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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

l., ALE OF HOUSE nnd ia aud Telegraph stoci.
- Ky arpe al decd 81 Itu4t executed To by George
Bafhy vii soil At public auction to the highest bidder
Wednesday May eth 1857 NJ O'clock NJ tho premi
e House aud Lot conveyed said deed and de,
sehed therein asstustei 9Th Sect In The ty OF lynch
lfE fronting 81 fe said street and purchascd by said
iiarbY Of VIM Mrrdtt
Alo Mt tho tim and place. Five Shares Of Lynthburg
and Abingdon IclcIn hph Siarh toid lno)
lfHMsCash enough 10 cover OF Sale Telegraph
stuck credit Of months House and lot and - months
equal instruments pnchases In each giving negotiable
nnicA well endorsed interest added. aud e retained iii
paid The title is believed 10 he good but trustees viii
convey with special warranty.
JNO. %. l.. uoGGIN. t,r,.,,.
mn
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NTsgb~, HAWI.1Ns n Co, General Com.
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
lnf tho sale OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No.
!! aud n urasicr corner OF rehaponas street, New
leans
RufntNc fs.-AfmisirpdS Warwick Capt John NJ otoy
lscp aderlss
W. bENCE, Attorney as Inv, lsichmoud,
- Va VIII practice IN tho Courts of Rehmond City. IN thu
Counties o Ganohand aud Louisa, aud tho
nj The l. =, aud Court Of Claims Washington, II. &,
- oFftcl Wing building, Richmond, Va.
ne I'D JrIX
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an ENAph. trchitc't I, nssi -scd by u. GIop
He ton Engineer, and Frederick kosch and q. Heinrich
Architects and DrHuRhtsmen M prepared TO furnish Digns,
Specifications and estimate for all kinds Of buildings and
ucrY Special attention will he Paid TO the construction of
work entrusted to HIS charge Surveys Of Land Mines
Roads will be- made mt the shortcs notice. and upon the mp
f~vcd plans Address II. EXALI,
IdSCta Architect. Richmond Va
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HnEUE 4 MENDESsuALL,

seert aud enier uoV crnncnt Lands with Cash
w Nnanta. makr Investments, loan money lat western
a aNe edd transact General Heal Estate
throughout lie Nnflh=o,ai Address
REEDE n MENDENIAIL.
= lila
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

BY reference TO our advertising columns it will he
seen thai Messrs Hammer. ard Hill K Whitehead,
have been getting old fashioned prices for tobac
-, WeWoud take This occasion to say to our conn-
ire friends that fine tobacco is in demand and they
unnot better hit the market dian by bringing il to
town nj once.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15


MAN STVEFT. IYNfHEuHG. VA.
WYE are now receiving entire Spring aud summer
w purt hascs If Birmingham aud sheffield Hardware aud
from MauutIr Of country An extensive as
sortm mt Of American Goods thr most Of which purchased
tor cash the mfsi favorable terms.
our assortment unusually complete and feel assured
viii favorable comparison with any in the country en-
braeHF .
PLAIN AND FANCY HARDWARE,
S--Ny----a Table and Pocket Cutlery, M
9sss.sF' Guns Cots aud Sharps II tla.as -
p7s zzs<.. Rifles Pistols, CaTpenrs' fls4i8 5eS
'As~<E-sN5 SMITHS. Wirr.vrights
Mgsrehts aud Tanners Tools Suldley tarrnge and Bng'
gy Trimmings springs and Wagon AxcS, Hunting and Fish
le Building Materials Hoe Cos celebrated ttcu-
lar pr GIT Mil Saws Farming ensls Grm and Hemp
Packing Lea I}cng Lace L. ather, Calf skins Shoe
Maker, Findings and Tools # every description.
HOUSE FURNISHING FOODS,
Table Cus Plated Goods OF warranted
quality BraIa and Bleck-tiu Ware, Window Shades CIT
Conico Bands Pins Wood willow aud Hollow ware DC
With renewed # ability and determination
regular house, whatever, and thanking
past av0rs and those they may extend to
us in the future confidently solicit the patronage Of gen
public SlMfstN q bl''1'
y will receive prompt and careful attention
3-d&ets
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Y sUGsNsA gOuaCCO WAREHOUSE,



