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MerIimac prints, Embroidered dresses,
CetAeco DO Irish linens,
Union do Cap nets
Spragues do i.aces and edgings,
Phil Aliens 4 Sons prints. Embroidered collars
hiue ana Orange do Dress buttons,
IickofE styles, Artificial flowers,
Heavy brown shooting, Band boxes,
shlrting, Ladies' arcy bonnets,
ihe Florence braid Z"
- hl'ached m' sin, " Fancy bonnets
ST. and IS Borrr, rib IONS
Blue dniiings, Cap and silk ribons,
OTIS denihs, ParasOls,
Falls Co. d" Umbrellas
H Gable twists ,i., linen linen! table covers,
Amoskeag g Worsied -
. Apron checks. JaquaId di,per
/ Crash and diapers, Ladies mixed hose
Brown linens white all black hose
Brown linen drillings Misses
Kentucky jeans, g mixed h,se,
PLAIN ana fancy Twecis, Mems half hose,
Fancy o"ssilneres, silk pookel hdhi's.
Set,netts, Turkey red
Lancaster GngIams, Linen Gamble
Scotch ladies Md gloves,
Muslin de iaines - Isle thread gloves,
ttafaSr dc laihcs, - cotton
Plain haragcs Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mems
French ." I" isle thread gloves,
BIZ and figured sillS Md glove.,
tolored Crapcx, silk c.sVats,
Grape lsses, summer shawls,
White illusion, Linen thread,
Coiored :" Cotton -
Check cambrics, spool thread
Jaconott Knitting cotton,
swiss ana BOOK muslin, Needles, pins,
Bishop lawns, Percussion caps
i.oPinis, Braids, suspenders
Tapes, steel pens, Peal hutions.
Ihmbles TazoTs, Agate
Razor strops, Cont and vest buttons
Hooks and eyes, Pencils,
Violin strings Gold pens.
NloliH bows, Tea and table spoons
Niolns, Table cutlery
Ivory combs, Pocket knives.
Back Scissors and shears.
SIDE TOYS, DC.
Riding
TEAS.
\ Dung Nson, Gun powder,
Imperial Black,
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems klp boots, NOmens morocco ties,
thick Ienn, Lind.
- call otit,rs q - do
Womens' Kip bootecs, Children's shoes
Misses Boys brogans,
WomeHs' enamcl,d - Mems
Misses CATERS
Womens' morocco hootccs, " pumps,
" hushins,
Misses palm lea! hats White shirts,
Boys Flannel -
Mems leghOrn
J. \. PACKARD,
1O4 Main street, Galena, III.
Galcna. March oh, 63Z. Self
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THE, SAINT RAi-I.

eNNh This superb new steamboat nearly 4,
Y7-vl-.--lSits the size of the Kcohuk Packets and
s:;L:.:s-sSSz with accommodations equal to the
E.&< AxxS best boats on the river. Will he in the
regular Gaicna ana 1T Paul trade, tle cnsung season
making Two trips per week, possible The Saint Paul
viii he hard Ia beat The times Of arrival and depar-
tlrc {" this hoat, viii be announced soon as
lrs are commenced M. h: HARRIS, Master.
Feb. q. i>52
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GaIena advertisement

CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
TN large quantities. and for sale at reduced prices
cry description Of Drugs, Medicines Paints &C., con-
sistng in part follows: .e' ~
| Tsriaric Aacid, Paint, hair & shoe brushes
Bi. Calb. Soda, Oil oil lemon,
Cream Tartar, do .Bergamot,
Salt Petre do Cinnamon. f
EPSON salts, do Peppermint,
Flour Sulphur, do Wintergreen,
Am. and Russian Isinglnss. do Gloves,
Bonnet Glue, do Cedar,
Spices and Indigo, DO HenllOck,
Assorted Perfumery, do Spruce,
Roll birthstone, dye sius rhubarb Jalap, pecac, blue
mass, caloRlel, SIENNA, mama, scaminony gamboge,
OPIUM camphor, blue and white vitrOl, morphia sala
cine Tod Potassium, chime veratrne all fresh from
Eastern markets, L. which NEST respectfully invite the
GEORGE c. ST'ROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail, Druggist,
July 3, 1851 I'D No I96 Main street, Galen
10 hnLs IIHseed oll,-on hand and for sale BY
IL - duly 3. GEORGE {. SJROTHER.
n BBLs Putty--(In hlader.) on ham. and Cor sais
a ~ by Guiy 81 GEORGE c. STROTHER.
4 n BBLs. Spirits Turpentine--On hand and for al
Il by DULY 81 GEORGE c. STROTHER.
= BB,s Lard oii--on h ava and !, for sale by
BBiS Cincinnati Glue On hand and for sale by
- '"'y 3. GEORGE e. STROTHER
- BBl.S. sperm Oil--On hand aud fer sale by
- Jul, 3. GEORGE c. sTROIHER.
n fF bbls. sweet Oil--On hand ard for sale by
II Jnly ,. GEORGE &. STROTHER
BBIaS. Fish Oil-On hand and for sale by
p July g. GEORGE {. STROTNER.
S)AA KEGS 1t. LoHis and Cincinnati " bite Lead
- wv On hand ant, for salt by
Juiy g. GEORGE {. STROTHER
e Boxes Window Glass ,sorted sile,) on
~ band and for sale by
July B. GEORGE c. STPOTHER,
- boNes CASTLE SoapLOn hand and for sale by
. July 3. GEORGEC yTROTHrp
q BASKETS Olive Oil--On hand and for sale be
~ '"H D. GEORGE {. STROThER.
y A/ck OZS sniph QHinine-On hand aud for .aie
A~o by july g. GEORGE {. STROTYER
n hbis Queen City NarIsh--Op hand ard Tor sale h~
'u'9 d. GEORGE C. STkOTHEE.
"a BBlS spanish witrg--On band and for sale .y
~ JUN D. GEORGE {. STROTHER.
hi bbs Castor Oii--On hand and fur sale nv
jay .. GEORGE {. STROTHER
CAUTION: CAUTION. CACTION.::
take this occasion 20 inform The putic tlsat have
the exclusive agenc, tor Gsiena vicinity for ,<
SAFE al the following just and e.ervcdy popular Pam
iIy Medicines ~
"r".nhoers Medicines, ID Swaynes 3, rup of cherry
DR. VIM s:loans Ointment Dr. Svsyue,, Vermifnge .
-, Cohdh pe~I, Dr. irask's Magnetic Ont'nt.
III -hAeiS sasspaIiila Roakes te}ine Lininleht,
Dr. slim ans hair tonic, DR. Braxgs reme,I,r. ~
III Ihthpiohs FIis, Dr. Merciianis garsnx ofi,
III bFis'ois N q u hn,ntnt Dr Marsalls uterine cath
ALSO--ON HAND.
Ferry Davis Pain Killer, Or ChrIs,'s Magnetic Re,s
and fird, SWANS paHacea. Jayue's medicines Wis,sr
baisani, Rowands Tonic Mixture, etc. etc. kr sale bv
GEORGE G. sTROTHER
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
. No. 1876 Main 81. GaIsna
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REE q RMER.
Wholesale and Retail CrOcerS

AHANE just rec BY the first boat Nominee a large
b and well selected assortment of Groceries and Pro-
visions. consisting Of Sugar, Coffee, Tea Pork. Flour,
Lard Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Dried Fruits Cheese,
Rice, Candles. Soap, Salt, Wooden ard Willow
and will receive fresh supplies by every boat
from -. Louis all the Those wishing To
purchase viii find il to their advantage to call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
ST. Paul. Anril %. KEN & FARMER.
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lust received lot Of be,lsteads sale cheap for
- cash by F. f. COLLINS,
Auction anil Commission Merchant,
iu2i Third st. bel JAG h.on op. Min Ou,fit
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thC TRADE ON vcrN a,vrut 4r,o
! terms. f. II A. II p COR ". ITu
HHitHd- AIfl Ito, 1907. 2-t
SPRING SALES, 1852.
II SHALL be receiving Upou the openinp of M vica,i

SHALL be receiving upon the opening Of nav igation,
= large and well selected assortment of BRUSH,
French and American Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Tea
ao iobocco ana great variety of fancy articles which,
VIII be offered to the trade lower prices than the same
styles have usually sold in this market And would
suggest to purchasers who have formerly visited oher
markets. thar much time and pense may be saved by
purchasing their goods here. An examination of nv
stoch and prices il respectfully solicited.
TITO tOn arfic-s or,
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w ESTERN REFERENCES.

