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to, to constitute this crime. Any direct act
which is clearly designed to effect rescue,
will bring the party within the clause which
furnishes the act Of making a rescue, even
if the act fails in its result, for the law en-
braces the act of attempting rescue.
The next offeGse i. aiding and abetting
rescue" when the parties charged are mo-
principals in the transaction, and have no
direct agency in efecting the rescue, but
are 10 sOne way connected with The trans
action, ard hsve done something to encour-
age aud as.ist, indirectly, in the rescue
Another otfense is designated, which is,
"harboring and concealing" fugitive so as
to prevent discovery and srrest. The COM
nun acceptance OF the word 'harboring" is,
taking OF the peIsnn into :he possession, or
On the premises, or in The house. of the par
ty, and where it is connected with the
knowledge that The party is an escaping
slave, would sem to bring The party within
that portion of the statute But the offence
Of "harboring" is not commi,ied unless the
result is the actual prevention of the re-
cap'ure of he fugitive. . In regard to soon
cealing," it implies actual kno.oiedge on The
par OF the person charged with the offence,
,hs, the party wss fugitive slave, and that
he concealed him from observation in such
way as TO defeat the vigilance and intentions
of the party seeking TO make The arrest.
In speaking oI this, will remark again
that there Eust have been know ledge that
the person escaping was fugitive slave,
sHd that knowledge NAV be positire Lno,rl-
edge, or deduced from the circumstances of
the case. II has been decided in this and
o.her courts, that under this law and the
old law of lf93. :he offence OF harboring
and concealIng and assisting in the escape
oi Q negro, was not consummsted bv merely
ministeriHg to his wants and giving 10 him
that charity and assistance which might
unite Tor his comfort aid necessities.
After the delivery of the charge the grand
jury retired to d liberate noon the various
matters which may be brought befure them
Tne fugitive slave case referred to by Judge
LeaviII, in his remarks, will probably &C.
cupy no Iittle time in the Investigations by
the jury %. S. Journal.
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renounced his share to the estate, gave as
his reason for SO doing that he was already
as rich as h wished to be, and felt So in
dependent that he did not wish it to be in
the power of any enc to say that any part
Of his fortune was not oil his own making
VEG Orleans Crescent
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A RARE CHANCE
FOR


WOODEN Nj Manuf acturers
WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
Il my Wooden Factory, known by the name of the
Pleasant Valley Steam Wooen Mills.
situated in the valley of Wheeling Creek, Belmont
county. Ohio,
SIX MILES FROM WHEELING,
and five miles from -. CIarsviIle and within ffty
rods of the National Road.
u consists OF large aud roomy FRAME BUlLD-
ING, aud und good roof. two stories high, and
basement stOry under the whole. The MACHINERY
consists of one stand of Excellent Cards, nearly
new, ceent Mule Of one hundred and fty spin
dies, i've narrow and broad power Loom, and
also all other Necessary machinery for manufaetur
ing aud finishing goods, such Gig Mill, MAPPING
achine, Shearing Mach ne, Brushing Machine, &c,
with Fulline Mill, Wash Box, Dye Kettles, Sc also
Tenter Bars in the upper story of the building, for
drying cloths, blankets, &c. The hole of the ma
chneTy being driven by excellent engine Of about
thirty horse power aud sufficient to drive dsuble the
amount now used there is also sufficient room in
the building for much mere machinery IL il would
be required
The above property will he sold, together with q
small piece of ground attached sufficient for gardens
and building purposes. On very accommodating
terms and possession given the first cay OF April,
1883 The situation OF the place and adv antages
every way cannot be surpassed.
suRl JOHN XlHssY.
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HIGH PAIGE OF SLAvEs.-On the 18th
inst a large sale OF Slaves took place al
ClarksvilIe, Va. The entire number sold
was forty-one. among Them four so far ad'
vanced in age as scarcely to bring any
thing, and thirteen children, varying in
age from three months to eight yearS. New
ertheless the whole number sold at the ex.
lraordinsry average of S72s 40. One
brought 81 1856; another Sl,2so; and Sew
e.al over loo each.
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SENaroR.-Cui. David Miles, the Repub-
district, is elected over his opponent DR.. d
+. SnapnOn, by about 400 majority. DR.
Shannon, we presume, can stand it to be
beaten by as much OF gentleman and as
good a Republican as Col Miles. The
whole Republican ticket is elected in Nor.
row county by about 200 majority.-Mt
Vernon Rep.
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REPUpIATloH OF PAPER CuRREScY.-The
Democrats held a meeting in Boston, Oct.
2s, and passed resolutions laying the blame
of the financial difficulties on the Banks, and
condemned paper Gu rency altogether. We
suppose the fight tor pot-metal Currency
will again be renewed.
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FA K N ERS OF
B + l. NJ ON L COU n TY

