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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-17

psOwERY rsEATKE-os soNDAi GvENiss Nuy.
hs a janet
oesi Mr. = r soc.s sss DUE ., F,onsaa M Triton.
~ IRE AdsIaIds 20, wsay.. Matfarss Mr.. aisSs
CESAR Of BizAN-Dsn c~ ar de salan Mr. soS,t
RS Ss NJ SSp: o1 Jsss S TSs sq1s
s af the - ssn r ~ Doors open at half
sgst .n nspIs sas
sos1s
Ps,ss. ss Is. ana saturday
ninsh,. Jeny Lad will among
Swift There are pesormau daily at 3and O'clock
% ss e sls no ss
ar j. sTtssr
81 sS mo- "a to s.s s
Mr. burse iysa charles T.aSorias "Ss' b.
ss Of III rhe
Craze 0s Miss Tesny's y eSmS Sens y Mr. Damn
,imel Mr. H. watlin, Bsok Eyed sasap. Miss Messyer
che ~ The ao Well
III cert at Tripsr Hall. on sunday evening" next Nov
H. to begin at Fso osssa sslseh precisely
Part ra sis Frs. of
HAYDN'S CREATION.
T. Kssitip the Sssinnins God created the Heaven and
s sss sw N. Sss s spirit q
the HOLY besms.-Ar. MAJ vers. With chorus.
I. Reoit-And God made the Firnament.-Mr. seguin.
g. Aria and Chorus-rhs karvlous Worh-Ame Anna
ReoitAnd God said. Aria-ROllins in foamiug Bllows
T. Reei.-Asd God said. Aria-with verduro elad.-Nme
Rect AND The Heavenly Ho,s-Mr x,nvers. clOras-
9 tn sP,sndsr brirhs-h ManveEs.
solos by the Principals.
Second and Third Parts of tho Creation.
j. kecit-And God said Aria-On Mighty Pens-Nme.
. Reei.-Hna God created great whales.-Mr seguin.
Mr. seguin. TerIetto-host beautiful appear -Mme
Anna Bi.hoy, Mr. nauvers and Mr.. sesuin-And chorus
4. Rsci,-And God said. Aria-Now Heaven in fun glory
s. Reeit Aod God created Nan. Aria-I In Native Worth
Ins,umentai Symphony ecitIu Rosy Mantle appears
Mr.. Asnvers. Duetto-By the BIiss.-Nadame Aana
bishop a. Mr.. segu,n.
7. Resii.-sh sappy Psr-hr Manvers.
final Chorut-sins the LORD
BY desire of the Sacred Pieoes Of last
sunday will be repeated.
Chorut-"1ke Martyrs" tecondtime -. Donisetti
AID Chief on Golden Ying." Reeit.-"swsst
Bird" sung by Madame Anna Bishop
s-"crand Corcnsiion M aare d;; from xeyerbesrs
Prophete, with Double Orchestra, second time
Grand chorus supern tendence Of Mr. Lyster
The whole performance under tho sole direction Of Mr.
Boclss.
the rriucir nj he tells, and at the Hall.
seas secured in the grand tier only with out any
Broad~ry and Of Esssrs Kerksiee Breusns ia Broad.
way the Irving s,d the Astor Houses; the Hall tho
nth frem to After that time, secured seats be
of the immense Of attending
classical concerts. door- 10 cren ~ o'clock
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ratu ENqE 10 Tas woRLD-ro PRODUCE rHE

