davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
CAMP FIRES OF THE RED MEN

~ Ga 4 HrNosrp Yr.ss AGO.
This tale Of Love Aad Arms" BY DR.. orion, "a hey to
prove eoosesiufo Of the An eunen, aaisor shd
critic who examined the manuscript, pronounced u eqnA TO
NOT EXCEPTING cooPERs.
and In VI them This high pas
mont thus sustained In vivid powerI de.rPi'n
eis "h'a never beauty Of s9a s0a % aI sa
youns grave and rSihs work viii challenge win
recent ProdoSon Tho following N' extracts ifo" ~me
FROM The New York Daily Times.
made in h, rcfscc lie NAV believe q. thai hs book cool
s principal sno' IT, only fault 6sus that ArS oae h
deficiency Of frr.hnsss ongaiiiy in the- h ut
IN none does IN. interest a. Eumsrou. ehafsrc. arc intro
duecd most Of HON di.tin lively There
variety q incidents. and shore. related IN vivid
From The New.Yor Express.
The freshest the most picturesque and truthful volume OF
knd since tho when Cooper led through tho Camp
Fres Of the nations whom m scenes are cast
'd'sntu, right romantic sort It, mar,
Ia,e clear ard 'ise Il. .oeney snd shAl iesr. noasd
deysoI ueni the most enste possible We aeeep unh's
inpsy the unquA fed which has boon already
From Tho Now.Yors Herald.
ofwhich The writer has Imagination, thoroushy
pefmea'ed with tho spirit Of old colonial society a'd
gnsd with descriptive powers Of hish orr 70" "o''o'
Prom Tho New Yori Daily News
Another welcome aid agreeable book, &c. from
"a ,h in coorpS Ana .banIspt m incident while il ia writ.
sna Is " g ~ M sfss ~ tone H., nnedistoy
the roader contains pathetic and humorous scenes
not which have been greatly and Justly sd
uif.d over the Signature ~ WI Arlington Irving"
From Tho New iofk Ataa
WORK II no eapacyegua Ia some respects 70 The
Cooper The suhors descriptions OF arc
vivid showing him lover and close student Of nature the
characters ofcby drawn, and the plot Of uncommon
interest"
From Noshs Times and Me~ens'r.
The narrative lively FAphc, natural and thrown into IN
language we'll sroapcd and well de-
scrib.d Thc characters heah and lifeline, and The
volume be pronounced deserving Of 'aeere com
meudson The publisher has done somsthnt ia his P'olae'
ton TO recommend himself To the general ASlDsaiion'
From Ffank Loslie's illustrated N"~srarer
record Of stirring adventure pronounce " An rl-
nenily ocessfu Performance Nj Orion wieds hnent
en passages elevated and without siiani
h descriptions e scenery aud life arc Va many IN
stances cmiuently beautiful"
From The Pittsburgh Gazette
The incidents arc stirring the narrative IL well sustained,
work will be- hailed another excellent addition 10 tao
species Of popular literature made classical by Cooper
Price . 1 Is illustrated. slt back
DERBY a JACKSON, Publishers, Now-Yori
And for .slo az the Bookstores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
THE TRIBUNE QATE wmG) ALMANAC
For 1855.