4 HAVE just received from the manufac.
4 turers. aud now offer for sale on reasonable
terms; KETCHUM'S celebrated Reaper and Mower
Also, the New York SELF Raking Reaper. and BALL 5
Ohio Mower. These machines made of good and
durahe material aud warranted TO do as good work
and much faster than Can he done by hand.
Persons wish ing To purchase have the privilege O
giving them trial. aud il satisfaction is not given
Ihey may he returned.
All orders addressed TO Isaac Davis 81. ClaiTsville
OHIO, Ill lie promptly attended to.
u FPiease call and examine these machines before
pu rchasing lsewhele. ISAAC DAVIS.
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TUENATiONAL COMPLAINT.

Dvspepsia is the .hnOn diease among all clas
ses in this country assumes Thousand SNAPPER. ant
is the urinary source of innnmerable dangerous ed
dies: but whatever its type or symptoms howeVe'
obstin,te its resistance ordinary preparations IL
Weld resdily and rapidly this searching and une
ring remedy.
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HOLLOW AVS PILL s
The Exciting Cause of Sickness.

1he EXciIlnS Odttot vi Oi1hii0"'-
The blood sthe life sustaining agent 1tfurnishes
the compnnents flesh. hone. muscle, nerve ana IN
,egument The Stomach il its manuiacIory. the
ysn its distybu,ors and the inestines the channei
tbrourh which the waste matter relected IN KS
nroductions is expelled Upon the stomach, the cir
cuIation and the bowels. the Sc rms sct slmnitah,
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels perform their functions properly
the whole body suffers. ems of thousands die
lily of fDysentery. DiarrhRa, Chronic, Constipation
and other diseases these pipes of the systrm
The effect ofthe Pill upon ali intestinal disorders
| whether casual Tepidemio, is a phenomenon in med
Icine. BY follow ing the printed drecIIohs, the mos
alarming cases OF bowel comp LIANT are promptly
I
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HFECTIONS.

The quantity and quaIty Gf the bile of tal i'm
poTtance 10 health. Upon the liver the gland which
secrets this fluid, these Fs crate specific ally,
alhly rectiiying las Irregularities aud effectually
curing JaundIce, Bilious RemIttanis and all the
re ties If disease genera ted by unnatural condition
Cf the organ.
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ESTRAY COLT.

ESTRAYED, SEPT. u, FROM THE
IL owner, miles from Bridgeport, from the pas
ture field Of Hiram insey, q COLT, one year OLD
rising two. between q black and brown color. with
white tar on its forehead, and small white spo
one Of lis hind feet, c lose 10 the hoof.
A LIBERAL REWARD will he gwen any on,
who may give any information Of il.
seI73t! DANIEL McCONAUGRY.
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7 NJ U -ssEWs
A BROWN

General Agent, Bellefontaine, o.
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A WORD TO FEMALES.