INV York
CONNOLLY 4 ADAMS,
g MMlSSioN MERCHANTS AND AGENTS FOR SALE
OF VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Liberal nj anrcs ON tonsIgnments
Mr. lNNisG ADAMS Ia connected with this house
JNnfs CONNOLLY, RoBr. VI ADAMS
u Il N
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VALENTINE 4 MkNINGi, Groecrs, have In
and for cash barter superior lot Of Java.
Laguyra and Rio COTE Loaf Crushed Coffee and Brown SUI
CARS Imperial Black Teas Superior arce superior Ad-
and Taow Candles with variety articles, such
found In family grocery. lmar lists
lNOK SALE.-Ssaic Of Virginia Boaas, City
II Lynchburg Bonds Salt Works Branch Bonds Merchants
Bank Stock. Mechanics Savings Bank Stock Farmers
Merchants Savings Bank Stock Virginia Tennessee Rail
Road Stock Lynchburg Fire Stock James River
a Kanaw hs Stock PETERS. SPENCE & CO.
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ohl,c Tanner and Ashnrs immediately between TrIend
Martins Warehouse Main Street Lynehburg Va viii con
his personal attention the all Kinds Of
tuutfy produce particularly that OF Tobaeo and naters
himself dat with his perlenco the business IN be
enabled To- give general satisfaction. JAS. A HAMMER
81 ibernl advances made consignfnents by
Rarotd or oihcrwse will he promptly attended to- and
aharp,H palnn The same }. A. H.
ftlN Il NHI
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=
claims have placed hands Austin NJ Tribe
collection Call absence ut The McssIs Siior
CO Lyneihurg II. 4. &. PETERS.
Id IS VI
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

w A. tuNrIoN. L. , ursuFs
Late NTH kcHH,H, Dudley q Go.
4 OnprON q HUGHES. Agents for the salr
" Of VIRGINIA MASUFAGTuRED TOBACCO AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. j MAiS
hfHtft, ttNftNNAri. ONO.
n Particular attention paiJ to the purchase of Flour IA
con. Lard, A. sc.
Reter I" Farmers Bank and Manufacturers generally
l4dEn
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We give statement below Of the number bhds
o,a boNfs of eaf Tobacco received yesterday IRON
,be Yves, by the Va. 4 Tenn Road, all of which, WAS
,nloadcl and delivered during the day:
la4 llhds., weighing lo9,3I3 lbs
as3 Boxes. weighing Il os2 lbs
There MAS in the Depot same day 81 Cars from the
West
Loaded in the Depot same day , cars going West
Tnloaded in the Depot same day, cars from 5.
s. r. K.
In All loaded and nuloaded 80 cars
This is the create number of X ,es. Tobacco that
has or been received and delivered in day this
Depot.
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HIstI .=fIta
! - Girl i0HN 8 go.
Next ip.riaJ O. 81. sn u.d agtr #e f. .#Hr' Pank,
d. SD "a, W
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RFeayERY FROM DEowNiNG--CURioUs MIsrAKE.-
an Monday last saws the Norfolk Herald, little boy
about or years ol fell overheard al Campbell's
laFf, and sunk before any effort could be made to
save aim \ pair of oystcr-tongs were brought, with
which the body was drawn up after it had been hf-
zen minutes uudar water. \ bystander thinking 1t
rs @le of the children of Mr. Gladey. barber, in
"Mmercc street, ran TO inform him OF II. Mr. Glady
FASTENED 70 the spot and had the body removed to
is house, and seat. tor Dr. Wm. NJ. Wilson, under
( 'se care lac revived aud restored to life in
S'ri time 1t turned ont, however that the boy was
not the son OF Mr.. Gladev, who came in from play
ANe the DR.. was at work his representative, but
,Ne son of Mr.. James Smith grocer who resides IN
"Irch street Shocked and overpowered by ms
'hi ngS. Mr. Gladey had not taken time TO discover
H' mistake III which he had been unintcntonaiiy IN
we'd hut had no cause regret that he had inter-
,5''l himself and perhaps been the means OF saving
''e lie of the clild Of stranger
I"e weather is more spring like, yet cool tor the
- son, fires were comfortable Saturday morning
sue wind continues to blow from the Fast The pros
5y' Ia the farmers is still goomy.-NoVoN amer
iEq1Esr.-Yesterday morning Coroner Reese, at
'"'d hy Constable Batter held an inquest over the
n nE OF Jack Ellis, slave to John Enders lying in
= street. scar the tobacco factory Of Messrs T. &
ii'raIrove. On the back of the head of the corpse
'f Il eht reaching to the bone, but the jury were
'"1e 10 determine whetherit inflicted by blow
u I'li on The pavement After hearing all the evil
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the 18th shall proceed teexauine The lots
tn City, and repur and ali that Shall ud i'll bad cnndi
ton compliance Ordinance concerning Lot. &c.
g t1.ma WI {. Ill hlbN, NJ +
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

