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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-11-19
cLsHd q nv sire. What nostaI Asnd
shall s'er uaits the 6lial bssd

she has an inde6nsble charu-pouerless
perhSPs. on the hearts Of the French. or
even Eeglish She vas The exact repressn
tativs OF 'ths yellow haired Iassis ue read
OF IN Burns 30. g; . rehued Scottish sx
preston about her mouth, winning and hu.
morous completed the effect Bilekicood
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-11-19

Nf amHE H3 alta tff ID .afg EsEaH
~ % Hefs, sitnps as ia.tEe ef0as sssa d.
go ashst H $50 asfssas ~ 80 si.as
dise ~ kssFra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-11-19
P0ETlCAL.
,THE LITTLE pooL WILL soos ma DaY

AZ LITTLE POOL WILL SOON M DRy.
Oh. srishtIJ bssss u. s.-..s shy.
Asd rsrely hiSsss The eiosss.
Bot TIE buis posl viii sses - dsy,
Tie saamss soos ~ Vssr.
o.. Esh ssd 'Sst he ws.s uisd blovs.
Ths sover bsiis Ess,iy risgiag,
Bet blight ulI fail spon tAs Foss
where eco he Sss svlsriss.
sails 10 q the silver stresa,
blnsA 10 o tAs aosso;
Bsi ne siosd tAs vrsrs Ealsss sIsaa
Win wssss itssf 10 shousrs.
o.. ii,iis hssTts vitS sisAssss rsss,
AsOaE he usvy sr..sss-
Ss-Psr sAsds will fold yoar lie
Tss Ger the meadow Pss.ss.
o.. maiden BPs. eA lips q siosa,
usesFdsssd. ave By si.s,as.
PAlr srisf ,hsll IssTs be sosi oi RIoon
where Kisses SOw are slinEisE.
Oh. AoPs d sweet. Oh. yosth 1. dear,
Asd love is susstsr-ssAr~T.
o., iifs Il sweet, ed hfs 10 dear,
But dssiA s Ossss dssrsr.
o.. sAisid the litils hearts froo urosg.
while ehilahOOds lsssh 10 EisEiaEI
AsA kiss tAs lips that siaE The ,Oss.
Before thsy essSs Ihcir siasisg.
o.. crown wi'A Joy the brovs q yOstA.
Before their brOus are older.
o.. tech unA love the Iips of truth
Before lAsss lP' are colder
POE The little pol will soos bs dry,
The ssoDsr $500 be over.
1AOSsh bsigAiiy beans the summer shy,
AnA rarely blooms the clover.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-11-19

gosnpH a. casPtIHa. A. ~. DtILou
CHAPLINE &c DILLON.
A TTORNEYSa Al Law and Solicitors In Chan,
n esrv, viii devote themselves 10 the praeIIce
Of ths iaw exclusively.
PsniruiaT s,teniioa raid to COLLECTIONS
90 tAe NoRhern and Western Cousiies Of this
0ute
n DHloa. Jr. NOTARY PUBLIC, and
Comn,ssioser o( Deeds fof The States OF Vermont
aSd Ma1sat huseits
osee. No. ~, A,iu street, sd door, s,A door
froa Ssh.
Oabuqas Iowa. October 20 1886 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-11-19
SASH HOoRR

ATTORNEY ATLAw
BEaevVtLLE cLanEE CoUNTV. VIRGINIA.
DeAG FiCEe % ~ Greco sd Causty rtao,,.
n q Clafsr. feasrssa auf Prsfsfirk Cossti..
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a CARD.
BR. PHILlP D. GRoYE,

neFkts hts psafsssiaasi services 10 ths ..itl-
" tess - is's'ss and viciury fls gni hs
feasa--@Aea 80 araftaa .arattr .u.y-l--f - -.
.sesttsees = Cos. Thomas Hoe
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-11-19
DIG ANlC WEAKNENs

