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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12
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HOFTS MALT RxERACZ
BrvEnAsa or Has4rs
ssssss Rsrt s..I;; :a.pssd e M
49, e. :. = .sys{lf Psais, a. isl.,
;iooFfAS 1Atr fxrRAcr
BEVERAGE or HnkaSn
oakes tho place Of and 10 superior ala pOrsef and
opfrituous liquors 0edAl ogent ana IN ali ca
- wssse slightly etimulative beverages and tonic
are needed fE
II, tincc the shogt time Of its pteoduc1on, aireaey
nsed ~ H. f0t hiiics Of this city, and p9eecrbed
b. the rnpst eminent ply sciaBs. WAoes approval
md eccm'uns' have been bessowed upoa this won-
derful drink. F&
Mr.. Q. r. Wagner. No 27s Nnth Ave New York.
sage, when giving anew osdeSI /xY
'sYsur Malt Extract Il not onlSsA very pleasant
beverage but also avery Aic aslOGs one, and siren
c,hcns the s;omsch - weh ssts whole system. and
Hor's n ~. si,sct per- dor America, No "a,
Broed~ay. opposite Dsfnum's.
Sold byl4ANFELDT. THoDE & co., Agents.
NU.sf West Second street, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

-
In he legislature qsits eesnsse Discs
sions have taken place on pfspositions 10
change the Supervisor system Of csanty
government to one of commissioners. Dur
ing one Of these discussions, recently, Judge
Wilson, Of Dubuque, made 4 speseh, of
which we give the following synopsis:
Mr. Wilson, Of Dubuque, said There
were objections to every system Of county
goyeTnnsnl that could be proaossd,. and
probably no system was perfect He re
membered well when the commissioners sys
tenn prevailed in Dubuque county. Itsome-
times happened that commissioners were
elected who we're not business men, and as
consequence the affairs of tho county fell
into bad condition. 1t is necessary I'M
der the systsmof three commissioners. that
each onsee ~ sheoA "a only under
stand ~ $4,000 eoo1le1co = ths county,
but 6-1lessf dsetdiae = ~ impor-
- - ~ esaG1ansly present them
oe,p8 cS4ko Doas1s ed 6 9anaeing the
eooo(1 a0Alm judlosnaIy. II thsss Be .
falluso - III regard, i4io n1al y ths inter-
ssts = ~ souoSy. uo1e ~ present su-
peevtoss syo)sm, goa o6unss III y have
fais aaDooas q businsos talent, and oil por-
tisas e. ~ eounty are sepreeentsd, an
o6jeot vhioh cnnsos Be ateaioed uodsr the
eonmiGniouer syslsm. The failure OF the
coumienieeer systsm 20 meet the public
wants peoduced the county judge syesem,
the worst 70 ever had. II gave enc man
too much power, created universal disenais-
faction, caused great detrimsnt, in many
cases, TO the public. and then was estab
lished the present system. 1t has heen
said, that the present system is the most
expensive. This is a mistake. He was in.
fRmcd W one of his colleagues that tho
late clsrk ofthc DUBUQUE district court hac
made An u ami nation, and fund that the
county Judge system cost more than tn,
supervisor system. The supervisors ar,
limited in their sessions to certain nun
Der Of days; they have their standing com
mittses, adapted 70 subjects which ma,
arise before them. When they meet, exam
inc aud make their rspsst m Undse the,69p
missioner systexs, me three aembssVwe9
hare TO act as q committee On oil the differ
emf subieets before them, aod would nsces
, sarly - ~ session snost n ths year. TIL
e county would be deprived Of the benefit q
he ssperisnce Of the lases body OF nsr
We had bstter try thia syasem a. least ~
, years longer. Someiimss unreasonable
: prejudces prevailed against tho system
: There Was person ID DuOuqas who. i
, the pursuit Of notosisty, eaassd the supei
: visors to be indicted because they took pa
b for . few days sttendancs more thsn lth
: law allowed. The sessiOns Of the bear
o we're protrscted in attending to the repa
P Of the bridges Of the county, most Of whic
= had been swept of by the frsshet Th
. members had worked. earnestly and faitt
. fully, in repairing the injuries, and too
q their pay under the adviee Of the county a
. torney. When the cases came TO be trie
u the d defendants were trinmphautiy acquitted
. and the explanation Of their manner Of d.
ing business elected by that trial not onl
vindiSated their Integrity, but rsmpve
I many prsluoices against The eyseeu.a "a 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

SHERlFg'S SALE.
TRH STATE OF IOWA, H..

