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MILITARY CONVENTION.

A requested, we.publsh the following notice oil con-
venon in Iynchburg BIO held on Thursday Inc ION Dc
ccnber next in stead the 25th November as it originally
appeared-lhe latter day giving loo little time io suhceh
notice Of the meeting
NJ b. We are asked request al the papers in the Slate
to publish the notice:
THE MILITIA.
specis request has been addressed TO me. by NUMBER
of the Commanders of Regiments and oker officers oil inc
militia 10 give public notice. that meetings have been, or
will held by the respective regmenta boards In Inc cuun-
las of Bedford Campbell Franklin Patrick Henry Pittsyl
yania and Halifax for The purpose OF appointing delegates
to "Mitary Convention 10 assemble in Lynchourg on
Thursday, the 18th December.
The OBJECT of this convention will be 10 frame memorial
10 the next Legislature asking repeal OF The act passed IN
1893 abohing the militia OF the line and for such amend
ments of the militia laws as they may deem expedient
Ii is very desirable that every county in this division
should be- 10 this Conventions and The officers oil
each Regimen respectfully and earnestly requested 10
take prompt measures to ensure that result.
1t cannot be doubted that the attendance OF Delegates
from the respective Regiments OF The several divisions OF me
Militia of tho State would give additional Importance TO the
of the Convention Their presence am persuaded
and union OF effort efficient Militia system,
would be hailed with sentiments Of patriotic respect by every
member OF the Convention.
By The Major General lst Division Virginia Militia.
BENZ. W. 5. CABELL.
THos P ATKINSON, Aid de Camp
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SHIP DESTROYED By FIRE.
New YonK. Nov 1.-THE chip Victoria which lett Gas.
gov, Scotland the 18th November for New York, took
fire in the river und burned 10 the waters edge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18

BALTIMORE Nov l7-Sales Of 500 bbls. Flour tbe-
fare r, crio Of steamers news) Sc 62 and 900 bbls
since al S. IS 80 Nothing doing In grain since receipt
of foreign news
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18
GOLD HANOVER -

friend has just fine ear of corn-contatnine
1873 grains which was grown on his farm in Hanover
county, by Thomas NJ Gardner, late editor of the Western
Virginan at Charleston, Kanawha county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18

NIORTHERN HAY $50 bale. Northern Hay landing io'
sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 CO.
I11VALIAFEHKO'S yAMILY gLOUk-in .!eie ''r
l. sale BY T. H. SKINNER, cay S.o-
TTIRGINIA COUNTRY IHON.-l0 tons Virginia Iouh
Try Iron, sale BY E. H. SRlNKER Cary otee..
11IAN COLO RED FRENCH MEHlNO:.Just received
i Tan Coored French hsrno' L. hAhI"ELL y w.
Nov II
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NEW YORK Nov l7.-F!our has declined ID IS cts.
per bbl; Wheat cts. per bushel. Corn tirmer.
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SALES OF STOCKS


REPORTED III JoIU A LAmcssrERA SOW, BRoKERs.
Virginia per CENT 81 years run, salcs Of lhc Trse
snfy SlIa
Virginia per q years sales los and int.
Virginia I'D sales loi Gnd
Virginia under 10 years sses H2 IND
ItnIs by the last siIes, Ia pnl
Ri.L,ynI Civ Ion,s 81 aalfs In4 and Int
RcbncnI CITY Iunds short datea sales 0l lt and
V,rgin, Usni SInck mar SO last ,.icL 80
Farmers Bank Stock. Last saca, ~
pxctans, Unnt Slack sales li2
V,rsn and Trno.ssee Road bonds sals Is and lot
49,, r,r. ,nJ Narioc laa, saies l03
Richmond Association Stock, Far go asst sales IS
Richmond, frelelickshurs ard Potomac Hail R'ad m
stock last sales ~
yirsnk. Central Railroad Stock, last salss, 81
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road Stock, last .
r. .,nnI 4 ,,,l nan M. Ruii Road Stool saps 70
I msa a ;ver a, Ka ma VIA stock las SALES, NV
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DEATH OF AN AMERICAN CONSUL.
New Youx Nov. l6-Henry De Wolf, United States
Consul Dundee Scotland, died recently This account
comes by the Baltic.
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r,TER FROM MEXICO