tmmeiisfely cnrsd and tall Vigtr restored.
Tbs drssdfal Aiss.ss the PsaaIt, os, fr,o,-,t,
Pad BY thoss Uho havs become the vieas of upropsr
mahgeaeses Iooag perscns ere too aPt esas1if ru
eessss fro Bot bsiae % The rsss nee.
that nay snsoe Nce Who that nndsTutands The .vk-
eei viii Prstend " dsey that the pOSer q Proerrsoa
q Lost eooseF BY thoss falling isto nPropsr Aabits thsu
y the prOdest Besides bssg dsPrit ed Ibs plra.u,e
81 healthy ohsPring. ths sad dss,ruetiys
ymPso~s 20 both body sad mind AFi-s The system
beeones dsruaged, the pb) siesl ssd neatal pausTs
ssskeusd. servOas debility, dysp-p.s. palPtaiIos Of
the heart, isdiess,iOa WsstiAg ol the Garas eourh
. yeapto.as o. eoasuupftca rte -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-11-19

UNITED STAT rs HOTEL.
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sAses tsAna. rsspss-ssy.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-11-19
W. O. LINTHICUM, ,

n HAVg ssssigasd ls ms from ~ msuufaetu-
n rsfs ia FFrdsTiek Civ. Ma, 2GGo iha No
MOULD CANDLES,
No 6s wbEh siH ssli % Ne gsioes for easa.
~ sushangs fof ssean LaFd ~ suv othrr eosntry
pfodssa CHARLES JOHNSON.
usfsf's FsFry Avgssl = Iss5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24

U,rRNITuRr, FURNIrURE-wE BUY FOR CASH
all kinds Of household and other furniture. csrpeting,
damon watches wagons horses all kinds Of professional
instruments merchandise and property, or advance on
s''' RiCHARD WALTERS CO., rs cssbaSipe street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24

IIENRy ". LEEDS ArcTIoNEER-oFrIcE NO. p
III Nassau street-HENRY II. LEEDS co will sell n
auction on Thursday, Dee ~ nj l0s o'clock, NJ the sales
room 2 Nassau street. imporess sale Of fine watches sc
The OF fr class goods offered AZ auction this
season without rcscrve-Vouss.tng Of nc gold
Iuntna English levers full eweed with gold expansion
b,.e duplex and chronomeier watches detached levers
and cylinder penents four eight snd thirteen holes, OF
srira Jewels Also silver hunting English patent lever as
acted gold and expansion balances full jewecd Ac silver
and thirteen holes eweed all of which will be guarsneed 10
the catalogues on the morning OF the sale
uTrxpy n LEEDS AUCTtoSErR-orFICR q MAS.
lion on Thursday Dec a. al O'clock At the salfsron
"a Nassau street the Duke Of BuckiuRhams serlpg silver
bcnp ,r entire chest OF costly sterling silver purchased
the sale 81 his effects warraneConsstng OF large and
tea and coffee not tea caddy aad bowl basin cam
lug fsh knife and fork soup ede large quanNy OF des
rer rravy and tcaspoons ladies' fruit knives sugar
Iers butter caddy spoons table and dessert forks
fruit forks sal, Spoons sugar scoops sugar ongs
&C. Every article Of the most elegant description and
solid sterling silver together with the oak iron bound silver
chest II Is now on exhibition Ia cur Office
HENRY y. HERTs, JR., AuCTIoNEER-HoLipM
III presents-,reat opportunity .-Sherins sale Elegant
diamond Jewery gold jewery, gold Watches ladies' sets,
without reserve this day nee ~ at eleven o'clock,
~ the sales gallery No bS Pine street We beg 10 csl
The attention 81 patrons and freufs VINO are ~ wan
comprises the elaborate assortment " rich brilliant ava
mond bracelets cluster pins single pins rings AMI car
rings studs &c also gold rwery ~ every variety o sye
and finish gold watches by the most celebrated MAKERS chan
rings pins ladies' sets SC ac also silver paleen wae
great variety. Also at O'Clock English ship chrome
meter Terms OF sale cash, IN FUNDS Deposis wiz
FREDERICK L. ytLTE, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24
CLOTHING, Ssc.