OyoYe equal 70 the mammoth o., Red Jscketweirhisg
ouIourds We " OF purely Americas stock AMI desned
vke the premium AZ TIE worids Fair. lie Is eShib
.nk IN ue lily n Brochlyn for week only. ~ The
.rhhc hotsl no 20 FULTON street from A. 20 7. v.
~ oetoh 70 the msmmoth Wi Ball will b. exhibited.
hs Prest curiosity having eve three shoulder
oaoet nnd a. on the top Of hs hack. Asl, Ram,
orn.ns sfe with i've horns and three tails The ais
esh iory pounds. Also the wonderful Wild Mtn % the
largest ever exhibited IN Amsrici- being hve
ny lnch IN height. lie has asonshed Thousands Of
ree'stors Admttance, iaS cents children, ha-pt'e.
CLARK h ACKER3ON
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ID SEED. II. Barrett. Nsuaxer.-N-ndsy. n venksr
18TH viii he astee for the hrst time the hneresa Play
BkrRorHAL-Nsrso, Mr.. Couldock Sal tore Mr.. Rich
ins,i cottaraa Nine. Ponsi Fhppa, Mrs. Abbott To
hbbos Mary Miss he Betrothsi will be produced
every evening this week Dress Circle and Parque IS
eents; Family Circle Third Tier 26 Gallery m
cents. D1ors oPen a. t1k TO Commence At O'clock
RURTONs THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET. REAR OF
city HAL M;esay enns, November IL, will be played
u comeay 81 ID ICArioN-Sr Guy otaunoh, Mr. Blake;
Mr.. Bland New sd DanS,, Miss alters. Jenny Lads
Pot Ponrr arranged ~ Guerra will be performed To
ley Cowmeadow Mr. skerret; Mr. Aldg,e Henry; Cap
tain Middleton, Mr. Jordan; Peter shack Mr. LESTER Paal
Julia hpiy Boxes Circle and Pafquet 90 cents Sc
ceAd Tier, 20 cents. To begin att.
NIBLO's GARDEN.-TICKEFs so CENTS; PRIVATE
Az beses 80 Manager Mr. John sefton.-Door open a
Ravsf Family Frauco Ravein three Mile
Bertha and ". Brilliant antoine as Courci, the Clown.
s HSye%S'I Is Overture ss the 3Tehsss
After which a NEW GRAND pIvERTis sEMgNT To
conclude with the connie pantoume called RAOuL the
Magic st,r.Baron Zametti Jerome Rsvei Courci Antoine
kAye Aieibe. Frame s RAvel Baron Raoul Henri Wells;
Cecilia. Nine. MarEetti.
ITALIAN OPkkA HOUSE. ssroR PLACE-NEw Ma.
ohinery by Mr. ronsoni dresses by Mr.. Debeurre
Grain Prices Of admission Secured Seats Parquett,
and Boxes 81 hO admission to Paquete and Boxes
evening of performances, 81; Amphith eatre 50 CENTS
18th Subscription night appearance OF Teresa ParcA
IN Verde grand opera OF Frnan assisted by Sgnor Lorn
sgnor Avienose ard Sisnor Noveli Monday svens Nov
Evlra.; SiKnorina T. Parodi
Grhnhi.. sisnor Lortni
NAILS SnIos.. ssnor AyignSne
Conductor and Dirscior. Max Naretleks Leader Mr.
quarter before performance to at ~ ocAoh
n
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NEW YORK AMPHlTHEATRE NO. 81 BOwERY.-
N James n. June Co. Propretors-Mr James Nixon,
Equeetrian hanagcrFrst appearance of the New York
tavorts and Prime Minister Of emps John Go,sn who
49, 1850 Will DO presented Grand Nelange Of Elues-
TRAN Cyunastio, Aorobatic and Pantomimc Divisions
which the French Troupe will appear Nile Louise,
Premiere Equeerielne OF the world her daring ard IN
descrbably beautiful Grande Scene Equestre Mile Rosa
Nine Beroit nile T1urpisre. Prices OF
boxes 800; boxes Csc; pit. l2ss. Doorsopen at6D.
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ErlInPsY cuRsp-I THINK IT NY purv TO

EPlLEPsY CURED-I THINK 1T NY DUTY TO
AZ plase fact before the public sh,lI make
mtnti iurther Than 20 excuse the for not
noteinF 80 important c5overy thfy have fuads
ta purpose We cannot expect tie Medical rtcuv TO 10
4, Tor, though they cured themselves tho
coat vat any one else 70 do ~ std rr tho pubuo
r would be absurd 20 expect 10 20 notice discovery
hotvould ami the from
Tor medicine that 80 no harm Further information
be tcceved from ~ the following persona have
been cured 81 epilepsy, rome Of sandur and
me of sch violence that the fts have lasted four
hourt-hrs Ann h3cetau. i,G Nuihtrry street: Ma c.
Freton b Sorck streets Ms. IAN Evsns, l56 Ssthv van
nu ree.i he hyckman. William W. Dermihx
~ N.da~sn street, Brooklyn; W. j. 4. Lord ~ Pearl
Nrtct Bre9hlyui hr. hresen sAunica. T. man,
- huberrE street, hcwafk M in, RaymaHd Patoracu
lutnfm coLn.y, ". v. NJ. v Butler, appshannaok,
hre1 ccutf Va Decides Others no forbid
pubshing tir rcmer, for have atoms Keep
crcr ftotes tathougL they tsgVet ire medicine 81
aud hirk ~ Eft njure then n the sale q their mss-
sins rsg.s nsm ere toq respae'ae'e even 70
a fcnSst rtorle ana viii tell the truth. Sons will
sap they are still taking the medicine 20 they orght
tate 10 Toe six months. drive viruIsnt
ercn forever. However will Thorough
care OF the scrst with bottes have
ep cured With rye six Now, understs1i that epilepsy
the worst asd hardet OF all Nervous iessss 70 sod
the farc medicine that viii ~ acts kks charm upon
knowp IN anaphrcdsia extensively will in epilepsy
Tor reofle will scuetimes aor ~ pubsh their n,mss
references for the that VII not ~ in the other
Eu call upon me- ,nd will shoSv sush letters other
fsTBoT WAITS ~ n go Greenwich street.
fepnt Tor Nst's NerqsHs Arta,'e ~, Nss 10 s.fsc,
- - Ia % 81 Dc 80 49, aings. = n ne Vs.sL
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AnUsEMENTs IN BRooKLyS.