NEw oalEAss Nov l6he steamer GER i rex, mas aIiSe
here from Vera Cruz with dates 10 Inc S ns one ong
ST. 900 in specie. .,,hs, =, uncomfortable oo,,,
on and great fears existed Of famine which It was sp
odisn. yyers committing frequent hosties. Ia one in
stance thew attacked and killed party OF twelve white per
sona The cholera raging fearfuly al Jaspa.
;,ut Col Webster died recently Fort Brown oil yel
la
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
New YoEK Nov. 1.-THE Empire Iron Works, and q
large nunQcr of factories, and blocks Of houses weo
destroyed by fire Today. The loss is quarter of million
OF uulIaTs
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NOT GUILTY.

CIscIssArr Nov l5 In the OF Dr.. Ames, charged
with shooting James G. Hall with intent 10 KILL the Jury
this evening returned verdict Of not guilty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

NEW YORK ELECTION.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Hards have lOUcO majority
Ihn
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

Bosrow, Nov. 1.-THE Wing majority in The Senate Is
only onein House il Is 65. The CoaIitIonsls have
been ulteily routed
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MA ELECTION dunbar Den

LOUISIANA ELECTlON.-Dnn Dem, Is elected u
Congress in the LIST district, Gsyerre Ind Dem. "
about QUO majority In the ~ district ss iar Us
fom Davis Dem has 276 n,IurIy over Coz mum. M my
hut il is eved The latter ID elected BY from 30o ~ oVo ~
o,ity us The balance The district IL heavily ~n his "
the parish Of New Orleans % Democratic an' a.:
av from Yellow fever The vote of New Orleans is larger
,han a, Ihe Presidential election, by over Z.ooo
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WIN. BOULWARE.
pHiliP ST.. GEORGE COOKE,
LEWIS F. HARVlE,
g. J. BARBOUR,
I,oA NE a RUEElN.

Tho ahove report was received md LAID on me .ao sno
",ion was referred back TO tho same COMMITTEE
,u instructions 10 report resolutions Ia accofanhec WIN
tho report. 1,,,i,,ec reporled tho following
.,.a,, .io which wrre unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the mode OF n P is ssbee
Iaue 10 s as TO constitute greva 10 which The
people Of Inc States ought mot 70 suom States be
Resolved That the President OF inc ona'eu viii
Energy and urgency that he be earnestly SOLICITED &c
Adolf all the which in tho range oil MS powers
rid this country of this odous monopoly ,u,,h N.
'' Thai the above resolutions together win lhs
,enorI be- communicated the President OF the un'1ee
Ctotal
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VERMONT SENATOR.

