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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01
GEORGE CULVER. JNO. FARRIM0T0Ms
CULVER L HARRINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Inner Lundinv paul. MIMI.


Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Upper Landing, ST. Paul, MIMI.
Wholesale Dealers in
CIR OCERlES AND PROVI SIONS.
Liberal Advances made Consignments.
Experiences:
II. l.. Dousenan, Prairie tu CHEN,
H. W. Brisbois, do. do.
Is. II. Campbell 4 Co., Gslcna,
q. W. Campbell x Co.,, do.
n. Corwh Co., do.
lanGworthy X Co., Dubuque,
f. q. Potter, Bellevue,
Burrows Il Pettymai., Davenport, ..s..
Green X Stone. Muscatine, .r
VIM. Gayle Co., Keithshurg,
Humphreys, Tut h Terry, st. Louis,
j. j. Anderson & Co., do.
Kennedy Foster, New orleans,
b. Brewer X Co,
Runiscy, Brothers l. Co., Chicago,
Thomas Hale, do.
Cronin, Hurxtbal Il Sears, New York,
Ramsay Crooks, do.
Sitter, Price Co., Philadelphia, ft
Calender, Rogers Co., Boston.
~ Mark Packages {. r., Upper Landing, st.
Paul, NJ. T. jall-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01

SCOvILLE, BUSCHICK CO.,
Canal street, beueen Harrison and Polk, Chicago illinois,
Builders Steam mgines. Saw-Nills, Mill(searing
and all kinds Of Machinery.
ARTTCU La paid to Steamboat Engines
Printing Presses and all kinds of work I'm this branch of
business. SPOKE, LATHE AND BORING MACHINES,
and other Machinery used constantly hand
We also buld Wrcn's Patent CORN PLANTERS and solicit
the attention OF Country Merchants to this unparalleled Ma
chine 1t can be regulated to drop grain distance
the farmer may DESIRE
oc2s-sm sCOvILLE, BrIsCHICK & co.
FRESH OYSTERS
lust received packed In and c ny the keg
u at CHAMBERLIN, EDDY & CO.'S.
st. Nov. 6. 1885.
BELLS! BELLS:!
TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS, their established enlarged
Foundry, manufacture improved method and keep
Constantly hand assortment their BELLS
all descriptions suitable Fire Alarms. Churches
Academies, Factories, Steamboats,, Plantations, &c
mounted with their sROatins Yoke and other improved
Hangings, which the safety Of the Bell with and
efficiency given and durability.
For full particulars to CHIMES, KEYS, WEIGHTS, etc
ply for Circular to A. MENEELY'S SONS,
my22-1ys West Troy, Albany Co., n. Y.
BELLS! BELLS:! BELLS!!!
EENEELYS celebrated Church, Factory, Steamboat School
wi House, Locomotive other bells, constantly
the Foundry i'm West Troy, n. Y.
Mathematical Instruments,
Levels, Trans, Compase, the
struction, constantly hand.
Bells and Instruments be found
RAYMOND Ward, Chicago, II. J. Nazro X Co., Milwaukee
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CHARLES f. MAYO Il co
TRUMAN VI. SMITH
WIN. w. PAGE

VIM. w. PAGE,
Veterinary surgeon, Late from Canada.
T BEG the Inhabitants
rounding country tn prepared attend 10 all business
in profession as VETERINARY SURGEON.
My in the business during extensive practice
years in Canada, enables services
confidence TO al
Entire satisfaction will I've given in all cases.
Calls will be attended . a the shortest notice
~ Linmcnt Srrain> Weak Joints AMI Rheumatism
iyI7-Wtf WIN w. PAGE. Mansion House.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01