His Eycellenry, AUSTIN A. KING, jefferson City, No.
His FNcellency, JosEPH A. WRIGHT INDIANAPOLIS Ia
His EXcellency REL BEN Woop, Columbus Ohio
His ENcellency, AUG. G. FRENCH, Springfield, His.
Ex-tsov. DAVID WALLACE, Indianapolis, la.
Hon. John w. Davis, Carlisle, la.
Hon Geo W. Julian, Centcrville. Ia.
Prof. .. NJ Sin.ih, W. u. Columbus, Ohio
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Messrs Chambers &, Knapp, Editors Mo- Republican
Geo n. Budd, Editor -. Louis inteigencer
Phillip B. lioChaday, Neatnan. Pittman n Co
VIM. z. Henry n Co., Prof Jos. n. Mcdowell, NJ u.
AnglerOdt X Barth. Gaty. Mctune & Gasby.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
His EAceliency, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. VIM. II. Forbes, Hon. H.nr, A. Lambert.
Rice. loliimshead Becker, j. W. Bass. p. NJ.
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon. w L. Iarned, Hon. :. W Famham, ]. w. North
A. l.. AmeS Geo W. Brott.
3-29yl A.. WHITNEY, ST. PAUL
GENERAL AGENT for the Territory of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third st.
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Cheap Cash Store, for Summer Trade
n F.. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
- autumn winter stock, prisiBg of
selected assortmens Of Ready made Clothing Prints
Satnets Boots. shoes, Fancy Goods &C. ever brought
to Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting 81. Paul to pay him a visit he is
determined to retain the which his establishment
has 50 long held of "Chcap Cash Store.o
CLOTHING.
The following few of the articles on hand:
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin vests
DO truck do Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Brown linen do Fine Bla, Pants
Tweed do do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory do of all sizes and sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems boys thick boots Morocco slippers.
do do DO shoes Ladies' CATERS
Congress and calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES,,
consisting of Teas, Cofees, Sugar, Rice Sugar House
Moasscs Sperm Candies, Dried Apples Peaches, Soap,
Tobacco, Saleraius, Starch Goldfish, Mackere CHINA
mon, Nutnees, Cloves Peppermint and Pepper Sauce.
Also, an assortment of Wooden Ware. consisting OF
Tubs and Buckets, Washboards Clothes Pins DC. All
for sale cheap for cash 40 trouble goods AT
his sore-noNt door the Pioneer Office and book
n. b. Large supplies of Flour, Oats, Corn, and Pota-
toes always on hand
November, lS5l lift
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Y early Deposits Of Members under SO

Those 80 wears of charged 25 per extra
81 90 admission fee, is charged in addition 10 the above
the first year and be paid the of rlak ing
application aud the first years deposit within 80 days
REFERENCES.
Gov boutwell,, Mass, GOV. HUMAN Augusta, Me
EA-Gov. WILLIAMS \. H. L. ALDEN, Vi D., Randolph.
I Wood, Vi d. Randolph. Hon French, Brsiniree
Hon Morrison, Irantrec. Hon f. Hathaway Freetown
~ Brockway Ellington CT Hon rW ashbnr Middleboro
Hon o. WOOD, Somcrs, G. Woodbury. & Curtis Provid
WR Clifford, New Bedford, Steph. Reynolds Troy, y y .
HonT WtntWOrth Lowell Al stephens, Roc klalii l.. Ike
srBINGFIELD ERENCREFES.
PFWilooy, Prs,t Chicopee BankJos { Pynchon. Esq
4 Nora, Ptrst AeAWam Bunk. {; G Scnnr. l.
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Religious Notites.