In sd;ion 10 the cseEd. pages sd As;FoSoGaa Cal
suis,.ors this vort contains:
CLASSIFIED LISTS Of THE MEMBERS OF THE SES-
ATE AND HOUSE or REPREsEsTATlyES.
OoyERsAkHT OF THE UNITED STATES ExECU-
TINR AND JUDICIAL
THE LAWS ENACTED BY THE SECOND SESSION OF
THE NHNiIlp. CONGRESS-
The WAR IN THE EAsT-A Critical and Historical Re-
view Of tho Yu bstvs.n Ru.s .ad The Alis.
A HISTORY OF KANSAS TERRITORY-B-ins saceiret
sEe carefully psep-rsd Statement embracing ChAuetsf
Climate Settlement ke Of Ks1sA1 aL a. account Of The
Lessae .nh sneiflns d0inss 10 that Territory s-nsrey
GOFEhhAHST OF EUROPE-IBei.1iar hsGss and Titles
Of Sovsrefrs Names Of States Forms u Ooysrnnsat.
squnr. Mlse Population RELIGION, &c.
AMERICAN HISTORY IN BRIEF-Imporisat Fscts In tse
Settlement and ProsTsa, Of the United States
ORION o. PLANIs-Tss Nativity Of he Pr0zinsEt Cs>
I'll Pisnts
AN ARTICLE sso~ins the Ss.rsat Modes Of Weights and
hs.surss In use in the various countries q EaropS AID
WHAT SHALL VIZ EATt-T.be. blowing the Prices Of ths
chef Eces Of FOOD Net. fSrs, tOctohsr, lsSe AID he
Proportion u Sutritioux Mater IN oach afres-
STATE OOFkkShEHTS-A LA o. the btstss, With hsif
Csgitsl. Goy.uor' Times q Holding Elsetors assDss
THi P6PuLAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT By srArZs
for 1874, "a and "a
ELECTION RETuRss FROM ALL THE STATES IN
THE UNION twksrsin elections vers held ss lcJ ear.
fuly ssfnpLet and compared With former sseroIs, en-
SINGLE COPlks ~ esnts ti Per dsssn; ~ for Jon Yo~
age he ALhAsAc es1t each psstAd, of ssss s-<S
vk<a not prspsSA
OaEyLEY 4 MeILRATH,
Jrtsss o.. hsv-Y0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

tale u love and arms.
Otwhd wood slshis and flowers, and forest man,
Where white planes nod 20 red, and uoble hearts
BsAt In brchre breasts - freely a. In pearl
High and low Of one blood-ws are all bro,heTA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
Annsemenis.
BROADWAY THEATER.-E. A. MARSHALL,
I'D sulo Lessee W H. BLAKE, Stage Manager Doors open

RROADWAI IHEAl Eh.-E. "A. MARSHALL,
- svlo lessee w r. BLAKE, stage MANAGER Doors open
FIRST SiGHT or
HERNE, THE HUNTER,
Adapted and arranged from Answohs Historical Rn.Boe o.
Windsor Castle expressly this thesie IN which tn. stud
M''' TWENTY @siS hF your 'i BElUTFuL HORSES
Including the wonderful trained animal
The Manager sn,ca. avail himself Of tho opportunity Of
may be in accordance with the novelty ard calculated
70 attract the pgbe that the sAGe hboTs outlay
Hunter which has the presentation Of all
l S ssS 0% % Sss% S
Francesca ii Rnni" "Fsnstas" King Charming Sea
this estAb.hineu in style Of grandeur and mi
mute correctness that 10 Other heSer ~ the United stAos has
The scenery and appropriate BY The celebrated ne'er
The machinery and mechanical Arrangements by j. sqsres
The magnificent costumes Mrs Wallis and assistants
Properties and APP oinmen's BY. > vans
sisinf aud osn" equestrian tseIoSo' marches; combat
Full Bras Band-LeadoT. Mr. Chose
There will be other piece performed with the Equestrian
D'''"' MONDAY EVENING, Feb 49, 1851.
vii be PIs'9Ssd for the frs, time here % s ea19 'ssed1
'N''''' ''1 nERNE, THE HUNTER
On TnE FoRrsr FirSD AND rnE pENoS HORSE
T"r Asegs s.rI 1879
~ iss.ie'Te.Is';. M;5y Wives ,S , e Windsor
Some time keeper here Ia Windsor Forest,
Doth all the Winter time, still midnight.
Walk round about oak, with sesi rsggd horns,
Aud there he blasts tho tree.
You have heard Of such a spirit, and well know
The superstiiious idle headed cid
Received and did deliver o age
This tale Of Hernc, tho Hunter, for truth" Ibid
CHARACTERS.
Henry WILL King Of nssnd............. Mr.. Hscourt
Duke q Richmond MI n rtbho
Duke OF Sufuk SyNehteF
Earl Of surry oos'ehor
sir Thomas w MI Ayinar
Capt Boucher Of the Archers Mr. Etyngo
ShoTedtch yclept Tho Duke MI. w Chapman
Tristan aged forester &. Fisher
MORAN Fenwolf OF Horuc's band Mr. Hngod
Brian Bouniance host Of The Garter Mr. Seymour
Marx Fyou Gutter
viors Lieutenant Of the Quad MI, Allen
Lords Ladies Esquifes Townsiok Dnces Demon Huntep
Bowmen, Banner bearers, HeDchmen, &C.
Lady Geraldine Kildare betrothod 10 Suy Mrs auckland
Anne Bocyn, the King Ryore. Duckworth
Mnns Lynwood dsug her Of Tristan. Nine. Ponh
Janette daughter Cf BOunanco. Seymour
Ladies IN waiting, Pages, Peasants, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
DARE and VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS

DARE and VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS
III LITERATURE; .
l. mi WORKS or NJ T CICERO. 10 vols. oh calf
1866
Old calf Complete London
3 IUCTAN'S DIALOGUES Curious worn. 4 vola-
T. ADDIsON'S ANECDOTES. y vols London, lIpt
8 ANADIs OF GAUL. tvols. Translated by SouihsJ.
g. PALMERiN OF ENGLAND. 4 vols Uncut copy
: SHFNSTONF'S WORKS. 3 vols London, l7Gi.
. LADY MARY ". MONrAGUE'S WORKS. vols
o JON SSOE'S LIVES or THB POETS. 2yoli. Pick
TO- HORACE wALPoLEs LETTERS. vols Fine
Plates
II. O0LDsMITHs WORKS. vol. Pls London,
1910.
T. sHTEIDANS SPEECHES. ; vols Calf Rare.
IL nIsRALTS LIFE or CHARLES l. vols. Hall calf
Il BuLwERs NOVELS. Complete 20 vols Beautiful
oct, 10 half green calf giit.
The has received valuable works elat
ing 10 American History. WIN. II. FAIRS,
No n Merchants Exchange, Usnoyerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
Synopsis OF SoeneTy, &C
ACT EIpgT


sorSr Windsor Foest-Proelncts Of tho Ca'e-ferne's
Appearance and Descen, o. the Esn6 from the
"nse Of the HpoteI and his Demon stGed
sesSs 5-Aps%sSt IN the csstoITbc Fiend in Roy. Quar-
teLs-H' Power De[ided-H, Person Inyaners6le.
rival Of Kng-The whole extent Of the shownMay
Troachos-IrumPeers, Bsnnares Monet arms HcuGhmsn'
Esquies Sheriff Mayor and Counel-tull Military Band
their respective attendants Of Lords Priests Bishops and Acol
ties gorgeous banners and symbolic onancns-Crdinal Cam
on mule richly capaIisoncdLords nouned and followed BY
Reaineu-The Kings Fool Royal STANDARD bearer-iI.nry
the dazzling descrptonsh Maids Of Honor on ho"e
bach snans ihs Anne gO Is wno ar
Lords Ladies' Equres Bownen in the trains OF tho Dukes Of
Richmond and suy Norfolk aud Suffolk mounted aud on foot
who also assume their places dignity the gorgeous
made welcome the future Queen Of England to the domain Of
Windsor. a
The Jous and Sport. Of The good people Of
WYATT suaot Mr. D. Aymsri Sir Iho%a: WYATT, Mr. Mr.. p
o. suy and Riohnond-Mofr' Dance by sixteen Ladies aud
ton OF the WTonger Of his Child
soTSE 4-ChsImed Groye-How Herne the Hunter was
Hunted and how be again led the hunt earth aud THROUGH
Hr-Fcau EsoAo Of the Demon Horse and Rider by terrific
leap The arch Of broken sdseThey are seen to vanish
both GOn the wster-Tsbosu Of horror and con
siernRtion. 49, -
scESr l-Cssle Ba,temen'sThe Hound Tower-The Fiend
The Hunters power exemIl6ed- He dahes his
through wall, Of stone through tower. and
way through fame and darkness.
ScrNE 5-The Demon bears away Geraldine Of Kildare.
SCENE 6-Msbel, the maniac, Rescued from the Tower by
Tristan Lynwood
scESE THE ForestThe Hunters StoTy-Hs love Of one
hundred yesrs-His revenge more lasting
SCTNE s-The Abode q the Phantom fiuners-They hall
newly admitted the Of the kingThe Legend
-Richmond escapes The power Of the Demon0er.dne
by Sury and borne the demon eed-Herns
Ght ard gArdnT the confines Of the rock
bound cave with supeThuBan power gains elevated portion
Of the same and behed Immediately at greater aud more
penous hight still urOusy urging onward IN the direction Of
the Observation-Disclosures Of the Prophecy.
ACT FOURTH
SCENE The Broken Hcari-Deafh Of Mabel
scEEE Lssr-Windfor forest-Another Porop-The Huner
stu ali poweruH determination resolved upon-The forest
fred by command Of the King -. ......
GREAT LAGRATlON-APPALLlNG TRIUMPH
Of the Demon who behsd amid the desolaon Of the scene
in al the and fearful grandeur Of his nSnebe nstufe
Neridc Of the legend that time has 10 end with
HERNE. TIE HUNTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
Published nj. day;
= ACE ON L l. f Y