D. Ne BROWNING, WALTER ID. STEWART, HENRY
BROWNING, STEWART & ALLEN,
VXTHOLESALE Dealers In BOOTS AND SHOES, IA War.
w rem strec stairs Broadway and below
Chambers and the Irving House, New York.
WIN. H. ALLEN (dcc3o-6m) \.
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Established in 1851.
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY,

connecting with the
.t.. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
To all the principal points the Europe.
THE cheapest and safest way of transporting light and vau
i able Goods-Specie and Bank Notes
Particular attention paid the collection Notes, Bills,
Drafts Accounts Purttdse and sale Of Merchandise
Lost freight and baggage looked and delivered to
etc, etc.
MESSENGERS.-Scmi-We Weekly.
OFFICIAL tue Book Store of Howitz Cos opposite
the Post ONCE.
nol6-f J. G. BURBANK CO., Proprietors.
CHARLES f. MAYO Il CO.,
Successors to F. S. Newell.)
NXTHOLESALE Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery Manufac
w III Dealers in and Tin Thrd-st.,
st. Paul. Minnesota. G.. f.. MAYO,
my10-ly +. BANGS, JR.
TRUMAN VI. SMITHS
COLLECTING AGENCY AND DEPOSIT OFFICE,
Saint Paul. Minnesota.
DARTICUAR attention paid the purchase and of Real
Estate, LOanins Money, Locating Land Warrants, Payment
of Taxes etc., etc. my15;lys
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WANTED,


NHE Grand Medical Warehouse, Washington street,
Albany, n. Y, enterprsins young
men with horse and wagon, and from 500 $500
deposit
good written mendaon
I'm the sale the popular
the day in the western whom
will be paid and salaries the year, 500 $780,
eording to the ability Of applicant.
n. B-Appy without delay either letter
above. p. B. COOK, streets,
st. Paul. General Agent o Minnesota.
~ All communications promptly attended
se24-ly DWIGHT
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01
J. a. ROBERTS, q M late arm Of

N. Z. TYSON co.,
IN aro0,n~ and Previsons, Roberts
wv street. st. Paul. ! T. myf6ly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01

Total $i9S, 1866, $3.50
The chief part of this large amount has been
received since December. 1913, and is the produce
ton of the mines of California vz:--S3l3 1884,.
503, Chicago Press.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01
d. K. MCDONALD,

attorney ana COunSe(t0T at LdN,
VXIIL promptly collections, buying and selling ~
w Real Estate, payment Of Of Land war
rants, IoaniDg money, Ac., &C., Hudson, jaz3-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01
TROY, N. ". BELL FOUNDRY.
JONES s. HITCHCOCK, PrOprietOrs,

NTANUFACTURE and keep constantly hand Bells
lt1 Churches Factories, Steamboats,, School Houses, Panta
tons Locomotive and Railroad Stations; hung with drehs
Patent Rotary Ioke' Wheels, Frames, Tong Hammers,
pee and Springs attached to the Capper Of which
warranted please aud satisfaction.
to at Toy. Rens Co., N. T. shall have immediate
tention. au29-1ys
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PICKERING Il SHAKESPEAR,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND JOBBERS,
Shop opposite the Times Office.
-. All orders promptly attended to. Refer
Jai5-tf G. II. PARKER.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01

Gold Statistics.
By a late official statement, we learn that the
deposits of gold at the several minis during the
year 1855, were as follows:
At Philadelphia Mint $lO,534 1903
New York Assay Office 1861 10
San Francisco Branch Mint 2O,S763lO
New Orleans Branch Mint 43l,l50
Georgia Branch Mint 1862
North Carolina Branch Mint 2l6,9S9
Total Dust and Bullion deposited SIS, S62,92
1t may be interesting to present in one view, the
entire coinage operations at all the MINIS and the
Assay Office since their organization to Jan. 3lst,
1853. They are us follows:
Mint of the U. s. at Phila. Q793) 1917 49,, 1908 81
Branch Mint at n. Orleans lS3S) $3.50, Cos 90
do at Dahlonega. QS3S) $500, 100
do Mt Charlotte, Qs3S) ABB, $3.50
do at San Francisco, (lS54) ,,S43, 326,64
Assay Office at New York, (lS54) 23,329, s72,Sl
Total $i9S.S66, sos, 80
The chief part of this large amount has been
,rn1, h.. - Al
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kzGEK BAKERY e CRACKER MAkUFACT0RY:

LOT FOR SALE-RARE CHANCE!
LOT, ehgbfy situated the Capitol worth $780, II
n tered for sale for s7Oo. Inquire OF
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01

STEAM INDICATORS AND WATER GUAGES,
LHOR SALE, at Eagle Works, Chicago
II feG2O-d&wtf p. w. GATES & CO.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01

CCHOOL sLATEInsnspsrens SIaSes PorceiaSn Sssse
= For saieey Oef-ND Q. HAMILTON 4 co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11
The Late Revelation In st. Domingo

IRON toe Pkfs PAtre, NOV, "a
An entirely peaceful revolution has Jus. pecu accom-
Dfsned In the Domi0csn republic, the former Sp.nsh
Dsvaon OF The ISLAND OF s. Domingo " 2asaayectura
nez OK PRESIDENT o. that rep1olc who egiled W
NJ saccessor General santana has rosumst the o.
pewer Inc history oi his revo Ia % Is io,lows-
S1ce lis arrival a. tte Presidency in 1853 Geaeral
bAnisna Las oeen eliea by iatrigues OF Ger
Tan UniiEt States snnexationists co nng from
Cscs, where they nal formed part OF "opens osn ana
sshers r. TIE states themselves An s1s the latter was
General Caze1esn who IL 81 Walkers agents.
santAns lent an ear tn.lr promises aad became
Aasafai 70 the Doniaicans r. eaaesyoret IA vain 70
govern BY brute force, bot ola gunay eyac11ns ot
March, 1850 only precigisted MS fall Is va, u nate
compelled 70 resign. ADD has been Pres leo. sncs
Arguft H1 successor, General Reg nota fesing toe
dnfncutes OF lis position wished to General Abad
Ansu al his Vice Presideut DIT TIE eie having
placed him In the rcqaisise majority tue latter re
fused 70 be Installed By the vote Of the senate
ecpe what this wat gong Tor ward general Rs
ghnon proposed 70 santana on the one hand
MA be should promEe 20 meddle with public Aesrs no
move, unless legally ca led 10 do So and msde similar
Foposition 70 Raez then IN exile 81 Thomas tarouxt
TIE NE dun Of the eons1s Of France Eng and spNn
he latter replied that his whole he guarantee for
would alone decide him 10 resume any share in the 70
yesunent OF his native and On the receipt OF hs rcpy
Ne senate revoked the decree exng Basz ana large
number OF bR ireads The election for the Vice Pres
sency again vent on and Baez was caossn by an in.
Dense majority and II Vice Presidea OF the reoub
No that lie se foot In = Domingo sep "a Der
afr three years Of exile Alter tne lapse OF fe days
oeneral Reg ano,a In bis ard Blez wa
proclaimed Presided Of the republic Thus TINS reyou
eon vas effected without single drop OF blood bsiuy
she'd % M personal liberty Of any Individual being vo-
ssed Inc pshcy q the nes President As dedacsd from
hin proofs maron, may be thus summed up-At homs re-
s OF Tor TIE law abroad the OF good rsa
nsos with The three frenily po~ers-sra lce England
ana spain and energetic resistance 10 ali np ssi
hsrrory TIE installation o, ". Bar 10 the Presdeucy
was celebrated with great public re- ioicinf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11

