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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
For the Randolph Citizen.
Mount Pleasant College,

The undersigned, a portion of the CON-
mittee appointed by Mount Pleasant Assoc
citation OF United Baptisls in September,
1855, to take such steps as they might deem
advisable, 10 raise an endowment lund for
Mount Pleasant College, located at Hunts
vile, Mo-, having met together informally,
concluded to respectfully call the attention
OF the Churches TO the facts in regard to the
obligations said Association is under to en-
dow said Institution oil Learning, land 10 the
further fact that the Committee (Which
consists oil w. r. Samuel, Stephen Will
hottie, B. N. Tracy, N. Flood and S. T..
Hughes will have a meeting on Saturday
morning, during the meeting Of the Asset
alton in Huntsville, for the purpose of sub
hitting plan to raise at least portion of
said endowment at the earliest practicable
period 1t is doubtless within the recol-
lection o! all that in 1858, the citizens of
Randolph county submitted a proposition to
the Association that they would erect build
ings in Huntsville, TO cost not less than
$4,000 and place it under the control and
patronage OF said ASSOCIATION, provided they
would take charge Of it, and keep up good
school, In answer TO said proposition, the
Association said, among other things, when
suitable buildings are erected and ready for
use, we as an Association, will endeavor IN
every suitable way, to raise an endowment
fund for the purpose of placing said Institu-
ton on proper and solid basis. And then
again, the following, among other resou-
lions, were passed at the Association in
1855:
Resolved, That this Association use her
utmost efforts to raise $25 900 as an endow-
ment fund.
Resolved, That the Associational Com.
mittee have power to grant scholarships in
raising the endowment fund on such plan
as they in their Judgement deem best.
7 Suitable buildings have been erected at /
cost of near $4,000. One session of ter
monlhshas been taughtunder the management
of President Thompson, with gratifying re,
suits. He having declined serving any
longer. the Board have secured the service,
Of w. R. Rothwell, President, G. f. Roth
well and Miss b NJ. Ragland, for he mex
year, teachers of high reputation and I'M,
doubted qualifications. And all thing,
have been complied with on the part of III.
lcitizcns Of Randolph to authorize the com
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
Public Speaking.

General John B. Clark, candidate for
Congress in the Third District, will ad-
dress his felow-c citizens as follows:
Alexandra, Clark CO., Friday, June &c.
Waterloo, Clark CO., Saturday, June II.
Memphis, Scotland CO., Monday, June 20.
Lancaster, Schuyler CO., Wednesday, July /.
Kirksville, Adar co.., Friday, July 3.
Unionvle, Putnam co., Monday, July g..
Princeton, Mercer co., Wednesday, July 8.
Middlebury, Mercer CO., Thursday, July9.
Trenton, Grundy co., Friday, Jpyl0.
Milan, Sullivan CO., Saturday, July IL.
Linneus, Linn CO., Monday, July 49,.
Chillic othe, Livingston co Wednesday, July Is.
Springhill, Livingston CO., Friday, July IT.
Utica, Livingston CO., Saturday, July ID.
Carroton, Carroll co., Monday, July 20.
Miles Point, Carroll CO., Tuesday, July 2l.
De Witt, Carroll co., Wednesday, July %.
Brunswick, Charlton co., Thursday, July %.
Westville, Charlton CO., Friday, July "a
Keytesville, Charlton CO., Saturday. July %.
fMr. COLLINS will be with Gen
CLARK, at the above appointments.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
Mr.. Collins.
ID I've
June II, 1857.

The Southern Sentinel, in referring 10
Mr.. COLLINS Card, announcing himself FOR
Congress, says:--
1t will be seen that James M Collins,
Esq, of Lewis, at the solicitation of many
friends, has become a candidate for Congress
in that District in oposition TO Gen. John
B. Clark, the Anti-Benton Democratic cam
didate. Mr.. Collins is a skillful debater,
well posted, and will put the old weather
cock to his trumps, sure. We hope the
Americans of the District and all who are
opposed to the party in power will rally
promptly TO his support:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
FOR GOVERNOR,
JAMES s. ROLLINS.
= - -
FOR CoNGRESs-THIRD DISTRICT,
J. M. COLLIN s.
or Lewis County.
Public Speaking.

