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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-28

TH E SUBSCRIBERS, LONG ESTAB-
L LiSHED in large retail Dry Goods business
in Maysville, would call the attention of Coun-
try Merchants to their recent addition of an ex-
tensive Wholesale Department.; which will be
conducted on a STRICTLY Cash PRINCI-
PIE.
The many years of experience possessed by
our buyer, combined with perfect knowledge of
the Kentucky trade, thorough acquaintance
ship with all the Manufacturing and Importing
Houses in the East, and the fact Of ur pur-
chases being made for 'Cash," together with
firm determination to sell at a mere commission
advance on Eastern Cost, will be sufficient
guarantees to CLOSE CASH BUYERS that we
cannot be undersold by any WESTERN JOB
BING HOUSE.
Our Stock will be found better adapted to the
wants of of our customers than it is usual to
find in the generality of JOBBING HOUSES;
as it will embrace greater variety of goods than
is ordinarily met with in an exclusive Wholesale
Establishment. The departments allotted to
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-28

GrPsssons wishing the Bulletin. must
paV for it 10 advance. We are compelled
to adopt this course in justice to ourselves.
Our terms are only One Dollar per year.
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HAGAx's MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the most deligh tful and extraordinary
article ever discovered. 1t changes the sun curnt
face and hands to Pearly satin texture of
iavishing beauty. imparting the marble purity
of youth, and the distingue appearance so in
vitino in the city belle of fashion. 1t removes
tan, freckles, pimples and roughness from the
skin, leaving the compilation fresh, transparent
and smooth. 1t contains no material injurious
TO the skin. Patronized by Actresses and Opera
Singers 1t is what every lady should have
Sold everywhere.
DEMAS S. BARNES g. co.
General Agents,
Oct l, '6S. 6m. 2O2 Broadway, N. Y.
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IHAVING RECEIVED OUR EXTEN-
IL SIVE STOCK OF GOODS, recently pur-
chased in Eastern market at the lowest cash
prices, we are now able to offer to the trade n
complete and well selected assortment of Staple
Fancy Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Wines
and Liquors, Cigars, Teas, and all other articles
belonging TO our branch of business.
Our personal attention will be given to re-
ceiving and forwarding all goods consigned to
our care. Below we give brief enumeration of
some of the articles included in our Stock:
CHOICE NEW ORLEANS, LOAF, (LovEEINe's)
CRUSHED, PULVERIZED AND YELLOW
SUGARS;
MoLASSES & SYRUPS (new crop(;
JAVA. RIO d LAGUAYRA COFFEE;
GREEN 81 BLACK TEAS;
FOREIGN e. DOMESTIC FRUIT; RAISINS
AND FIGS lin large and small size packages);
NUTS:
SARDINES; FISH;
COVE 81 sPIC Ed OYSTERS;
PEPPER;
INDIGO;
NADER;
CASSIA;
SODA;
NUTMEGS; &C.
PLAIN 81 PAINTED BUCKETS AND TUBS;
SHAKER, COMMON 81 FANCY BROOMS;
CANDLES;
CORDACE;
NAILS;
SHOT;
MATCHES;
WASHBOARDS; &C.
Rectified Whisky!
We can offer great inducep,ants to C;t, ord
Country Merchants in the way of
Cigars, Tobacco & Liquors,
And a complete stock of GROCERIES bought
with especial reference to this market.
sB-We respectfully solicit the Orders of the
Trade generally.
W. L. & J. L. PEARCE,
Nos IS N 10 Sutton Street,
Jan. 2s, 1864. Ma Us VILE, KY.
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NEW CHINA, GLASS
md -
QueensWare House !!
r. ALBERT.
SecOnd Street,