HAND IfhkS AND WORSE COMING.
The EDITOR OF The L-xirgt Gaze r. giyes q sorry pic
ture Ct affairs IN Rockhrioge county Va He Gays that
nopey Was never scarcer there Every body In .hard
up Everybody 10 t-y.Lg to borrow Nooocy has
collar 70 lend. The sheriocssy they had sIcn r.
ucGly before In RAISING tas revenue. The beet men
could hardly pay their bx>i at the second and third
Gun The last crop OF nh est Dr. failure the farmers
have nothing 70 sell 70 brIg nc h nto the county Fac
nerchstu and TIE sheriff have "a q it all on TIE she
rn las but recently returned from chmond whore he
paid over &c ipcluJlng 81, o0esn licences he re
venue tax Of the county he docs believe that there
are as go more IN Rocsbrdge 10 cast "ULder the sti
nuus o. bgh prices sA7s the G-e, ''overy body has
aunched out ntS extr-vagsn,o ana spee iauen Broad
cioihi sss aces and carriages have ssprscded jeans
cahcoo, musEns ard sise saddles CacuSt.ng on full
crops and tao dollars oGshel for @ser wheat
cur isrners have bcii houses fought ileir neigh
bora lard al bigt figure ami up long scoune a.
ne nors Fay day has come, the shen crop hss failed
me price has run dogn marry che hat, ana the FAR
mer can y meet their ergasemcne ihe city merchant
prcssss he oouniry Ietcnant the lst presses
mer ara meohAnc, tho sncIiG presses tacn all and
nenoe universal pressure.
The Easiern tbore has also dark lcakine fnturs
WI be aen ~ the foiogpg refpe ks vi ~ n
h.oid z relation Y ne ge.sc al s.~sa- - norfolk
we psFe osep ~ -eS ~ ose- ~ that sectou:--
TH'syg snsSFeu ~ ~ ~ our ciiiz ms VINO 10
49, as..y ass~- .rx5e iba, ihs Northern cities
-. !. e Dss 80 anupoarsy supplied WITH OF
- 10y have been I'M season lev days ago n
EEL fires hted with ihb popa'r loxny vent from oar
city 10 Mes York. bit The ma'kei gas 80 cynpletely
suited Ai The could secrecy aT1se OF tnem on
any terms, and 40 bs trough them BACK +"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11
The BxSak Onuroh Case.
gu KBA1 0oU1r-sPDuaAL TERM.
Belore Bon. Jndsa Dnoesxait-


Dpa 10 = at nd Ayks~,sSyA %. M Mayor a.. q
Nese YUA.-nis everel itigased case Of alleged COZ.
sivapce sale of the Brtos church oame up again 70
day on MOTION Of hessrs. D. Field and Hatchiu, o,un
eel PLAINTIFF WI moved for leave 10 amend the sou
plant and hsve the tried IL merits. Counsel
stated that the questions which would arise would be m
portant-h'st 70 ui,e whether tho plAntns q tax.
payers had right Of action; and whether the Oo-po-
Tson ordinance authOrsing the Com ussi0nevs u cine
sinking FuSd 70 cell tse property Va legal. insmoch
the Board Of Aldermen finally acted upon Is In year
subsequent 10 that wnion I, had passed Board OF
COupcamen OF pre- i0us year
Mr.. O'Oonor, the part Of the defendants opposed
The re argument any amendment 10 the complaint
negosa,on pending In Washington Tor the
fer Of the property ana because the sct OF the motion
only 10 Obtain injunction for the ous and
Of Wall street. He also stated that there notice Of
The motion to amend.
Mr.. Field submitted that the amendment. was on nc
with the notice.
The Judge remarked that the PLAINTIFF nsd not given
uouce 10 amend, judgment would have rendered
Tho demurrer.
Mr. field said that the courts had virtually decided
hat the title OF the Brick church godd for nothing
The Superior Court bad ordered q reargument thai
question: but before that could be done persons In
flee mo ced the Attorney General 70 wtndrs Y tho
complaint Though this court might oecide tue title
te good he (Mr Felo) desired be heard the poin
she,ter ordinance valid II passed by the Common
ouncil In two different years.
After conversation between the counsel ana the
court, oetponed TIL Thursday morning when tor
Ual motion 10 amend the complaint will be made, AMI
Two days noce then given to the defendants for the
gulAr hea ring
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g., .ssrno+r.. a.,ea ron 3n ;fHovs.rD