NEGROES WANTED.-Thc subscriber
~ nues market for NEGROES Of both sexes between
Of 10 and 30 years. including Mechanics, such
Backsths and Carpenter and will pay the highest
ke prices in cash His office newly erected brick building
LIST Lynch street, Immediately rear of the Farmers
Bank where he prepared (havng erected buildings with
board sent to Lyuchburg for sale 9th
rrwise moderate and keep them II
may ls.dSciy SETH WOODRoOr.
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c0:no.S~. WHINING - WILLIS,

I'll lRfI~ " CHRISTIANS, Auditor
ma Il dGJar " ~ rcu Ipiiaa1 -
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SALES BY AUCTION.


The ehe,s ,lI viii take place. FRIDAY tho 9Th lime
l1wIa.o lllD- NlIl1ItliAp tptnir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21

though he suffered good deal from the severity OF
the cold and anxiety for his master and friends.
They are all now safely lodged in Atchison.
The General also inf0r ms me that rumor reached
him that two surveying parties-0ne of whom was
BAN Parsons who is well known in your city-had
been murdered by the Camanche Indians. The coun-
try in which they were operating is near the Sac
reservation, IN the southwestern part of the Terri
tory and near the Arkansas line These Indians and
the Camanches have frequent conflicts short time
ago the Sacs made an incursiOn into Camsnche
village and killed several of their people, and stole
many of their horses. little while after, when the
Camanche warriors returned from their hunt, they
made descent upon the Sacs and on their waythey
massacred the two parties of United States survey
ors, who were unarmed, and taken wholly by sur
prise.
General Matthews was running some lines himself
IN that part of the country during the summer, and
thinks the report probably true.
He also states that only portion of Caldwell's
party had got in from Western Kansas, and the be-
lief is that the remainder are frozen to death.
In my last letter. Of the 30th ult told you of the
sufferings Of the General and his party They were
not far from Caldwell's party They, however, after
reached this city, and have been 80 admirably nursed
as to be nearly well again.
This winter is said to be the most severe that has
ever been known in the mountains and the plains.
The same, and indeed, greater degree Of cold has
been experienced, but not so suddenly, nor early
in the season. The thermometer here this morning
stood IL degrees below Zero and the ice river
is twenty inches thick and as clear as crystal We
are all busiy engaged in filling our ice houses. Our
city fourishes as usual and large transactions in
real estate are the order OF the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
Surrognte,s Court

WILL or HIrRy 1ukTER, THE EQUESTRIAN.
Mr. Turner was vel known circus rider In this city
FOR many years During The last years he
ciated In the busness-principaIy travelling levi J.
NORTH the celebrated equestrian who oen sstonshcd the
natives by shi the backs Of any number OF
In the ring Mr.. Turner's property located chiefly
the West he owned . considerable amount however in
this city His estate s estimated ri sTo 600 He had no
immediate family. but brothers and sisters Mr. Turner
has shown b. oherly affection for friend with whom
be made bis money IN toe circus busne having started
without any cans He died In this city few days snoe
and the provisions Of his WILL which has Just been died.
are follovs;-
Know, all persons that T. Henry Turnor Of the CITY OF
New 70 h, 90 MAZE, pubish, and declare this my last
with and iesismsn i IN nsnner aud form iooving-tbal
20 ssy
First, vii and dIrec, tina, all my jus, debt. and ru
teIal exronso be paid out Of my tstae prsc
cable amer my decease
Second. Ater my Just debts aud funeral expenses
bave been paid Five and bequea,h 10 my dear and val
ued hiend, Levi J. NORTH now q partner with the
theatre snd circus business In the city Of Chicago and
my estate, both real and personal 10 be his own and for
bis own proper use and benefit forever.
Third. hereby nominate and appoint the said Levi J.
North, executor Of this my last will and testament
IN witness whereof. have hereuno set my hand and
resl this twenty n, day Of November, In the year
thousand eight hundred and 6ny six. His
BENRYN TURNER.
signed, scaled and executed In the presence Of 80,
Christian Morris, NJ. D., George N. sherman, and }.
Covil Thompson.
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Police IntsiifQepee.

