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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09
Eg The MisChigau City Enterprise sa,

Eg The Mischigau City Enterprise says
there is man living in that county-Mr
L. D. Phllips-who received a patent about
seven years since for submarine boat, and
who will probably receive from the English
Government half E million dollars for the use
of this vessel. The London Times speaks of
it in terms of the highest praise. A few years
since there was much talk about this boat;
but we have heard nothing concerning it for
some time past, until the statement of the
.-ondon Times appeared, showing that it is
probable Mr. Phillips will at least be compen-
sated for long years of toll and the inventive
genius which enabled him to produce the
vessel in question. The boat can be sunk
with several men in it, and be propelled un-
der water, remaining there several hour:
without any communication with the surface
| Il can be made to rise and sink at pleasure
rapidly or slowly, SO thatit would become i.
! time of war one of the most effective anC
destructive of all Obstructive engines. W,
congratulate Mr.. Phillips on his probabl
| success.
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NOTICE.

To the Creditors Of tie Huntingdon, Cam
6ria and hdiana Turnpike Road Cons-
7odny:
That the Court of Huntington county, st the
January term, 1859, appropriated the sum At
$3.50 ,03 to pay to creditors. seven-tenthS of ore
per cent. on the amount of their claims, on whicl
former dividends have been declared, which
will pay on the presentation of their certificate.
Of deposite by themselves or their agents.
JOHN S. iSETT,
Sega,eStrator.
Snrnce Creek. Feb. o. ls59.-l4-St.
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? AY UP! PAY UP !!

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned, Ly
Note Book Account or otherwise, are requested
to settle their respective accounts. on or before
the lst day of April 1859, or l will be compelled
to proceed against them according to law.
VIM. LENNON. NJ. D.
March, 9. 1S59-16-4t.
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4, - Brazil has 81 vessels of war, nearly
,,e ssuy as the United States, 80 of which
q nno noe steamers. Her standing army is
M men, and her National guard 400,-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09
Lunch Lao in Missouri T,oo men hun

Lynch Lao IN Missouri THO men hung
st. Louis March I'd. The St. Joseph cor
respondent of the Republican, under date of
the 9th ult. states that special messenger
had arrived from Plata City. bringing in
formation that Mr. Day and his son. coClined
on the charge of running of negroes, were
fcrcbly taken from the Jail on a previous
night, by mob of three hundred persons
and hung The reason assigned for the out
rage is that the Court would acquit them on
the ground that Plata county was not the
proper district to try them.
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Report COntradicte0.

ST. LOUIS, March 2d-The ST Joseph
papers of the 2Sth ult and lst inst have
been received, but as they contain nothing of
the reported hanging of Mr.. Day and his son
at Plata City, the story is doubtless an un-
mitigated hoax.
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Gold Bracelets, Armets. Neck Chains Cameo
Florentine, Mosaic and Gold Stone Sets, Cola
and Silver Th;mbles. Gold Ear Drops, Rings
Breast Pins, Bosom Studs, Sleeve Buttons. Cuff
Pins, Lockets, Keys, Sea f and Shawl Pins. and
other articles, worth from SO cents to $12.
all COMMUNICATIONS must be addressed to
\. N. BROWN, & CO.,
l23 South Third street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Agents wanted in all parts Of the United States
and Canadas to sell Books Music, Jewelry. Gold
Pens. Pencils, &c, and receive subscriptions for
the RED, White AND BLUE.
Catalogues and numbered Certificates, will be
sent to those wishing to act as Agents. No
capital eghire1.
PhilaFefphis. March 9. ls59-lG-I3w
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For thirty long years It has maintained unsul-
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continent Of America,
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"HARD TIMES NC NlORE.r

ANY PERSON (Lady or Gentleman in the
United States. possessing small capital Of from
So to s. can enter into an easy and respectable
business. by which from s. 10 SO per doy can
be realized For particulars. address. with stamp
w. r. ACTON & co.
Il North SIXTH It. PMILAD'A.
March 81 1868 m
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Il. a.. NOON,

n Q. Q. F-Highland Lodge No sssss:sssk
Il. 428 meets every. WEDNESDAY sSS
vening at their Hall on High St., in
rfs upp<r stTJo ahosmakrr's sters
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THOMAS MCCONNELL, }
JOHN BEARER, SCommis
ARIEL LLOYD, si0nerS.

