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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19
ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,

N.NEf E COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
..-.--no.t Pa, viii attend TO all business
-r.s,ei 90 his care, with prompJnes and
.f.E. Office in Temperance Block, sec
iaar Main st. l0:l
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f..-... =. = D. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesbu.-
Gr,..,L. 20 "a, seven miles north of Cou-
'''' on The Wellsyillc Road. 9:4f
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IOIDEKSPORT HOTEL,

a-ASSAIRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
\ ~ '"+ second Streets, Coudersport, 10.
'f IA ga
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f. W. KNOX,

...tEI At Law. Coudersport, Pa, will
n. s.g attend the Courts in Potter and
-s .aLg Counties. l0:l
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TEE POTTER JOURNAL,
srFD gvERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY
ThOS. =. Chase,

lam all Letters and Communications
, ...s h. addressed, 10 secure attention.
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cUDERsPoaT Pa THURSDAY AUGUST i 1853
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w Nos 5sI and s6s Broadway.

IA
NOVELTY After NO s Ely.
T1BI2E%Ux o. SOUTHERN S LIFE Asb soEssRy
Thousands who have Witnessed their Representation
SUPERIOR MERIT.
Our discriminating ESfs s' Ev II S9isp9''A
WORK OF GENIUS
which will bear the rigid criticism OF
FAINTER ard SCULPTOR
The artistic groupings Of the v,g Figures with the CONGO
e1quisey he'd present incompatible
sUPERBLY GRAND PICTURES.
The first OF these tabieAnS y a ,. ..
EooN' "a, sohNr on me Mis Wa ~, nv IN
rolling cotton on the evee The effect OF this scene is truly
The second ,abiean represents Southern
The a sspds WORK w e a..n A
res.ng them The uhiunsss Of this scene yin be at once
lodged BY any one who has travelled through the to-
The third Se snsssas ksE FfsFiSa q
the sa s 81 %
delight seem TO be ID Tie seventh heaven Of enjoyment
Inc ''1 AN EVENING CORN HUsKING SCENE.
group Of happy sGored folks are in The plea
merry fellow who is tn phanuy displaying the prize ear
and canning his rewara-a hiss.
,h Ut If" EVA sEabisG THE BlRIE TO UNCLE TOM
M & Ga nd w m
>erence. This s picture which must please all
Inc 'A'' ana sos %sss1 At ! UNION SQUARE
y sunrise The equestrian Statue Of Washington seen 10 the
irg up with admiration Father his Country This
finished by beautiful display of pyrotechny, and in
spires The beholder with
VENERATION AND PATRIOTISM.
The effect of pictures witnessed from the ardo
rum would be hard describe They 10 be reflected
from a mirror, and resemble
ELEGANT AND ARTIsTIC PAINTING
with its light shade and It's superb nts The
energy which haa sdyan the Ethiopian entertainment
Sanaafd OF excellence which has rendered II the most
POPULAR, INNOCENT AND INSTRUCTIVE PASTIME
of the present day. exhibited To greater degree Ia the
dncton Of this
GREAT NOVELTY.
Notwithstanding the immense outlay attending this enter
prise and the
GREAT VARIETY or ADJUSTMENT,
he rice o admission still aims the same,
rs CENTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DURTOE'S THEATRE.-M0NDAY DEC. g. WILL Bt
ID presented for the first time Ia this country,
Miss vANDENHOfF'S
new and highly successful play entitled