One door 6elOw Geo. A,thur's Con.feetsoner Store,
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND LARGE
IN AND WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF FRENCH
AND ENGLISH CHINA, GLASS. QUEENS.
WARE AND FANCY GOODS in great variety,
as Vases. Toilet Sets in China, Paran Marble
and and Bohemian Glass, Jewel Boxes; Fancy and
French and English China, plain and gilt
1Iated and Brlttannia Casters, and Plated Table
Ware fall descriptions.
Also, large and fine assortment of COAL
OIL LAMPS of all sizes AID styles, Burners,
Chimneys. Shades and Wicks; the very best of
pure Coal Oil, Cans, etc. All of which will be-
sold for CASH at the very lowest Cincinnati
Prices.
Call. see and judge for yourselvesl
Maysville, sept 8, 1868 r. ALBERT.
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Special Notices.
HEIMSTREETS
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
IT'S NOT Il DYE,

z Ut rcstoi es gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubeswith natural susten-
ance. impaired by age or disease. All an stan
taneous dyes are composed Of lunar cau8tic, des-
troying the vitality and beauty Of the hair, and
afford Of themselves dressing. Heimstreets
Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives the
hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling off,
eradicates dandruf, and imparts health and
pleasantness to the head 1t has stood the test of
time being the original Hair Coloring, and is
constantly increasing in favor. Used by both
gentlemen and ladies'. 1t is sold by all respect
able dealers, or can re procured bp them of the
commercial agents. d. :. Barnes & Co. 2O2
Broadway, New-York. Two sizes, so cents
and 81. loctI'oo-omo.
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WIZARDS HOTEL,


WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. %, 1858. J
GENTLEMEN: We require another supply of
your Plantation Bittcrs, the popularity of which
daily increases with the guests of our house.
Respectfully,
SYKES, CHADWICK 6 Co.
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October.1 1868 emo.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-28
CLEVELAND, Dec. s. 1862.

CLEVELAND, Dec. s. 1862.
[ have been SO ilwithLiver
Complaint and Dyspepsia that was compelled
10 abandon my business. l used three bottles OF
the Plantation Btters, and to my establishment
am entirely cured. They are the best medicine
1 ever used, and 1 shall endeavor to make them
known. Please inform me what S.-T,--1s6O-
X. means. Yours truly, II. B. KINGSLEY.
DR.. W. A. Chiids surgeon of the Tenth YER
mont Regiment, writes; 81 wish every soldier
had bottle ofPlantation Bitters. They are the
most effective, perfect, and harmless tonic ever
used"
GAIT HOUSE, LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec 81, '6-.
Messrs p. H. DRAKE d Co.
We are compelled to order II doz Plantation
Bitte1s to supply friends who have no other way
of procuring this admirable article.
Respectfully yours,
10 PrODTiatOrS
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ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Dec 81, 1861.
The Plantation Btter5 have
cured me of the worst kind of dyspepsia of near
four years standing. Ihave recommend them to
Others, and az far as 1 know with signal success
am, DC. Rev. j. S. CATHoRN.
, 1864-01-04

