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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

SUDDEN DEATH AT THE UNION DEPoT.-
An elderly lady, aged apparently about. fifty
years, died very suddenly at the Union De-
pot yesterday afternoon sbeuttWo O'clock
She was manifestly unwelI, but had got on
board the Pittsburg train, and was talking
to some soldiers in the car but moment be-
fore her death. It seems that she had stated
to lady on the cars that she was on her re-
turn from Berea, where she had been under
treatment from DR.. Clark for cancer in the
left breast. On examining her nothing was
found to indicate her name. She was as we
stated, about fifty years of age, and wore a
hood and black dress. About her neck hung
string Of old fashioned gold bssds. She had
in her pocket ticket to Berea and another
to Ravenna, the latter of which she had just
purchased. very large cancer was found
on her breast, which had undoubtedly reached
her vitals and caused her death.
The body was properly cared for by the
depot authorities, and officer Warren has tel
egraphed to Ravenna and written to Berss
to inform tbe friends of the deceased of the
fact of her death.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

HIGH PRIcEs. - Notwithstanding the
great advance in Boots and Shoes, We are
pleased to see there is yet one place in the
city at which they can be had at the former
low prices. This is at the great Bankrupt
Sale, lO8 Superior street, where they are
closing out the immense stock of II. Blinn &
Co., at less than manufacturers prices.
These goods must be sold Immediately for
benefit of creditors. This is a chance for
bargains which but seldom occurs, and to
any one who may want anything of this
kind we offer the advice to give them a call.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

REDUCED PRIoEs.-To those who desire
to purchase Ladies' Fine Dress FurJ we
would say that L. Benedict & Sons have con
cludsi, in order to close out their large stock
of Furs, to sell at reduced prices.
d,oqQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

Row ON TIE eQUARE.-A disturbance
was made on the Square last night which re-
suited in some loud shouting and calls for
police. Nothing serious, however, resulted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

PEHsoEAL-M Msjor Perkins, of the 1O5th
Ohio, left yesterday evening to rejoin his reg
imsut, at Chattanooga. Hshas rsgained his
health and is looking well.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

THE 29rH CONE BACK.-The good and
sturdy 29th Ohio arrived at our Depot from
Chattanooga, at noon yesterday, on the:CO-
lumbus road, and were marched from thence
to Camp Cleveland. 1t numbers some three
hundred men, and ,as it marched up Superior
street, under the command of the gallant
Colonel Fitch, its torn coIOrs floating in the
breeze, its men bearing on their bodies the
sad marks of battle, their looks brought homo
to US the terrOrs of war. The regiment was
not received, we think, with the enthusiastic
honor to which its record entities it. 1t has
long been in the same brigade as the Seventh
and has shared with that nsble regiment the
hOnOrs of many hard-fOught field. Now it
has re enlisted in body for three years more,
and has come home to recruit.
It was raised in AshtabuIa County and was
commanded by Colonel BuIkley, of Akron,
until i'll health forced that gallant officer to
resign. It is now under the command of
Colonel Fitch. The men will remain in Camp
Cleveland for a day or two, until thirty day
farlOughs can be granted them and they can
go home to their friends.
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SKIRT 8 SUPPORTERS.
TTENTION, LApIRs

Rave removed their Salesroom from l6i O1tario-3s
70 Room No. ., Honmaun's Block, opposite q
Post once, WherO they will be happy 20 See 80
their old Customers, and a. many new 0nes Is may
At TO call and examine
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01
CITY NEWS.

LADIES, you will find all the Choice Col
ors Of VsIvets also, Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, at Mrs. ShaW's Rooms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

I HAVE had consigned to me several
thousand dollars worth Of Ladies Fnrs which
must be sold at any price. Now is the time
to get your furs cheap at PaddOok's, 22I Su-
perior street. deo29-I32
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

~ Or. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Elsetropsthy, res obstinate cases OF DyspeP-
sih, Rheumatism. Scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, snd diseases of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, LUngs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other CHROME diseases. Reference
given 10 many formidable cases cured in this city
Rfter other physicians had failed. See advertise
ment in another column. Office No. 1l9, Seneca
rk-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL Prize FIGHT.
For full particulars, call at J. Qainlan' g
News Depot, ia Ontario street, where can
be had Bell's Life, Tho Sporting Life and
the Illustrated Sporting News. Also, the
Clipper and Wilkes Spirit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