10 Second Reformed Presbyterian Church.
Medical Cosse No. % Gos5y Gst"ssn BT1 N e so
AFTERNOON, by the PistoT, Rev SPENCER L. FIN
EsY
~ Broadway Tabernacle.-Rev DR.. SKINNER
vii preach TOMORROW at l0l o'clock A. ~ aud a, >
Sclcek in the afternoon DsG0uTse WI be delivered at
Il 10 the evening by Rev. DAVID Is. COE'
Shepherd, eoneT Of Mott and Cro~sts, Rev. RALPH
HOYT, Rector. Divine service every SUNDAY at lo4
NJ and SIP. M Tomorrow being the second Sunday IN
Advent appropriate DlscouTses viii be preached
10 Discourses to Young PeopIe.--Tbe Fourth
fthe Series viii be delivered by Pastor n SCHE
RRIORN in the Fourth CongTe gationa Church. 10Th st.
we D 9Th and 7th-ays., TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Dec 3. Service at O'Clock.
Preaching in the morning at 10 O'Clock and social meet
eg the evening at O'CLOCK The revival IN the above
OlUrch 10 still progrtssng The word IS very powerful
MADISON and C,tharne-ss-Rev s. lNskiP Will preach
@sUhDAY 6th inst at1ol o'clock A. NJ Subject; Joy
d the Riehe0us;v and at NJ. Subject; Attracnons
die Cross" Preaching also in the afternoon a. by rev
Mr. WRIGHT. Seats free. Public invited 70 attend
"a Rev. -. ID. Burcherd, ID. ID, viii deliver on
SABBATH EVENING next the first sermon IN seres ~
Rev Mr. GRlNhELL the Pastor, viii preach at 10 A. NJ
ME- Church, brooklyn, TOMORROW MORNING at
| 1ti O'clock.
| TT sabbath Evening Sermons OF the New
York y Dung Mems Christian AssOctation:IIrh5e
limit
ii IN ion Theolog cal Seminary at the MeIcers ftes
bterian Church; aud the downtown Sermon by Rey
JOHN w. KENNEDY, d. D. at the North Dutch Cnurch,
nrner Of Fulton and Willien sts TOMORROW Sunday
EVENING Dec. 5. Services to commence at ~ O'Clock ID
ach place
\ M Notice.-Rev DR. DURBIN breaches at Greenest
L vhodst Episcopal Church SUNDAY MORNING at 100
sdock The annual Missionary collection will be taken up
IT, Fifth UniversaIist Society.--Rev T. l.
NWYER d. d., will preach TOMORROW Sunday
ToRkING and AFTERNOON, in the Lecture Room OF
Tyeuy Medical College, l4h-st, 3d-av. at h1 and
sSslock The public are invited.
f7.A Farewell missionary Meeting viii be
hInthe l9d-st Methodist Episcopal hurch ne othav
SnkDAY EVENING, ar O'clock. Dr. DURBlN and
ers Missionaries about to leave for California, VIII be
Il isn't and address the meeting.
~ puIpit Pictures from the Life of Luther,
~ tyeat -IseforIner Of the 18th Century
sree Ii ctures under the above title Will be delivered
p. Fysosrlica Lutheran Church ia MulbeTy-st, be-
", sud 6rd BrOOne First lecture ON SAbbAIh
lFt q o. 49, O'clock sc -ct--Lutber Finding the
IL c.a,a - trary- I'M
w .n,-h. -. 4 F.. .f.xs.L :, ID, 81
Ia a Church ., ia =, 81 st's A. nd io@ery, Ten
-. 40 a 10Th stree al TOMORROW 1T lO3 A. NJ and
lsd7P NJ Subject IN the evening" paTation 81 the
&c.. fer the Final ConHagration" Seats free
| ~ Lectures 20 Young Men in the Twelfth
Iii. uagtisi Church.-1he Sixth IN Course Will be
iFsissfed 10 MORROW EVENING, dee. 81 by Rev.
ttdnsy A. Corey.
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YOu1s, very rospectiuIIy.
IfTAG HOWE

to N0tice.-A Fair for the benefit Of the SHIRT.
sEWFRS AND SEAMSTRESSES UNION will be held
at METROPOLITAN Hall, commencing at o'clock UESDAf
Dec 7, and closing I'll URSDAY, Dec 9 at 10 L. NJ
large AID vansd collection OF Gtt-Bookf, Aunuaf
and standard works from eminent publishing houses and
TOYS Boutere and Fancy Wak Of the best quality and
most unique style will be spread before the visitors Afro
specimens the work executed by the Society Admission
Ia cents Children accompanied by parents guardians
half price
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70 Yong Lawyer wishes 70 enter into a. nr-
Innsenent with some Lav.fIm - Their Attorney. Ref
erencss gwen. Address LEX, Tribune O5ce.
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~ Grass Valley Gold Mining Company
- WINCHESTER, President. Capita $3.50 coo. Stare