and highly successful play, entitled
WOMANS HEART.
OPINIONS LONDON PRESS ITS PaoDufrios,
The intrinsic beauties OF this play ani the chrnns acting
OF Mis- Vandenho won for enthusiastic verdict OF aus
cess-Ifmes
Miss yandenhos personaon Of the heroine repete
with and sweetness and she delivered her smooth
neatly turned sentences with charnag AMI detey
The announcement of Womsns Heart for continued repe
ton was welcomed with reiterated cheers from a densey
crowded house-Morning Herald.
Very indeed Il the pro- uctior 81 play OF such ser
ordeal Of modern taste, pregnant with beautiful poetry tine
thoughts sweety ano deeatey expressed The herne was
charmpgy by Miss vandenho who could not but
thoroughly feel character created by her own
genius-Day News
isona is the greatest the play and beautifully
did Miss Vandenhoh sustain Never have witnessed
graceful and touching performance The pure sen
ment and deep poetry OF the blind girls mind most NATL
rally expressed thrilling the audience with pahos which
struck to the hearts OF all and produced perfect storm OF APP
plause.--Morning Post
The part of the heroine sons blind girl played by
for which she is the audience with
her throughout Lady u Newspaper
When Mr. Vandenhn led forward his daughter enthDsia
raised To the highest PITCH could fail to gladden. the
heart to find that the OF his child both
hoess and actress so highly overwhelmingly Des
patch.
The language rises into exquisite poetry conveys les
that must mend the manners and improve the heart
Never anything and classic than her
We viii be bound say that thought unit for
clustered nun vest pail awakened throughout that
play.-BiacKwoods Magazine
of the auhoress and classic artist Miss Va den
ho the interest OF the occasion will be increased by the intro
ducton American of the distinG ushed lgsh
tragedan. Mr.. SWINBOuRNE
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MEDICAL.
A W GOTHAM " ID. ~ RECTOR STREET. xsrAB-
"A. lshed 1879. 0nce hours from A. NJ 70 A. NJ, sun
days excepted
RoCToR WARDS ONLY OFFICE, 4s BROADWAY.
~ southeast corner q Browne street second door room To-
a. NJ oil IAN
y>s WATSON $50 RRoowE STREET, SECOND BLOCK
west ~ Broadway once hours from In The morning
IN the evening
IA NJ LARwONT, ~ MERCER STREET, CORNER or
~ Spring Opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel New York Omcs
ours from 10 A. NJ un r. NJ, except sundays
np RALPH "a BfrgcKFa sTREFr.-uOURs iox
~ 70 q aud from I'll . IN the evening.
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uCTIoN NOTICE.
IA Large sale Of rich and costly
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
P.anoorte, pari0r suits painting and works Of
a. - HYNAkD, AUCrIOSEER,
Will sell THE day Monday, Dee the private residence No
~0West Twenty sixth street sixth the catalogue
embracing the largest and best Of household frn
present sale TO comm l0i, O'Clock.
PARLoRs.
Two suits richly carved covered rich bro,ade consisting
armehairs. reception chairs eight
parlor chairs rosewood eegeres suary marble superb
table Turkish and reclining chairs rosewood
and bookcase lined with satin wod French plate
pier and maute mirrors lace curtains velvet carpets and
10 match. ..-
Rosewood octave panofore carved legs iniad with pearl
ard pear order by maker and
500 stool covered In brocade embrodered cloth
-. -.
ly celebrated superb copy OF the Madonns two large
paintings England BY Nohcoe, fruit piece winter
scene. &c, hne engraving -.
French china dinner and sets rich cut glass ocean
fora roSlets VINES and silver plated caster
spors f0rk cake basket dessert Knives rich cut bohemian
glass liquor ivory handle knives and forks. &c oval
mirrors eight day clock curtains and shades Brussels carpet
&c. -
Richly rosewood bureaus beds,eads washsands
fas chairs hair mattresses passes feather
beds holsters pillows sheets blankets richly painted China
Toilet stands &c Sale positive, rain OF shine
Deposit required Of all purchasers.
BA competent viii be In attcni dance n pack
ehp the goods Catalogues be had a. the house the
tu0ru ~
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SHIPPING.