The CAMPBELL's LAST NIGHr.-This
very fine troupe of Ministries gave their first
entertainment last evening to an audience
which crowded Brainard's. We have not
time to speak Of them in detail, but can only
say that they fully sustain their former repu-
alton.
This afternoon at three o'clock matinee
will be given, for the benefit of families, and
this evening the closing entertainment of the
company will be given. Big bills are pre-
sented
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

Com, OATS AND OH MEAL, for sale at
reduced prices at "a Murison street.
CHARLES DEWOLF.
Cleveland, December 80, 1868.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

To prevent Small POx, use a Homeopathic
preparation Of Macrotin and Vaceinin. On
Iy twenty-five cents at Halls, No. II. Pub
lie Square. dec29:IW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

HAVE YoU RHEUMATIsM 2-The Electro
Thermal Baths, No SO Prospect street, are
the best remedy known. dscI5:iS2
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Total collected yesterday...............sl,2g ,2g


Besides this, the product of one days
work, between three and five thousand dol
lars worth of goods and food had been pre-
viousIy raised. The Committee have now
canvassed half Of Superior street and are at
work on the rest of the city. They report a
most excellent spirit among all those called
on, and expect like patriotic reception with
those whom they have yet to see. Contri-
buttons from the country, in the shape of
wood, &c, are solicited. A wood depot will
be established on Ontario street. The re-
ceivirg and distributing Office of the Com
mittee is now located in the basement of
the Court House, Ehsre the largest dry goods
and grocery business in the city is just now
being carried on. One hundred families
have already applied for, and received, re-
lief
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

HIGHWINES.-THE UspIRsIeE-
I'D pay special attention to the sac Of HIGH
wines. Consignment will always receive prompt At
iention. Cash advances made when desired.
L. r q 8. BURGESS,
daaN Nos ~ and lSS Suberior-St-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01
Notice TO Water-tnkers.

Cleveland, December l, 1868.
Water-takers will please take notice that
the water rents are now due, and are required
to be paid this month.
By order of the Trustees.
[dec2:13I] GEO. W. GIRTY. Sso'y:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

SAWED AND SPLIT WooD at Yates Wood
and Coal Yard. dec2S;I32.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Mass MEETIEG.--The enrolled men Of the
Third Ward are urgently requested to meet
at the Public Court Room, at hslf-psst seven
O'Clock on Saturday evening, January I'd,
1884. Business of great Importance will
come before the meeting that every enrolled
person for draft has a personal interest in.
The friends Of the Third Ward are deter
mined the quota shall be filed that the
Third shall not be disgracsd by draft, while
other Wards fill their quotas. One final eff
fort will be made to fill the quota. Some l25
men have already subscribed funds. All
must do so. The money must be raised, and
the recruits can be had by the 5th Of Janu-
Ory. Unless the enrolled men como forward
those who have subscribed will protect them
selves with the funds raised, and have others
do the same. Good speakers will be In
attendance.
By order of the Committee. dec3I
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ternoOn.
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C. G. BRUCE.


LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
OLEvrIlED, Ohio, WAsHEsroN, D O.,
Nc. Lymau's Block No. 4i3 Ninth st.
Near the Court House.
We are authorised by Government to collect
sIOO bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
dren, and rightful heirs Ofall deceased soldiers
also
to which every discharged soldier 0 was dis-
abledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
PhAn sisters, as they are seVerally entitled un-
1sr the law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men
money due teamsters, aud every other class OF
claims growing out of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
arc not Licensed.
We publish " The sOLDIER's Friend" paper
o much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send US your name aud stamp, and we viii send
copy free, OF twelve copies, one each month,
for 26 cents.
Apply to Us IN person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shsl haze prompt attention
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C.
eomplished what we undertake.
septic c. G. BRUCE.
CLEVELAND WOOLKN MILLs.
A. & Z. &. POPE,
suPerintendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds OF
WOO LIN GOOD
Consisting Of Plain Fancy
OAssIMEREs,
D0ESKlNS,
SATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FLAENEIS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
IA good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Office and Salesrooms,
NO. s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
auS-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