~ Grass Valley Gold Mining Company
D WINCHESTER, Prssident Capita S25o, coo. SlSes
&2c0; half-shares Si00.
The rich Quartz claims owned by the Company exceed
400 in number covering surface of 100 acres in the richest
and most desirable part Of Grass Valley. The Machinery
which the approved and powerful OF any yet manu-
featured is calculated puverEe hundred tuns day
The machinery the ground The whole Of the proper
ty il paid for and the Company free from debt few
Shares of the Stock for sale par Pamphlets containing
the Charter Bylaws Map, &C. may be obAued al the
Office If by mail inclOse two three-oent stamps Address
postage paid with remittance for stock On daf's on New
York, or current funds) to
r. J. RICHARDS, Secretary, No lO7 Futonst' n. Y,
Where specimens Of the gold bearing Quntz may BE- seen
fyom 10 10 o'clock
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4 A l. l. r. X I OF VARIETIES, NO. 80
~ Broadway, opposite the Ceamore House above the
corner Of Spnngst, @. HICKS, Proprieior.-Grand and
Novel Exhibision of MUSICAL and MECHANICAL
FIGURES, MUSICAL instruments, and variety OF
other entertainments open daily from un 10 o,cockPM
The AUTOMATON LIFE-SfLED BELL-RlNGERS,
comprising u Ladder and leader have been
ceiyed with the greatest satisfaction by all who
their performances They acknowledged 20 be the
beautiful figures ever exhibited. The machinery,
scenery and dresses have been got ~ regardless Of
pense They play l4diteTtnt aiTsthe most poru2r OF tie
day, every hall hour
Previous to fhe performances 0fthe Bell Ringers bear
tfil SELF-ACTlNG PIANO will be set in motion. play
ing variety of fayOne airs tog Their with the necban cal
figures; the first case contains: l. Serpent Chefmer.
AFlowtrSeller g. Continental Guard Don Quixotte
s. A Strolhng Msurhder 6. A Shoemaker. cure for a
Seeding Wife. Z A Miniature Panorama. The second
case &C utsins l. Napoleon Crossing the Alps Mig
clan and mis- Monkey. g. Cobler At work his shop
Stages OF NaIo J. A Young Othcci. 2 Emperor. q
At the Burning of Moscow. L. Death.
COsMORAMIG VIEWS, KALIEDOSCOPES, 70 be
seen az all times.
mechanical picture representing the interior ~ ST
MAGDALEN AT ROME with full moving procession.
The room has been decorated with Flag OF all Natons.
Admission 10 the whole, Is Children under 70,
hGlfprce. A liberal discount made for Schools
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CURIOUS. -NEW-YORK AMPHTTHEA-

~ TER. No 81 Bowery LAST APPEARANCE OF
LEVI NORTH-THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING
All his great performances besides thos- Of MASTER
WILLIE and the superb Horse TAMMANY, will be gwen
without curtaiment 10 both entertainments
e. Mr.. II. SANDS will appear on Mo day evening 10
his great ANTIPODAL EXPERIMENT, walking across
the ceiling with his feet up aud his head down
Boxes % cents Pit l2l eens Doors open a; aud al
JPN
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Amnesmenis.