TIE GoTTscHALK-Ba11NoLI CoNCERT,-The
storm, an account Of which ia narrated at length
In another column, deprived our citizens OF the
rnze musical treat which had been advertised for
their benefit to come of on Saturday night Cots
chalk, and portion Of his troupe, were showed
In at Harvard, on the Northwestern road, while
tic rest Of the troupe was equally unfortunately
situated at Milwaukee. The concert for Saturday
evening, was, "a matter OF course, postponed,
and will be given on, Monday evening. The pro-
gramme advertised for Saturday evening win be
the one for Monday evening. It Is selected with
excellent taste, and embraces ''tha Carnival Of
veniee,a by Gottschnlk; the famous "Shadow
Air. from Dinornh, by Mile Cordier; sesenade
from Don Pasquale, BY Brignoli; Sounds from
Home, By Patti, on his violin romauza, Eom the
popular new opera Of Faust, by Bdgno'i; 01es
O1eolos Dapza, by Gottscha1k and Beh1ens; q
grand duet fton1 Lima di chamounlx, BY Mile Cor
der and Brignol, and some i've or si1 other
equally good compositions. The tickets sold and
aenta selected for Saturdays concert will be good
for Monday evening.
Tickets purchased for Saturday may be e1chang.
ed for Monday, or the money will be refunded,
this day, at q. M. Higgins music store.
McV1czKR's TRATnE.-Niss Laura Keene, one
Of the best known and most popular actresses Ia
the country, commences an engagement at AcVfck.
er'a Theatre this evening" and will appear az Miss
Hazdcastle, in the sterling comedy Of She stoopa
to Conquer. Mias kecne brings with her rom her
New York company, Mr. Peters aud Mr.. Lsnick,
who will pereonate Tony Lumpk1n and Young
Barlow. The manager does well In introducing
this clas oftheatrical entertainments, aud wetrus
he will secure liberal countenance from the
public. ...
THE Cmcus.-At Robinson & Howes' Circu.
several new stars will appear-Nonteverdi, TIT
eontortionist !; Burrows and Kelley, the acrobats
Master Gonzales, the Gillian eprite, together wit.
Robineon, the great rider, Dan Castillo, and othe
| popular members Of the company. On Friday mex
the management devote the proceeds Of the enter
tainment to the benefit Of the Permanent Soldiers
| Home.
| AcAoEaY OF Mus1c-Arlington & Co.'s Min
strels offer an excellent bill tonight. It iuclude:
New Years Calls, Mesmerism 0utdone. Loves
Labor Lost, the Three Conecrpts, with large va
riety Of popular aongs, da1ees.&
NEw OPERA HousE,-Sam Gardner's new opers
troupe, at Kngabu1y Hall, is drawing well. The
programmes are selected with taste and all whe
| 20 there ssem delighted Go and see them.
4 VARIEr1Es.-Ibe Varieties is getting Its ful
share of public consideration. The fun ia 1aors
than equivalent to the price ron pay.
Card Of Thanks.
The undersigned In behalf Of the Michigan Cen
t1al Railroad, takes this method Of expressing
thanks to the officers OF the Michigan Southern
scngcrs Of the Michigan Central train. at th
"cToss1ug'' On Friday. Also tothe officers Of tn
illinois Central Railroad, for valuable assistance
especially Mr Hayes and Mr.. Morrow for engines
E. SARGENT, Gen. Agent.
, 1864-01-04
OPENING OF TURNER'S HALL.


According TO announcement made In our col
49, 5.s,..te-- an~o.. o-,o. - ~ 80. -,
LINE tne ocaeaoJ .nua " ,s0 tno ne% Aa1
OF the 1Hfhoe7Meaaae or herman 4urnefs AS
sociation," were held on Thursday afternoon, at
their new hall on North Clark street. The edifce
IA an ,mnosfnp structure erected by .Mesars.
Schmidt s Katz after plans designed By A. Bsuer,
and cost exceeding $le,000. The hsu was beauti-
fully festooned with flowers and evergreens. and
anrnnrlatcly draped with national colors. Not
III AZ. az ,,,,s,nn.c1 ~ .ha xre.tnar sna
"'lnsHanulas u1o ,s - ~ t, 10
the fatt tnat tae sno" nau IAl1 au e1npatko upoa
travel, there was gocdly gathering Of the TuIn-
er'e of the city and fair representation from SIM
H.. o.ar,at;ono IN other rftiaa ronos,,+ahtv ,l1.
Ia. ,araa 1oom nov n, tsc ,rst ms thrnrn
open to the public. We noticed also large NUM-
ber Of our prominent German citizens participating
In The novel inauguration ceremonies, or course
aaaanant -. . % ,ans,e .nd oood snsaEinc wers not
The members Of the Chicago Turnaemtinde invi-
ted oncsta, and pupils, assembled at noon. at Kin
gfa f}a1i nfYnr Whicb theT marched in processton.
1nadad 1 T IL M f1nent Western Rand. tfroupf the
nr;nrjnal etreets 10 the new hall, Amer ! ehort
RFest * Tefpeshment the Iaree hail throp ppen
F. .se1 ~ e ~ tSoir onesfs md frirnds and the
os11oties ~ ~ 1a1fes. The membsr5 srraneei
96hena eives In front Of The natform which was DC
,T3aS hv the sneskef1. renresentatiyea al the
pas o,ttor{es frnm ahroad archftect hnfldera
pras,,+.vs p.ss1, ~ cn1nn,;ttee etc.
49, aecsess ,rerr nnened with the uJubilee
NsrchS7 hv t1e Rari. af[er which Mr. Bsuer, The
a,ehitSct ornr11T eIiyered the EeYs OF the build-
fn1 ~ fhe snneTintendent. Joseph HMM. who in
t1fn banded them over TO Mt. Weldtnger. Mr
, 1864-01-04

