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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-13
MO TICE TO NORTHERN
IN TRAVELLERS via Seaboard

Road q Bay Line. The large and
splendid steamers i 0 y ISIA N A and
eTHss. = NORTH CAROLINA, now in
skss - order, and having unsur-
passed accommodations. will leave Hunters
Wharf, foot of New Castle street, every
Evening Sundays excepted as follows:
The LOUISIANA. Captain Geo. w.
Russell, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SAT-
URDAY. and Portsmouth on the arrival of
the Southern Cars.
The NORTH CAROLINA, Capt. James
Cannon. on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,,
FRIDAY, at the same time, arriving in
Baltimore in time for all the Northern and
Western trains. st
Through Tickets to be obtained on
board for Washington, Philadelphia and New
York. vi.
ocS w. A. LOWELL, Agent.
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND

RUTH is MIGHTY AND
Il WILL PREVAIL Patent Flex-
ible Band Silk Hats, no humbug. -Thou-
sands will testify to the fact, that the Patent
Flexible Band is the only pleasant Silk Hat
in use, while all its beauty and dura- FIN
bility is preserved. We would also adj k%
wise the public that We havestlll few esTSs
of these extra fine Imported French Hats
which we were the first to introduce in this
market. Together with every possible grade
of American Soft Hats. el it Eoss sEH58
The Patent "Flexible Band Hat is only
made at $3.50 LOVITT'S BAZAAR,
oc3 No. 10 Head Market Square.
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ENresh and Pure Drugs-NTedi-
IL cines and CHEMICALS have
just received, direct from New York, per
steamer jamestown, in addition tony alrea-
dy varied and large assortment, the follow
ing articles, which pledge myself to sell at
Northern retail prices. These goods have
been selected with great care from the most
reliable importing houses, and purchased ex-
clusively for cash, which enables me to offer
great inducements to country buyers:
Quinine--l50 H.
,judide Potapsim- lbs.
Gum Acacia-200 HIS
Turkey Rhubarb-50 lbs.
Gum Opiam-50 lbs.
Carb Soda--G00 lbs. 4
Olive Oi--25 baskets.
The attention of the trade is respectfully
solicited.
FRAGEPANNI SOAP.
To the ladies we would say we have Just
received another invoice Of the above cele-
brated SOAP together with other beautiful
fancy articles. IA
J. r. LUDLOW.
oe 3 No. / Main street
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no THE LADIES. -GOoDs An

TNO THE LADIES. -GOODS AT
L. C0STPRICE.-Yo our particular atten-
ton is called tosa large selection Of Jeweh,v,
which | am selling at cost price to close out
my stock in that line. have also large
assortment of thin Summer Clothing, small
sizes, for Children between the ages Of 8 and
years, which win sell at first cost for cash
only.-Among this lot of Clothing may be
found Boys Merino Jackets and Vests attach
ed for $3.50, sold for $3.50 before we reduced
the'priees. I respectfully solicit your atten-
ton, MS now is the time forbargains 1{ y
oct +4 j. Nj. MILES.
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r aides Kid SLIPPERS have just
~ received another invoice of Ladies Fine
French Kid Slippers, much softer and pref
tier than those received about month ago,
and without exception the best shoes ever
brought in this city All those who want a
neat fitting shoe viii be,ablo gto find them at
Thos. 'Bottimore's, No Is, east side Market
square, Look out for the Yellow Boot over
the door oc3
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All Of the above brands are genuine Ha-
yana Segars, and are for sale Wholesale and
retailby ALBERT MILES,
ocS N"'.s l02 Ocean House.
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HAMPTON AND OLD POINT
4ta BOAT.
THE STEAMER STAR,
80. III 49,

