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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-05

E,OR SALE, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND FORTY.
SIKH street me largest Newfoundland and 81 Bernard
city PLENTY 81 pups Of the same breed sways on
hand Pointers and settlers broken and always ON
hand Also large assortment % fancy the eu~.s sns
the rv wholesale and retail Dogs boarded AT III per
week bosred and trained ~ ~ ~ per week Dogs sod on
comrssicr Particular attention paid 10 the treatment aud
81 a kinds ~ diseases ~ cure charge
fOf iitemrer Tor Tor eas Please address Henry
ua-duer ~ Nassau street from ten m three after that eYrus
Broadway aud Forty sixth street,
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L,roRrSTrSE GALLERY 6is BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND EVENING,
with superb collection Of =. ...-
reprpsresinR beautiful Form OF Lovely Woman rnsophs
ucsted and unAderncd. kdmtssoa 70 cents
ry,Hr HuGrrNoTs Will NJ MOST POSITIVELY CRY.
l en- Oh MONDAY Second appearance n Nile P0tNsOT.
pere commence. NJ IN On Moudsy nigh, OF the
On Tufsday farewell niah Ard hereG ~ plCCaLDNtNI
nrd tickets lor The iiggerMs md Nile pceGonui
reae8' nay " hal on Nn1 taA.
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SPORTING.

GRAND sPARRrNe EXHIBITION. FRIENDS or
Mr. John Hamilton: alias shepherd the trainer Of Mr.
Morrssey Tor hts late fght for the championship purpose
giving him Grand Complimentary Benefit Monday
ing 9Th ns al Hoyms theatre te1 aud l Bowery opposite
Spring street All the most accomplished professors Of boxing
~ New YORK and rookyn have volunteered 70 assist on the
occasion and Mr. Morrsey himself will during the even
ing Kelly the Australian clpmpion and Mr. Hamilton viii
wind up. An excellent brass hand viii be in attendance
Fr,.ka each
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A lot or SMALL s1zE THOROUGH BRED BLACK AND
"A tan terrier pups for sale The Of these pups weighs
only 81 pounds Apply to l. BoDENBERGER No. IS Beck.
nan
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A MUsEesEETs-

hTtBI0s GARDEN
IN Doors cpep II Gis. 70 commence at ~
Tickets 81 children - cents
Fama circle Crosby street = cent.
PEyala boxes ....... IS Orchestra seats seeuxed 81
the GREAT RhvEL COMPANY
and
YRCA MATTHIAS
but eleven nights longer.
MONDAY EvzstsG Dec. o.
JOCKo (bv request
bahfr
TIiE FESTIVAL DANSANTf,
by Yfcs Matthias Lima Winde Miss Frances Mons Matthew
THE StG00iMASTEk.
Francois. Master Tricks
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

WINES, LIQUORS. &C.
A hGaIHlp9s sx GLER sass FOR rcosrssa rur
'';'s sc,sis. v sss,s, brandy.
: DO. pure scotch whisey
DO. MADEIRA wine. -
No south wussm ard ss Stone street,. and 81 wi.m street.
between Pine and Cedar sreeta Dealers invited 10 cal
Geo 1ss sl be hppy 20 h old friend. and patrons al
AL qorSR ERsT ros nor oT,,v
CHAP for casa Also the l. family package, FIVE
JONATHAN JONES. Importer, 20 wlll.m street
cHAMP.gSEs-lco BASKETS MEDIUM AND FINE
NsSbus i Il ws street e bsn 6 2, eo9a ~
Ednburr ale "A above.
FAMILIES SUPPLIED WITH HOME RREwEn ING
Il The ksircsd cottage No Hudson street. at the
GENUINE IRISH wHisKEY AT LAsT-s2yo pm
" gallon 70 per bolethree years old, IN sherry
casks
sy pgnss 5eT.nd V q he genuine ih whsssy a. y
~ ..isl snnnen,nes ~ IN. hes yt.h iIrcs sn - ~
wtskey T. worth ton OF the vie mixtures Of the
nTYGHRTIY WINES a FTYE LOT OF RED Hun
ss.n T yS u w wo AK ss' oas aSSe Il
yer square stairs Large empty wine casks also Tor sale
I IoUoas.-THE REST PLACE IN THE CITY TO BUT
- liquors NJ The Old Fifteenth street seottyas di.tiery
MAJ ws.ssy, vine cordial ts'sT sIa ehesgsr Ssa siss
where. CHARLES WHITE. proprietor,
LIS West Fifteenth street, near Eighth avenue.