or ace ON A l. l. + /.
NJ nv WILLIAM ~. sAxwrLL.
The Pictorial LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF "kACE
o,NAILFY b, W. A. Maxwell author Of VIA spor" In
n. West ke eemplc,e In vonms Pree IS cents TOT
sale this day by all new. agent. and booksellers Reed the fol-
0wins eritieus:
In the Life and Adventures Of Grace OMdley the publisher
the reading public Of tho most intensely nef.sns
Of iresnds history during tho tnes OF queen Nay
and her SUCCESSOR, Queen Bess MAkwel-so popular as ~
author wherver the Eus.h language "a reat-hss IN th'we
written novel supposed his other rwuffa eeors IA iorces
po Of exciting exquisite portrayal Of iniNii
and In faithful adherence historic truths In
Womsns nights somewhat refreshing 81 lis
ton 20 U'Malcy's Indignation. when ihwsrei In
msus resolve 'Wha, fights thee silly Ei Rohber wsaldsi
thou call us--robber let Il be- |, too, robp.r Look
round hee-~henc all the 'ampuousness OF this
eArcf Ash tho srsDiafd and hc will tell he plua
BY the Womsn the itse Whance this
which flows freely here the poorest ale Ia tho homo Of the
inland Baronf The French sailor u Bordeaux eoad solve
the mystery when and with whom prsse Thsso
unei Mine by right Of inheritance. laush Al modern
Tho Tudor and faniasenet MAKO temarl Grace
OMAey' book full Of life and character Tho
vary from land II Is most admirably written, sna just
soh book ~ all will lse 10 read"
Pnbi.hedby T B. PETERSON.
No IO2 CHEsTNUr.sr PHILADELPHIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
Daieniines.
printina.
fine ARTS.
90 farmers ano Others.

90 farmers ano Others.
~...>~~>->------~---.-----~-
DERUVIAN GUANO-With Government brand
Il and weight each bag
fCHABOE OUAEo 10y brig Wavo SPIRIT
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
BONE DUST For sale by
A. LONGETT. No - cha st., cor. Fulton, ~ v.
vINO FLORISTS, GARDENERS, BOrANISTS,
i and PROPRlETORS OF NURSERIES, Of NETWORK
and snvifonyhe wishes 10 receive (ancol
Annual Catalogues In odsr orw al orders of such articles
may suit. r. BACHELEh,
Horte ultuIs Boisnist and Dealer la Garden Hssis.
No - Ursuinosst, Now. OTisans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

~ G T. q X f. T. w q ID
VI LITTLE PILGRIM
An illustrated monthly for csIsH. Price 80 cents year, In
advance. SyeSr copies ssrt Tee OF charge 20 All who re-
quest them Address POSTPAID.
LFANDER X. LlPPlNCoTr. No ~ South ada', Phhad
NEW MUS C.--All Pretty Fleece
IN Sparkling sunday Night. Marhs'c-n % cts
Thinking a Old Tmes n Mafkttcln IS eta.
While musns all alone. Hattie \ Mskstclu Is eta
SPARE my heart from growing old. Meta . eta
cannot par wth thee. Nets -
Lousa Pyuo Palha harhsoln, liboErarhe lksnos.l SOC
Boholink Polka IS cts Golden Drop Schottiachs. Sc
COOK BRO, So Roadway,
Sole Agents for Ians. Bro. Pianos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

Japan and CHINA-At Academy Hall, No 663
~ Broaaway-A srsSd P,nor,nis ,sr 9! COMMODORE
Sever wear. 10 ~. Celsstl Emge 81 scenes 50 % feet 81
canvas fssrss u feet " H. pss,sS ~ ev Sssi s@
o'cIoss and WEDNESDAYS spd st7rHpAfs ~ To
,su sln IL TIE city fer short t.ns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
Chances for Bnsiness Alen.