rT~ HAViNG undergone thor
- - ough repair, will, after MON
DAY next, june I'D, run regularly during
the season from the above places to Norfolk
and Portsmouth, as follows:
Leave Hampton every morning (Sunday
excepted, at7I A NJ. and Old Pointat s
O'clock. Returning, will leave her wharf at
o'clock p. M.
Fare as usual. No charge for Bath Tickets
at Old Point.
This arrangement will suit persons stop
ping at Hampton and Old Point, having bu-
sincss in Norfolk, and will afford great ac-
COMMUNICATION also to those in Norfolk and
Portsmouth who desire to avoid the heat and
eat good dinner. oc 5
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HOaI and yVOOd.-We have now in our
~ yard (adjoining Ferguson and Milhados)
a fine assortment Of every variety OF Coal
called form this market, iacluding the fol-
lowing: Red Ash, Egg, White, Broken,
Petersburg Lump, Petersburg Smiths, and
Cumberland Also good Pine, and Oak Wood,
all OF which We promise to sell at the lowest
rates, give good measures4-will sell by weight
ii SO desired. t}f U5E1'' NgI9E
R. W. SANTOS & Co.,
oc3 %fE Woodside's Wharf
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HALL GOODS FALL GOODS
Il Just opening at the BEE HIVE. splen-
did assortment OF Fall Goods, Silks. Cheinell
,Shawls,, Scarfs, French ,Merinos, De LANES,
dress goods Of all kinds, Fall Prints, Canton
Flanncls. Ismhroideries &C.. &C. isas..4sai
The, IIIVEis,33 Main Street. a, sas.,a
ocF3 se4 E8tf .ti JAMES SMITH.
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Dry Goods.
Great Barsains I'M DEW Goods.

T. AIDES, if you want very nice Lam
IL caster or Mendale Quilt, for the. Sum
mer, you can get one very easily by bringing
the cash and calling for the article any size
that you may wish; I can suit yon in also
a large lot Of Black Net Mitts, with many
other articles too numerous to mention at
this time. amadetelminedto selrout cheap.
Come down Ladies' and see for yourselves at
the Cheap Cash Store, No. SO East Main
street. arc, c esl5d1H Atfgf sln
"a oc 3 q -85 ,f J. ID. 3GAMMON.{
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dress Goods Of ali kinds. Fall Prints. Canton
FIanncls. Embroideries &c. 40. .,G
The HIVES So Main street. 's,...ss.
oc3 ITsg57F.f@1 =. JAMES SMITH.
y - - - : : -71
hfSe'ceiyeu IhiS LAY az the nee
NJ. 4 cp1 ,7Nnrr I'VE a..e .4. u II
"A nI ii'ssniD stock y Oafpeeln9 ol al
7 Dr. Ni. e.Sii We si,a-., n. !,
fJa.estl ~, ,l,,,' iie -,
T.ain, 4 ehes dai lily hleinp o"fpets ana
pl ,'s, VI az "iv.'s.
q 4; q 4NsI!a
M, H.. - -. "a T., = 80 i1-s.'
lne encapess w - i.ih 1,- qyar olieI ~
eail os ~ l'ow raS snssnce rliye,o1 we
'sYS ltsus 8 DoM,
NJ Il anu "a y, snesy
81 81 " -
W. ". ir. no ease rlne az sac.;i ao. 10
hihe 10 o. 1sor.ea prices ron ~
~ ~ 49,,
bought.at the auctions and will besold at a
small advance. Call ana get share OF what
u gong. JAS. aShIlH,
oc3 Sign Bee i1ve. No. 50 Main street.
f/NREAsF BARGAINS in beautiful
olars from 25 cents f M: Sn 1n u slammed 5
collars at only 6I cts. Mourning Crimped
collars at IA cents, Mourning sets at 37I
cents. Swiss and Cambria Bands in great
variety from ! ~ tos75 cents. Infants waists
81 to 100; embroidered Handkerclliefs half
value at SMITHS, Express Store,
aoc3 70 Church Street.
Great Reduction on nTantiIIas.
AT THE BEE HIVE.
III, the Mantillas now ON hand will he
a closed ON ut n very reduced price to
close tlle season. Anv one can save half tho
- >'sl 81 +, l- ! y. - 49, 80
very varied assortment Y On hand. and some Of
the best STYLES and latest patterns Now Is the
time to make q good bargain, it isSa well
goods has been much less than any houses in
this State and the great reduction makes the
article less than the cost q materials.
srAll who wish to save SO per cent, now is
the time all kinds OF thin goods reduced also.
The sign OF the Bee Hive, W., Nam street.
ocS JAS. SMITH,
u !. /. : = I Il II.
paenuia Ass :, ~ III, MOI NEW ana
/; DGa - ~, = ~ 5 iiii - ~, nov
IN receiPl oi iarge anu oeant!lul assorlment
"a ~, 5ptie'sil i'iiu aineficah lrts, Iroh lne
oes. hi'lheIs anu tle Mose choice Styles an
"arrahec.' ias1 coiol l,ii, X. s,,,m,Y,e
I s.aLa -. r. c,i pm
oc . Il -l EApress s2eore. - Nllurcll street.
So Bargains for the Ladies.
r ID. CANNON.
- No. 90 EAST MAIN STREET,
From this date will sell off the remaining
stock Of S III MINER GOODS at great reduc-
ton for the cash. | have {, lot Of superior
Kid Gloves for Ladies, little spotted, which
j will sell OF SO cents a pair. Ladies
Summer Clothing, consisting of Lawns, Ba-
RACES, Barage de Lainea, Calicoes, and many
other Summer Goods will be sold at or near
I,ri,nn cost Inv 70 llino purlx
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HI I. L. BRICKHOUSE.