C1rTrsE ~ EJBotAEs.- Between and O'Clock yes.
torcay morning oacer Smith Of The Fnh ward police,
observed he track Of tlegh which mad Just b,iore et
NE grocery o. Leson Falsmsn, 100 Duase street and
followed Until be came up with tie sleigh He called
70 " nen vho we're IN 70 stop but thsy INN .distsIy
Jumped out sDd OF In different directions, The on.
Ger hrec two shoe from be revolver al Them but with
est tnect he then started pursuit and succecded IN
csp'urins one o. the party named Thos Younss The
leigh ives iouno 70 contain four hrkn Of buttsr and sr
cheests al OF which had been from the srooeyy
feierrei 70. 1he sleigh belonged to Conrad wschsy
ttfM ~ " Sofh street from vhose premises n had
been ttoen Al later hour In the mornins Can't Oar
renhr, Of The rnh ward police, With some Of his ooers
vsrto the trooery % worth street. which wAs Suspect
cd 81 berg receptacle for stolen property and a ere
found notorious burglar named John PcSers arss
WOOD sSas yellow, whom they arrested and was found
70 be ore o. the burglars seen IN the sleigh In vscan
o az lonns he sroesy The police found ave n,kirs Of
outsr ccvsrd up with snow. Thee negroes were also
arrested ca suspicion Of being ooocsrpsd and eli were
locted up 70 await examinations.
Auurr Az BrsoLlsY-on Monday night an ATE mps
was made BY burglars 70 brean into the oonee and spice
store No. 27e Front street. BY orclns the Ioch rom
The basement door, but before their object wss
they Became frshieped and fed leaving ooh near
the door.
CHARGs o, GRA.D DRcUr.-James Hogan, q junk
dealer was arrested yesterday, charged with Sealing
two guns two stair CARPETS, and other articles 10
the value 10 ell Of ft6 from the bouse Of VIM HeAxerty
10 No III East Twenty sixth street The properly
ws found IN poseesron Of the accused and be Wa com.
m'ited BY Justice Flhr5fesu Zoe uia
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wiIIismsb wrQ City News.

DrrroRlBfB CONDITION OF SKwIyG woxAS On Monday
afternoon q poor applied 10 Dr. H.rdcas,e,
spotbecsry al the Williamsburg Disponsary, for food for
her half starved family During last week she .oIled day
ard nfhi for the support OF herself and her family Of
three small chdrtn. The resu OF her Dor aside from
the cares Of children the making putting together
Of two dsren shirts, for which she 10 receive 81
eents PER dozen. The shirts delivered 10 the store
In New York, on Saturday night, but the poor woma1
instead ~ receiving her pay she bad expected vac
told 10 call Wednesday (odsy) Her entrestes 70 be
paid the little amount bad no effect upon Der employers
end she vas under the necessity Of returning with
out being able 10 purchase q few for her
suffering nmily. Dr. H0dcastle visited the woman's
reseerce which IL situated In the Farret OF house in
North Sixth street, and found the family in . most
wrekbed condition being without food and fire. He i'm
medatey purcf ased food with furnished him for
that purpose by phsnthropso gentleman residing In the
Fourteenth ward. This gentleman, whose modesty 10
equal 10 bis literally, has for several weeks past been
sfordinG relief 10 twenty dx families through Dr. Hard
castle, whose position m the dspensayy brings hin IN
contact With many deserving persons who In sbjecs
want BY little well timed temporary relief many OF
this cass are enabled 10 get alorg until labor In better
demand, snd the county relieved Of . large expense
srAsmsc AuuY--A ship oalker, named Vim. Price,
VI" arrested yesterday by officer Gulon, Of the Sixteenth
ward, On charge Of asbbins James Robb, residing In
South Fourth street. TENTH In the back Of the neck
and also beating bis brother, VIM Robb The AFFAIR took
pace on New Years eve and the injured men were for
YES considered doubtful Pr escaped, and has but us
niuined 70 the city he taken before Justice reek
smpstOr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
Personal Intelligence