BY mutual agreement Col. Robert M
STEWART and Maj. JAMES s. ROLLINS,
candidates for Governor will address their
fellow-ci,izens at the following times and
places:
California, Monsteau CO., Monday, June %.
Versailles, Morgan CO., Tuesday, June %.
Warsaw, Benton co., Thursday, June %.
Quincy, hickory co., Friday, June 20.
BOLIVAR, Polk CO., Saturday. June 81.
Springfield, Green CO., Monday, June 29.
Cassville, Barry CO., Wednesday, July L.
CRANKY, Newton CO., Friday, July g..
MtVernon, Lawrence co..; Saturday, July 4.
Sarcoxie, Jasper CO., Monday, July 8.
Greenfield, Dade CO., Wednesday, July 8.
Fremont, Cedar CO., Thursday, july 9.
0sceola, st. Clair CO., Friday, July 10.
Clinton, Henry CO., Saturday, July H..
Harrsonvlle, Cass CO., Monday, July 49,.
Warrensburg, Johnson CO.. Wednesday, July 10.
Lone Jack, Jackson, CO., Thursday, July ID.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
For The Times.
KEYrEsv1LLr, Mo-, June Is, 1857.


Mn EDITOR. curse is upon us, and
there is no use denying it. Our corn crop
is being destroyed by worms, and the ground
is so dry that to replunt is almost useless.
Tobacco plants are small and scarce. Our
winter wheat was nearly all killed, and
what is growingis about worthless. But
little spring wheat was sown as the seed
wheat was not 10 be had.
The continual dry weather has ruined
most Of the Hemp crops. Judging by the
past, we have no right to expect good crops
so long as corrupt Democracy remain in
power The last years of President Pierce's
administration came near being years of fam
inc, and the beginning of the present admin
istration is accompanied with severer
drouth than ever.
No doubt il is right that we should be
punished, but il is hard csae that so many
clever Americans should be punished for
sins committed by fool.hardy democrats.
Nothing of importance has occurred in
this place or vicinity lately.
DR.. A. C. Johnson living some five miles
west Of this place sold part Of his farm &c
Mr.. Palmer from Mississippi for owe,
twenty dollars per acre. Lands are rising
rapidly in our county.
When you was here our town was bless
ed with the title, of ''a one horse town,
but alas, it has fallen from that name of ''hgf
degree" to that Of "a one horse mule town,
a mule bringing the vehicle by which OIL,
mail is conveyed here, and worse than all i
is about two days behind time when it doe
come. This is one of the fruits of the grea
national democracy-the greatest humbul
party that ever did or will exist.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
G L SGOW WEEKLY T E S

the old Wing Party, and in company with
four or five others held Wing State Con-
vention at Boonville, having rOce poor
dumb brute TO death, in order to get to the
point of meeting in time. The Convention
was failure, and dad" returned home in
low spirits, and took up a neutral position
in the triangular contest for Governor. A
short time before the election, he dotted his
neutrality, and came out boldly for Col.
Benton for Governor! Ghosts of dead horses,
but was mt that taking position!
He did not continue, however with Col.
Benton, but was sort of Fillmorite in the
Presidential cont est, but did no good, for
every one was expecting him 10 come out for
the mule eater, just before the election
He disappointed them however, and for a
while was as quiet as the poor horse he
killed trying to get to Boonville before he
changed his mind.
"Dad" could not remain neutral, howev-
err, very long. TWAS necessary to take
new position; Wmggery, Bentonism, and A
mericanism were too tame; like the "nymphs
du pave" he wandered about, seeking some
new customers, whose political morals were
like his own, and in whose company he
would feel at home, and at ease. Stewart
and Clark were nominated, and what more
natural than for him to support them? Then,
again, they and their party had abused him,
and it is we'll known there are certain ami
mails that love TO lick the hand that smites
them. Dad" couldn't help it. His facile
disposition led him to fall into their support
just as naturally as one hog seeks another
of cold night. The very fact that Stew
art and Clark are political weather cocks
and humbugs, accounts for his supporting
them.
dad" Taylor ought to feel sorrowful
when he looks back and sees what decen
company he used to associate in-wha
praise worthy principles he used TO advo
cate, and then looks at his present associates
and their total want of correct principles
Stealing ideas frsm Jesuit and free soil
er; supporting two political mountebanks
and connected with party which "allows
free .soiism, Mormonism, and every othe
ism fanatical minds can generate; we say h
ought 10 feel ashamed, and no doubt does
and acting on this presumption, we "gir
dad the gum" loaded, and if he does not re
pent or kill himself, we will make anothe
attempt TO bring about repentance, or death
, Take the gun, "dad !"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
CANDIDATES, DEPARTMENT.
Suprenne Court,