The loc al debility and irregularities which ths
especial annoysn ces of the weaker .sex and which
when neglected always shorten hfe relieved for
the time hPlng and prevented for the time come by
course Of this mild hut thorough Alternative.
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HoilOray's Pills are the best remedy lnOpn
in the rrorld for the folL0ria0 diseases.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
OruQllle Dailg Bntte Rerprh.
Cesar's Wealth,

Julius C@sal, like Wilkins Micaw-
her, Esq, vas 'contInua ly incurring
pccunilry lab lilies that he found it
d ficult TO discharge He set high
value upon fierd,hip, having pnrchas-
ed thar OF Lucius Paulus for 81 ,5o0,-
600. IL. was { rrib!e spend hrlft.
Before he sicc =, ded IN obtaining any
Office, he hid amassed debts 10 the
amount of Sl4,975, 600. Bat Office
ho!d.,s h d god pic&ings in those
d4ys, rs W Il aS in on" own; aud a.
soon as Julius got his hands into the
pupil treasury, his debts b'gan to
diminish He soon became rich. He
gave Ser,ila. the mother If Brutu>, O
pe,Il of the value of 5000, 600. He
would, doub less, have been guilty of
many other cxravagances had not she
beloved Brutus' gwen him that cruel
alb undr the fifth rib. On the day
of the assa~sina ion, Cm'as friend,
Mark Antony, owed 81 800, 900, which
was all paid thirty days afte wards.
Tnis sao.e Antony bsrq'ently swal-
lowed a'pearl, dissolved in vinegar,
(Which Clcop ira administered to him)
wo tn 100000. He ol>o squandered
S735 900, 900 of the public treasure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

A Crazy Man AT LARGE For some
time past there has BEEN oung man
named Nash, in the Sto" "kton street
Hospital on account of illness His
debility made him insane, and two
weeks ago he came near ending his x.
i-tence by cutting hi. throat. Since
that time he has been closely waite led,
but getting somewh,t bettr, wa+ al
low ed t. walk Tout the house On
Friday, however, with the p:oserbial
cunning Of partially insane pc sons, he
managed to escape from the bahl,ng,
and so cover his retreat ~ to baffie all
The efforts Of the hospital folk' thus far
to find him. When he lef, there was
bandage tied about thu w"undlon his,
throat. He is about six feet til. but
stOops a little from Weakness S: p
Herald.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

WONDERS OF The VI CRoscoPE A
flea when exhibited under a powerful
"icr scope, IS thus described 1t ap-
pears rs large rs an cleph mt; it has a
co It of arm n much nore 60 nplet' than
ever Il w,tlior we're, and co opposed of
strong, polished pi,tes fitting over each
9th T.; each plate lored like to to SO
srell, ami wh-re tn y me t hund eds
of strong qiIl. pr"j ct like t ose on
the back the po ~cnpl;'c or hedgehog,
There l. tae arched neck, the br, ,ht
e, es, nj transparent ears; pie"cers
to punctuate tie skin, IA sucker t. draw
away the blood six lon. joi ted legs,
funr of which are folded on the breast,
ready at any moment to b. thrown out
with i'm npns force for that jump; and
at the end of each leg hooked claws, to
enable h.m to cling tight to whatever
he lights upon. He can lap hun
dred tim his own len.bt, which i the
same as if II man could jump to u height
of 700 feet; and he can draw load
200 times his own wei ilht, which is the
me as if MN CO Id carry from co.
900 to 10000 pounds.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

". r..-pee, fully solict. orders frnm the country.
nj will glaran ee sati> >iscton Ia every particular
=, tho o who favor the&a with their cuGom. laplSu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
u. 1 u G- "a NJ -
STEAM REFINED CANDY
M A NJ UF ACT DRY,