SHERlFG'S SALE.
s ssr s oassT, OF 1owA'}...
Ii the District Court Of Scott Coanty, State Of
By virtue Of q special execution issued from
The once ofthe Olsrk Of The District Court Of
seott County, State Of Iowa, in favor Of Anna
Parker. and against George Bentley, Elizabeth
Bentley, Elizabeth A. brown, administrative Of
sssste of Ira Brown, deceased, Anthony Van
Wysk. james Van wyck. John n. Day. J. J.
DixwsIl, J. /. Coffin, Austin Corbin. Alfred
sally. ard Ludwig Brunniss. dated March 9th.
lsss. and to me directed, commanding me thss
ofths real sststs hereafter Described 81 said
Rsorss Bentley Elizabeth aDsntlsys BliAbstA
a. Brown aiminisratrix sfestats 81 Ire Brevs.
deceased, Astlaay vea Wick. Jamss Van
Wyck. John N. Day. J. J. Dixwell. J. 1. Comns
Anstia Ceftias Alfred Sally - Ludwig Dssh-
niae. make o. cssls - bsamals ~ sum q
MIN hundrsl and thirty (es3ouol Atllafs, win
ineerest and costa. 4 levied upoa the following
zeal estate, lying and being situated III tie
csuusy Or Scots sa1 Stsse of Iowa. VIZ: Lots
bne a, md 10 ~. ID Block one ~ of Parker
addition % the city Of Davenport
And hereby give public notice that I shall
offer for sale at public cutlery, at the Court
House door in the City q Davenport, County
OfHcott and State or Iowa, on Saturday, the nth
Day or April, 1865, between the hours Of o'clock
A. N. and z. N. of said day, sale TO coEmsncs
q ~ hour u two clock Y. N Of said day. asd
will sell to the highest and best bidder there
| for, in cash, the above described property, or
ouflcient thste % satisfy the above debt. with
| intekeSt tn1 costs a eEHhV DAA a
DaaDdthis uissh deg Or 1C9sh, 1853.
/ wnwa N. 0USTAvUS 0UAulT4R1,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

In the six New EnxlaNd States the taxa
bic income in ls6c-6 WA tl42 $40, 1853, in
1866 Z. &l6l ,64S, 42o, On increase ~ over.
$50, 100000. "a - q.
The taxable income Of the Middle States.
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio
and N2xylAnd. is Is follows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

SRECI NOElOES.
HOWE 4 STEVENS,
Family Dye Co|ors
SAUTIoN.u

All persons who keep HowE 4 STEVENS FAM
DyB CoLoRs for sale be relied for their fail
dealing for the tha4 they cose the fetalel
twsntyo vo esnts psr dozen nofs ehAA othes knD q
Dyss IN the market. while he Setss them all at the
came price, consequently he makss twenty i've cents
per doscn more b. selling an inferior article.
We peoaisA THE oouuua 90 kuod OR coIopme q
againss Imposition. Accept none bat hows Srs
vEss PArinr FAnLr DYR CoLoRs They are the
original lAventoee Of On Improvement which orgna
ted the branch OF business, and made dy cling q do
msstic art They have had also. nve years. exper-
sfan;ly improving the quality Of their Dyes All the
eoasgos both ID lAQoid cd RuWAee form, 60 0nnnr
featured By the undersigned and We can auppiy our
eustU09D with either. The Liquids do not require
much time n aycing: bat the Powder colors will
color tie most eoods, and lsts the same per
psrka9s. u coaoring Make, browns, aud drabs,
we would sdvioo the uee q the Powder colors In
preferences to the Aeutd. unlss for ribbons rome
vssy small article.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

=. rsue.s Alabasscr Cream
iAi AgTlC iNTAB WORLD
Il will no, Injure the most Delicate SKIN
It, presence On the face cannot De detected Il can
he removed only By Washing; tnf wnen s.m.sed
he,e RI srsaieates every diseolorston oil The lace,
,shs.er caused by Exposure she wethcr or by dis
esse and bssfowe upon al iaeee tne ,-~,--,
A single trial proves all these sistemenis-
Ara the ertir. safty with which ii can be used.
:. A a. for l.. RAGS see that the name Of La
Rue Co il blown ia the bottle. and oar trsde MARI
At the top Of the front label. sold BY all p,uggsts
and Fancy Goods Deslexs. Pr,Se one Dollar per
bottle CHVbeoh = bsAN s rsSS 49,
y;c.ysss = e.: AsS dcse. S e. = ss'd"'n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12
Sentinele for Safety.