d. GENTLEMEN HAVING LARGE OR SMALL,
~ quantities Of LEFT of cnthnr dispose Of wh receive
least nifty per ceulmore than their supposed value by call
ing at the store addressing rHOs ID CONRof s6 Centre
street, late 4ei Pearl street
rAsT OFF CLoTHIRG LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
~ having any dispose Of may receive fair cash price
by sending addressing VI. COHEN, b2Wes
broadway and 2Iaurens street Ladies' waited on by Mrs G.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLo'R GARDEE-THURsDAY EVENING. DEC. a.
Isg ,,ss' su S"% JEROME rsis RhssI
The dssepg Mile MARIETTA zAsFREfTA-
omic pantomrae, nicoDEMUs a.hz.,p.s
o@~s Aa so SH IT$Fr ROPE
The Sonscr,p, Antoine Raves
Tickets % Gss:4 ssss. ssa
Ews aok HE r s1s WI ps ss proa
SATURDAY ataoclock-GrAnd Juve1iie Holiday AiseSnss.
w The Management bcss 10 announce ,his
ing and until Christmas will be performed As
THE POOR or NEW YORK.
deceived nightly with the srcAcss enthusiasm ever easa
,aXnisn by the =. Club 70 illustrate the eria.S
1887 and that Of 1857 from which have Just 20 hsppty
smsrsed pictures o. those scenes with which New
e%po 5, sesp ana and
PA M1jsf TIL s' ess 81 M
Adam fanweAthsr sea captain lacs
SsSssr f H. o.a.'r ss.
sesas-rhs Bank in Nassau .tres Tho sSseona,s
bsehsr The apso deposit made ~ s s Hs Hyn Ss
Twenty IL q; fss "''a"
Psn r.rwes.hsr aged W.: :.,,;. Mr. A. P"seIrsss
Gideon ncodgcod aged 90 Nsrtos
ru w. M Iob Sos.
Badger, expelled by the Vigilance Committee Of san
Mrs. FAirwe Aher widow of tho captain Mrs IaAao
Aida Blooiaoed hsar.sss broadway belle; xTs a:sy
III Scene The Park Livingstone reduced by the csa-
ss Puffy expansion and New York enerpcise the willow
and her SON Who are the poor ~ New York;
Scene 2iherty street and the Post Oue the banksre
daughter; Such hings are the debtor no accomzno
sf
humble welcome; the execution.
III The home OF the rick Madison square The New
York Herald Gid Bioodg1nd the neutrality-suspicious., -
heress an unweloome fYnm CALIFORNIA; hObts8
agains. full the Infamous scheme Of the hercss the
rest
Nv. Union square aud the Academy Of Music By ne4
the the New York in the hard winter hard
times and soft hearts ocRgary or Starvation.
After this abeau the curtain VIII fall to prepare
Seen. 2Tbe tenement house ia Cross street. Five PsnB
the desoate family the ran two sides OF poverty the saf
erng and the reckless despair OF the suffering mother and
her child the suicide by charcoal the receipt two 70 -
bargain, and the sufocaton Of the vagabond
ACT v Brooklyn Heights the turn OF fortune CLEANS q
sunshine.
Scene 1.-THE house In Gross street; Bloodgoal
ncendary destroy the evidence OF h crimsS
the ore the desperate attempt OF Badger to rescue the doo-
ments from the flames.
After this tabeau the curtain will fall 10 prepare
Scene th IastThe bridal In Madison square This baIkur
the arrival OF the bridegroom the net begns
To cnmesh the villain the police the end OF Boodgoods
career the rich and the poor.
The public respectfully requested to hak
ment-7 o'cock-in order that they may and pernA
others the opening beautifully played by Mr.
Blake.
An afternoon performance of the above drama will bs
given oclockP NJ Christmas day Great treat for ~
little
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24
q ,. FRANKLIN. AUcTIosEER MAGNIFICENT