GENTS, .PRUNELI.A SHOES. "a fun
VI supply of the above very pleasant and
seasonable Summer Shoes, can be found at
the Ladies' and Gentlemcn's Shoe Saloon.
which We are selling off at much less than
the usual pricr. +. r.. GALE.
'8 At Arlington Old Stand
oc 5 '.Pg5ls AF No. 81 Main street.
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Gpiendid Ass0rtmentof New and
- Beautiful Fall Prints am now
in receipt Of large and Beautiful assortment
of British and American Prints, from the
best makers, and the most choice styles, all
warranted fast colors, at
CHAS. "A. SMITHS, 8s
oc IS Express Store. rs Church street.
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g upertor Burning Fluid.-l have
~ this morning received another supply or
Fluid, this is an extra quality, giving light
equal in briliancy to Gass-Price TIC. per
gallon. 9 j. r. LUDLOW.
oc3 No. West Main street,
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Boots and Shoes.

CHILD REN,s pATENT
~ LEATFIi1R PUMPS.-I have "a
lot o. Ciildren's Patent Leather Pumps, with
clasps attached. neat, handsome and most
durable article for little Boys, suitable for
this very oppressive hot weather, and which
| would be pleased to run off at little less
than toHner prices. All in want of pair of
the above Kind OF Pumps will please give me
a call.
..ts,.s T. BOTTINQRE,
-, no. Is Fast Side Market Square, Sign Big
yellow Boot - IN. si1..l &C
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ERUMP'S FI.OUR-40O hall, quarter
~ and cights bbIs and bags Cramps Fani-
hsiEa and ana nea pp p 1Par .e superior
3'HGi' 70 SHERWOOD & YOJJN6r, nv
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Bargains for the Ladies. (
N GA MON

I II -
u No. 90 EAST MAIN STREET,
From this date will sell off the remaining
stock of S SUMMER GOODS at a great reduc-
ton for the cash. | have a lot Of superior
Kid Gloves for Ladies, little spotted, which
] will sell OF so cents pair. ladies
Summer Clothing, consisting of Lawns, Ba-
RACES, Barage de Laines, Calicoes, and many
other Summer Goods will be sold at or near
prime cost by calling early. 9s
oc Az j. d. CANNON,
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DOYS PATENT LEATHER p IIlfPS AT
ID ONLY rs CENTS.-A largo supply of
Boys and Youths Patent and Enamcled
Leather Pumps can be found At tho Ladies'
and Gentemen's Shoe Saloon. which in order
to close them out, will be sold at only Is cts
aaH p MOI T.. r. GALE,
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DoFk, Bacon and Butter-ls bbIs
i prime Mess Pork; so pieces in bbls ave-
raging lbs each, making 200 lbs.
$500 lbs Western side and shoulder Esacon-
s Tubs Glades Butter, new and fresh, w
store and for sale low by sn
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COnsumptiOn of Soap.
MFRS. BROWN SOAP, a retired laudress,
lSl with more than centuries experience,
would ere she made her exit from the duds
and suds, make clean thing Of it, and as
sares her numerous friends and deyotees,
siAe Soap" all the mysteries Of her dirty
habits are discovered and eradicated, effeo-
tually by sending to her old friends, the sub
scribers, for d box of Thorn. ti.t8 ssaao
SHERWOOD & YOUNG, Agents.
&C 8 Is Roanoke sar.
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Orchard Grass Eeed.-We offer 100
~ bushels Of prime quality at small ,ad--
vance for cash.
ocl3 SANTOS wALKE & Co..
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~ RECEIVED per Adams Express the
newest STYLES of Cashmere, Felt and
c5~S Flexible Summer Hats. {Anti- Flexible
SILK Hat Humbug) just the thing for the
warm weather.
r.. il. STEVENS, Practical Hattcr,
No. Z, Market Square, Norfolk Va
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-27