MONTPELIER, VI, Nov. lG Three balo,ings for y. 5
were had to-day On the last ballot the vote stood
EeiIugg, DEM, 3d. Coamer whg, 81 Shalser F. S., ?;
trainerd f. s. :; scattering s
The previous report OF THO election OF Judge Kellogg wa
premature
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Balance on hand The 2ls day of July, 1853 the .o
dale of the death OF the forme. Treasurer 4ou.1o! ~
To The credit of the following iunds, VIZ;
70 tho credit of the Comnunwe wealth. 3l6,63i *
Literary Fund, 1926 90
Board of Pub.
lie Works, % Az vi
Sinking Fund, 6C9l W -
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.,ce,, the $685. is BY the cumorous and peril
ms Of monopolic. II cannot De a.
eloos would gain more and our FARMERS
NV ,v less by change of system. ~, s,,,s D.n,,
oen he addressed Communication TO the peruvian ns
s a, Washington urging the adoption "l iteo ,taoe IN
Gssno Ile received an from me minister .a. e
,,sc,s n,,de by his Government with conmtseui com
"s"s hcm exclusive privileges wore then In utce
and that would impossible 10 make any fnange 81
rem mill those contracts had EXPIRED out nc
nns Thai then more favorable system might 90 n'ro
duced Those did expire and nsS oo gh
or more companies further effort 90 ns Pa s U
uoVelnsh, h Sra,aIv Of Stale addressed despatch t
auE Minister in Peru directing him 10 bring ms suosc. be
fore The Peruy Government ana 10 '"Si'' w '
uf free trade. ,b., tho pre,ldent sxpress
sd the most favorable disposition In Inc s ali s
was pleased 10 give he and declared ne W.T. no Of h
means Within .ns M oosmed fully impressed with the mag
and hS s. sao oSsse
e Itself now that was urged when his prehscea
sor attempted negotiation Is no, Iess ALI Of which
resDeclfuly submitted. u,pC
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The aggregate balance ia The Treasury on The
4lh day of August, 1853. The date Of The
Qualification of The present Treasurer, las
shown above)-
To The credit oil The following funds, viz
Tn the credit of The Common wealth, 3l5,634 20
Literary fund, 42.2i6 20
Board of Pub.
lie Works. 93Yi79 vi
Sinking Fund, 6Ogl O2
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l,I32
Dsbutsed from the 4lh day OF August 10 the
Both day Of Sept, 1853 Inclusive
On account of The Commonwealth 2l9.2I3 81
Literary Fund, 1850 ~
" Board of Public
Works. 1881 370 ~
" 4" Sinking Fund, 1927 III
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Received from tho 4th day Of August to The
Both day Of September, 1858, inclusive
On account of the Commonwealth, {! 2i6 81
-LiiazaIu-Ennd 1853 Il
Works. $50, 1872 81
Sinking Fund. $50 466 IT
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Discussed from the lat day Of October, 1857 10
the 2lst day Of july 1853 the date OF The
death of the former Treasurer-inclusye,
On account OF the Commonw wealth, ,554,344 81
Literary Fund, l42.495 Oo
Board of Pub.
lie Works, 1929 l33 70
Sinking Fund, 47O,l93 u =,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-18


Where no change from Advertisement is contemplate
ed by The bidder.
Tor we, as the may be) there write tho or
in ful of here the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail route No from
often the Postmaster Generals adver-
tscment for proposals the dated December g. 1862
requires in the time stated in the schedules contained in
such advertisement and by the following mode Of convey
ance. wit Here state how il to be conveyed, for the
annual Of there write the in words at full
length.
Dated lSigned.l
Form ofa Guaranty.
Tho undersigned undertake that il the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. he accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder shall prior to The ls day Of
July next enter into the required obligation perform the
service proposed with good and sufficient sure'ies
Dated NS'gned ny Two guaran'ors'I
Form of Certificate.
The undersigned. POSTMASTER judge, or clerk Of court
Of record as the may be- certes that he well
osnscd with the shove and their property and
th.s they Of property and able TO make good their
guaranty.
Dated (signedl
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Arrive at Waterbury the same days by 81 pm.
95l From New Hartford, by Pleasant Valley, Hitchcock
vile, and Coebrook River, to New Boston, Mass,
II miles and back, three times week
Leave New Hartford Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at SPIN,
Arrive at New Boston the same days by SPIN,
Leave New Boston Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day at Gam,
Arrive at New Hartford the same dsys by II m
o52 From West Cornwall to Sharon, miles and back six
times a week
Leave West Cornwall daily except Sunday at P m [,
Arrive at sharon the Same days by 81 pm;
Leave Sharon daily except Sunday atsam,
Arrive At West Cornwall the same days by ~ IN
e53 From Falls Village by Salisbury, Lakevle, and Ore
Hill 10 North East, N. ", l0t miles and back, SIX
times week
Leave Fall. Village daily except Sunday atA pms
Arrive at North East the same days by 81 Jpn
Leave North East daily except Sunday at7am,
Arrive Mt North East the same days by ~ IN.
qs4 From New Milford, by Brdgewater, 10 Roxbury. 8
miles and back three times a week.
Leave New Milford Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day 5pm,
Arrive a, Rorbury The Same dsysby Jpn,
Leave Roxbury the same days at 3 an,
Arrive st New Milford the same days by u sms
o55 From Newtown, by South Britain, souhbury, and
Woodbury., to Ho,chkissvIle, lea miles and back. six
times a week.
Leave Newtown daily except Sunday at III
Arrive q, HotchkissviIle the same fays by 81 pm,
Leave Hotchkissve daily except Sunday At Sans
Arrive at New,own tho ssme days by III an
o56 From Dsnbury, BY Balls Pond, TO New Fairfield,
miles and back twice week.
Leave Dsnbury Wednesday and Saturday at . P mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

CHURCH OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAULE. CANAL
.GhxHp sASRlD CONCERT.