> EA NJ X EFlNED CANDY
M A NJ UF ACT DRY,
No So, Montgomery street., be,vean Bush and sut.
ter. streets IN Francisco.
THNIIE PROP tIErJR of tn. above named esab-
III lishm iht taxes this IN shot uf Informing his
numerous frl.n Is ani custo ners, thu ne intends
ioll'Sis the ct unple "i the 'sts CbnDImy-ihdti is
10 nein; his price swnicn he hopes will give entire
sa~f ciinn tD all.
reled " tr, which m imp rts MIN "li, aud all The
es>ences used ny min are of the finest Vor anl the
best ~ the marker, together with variety nf uiher
articles appert lnv 10 le manu- sctufe OF candies
nu,n"r,ns tD mention.
Having hhl an experience OF seven years in the bu
si irss in n CITY, IN being the
FIRSr C ON r G TI0N
On The Pcile cptst. he u ltiers himself he will be
alb be To give rniIre suisIciiOn 10 ali who may favor
hi with their traie.
By ncw an apr lvsj process, hs c.Nlies are
nude ~ Il quicker RI q mi ut ess expense Than for
mrrl, - IN II he il an tbe 10 III nj mnch lower
tig ire tn ~ herctniure.
Per. rms drsirig anything in his line will do well
Ia call and examine his -prniid stock Of candies.
well rs his prl;-s rs h; feels conhlet they cannot
fail - please tn sircfeSt ecnnoftst.
WilLESAi.E P"lCES.
A beautiful as~ortmen. of SrICNS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, selling ~ lh..l9siact., rates.
OhFirURES S--inrlutng
GARAWtY SEEDS, p"arld and smooth,
An IN -
GLOVE BUDS.
CASSIA bUnS.
CnRElNDER SEEDS; large AMI
small nj 2Ih' per pound.
GUM DROP - .i.tbfiI ALMONDS
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH NOTICES,
ALNbNDt:ANDN, &c. al - cents.
AALso-A b~iintiiui assortment uf FRE ven CAN
DIES, VARYING in prizes according u quality.
The nenli ~ uf The ira ling public is inved To ex
ainiie tins in nrase st ck Cades, comprsia- every
thing in lhe 'dulre" line.
lie leaves 1t /" the biyNs tr jldgr Ct the superiority
uf his articles call AMI ser f,r yourselves ter TIC
ular demonstrate ~ proof p',si i've. }. REG m.
Roaeltber IT, "a mier-B N'nig "nery >trert. b,s-
tween Bush aud Sullcr S,n Frln lac, fkl9-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
OrupiIle DaiIq Batte Rerarb.
WEEKLY HUrtE RECORD.

For cireulttion In the mining md aTr'cnltnrnIf fis.
tics uf the county. Y contain 'hrlocal and general
news the week. lierSnerseh with Interesting mis-
coIlaneous reading matter II will contiin twenty
eight columns oi reading matter. and will he one ~
the large@l aud cheapest Weekly Newspaper in the
StTc. Published every Saturday. r. Frm+-S5 per
Annum SIX months. 81; three months 81.
ApvkRTisEsEST- per square -! ten tine or less
arsi ms rtt,n 81 ~
Ench s,Ibspournt inseriion. | 80
tEy~ \ liberal lie luciion will be MATE IN favor OF
those who ad s.rtise ny thr year
Hs- BuSinps> crrds inserted on reisnnahlc'erms
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

I<DIAN MURDERED Lust week on
the bank Of the Mercrd Rivrr, Cypri,-
no, h ad chief OF the Fuhumn" tribe
OF Indians, struck one of the Merced
lndi ms over thr h. rad, AID with such
force was the blow gwen, tn q, the
wound d Iudlan died On the .p't. Cy-
pri no imm da'cly took to the noun
irs, pur,u d by >ev.r o. the Mer-
ced trise Thorgh wonnded in the
breast with an arrow, he man gcd to
cape, and all arch alt~r him has fail.
ed to disc ,ver his hiding place. If
caught, h will cert inly be killed by
the rel tiv,s Of the deceased, rs this
/, te third Indian he has XII led belong
ing TO the Merceh tribe Cypriano
was unk when he d alt the fatal
blow, ana The wr tch who sold h IN The
liquor, >houli be held respons bic for
the deed There has been great com
pl int made If late, ab ut persons sell.
lng liquor t" the Indans, and it IS to
be h"pe !, that the means nov bling
used to de- &c. these av ricions violators
of the law, vii prove success fil IN fer.
feting them ont, AMI bring them to
saerdy punishment. .--Maripos1 Demo-
rr0l
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DowERY THEATRE.