pIsTOI+EuOOT1N0 MATSh FUN oNn
bmIAss slis-Tne great uatsl SAL" s -, say
~ GO side ucfEesu Jonr Trevh and samuel =. svy
dam, which has ior tevettl weeks pa. seps 20
vord ou TIRE g me- on on Tuesday evening" Aca.
ssny Hal Broadway "a the pre- snce o. frt 10 aundr.d
70 eisht hunc rosvOn, Amsns MS present ~sre
arg nS :, ga,. n Wy ssys e. al 'os psrssaA
paced largo non piaie, which vaa drawn tue
crcu cry sized figure o. man In aiev momsns after
abe hour announced the commandment of the sport
90 parties with sr judxos APPEARED upon the stage
spd received vita o1d app The distance ten
we're aSnouaceS r.sn pss,y va. - nave fw,y .bos~
sxd the making tie nj his IT tue target 70 be he
They YER not 70 raise the pistol I'LL tas vord
s'nre. ana not shoot TIL amer he word zone" rncpre
hmnaries having been arranged, esch psrty 4 ed six
shcts, ~ Gay q getns tie hand In and ssniag knor
lcc.e 81 The pstoss 70 Dc used the These
shos- on both s1es -crs exsrilebt and received ap
paanse The great match then commscce6-
kesns ~rsDce and Brent acting ~ Judges .ns former
Cor Suycsm and the latter tor Trsvs Cen. whsu 81
Tennessee acted a. rerce Mr.. Travis tox hk position,
END slt sno-t brcshle,s silence Jehn srt,ou ,ns
twenty shots were tired oriy nineteen OF ~hich
counted a. bits the lwertc,a hsvius ruled out
sf,eri Inc Aeran-1ei rese Nr Tssvs hred hs escotd
road putting evsry saot on TIE target Ga this round
he rsrg the bell t5e t~eh and fourteenth sn,s snr
placed four sho1 90 shs Hoe HIS success uS greeted
pcemion and nred ns IRA twenty shosa, ., which
being OF Tie srgct was n cou'se RI Is out and the
judges announced he part - ev 90 the Hrst round
Fonr " the snos we're on the line. Loui applauss
greeted bis success. Aner tire layse Of fec mauu,es
order ". again restored, aud Mr.. q oommsocsi h1
ssoond rounf fsvoyAbly On the fourth saos be RAG
the bell vas sppauded The ann shot not hitting the
taset ho handed The pistol 70 The loader ssd told
the Judges THAI be Go not desire 70 shoot
1fus the match terminated and the judges snnoancsd Mr.
Travis ~ NC sinner. The hrng msde thus RAPID on
account o. the great skill and proficiency o. tbs psrts
With tbs patent wespontbe hair trigger duelinG pistol.
me- match was one o, unusual Interest," boh psrdcs bong
ssknowedged among The very best pistol ,hs
oownfry 1rsvs professor 81 the art, and for near
- years has prscstd having Tven lessons 70 tno,
ssnds o. pupils He has performed the m,ss daring 'e.s
that Of shooting an orange OF mans head suy
very rapid and desterous shot some three years
snce be shot match for 81, 600 that he you'd nj the
ordinary sized figure Of map 81 ten PAGES 20
tive shots, 81 the WORT s'Fre' 'Dnelr ana won II
Amer he nnesy shoss fred be bes tio0
tksi be would complete 100, but missed on tas s3d
though he sucoeeded IN hnns the target % unss IN 1,o
nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11