evening BY grand concert BY the Great Western
EaId. Tie following was the programme for tho
occarion:
/. Festival oreriurs. expressly composed Tor
the occasion by e. Romanus-
i. Tot Ponr1i, from the opera an Troratote" :"
by Verdi
a, Duct for horn and flute, ftoua the opera
"L'gktnirg" by Hnlcve5.
!. Festival March, with song, expressly COM
pured for this orcasfoE--music by T.: Freisiae !;
tcxt by Henry B1rt1er.
:. Overtime from the opera "Aarths" SJ
q. Air snd chorus from the opera "The Rob
bers' by Verdi,
!. Cavstipa for horn and fu.e, composed for tho
occasion BY T. Frcising.
g. Grand German national Pot Pourri, by
Thcmas.
Amer the concert sumpsuous lunch was laid
which was freely served until long sfter midnight.
, 1864-01-04

Mr.. Tucker, Of the Briggs House contributed
800,
Mr.. II. L. Bristol reported ssa.to collected, Of
lery, accompanied bT an eloquent and encouraging
letter from Jos. B. Smith.
Mrs. ". F. Myrick reports S16.
Mre. o. E. uosmer. 81.
Mrs. c. W. Andrews, S45.
Mrf- A. Tolman, $t1 20.
MIR. u. Sayets returns from South Water street,
44p25 from the Stewart House. 19.50-makfpg the
total amount collected by this indefat{gabc work
Mss. E. pearce collected from the Adams House
$49.
Mrs. Degeuhardt, $12.
Mrs. r. c. Greer. IS.
Mrs. J, Il. Bird, $1660.
HRS. j. Z. BradHefl, $2G,00.
Mre. Ada Brudwelj. SB1.
Mrs. J. c. Fargo, $3.50.
From F. Millard, Milford, Wis, 81.
Total amount reported at this meeting. $500.
On motion. Mrs. Archibald Clybournc WIS added
to the Board of Managers.
On motion, the Publishing Committee were In
structed to describe the new facsimile OF tho
Presidents Emancipation Proclamation, Just fs-
sued that the public need not te imposed upon by
7ende1s Of The Proclamation published In other
Mrs. Loon11s. Mrs. sayera and Mrs. Hosmer,
were appointed as the visiting committee for tho
ensuing week. ..-...
An announcement was made by q gentleman rep
repenting Robinson & Howes' Circus. that the
benefit entertainment will be given by the Circus
Company on Friday night Of next week.
The Board adjourned to meet next Friday alter-
noon at o'clock, at the Soldiers Home, at which
time every canvasEcr Is requested to be present.
, 1864-01-04

RECRUITING FOR CoLoRED R9En1ESTs.-
The work Of recruiting for the First Regiment of
Colore1 Volunteers for the State OF Illinois, Is
progressing quite satisfactorily. Besides those
who have gone forward there arc now SO or 81
co1ored men awaiting transportation to headquar-
ters. Eleven Of those were recruited on Saturday.
The colored men arc stepping forward with be-
coming aacriy to take their places In the ranks Of
the defenders OF their freedom.
DEATH FROM AsPHT1IA--Justico DeWo1f
held an inquest upon the body OF Isaac J. Hall, at
100 Rush street. It appears that the deceased died
from suffocatfon, caused by blowing ont the gas
when he retired, and failing to turn 1t OF after.
wards, the gas escaped into the room, Whaling
the sir causing hia death. Mr. Hall Was from Ken.
tncky, and bad girl about five years old with
him. The verdict OF the Coroner's jury wa7that
ho died from sufrocation, attaching no blame to
any person.
MERCANTILE A5soC1ATIoN-AHNuAL MEET
>Mo.-The annual meeting Of the Mercantile Asso-
citation will be held this (Monday) evening In the
rooms Of the Association. After the transaction
OF ordinary business, officers will be elected to
eerve durmg the ensuing year. The Association.
will then adjodsn to the fremont House, where
banquet will be provided for the nembers md in
yited gueats
RoHpER1Es.- VILLAS and James
Cleary were ar1aigned at the Police Court On Sat-
urday morning, On a charge Of robbery; they we're
held in the sum Of s0) to appear at the Recorders
Court.
A colored man, who gave his name as Ei3sh
Parker, was also charged with the robbery OF
goods from James Vaughan; he Wsa held In 500
to the Recorders Court
TuAr LARGE PANE OF G1Ass.-The mon-
f,~& &taT TV7 r.
, 1864-01-04