Il0WEHf THEAJhE
PKioss-Boxes and psrquet rs cents PIT IL cents Private
bores g. and 81; seats in private bores 50 cents
The only theatre IN this city bui with the intention ~ FRO
GRAND SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
e being double The extent OF other In Americe
SANDS. NATHANs co.'s
great Equestrian Company has induced the Management 70
continue the for limited period The performances a
this great triple troupe have been pronounced
SUPERIOR TO ANY EVER osfEkED IN AMERICA.
The troupe Of artistes engaged for these entertain
mens during the period OF months and have been select
ed with The greatest and attention The Manager reiy
ing upon the well known Judgment ~ Sands Naihans o.
and the superior is,ss enloyea by Ssm sss conhden'
10 produce tho equal of the following artsies:-
Mr.. HENRY MAuILTON,
acknowledged by HIS professional brethren to be the
GREATEST LIVING pYRroRnyR
accomplishing more difficult and original f-ats Than Other
connected with he arena.
Mons. FERRAETT
acknowledged BY % France 10 be first In hs Inns
of pos,uring and eaa,po,ssss; $50 r,xu,,
who in connection with the Msgon has by his dsr-
Ing eas a.onlshed and delighted the thousands who nightly
'''"' N Mr. CHAs SHERWOOD,
whose comic OF Pete jenkins Ia pronounced the be
of the kind the circle togeher
GILMAN s roiss Mr. f aaG Il
seA'' FIJI FffT S"f PERFORMERS IN THE CIRCLE
Added this Will be exhibited for the first time In this cy.
ANTONY and CLEOPATRA.
from Asteys Theatre, London, and the Cirque NaPoseas
Nshsns Co expressly for these and ~
expense Of $WD Other elephants have been exhibited !.
the o this colossal The great q
these famed auadrupeds have brought forward iatS
but have yet been able to accomplish the daring
ACKNOwLEDGED WONDERS OF TIE WORLD
Notwithstanding the great expense attending this most en-
BordnAry entertainment the prices will remain as usus
kpxp
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RI nnn HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
PETER ROBERTS,

429 Broadway corner Howard street,
VIII twenty only, portant and de-
cided bargains in the following goods:-
1000 honiton lace collars, 81 50. worth ~
point dAlecon lace collars and sets OF collars and
sleeves, at less than European cost.
1000 Valencenne medallion half prices.
800 lace colffeurs. Gust openedl entirely styles.
1900 black French lace wells, from VI upwards.
1000 black thread lace wells new patterns round and
square
900 infants embroidered robes, waists and caps.
1900 French embroidered sets IS and 81 worth from " to
SIS
5000 embroidered collars, 40 cents, worth 81 IS.
1000 pairs sleeves, 81, worth -.
$500 embroidered handkerchief Also tape bordered and
hennstisched, at all prices.
nnumer able assortment of other goods not mentioned
In the above, will be sold equally cheap.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC Captain Oliver Edridge
The BALTIC. Captain Joseph Comstock
The ADRIATIC, Captain James West
These ships having been bxil by contract expressly for
service has taken In their
sruction, also in their engnes to insure strength and
speed and their for unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
The steamers this line have improved water tight
parme0s has spared to make them all
good the thorough examination given them proves
their mode Of construction yet unequaled
Price passage from New York To Liverpool In drstcabin,
$780, do S75 From Liverpool TO New York 30 and
20 gunees experienced attached each ship No
berths be secured until paid for.
SAILING.
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SHIPPING,