Ty|We are authorized 10 announce Hon. JcHS
F. RYLAND, a candidate for reelection To- the OF
flee of Supreme Judge. Election in August
three Judges TO be chosen.
r1T5D We are authorized 10 announce JOHN c.
RICHARDSON. Esq, of st. Louis. a candidate for
Supreme Judge.
We are authorized TO announce ]. B. HovEY
ESQ.,, of independence, a candidate for Supreme
Judge.
RFWe are authorized TO announce WASHING
ton ADAMS, Esq, of Boonvllle, a candidate. for
Supreme Judge.
~ We are authorized ito announce WIN. Z;
NATION, of Saline county, candidate for Su-
preme Judge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

ETThs following is true Frankfort
Ky. Commonwealth The Hon. Archi-
bald Dixon, of Henderson, whose accession
to the Democratic ranks was the subject Of
exultation to that party last autulan,has pub
licly proclaimed his intention o support the
Hon. James l.. Johnson, the American can
ddate in that district for Congress, Of The
icoming August election
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

SoLp.-The tract of land advertised in
this paper by Mr.. ]. Locke Hardeman, was
sold for ten dollars per acre, cash. 1t con.
sisted of640 acres, was well timbered, and
lay on the Missouri river, between this
place and Old Franklin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

rA Republican paper !. abSutt9he star
ted at Washington, to be eallsds7as Rspab
he." 1t is TO be published semi-weekly and
weekly, under the editorial direction Of
George M. Weston, Of Maine, assisted by
Daniel X. Goodloe, Of North Carolina. So
SAYS the Traveller.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

Es7IndicatiOns are very clear that the
Benton party of this State will support Maj.
Rollins for governor. The antics are very
much troubled. When Benton man goes
for Stewart, it is all right-but all wrong
for one to go for Rollins.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

KANsAs.--The Southern National Demo-
.rsIc ticket for members Of the Constitu-
,',nal Convention, as far as heard from, beat
,he Northern Nationals about two 10 one
The Republicans, did not vote. The entire
,ss was very small
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

MORNING STAR.-This elegant steamer,
on her down trips, will hereafter be at this
place Wednesday mornings at 10 o'clock
instead of 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Capt
Briefly is pushing up, and will yet stand or
the deck of boat that will make weekly
trips between 81. Louis and ST. Joseph.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

E5-Gen. Clark was correctly reported
on the Norman Question, by our Hunts
vile cores pendent. We know he went il
4rather strong on Squatter Sovereignty, but
that is his business, not ours; and of course
we don't care if his views fail TO meet with a
response from his friends.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

CHARLTON SWAMI LAHDs.-The sale Of
swamp Lands in Charlton county has been
suspended, until further notice. Between
twenty and twenty-five thousand acres
were sold. The gross receipts of the sale
amounted to about $4,000. s
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

EfGoDEY for July is on hand, punctually
as usual. This number commences the 18Th
volume, and the 9th year under the ex-
elusive control of Mr.. Cooley. Long may he
yet live to crafty and instruct his lair coun-
try women.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

Es-We are under obligations to Mrs.
Tnos. ]. BAapHoLow for bowl ofvery ex-
eellent strawberries, and some garden veg
etables. They were properly attended to
with thanks u The fair donor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

E5Thos. l.. Richardson received the
nomination for State Senator, in the Sulli.
van and Scotland District, made vacant by
the resignation Of Mr.. Minor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

TTThe steamer United States Mail sunk
a few days since below St. Joseph. She
ran between Leavenworth and st. Joseph,
in connection with the Rail Road line.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
Buggies. Buggies.