A RARE CHANCE.-A convenient TANNERY
"A Cor SALE With fslins Wstsr-po~er and Bari
~ sbus1anee Terms easy. Address Boa 5, Canton H. Y.
COTTON MILL for SALE-To close an estate
~ row in ss<esssfsI operation, known a. HARMONY
MILL situated Ia Ps,srsDn, hsw Jersey II sod b-ss
April viii bs Onsres at sretlon Apply 10 PIERRE
BEkTiFEs Adnsi<t;stor No. a Wxrrsn-t ~ stairs OF
JEO. a. HKDLEY, Attorney, No. ~ Nss<.sst.
EOR sALE-The exclusive right Of an article
~snsse ~ sysry business nsn " large profit snd
requires b. title For p-ries..r. sqsirs q Hf ST.
VEssOh No ~ Fuitons. IL 70 well worthy The stteBtton
Of cry p<sor uns ssfs and probable bssns capable VI
hem q n<sets4 sih mail sspitai.
ITO DRUGGISTs.-The only DRUG STORE
u IN CATAsArQuA, Pa, L~hst valley Aslirssd st
PUBLIC SALE, ysb. n. az selseh p n.aY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

URTON's- HAM b + X S-STREET.-
I'D GREAT -UNDENIABLE SUCCESS Of the NEW
SHAkEsPEREAN REVIVAL.
THE WINTERS TALE!
Received with Cheers Of Genuine Applause by the public and
the Eneomiums Of all the Papcfa
The Scenery Of the Magnificent aud Beautiful dsscrp
ton
Tho Costumes all New, Rich Elegant and Appropriate
Tie Acting by the Best Ars Of the Day and The whole
forming
GRAND sHAkESPEREAS TREAT
worthy the attention Of even aPpTecaVe lover Of The
Drama
Leorte. Nj H. Perry Hermioae Mrs A. Parker florise
Mr. Reynolds Aptoycus, Mr. Burton; Old Shepherd Mr.
Moore; Clown Mr. seche; Psrdiis, Ma Emly Thorne.
The Scenery Of vesibGle in sienAn Ptsec
with Of Mount Ena the Queens boudo, the Temple Of
Apollo Delphos Volcano Eruption Night Scene;
the Palace Of Leontes the sea Shore dunE storm spps.r
Time surrounded By clouds the Farm Orounds Per
Cottage and In Bohemia the Palace Of the BOhe
uGD King the celebrated Statue Scene In the SeaD Palace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

a-sist IN the mauufactufa Of useful defnss's Scss
tor whlch has ben secured ro psrson who ~ead
net object 10 work the above efers favorable cpfofsny
security for amount invested b. bad Dor pAstehrs
ATFN1. Tribune odhcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
DARTNER WANTED-ln a very profitable and

c business armly established ana without rs,A being
eus,sy cash In ia details the capital ay-sssa ssins
about snod bushes. aaed V tska cithsf the
suioof or Ace p. the bua with sash eApt Of from
.IcCto to s.oo The business VII fay about sloeee pef
aupum and esrahe OF mech Increase There no cofsnnsm
April, ~ letter With address 20 A. CkkiAiS, 81 the New
tx rtsslfice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
DAIrNT RIGHT-For sALE--The PA.eat

i Risht 81 an improved BENCH-PLANsj s'eesfh VIE
ouly enc iron IL adapted pisnps every ksd 81 venssf
The Plane very wansse. Ia INT ncea N msny r.ses
a. Oho and and cannot mu 10 b moases
every eorkhop M useunes. be tested BY neeaas
Fof further tho Planes and Paspt hsht slPS
20 JOSEPH LUDWIG, Ne 81 Pine st.. roon No To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
90 Ubom it man Concern.

A DVERTISING.-Ac choice selection Of the bes
N papers tho whole country may be made and udeo
system Of Advertising adopted, atV H. PALMEUs AGENCY
he explains nteisby both the principle and practical efsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
Board and Rooms.