CHURCH OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAULE. CANAL
GRAND SACRlD CONCERT,
cUNOAY EVENING DECEMBER ID
roR
LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
OF THE ABovG
ct which the following artists have
Nadsmoiseile GABRIELLE DE LA MOTTE
Signorna OLIVIA SCOkCiA
Signor and SignorA BAILINI
Mademoiselle BAUMAN,
MesMs BERGE, BURKE, BOUCHER, Pa. MAYER,
PROGRAMME
l. "Salye Regina Grand Chorus and Trio sigma
Sconcia Sig. BailiI l. and Mr.. Mueller. Berre
2. "Quis Est Homo" Duo from "Stabat Mater"
Soprano and Contrato. Rossini
g. solo-Bass, Mr. p. Mayer. INSTRUMENTATION.
a Allegro--Trio for Piano. Violin and Violonoello
Madlle q. De La Motto and Meesrs Burke
s. "Grstias Asmus, Solo Tenor, Sig Bailni 80. Device
g. "Tantum Ergo Solo Baritone, Mr.. Mueller. Carcane
II.
J. heterogeneous Performance Organ ;. Bsrge
2 Infsmmatus Solo and Chorus sigma Sooncia .Ros ini
B. AVE Maria" Duo Messrs Bailin and Mueller Bergs
4. Noel - Solo, Aadlle Bauman. "A. Adam
8. "AndAnte and Allegro" Tri, for Piano, Violin
and violoncelio Mad lie q. De La Motto
and Mesers. Burke and Boucher. -: MendelssohA
Conductor. w. Berge, who si preside at the organ.
Itch cts, 80 cents Reserved Seats, 81.
To commence precisely at O'Clock.
Tickets be had ut the stores OF Mesrs Sehsrnburg
Luis, 722 Broadway; L. Desconlbes and Z. DUNCAN
Brother.
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WINTER EvENlNGs.-HoPE CHAPEL-BxTRA
w night to-night-DION BCURCICAULT will repeat
The story Of the Stage tonight hnIsdsy the 10Th. in.
Rights and Her Wrongs" which enterainr will given
Monday next Dec 49, Public Mott Elm Of
the numbers that have attended Mr. Boursi
eau rs winter Evenings" and the restricted a,commo
dston of the Hope Chapel he has been Obliged alter
first intention Of restricting these Tues
days and Thursdays ony During he will give
public will is trusted excuse tse alteration pro-
Subs rbers tick, Ia admitted night until
Thursday 2, when they pre. Secured Seats as van
Eorden Kings wall street and at Hall Sons Broad
way. Doors open at o'clock; commence ats
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY WILL SING (BY Dr.
sre) TO their friends in Yorkve this fThursday) even
ing December 10, At the Methodist Episcopal Church In
Newark, N. J on Friday, 10Th, and Monday 18TH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

VNANTED TO RENT-TWO FURNISHED HOUSES
w one q small genteel house. cottage STYLE with modern
Location from Bleeckes to Twsntyt0ursh
furniture will purchased The other in Brooklyn
Fulton ferry Small rent not 5000. Also, three SIN al
houses with motern improvements. Location from Nine
enty sixth eets west side. Apply to W.
CAMPBELL real estate broker $50 Broadway entrance in
White etreet.
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.TULLIEN,s CONCERTS.
IN ORDER TO GIVE PLACE TO TIKI
GREAT EXHIBITION QUADRILLE ON
MONDAY DECEMBER 10.
GRAND IRISH NIGHT
The whole Of the first OF the being devoted
the melodies of Ireland and the OF Irish
This (rhursdaJ) evening, December 10.
Overture-Ea Mariana" first time) w " Wallace
Quadrille-'1he Irish Quadrie". Juion
Song"The Lass Rose Of summer" (frst time)
M'dlle Anna Zerr.
Solo, Cornet Piston-"Koma W. Y. Wallace
(Firtt t'me)
Composed expressly fcf this OCCASION
Quadrille-"The Maid OF Honor first time). .Balfe
On Themes from the celebrated opera by
song-"The Minstrel ~" (6rst tme). Moore
a'lle Anna Zerr.
Quadrie-"The HiberDan" first time). j Julien
Founded on Irish Melodies snd concluding
with the celebrated National Air, "St.
Patricks Day."
Quadrile Natonal-"The Americana. .. ...... julien
eighty sixth and last time but two.) 49,
Grand Aria- From " Lucia q, Lsmmermoor" do nzetti
symphony-"The Allsretto in B fat from the Sym.
Concerto fer 'dnrsta:c-cetc Bossss,ai
/ Recita'ive; =. Anoante; 8. Aria; Grand
Variations.
pelka1"1he Katydid;" ...............,:.;. Julien
N Edusrd Moilcnhsuer
Galop-"The Am aud Tiger. Julien
Conductor. M Jullien
ADMISSION .fhg Cents
T'ofess to BE- had at s. jce's, 500 Eroadwsy; Hail
Son 25s Br.acway and Van Rorden King 40 all street
IN The evening az tho Hstl.
Doors open a. T. Concert to commence ssa O'Clock
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MATIlIMONY,