Sentlnele TOT SafeIy.
There IL In the blood independent acuty OF SEN
sation, which gives expression by pain and innan-
Nation VIXEN fdgeeGn matters are present Henoe
pain and indsmmaton mean self protection, and ere
sentinels fos the bOdys safety. . 80.
out foreign matiers (ipuritisa) and your pain. In
namm alton and sickness viii often be only an ahas
ofa e hours. go
NiSs Cunsardin. Of Reading. fehey lsf Co.. N y.
was cured OF contraction OF the arm OF over year
standing b. lee tAanla dollafb WORT pf BRAND
Principal Agency. Bsandreth neuse. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

lncone aAA Revenue Tables.
The foll9etine hsnres arc interesting
The taxaq6s iessmss Of - IN rsotaeu'
cities are as fslloWs:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

a PPLE, PEAR AND CHKRnY TREES DwARF
leavcd Mspls Shade Trees, Craps vinso, Ousranoo
ooseberrica. Bsekb berries. Ras1besres, Barbafriss
Strawberries, Ornamental Trees m Sheubbey, 70
-. Climbing Plants, &C.. &c. AaMicon and kibe
Sian Afbor Vita, Norway Spruce, Baloah III. White
ecoteh and Austfian Pines, Hemlock. lf1eh juniper
eavin Red Cedar, &c Feoniss, Byaietfae, Japan
Lilies, &C. Liunras Rhabsro. fssl
Usage PLAINLY
/ good stock md choice assoFtnenk
Call aud exnm1Mn 1o4 youneNlA - .-sr
I u y % = = Nh. Y, N0UD0D
1do1ss. March, less. "'sEFa ltsa60Nln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
Hurley'S E0rsaDaPilla.

or all the remedies that have been discovered du-
ring the present age for the thousand Ills thst hcrh
is heir to. that equal this wonderful prepare
ton. Only ten years have elapsed eince The discov
erer fwho spent decade in studying experiments,
and ecting it nrst lnffodneed Il to the public
and 70 10 already recognized by TIE most eminent
ply sicanr 10 Az parts Of the country, TO battle most
Surprising and effective remedy fer certain disease
of which they have knowledge.
All other Compounds or syfups OF this root have
hitherto faiaed 10 command the sanetOo Of Ne Fee
atty. becaus being oeeted, they have beon found
10 coftsin n01ious inereents, which netfalsse the
good effects os the SaFsaparilla. and oftsntmes In
ure the health Of the patient II not 70 with Hur
ley's preparation.
This is the pure and genuine extract Of the root,
and WI On tF1al, ~ found 70 edset csetsln and
perfect cure OF the following eosnplsnts and disea
0sst .rG stsa- 9esEe-
Affections Of the Boass, Hsbitsal 0oetivsnsss'
Debility, Diseases Of the kidaeys, Dyspsp-
sia. Erysipelas, Female Irregularities,
Fistuls, all skin Diseases, Liver
=. Complaint. lndigestioa, Piles,
Pulmonary Disease. lSy-
philis, Scrofula OF
Kings Evilj
Fer SOLE b. ell good Dguagists ct Ofncthnan aAA
Louisville. JAS. RUDULB co. proprietogs,
as-dSod- 6m.m-v9 1oufeville, Ky
Is narrfsen Z stariss, Agsats.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12
m. TOBIAS

Celebrated Venetian Eminent.
~ - vondesfai carso, surs - instantAHsoa &C
s;a.' h cases OF Chronic Rheumatism. Headache.
= ooihsche Cets, Burns, Collie, Cramps. Dysentery,
ete have cetoalssed ths The q vlissA world 1t IL
NO new catch ponng bota asticc thu has e1Dod The
test Of twenty ysais. Ths suofmoas sale snA rapid
y Increasing demand 10 Ut once the snrest evidence
Of lie ussfaness and popularity. Try II and be con
viscoa, No family shosh b. without . bottle " III
house Ahnndreds Of dollars, and many hours Of suf-
fering may be eaved by its timely USE Collie. Cramp,
and Uyeenery yield at once to IL psincurative prop
critics 1t IL perfectly innocent. and can be given 10
the Oldest person youngest child. No matter. u
you have no confidence In Patent Aedicinestry this
s6d yoa win Be srrs 70 bsy again and recDmDend
r yous friends. HuAa eds Of Phyeicisns recon-
mend y in thsis pfsctice. Eoae gsonins unisse
eip med. IS. l. Tobass Price 80 cente per bottle :
A L Ill snn Cnrfiandl ST Il. IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12
Elffr Tho,,.and Heasls