HERRINGS' SAFES.-WE. AS
Agents OF manufacturer keep on hand an as-
sorfTnenf Of these ceshrated Safs which are oered
at New YORK prices, adding t.snsportation.
i. .. q 8. BURGESS,
decH ls5 and lSS Supsrior-st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

CRY RELIEF CoMMIrrEE.-The following
collections have been made by the energetic
and efficient City Relief Committee, ysster-
day. Colonel senter and Captain Peirce
have proven themselves most excellent beg
gars, as this good list proves:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

Committee ON WAR MEMoRIALs.-The
following persons, composing the Committee
on War Memorials, Relics and Curiosities,
for the Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair, are re-
quested to meet at my office, No. 6 Atwster
Building, on Saturday, January I'd, at 3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

Is the snlY article that
will make Leather per-
.ectly WATERPROOF and
at the same time keep it
soft and pliable. It hss
bsen put to the severest
test BY members OF the
Fire Departments and Ad-
mitted By all to be the
BEST IN USE.
~A more liberal dis
count to Jobbers 3 Deal
srs than Is made BY any
Othe manufacturer.
Manufactured By
T. LATTER,
I02 SuDsrior-St.,
septil Olsyslnnd, D.
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IUgTNKsB KOTIgKB.
d. w. GAGE,
Licensed War Claim agent.

Oollsots Bounties Pensions Back Pay, Prize Money
and othsr War CLAIMS.
HTPefsonal Attsnti0n is given y the prosecution
Of Ola ms in the departments At v ashington.
H%Au persons having Claims should apply in per.
son, or BY lerter, OF once, and they will recsive
o, w. GAGE,
octl3-nB 163 Euperior-St., Cleveland, o.
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to which every discharged soldier was DIS
abledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phAn sisters, as they are seTeraIly entitled un-
Isr the law. Also.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

Ar THE AEeIER-The Campbell Minis
trel troupe are all stopping at the Angler.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
--- -
DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, /

DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, e
r. DOUGLAS B o.,
l79 SuperiOr-Bl
ARTI5Ts' EATBEIALS-WIND Al
HNWTOH'S and GOupll's OF and Water Color.
Et Z. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
i79 Supsrior-Bi
OVAL ARD sQUARs GILT RosEWoc
Frames, ~ b. Z. DOUGLAS a CO.'S,
l7y 5upsriOr-sf
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF 0ELaBRARl
RHinEiLEs and Engrsyings, At
q. B. DOUGLAS cos,
E9 9SaperiCr-et
"GAEHHS De VISIT" or CHLHBEATF
Ken and Women, and Palmsr's Marbles, ct
L. b. DOUGLAS OO.1e,
l79 Suporfor-S4s
sINA FHakAEIRGs OF DIsTIFGUIsHEp D
Hun z. b. DOUGLAS 8 CO.'S
sprl3 I79 SupscioE-e
DORTRAIT FRAMES.-SoUARa
and Oval Git Frames, AZ
msy24 sARGEAEf'B.
DHOTOGRAPH gRAMES.--9IR
IL and Rosewood Oval Frames, splendid ssscrsl
Bsnt. SARDEAHT"F,
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CHIOAGO MARKEr-pse. s1.

LBY TELEaRAPH.l
firm
Dressed HoEs-Better. Ths bulk Of sales we're
at IS, 1907 10
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Pensions,

due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chi
dren, and rightfnl heirs ofaf deceased soldiers
also
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Rose q PrsntI..' Provl.lua market Re.