Mr.. BUCHANAN in his appointments follows
a very eminent example, as will appear by
the following passage in Sparks Life of
Washington;
:" No part of the Presidents duty" says,
Sparks in his life of Washington, 'gave
him more anxiety than that of distributing
the Offices in his gift. Applications iunumcr-
able flowed in upon him. even before he left
Mount Vernon many of them from his per-
sonal friends. and others supported By the
recommendation of his friends. nor did they
cease so long as any vacancies remaihed.-
H early prescribed to himself rule, how
ever. from which he never swerved. which
was to give pledges of encouragement tc
any applicant He answered them all CIV
lily. but avowed his determination to suspend
decision until the time of making the ap
pointments should arrive. and then, without
favor or bias, to select such individuals as il
his judgement were best qualified to execute
with faithfulness and ability the trust reposec
in them"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-27
Kansas The Washington Union says

We understand tha. Governor Walker.
who is now in this city, will leave direct for
Kansas on Monday evening next. or the fol-
lowing morning 1t is his intention to take
the oath of office in this city before starting
The official and private dispatches Wnioh
have recently been received in this city from
Kansas are OF a character not only to remove
all apprehensions founded upon the exagger-
ated reports which appear. from time TO time.
IN the eastern journals. but to warrant the
hope tha: the people of Kansas are about tc
consult their own interests by turniug e dea
ear TO mischieyous outside appeals, and bs
extending a generous support to their new
Governor 10 his endeavors to restore unity
and harmony in Territory still unsettled BY
tho divisions Of section siism and tho agitn
tions of political fanatics
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-27

CoaMrrrED FOR Tar Judge Wonder
smith. of Lancaster. charged with forging
pension warrants to the amount of $4,000.
had hearing before Judge Kane. OF Phil
adelphia. on Friday. which resulted in his
committal TO prison fcr trial in defsuls Of
s 35 900 bail.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-27

Wyoming Coal and Iron co.
Philadelphia and West Chester Tni ppike co
Lancaster and Willow Street Turnpike CO.
Phiiadelpha and West Chester Railroad co.
Diamond Coal co.
East Broad Top Railroad and Coal co.
City of Pittsburg
Atlantic Mutual Insurance CO. of Phlla
Newcastle aud Darlington Railroad CO.
Nescopeck Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Farmers Mutual Insurance CO
Clarion and Neshoning Turnpike CO.
North Branch aud Lackawana Railroad co
Buffalo and Bradford Railroad CO.
Bradford Railroad and Coal CO,
Point Breeze Park Association.
Coudersport, Portage and Alleg gheny River
Railroad co.
Buffalo and Railroad co
Mill Greek and Mime Hill Navigation and
Railroad co
American Trust Co. for protection of I'M
migrants
Donegal Iron co.
sunbury and Erie and PittsLurg and sus
quehanna Railroad co.
Pennsylvania Railroad CO.
Sharpsburg Bridge CO.
Mountain Coal aud Iron co.
Lackawanua Mutual Insurance co.
NEW BANKS INCORPORATED
Allegheny Bank, Allegheny.
Commonwealth Bank, Philade phia.
Corn Exchange Bank, -
Union Bank,
Bank of Chester Valley, Coa;esyiie.
Union Bank of Reading.
Pirsion Bank of Pittston.
Catasaqua Bank, Catasaqua.
Kittauiug Bank, Kittaning.
Beaver Bank, Beaver
Central Bank, Holiday Sburg.
Iron City Bank, Pittsburg.
Jersey Shore Bank. Jersey Shore.
Tioga County Bank Wellsborough
Crawford County Bank, Meadville.
Franklin Saving Bank.
West Philadelphia Mutual Savings and
Loan Association.
Bauk of Shamokin, Shamokin,
BANKS of Pottstown, Pottstown.
Lebanon Valley Bank, Lebanon.
Franklin Saving Fund Society
w Phia Mutual Saving Fund and Trust c.
Mutual Savings and Loan Association o
Philadelphia.
OTHER BANK BILLS
To increase the capital stock os the Far
| mers and Drovers' Bank of Wayuesburg,
TO chauge the name and Increase the priv
ileges Of the I.ewisburg Savings Institution
To extend The charter of tAe DoylesSowI
Bank
Supplement to IN act to incorporate tn,
subscribers to the Bank of Peansyivanis, &c
Supplement to an act Incorporating the Cit
| izens' Deposit Bank Of Pittsburg
Authorizing the restoration and increase Q
! the capital stock of the Manufacturers an,
| Mechanics Bank of Philadelphia
supplement TO an act relating to Banks
| Savings. Trust and Insurance companies.
Relative to the Erie City Bank
BILLS TO LEGITIMATE TIE FOLLOWING PERSONS
Hetty, Ceinda, Henry, Charles and lie
vina Hartman; Albert Gallatin Morrow, Q
Somerset county; Eliza, James George auC
| Hester Ann Slaceman; Arthur Lee of Ches
ter county; Abel " HtFeeters; Emily Mar.
Plumer; Sarah N Morgon; VIA Harrison
| Uresser.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-27
TIE Epportionment Bill.