CAIIroRSIA LINE VIA NTcARAGUA.-oFrICE or
- he American Atlantic and Pacific ship Canal Company,
Nh The is sssmsss wAsIsSroS, Churchill commander
81 y TIM my % o, % y ss
On s. Day AZ w. . have s ps n sss
lie amounts paid this company presentation and return
q their tickets Il Tie once Of this company No Bowling
w..husce hourly s,pssea e arrive and y. BE i'm
Persons hsrefs who have BY her and who
desire wait until she arrives wil be Forwarded BY said
steamer after her arrival whan div
NrorIcE-THE STEAMSHIP NASHVILLE, BEING
JAMES fDGFK wi her place therefore there wiz be
no steamer % "Wednesday nesi, Dec s
ToR SAVANNAH AND FLoRrDA-THE AxERIcAy
steamship IL NIsyIiLE, John \: ~ Sommanier. Nj
Y w. - N n ssst, ssn6 h ,as,rn,s.s a..
IS frSas Sss sss,. . Ssw Si:.ss s, -
and Golansus, s asscn. al August 90 Freight %
S SP s apply ;"a T. III co. se s
The MONTGOMERY succeeds saturday, Dec. i.
SIZED I FoR skrASs oi2A aSp FLORIDA
Lyon VIII leave wcine.day De. aisP ~, fon pier
SO tNCih river through aeke,s e,u se bal &c the fosw
ing places fare low BY any other steamers IRON New
Ns y" ~ Sss nses 80 ~ wss a., vouyomrrv
IA So A,Isn'. =, CO s. s,ssy O. ~. cOiunSa Ga
B1P.r-oas wi.hius ihrossh uese,. ms, amply one
hour segre Vie departure n r. sar .s x y pas
shkT Apply" cN"tff - W.
The Augusta cart s. wooihu win succeed and sad on
Saturday, Dec. II, at3PM
L'oR the SOUTH Wa CuAnLssroS. $. Q.
IL Gaxsr sxpvcrtos " PASSAGE -
FIRST class cabin passage us Deck ~
Through IN fshpura or less
weekly United States mai aide wheel sieam hp line
The favorie steamship JAMES ADgER, X. ADAMS com
mandcr viii leave pier No North river saturday Dec.
Through tickets 10 the following places may be had -
To Montgomery .S26 70 tolumhta = y sttl9
To Atlanta ........ ~ To Jacksonville. Pa. n
To Augusta .,....,.... ~ To Pilaika Fa........... =
:" SrbrroRp TfrFsToS a co, ~ broadway
The MARION. Captain Foster vii succeed on "Wednesday,
Drc. Is.
IroR PORTSMOUTH City POINT AVN RICHMOND
in The United states mail steamship ROANOKE. Captain
Thouss Skinner viii lerve Wednesday the -h inst at
O'Clock NJ from No ~ North river She viii arrive AZ
Portsmouth the afternoon and At Petersburg th follow
ing morning Passengers for the south will proceed ~ the
great southern mail line Those for Richmond viii arrive
here early Friday morning Travellers will End his the
cheapest pleassnest and expeditions roue Passengers
nom %dsd T So LSbEas = Srosissy ''
NRrAr UNITED STATES MAIL SOUTHERN srstN
NJ ship lines for Havans and Key West, Fla, via Charles
ton cTbe splendid and favorite steamship ISABEL Cap
wlissn Rollins viii leave Charleston for Key West and
Havana the an and loh Of each month The Charleston
day Saturday, Al so'clock NJ from pier No north
river conperng with The ISABEL for The above porss
Through tickets rnay be had on aypllcatonte
sroFSoRD, rTtxsfcN 4 co, ~ Broadway
w ANTPD To CHARTFR-A NUMBER or LIGHT
w drauRm coasing schooncrs; viii give steady employ
"''"" "Pp' siiafFgR MASTERS
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS or
u HITCHCOCRs NATIONAL CONCERT HALL,
OPEN EVERY EvEsiSG. = "''''''
SPLENDID SINGING, ..-
FASCINATING DANCING.
New scenery, elegant decorations with entire com
rany Of comic and sentimental singers and dancers forming
The most varied and amusing entertainment The saloon -
warmed BY patent heaters aud may be considered the
NE PLUS ULTRA
Of the city Admission including refreshments.
JERRY MERRIEIELD, stage Manager.
MILE. PoISsoT AMI THE HuGUEyors THIS EVEN
M ing-Possively her last appearance t. morrow Pic
COfOMINTS Beneht-LICTA III LAMMERMOOR with
RRIGNOLI an act of MAKTYRI On Wednesiay-Last
THE ARTISTS OF OUR CITY HAVE COfdFCrED THE
rcan painter and they will be exhibited Al the National AGA
which have been gasuossy offered for the purpose By that
society.
The opening win take place on Monday 9Th Hours from
"a. 10 10 n w. Admission rs cents
To The collection Will be added pictures painted expressly for
the by the artists connected with this movement and
which they have kindly conubued. -
THE close ~ the exhhfon the works exhibited will I've
cold auction By Mr.. Henry H. Leeds a the Academy Of
Design,
address IN reference this exhibition ard American
generally VIII AZ the request ~ The artists be delivered By
James r. BRADY Esl II witch due notice vii be given.
The amount reccivc for THIS lecture and The net proceeds
Of The sales viii be given 10 Mrs Ranney and her children
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"A 'N'''"' GssSD GALA FESTIVAL
OF DrcEsHnR IA, 10 AID rs,
u" 40 " INC MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION.
The Ladies' Executive Committee o. he Noun. vernon Ae
@ Ts Ss S ss
or,nn. s-., a. ca ..s ,, t;srIy I
rely has offered DE p.sis
On Ss'd' oss g r. "; p s,,sflv..
wan ~ GRAND FULL DRESS BALL.
on scale u unprecedented brancys great number Of 90
i " sns every S. o. os ~
occasion - -
Conductor q The mpera Bale q France and Director Of ~
PRINCIPAL SOLO PLAYERS.
'"" MONSTER ORCHESTRA
the which produced such sensation sprnsh
the Concerts fsTf Pr S Sasf n n AMERICA
THURSDAY xS Si y s n s;SSsf s G:S
". fssTeuMFSrAL PROMENADE CONCERT.
under The united direction q
Conductor of the New SP,s Fs,,S.I%Sq,t soc'e'y and
when he splendid B.i deeor.ion. vii ss retainer.
On Saturday Dee - ne I.irs p sy q
coNBfsAfioS or oRarfoSs
psstot which wi be give. ..,
cosssscise Al i2S.
rv,srsc, AZ octocs. - -
The frttee beg " hA n cofFesp8
m.ny popular public orators several
Kindly offered their aud from others
favorable 10 daily expected.
The an psrcu with egsrd the prices Of admssp.
~ the orsors patrons, managers Ac VII be given -
"'"''e 70 TIFF PUBLIC.
II sure four years since public attention hrA
imminent which Mount
sused As regards IL possession all attempts made for the
81 influencing Congress the Tomb
Washington The property % the Nation smeuiaby failed.
and only when that eloquent and high minded orator
Everett forced the country recognise Disgrace
which that they evinced interest in ts posses
the result Of that awakened interest the oundaon
Of ladies' National Committee, whose object 70 rs'sS
for the purchase OF Mount Vernon Though The lsbor
large fund yet the object for which Sssociscs
created hss not yet been nSeda larger amount ycs
They believe that series 81 Festivals 81 the cha
acser proposed given throughout the entire country VIZ
materially increase the fund They confidently scn W sup
port sympathy and cooperation Of all patriots In h19
MIss NARY NORRIS HAMILTON
Vie ReSe for state Of New yerk.
Mrs. geor0e pa,crof Mr. Nillsru fillmore.
q ~ pe.ees p.psh FRI John MacGregDr.
Ms Joho sber ro,s Mrs o. NJ kirklanc,
Ms ch.rle.p faiv Mira Lewis Rutherford,
Mrs MarshsI o. Roberts, Ms ,niner braish.
Mrs A. w. Bradford, w donn Jay
Mrs Edward Cooper, h$ " Ao~n reu.
Nrs Pierre Van Corusndt MS sdmund schrveS.
Gouverneur Morris. MS Aionko rage
Mrs samuel stevens. Ms Amsss fIker.
Mrs Johnston Livingston, Mrs v s'lfasn,
Executive Committee Noun, Vernon Association.
HfffF PoISsor AND TIE HUGUENoTs rIIIs EVEN
III ing Positively her last appearance morrow, PIC,
COTDNfNrS Reneht-fuCtA - bANNFRNOOR. with
RRtaNOLT: acl q MkRrNRi On wedncsiay-iast
UrauJ Ntt4ee
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DENRv H LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xn !,