RRooELYN husEuN-coRNER or FULTON AND
urange streets.-Open every evsnng-Beneht Of Miss
sny Isylor-hondsy evening. November ~ 1900 will BE-
tor the seventh tine The successful opera o.
Miss Nary TAILOR. To conslude
WITH the OMNIBUS-Pst Rooney. Nj. Brough,m. Admits.
durins The day, - cents.
RkVokLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAMATIC
- ASSOCIATION Mr.. Chcs'e's Night-Tresiay evening,
roy ~ vii BE performed Beuin Eve act play ~ Damol
snq ~ tmas Tickets admitting gentlemen a1comp,nied
b edies ray te he'd grntatousy Of o. the MEMBER
order,t m w ItTaE. PEI,
n c.TusSrn. sect'y
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large Musical Boxes selections from La
vorite, Iucreza Rorgia, Casa Diva FROM Norma Lucia
Lam La File Regiment II Purani and Serio
Family Polhs, as played at Burtona.
A. VAN VALkEN BUhGH, ls7 Pearl St, up stairs.
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A1R BkoADWAT-DR. KELLINGERs LIsIaENr,
~ or Magic Fluid, can be had in largo bottles a.
each eontani ten ,imcs tho strength virtue
other medieine cold. ~ has dore in day wis, years
have failed 20 do, W fcte directly the part
r,nr alth and strength AZ each dose application
IN rheumatis or other pains. u Immediately all
81 hervns dcuties and breaks deep seated cough
ina lev days hy entirely rev. agresee aud
thoo 10 cures al tkn diseases, heals and dries
tdout hucrs and veaknescs In mate female natter
from what This great remedy 10 used hy Thousands
Of the hrst families in the n1d. witch 10 the
instance q patent Icino being generally used by the
faculty. aRd the wealthy circles No
viii call on the poc,or, and talk with him.
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M ADEsoissLLE JENNY LIND WILL GIVE HYE
uA Thireth brand Concert in Americs, for Charita-
Bile Purposes At the Tripler Hail. Monday morning. Ne
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which viii be literally rewarded returning it No. IS
Pine street.
q n REwARD.-sToLEN FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER
III of Hillary and Adams streets, Booklvn,
TIE morning Of the 10th instant light low built grocery
Wagon without tail board fastened with pins and
chains Whoever will return said snail receive
above reward. HENRY OAKLEY.
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DARTN ERSHIP DISsoLyED-THE LIAITED PARr-
persip heretofore exstSeen T. Gle kmen and r. hein,
Manufacturers u dissolved by Al
the above parties the 18th November 1850.
Tie outstanding dues will be received only by
r. HEINBRENNEa.
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NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF TUE CLAYTON GUARDS
IN requested the Engine House Of No 40
sunday 7th at II o'clock, NJ precisely in fill pni-
purpose of attending the funeral OF late
JOHN CLEMENTS, Captain.
COLLINS. Orderly Serjeant.
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G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

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December H. lS49.
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SERIES FOR 1850.
THE HOME J 0 U r n A l. ::
Az ELECANTLY PRINTED FAMILY NEWSPAPER,

AN ELEGANTLY PRINTED FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Edited by G. P. Morris s. N. P. Willis.
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will frequently be given. Such features
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retained, and new ones added. &" The
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n & s. blackjack,
crc,e,s and Commission 1AeTcaG"e''