CREAG REDUCTION or FARE TO EUROPE.
VI First cabin &c
steerhge .eS
X D. Ludlow, commander and NORTH STAR so tons T..
Lefevre commander 70 sail from pier No North river.
at precisely carrying the United States mail viz
LEAVE nav
nrr0N, hAvRB BREMEN s0UrHAMrroH
BRruBN
North Star. Dec g Saturday Jan. g Wedy. Jan
These steamships touch at Havre specie delivered in Lon
don Paris For passage freight apply TO ID. TOR
RANCE, agent, No g. Bowling Green, New York.
IOR IIvERPOOI.-THE UNITED STAIRS MAIL
steamship BALTIC, J. Comsock commander, win do
with the H. T. mails for Europe positively Saturday
Jan 49, a IL O'Clock M from her berth at the foot Of Canal
freight passage having uncquaed accommodations
for elegance and comfort apply to
EDWARD X COLLINS, IS Wall street.
Passengers will please be board at II O'Clock A.
All letters must psss through the Post ONCE any others
will be returned.
HorIoEThe steamers Of this line have improved water
tight has spared AXE
them all good The thorough examination given
them proves OF construction yet unequaed.
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LMPIRE HALL. 596 BROADWAY
Ia The Gigantic Moving Diorama of
DR. kANE'S ARCTIC VOYAGES
with thrilling description Of the suferings endured By him
and his daring followers, by
CHARLES GAYT.ER Esq,
The popular author and dramaist.
Every evening O'Clock and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.
Admission Is cents, children half price.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HAA RROADWAY.-BRUSSELS LACES THE NEW
tUf Years etiquette gift of the elite Of fashion In Flu
rope also aeriel skirts truly parci rcailed at
wholesale establishment during the holidays only to snt tho
n. LUDVldH
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DECLARES KfNGsLATD. AUCTIoNEER-By RICH
IL ARDS KINiaSLAND A co. auction and genera CON

~ ARDS KINGsLAND co, auction and general com,
mission observation-disclosures M Broadway corner OF
Franklin Is and every day tSunday and thris
mas excepted until Dec. 81 at l01s o'clock " and ~ n
NJ, daily, their Aaesrvom B4 hroadway opposite
Tayors saoonGrea holiday sales Of superb Paris fancy
gocs Chinese silver and china ware-consisiing IN
part Of elegant bronze and gilt clocks superb French
china dinner and elegant Paan ststuettes and
groups superb bronyes and French china vases no
bemsn IN great variety paper msche desks Jewe
&e., sod sterling ware plated jewery,
work bores fancy sesar holders AMI fancy goods Of
every description Ladies' wishing purchase Tor Christmas
and New fesr presents would do well 10 call and examine
this coecson among which viii be found elegant diamond
sets Of pins bracelets ear rings &c superb gold watches
Florentne ana Roman mosaic rings studs sleeve
buttons Ac The above comprises the magnificent and
euperb collection o. fancy goods offered NJ auction IN
New York The sale positive and peremp,ory and those
whaling purchase elegant eoos for holiday presents low
prices would do well 20 call this aud
beautfui collection The will be thrown open the
Al
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MARTHA, LAST TIME.
~ MONDAY EVENING, DEC H. Ara
positively the last night Of
MARTHA.
Second and positively last Of the great bssso.
CARL FORMES
IN GKRxAH OPERA,
In connection with
Madame ANNA DE IA GRANGE. 49,
NdticeThe sale Of the 81 and 81 80 tickets commences
MONDAY MoRstsG AT 2.
Monday Dec. a. the last night Of
MARTHA,
originally and expressly composed for
CARL FORMES.
The principal characters by
Madame DE LA GRANGE
Mad Won BsRRE. Mr.. PfxASysga, Mr.. LERHkNR
CARL FORMES
The Director begs that this celebrated work. whi0
during the last has been the leading In Ger
many will be produced here from the composers
script score for the opera Paris where will
given for the first time at the end of this month.
N. B.-Thls viii be the
ONLY GERMAN OPERA
that possibly be given this season.
Reserved seats 81 and 81 80 according to location be
had at the Academv Of Music G. Breusing and Sbels
uonery store, No. % Wall street.
tickets 81 family circle 80 cents and amphhe
atre 25 cents, be procured only at the door
Tuesday extra night benefit of the Hebrew Benevolent
Society Tickets be had of MIR Lazarus Secretary OF the
Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

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Onn nnn DOMESTIC SUGARS OF All GRADES,
LUU.VVV 70 he sold for cash nj less than cost at v.
SCHHoBERS manusctory rs Cannon street samples can
also be 81 q. A T. Rushera ~ old slip.
CEGARs OF HAVANA DOMESTIC OR GERMAN
- manufacture can be purchased at my esiablshment .,
much below market rates. Amongst the stock several
that must be realized a, once cash advances
.. CHEEKS, ~ Broadway.