John Sullivan, United States Minister Of the Court OF
Lisbon, had len that capital at the last accounts on m ex
cursion into Spain.
G. ". Lane Esq who arrived In the Washington yes
isrday, bearer OF dispatches from the United States
knh,er al 81. Petersburg 70 the home government
Eoptplai.er, the American dancer had the misfortune
tosprair bis ANGLE severely while rehearsns at the san
Carries opera house, Lsbon.
Bis Rxee ,ency Gov R Y. W Alston. Of South Carroll.
na arrived In CHARLESTON the lth inst The Cover.
nors family accompany him,
We are pleased TO bear, says tho Memph,s rcnncsses
foels that y hishly probable tha, the Hon Andrew j.
Doneron OF Davidson county, Tennessee, late cand
date Tor The Vice Presidency, win become odres
Of our ci,y Of the Bluffs" MAJ Doneson has recently
purchased ine plantation below here, Bolivar coun
W hbssspp; anc bis removal 10 Memphis with his "a
miy, We have doubt will srestly 10 bis interest AZ
wen gratifying 10 his numerous personal and political
irencs In this vicinity He s already large property
holder here, and his settlement In this cty-so well
be kDovp for gallant sfsed and courteous gentle
msn-would be an aequ'sition OF which Americans do.
nocras and wings would all be proud. He 10 expected
bsre to cay With "lie army Of Africans" on his way
10 BIS rev plantation.
The London weekly Dsrach says;-Tbe Queen, the
Duohetses OF sutherland Wellington and ArxyIl lad
Bles,ipetop Graham (konirose) and the daughters Of
openly or In cog the Apocayptic sechcs Of the Rev
Dr. Cumming. Ibis 10 the Presbyterian sugur who A
may DC rscoseted, assured us oil that Russia
10 lex the allies and take Copstar iipople because bis
theory Of propbecal inter praon would not "come out
fhht without H. Just look nj bis BOOKS all about pro-
~
an END, and that the milepium OF hand We Ge a..
cured That be clears about c. ooo year by this system
OF clerical socthssying
Her bsiesty The Empress OF France having accepted
copy OF J. De syeredys uork, "Aslatc Cniefs,0 for
wnded In return ring 70 the author.
LADY Lysdhurs and The Hon. Mss COPY have icipsd
The learned lord In London, from Ting the Ear and
Ccuness Of Jersey Of Middleton park The noble lord 10
In The enjoy neni Of excellent health.
ARRIVALS.
Prom Rremen and Southampton In the steamship Washing
ion-Csp, Bntsiein n Lieut. stone NJ Lieut. David.
son NJ Col Bane, bearer of dispatches Morrison
BIZ, Han. Nelson, Brown, J Blair, V Gonsales y
Prior Anderron Huntington, Anderson, Conway,
Cochran, Hathaway. W Getty. Ncraurht q BRIDGE.
water. Morrss, W williams n Williams Ostrich w
Kinney J Raymond. Trims, q Page, W Mllv Cam
meron solger Robert, Thomas Orphin Mrs Penlon
Penlon, Pohl scbsIer, n Fe,yn Fschee. Cohens
rgln. y 7 Brcoun u Berphsmerr r. Rot,ange Mr.
Boncbsny. M Bsnsche Mr. Richter, Richter Richter
q Butfnfr, ksrihaua, Apperman. waesier qenlnr
: Constant rebderrg hehderinr l. wsnbocher A sal
hsry, tahsry HOLMAN Mrs 10 man. Bronze "
Bronze, Hum, A Schmidt, n Schiiert
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ADVERTISEMENTs REVIVED EVERY DAY.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHARLEs' LONDON coRDIAL err.