+ HAVE, on consignment, -Four Superior Bug
L gies, manufactured by Messrs. T. B. Edgar
& Co.. of ST. Louis, for sale low 70 close. The
usual guarantee given. -.-.-.--
June H. ISjT-6.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

IsrWillfam Williams shot and killed
Albert B. Hpaans, in Columbia, last week.
Hogans was q journeyman tailor ia the EN-
ploy Of Williams,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the Augr,st term OF the Howard
County Court for final settlement of his admin
stration on the estate of Reuben F. Myrtle, decd
EDWARD S. DAVIS, Admir-.
June H. iS57-4W
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
FOR SALE.

@ NEGRO GIRL, about 10 years old raj :
"a ed in the house. Is an intelligent. active girl.
w sold for no fault For further particulars in
quire at this Office.
June %, 1S57-3w"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

WHITE TEETH, PERFrMED BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExGoN-cam be acquired by
using Il q Balm Of thousand FioTerS." What
lady OF ge tleman would remain under the curse
Of dis agr.eable breath when by using the 'BALM
OF THOUSAND Flowers as dentrifice, would
not only render it sweet, but leave the teeth white
as alabaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it, Beware of coun-
terfets. Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE 4 CO.. N. y.
For sale by all Druggists march5 '51-6ml
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

B-There is a speculation in our new ad-
vertisements.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
yarsaw Democrat not heard from

Thus showing that the whole anti-Benton
editorial fraternity of the State, with Colonel
STEWART thrown in, owns but three ''nig-
gersw Yet these are the larks who i'm
plore the slave holders OF this State to en-
trust exclusively TO them, and to their Yam
kee candidate, the control and management
of that interest! And these are the larks,
too, who, with their three "piccaninnies
on their platform and with unexamped i'm
prudence in their mouths, daily denounce
ROLLINS as an AboiuioniSt and ee-Soler,
while Rollins has ten times as many mig
gers" to loose by abolition as the whole oil
them put together!! Yet ROLLINS cannot be
trusted and they can! ROLLINS with his
thirty "niggers" is an Abolitonist, Stew.
ART with mary" one, and his twenty-six
editors with only three, are the very men
for shareholders to pin their faith to-!
Will they pin it there9
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
EiTGuiI Court.

~ We are authorized 10 announce Hon
NM. A. HALL, as o candidate for reelection 10
the Office of Judge of the ID Judicial District.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
Anti Benton Locofoco Editors.

Editor " arrensburg Missouran owns. none.
50 Carrollton Democrat ..... ......... none.
" 81. Louis Leader ...... ...,.. ...... none.
. Brunswick Gazette .'.... ...... ....n none.
80 Springfield Advertiser ...... ........none.
60 Memphis Journal ... ........ none.
E Kirksville Enterprise ......none.
- Mt Vernon Register ........ none.
s. Eeosh0 Chief ...... ...'.. .'''.'.. none.
s. Troy Advocate 49, .'.'.. -. none.
% Lexington Exposition ...... none.
Z" Bloomington Messenger ...... live.
g Chicothe Chronicle. none.
" Canton Reporter ''''''' none.
- Jefferson Examiner ...... .....' ..'' none.
" Fayette Banner..'. ...... nome
Independence Dispatch.... ........One.
+" Weston Argus '.''.' ''''.' ..'''. none.
% Cape Girardeau Democrat ..none.
/" Ste. Genevievs Independent none.
g PaIkville Democrat...... none.
81. Joseph Gazette .''I'.' 80. -. hone.
" Columbia Democrat. none.
Bolivar Courier '..'...' '..'.s ''.' none.
" Huntsville Citizen ..'' '''. go. 'none.
90 Kansas City Enterprise. none.
Warsaw Democrat heard from
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

ROBERT M. STEWART, anti Benton LocofC
candidate, and New York Yankee, ov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