TNHE NOVEL
i Pronounced by the press throughout the country the
greatest satire and N seductive sOok Of hs day.
JUsTICE IN HE BYE WAYS.
The Boston Posi- OF this novo-n NpNc,ccS Il;
proper uu hfu and heal by view sMss wHr err,ate
sScs,ss Of biting snd eec.e satire losu. paaniarsiy
exposes most mercifa the oksans axe yssss Of rel
g,ous PhGisssm y not NJ some supssnsia critics have
Mssteo an Anu AAve(y novel IL shows that society In
l,ac. & as in Ne. York Is false eancero.s
nssopAt % Antioch old belonging the former
sy Cdd cell into Abss ute her female slave.
u OF he grievances and sufartngs which
tcerae and acerae the hear q great portion Of humani
the from which thesa spring. Adaua
seems thoroughly comprehepsvely md paafuy eenscious
The tenderness the the unsected mean with
which he depicts he heart buruines and e
an errng lost but yet morally r ocsnt woman. cretabe
10 biz ntelec rejects honor truthful heart
ard eS ala snd ennobes the ethics hnorng phsssshy.
he constr uctson of his highly artistic; liz
vsrous eharasers before the draPery and costume
Of every ASy life.
Published and for sale ~
LIvEeMoRE 4 RUDB, SO Broadway
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EMaRArIoN-TExAs AND KANsAs,-The emigra-
sou 20 these t~o young aud epterprsng STATES from
older slave States SAT- 10 have been remarkably large
curing the fall season lost paved, and
on the increaee reoeni number u the Memphis Bel.
number Of emigran gong ve~t gard crossing the
river this point daily the two ferry $50 vi nos
three) going crowded from early morn until the boss
cease making their uips ., night II "a UNCOMMON
sight 10 from t~enty " forty wagons on
she bun tor the night notsthsAndiag hsre hNs been
. steady sres going the river all dap, All yet
The cry n stlll they come. The emigration s from the
elder States mostly Virginia North and SCUM Cuoi1
Georgia Alabama Mississippi and this State, ali gong 70
sswe IN hrksnsas and Texas Judging from these ndicl
kcps, the influx Of population into these States b.
avser this season than before. aud Of good su1stan-
cizeus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11
Saprerne Couru-Circuit.
Before Hon. Judge Peabody.

ACTION FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Dpc TO- George Veil U.s. John Lloyd This was an 20
ion for assault and battery. Mr.. Low CbstGeld spoear
for u defendant who co mpains that on the TIN Of
sosrbcr, 1854, the plaintiff Gen. Lloyd, violently Us
,au,,ed hin appears tnst Mr. Web, vent 70 The o. A,
4 tie defendant 70 collect bill, when an atercstio "a,
sarm lar suase ensued; aud Gen. Lloyd. Is aue<ai
..Ycd by me throat and violently forced A man NJ
from ihr prem ses the time nrictr no ~ -,
M webb's face and body. Damages are lald Al A. 90
yor ,hc defecce Henry Anton appes 81 and denNs IN
ssauii and $50 oonlenV maj OF the occasion resrre,
y the plainua 10 rsenacirs lad thrcsscnng mauaer
stsreo Gsu Joyois ofcs, md used Insulting laaguss,
him vherupor he requ Gated 10 eavs tho defen
ANTE ofhca which he refused TO do. and al ".
me v,ohnsy broke ana destroyed the sash IA. ,ol
fthe DEFENDANTS Sce. ssircd the defendant aud
10 break ore q his fingers and that the cc al
con PEELED 10 defend h!nss IT. bu used mprs vo
spce than vas necesssry The evidence gomouaG
ecLtssdicory ss 10 the rrovocauon on one side III
other. Sealed verdict
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11
OR Annapolis CoszespsaAenes.
AssAPors, Dec. z, 1859.
Ball q tA< Nspo1 Academy.