PFRLE AND RUBrs
IL CHAMP AgEtS
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents for the
uued Canada for The II the champagne vines
OF Messrs Jacques 8oerg Co, Chslons Bur Msrne,
brands PERLE and RI BIS These superior wines win
brands safe in the market, From the experience
and extensive possessions and large means vel known
house OF jacques aoerg co, and their discrimination to
urnish wines which shall meet with the approval OF con
feel persuaded that trial win fully establish AL
CRAMER, ABEGG McCIOskEY, 10 BROAD strcet
The above wines may always be had at the following
plsees:-robn J. Drummond Co, corner 81 Canal and
Church ssreess; VIM Corwn Go, $50 Broadway; Henry
Kerr, ~ Brosd.ayi l. Z. Higgins, - sisth avenue;
Corwin Co, m Broadway; X u. Tnpson Brother, 81
broadway Campbell sesss, os Fourth avenue; sidney
w. Clark as Broadway II. " X Cor~in. 81 broadway;
BENZ Mcisc SIS Bro-dwsy; James A. Tlford, 10 Fourth
Japues 80 Fourth Charles y Benson
3l7 Bleecker street. Joseph Staples, is2 Bowery.
yxyINrs THAT ARE wINrs.-NATURAL SHERRY
w (psie ~ the finest this
wine bearing the sea label bottled Portugal
highly respectable house Of Osborn Co. Oporto g. Towards
March Madeira champagnes all the leading brands caret
Hooks london Heck brandies fSt2 1885
whskey the brand imported Scotch Bourbon and Mo
nongahes do Jamaica rum, Holland and English gin, ia
vana segars, &c IL II. KIRK, So Fulton street.
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NTEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Winter arrangement
For Albany aud Troy.
INV YORK Ann HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
Winter arrangement
Gu and after Monday. Dec 1854 trains viii Leave Twenty
sixth street. New York AZ follows
so A. NJ. for White Plains.
90 a. NJ for wnnamshridge
10 a. NJ mail train for Aitaay.
N " A. VI. for White PiaDs
2sOP VI for Williamsbridge.
2. NJ for Mllertou.
33oP. " express for Albany.
r. VI for Eroon Fas
n. NJ fnr White rlsius
CTS VI fnr White Plains from White 49, Cen're streets
sop. NJ for wnliamshrtige
Returning will leave
a. NJ. White Plains
SO a. N. wtllamshfilre
a. N. Crotou Fails
A " Niliert0n
12n \. VI. White Plains
$40 q. III fssii train frpm Albany
iOaDA. y. NiIlismsbrfage
I2HP ". White Plains
II ". White Plains
3aP ". Alhany exprrss
r. NJ WilliamsbrdIe
WI y CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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DURTON'S TIIEATRE.-MONDAY, DEC. G. WILL BE
ID presented for the first time ia this country,
Miss NANDENlpFF'S
new and highly successful play entitled
W0MAN'S HEART.
OPINIONS LONDON Pass PRODUCTION.
intrinsic this and the acting
Of Mics Nandenhon won for enthusiastic verdict OF sue
.ess-Times.
Miss yandenhoffs personaion Of the heroine reple,e
with grace sweetness delivered smooth
neatly with charming and deicacy
The OF Womans Heart for continued repeu
welcomed with reiterated cheers densely
crowded house Morning Herald
Very indeed Is the ucOa OF PLAY OF such ster
ing merit Womans Heart is fully qualified TO bear the
ordeal OF modern pregnant with beautiful poetry fine
thoughts sweey drcaeiy expressed The heroine
thoroughly understand and character created by her own
genus.-Daily News
lsona is the greatest part the play and very beautifully
did Miss Nandenhof sustain 1t. Never have witnessed
deep poetry Of the blind girls mind natn
rally expressed. thrilling the audience with pahos which
struck the hearts all and produced perfect storm OF
plause-Morning Post.
The part Of the heoine Isoina blind girl played by
Miss sndenho with that grace and decacy Of expression
which she she carried the audience with
her throughout -Iady's Newspaper.
When vandenh0h led forward his daughter enthusiasm
parents heart find talent Of his child both
thoress and actress highly appreciated Des
patch.
language into exquisite poetry and conveys les
that must mend the and improve the heart
thing and classic than her
We win be bound that thought unfit FOR
clustered vesta pail awakened throughout tina.
play.-Blackwoois Magazine.