III NY. y ssusi q ss NO y
aueon Tuesday Dec ~ iois O'Clock Al our s,esroor
Ne q street mortgage sRle o furniture without ~
consisting " mahogany sofas marble centre
mahogany chairs and eegeres e, cornces veve, carpets
ingram stair carpets polished OAK extension table m hNu,ny
rufker mahogany marble ton huwesus washssands
olclrh silver plate, ssir ros table spoons r,ers
msh0sany hesstceds euanee painted SUIT hair mattresses
chant glasses, wire do stove &C. including geneai
rtnenL
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howard sCHENCK, AUTHORITARIAN v A Y. ".
II SCHbNckIhis day, 6th inst ut u O'Clock. AZ their
saesroon NO 80 Nasau street fr aspunt N whom may
cnncern three certificates Of school university lands Of Mar
quee county Wisconsin, 10 each being coaters Of
note OF 2. q. F0ntane past due
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RARNUMrs MUsEUM.-sECOEDw WEEK AND WHOLLY
ID unparalleled of the zAvISTOwskI Troupe
posed upwards % Twenty Talented Children whose <,
and freshness well ability the theme Of
logy. First time Of spectacular
ballet action entitled THE ARAB GIRL: or The B.douio1
Haunt Elegant combination of romic pieces singing
ing &c. MONDAY Dec. 6, 1853. IN the
The evening oclss diyer',ng burleslns opera. rHK
WREN juvenile Com.dsns FOLLOWED sy Bale, Dverts.s-
by Maser Fred only ave old To conclude with e
spectacular panomime and ballet dacoD, prcdnced BY =.
Zavsowshi called THE ARAB GIRL; Or The BedornS
Haunt NcDe. The Arabian Princess BY the Infant Ahce.
Atrial her sister by la Petite Emene The
characters by the whole % the ZAyfSToWskI TROUPE.
The elegant and Incompatible Aqnsrs ami River
Gardens with their oddities Happy
Family Living serpenis all 10 be the time
without expense Adnitsnce all Is Chiidron
unde rs
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nfrTr- Porysor AND THE HUGUENoTs RMS EVEN
III ng Positively her last appearance romorrow, PIC
rOTDNfNfS Reneht-fuCfA - bANNFRIOOR, with
RRfaNOlT. an aci q MkRrNRf On wedncsiay last
UrauJ Matinee
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4 ssIoSKE ) SALE or FIVE COLD JEwELRY. WATCH