L'IRsr tPRING SALE ~ ELEoAsr rAEIIAs
isypsn BILE sp tables scld silver ware wosxs o. art
FASH suctonee- VIII rhursdsv. Feb. TO- Ieis
oeloct the entire costly Psrsas made household furntsre
near M avenue nearly al Of which imported tor his
own nae and wn be positively s,ld epsrao~y 10 his de
nsrture FOR Europe The sArior furnure particular OF
he descrpto having cost up cards Uf tio
600 and NAV fully relied On for durability II ceusisis %
one rosewood seven osve ptanotorte elegantly
nIad IN eps OF rea pearl and cd pearl keys admitted by
q the best instruments ever made
three sod and richly carved rosewood paror suits covered
superb India solid rosewood centre tables win rua
Egypsn marble tops ladies' r~ewcof wc-t Aoies ined
French plate rsss doors BACKS reception snd EASY chairs
rich French saiin brocsde rosewood corner nAnd
heavy French plate msnel and pier glasses ss"n pIYcse
and lace window curtains. eeeant brvn1e suo p
nnou clock, magnificent china vsses snd otner vAn.
able parlor ornaments; cdaller vevs eno ,s
and richly polished extension dining table, sr'eeu fe se
eanty carved dining suit In silk plush 1cn "a
ware sod silver ware crystal cut Esss ware ss 80
ivory cutlery Of the best deacrpuo solid silver cake
castors coffee &C. mahogany efAs lounges oousa
bed cushioned chairs rockers saperby csvea 49,
srs; twenty pure hair mattresses beds and beddinh IN
grain carpets stair bedroc msrs, COOKS tables
ciohs rosewood hall sand three gas chandslera
with All the basement furniture, cooking stove &C. a WIN
c,s attention of bouekeepes hoe keevers and other, 70 M
sale 40 every article Win positively be sid without resMd
cost Csegucs will be Issued Ard be had early on NE
mornnf ~ sale which peremptory rain or shine Fares
Wishing 70 lease mAencsnt residence can nspect the same
on ne CAY on sale The auctcuee win attend 70 first class
reAAinS up, on reasonable Early Application s peees
nary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17

rCBALBERG's SECOND CONCERT.
NBLos SALOON, WkDsEsDAY FEB Is.
3. 1HALBEkG
MADAME D'ANGBL NADINE yOHANNsEN.
MR.. JOSEPH BUaKE SIG. ABELLA.
Mr. fHALBER8
will play far tasias on NORMA Nsssaneo the Prayer
Noses, and for the frat time IN e~ York.
CHOPlN's MAnUHE FUNEBRE.
MADAME DANGh1
will sing aras 'Semramls ~ the haiapan" "Sslut n Ia
Farce la File du Regiment and the rondo "LItaana
in AIgieri' - -
VIII sing 8uiiAuma Tel" and Z" The swallows"
by Abt and the Bird song, by Taubert
Mas K. L. DAVENPORT
will recite Longfellos 's poem OF "Rxcesor."
Nh JOSEPH BURKE
will play ia Meanchoe - by Prume.
Reserved 81 50 and 81 The sale Of seats commencing
Tuesday Feb H. AT O'Clock, nj Breusinga 1O1 Broad
way, and Van Nosden Kings 40 Wall street.
O
TUESDAY v be ,od the 81 50 reserved seats only
Wednesday the 81 aud remaining 81 30 reserved seats All
seals unsod during the day be had In the evening the
door.
On Saturday. Feb q, rHALBERG's Third Concert.
On Friday, Mr. rHALBEk0 plays 81 the Con, ert OF the
St Georges Society, and gives his First Matinee at bod
On Thursday, Feb. 10, rHALBERas Concert In Brook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17