This play viii be strongly In addition 10 the appear
the auhoress and eminent classic artist Miss Vandeu
Of the viii he increased by the intro
American audte of the dsng English
tragedian. Mr.. sWlNBoURNE.
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MEDICAL.

w GOTHAM, NJ ~, "a RECTOR STREET rsTAB.
"A. lished lS2V Oce hours from A. NJ TO A. NJ, Sun
lays excepted.
nocToR WARDS ONLY OFFICE sss BROADWAY
southeast Of Browne street. second floor room 10
Once hours from A. TN 10 r. NJ daily ON Sundays from
AMIN IAN.
nR WATSON sse BRooNE STREET SECOND BLOCK
~ wes 81 Broadway. Once hours from In The morning
In the evening.
pe w. LARwoSr, ~ MFRcFR STREET, CORNER or
l Spring Opposite s, Nicholas Hotel, New York Ohce
WA xou ~ A, NJ Nl2P NJ, except suaisys
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SHIPPING.
80.
NoTiCH.-THE STEAMSHIP NASHVILLE, BEING
~ temporarily wthirawn for trip Or two, TIE steamer
JANIS ADNhR vii take her piace, therefore there viii be
steamer on "Wednesday next Dec, s.
L'OR SAVANNAH AND FIORfpA.-THE AMERICAN
II Atlantic Screw Steamship Companys new and elegant
steamship mLNfsNiiiE, John A Pos, commanaer VII
leave pier ~ North river Saturday, Dec H. O'Clock r.
NJ precisely. Passage TO savannah With unsurpassed a.
cOum0daons, s5 Through tickets e. New Orleans kW 90
Mobile as. Montgomery Ala SOS Albany Ga s7a Atlanta
and Columbus, So Macon, s2 Augusta 30 freigb, ~
cents foot and proportonaie Insurance one hsf
per cent Apply n ~ h. CROMWELL CO. - IVES, street.
The MONTGOMERY succeeds SATURDAY, Dec. IL.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

81 nOn mn HAVANA DOMESTIC AND GERMAN
l.UUU.UUU sesars o alnos, every grade st prices
from h. SO thousand An examination IL solicited and
guaranty to cash purchasers saving q ~ per cent
q. CHEEKS, II Broadway.
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a e, se suitable Cor holiday presents
1o o'clock at No Nassau street large assortment Of nrs
hunting and open faced paien, lever and de-
ached lever watcher breasns and earrings match SET In
variety u gold fob chaeiane and guar chains
Tor absolute sale well worthy the attention Of purchasers
EDWARD sCHENcK AUCTToyEER. T. az. II.
u sCHENCk.-On Tuesday and "Wednesday, Dec and ).
superb fancy goods consisting in part OF elegant marble
bronze china superb bronze figures and
ragrceat Parian aud staeites richly de
ored French china dinner and tea sets French china vases
PERI silver plated tea and coaee sets Waters 81 al sizes
casters cake baskets music boses and large assortment Of
other rich goods making 81 he finest sales Of the
T,pwsRp scurScR, ,UCTroNEER-BY FAr ri.
II scHtNCk on Monday. Dec g. at u O'Clock. at their
ssesroou . NASSAU street, az merer stock 2, elegant y
y the he makers diamond pins and rings florenne and
sets Of bracelets pins and earrings v, guard and cha,eane
chains sleeve buttons studs ena ane sscrmen q other
a 'ss 'se'' &c pS''D'1 = ''n y 0'ae' = ~
LfxFCTTCRs sILE-A YARN OF F0TTYrivs
ees @ ~ he 1ss em. S'i bcss N M soas ~ sn Y
beautiful country seat II the ,oweshp q franklin
ihc View Jersey md Milestone Railroad On the premises are
meS Ieaaa, house ami other heeessry oa5usaSs %
sasre az iran y y vy esdsnSe ST
81 the original farm viii he SOD on ne same day For far
, ,sss = pv&E DosFS $50 rns venue TERM. ten
Per cen down 9 gs' s ~ sye a5 me
JSo BETTs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE :
% and sale ot Crystal Palace iron, &cIRARD,
BElTc 20 will sell Thursday December AZ II oclock,
Palace SQUARE by order ~ The commissioners OF the
sinking Fund the remainder ~ the and wrought
parts &c machinerv fountains 1 also large rpn
steop strings and risera large tanks
brown &c. Sc tugether with Whatever articles remain
unclaimed by exhibitors.