MAD. HENRIETTE SONTAG's FOURTH
1Nl and LAST bur ONE CONCERT prior 10 her de-
p'''I Mo nj S D ~ ~ METko is KALI
which occasion will be presented the following BIZ at
PROGRAMME:
Selections ff'u Ro''nis S &, O Of
AsOvenare % sennrarnis
By TIE ORCHEsTEl-
b, Introductory Chorus and Reciistiye
By TIE ITALIAN Ciohcs.
G. Gand TeTzett
SIR. BADnLr PozzOlIH and Roo
BE- TIE ITALIAN CHoSys.
Mad HENRIETTE sOETAG ..
SIS. BADIALL PCzzoLiSi and RoOcc.
h'noo Ru'se P.fi r., ~.
Pollacs-" Linda Cha,no.i1n .Donze;i
Mad HENRlETTE sONTAG
overure-Fra Disvolo
By TnE ORcBFsTRA
Mad soSTAG and sie Po1zolisi
Duet-suoni Ia uomba Puritan ............. Bc.lni
sigs. BADIALl and Rocco
in' y' Mad Msd HTYRrETTE s0XrAG
Aia-La Calrnia Barber Of .Roa-ni
Mad. HENBIETTE sONTAG, ana sig BApi.LI
with oblss,o Violin Accomplishment 1,' PsSIi'ail by
PAUL JULES. 1870
Conductor JAIL - NH
Doors open at I; to commence sts
Secured seats, y and Si-tO b. had az HALL SUNS,
On saiIdsy vii be cold the 81 on Monday the 81 and re-
naming g
The FIFTH and LAST CONCERT WI take risce On
WEDNESDAY Dec.s
URTON's THEATER-Channbe
~ TYIIS EVENING Dec. 4, viii be performed
THE PATRICIAN AND PARvENUE
:" one THousRNb MiLLISERS WANTED
Joe Bass Burton Angelica Mrs Hughes
Doors open ate! o'clock; performances commence AZ
vate Boxes s.; Orchestra Chairs, IS cents.
DROADWAY THEATER-E.A MARSHALL,
- Sole Lessee-sxth Night Of Mr MOWATT-
THIS EVENING, Dec. 4. will be performed
ARMAND Or The Peer and the Peasant.
Duke de Richeleu. Mr. Bland Banche.... Mrs Mowatt
Armand ........MT. Conway Bebette .... Mrs Vernon
LADIES BEWARE.
Colonel Navosour M Whiting Matilda. Mrs Abbott
Doors open 6f az Boxes and Parquet Soc
Family and Upper Circles DC; Private Boxes - and -
WALLACKs THEATER Broadwsy.-J.
w w WALLAcK. Lesse-J. w. LISTER, Stage Nam
Ass.-THlS EVENING, Dec. 4, will be performed
PRACTICAL MAN
Go Idey. MrWalcot Savoyard Gill;. Mics Osbore
The TWELVE LABORS OF HERCULES
LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN.
Doors open at g O'Clock performance 70 al T.
Orchestra Seats, 70 cents Private Boxes, . and a.
NIBLOs GARDEN-JoHS SETON, Man
IN ager.-THIS EVENING Dec. T. VIII be performed.
BETSY BAKER
Mr. Mouser. Mr. Jefferson Mrs Mouser Me- Conover
Mr.. Grumpy. Howard Betsy Baker. MR. Masdei
GIRALDA; Or, The Danseuse Of Spain.
Girsda Mile. Duey Barre Petmoamera Mile. Bnln
Lord Crockfori. Mons .Corby Grenade Mons wethof
Tickets 81 cents Private Boxes S. Doors open al T. To
commence att.
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Published this morning.
EAP SHEAE: A ERE,H RnHnlE- lY L

Published this morning.
ZAP SHEAF; A FREsH BUNDLE, by Lewis
" Myrtle VOL limo. cloth, 81.
Recently Published,
l. DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION OF THE MIS-
SlSSlPPI VALLEY, WIN THE ORIGINAL NARRATIVE or
MAReUErTE, SC, &C. by John O. Shea vol, syo, Goth,
a.
PHILOSOPHERS AND ACTRESSES by Rcasssye
5 MEN Or THE TINE: Or SKETCHES OF LIVING
NoTAILEs. limo, 81 So
l. HAGAR; = STORY or To-Day, by Alice Cagoy. l2no,
81.
B. LAYS OF THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS, by w E.
Aytoun Emo, 81.
LAND by III. w. Herbert. limo. 81 Is.
= g. REDFIELD Nor. no aud Il Nassau-si.
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~. A Coutrast.-Shsvins was always consioeIeI
nee sary ANNOYANCE until the Amole prepared ano 80
WILLIAM BOGLE, No. 81 Washinston-st> was me- y,
f,sa 70 pnhlc acceptance The scon OF this esoeent We
ss,sbe on the beard and skin such as 70 iaC,
the shaving process easy and atsctve
power in desodns the skin from stiffness ana ersR,o
esrsed by changes item persture rno Sie
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