DONATIONS 70 TIE REFToE.-The managers
Of the E1rfng Woman's Refuge have received the
following donations during the months Of October
and November. They return their thanks, and
trust that the exhibition win not be foFgotten IN
future by the benevoleutpublic.
IN Goods-Ho.lieler & WEkins,. S; Alber
Z Sweet, $s,o6;, George Dudley fireman fireman
sso5; satteils, MeIs, = <ss saqlknest Mt
etead, Norton i CO: q; Charles E: Willard ., !;
brown S1.s4; Webster 4 Baxter s2.f5; Fnller &
Is; T. F. Farnnm s. Wiswe'l & pay
S.; Walter. Shay, one boil, cotton cloth ;
Davis i f~er, two bolts Of calico;
Davis s SAWYER, bolt flannel; Bowen Bros,
bolt Canton flannel, tbo1t calico; Louis Goodman,
dress pattern; R1chmond q Mather, sack pat
tern; Wallace i Wheeler, do: Newhan & Green,
brl apples = Barbour, ! D'teai George Steele
leaf laId; = Stanley turkey; friend ios 81 Gos
fee; New England Mills, eack meal; ! Mcallis
art large coal stove; j. sollitt, load kinaling
Seasd ad SsRt eR5stt aat fSfas y3Sa gsSd
B, Williams, ton coai; Waidron 4 Orn1aby x do
T. r. CLARK, " do; A. f. Clark. x do.
IN Cash.. c. Mitchell, s. VIM. McKindIey
81; o. T, Conner 81; L. 9. Huntingdon, 81;
+. Craig, Il; F. Mos1ey, $2; John Beers, $1iJ J
]. Simmons, 81 Jerome Beeehsr, g.; J:
Pratt, t9c; G. g. Wicker, 81; q. v: Hinsdale ID
&: e 4 s. McE'Hsn MIeEEI'sha =; E RNS Nd8t q; 6 II FL
Bisckai, 81; Frantlsn I iaiiner, 81; i. shyer, 81
". D. Harris, e; J. Il. Dunham, 81; E. Il. Sa!
gent. 81; Alex. Bently, Soc; r Taylor, g. Total
, 1864-01-04
VINELAND - Lands To q

VINELAND - Lands - 10 all
wanin9 Fsrms-l.ArEe and thriving settlement.
rnild and henthul climate, 30 miles south of Phadt}
pha By failrosd- Rich soil produces large ctops aero
racta from e15 to 50 per acre payable within four
taets ehazches schools and good society T. noE
s1e ae sna pnss f. psny e s ans
plaee Ia Iald onE il Letter; 1nswsEsd
vim BE sent bee. Address CHA9. 4. LANDS. Vino
1and Post Omee CCmbeIlsnd county heM p,to,
From report Of 5olon Hohinson Eric nltutA kalIGs
Of tho Tribune: It " ono Of the most iete
t.acts. In aluo6Seye poation eno suia@os @ Ganua.
ths Wnef n-siries pcB-o11aiNa
, 1864-01-04
SOLDIERS ROME.
Regular Meeting OF the Board OF Dl.
rec2Qra. Reports Of C0ptrlbuttOna.