A GENTLEMAN OVER SIX FEET TWO INCHES IN
"A height Of good figure and sound constitution not bad
looking Vshes TO make the some young
from Of for the purpose Of making her his
wife whom be could support sentcey and he thinks surely
make happy She must be rather stout tall and healthy
wei educated charitable in oipostion and gentle in tenn
per good face and figure II she snzs plays
and Dances from the country, has AL for
will be objected to tn refor The n HIS
taking this method which he harm in t. accomplish
his that he hiss not had Of late much spportuatE
society Of ladies' he havag been
in trade and is ii ed of single life 1t be bessedness
but tall girl widow nees pay atttn
ton this such rely absolute seoresy sincerity
and manly treatment by addressing Kentuckan
Post once. BrsoklNn.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS HITHERTO
"A by the demands Of Business from enjoy
ing society Of the fem ale wis., "a TO form
NAL lance 18th young ady possessirg beauty aud all
tie pshmert of the day Please address L. M Her
aid ofhec
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(yHRISTY'S AMERICAN OPERA HOUSl 40 AZ
~ Broadway, above Grand street.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
The well known original, far famed, and only
CHRISfY's MINSTRELE.
Organized in 1872
The hrst and Oldest ed eomBany ta ezis'sSss
Tho hermopizo esro Melodies and
present popular style OF Ethiopian Entertain vats
this city Of Yeny
past without PRECEDENT " the annals Of pablo
In New York.
TIE COMPANY
pesing versatile talented corps experiences
performers under direction and personal supervon
EDWIN p: CARIsTY, Sole Proprietor and Manager III
only individual of the OF Chr ISTY, engaged
former in tations of Ethiopian AinstrelBy
Admission % osnsa Doors open d 6k o'clock; eommscs
at7k O'Clock.
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PUBLICATIONS.