TTIInMAs vEtTCH, ArCTToNEER. OFFICE no. 10
spruce street New York Common Pleas Joseph stern
sgaius, george =. Newman shers saeBy virtue of an
attachment allowed In the above entitled action and by orders
of sale allowed therein by the Hon Henry Hilton ~ the
,cae Justices IN the New York Common Pleas Court
will expose public auction on Monday the 9Th day
December 1858 ri los o'clock IN the forenoon a. No "a Ca
raj street od NUMBER bay h1rs. and harness
JAMES g. wIILET Sheriff.
vNM Writer'S, hrcTfoNFrR. Will, SILL. ON
w Monday, nj O'Clock, at 45i Canal street dozen
French chns toy sets as iewery fancy goods &c
by order Of assignee Sold lots - suit dealers and others
VIM. WRITER'S, AuCrfOSErR. Will. SELL. ON
w Monday at o'clock Mt Canal street the
ire parcr chamber, dining aud Kitchen furniture &c
family going 10 Europe Full for housekeep
sng-earpets bedding china glass, stone tin. iron wood
wsre, Ac
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SANTA cLAUs, SANTA CLAUS,
- 5a6 $50
Broadway,
THE LARGEST CONCERT SALOON
With the only legitimate company. -
Miss JULIA BARTON, Miss LESLIE,
Miles. JOSEPHINE WEST, EREEsTINk aud SCHULTZ
Three OF the best dancers n the city.
Mr.. MEYERS, Mr.. GALLAGHER, Mr. BIRCH,
Mr.. COLLINS, TURNER and SEARIES
Mr. smyth Harding and Wilson IN the orchestra and led by
MI. Strube,
A Concert every Sunday evening
On Monday evening The whole opera of THE BOHEMIAN
GIRL, by the full company.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
CALIFORNIA,
The eam.Ap ILils5is' " John Srao~,n, c,mm,ads~.
WI Of Tonasy Ser ss p
~i,h The steamship Golden Age, Captain = r waisn.
street rect corner q IVA 1 siSesi AO " "eA
A UsTRAIIA. : KANGAROO LINE, ESTABLISHED
"A lss-Psche for SATURDAY, Dec. 1.-The splendid Al
Melbourne arrc, on Dec H. rreIsh and passage loves,
% ss nS s s % and s s.as e
msTIrR ee Lok o ~ los wan street Mes-s
Lord A CO. consgnees in Melbourne.
A rsrRATrA INDEPENDENT LrSE-THE FAMOUS
~ clipper shin nUssAR wii Re des!aiehed for VEL.
made he passage Melbourne seventy eight days. for
balance q ssh Or hasnE magnificent ,n ss and
beard a gisr ~ kasi rissr e e GOODBYE
msde eonsignmens consiguees IN Australia Fisher
'''s' u 80
SHIrs FOR LONDON AND MQRM.E-TEE SPLENDID
Dec lrOm per % Ess, river ship IwERictS UNION
sails FOR Mobile Dec Il iare only " Passengers brought
''' l'e''D hDs'n ihos ROCHE s south stree,
CoR NEW oRLEANs-THE SPLENDID CLIPPER
shlp JOHN STUART win san q, above Monday. the
Ss congress s9 srss srgosyp o. g P ssrRs WI
liam street, N "
CRE.r UNITED srATrs NAH soUTHsRs STEAM.
's fs. s spI sse iaa Asy .%s c
tain William Rons VIII leave Charleston for key West and
steamships viii leave hs port for Chsresion every wedns
sy .as ss s do 70, s &. . 10 s s
A'oas' ''f sf1siS s. d. CO. Broadway
U,oR HAVANA ASp WV oRLr.ss-ro SAN Posr.
il uvely Monday, Dec. IS at " oclcck-The United
States mail CAHAwBA, j. ID. Bulloch commander,
wi commence - receive freight on Thgrsis Dec q pier
the hour Of sailing Il; CSC &c agents
- 40. : NV pl s- y
L,oR PORTSMOUTH, CITY POINT ANH RICHMOND
IT The United states mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
O'Clock r. from pier No ~ North river she win arrive
Portsmouth the afternoon and 1T Petersburg ihe follow
ing morning Passengers or the south viii proceed ~ The
there early Friday morning Travellers VIII ind this the
cheapest peassntesl and most expeditions Passengers
mond $40. Apply 10 HENRY LrbLAM, ~ Broadway.
usTRALrA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED iss2
clipper ship sIAKsfERE ato tons burthen, Fech
ter commander rapidly receiving the balance % her cargo
At pier East river and will be despa,ched ior Mssoune
comodsons both frs and second class passengers
unsurpassed The noble Al clipper ship AIzzIE SPAUlD
sS ss y ,sr spey on boar. 1sMsR
Bowling Green N " sight bills for sale and cash al
vanccs made consignmen,s uons'gnees In Australia
HURST PACKET FOR NEW oRLEArs-THg sPI.EN.