Regular Meeting OF the Board OF Dl.
recaors. Reports Of Contributions.
Notwithstanding the weather waR intensely cold,
the Thermometer indicating 16o below zero u full
bakere dozen of the soldiers Lady fr1ends were at
the meeting, and as there were no cars running,
those who came from a distance as several Of
them did, manifested their wt1lingnees.to make
sacrifice for the soldiers' Home.
The Superintendent presented his weekly report,
which showed 1856 arrivals, 16s departures, and IS
remaining. Meals furnished during the week
1923; lodgings 3s6.
The following letter which was read, e1plains
itself:
Chicago, Jany. 1st- 1854
Tuoe. B. DHrAN, Esq,
prest. Soldiers Home.
DEAR SIN AT a convention OF Ronte Mall
Agents OF tho Northwest convened In this city
ehort time since, 1t was resolved to ralfe fund
by donations from its members, to deftay the in-
cfdeutal expenses ofthe convention; and the sur-
plus. II any. was to be donated TO the Soldiers
Home Of Chicago. In accordance With that re-
soiyet enclosed peaee find $25,
IT, but nevertheless small II is, We trust that It
Will gnden the heart and minister to the wants OF
some one or more OF those noble soldiers who
bayc perllcl life and suffered health IN the Eaorl-
ous struggle for the preservation Of the Union
the Constitution and the laws-and for the honor
Of that old Rsg that has been, and still must be re-
r epected at home and abroad.
HARR1soN PARK,
Na. II. DuNN,
WIN. F. DEWoLF.
/. Committee.
, 1864-01-04

RAnRoAp ACCIDENTAL engine belong
ing to The Northwestern RaNrosd Company ran OF
the track yesterday and foil into tho ditch. At Kas
mans lumber yard, Rear Randolph Hs1eot,
, 1864-01-04

Prepared by Geo. Il. Reed & Co.. offer the
s,mplcsi and most perfect means Of dyelng house,
bnId appare1 eve. presented to the public, They
embrace 20 different shades, and Include all tho
new and fashionable colors, and arc perfectly /Ast
sa1pples on slik and wool can be seen and the
coIore procured Of the d1uggists.
ias.tsec-2t-EW&F
, 1864-01-04

A srRA1,-A little girl just arrived in
Chicago in company with. her aunt from Clsve-
land, got on the Randolph street cars yesterday
and missed her protector. She Is about ten years
old, aud says her aunt's name Is Burroughs. The
stray is being cared for by Mr.. Bryon, Randolph
4 at1eet. Clpse to Onion Park.
, 1864-01-04

RVI3INJOIV & AV w L5 VUIIU-
~ pio1 Circus. Washington stsest, opposite the
Saturday AFTERNOON.
ROBINSON. DAN CASTILLO, and the whole Of
the Great ufEanlzatlou- VIII conclude With the Al.
terpiece Of tie NlLLr9 ASD CoL1HAT. IN wsica vim
t,auge. On next Friday 4 benefit for THE PRRAiA-
HEkT ROME FOR sol lp1Rlss, one half the receipts
Will be- handed orer to those who manage and direct
the Institute. Doors open 1t o'clk Ftfformancato
commence e Afternoon M a. * o's9ck. Slshts-pooIs
for rreservcdsca Pfie Of Circle
(an chafrs) 20 cents Chile under 10 years agee
Is cents; Social Circle. tan seass) IS csnta.
, 1864-01-04

UK1oS LEAGuE,-The State delegate to the
National Council, lately held at Washington, will
make report Of the proceedings in that Council
on Monday evening, the 4th instant, at Warmers
Hall All the Councils of the city and county are
desired to be present.
Il. Fauntleroy, Esq, will a1so deliver On that oc
, 1864-01-04

kuoff6s ana manaGareFa. S
MISS LAURA KEENE.
Who will appear In series OF Comedies. aa,sted bv
these popular members OF her New York Company
MIR. PETERS aud MIR. LENICK.
e 5~seats can be secured for the entlse week ~
The Theatre warm and comfortable
Mondny Evening, Jan. 4th, 1854, will be pEesen,ca
the celebrated Comedy OF
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
ales t.1aOEnsaG-s - .A1a3 LAnti keeu6,
Itn9 LHm2 in.......-....-s... MI Peters.
GEAxn pAAcK,-.........MlsA l1xx1x u1eur.
TO conclude with
THAT BLESSED BABY,
Several novelties In preparutfon
, 1864-01-04

= .. L. A-Thc delegate from this Congress
eional District will mako report Of the dolngs OF
the national Council, recently held at Washington,
On Moulay cyaning at Warmers Hall
, 1864-01-04
Lost.

r OST-Between the Chicago and
~ 81. Louis Depot and the fremont House, al 1.Yrs
Geneva Watch open faced, small dial, tho back
rmeIed and set With diamonds. The dndrr will b,
literally rewarded by leaving 1t at the TTe mont
Eo1se. jAl t5aSat