Hoso q Prentias' PrOvls1un Market Re-
port.
Inc following are the rates charged by them:
Hams -nugar-eured preminh Hams, D B........llh5
DEAog lleel . u..- lie
SnouiuerH-cugar-curu y Sc
bacoa-Or Smoked Sides 2 los
Laru-trime leaf, kettle-rend ed in bbl8 . l25fc
friine leaf, Kettle rendered In kegs Il b..l2Ac
hles8 . 90
Extra clear 3 bbl....-.......... $3.50
- No extra charge made for packages or cartage
20 railroad depot boats. Ali articles are warrant
ed strictly primo, and equal TO anything ia the State
orders promptly nlled. Our sugar-eured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio stats Fair. ROSE 4 PRENTISs
hos. li2, IA and lag OntariO-st., Cleveland.
FEKANC CIAL.
n. Z. HONEY lIARKET-Deo. 81.
IBT TEIEaRAPH.I
cent
sterling EHchanEe-Market duh. sa'ss at
GOld-Wsthout material change Opened at SIS
and closing dull at 5zl152'6
Government stooks-Marke. quiet and st. ady.
n. Z. STOCK mARKET-Deo. II.
IRT THLAaRAPH.I
4No Second Beard to-day
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
OLEyELAED, Ohio, WASHINGTON, D O.,
Nc. Lymau's Block, No. 443 Ninth St.
Near the Court House.
We are authorised by Government to collect
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FINANCIAL.

NY. STOCK mARKET-Dec. II.
IRX THLnaRAPH.I
No Second Bearl lo-dar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-01

Building, on Saturday, January I'd, at
o'clock, P. n:
F Brayton, - Smith,
Colonel = H PAYNE, DrJ P Kirkland,
Colonel C Goddard, George Beebe,
Captain Ben Stannard, o H Perry,
B Hurlbut, George B MerWin,
DR. Sterling, r Parsons.
W " Chandler, J S Perly.
E CoWles.
1t is important that this Committee COM
plets its organization at once, full atten-
dence is therefore earnestly requested.
H. F. BRAEFos, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

DOUGLAS ROBINSON Secretary
EswYogk Jlr.'i, l@.
DIEECrOEs;
w c pTCVTrcGILI JfAFs pFNKARD,
W N. r. GUION. WI. NJ EVARTS
SANL u. BABCOCk, ROBERT SPkDDlND,
JAS. NJ. BROWN, }. u. JOHNsION,
n CHANDLER FRED'K c. GERHARD.
GRO. ". HENEiNGS. ShML D. CALDNk Eli,
ROBr. ". OLIPDANE WILSON q. HUNT
H. :. srAULbiSG. J. fiERP0ST MORGAN,
j. y. AsPfNWALL GcORGE ". BE,
lOH: ALLEN NAL WRIGHT,
6USTNNIS kUTTER ENIL hEiNEhANN,
J.. a. BRlGHsM THOS. sbOCONB
J. a. MGCkE. GEO. a. PHELPS, IN,
JOHN X GARDNER n 4. S)RChAN.
RICHARD lkIdERs. President
JOIN 4. PARKER. Nirc President
JAMES +. COX, SECOND Vice PRECEDENT
DorGIls ROBINSON, seer tsry
This Company having cabhLed Branch Oioes =, London
under d. engagement Of Messr JOIN PlC&EASGlLL
son, and Liverpool under he management Of hessr
OUlOE Co. Bisks Will - taken IN London AID Liverpool
10 Eul from ali parts Of the world As same
ard conditions obtained olai, Com
panic. ia Hrrsrd. Loses under Policies Issued By these
brsnctcs viii h, alaed and paid either at London Liver
pool o. Row cEk nay 10 agreed on whom tAs i1A -Ie
taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

