.
COLONIES In beautiful colo1s, Etuscan Vases Lemon
ade Sets, &C., sc. ..-...
EXTRA FINE S1LvEK.FIATED WARE.
Salts, Coffee Urn. elegant Tea Sets. pcs; Liquor
Castor, with bottles and gohlcts, Butter Dishes Ice
P1tchert Salyers and Trays. Pickle lars Tea and COT
Pots Sugars and Creams, G0plets, Mugs very hne
Ivory and SlIver.IfandlRd Table Cuttery, Spoons,
Puf Is, Laalas, f,aryers and Forks. &c, &c.
This gons are OF me richest and hnest and
OF the best quality. IN aoVe comprises but small
10 parsicnla1ize. The goods will BE- worthy the at
tenon OF those wishing anything Of the above. The
goods can be e1sm1ned en- the day Of SALE Every AZ
tlce Will be sold without regard 70 cost some being
ts15 5bs35t ~ Aacttonsers.
, 1864-12-20

EE Diseases Of the Nervons, Seminal, Urinary
AMI Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
, 1864-12-20

An Old EcmedE and a Sure Cure,
We ask no more OF any one than to give yaynea
Expec.orant fair trial to prove that it will cure
the various diseases for which it is reeommeaded.
It has, 1t will and can cure Coughs, Colds AsthmS
Cough, Group, and 4 very large majorit{ Of the
most hopeless caees OF Consumption. where a!l
other remedies fnfl to do any good. Let the a.
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, 1864-12-20
Gbicaqs Irtbn1re.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1854.
THE CITY.

SEE MISS GouLp's card as Lady's Nurse. Her
references are the best our city affords.
, 1864-12-20

t.CAn 1ug SOLDIER FonaEf" ia another new
song and chorus, words by Chas Boynton, music
by Geo. F. Root This Is in the popular vein In
which Mi. Root Is so successful, and literally
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