~ did fast sailing packet ahp FRANVIsB oJTIlNe capt
Cor all glasses Of are vey superior who win Ne
taken bw rates For particulars apply % board q pier
" Fest river, or 10 TAPsCOfl TO- ~ SCUM "reet "
Tor NEW oRLEANs-PosrrfvELy FIRST srITr-
nee passage IN cabin second cabin mi ee age II
lowest rates apply board pier No North river ~
IN, pEMAREsr, ~ s9Wh s.gee.
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ADfUSE ,iESTS.


Campbell lffNSrRFIS,
MoSDAy EVENING Dec 6.
Aal eve - eveuug do RAG ne week.
VIII be performed thr hight pan.cala,c saeteh ea
titled THE MAGIC GUITAR,
TaE WANDERING MINSTREL.
with rev scenery painted by Hernandez tricks designed
by hernandez and The entire pece produces er the ine
IN preparation aId VII b. produced u se hitherto unsur
passed, and regardless 81
Gam, very mssch ............ Hernande
The Wandering Minstrel ed 70 HGre uin Moore
Mr. fldgei the father q eormbine, sl~ay9in .,.
~, c"s
MAGICIAN HteAn UNITED power. couon
Landlord OF fashionable hotel Law
jew proprietor OF paNnbroi er shop ~ Cotton
Columbnr in love I'm the Minstrel Carroll
SYNOPSIS OF INtIDENTjs &C.
Scene IA Dice tnn, party ntruded upon by the MINSTREL
love a. first sight the discovery expulsion Sam mischief
ait painter the ssfu picture spo
ed tie Minstrel " despair sudden the Magician
who hefrlend the MINSTREL
the victim; everything wrong there's magic IN it. Scene 2
The escape OF HARLEQUIN aud Coumbne sam hungry; at
tempts 70 eat and drink bn discovers there's slip
wix the and the p Fdget In too great hurry rnshea
into danger look before you leap first touchdown for Sam
Scene 3-Hareaun and Coumblne still pursued by and
Fideet hiding place the magic box there he isnow yon
the house 4-The FIGHT; Hsrle
auin and Columhtne into hotel Sam and Fhtee with
reception chowder TO- money lend SAM hungry
resolves arktngly illustrated,
sery; crawhsh dangerous dog law not in force
Scene bHareauin and Colunbre stu ahead; the be
excng nearly dead heat Sam and ftdge exhausted
resolve give up the field forbe Scene 6The lovers
weary they sam and fdset likewise lodg
put out the ghhght won't 80 QUIZ the house
hannted the wrong bed moving furniture; spirit rappng
oulione; something to eat don't climb too high; sudden fall
Magic Change To Magician's Abode
Love Rewarded aud Tyranny Punished.
GRAND TABLEhUX.
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UyRANKIIE MUSEUM lg GRAND STREET, ONN
III door from Broaiway.-Two performances given.
every day, commencing at clock IN the afternoon and at
evening. Strangers aud othey will observe that this
the only place where the
MODEL ARTIsTES
are exhibited, consisting Of troupe Of
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES,
who will each afternoon and evening fine selection
living pictures others the Greek Slave the Three
Graces, "yenus Rising from the Sea- adam and Eve"
with twelve other representations equally classic and aysc
Also will appear the
FEMALE MINSTREI.S,
Ia their songs, choruses, &c, together with
FRENCH BALLET TROUPE,
who will execute highly amusing and original dances
with other attractions AdmissonOchestra seats 50 cents
Boxes ~ cents; Private boyeI 81 the stage So
Doors open al and 6; commence at ans y.
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A UcTIoN sAIE-READY MADE CLOTHING. &c. at.
Mcrdsy 9th inst at e O'Clock large assortment Of pilot
and petershan beaver and and pants silk
CLOTH satin aad velvet vests saue,s aud cloths shirts and
drawers cravas ties kc also large assortment of ladies'
Irune aud kid CATERS shoes and slippers mems boots &c,
&c also large lot OF fur cuffs uppes NUTS, &c, &c.
UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT LYONS VELVET,
cloth and ether coaks manias stella and broche shawls
&c.-HtRTS X MOSS will sell Tuesday, December AT
10 o'clock at IDS broadway large OF the above
goods ane order and well worthy the attention of the trade
and others. Catalogues ut sale
A SsIGNEFS' SALE or ELEGART MADE UP FURS,
"A At 1873 broadway. HERTS 4 MOSS, Auctioneers will
the entire balance stock elegant Tues
day December l0 O'Clock by order Of the sssgnees,
Compring rich Hudson sable mink other
repes ppets victornes NUTS cuffs also splendid
cbdrens frs gents urs sleigh aud lap robes &c. Also
invoice Of sleigh bells in great variety Sale peremptory
cash. Catalogues At sale.
A ssrGHEE's sALE-AT Gi3 BROADWAY
IA S2DUO worth Of emhroderies ribbons fringes and trim
mpgs the choice Of the stock If the late firm Of
MCCORMACK n SIMPSON,
purchased the VIII be offered for sale and
AFTER Tuesday the 1th inst at so the dollar.
DAVID CLARKE T. 6a3 Broadway of Bleecker street
GEORGE SIMPSON. late OF Mccormack simpson,
specty informs his friends and the public that
having Identified his with David Clarke. he Will be
prepared oer them grea, ndncements An early call soil
cited al the above address.
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I
Monday Dec . and every nShi daring the week The
n"s'"en arc happy y fssS@ Wss sp ea semsn' with
the popular ballad singer who created such sensation with
the Chri-il Mns,res n Europe lie viii make his ars
p'A''''' ''''y NJ JAMES MS ySswoRrn,
the ''0'''' sk nss ssa pss SsT@Sr
'n' scsHss AT p P&loSs TE TmkEE GSrkHs
New SONGS dances sayings aud original plantation fs
Doors open a, 81. 70 commence ~ Tickets Is centa
"A GRAND GALA FESTIVAL
OF DrrsnsER IA, 10 AND Is
The Ladies Executive COMMITTEES of the verana 49,
cAion take great peasurc announcing thai hey have
'e'ed a&s Ssh r 'ssx w. enabled
rey Than has pssss
on Tuesday DC Y a n t'; ~ fssffsAL
W" W AeA GRAND PULL DRESS BALL,
q. .c.,. of unpr,c.dena bri..ncvE ,r.., nnms.r
leading e,en. having % e, M.nassrs ors.
Conductor mprr. s. :sS Frame. and Director = -
PRINCIPAL SOLO PLAYERS.
MONSTER ORCHESTRA
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
The ,,ms rss prGl"s e 'sh srs sensation last sprss@
a ''a''' ssf n is M %nsf IN y AMERICA
90 THURSDAY so 81 Y v n sSsi t Psf ffS
49, fssTRusESrAL PROMENADE ooScSEr
CARL BERGMAN,
Conductor Of the Ne" s ySs rh srsTSD Society ''a
when the splendh Hal decorations viii be retained.
Gu saturday Dec ~ the Thirf Day ~ the
MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL
A COMBINATION or ORATIONs.
rart ~ which ali be Owen
MATINEE,
CosxkaCIsg At l2S.
and par, in the - -.
Tho ccwus,er leg g state that hey nov IN co~respoa
II whom have kindv from uthsrs
favorable answer s daily expected.
The ul particulars With the prices ~ afnaIsriss
~ The orsnrs parons mADssers Ac, viii BE- given
10 THE PUBLIC
n 70 . four years since public attention ORA
directed ~ the nrnsnt dangers VIII Mount Vernon
situated A. regards to possession, al aite pts made 10 the
purpose ~ nfnenng ths Home and Tome
Of Washington tn properly ~ The Nsn amenshly failed
and only when that eloquent AMI high minded orstw.
Edward Everett forced TIE country recognise the dsgr>e
which threatened thst hey evnced Interest In ~
*on The result ~ tina, awakened interest the foundaes
Of IaHes National corritee, whose object rsss
~ Edward Everpt and others equally prssewvhy
tired large fund the object which this Asspciayu
created ha. not yet been fe-s larger amount 20
necessary They believe that series ~ Festivals " the chs
rster prp@ed given throughout the enre country ~m
materially the fund They Confidently se the
port sympathy ard cooperation Of AL parots IN HE
meet laudable cue prise - -.