GrGceTS AMI Commission ~'N'
ALEXANDRIA. VA,
RE now receiving their Winter supply
4 If Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &C.
which they offer for sale cn 'aocon''iloua'
ting terms, VIZ cl 1or
Ncw Orleans, Porto Rico, Cuba, Loaf
Crushed, Powdered & Charmed sugar )
lava. Rio. Laguyra, Marleobo and 81 10
mingo Cottees; "
New Orleans, p. Il. and sugar i1o"Se
Molasses; ,
Guupowder, Young Hyson, Imperial and
Rack Teas, some very superior;
Tob,rco Of various sizes and qualities
Priucipe. HAVANA and American SeSars
Sperm, train and paint Oils, Pants
Paint, whitewash and shoe brushes
White lead, adamantine d mould candies;
White, brown, CASTLE, and general as
sortment of fancy soaps; -
Rice, pepper, pimenlo, race Ginger;
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, ground spices
SUP. carb. soda, salaratus, salt Petre'
EPSON salts, alum, indigo, madder, cop
peras, sal. soda, mustard
Fools cap, Letter and wrapping paper;
Carrots Sch snuff, in bothes'& O!addsfs;
Rappee 90 IN Jars
Martinique do in bodies;
Salad oil, backing, brooms, cedar ware;
Painted horse and other buckets;
Alicant mats, grass and hemp ropes;
LEADING lines, bed cords, oakum, matches;
n GOO lbs. hams, shoulders, side bacon
10 kegs lard;
500 sacks fine and ground alum salt;
Family, superfne and extra flour;
so bbls. No. mackerel;
I25 do eastern herring;
20 and ] casks Madeira, Sicily Ma,
deira, Port and other wines;
Is baskets champagne wine, IN CTS
and pts; -,
90 bbIs. common and rec ed whIskey;
ITO do old rye %, part very superior;
20 bb!s. n. L. rum;
20 do country gin;
pipe Holland do;
S bbls. peach brandy;
Is do apple dos
Is! and casks Cogniac brandles'
dark and pale, of superior quality
% bbls. and or. casks Am. brandy.
Country dealers are requested TO call
and examine our stock before purchasing;
and consignments of Country Produce
will receive prompt attention.
Alexandria, Va, Dec. Is, lS49.
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THE GOLD MINES
OF CALIFORNIA.

The attention Of agents throughout The
country is called to the cheap and care
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Just published by the subscribers, entitled
Gold Mines of California, and also a
Geographical, Typographical and HistOrl-
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ton Of real value 10 persons interested IN
t,at wonderful section of country.
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4nriI ., ! $50.
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The Annual, or Revolution for every . two
postage paid seat in SO that We 9"1n
the MAGAZINE for one year, together ~!tn
Wv ,sEaRs' NEW AND roPuL*s DE;oG,rrioS 0I
1 the British Islands;
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Antnnities, Druidical ard Roman hc1 T,i1n
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res Castle, ard other great works 0 Atcil'I t,
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Countries C Carefully complied from Tie Oos' al"
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! IF Please address,
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Restoration 6. Preservation Of the H0'r
BY NJ. WISE & SON OF VA.
A CARD.

lI WISE & SON, finding it altogether
wi impossible to attend personally TO
the great number of daily applications
from all sections Of the Union, tor thel'
Remedy for Badness, and for their ceIe-
,brated HAIR TONIC, have found 1t ne
cessary to appoint a General Iravellng
Agent, to visit different cities and towns
throughout the U. States, vestlng him win
authority to appoint sub-agents' use ana
yend the Hair Tome, and to apply the
Restorative, and TO put them into the
hands of those he may appoint TO operate
wherever a sufficient number of patients
in any town or ncighborhood shall be OBJ
tanned.
Can't. George Calvert, of Fauquier co.,
IVA, is alone authorized TO act as General
Travelling Agent, with Il powers above
indicated.
Capt. C. may be expected to visit as
speedily as practicable the principal cities
and towns of the Union.
N. B. Capt. Calvert will always have
on hand full supply of the Ha'r rom" dc
which cleanses the head OF dandruii,
strengthens and invigorates the hair, and
prevents it, also, from falling off, for the
region of country most contiguous to his
operations, or it may always be obtained,
at wholesale, and forwarded to any part of
the Union, by addressinn the proprletors,
NJ. WISE & son, Richmond, Va.
IT, Price 80 per dozen each. Six
bottles for S5-or one dollar single bottle.
Dec. IS, 1916.