DROpOSALs Tor $500, 900 VOLUNTEER
4 SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDs 10.
FlGffr rsi a prarosar VIZ b. scce>4 az Ae Cougtro
Ter. Ohce natl al EsOAY Nlf'h ~ % o'clo.k D. no.
vsen ths sane viii be publicly eps7ed fgr Tie plrtse ~
pt u tbe.r par vslas o t- whole any p.r 81 hr
no III I'VE Hlrttsi Ttoasand D3rs ~ TIC N0Lt 81
TER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID ttND hOhD5 No. % '
lDrfri by .l-tnce c .he tD passed. ~ -
o 1914 sll no ~ of 80 Lcgfs 'i 90 7t-io Of e" io'A
paf,cd Nafc4s l1l
Tios Bonii vii bear ia,ercs ~ he ra'o OF I've Pr cent
Der n.uun rayahr sru ii fH tr' t - or N ~ 1
November "a each ys.r und TIE principal "i b. rcdoenei
Natcla Der }, leaA .
A.. rrop9sni va stale fhe snornt ~ bond c~firei sni
ths rrs per bundled d au urerL sr4 ihr f"fs'nH
ha. rfoy..aI accepted vii be- f fea % eros- i" "a
Dc ChsniJrfltn Of h. City vin tc tlys si TIE opening
Of t.r bid, the awarded 90 them respectively.
on eTesentn. he Cou.gtulrr ts IC-rli- o gre 'hil
h-rl,r ~ such deposits is lsriat bf fn 90 70
bonds f,r -qra amounts @ tic - value t-rcoL oeaNt N
,,rs.: n on the ds'cs ~ 1ymtrts. ~
rsch tfopotiton ,toui be iceiel arl 'ltorsf fopot
f,r Vo.gut.er Soldier, Family AID Fund houi NO. r. aha
l1cl1ysi ia ,cc0la suyeo ED fcsrd to .o t'-pf'h
Tas frhL is rrursd 90 Erlsct fy ~ VI Lo ol4a iAs
gn.el eats Of lhs Corp, fniilr rlcnifs 3.
MATTHEW y. BNLHNAN C0nfF0.f.
CITY r. View Nafk. Department 81 linalcc, 1swPi'
OTee. Febsurfy 10, lfDL
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Amusemcria.

IVNIA HIPP0THEATRON
NEwYoE& CIRQUE ooo,,n
FIEFu Ei5fG 81 OF T; f ~ SEASON.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
M,,txogs. A 'si SUPERB
uh,., nIp Paf .',. F,EM !,
PRIDE AND ORSA3IEEF
ENTIRE CITY
Hundred rnla!,to obtain adni5iel.
UNANIMOUS EXPRESSION
WONDER ~, 81 DELIGHT
BY TIE THOUfgDs PRESENT
MARVELLOUS GaASGtissuR AND BEAUTY
AND TnE sPLESbo H. Or P-' sit PERFORMANCE.
This Mammoth Iron Eu.laz ne {. one ever desi ned
and constructed specially for hipodramsts perform ,He
lie management IN ttc United ie; also exceeds 80 Size
eesanee and omio aay oi 'he Imperial CI1ues sd Hippo
dfones Of CoinsntI Europa It has been contributed
TiiE MODEL kNPHTHEATER O. TIE WORLD.
Ihe great features q marked sAcelen.e Ia III, magnificent
.,fncslIa or, ' hearty Of tom the perfection c. yi'w
val b, thoroughly VAIN in Winter aid equally cool Ia
OORGEoUsLY LIGuTED AID DECORATED,
Il prcr lao ost b-lH; ensemble VI refined slos. and
EVER OWEN TO TIE WESTERN WORLD.
THE GRAND
nlPPOTHTATP0SIC PERFOR'iASCEs
which VIII be prefcnisi on
glIiS AND EVERY EVENrNG.
VIII be on most brilliantly iysf ur1 character, eubriret
in succession Of oyerysryinr psogrsnmef IN which tho
lIsuicst
CONSTELLATION Og STAR ARTISTS EVER
ASSEMBLED H. AMERICA
viii sppsl. N d rapid succesrior %
MAtVELS or EGUiTATiON.
gracefully daring Of noble Horu,Ahip" calculated
Ito WITCH THE WORLD WITH WONDER"
oes sli lad Astounding 'rsts of
GfMgAsrIC SKILL.
ACRObhTlC DEAlEhlrY
AND A1HLEIiC STRENGTH,
UNPARALLELED ~ iurpOORANATIC ANNALS
TIE COMPANY COnPHlsEs
TEiRTY-sIS
OF TIE
MOST EMINENT ARTISTS
IN EVERY DEt tRfME@E
PRcEs hpsnssI0, -Dfess tiIra. - cents; Amphhes
to- IS ceu,si Reserved stalls, IS cent?. Children, undr 10
hsN gTc Tickets be obtained 81 tie Box DM;e, and a.
al, o. principal hotels. Doors ops. e. Il Is pc.o- iDce
c0.mencag CLOCK c.. s hs ortefc q. ~ eock.
sYzoAL NogicHTo AVOID dc pressure % .hs letol =
IN he evening visitors M 90 vel 90 ,lca.e .hor ckss o.
the t0Iolhce during the 10y.
o. SATURDAY,
IN compliance with tho eafi request y rume'ogi hies
SECOND GRAND MATINEE
VT ~ given rten cgIs.y tle sane yeuofg.'leo VIII DO
gwen b. the evening.
Doors OreI O.. D. CoUuenc!-f % 2.
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AMlseMent6.


DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
1T Is a PERFECT AMAZEMENTi
TT IS 4. PERFECT ANAZEMENTt
IT Is A. PERFECT ABATEMENT
II is A pERFECT ABATEMENT
IT Is A PERFECT ANLAzEMENTt
IT IS a lPERFECT AhIAIEMENTA
HOW SO MUCH NOVELTY.
HOW SO MUCH NOVELTY
HOW SO MUCH NOVELTY,
HOW so MUCH NOVELTY,
HOW SO MUCH NOVELTY.
HOW 50 MUCH NOVELTY,
CAN BE SHOWN FOR 25 CENTS
CAN BE SHOWN FOR IS CENTS
CAN BE SHOWN FOR 25 CENTS
CAN BE SHOWN FOR 20 CENTS.
CAN BE SHOWN FOR 25 CENTS
CAN BE SHOWN FOR 25 CENTS
,T TO SEE rHE FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS ia worth SL
IN" Mat IS IT. all ALBlNoS az good for 80 cents The
Grand Aqairis is well worth quarter The Learned Seal sae
5 pp go s sSo,1et g,sf T5s ss, a Wan Fau
SIMPLY worth halt dollar so is evident that Banu gives
OVER THREE DOLLARS woRTILFOR IS Cent?.
OyERTHREE DOLLARS WORTH FOR 2jCENTA
OVER THREE DOLLARS WORTH FOR IS CEHTa
OVER THREED0LLARY WORTH FOR IS Cent?
OVER THREE DOLLARS WORTH FORE Cent?
OVER THREE DOLLARS WORTH FOR IS CENTS
THE NEW AND SPLENDID DRAMA.
HALVES;
Or,
THE GALLEY SLAVE OF TOOLONa
VIII DO played this Afternoon and Evening at and Y ocioek
Mr.. HARRISON,
the Comi: and nprompu Singer appears at EACH psrforO
TIE TYaOLEAN WHISTLER,
on hi, three whistles at once and on the Ayrolssn Fs
Coffee Pot
THE FOUR GIANTS
TWO DWARFs,
and whole host Of other novelties visible At all hours
Admission to al rs cents. Children under TO- . cenA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT and EVERY NIGHT,
Mr. and MRS W. j. FLORENCE
THE TTCKFT-OF-LEAVE NAN.
TIE LONDON TINES,
IN speaking a. thi Great Moral Drama mentions secs -
which tue Provincial press OF Great BTn and Ireland -
given confirmation.
clerk WHO had ebsconded from Liverpool with 92so4
the property employer and l'e Wis ng sny PLACES e.
rged at Birmingham about O'clock and sster taxing Sons
fereshmet to the teaier TO while away hour "A
happened the piece which being performed Oh the -
casion OF thi- visit
TIE TICKET-OF-LEAYE MAN,
,rd The entity 70 hsge drawn moral from tue
repre- for when the IN which the interview -
tweea Hsw SHAW the Detective AID tho "Ii,s.tof eSss
Man. took place Parker The Cork became ced thst -
went out OF lie theler got three envelopes and sen Sl0
bac. % hs employers.
On. the pr0phetc vision Of shakespesre-
have heard
That yuity creatures sitting az nay,
Have by the very cunning Of the scene
Been struck 20 20 the soul that pre- emily
Taey have proclaimed ther nal ,actions
Hamlet u ~
Door, open ate, commence OF \ closes a. l0s.