Annexed viii be found the appointment biIl
it passed tie Legislature. Considering the
fsct that the Black Republicans had majority il
the Senate, that Gov. Pollock belongs 70 the sane
fraternity. and that several members cf the House
who professed to be Democrats were decidedly
tfShy, we think that this is better bill than we
had right to expect under tie circurns;ancos'-
Ii will, We are corfdent, secure q good working
majority in both branches of the Legislature, and
this is al we should desire. 1t will be seen that
Cambria county is erected into separate repre-
sentative district. contamination for which the
Democracy of the county have long sincerely
wished. Wherever else tie Democrac, Of the
Keystone State may falter IL their devotion and
fidelity 10 tie priuck les Of the party, Of one thing
are certain that LITTLE Cambria Is ard will tss
good for one Democratic RepreE- E-ntative annually
/ during the next seven years. We are also dec;-
i.dly PLEASED with our Senatorial district. CaIr-
tria CIearheld and Blair viii always. while ccua
posing our Senatorial district, be represented ty
! Jeftersoni2u democrat or we sre HiUCh mistaks8.
! Gen. Il. D. Z ster, for ms uawes7ie,; exeriiors
in procuring tie passage Of this b:. ia entitled 70
/ tie thanks of tie Democracy Of the State By
lis firm and manly course throughout the sssa;,1
on all qusstens CT Importance that fesent,d
Themselves, he won for himself an enviabls
reputation for hoiesty and ability greater
h2nors await him. The rolrse Of orr OWN rep
resentasive, Capt. Smith, also I.leIi;s tie ccLn-
meadsticn Of every honest nlsa il the Com
monweaIth. Throughout he the steady az
! compromising foe of fraud and corruption where
ever they presented Themselves. That soui!ees
! CORPORATION. ths PENNSYLVANIA Rsl Road Corara-
NJ EuiZci IN bin its most bitter and uucola-
| promising enemy. On returning to Lis ccnztitu-
| entS, richly does he merit the greeting OF '' well
done good and faithful servant" Those Of cur
readers who take sn interest in political matters
viii DO we'll t. preserve the Apporsicaiaess bLu
/ as annexed flr future r5fereuce-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-27
BILLS FOR RELIEF OF ISpIyIDCALs

Srreties of " M'Cand Nancy Lindsay.
Ana Chapel. less Joseph +. Render,
Ann Cox. Joseph and Catharine
VIM. Trimble. Eeazor Hiilery. lPIne
Hannah Stearp. Jane Flood.
Sureties # Hiram Huitz Mary Willard.
VIM. P liner. S rah Duff.
Eizab5th Center. Elizabeth Shields.
Mickey & Blsecker. Mary Cunningham.
John L. Gaylord. Priscilla Cook.
Al.ahacn & Flanagan. Matilda Brooks.
j. A 4 G. g. Bueghley. Gideon Underwood.
Sarah Bishop. Lloyd & Lemon.
Elizabeth Edgar. Mary Hayden.
Sarah Patterson. William Furry.
Jam Is Hutchinson. Elizabeth Boles.
Elizabeth Mccullough. John Lnrentze.
Charity Hineman. Widow Of Geo Maxtou
Rebecca Mopreland. S. ?. Johnson.
Martha Ankins. James Mcdonald.
Evening B,Hetin.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-27
ERSAroK-AL DIsTRIc-r.

City Of
Chester and Delaware
Montgomery
Bucks
Le.igh and Northampton
Berss
ochuylkil
Carbon, Monroe, Tike AID Wayae
Bradford. Susquehanna, Sullivan and Wyoming
Luz=rne
Tiuea, Potter, Mexican and Warren
Clinton, LycoIning, Centre and Uuien
SayieF, NOrthUIn berland. MoLtUVr & Columbia
Cumberland. Perry, Juuiara and EiG;iR
Da phin and Lol sI.on
Lancaster
York
Adams, franklin and Fulton
Somerset Bedford aud Huntingdon
Blair, Cambria and Clearfeld
Indiana and Armstrong
" estnioTeland and Fayette
Washington ana Greene
( Allegheny
! Beaver and Butter
! Lawrence, Mercer and Vensrgo
/ Erie and Crawford
! Clarion, Jefferson, Forest and ELK
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-27
Nho.e mum Der Of Senators,
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS


Clty OF Fnllaosipuia
Delaware
Chester
Mouta oTneTy
Bucks
Northampton
Lehgh and Carbon
Monroe and Pike
Wayne
LuZsrne
Susquehanna
Wyoming. Sullivan, Columbia and Aoneour
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-05-27

company.
Delaware Coal company.
Honesdale and West Hope Plankroad 90.
Swa.ara Railroad company.
Milford Cold Spring Water company.
Harmonic Sacred Music Society Of Phiia.
Thomas Iron company.
New Brighton Female Seminary.
Pennsylvania and Lehigh Zinc company
Bradford Railroad and Coal company.
ALI gheny Bridge company
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance company
of York county.
Spring Garden Plankroad co Of York CO.
Cnnestoea and Manor Turnpike company
Allegheny and Manchester olankroad co
waverly and North Braneh Bridge Asso
citation.
| Independent Mutual Insurance company.
Plymouth Coal company.
Warriors Mark Water company.
Sherman's Valley and Bread Top Railroa
| coruYaoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26
AMUsEMENSS.

RR9sAIpysa.,y. , THEATRE 81. ,...
CAlso q the new Academy Of Music, philadelphia
ed Professor calcium night similar 70 the light Used
Vac sR AsSX Equssrk i COS
GEOLOGICAL 40 COMPANY
,.,,, GREAT HoLIDAY BIIL.
Amusement and Insirus,ion
SATURDAY, DC 2s Two DAYS Asp EvEsIscs,
or@Ha hrsnias Ending Ending
spleadid Equestr.anisrn
Grand Dramatic Acts;
THREE GREAT CLOWNS
vfn Amburghs Trained Animals.
rrppo The s great Performing Elephant
MAGNIvIcENT ENTERTAINMENTS.
superior TO any offered In the city,
RowERy THEATRE
PIECES and parqas. :, cents RI i oouis; Private
''.'A = -A' Merry 4 eli cHk fs1Si .'A'
'''o' '"'n'"' nowEay THEATRE,
Al : o'clock in the Afternoon, and
d0as sss sT's. ss TIA s e a s,ysn BY
GREAT TRIPLE TROUPE.
p'0''" sksi y c f CT EVER SEEN IN THE CITY.
New Acts Daring IT. fca as:,.,,.. p,.,s,,,.
Inc Aaa'a aRF fisRas'i asp CLEOPATRA.
sixteen ACTS ara Mvspa rvo.
y.
c irs sss%ii sSR' SIX CHARACTERS
. Mhh several comic songs -
Mr. BURTON Ia THREE CHARACTERS.
IN Old
saturday INC H fspWsa aEp isfps s al AN ACTOR
In which Mr. c. Mathews will play three parts aud sing three
TIE GREAT GUN Si is;aE sees. MAGICAL sey.a.
In which Mr. Ms,hews w play W. parts and perform
You're afAlssst1f ssrlt I hss9 Ra
with Mathews f'2Tfaha% amEss a nv Sss Hughes
with Burton aud B,ougham Ia Two parts each.
Get ,our Tickets during The Day
Wooos BUILDINGS. BROADWAY, hEAR PRINCE
w street.
aE0 cI,sisrY WOOD MiNsIREis.
Ethiopian Mnstrcsy q conclude with the highly successful
My FRIEND BLACK GEORGE
WHITE PLAINS.
date Of waack IS hca,re)
Tickets 2Sc Doors open a 10 eo neuce at TX O'Clock
door from Broadway Holiday attractions for the entire
week Two performances Will be given every day, con-
Madame wsrton's full troupe o.
MODEL. ARTlSTFS
consisting u twenty seven young aides, VIII appear Il
number Of and beautiful ,seieaux arranged expressly
tor the holiay s-'Sapphoi Venus Rising from the Sea-
Diana Preparing Tor the Chase Sucide " "Jeslou-y,
Bsthers Surprised" The Three Grsees With others equA
" attractive. Last week Of the
ARAR GIRLS,
consisting Of str females who go ihroagh variety Of tees
rey Of 0Aef 4 II sT EVENING
Admssoncrrhesra seats, so crDs, boxes IS cents pr
vate boxes. 81 seats on the stage, ~
Nctce-sau-da Dec % Is the benefit Of Miss Pau
over hy young ladies w appear in the Model Arses with
other entertainments.