IL is. FRANKLIN.
ID. household furniture made In Paris; marbles, bronzes
orks Of art horses harness carriages &C. the proper
az a genilcman-E. II. FRANKLIN VIII sell lhls
day ls5 10 O'Clock precisely IN the forenoon AL
splendid costly furniture IN the residence No ~ West
the whole forming really
ie splendid recherche description OF household fur
nture offered at public auction for many years but smaa
description Of which can be given ia this advertisement
Parors,-Fegant medallion velvet carpets made from
paern Bright Of England the most superb solid
Of style said 10 be the most expensive
made solid rosewood centre tables stsusry marble
stands heavy damask and Lace curtains
French plate man mirrors costly china and mar
HE vases elegant manr clock runs year; French
ae pcr glars with gold base and marble slabs superior oil
paintings high acknowledged merit by old artists
among which "Dcscent from the Cross ny Somers
'Mercys Dream from Pilgrims Progress; grand acon
with pearl and solid pearl keys acknowedgd ~ professors
one Of the best toned Instruments In this country.
At O'Clock precisely the celebrated trong mare Gin
crea has roited IN 2l0. together with light wagon and
harness forming fastest establishment IN the CITY,
Dining Room
Solid oak extension table IL feet rich French china ware
crystal oi glass silver ware ivory AMI pearl cnry
French secretary Brussels carpets heavy lace curtains Oval
mirrors &c, &c.
All the bedroom furniture consisting Of full suits In
wood ana sot BLACK walnut covered hair cloth Of tho best
description; beds and bedding pure bar mattresses spring
mattresses ingram aud Brussels carpets mirrors oc"lh-
ball stand chandeliers basement
furniture &r 5e with which the sale Will commence Inc
pensyc household furniture 10 this sale every article OF
which viii positively be sold without reserve The above
gale being positive and without sny limits the auriinneer VIII
require ssfacory cash deposit from eyery buyer without
esidcnce may apply TO HOMER MORGAN Esq, No. Pine
treet. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24

THE LADIES PARTICULARLY OUGHT TO KNOW
that pr. KING he conhdentisiy consulted ts his pr
vae medical room 4o Broome street. on sn diseases aud
difficulties Incident 70 the sex.
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MEDICAL.
s---S-~~sl--s-s'-'-,-~'--~~N~
THE TALENT

T'HE XLBNI
Illustrating the rev edition q .ha, practical medlea work
Human Frsilty Physiological Researches JUS, issued
from the pres describes the snd effects of All dis
o delicate nature contains eopious Instructions f
perecs restoration % hose who revested by impe
ments from entering pio the marriage state also profs
opsl dissertation illustrating Tho results q chemical tests
aud examinations by the newly constructed microscope WIN
powerful lenses Price cents Sent free Of postage 70 sny
part At the country Ths invaluable work MAY be obtained
a. well a. the Tresmar, from DR.. BARROW No l5 Prnce
few doors west OF Broadway New York aso from
C. II. Ring Broadway, New York W. W. Page, Boatcas
Nebev Philadelphia and 2. q Hanee Baluucre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24

nUTCH BULBs-E. LUDLOW. JR., a CO. WILL SELL
~ private sale for three days two cases only OF choice
roots comprising varieties These the best hat
will this and will be sold by single dozen
than auction rates vz-onble and single hyacints
cents each; tulips II cent each &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24