A ssIoHEE SALE or PINE GOLD JEwELRy. WATCH
poSGhTY' .sciioneer MI sell iii. day Dec g. at
lo O'Clock nj No 70 Nassau stree. large assortment q ars
hunuss open faced patent lever ehronomeier and de-
.eea lever watcher sTes s 1n S rr snn. Of
variety goldfob chacaiue and guard chains
Cor sale wen worthy The attention q purchasers
AUCTION sAiE-READY MADE CLOTHING, &C, A.
a n chlsrALhs Ageiianesr ~ Bowery W. =, . ssl
a ~. on ~ 80 ~ 800. IA se,t, IN
ciosh aad velvet vests and cloths shirts ard
rrunei and ri CATERS shoes slippers; boots Ae
DC also large Ut Of far cuts uppsts nuns capes &C. &c
AUCTION NOTICE.
s,aip,inrs MIRRORS brsn1cs vases. kc
Fi~ PLAIT suciioserr eaee loo Naicn lsne vii
Eleventh street near siath sysnge s
Two suits covered in rich hrocaae 20 in silk velvet
ROSEWOOD eereres Turkish sud reception chr. cnire and
sers bon,e sisusIy Vases a,9n ',s,asss h.ss
wcod velvet and Brussels carpets rugs % match
Ro.oo seven osTs Si,sS1srs richly carved laa
With pearl and solid pear keys male BY cts maker and cost
superb 81 pealngs the M.onna ~ cseres two matched
hey water srene. fruit pe,s , ,sAe,;.ns
SOLID rosewood bed,icass bureaus wa.hs,and. cemuodes
urp hair mattresses paasscs feather beds blankets sheets
couch. arm chairs, rockers clocks eareis rugs ac
OAK extension table sae arm Ss,r French china dining
and tee sets eh cut and engraved gassware silver plated
ivory handle knives and trks &c sale ~ commence
lnf clok precisely IN the basement competent PER
will he aendance 10 pack ard ship the goods cash
deposit required % all purchasers.
TCTfuN SALF-M, L. PHILLIPS WILL SILL THIS
~ day II the hazaar No n Crosby street number ~ good
work horses and second hsnd iop harness. sc
BAdvances made All personal property ef for sale
INWARD scHENcK, .AuCTToSEER by Aru
" SCnFNCk.-On Tuesday aud wednesday, Dec. and 4
nj ii clock each day ~ their sesroo No 3Nassau street.
errcrb fancy goss consisting IN part Of elegant marble
bronze and china cock superb bronze ngures and
groups magnificent Parisn and siatueties richly de
French china dinner aud tea sets French china
and bohemian glassware ~ great variety All
perh siver plated ard coffee sets walters Vt all sizes
cake baskets music b9yes and large assortment Of
rich goods making " the Finest sales Of the season
howard scHRSCK, AUTHORITARIAN lar,
~ stIfNCK On Monday, Dec. O. n ~ O'Clock, 1T their
aesroom - Nassau street IN importer stock 81 elegan ~
CARAT gold hunting and face detached and patent overs
w the best makers diamond pins and rings Floren'ne and
Nonan Mosaic carbance forenue enaue and 9tier
sets ~ brscecte pins and earrings vest guard ard hene
chains sleeve buttons stads nus assortment az or
sne ewery sale perempry, for cash, BY order Of the
Sss9uee.
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IIERTs A MOSS. AUCrfONFres WILL, SELL on
IL "Wednesday Dec l0}s O'Clock At No 5b Pine street.
stock ~ choice groceries coffee sugars
liquors. Havana segars spices, fruits champsgne family
sap candies Sc. Ac suitable for holldac nse sale
a,eremrtory. Catalogues Al sale.
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krIBLo's GARDEN
IN poory q n 6tg, 10 NfS
Trkss 81 ccpts Children - csn.s
circle trn,by street 70 cenis
Pr, ale Loxea ... 81 Orchestra occurred .si
TIP GREAT KAvEL COMPANY
ard
yRCA MATTHIAS
but eleven nights longer
MONDAY LvEnIsC, Dec 6,
JoCKO fhv regucap
TIFF PESTfy 50 DsNSArTF.
by Urea Mathias Lima wipiei Miss Frances Mona hrheu
tbs sCeoDl4MASTEt. -.
AricAs
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ErRsT PACKET FOR NEW ORLEANS TIN SPLEEN.
III did fist sailing packet ahp FRANCIS CUTTING Capt
Poaf win ss TUESDAY next Dec 4 Her accommodations
for All clssscs q superior who VIII be
low particulars apply board pter
~ East river 10 rAPSCOTT CO.. So South street ~
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Nv
w sUTrCf-ALrFgsT alton or TINE
Doors open n, 6lS 10 commence nj O'Clock.
MONDAY, Dec O.
Two Charming Comedies.
A GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND
Mr., LESTER wAiIACE Mr. BROuuUAM,
Mrs. HOEY, Mas MARY CANNON. Mrs. ar,oAN
Mrs. r v Pios Miss Te S'D" Mr. cuirrsSDhtx,
all Ia favorite and original Characters.
MIR. W tii.AGh,
having recovered from his aroacted and ness will
FIRST APPEARANCE IN TWO YEARS
SHAKSPERIAN CHARACTER,
In which the pubic of New York have always accorded him
20 THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
will be produced for the occasion, With
A MOST POWERFUL CAST.
New and Superb Scenery, tostumea and Decorations,
from the hest atanabe authority and the play produced
throughout with the
GREATEST CARE AND LIBERaLITY.
AURA KEENE ) THEATRE, 62i BROADWAY.
IL EIGHTH WEEK
TOM TAYLoR's GREA, ORIGINAL COMEDY,
SEVEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS,
having bet n wit, essed during that time by upwards OF
SEVENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
view of the achieved this the
cement would respectfully announce the
FIFTIETIi MIGHT OF IT'S REPRESENTATION.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. g. 1883,
AND EVERY NIGHT
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Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon on board.
The Of these ships will not he accountable for go
silver bullion Specie ewelry precious stones metals
less bills of adng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. For freight or passage appiyto
h. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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SYNOPSIS or SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
ACT I