Fifty Thousand Heads
now clothed with rnasses u rich black and brown
hais would 10 they were unforiuD atsly CUT OFF
form supply of uHRIsTADoROs DYE, begin 70
TURN WHITE.
red sandy and gray. Manhood and beauty. with the
one defect In their personal appearance r,edied by
CHRIsTADOROS HAIR DYE. :.
rsidlce In their good fortune, and recnnncndeo =
10 ali who require perfectdye Manufactured BY
J. CHRI6TADORO, GS Maidon Lane. New lork
Sold By all Druggists Applied by all Hair Drsssers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

aug7-dAwiy IS n. Main st.. Providence, r. I.
The only way to Cnre Costive.
ness Avoid al sssong pufgative pills which only
exhaust the mucOus tons and WeAs out nature
DR. II ARRseoR's P0ierALsIo Loxanom arc inst the
opposite they restore the Digestion quicken the liv
and tome mp the whole stem TINS curing Dys-
pepsA. Headache Dizziness Piles and al other re-
cults of Habitual Constipation, the chief cause Of
i health. especially among women.
Ladies' who are suffering from certain complaints,
known only TO females. should 1t get DR. ell
pan Female Pills. They produce most charming
eject. Sold by Harrison Starks, IS Btady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

eo.nd s Ms e dsad ssbsl AsasrAa ~
!. Ra..a sa', ,ss 70 death IN . eeslaas garrett
ne oe,a1 fslix. sister Of Rasbel Il I
vsnder Of heis-dye, and h.. 80 AZ noo
bottles. No family should 4 ";.s 1870 -
Tho pastor Of church in No. =.
dslicatsly kintsd to the ladies, Il ny. =, -
ine cnssch mssting to discuss sut!Sr osns-
: puculsss naturr, that their presence ~ -
nos aboo1otsly necessary. They took IN,
Mist - uDaseasieo end s1ronged thu church
uhlGh ~ teg5>ctly aabasal IN Moths
Evs's donG&ooupx gdl..I aria
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

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i aud remove the effects Of early Err0e, send -
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Having had ten years experience In this specially,
patients suffering from any disease whatever OF pr
vate confidential nature and ladies troubled with
any the ailments peculiar to the sex, By enclosing
Is cents as above, With brief ststeneAS d case, will
receive particulars for ecf treatment by return mall
and thus avoid quackcry. We also have Varx
Clasp which guarantee TO cure varicocele In four
days. The Electro NJ az netc Preventive. Those do
sising 10 limit their or pfifR can erselpee statnp
for pamphlet, containing engrayings and explana
tons OF the above preventive with essay on the
subject Of prevention All correspondence conf
dental. Address AL letters 10 j. 5. WILLIAMS,
Drawer 247. Louisville. by octs4-d%wiy
The Confssesions and Experiences
OF an Invalid.
/ Published for the benefit, and Ne a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others. who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Prenat1rc Decay Of ManhOod, &c. sup
plying I'm MBaD OF Su.1-CuRE. Written By one
who cured himself, Ind sent free on receiving q
post daid directed envelope. Address NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free. BY the same
pu blsher, Circular Of DAISY SWAIN. the great
poem OF the War dectT-dt4w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

DIR, II AM r. s..
EbgsiSr1y u JuSsss' Loet Hospital, Css1eA
asa HcsSs NrSSt, Ne OrssssS, u.
Est - liB n . d IN 1O6O,
|Asd located h Chsesge ~ ne ~ II ysass,
HAS OBMOvED To M ri
10. % RANDOLPH STREET,
'a''i chicago, M, :" T.a
Nearly opposite his Ola Once,
where hs may - consulted upon the treatment
Of chronic. sAkefcSssstWl
S11ohtltttc, ScrOJsslOsss,
Ana N n agfE1 @l 'Aa'
Blood ana skin Dlboas0s |!
.nt#4e And Disorders of aRE @3iw AAF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12
MARRIAGES MD CELIBAC

NJ ARISIA(3E A ND CHIlBAOH.
And the Happiness Of True Manhood.
An Essav for Young Men On the Crime OF so'nuds
and the Physiological 1rc-s. Ahuess and psessse
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, WIN 80
meAns Of Relief Sent Ia scaled letter e1vSUp: !,
free q charge Address DR.. J. EKlLLlN HOutn-
ton, Howard Association. PHILADELPHIA, "a ieesm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12