EDWARD srHENcH, AuCTf0SEER SUPREME
N H. Clark and others against ,harles Il.
Townsend Gerald Gray. q Y. Townsend and others
pursuant this the fourteenth day
November last undersigned will sell to the highest
bidder public auction on the fourth day Of January next
store the late Arm OF Townsend Gray SIS Broai
way between Eleventh and Twelfth streets IN the city Of
New York all the stock ~ the said firm consisting ~ resty
made and clothing, broadcloh- and such articles
usually genemens furnishing and tailoring stores
the shelves desks furniture and iron safe IN
s,d store Sale 81 eleven o'clock In the fore
noon. Messrs. r. AF " SCHENCH. suctooeers
u. H. BREWSTER. receiver Of said arm
TSpwARD scurNCR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
u OF rich fancy goods toys &cBy order OF Edward Hen,
assignee OF Jolley a Tiers,
All a3 Maiden lane. New York,
On Thursday, December ~ l-s5, Al loo'elock A. VI
CONSISTING %
ladies' and gents drcssin cs.as Pine accoricons,
Ladies work boxes, Nioins,
Re,icules Tool Ghosts
china Games dominoes,
no figures ksesrammon hf,ris,
level boxes, Mahogany hsgaelcs,
Rronses, Toys IN great variety,
Magic lanterns
Suitable for Christmas and New Years presents
EDWARD HEN,
Assignee Of Jolley A Tiers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24

MEDICAL.
SI 600 roRfEITEP AMP 80 egAneE gS g:g
others are malicious erfes q M NE mos, valuable az.
sye @a cure ns root ont Of he human system he
rank and poisonous virus Of disease. o. per wal
nR. wATsoSs NEW woRK.-"THE CAUSE AND
SSTe r s S1 .b I'M asSs 81
os. sa,s " ws nc, ~ s y
planned flu.rsiedh ~ numerous anaomcs plates And en-
H. BE- had al lae aaor who MAJ be consulted sondenay
Slxy aye Walker SD es afew doors sesi Of Broadway
nR, HUNTERS NEW MEDICAL WORK. THE WADE
s, .rs ~ M h. .sHy r.nss ~ q
coored plates pages The most yslusee book Of the Kind
Ge sress remedy HUNTERS Red Drop be had genuine
Oniy.
DR. COOPER. IL DUANE STREET mas FOR the LAST
~ confined his 10 he treatment ~ private
The victims o misplaced confidence call on him
VIII ece'lany q oelns taeay lrea ChaLgs noleEae'
DR RALrns OFFICES No 7st BROADWAY. COR.
~ u Tenth street.. Hours % a and after clock
DR. wARp's. USroRruNArEs FRIEND is THE NJ
meet With appreciation; and stamp r Ward the
ssas on Dr. War y"u T may n' Few DAYS TIA,
Richard himself again. Once, 80 Canal street, corner OF
DR coBBETr 70 DUANE STREET. NEAR CHATHAM.
IL be consulted With confidence diseases requiring
Them s Of % prvs ~ yesr' y
cure Nth certainty nc mater bow sssrays'es ~ m, hs
10
q he few 9usaed physicians practising in The shove
specially n this city and the only having diploma from
the New York University
nR WALTON HAS FOR LONG SERIES OY YEARS
confined ha attention 10 certain dseases In vhsh he hss
trssied sss an twenty thousand wthou, an In
~ &c or nse s E br WIS.,.
,S %s an srcs
way The ''nssiuns rooms sr w sspe Tsssox Nm
Formerly surgeon ofthe Lcsk Hospital
IMPORTANT TO rExALEs DISEASES or rxyALns
l exclusively Ees.d by Or DUBOIS Remedies fs female
Consultations and letters strictly conhdensN Patients from
distance provided vnh board, nursing and exclusive attend
once No. Id Wess Fifteenth street, New York
DrCORD's yELPEAUs', CIvfALEs, ACIoNs CURL
II aud The private hospital practice ~ Paris and Lon
don by Or BARMOET AZ some persons afflicted with dis
othe sexual system be aware OF the TACT he
takes ts method fhcrming them be the only graduate
this city who exdssvey treating and curing those dis
ahes him adopt the and radical treatment
ing the olies aud Corner ~ Spring street
opposite st Nicholas 10 and 10 Y. NJ The Doc
Medical Adviser Marriage Guide, nearly 40
and picture illustrations 81 II gives all the dverscd
medicines. We cempend Dr, latmont 70 The afflicted
Courier des Etats uns STATS zetung Day Book Atlas &c
DICoRp's PRACTICE C n. HAMMOND NJ ~, Pupil,
IN Of Rcord of Parts. who "a the first living surgeon for
diseases &C Of the sexual sysem) and OF Professors Car
nochan and Mott of this city may be consulted IN English or
French personally Letter ahs Office No 81 Beeeker
street east Of Broadway FROM 9to aud nom TO O'Clock
evenings,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24