NO. G9 ST. MARX" PLACE.-Two 90 three
hsodsons and Handsomely furnished Moons. with 0ss
no, and csd Water &C. LIT with BOARD, % snozssp
uonAl parties. Resident family Il American ssw sths1
bosrden House and location fsDtssi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

established In Cleveland Ohio, whose business s ineress
a. tn ctlon with house Newiork City that can far
uhh so0o ei5too a. occasion may require, good
witch b. rrslned depost Ia New York 1hS
excellent opportunity particularly " the Now forh heuss
command Ohio collections uucurrent money &c FOR al
drrss inquire 1hs Tribune Ohe Full particulars and suit
able references furnished aIon application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

I'D (Nonssy Feb isl AFTERNOON al 5 O'Clock Art time
OF The axe from Lo1d0n, TWENTY MINUTES WITH
TIGER, ster which dance By Ml.s Sophie Maui snd the
Comic OperetrA Of no; OR THE MINORITY. EVENINGS,
AZ "a ocoet tbe celebrated drama Of THE RAKE's PRO
GRFsS followed ~ tie 9pere;is Of BROTHER AND SIS
tyr That subline aud besstfn spectacle TIE PERFORM
1NCr n THE DEN or LIONS, VII take pl.ee q and
y ~ Adrosnee to sseryAins Is eeasi children, under TO-
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
nRuG STORE for sALE.-Tss proprietor -

EOR SALE--Two of the eldest STANDS "
Il FULTON MARKET, No. - and 81, have ben vsei y
tho 20 for selling fosk and Beef The fssseu
sons tho going tho ooentfy A<es
To Ii I LfAsE, bis DWELLING and FAC KING HOUSE,
large Cellar Ice house eoke house aud Stables asshe VII
DO LEI together separate Aplly the PREMISES Nos IN
ard i.5 Hivinsion e. OF No lei ho~cfy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
NEw.YoRK aud HARLEM RAILROAD con

RIO ADVERTISERS WEST. Don't forgot that
the spring Trsde Of tho Great West viii 10 here.
bow 10 the time 10 advertise sss
ALBERT u. RICHARDSON,
Wsstr Adysrns and Cores Dondanes Once % Broadway
VI'O MINERALOGISTS.--ME IRON
i fon Jolges Msrco, In FROM three
pounds Tor sale By IL W A HERMANN No. 7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18
SYNOPSIS or SCENERY:
III, entertainments with tho comic PAntonme Of
THE FOUR LOVERS
Characters by the Havel Family.



Tho only Seats that can b. secured In advance arcs
Orchestra Seats oAnh.
Box.Ofee open daily, tum m, Tor tho sale OF Ticket
and securing Orchestra Seats and Private Boxes only
Doors open g. performance 70 commence al " oeloef
THE RAVELS and THE ELF KING EVERY NIGHT.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-30
The Foreign Eegs by the Africa.

The dates Dy the Africa at New York, are to
the 9th inst. TIE peace rumors are revived and
repeated in every variety Of form. Russia had
not replied to the propositions of Count Esterha-
zy, and thus all was anxiety. Each journalist
has particular version, and speculates accord
iusty. The general impression is, that the Gar
=. ] 5esrond but not il 3 satisfactory manner
Fraa4o-y counter propositions viii be submitted,
an -1us further delay viii be Indispensable The
tone n England is warlike. and Russia, well as
.-s Allies, is making every possible preparation
IL the spring campaign. The disposition of Eng
lad lli France is if further conflict BE- necessary,
t. pat forth all their resources The intelligence
from the Crmea is not important, if we except
the fact, that the docks Of Sevss5opol were blown
up BY tie French on the 22l Of December The
Grand Councii Of the Allied Generals has been
9D-n ed IN Paris. Tac Conference in relation to
te Sun, Dues AaS been postponed indefinitely.
Cae Of the latest runors from Berlin intimates
that Russia viii consider the proposals Of Count
Esterhazy in q kindly spirit.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-30
Landlords and Tenants,

A bill read in the State Senate by Mr.. Flenni-
ken, of Greene, contains provisions of Importance
70 Landlords and Tenants. 1t goes to repeal that
portion of the old law which requires a jury Of
twelve freeholders in proceedings by landlords to
recover possession Of real estate, and authorizes
two Aldermen or Justices Of the Peace alone to
hear and decide in such cases. Tenants goods
liable to distress for rent, if sold on execution,
shall first go to pay rent till on the day Of sale or
removal from the piemises, or surrender Of the
latter.