FUbiiChIi UsS' -,-.-,.,.
(yoNMERCIAL LIST, CONTAINING THE NAMES
u and occupations of the pripc ipal mercantile houses
IN early 3O doing business In this CITY. special osp.lt
indis atod For Gale by r. p RICHARD. stook Exohans
and Bill Broker, Ne Hanover street
I OoK OUT THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
~ ready tains unusually large amount Of TIL
intere ting criminal news both foreign an domes,ic
lie Bird, tho Polygamst; the River Pirates; Pro-
otedngs before tie Commissioners of Police a. For sale
everywhere and BY ROSS JONES, II Ann street, whole
sale agents
THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE CITIZEN TO BE CON
Quoted Nv John Mitchell, assisted by Thomas Franci
Ncn gher will be Inblished SATURDAY January 7b7
dol or sx cents the single copy
alto invariably 10 All COMMENTATORS TO be
addressed % Jons MICHEL Citizen ofaco, No, seruce
street, New York.
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JONES S5 Zoos S1 dir4 EsF F5k aHE propL.
Fl hss
THE 4szG pss, 2 q Y4t s1Gs AAk.
Now exhibiting At Hope chapel, No 7s Broadway. r.
.a
winning unqualified appreciation of the and returned
loo tickets. only 81 esoh will DO sold each ticket .a
inNsx York q TIC "yoyase e scotland splendid
Psisdse2i. and Bal mo.e senea d
emitting holder share in the 5oO gifts, fol-
The Who'll, Of the series q and inimisseIs paint.
Fian' .ad san Lake valued t.: $4,000
sn slsa sssn s's dssas ssrn and
and eomasaaiPss enc Sisw q ,as Hudson river
eo Coz isndlps sna accessible BY r.road ana
Steamboat every soas N the Gay valued SW
Ia, srm Of ovsckenbush 4 Hamilton No. I'D
A hand I three story Dwelling in New York,
,a"sS s new .ars: story Dwelling in boston '0"
AN siss.ni three story Dwelling in Phil.doipii. o''
any gwen !, the once Hope Chapel OF '''
Thy 1ss,. e sSps sssi asars
speSaid carrias. and Horses. valued At SSS
~ Orders tor Portraits on Alonno Chopped dis
ii sIss sS :yyS valued at. .::......". ,@
10 Molodeons each $luO. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
IL Gold Watches, each $lU ................ 1000
a. 1Ades) each $J). ............ 1900
100 Gold Pens and Cases, essh s.. 500
LOCO Gold Pc gcis each 49, ......-........... 5000
Hats.
LOO )nths subsor pton 10 Gleasons Pictorial
1000 God Pens. at 81 ach Observation-Disclosures. 4U0
5000 Lngra vings, At rs cen each. ........ 1900
S3703 sf California Adventures 1864
10000 Gifss valued AZ. sl1 sN
That distribution Of the property shs be perfectly
and satisfactory 30 all MT Jones that the share
shall venient place. in the city
New York. Tho evening Of the first Monday March, Tor
al the tickets A have sold select
their q COMMITTEES, who In
mt es from Boston, Phlsce Tha, and Bsltirore. shall
completion the and distribute
tn. gifts among them by lot otherwise in accordance
subj only to the directions Of the ead share
| holders.
Persons ssr-aa depend their sifss being for
varded faithfully lie accordance with their dreotona
Tickets for eao st Hope Chapel No. us BROADWAY from
A. until 10 p. NJ; IT Arondesoon'e ,nfeo merry
Canal and Broaowsy At the principal hotels and
and ut Toe bee ard Mail oioos and Music Hall
Boston.
Al orders tickets by letter should be addressed 70
| Wtel.y Jones, Yope Chs pei, No. us Broadway N y
Exhibitions every rg ~ O'Clock Tickets for nz
| omission p, cents. Cbidrep half nroe.
| NT 4. FISH, FROM ONDON THEATRICAL AM
W onaraotort9 wig usker $50 Peat street, fear doc
Broadway, New tx Anaterr seriprm attend
ed loyt hiru ftr private parties, ndee
fancy dress tels Country shestric+is enpr'ed ~
1 ali Ytp no
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ADJUSTMENTS.


RR9ADwAH rHlATsnsn A. nAasr Z s. FOL
''''' 4h P'i sasToSs ~ 4A Collin.
s::is;; E:s5 i :.ssss:
-. 'THE Harry NAN. :. c.u,,.
Rum kH'{ siD.:: III xiis!s; l':: Bssssii
John small .. M. b.viis: Mis-: Baa..rd . Mr.; Vernon
y ie respectfully iniernsi shst III. j. TWO NIGHTS
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The Box Book for both nights Friday l6h
and Monday the ss lgta EVENING nrc IA
Positively last tma IN New York Meysrbses and soribe
Grand Opera IN AS FIT s's'' f f.ssS
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tors Of the wardrobe Of tho Theatres q La Scala and st.
s.1 i.pfis iSsss under
Sylvester. and .he following unrivallsd cast :
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Peasants Soldiers. Priests, &c.
In the third Act Grand PAS DE REDOWA and QUAD
RILE by Miles Leeder Drouet Dunar, and the Corps de
Ballet
Time action 1880 Tho part takes place in the
in Holland Dortrech the second in inn In
Ley the third forest in Westphalia the fourth and
fifth, in the city Of Munster.
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
Secured Seats in the day tim only 81 81.
Seats may be secured daily, at Messrs Hall Sons, No
$50 Broad way opposite Park and at Nibos Garden,
from O'Clock in the morning until in the evening"
Doors open at 6h; performance to commence at7h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

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