T ARGE AND TTRACTIvE SALE OF RICHLY GARY
IL ed and mahogany parlor and chamber furni
rosewood psrlor suits pisnoorte pier glasses paint
ings, &C. auction, this day December "a at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ the residence No l6l West Fifteenth street
Seventh avenue, whou rain shine for cash,
Sale percmpory, which, comprises a variety of SPLEEN
ddly carved furniture seldom met with at auction,
in part follows-One round rosewood octave
psnofore richly nlad with real pearl and pearl keys pre-
num piano. rich lace and brocael window curtains cornces
stauary marble top centre side and sofas table, rosewood
marble top ctegeres, plate glass doors and backs Ores
den CHI and candeabra orou and bronze chande
lers several valuable oil paintings landscapes marine
and moonlight subjects reception chairs straightforward
paror suits covered with crimson satin brocade amesvery
heavily carved also in green and gold dsask also an
extension parlor suit of pieces covered with crimson
silk velvet carpets shades corner stands sstar
costly mante ornaments &c The furniture of bed
rooms consisting Of solid rosewood marble top dressing bu
French plate mirrors marble top Wristbands,
wood Gothic and 6edseads pure hair
double spring mattresses spring seat chairs rockers sofas
and sofa beds and volare chairs ingram and
carpets together with general assortment of the usual
chamber furniture, all Of which Is in good order Dining
room-Sod oak extension table, walnut marble top buffet
oak DINING room chairs mante clocks walnut dining and
tables chairs rich decorated French china tea and
breakfast sets pieces each ivory and nsd cutlery silver
gobes mblers decan'er china plates cups and slucers
punch bowls soup tureens &c, variety too numerous to
pariicularze advertisement Catalogues the
r GOULDsMITH. Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24

D1CORDs PRACTICE g N HAMMOND NJ n. PUPIL
IN Of Rcord of Paris who "a the first living for
diseases &C. OF the sexual sys.em and o. Professors Car
nochan and Mott of this city be consulted In English
French personally by Letter. athis oce No 81 Blocker
street, east Of Broadway FROM aud from O'Clock
evenings,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24
20 AND SEE THE CLOWN AT LAURA KEESI
VI Theatre 70 nisht in the new paniomime.
Mr. THAI BERG's
vi FAREWELL APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK,