(vHARLEa LONDON CORDIAL gIF,
We s e s. a, ts ssuon scu,sss and w
sspurs extract q he fines, italian jGniper berries. s
ued rom ds very best o. English grain undr .he srrvs
escsi fsty of Great Britain and Che nied STATE. 70 We
he bst ard safes, alcoholic s'mvsnt tbs
n h u.ed 9Th great success in cases of dyspeps. govt
rheumatism dropsy gravel choc choers fever sgus
structure, diseases Of DE urinary on rams, epilepsy &c
dideren, from oher gins universally semcd By all
reliable and valuable source, hst We give pace;-
INV 7oak, sevt y. 1855
To Cor o Calnrn:-Ny Drir srR-under some or.
eums,snees We iecennend pure gin as medcns A. yous
contains much larger quspty Of juniper think ha Pre-
,rsb,e .res appears TO me TO be the hes, srtcle hs
c.urro- 70 rHs rusLrc
Since the Introduction Of Charles London Cord,. Gin
csd putting in bodies nosous and MIXTURES
under the ute Of London Cordial DIN but With some css
name prshred instead q Charles we are s es'nM Inn
DIN To guard ssssi imposition see tina, The words Ch,e
london Cordial Gin ses,amped upon the bottles ana hat
The genuine charles London Cordial DIN s for sale
quartz srd pn's by All druggists ard gocers re sure .t
To escsrs .iue-. poisonous MIXTURES docs sus
that the article labelled London Cordial Gn but be
Country mercs.nis may be supplied importers prizes
hv ae following respcctsble houses
s.cs. Bs,csss sr. CO 70 r y,sd, ' .,,s
Need Relcher Titus. No. 50 Cort sndt street.
lowell COLES No 50 Front street,
p.l y, ~ fsrs No soi Brcsswsy''
rims Co. No "a iron, street
i s1eli "srss Bause. NJ 10 Ges SIRE t.
ChaTles Dubois, No az Canal street
" Sanford no tf6 FRONT street
Tbos Nope Co i Chambers street and -holss.e ss-s,s
Dr vESo0E a cuARLss, ls PEAR srs~A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-21
Theatrical and Muaical Items.


BROADWAY THEATRE Mr. Forest Is to appear might
In what IL by many his greatest Shskspereen
character, that OF Hamlet, In the tragedy OF that
name; the closing piece Is the farce entitled "a Day
NHIos GARDEN.-Ths romantic spectacular opers
called the Mountain Syph." Of the most effective
scenic productions ever brought out at this house.
became quite hvo'te Miss Louisa Tyne renders the
chief part, and Is admirably supported.
BowERY THEATRE-Mr and Mr. Davepport will svsin
appear to ne ht In the beautiful play OF st Mare" Mr.
Brouf excellent adaptation OF the Gunmaker of
MOSCOW lie to follow The popular author Of this piece
plays one Of the principal characters.
BURROWS Those desiring 10 spend a pleasant evening
cannot 90 better than drop In ct this elegant establish
ment and eploy the performance OF the ne play called
Minstrel"
wAIiAoK's-Hrs. John Wood the pleasing comedi.
eppe, 10 give her farewell enteva nment at this snug
little theatre TO night The selections embrace mischief
Making" "Rsbts ana Wrongs OF Women" and "Ha-
wsiha"
LAURA KIESE's Another large ard fashionable audi.
10 witness the representation Of the beautiful romantic
ernmA Of Camille and The laushable burlcsque emit
tied "fourg Bacchus,"
ITALIAN oFxRA-Ow,ng to the unpropituous weather on
koechs sesson attbe Academy postponed TIL ght
when Mile Teresa Psrodi, SIG Tberin &C., viii appear
In Lucrezs BcrgiA"
AMERICAN NussuM The revival OF the impressive
moral entitled ssCharos Temple cannot we'll fa
10 OIL the spacious lecture OF this establishment 70
Overlooking, both this afternoon and evening The cast
Is very Gne
GEo CHRIsrY AND woons MNsrRns, notwithstanding
the cherries effects OF cold ana manage keep
tier patrons In excellent tumor with thtr amusing
longs and tances and the farce Of New Years Calls
BUoKIIY's sxsEsApsns These superior musicians and
bunorss are s the recipients OF large share OF pa
honage from the admirers OF mirth and melody com.
blped Their sonrs, dances, burlesques &C are nvara
by hailed with applause