ACT I
SCENE Informing Room Trenchard Manor. Amy
Servants gossip inerant Office much err.d
tous than the official slow coach unknown locality where
Brateboro Vermont Florence; transatlantic letter;
dead branch OF the genealogical tree rcsuscaed Interest
invalid unexpected arrival American cousin;
siny affection checked, unsatisfactory luncheon chow
der. slaplacks no nothing an American drink brandy
sTashes chain lightning
SCENE tIROOm In frencha-d Manor ..Thorne
model lawyer and n drunken clerk debt the Nemeais;
financial panic, old but release; fraud I'm
specve terrible price daughters happiness for fathers
safety female Robin Hood hopeless inebrsy noble
luton.
SCENE III A Dressing Room Almy
small wardrobe not to be lost sight Of spirit Of Yankee
rosy aroused hair dye ANXIOUS inquirer therefor
upimaginabe apparstuson string unexpected rain
Come tabieAux and end Of Actl
ACT H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-06

A UCTf0S N0riCF.-A FAMILY WISHING TO AVOID
"A the Inconvenience % auction, viii sell private
ths day AL the household furniture contained in the private
house 1853 Ninth door from Twenty first
Consisting In part Of solid rosewood paror suits IN
Frsh and crimson and gold brocatel
pier tables etegeres pier
mirrors MI kinds Of rosewood and mahogany bedroom fnrn
ture chairs sofa bedseads bureaus bedsead hair mstres
feather beds holsters and pillows Brussels and agrain
carpets Also splendid sewing machine lot Of dining and
Kitchen furniture, &c, &c