1Giss's end CAild's ,Sheo = IsopostionA1e faAe1.
W dss,rs % .eslf your esteatioa e few
Hoe IruAh4 sWs 0saa W4asw6 ~ - ~
va Il = ssssa sssds ~ sspsos v - !. ~
e1sooSSzT ~ ,7sEaNs xtsa. g sEof-s '.l
Z; :: 4 r. IN 49, s..'ss les.AeF. tsssti.at
n: Sfscs N tas sSssfs With Copper Mails. 2
Ne al or 0oo1os def5 "a 81 sssa sHg
We ash you 70 give our Goods Trial.
W. have been n the Tfa9e West "a YeMD. 81
We have cold over $1,000 Cases Of BoDto. s
We will save you from IS to SO Csc.
We ee II at fair MAnu{ectureE'e PrUat. sssss =
W yin save you the yODBERS PR0H1T.
We vill give yon Qny 3seo yqu ~ NtGA.. % 5asz
We sell BOOT at ell times 1t Boston prices
We aek you to exn0ino oug Hric Lit ab0ve. erz
Ne put Sole Leather Counter in al orr Boon.
N.B.-weeell fef cash, o. scnd goods 81 express
and collect delivery, giving you The privilege 70
Sxamine the goods at the Express Company before
To prompt men who can give Ne good city refen
encs ~ Win send - frsaghs Al sAali epees psonge
.ssf2e; g ssSsRs q E Ep9 Is =. w. sssa /,
81 HoSsl 1ssso1y. IN KinsiS 6 $3.50. IT,
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

ITO LET-THE FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
i House $50 West Thiay.hfth street. modern improve
nsns In good order Apply 70 owner " Horao street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

SrElNwAY HALL
rISAL FAREWELL READINGS.
FIVE IN YUxsER.
CHARLES NJ DICKENS
On sSsBss sSs * r. nssslsa, YIN ~ ''S's zsa II,
DOCTOR iMsARIooLp
d0f The fS,l sss tine ciss + New York; M
On TUESDAY EVENING, Apran
Qast time but ttresh
NICHOLAS srcxLEBY
(si M. saueers' schooD
BOOTS AT THE HOLLY TREE rsx
On THURSDAY EVENING, ApraM
dssi time eu, twoA
DAVID ooStrsrrrID sIi
Mr.. BOB sAwSERs w PARTY
Qrcm PietwiekL
oaTHID.H as., .,ss. s.SsIso' &. ss., April"
DOCTOR saARlaoLD
MRS. CAMP.
On MONDAY H., 5ys,nSlso. s,ms .Aprr"
cHRrsrnxs CAROL
THE TRIAL rRox iSo prcrwick.
The Readings win eommsnc. II so'sloct.
Reserved Seats 50 each
The sale OF tickets for The Course Of Five Readings only
will take place seinway Hall Monday, March ~ com
should any tickets resn unsold they viii be disposed OF
on Tuesday March 81 and following days al the same sms
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

c,ING sINc.-HASDsoME HOUSE, LOCATED IN THE
- part o.! the village, thirteen rooms plenty OF fruit
and shade land, minutes walk the de-
pct This place will be sold very cheap Photographs be
seen MALLORY. BExSxwELL Co. 81 Liberty ~, NIX
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
SUMMER RESORTS,


DAvILION HOTEL dATE BLANCARD's, NEW
Brighton, Island thirty minutes by boat tneary
honr from foot Dey street, this extensive establish
will ready for the reception OF the 9th o
April parties make their selection rooms;
moderate For full particulars apply at the sore No. How
ard street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

SAC PAULO RAILWAY.
daily train TO and from Santos Sac Pauo and Jundahy,
running within thirty miles Of Camplnas.
JANUARY I, 1865. J.J. AUBERTIN, Superintendent
N B-The booking office In Santos will be open for tickets
nd luggage on the arrival Of the boats from Rio.
1890 FIRST TRIP FOR CATSKILL-THE SWIFT
lCOC. and splendid steamboat THOMAS POWELL,
Captain Tom Abrams will leave New York on Tuesday
March a. o'clock r. NJ. and regularly thereafter every
Tuesday and Thursday at 8, and Saturdays 2P. M.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