~ DsOn spen sish, to commence ss7s o'oIosh
rur.DAI Evrsisc I'm II, ISL,
r. Il. , Si&sS II s III
b s4 4nE rs,aE pSS Me tis Gox TiSnM-
antoine IN comic ohAractsrs
jerome characters
MEDINA
oss omir =: Orchestra
THs SECRET MARRIAGE.
D'' D'''' FsSsA AND ZEPHYR.
nspis%: Or 's p DsS%@ AID III 81 SxA Al. S%.
%ssse.i.y and rAuIsday-L.st night Of Inc RavIi
NlaLos GARDEN.
THE CELEBRAikD sAvEl FAMILY
being soeS e y IfSr% a. IN
Br raE NIGHT OR WEEK,
''' "n'''G r sss'' GRAND BALLS, CONCERTS
s.T' md all 0 sis As sS1 '
uyALLACKy THEATRE
I" 10 night M af.sa sA 4f Ii,S, HERON
win appear, for the second I'm, in EuriOdes tragedy of
Translated and adapted stage by Mss
70 morrow; Wsdnssaay-2ad nsht q CAMILLE.
Fsvorite afterpieces each evening
AURA KEENk's new THEATRE
- IA BsoADwAr rkAs HoosroN srKxni
Doors .aSss The viii w
Owe tars at o clock
rT .sSaA ts.' rss f ns. II sss''
with the original cast ncladiax Miss Laura Keene Hessrs
Sns t SS..n S %e, a ea'''' ''Afn"" ''''
saE sIOJps 70 OONQUER.
Supported by h-s,s JORDAN Burnett, Johnst'n, LughaIn
s.nsSn xe ss;
Aleype and Miss Laura Keene.
oADEkY CT AUsIO.-IrALI An OPERA.
a Madam. * HU sppei ns %i +.
Maurice s.rahoh has The honor to announce hs sncon
b. he sss o. he OnSc which rs.aras
ceres o~ledgm.nt he has determined 70 give an2her
which win comm. noe 90
,.. s. nss1AY Evrs MING. FL. g.
"D'A' W s'''' H i Sfi' OF LAME so6s
win be performed for the cny time during the season
Her rst since her recent severe
. .sss .s's1 s H Ssi
EAqDsts are:s slrc's srss Ter
ss"s sss y Ss ss
81 ~ Il box office no" open every cay from a until
2is, when AL he usual ticket offices wino opened
RAssUss AsEs!sAs aHEsy
and
o At Sos hs afa%s e oD
ss To s ew S S Ky s %sy bs
Admission 70 cents; children under ten I21a oens
DUCKLEY's sERENADeRs NEW HALL, sss BHOAD
D way, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
livery kvEsIse THIS WEEK
viii be presented the successful grand operate sketch
""'N HONOR TO DE- KANE;
Or. AFFAIRs THE ARCTIC REGIONS.
rfe'eai's "n' NEGRO x1NsrRELsY
..s q sss o. rdsy evening" Feb IS ssDe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17


Mr. THALBER0
viii be the only performer and all play each Matinee
SEVEN PIECES on The PIANO,
and will Introduce, for The Grst time in his country,
tina Al.EXAkDRE ORGAN,
With pedals and knee attachment expressly manufactured for
Mr. Thalberg by Alexandra A ron, IN Paris.
The sciues OF the Alerardre Organ follows
The wer To sustain single noee and chords while NJ the
same time The most rapid and brilliant be
ormsdthe notes beng sustained bv mechanism governed
bv the knees thus leaving both hands free anpus,e
capaeuy 70 use sing and combine tbe tones Of the
ViotIs FLUTE OBoE. CfARoSpr HoRs BasacDs
BusAS VOICE
Hour OF CONNER ment, o'clock r. N.
The price OF Subscription Tickets has been fred st
Five DOLLARS ZACH,
which viii admit the subscribers all the three Matnees
The number OF subsci bers has BEEN strictly limited 70
-FOUR HUNDRED.
suh,crlpons Will be received Breuslngs store
No 70l broadway and At Van Norden Kings No. Is Wall
street.
The general arrangements regarding The comfort Of the sub
scbcs have been ntrusted Mr. Brown sexton OF Grace
church
NOTICE.
Nearly tcnihs OF the subscribed for
by ladies belonging % the first families The city In view ~
The responsibility hus devolved upon the manseent
rect address ~ be required from every sub.sbea deter
minaton which win insure The utmost responsibility OF he
audience and will be by than the
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