Ball q he Nsual Academy.
me midsb punen OF he United sases Naval Aosder ~
held Their annual ball Friday evening, the 6sh nss
which exceeded In spleudor any heretofore gwen nuv,
atons issued u early date and sent 70 20 peso
boring sses. The large aad spaaoas esss Aalls we're
thrown Opee u nine scock and made nD show Of u,e
nsss Of al nstiors The ard besun >llv ILLUMINATED
by thousand lights Of divers Colors. whsh ware MI,
pended shs Trees The walks 30, ma prssss ssip
Prebls was brilliantly illuminated and u intervals Srs
wcrt see Oh from the bulv Al half mast nine
the oanops commenced. whic.l presented 70 me eye
splendid appearance Of cos dresses snd bright uaforms
and private oilsena Of Annspols New YORK. BAlumors
ano Wasnnessa Tn> ladies we're peroly dressed saa
very lively, orsskt1g The young mdshipmen's
ceVng tesm Of their buttons and pinnng them thar
dresses The music consisting Of forty pieces,
iu,phted by the bands AtsAnned 70 the academy. A.
half past eleven the large supper rooms were throw
open, and The guests proceeded 70 their duly on
sper did board OF deOsoes About O'Clock guest,
10 retire. much pleased with the evenings eot
Aipment Much credit due 70 the managers or thi en-
eIAnment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-11

IrE Ian OrrBA nscHr ACADEMY --fue opers
els rasiasa' 4. 20 PERFORMED evening for the be
neB arc farewell sppoarnrca 81 the 10 Ia Grange,
who win The cnmrAuy. expected " leave for Havana
70 morrow oT tho cay alter.
THyiEpss I..sr CoscyxT i % b sivss At Niblos Gar
den ais evening Among me distr rshsl voc ssts 40
70 .pper the ec0afou n series Of opersic gem.
are Nine. and k'l.e dArgrt, "a sorelh and kne- Pa
tariA
ptst ,ner erreeu clArsc'efs In the exciting rImance
eotitle. at kssc" his evening rney are sbiy
ssconded ~ Nr scnonouga sri of the drsmSuc
corps "lster WHITE" vs. TOE sfterp cce.
RrrruNs THEATRE The neg play decoUinated the
Save Actress" IN which Mss Jane ocon,bes plays toe
heroine, snhooned for repetAoa, Ssesher WITH the
ncw oom'ta1y c4lcf TIE Highs sad wrongs "
woman thss evening.
wAuAcK's ThTTu-shsktporc's tragedy Of "Hsm
let - he rendered 70 night by cart embracing Mr.
Jsne~ Anterior a. the hero. sod ht@ Agnes EsworthJ
AZ Opesn ne A,srpieoe corsiss Of The laugh able n
lsr called "Dore 90 Both sides"
LARA KkKSps As the rev crsrs Of se,oni Love
sesr,lss, piano :, from crosded audiences oompo.ed
The beauty fashion ~ the city, the far drco
nncs u uEr ecessary 70 change her blu.
cuAxHxrs srsrr TuArrn-Tne thrilling drama, called
trled orn Good Lock" and me lsogsble AFFAIR styles
''Tbe ssmese rrins, oil strongly cast are 10 Be pre-
sonsed 81 this favorne house 20 night
wrsrg. &c wom.n,n snd the irish vnme'oAnty OF IN.
"Iimericx Boy, are 70 ne psrormsd this sfterncon.
the evening The visisr VII be entertained vito w
great dramss Of "Giraida' and "Jesse."
BROADWAY ytnETrD-rhe beautiful spectacular ORA
o. tbs phantom ship IL 10 be vi,hdrs AIR mi
week. The long u bas epioyed proves W he o
the beet pies N wb,cn the veres appeared ~
Lean OF Loy Ter" also W night
epo crnrnY AND WOODS MNsrxKta tender any guam
uy Of scpsmenia and ocular so4gs, dances 80, an
the l.ushs5le farce o. the "Oid Clock, Here So
Goes and There &c Goesn
Buc1lSYs sxcsADxss nightly delis hting th-r su
d,iors with their African version OF tCaiersils TN
Thte GLASS snpper" ~hicn vii be preceded 20 1ish
With various nssodies, Nc.
NSrr's NoxKrYs, Sc are 70 remain but three nights
longer at Chinese Hall. Take the cldr there and lei
tnem epoy amusing tricks o. the monkeys, dogs AND
goats prior 10 their departure.