NN.Los GARDEN. ~v,.rrr
L;:s: tsd ~: IS i:;ns.:s ! Il osse
VIII ,. sSAs Z. t.ssSs 8. :sss;s 'ss
'.s's,. JARRETT ESsl4zas s.ii ssiEs4 E'iss:s saSsr.
r''i;s ss,:,s As'as ss.s., ssI Dess;sl Dsesss Music.
S''sss Rss ss.;s$.. ssssss sr|a.'ss SsS:.s
sEsH ASS soss COSTLY ss17so :, ..zs,cA
OEs0Es' os Isss!PssssErds EHH RsAG0z ~, SCENE
or PLEASING DEVICE
BEAUTY. ENCHxsTMENI,, FASCINATION AND
s.s sStsS .su1sa ~ a.s. At
PIKE,s OPERA HOUSE. ,.,
IT, HsRPisaN HppnssSs
sH -,,. "Wednesday EVENING MARCH 5. D'
MADAME Es.nS14a AGA1EA srATRS
w. y'.h NE following srea. cast
Ssraais. l%Gs. sgoos gs..1 saai
lHTRspAY EvEIiSa, MARCH IL
f'o'0w's cSs1Tas asrHas OPERA
Nancy Madame Natal Test.
F%nse.i xSoaass
1'''aAm' FRIDAY Ev:EYiiXdt MARCH n. Ss''' '-''A
PAREPA-ROsA NIGHT,
mApAak rEhsEr1os rPEGhksEEPr11RosA
SCAT sgAT6sDaY. JsfoaS sARch sSh -.
'iaaR BHRBER sp5"s OF SEVILLE.
and one act Of ano'hsT ss,s sssSrs o.s sai.r
schrmers 7Ol Broadway, Tcke, onice III Broadway
and Pixies Opera House.
RARNEy WILLIAMS BROADWAY THEATRE
aosSA9. iiGai EACH EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE:
"m % D's''nssfsaa ssa ORIGINAL COMEDY, .,..
written expressly for cHANpEAu by Do Walden entitled
preaasssss ss;sST$S r,S A.; sss;y and.
cHANFRAG hSIn IN FOUR IcnmiaRAcrERs
Joe Woodburn
9la I.s.c -.GHaSEkA GIiaSEk
''AA' ." G. r PARsLoE, Jr as Brutaa Bogg.
Messrs c. Hale O. stoddart Moore, Miss Kate Newton
s%TURDAY @ iI"fa rssT s' JOE is MATINEE
w Proprietor and Manager. =. mr.. LESTER wALLAox
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Doors at performance commences ~ ~ mnutse
Il is respectfully announced that
although in the zenith Of attraction and success can onr
FEW NIGHTS MORE,
In consequence Of forthcoming novelties
ROSEDALE
"'' : " EVERY EVENING .,ov
With ffM BEMuTlFGh niG APPOINTMENTS.
NOVEL EEpFEGISr Ell aiEr, cosrrxps
and NJ. hf IHsHER tS9Tss snLack sf Mr. JOHN
GEORGE HOLLAND, Mr.. B. T. RINGGoLD, Mr. e y
Ss SHkP, ~ Mr. T. sHsHls a.; sosE EyTissE' iis: N;
SISGs, Mr.. JOHN SETON, Miss NARY BARRETT ..1
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

ITO LET-FoR THREE YEARS. TO PRIVATE
family only the modern built first class private dwell.
fng, 24s West Fftyfourh street. between Broadway and
Eighth avenue south side, three story and basemeu high
soop subcelar, brick, with marble trimmings; house
2jx60 25xOOb containing stationary tubs dumb waiter,
bells aud speaking hrou the house. heated
every class private residences Gne yard In
the Take Eighth at Astor House, and get
OF at fyfourth stIee LowesrenS " advance For
Fffth street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

ITO LET, ON ACCOUNT OF LEssEE-A SMALL THREE
story House with bay window. East Twentyfourth
street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues parl0r
carpets and Mirrors 81, 200.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

DOWERY THEATRE.-COMBINATION.
ID First nights OF Mr.. and Mrs. EDWIN BLANCHARD.
First nights Of Miss TERESA BERRY.
Comedietta OF Pas The Assassin Mr. Banchard1
Miss Mr.. and Mr.. Dogs,
Teresa Berry Blanchard. Nero and Carlo.
as Mile. Misss Wilton and
Katherine Kloper.. Cohta Ronzanti Mr.. Van Dear
THE MIDNIGHT BANQUET.