M rhRkwEiI APPEARANCE rs NEW YORK.
Mr. Ulmsn respectfully announces Mr. rhabers amer
.s,ss, IL both n % pr' se sq
ends oar through he south and south America whence he
Mr. TSsi5ers owes I Soit . ils pubic AMI % hnsef,e
se I % e New Ygs e a. S ns g
he has renounced The idea q giving farewell conversion
hts and generously volunteered 10 play al the
N.' THREE TINES on OPERA NIGHTS:
Mr. Jmsn convinced hat the public viii not fall 70 avail
themselves Of the last opportunity 70 he once more one Of
school which has ,nsy " ~ s,.,ov pTo playing vi"
VIZ Ulman allow the present oppo tuniy 10
without publicly announcing deep obligation 70 VIZ 1ha
carving Of The sesson
in the permanent establishment the In amercaan
interest dictated BY purely artistic feeaghe present sea
prestige Of Mr. Thalbcrss great European the
nv nn b p ensoea sr ~ s vino VIII
make The season Of 1878 memorable one
Mr. rHALBERG's FAREWELL APPEARANCES
f'''' Nospar Srxr, Dsc. -
'O'"'' WV" HENRI vrEuxrENrs
when Beloal' cs'ora'fd P 1}RTsTTif sr
WI be given the evening Cor the ar and only time
'''' - -. MADAME LA GRANGE
LABocETTA, -, n,,., CASTER aud
-, - in biz celebrated role q Georglo 4
paS GR Az EsfR EsTiM5SISI '
Mr.. y rh hI4fi 81
On tho occasion Of hs
FAREWELL APPEARANCE
Before the public ~ New York.
will be given saturday, Jan when the programme will
contain attractions such have been offered
public.
T,HE HUMORs OF HARLEQUIN PANrALoON AND
Clown viii make the children night at Laura
Keepes Theatre.
IlELMoNT COLLECTION
ID NOW ON INHIBITION.
BENEFIT OF THE POOR, .
hms new galleries o. ac National Ae.dsm renth s1c~
Ambulance Is cents, seasorskckels % cents.
TNoR sALE-A PANORAMA OF THE MISSISSIPPI
river. In good order ahd vii be sold cheap. Apply 70
H. .. BARKER, Is Pagk place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24

fvANARrrs FOR sALE-A LOT or IMPORTED REL
" long breed canares, and lot Of 1ermau snstng
hira different Kinds also 80 good singing hooking birds
cheap Watts OF Wsshfngton
block from Canal 81, up stars, back room,
noG WANTED "A GOOD NEWFOUNDLAND WATCH
~ dog wanted lie must he kind TO children and fahfn
nigh, watch against thieves. Inquire Of A. ~. HA0GErT
nj the music store y23 Broadway.
II mo CHARLES SPANrEIsS FOR SALE-yERY FINE
N and for holiday presents at 81 Washington street Hobo
ken. FRANZ HUMM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24

A cADEMY or MrsIC.-MARTHA.
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Second and last night Of
Expressly composed Tor Carl Formesl
Mad lie Ia Grange will appear az MARTIN.
Carl Formes in his great role Of PLUMKETr.
Mad. Won Berkei Ptkancser, Lehman.
Mile TERESA RoILA
Reserved ~ 81 60 according location may be
had ~ the Academy 81 Music Breusngs aud sbels s'a
THE SALE or SEATS
commences Thursday Dec "a when only the ~ Jore@rved
~ rema,ong Al 40 seats Tickets 10 the family circle o5o
and 70 the amphthearc (3ccnls can only be had
the evening NJ the doors where adnson the lower part
OF the Academy 81 may likewise be had Doors open IA
o. Mosp,Y. Dyo. 2s-GALA Nrsm.
: fiF'' and only night y pr Pr fpifs SSPer."
being the first essentially Italian Opera in which
viii appear On The same evening
POSITIVELY TnE LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE OF
prior To- his q, departure ~, e, , haroPe'
who viii appear between The acts OF the Opera aud play two
Of his most aail'ref p IN 'y,fHFsrrxrrxps
will appear on the same evening.
L,rrTY BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
in the new psniomlme a. laurs keene.s Theatre
~ Notice The pubc are respectfully informed that uis
celebrated caniace who has been singing London Jointly
with Mr. sorms' e .SPs T, On ss g5T SRGns
will make her first app, in Handels Sacred orsoris
OF THE MESSIAH,
on Christmas night, Friday. bee Is.
WILL. POSITIVELY CLOSE SATURDAY. JAN .. THE
the French school, a, the od Art Union Rooms No tT
Broadway which the pictures will be returned 10 Flu
rope. Open from . TO snd7 70 To- Admission . cents
20 AND sEE THE CLOWN AT LAURA KEEsEs
TIn.sr 20 rNahf fN fk.y awr4Wn