GEO. c. X. ZAHM, Clerk.
Commissioners Office, T bcnsburg,
January, 26, ISj9.-I0.
\. B.-The Commissioners III also meet at
the house Of Michael j. Smith. in the village OF
GaltZin, on F:iiday. the 8th day of April oext,
for me purpose Of hearing any Of the taxable IN
babtants in that part of Allegheny tOwnshl?
who my wish 70 appeal.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-09

Ey- See advertisement of DR. Sandford' 5
Liver 1nvigorator."
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1.JleO

In Armagh. on Tuesday afternoon, February
22d, JOSHUA NJ. BARKLEY, ESD, Of indiana co.,
u,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
Mobile Races.
From the Mobile Tribune we extract the follow
ing summaries of the races over the Magnolia
Course on Thursday and Friday last:

From the Mobile tribune WefeNuact ttc IoiloW-
ing summaries Of the races over the Magnolia
Course on Thursday and Friday last:
SUMMARIZE
NAeSryi, ASSOCIATIONS COURSE - Winter Mefng.T Third
assh j one Forfeit The Association
sod Hsrss rs e aI lii Stake Closed with ts So@g
i Hunters eh. colt shesro by Iecone, dsm Pieayune
\ sesnsss 81 lily Is Gencee, dam imp ehtsetfeid
" s. s a. y ss e. SSsn a be n SALLY p IT.
l. K Rishars e ily by Lesome dun Evergreen BY -
j csnpssis sh so 81 Wagner dam Fanny Campbell
csapseis sh colt :, Glencoe Little Emily b
H Il 6hspts i . odd iso,r by imp Sovereign
H IL oisvel's s. c i,isiaii iii BY Brown Dick, dam by
imp Besha,sar, grand dam by imp. Barefoot pd. It.
Time, 2:00--1:53s.
es sss Rsodnss sas% ssiss sa lsss
Y years old BY GeorsS Elliott dam nar p hsp ss
Sovereign, dam IL oihso, ;.......;..... 2
VIM ooii,lIs, 5 & N,a"is B., BY Glencoe dam by =,
ST. dnsas tss sfs' wsl, B. colt a years old a
II sp ss,a sn fS1f colt s Hyy
Time, i:494--l:5al-1:5
On Friday it rained heavily in the morning, and
fairly poured down when the horses were called
following is the 5.s
/ = NJ NJ N Il
r NJ r;, n Il ,sso Association" Purse
~ 1T Nh ~ ,s aa;,a I,a a.g, ~. ~
A. RIGGS a. T. b. Moore . ,. colt Marengo, 4years old,
chcsham .lseSsens III Tnnssrs years old, by .
Epsilon dam Kate King by Priam :
n, !; iangge q years e' s Drown dis
Time, 6:15-6:l64 -6:164-6:27a.
The Tribune says:
The condition of the track accounts for the time.
By all who witnessed the race it was given up that
rnf1di ytpr
- z IA. ~ -, traoI" o Q
sS
Natchcz kSacess mj E
---s>-----
Ero,,, 4bo Natchnz Courinr We extract the follow
iioi' s' = -tN - = d
ing summary OF the first days race, on Iuesuay
IL. -. Az. ,,,,,rs.,;. f-o,rsa which the Courier
rronopnces the hest so far ever RIM over that
r. ~ ' -
track:
SUMMARY -5l- #
a., a SwSS.ss ssfa, * am - w $500 -
non. Ssn s' s. So Ru Alexander nv Epsilop
Aou I y 4. y 49, 49, : = - ~ = I 4
dam ~ Glencoe II ~, &c
" N - = n.nor ss e1- =. A ~ " 'o' U.s. " l q
~ p ianE ma + ! 1,.,,.,. ~ ex;ntnn dam
q = I;a Il N. s.isn.s ~, ~ Map;ha MaIone
" i Minors ch q Reserre by Iecom,e, out Of La
yictime nv Relshayzar Observation-Disclosures. pd. IT,
Tme--l.4a l:49 ISL
.as' !, ~,
fn,lou;no ranort
THE NArcHEz STAkE.-A sweepstakes for twoyear ODDS
colts "a lbs fles and gelngs allowed pounds heats one
Ct ss spa a ade e rse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
altw Orleans lau Trpl Shftt onay aurn 9mhs

the mine, as speedily as possible. The Pinal scout
have as yet done notling-thcy are encamped on
the San Pedro, and, like old Wilkins Micawber,
are waiting for something to turn up, we sup
Pinals we're lying in the mountains round about
watching their movements. DIR. steck the Indian
Agent was trying to collect them together. BY
means of a large horn to receive the $1,000
Indian Department, to these mule stealers and
women scalperS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
Skn GrIsars Aailp Crescent.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER -, 1884,


AZ Later from Rrownsvalle.
The steamship Indianola, CAPT Flanders, rom
Braxos Santiago 18th Inst, reached this city on
SATURDAY morning 1t 10 o'clock, Her n'.lser n
forms do that It was reported At Rrownsvc that
Cortina had gone III miles higher up thc Rio
Grande and 100 of Carayajals men had Joined
Him. Another report was q The effect that Cor
tina las crossed the Rio Grande into Mexico,
where thc junction with Carayajal was Effected,
The following troops were at Brownsville three
companies United States artillery, one company
III regiment cavalry, Capts. Tobin's, Tambreau's
and Hamptonss companies Of Rangers, numbering
IN Ill about I75 Regulars, and $50 Rangers. The
Indianola was detained at Brazos five days BY .
norther. 49,
s. Left in port -schr. Florence for New York; schr
Sea Drift, for Mobile, ready for sea schr. Cactus,
Just arrived from New York; United States revenue
cutter Dodge. In lat % deg. 90 long. 81 passed q
schooner water-logged; had apparently been in
that condition from ten to fifteen days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
THE CHOICEST WINES AND LIquoHs may be found

at Mr. Sewe T. Taylor Is and Is Royal by those who
would bring the aid of wine 10 cheer the heart Of mani this
joyous of the year When the wines this importing
house sparkle the social board the guest may feel the crafty
ing consciousness that he has the opportunity Of mbbng
genuine and delicious what will quicken his blood and
ethereaze his spirits genial glow Of mind and matter
bned Good wine and liquor in moderation,
hurt but helps health and happiness and these good
wines and liquors assnredy be had Mr. Tayor where
the pu may always rely that he getting sup
poses that he is and what he is paying for Some of the choice
brands in which he deals mentioned in advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WAR

FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, ETC
The wholesale and retail trade in Watches ewery silver
and fancy articles pistols and cutlery etc. represented
by houses in New Orleans prominent place among
which is occupied by Joseph liuy Co. 50 Canal street.
door above thastreS street We refer advertisements
ing readers that transactions with this house will he advanta
geous purchasers as all nnwgl believe who know either OF
The sentemen of tic firm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

DIRECT IMPORTATION WINES, LIQUORS, FRENCH
BLANKETS, grcMesrs Eug Rochereau Co., 6 and Is ST.
Louis have landing ships Keasage and John
White from Bordeaux and ship Gutenberg from Havre fine
brande champagne and other wines, French blankets ETC.
Dealers and will make ont reading nd
versements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
LAcEs, EMBRoIpER1Es AND FANCY Goops.-Dick.

LAcEs, EMBRoIDERIEs AND FANCY GooDs.--Dick-
sons lace embroidery and fancy store ls Canal street.
Of the mercantile features of the city, always exhibiting it
does extraordinary array of the beautiful and peculiar
chandise to which its dealings confined To very consider
able degree he has succeeded in concentrating the trade in these
articles ut his establishment and here be found whatever
novel excellent and he has his share of the sales of
such goods lie sells reasonably and his merchandise fresh
and desirable there many callers few of whom go away
emptY handed. Sec advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
AZ ELraANr CoNrEorIoNERr EsrAnL1snursr is

An ELEGANT CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT is
that which and celebrity No. 53 Camp street.
poste ST. Patrick Church. Conducted by r. A. Howard has
acquired very heavy Of business and uptown oiise
webbing Publication of any is complete unless the demo-
ion of certain quantity Of confectionery aud pastry ouss
from Howar's' is involved. His employees are very sklfu
and experienced in compromising sweets and they get up
most beautiful well the delicious wnri-and the
prices reasonable We direct attention of keeping
and all.nannging felix's to advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

FINE JEwELRY, WATCHES AND SILVER WARE
The store of Mr. H. 2. Buckley, Camp street very
giant establishment stocked is with brilliant costly
assortment of gerng in gold silver and gems. He
has Just received lot of very beautiful goods fine English
Swiss watches, the newest patterns of ewelry rings
breast pins bracelets aud pure silver ware, all of which lie
guarantees. Watches Iewey and silver will be made
ORDER by artisans of welknown skill Mr. BIS advertisement
M N columns,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
Loaslssa.,a Intell.ge.,ce.

E0Utl0UEQx
/ u going y press.
~ rv;,,s Naos,oJ;a II nov entirely in the
s 1 AZ "a n f,,sno,,
4 AAaas 81 IT, 0seph AZ nesuA' ~ a. - ''a'n'A
nay'ns witaa s &c = =, s., s. 7, 49,,
~ = 81
0sy VI -, $50.
49, ~ snSm at NJ saai almost ncl;ns
s1oa ~ 4 "a IN rnde behavior n
~ ~ .ssss nj II tha sesson. Our surar planters
SSvs nearly I'M finished grinding with the results
10 anticipated some time since. Not half crop
WI 1eass nos y - ,.v Mss
100 iase q ~ NV ~ ,,t . " r.
e NY 81 WI e ~ M, ~, Ds
e esumase Ms ~ W ,;s y
eoW on nsna, ~ s',A 80 80 -. Z
4 - 49, \ c 'AsEp ,.sAs
rrosn ff,e (JpeIousas Patriot Of Saturday last we
ss. Il is,,.,;, I, .sls
b - ~ ~. sso w
On Tuesday evening ABOUT O'CLOCK hsaxy ram IN
BOT CSlme fuIk w " ~ ~. ". " - ~
lssath n ~ polar regions. TIE Thermometer feA
aE0m A1en te@pefasure % ~ s.sezng p PUN; ~
aD0ut nan e1 n9Hs, ~ ars - = ;.S ~; @ E
me mercnEy stooa g ~ til os
mick lf1nG tnc Wy ~ y II. ~ W NJ
90 ut IL shove " degrees N ne shade, Wed
1le1t Wes lseiAAt,s t!,c couosI escl c4pe-
ence9 e sng ~ ", 5 ~ .s
AtOn 9 c0cA II ~ ~ ens 9 = w. W. 81. W;
M0thg q Innsaay ~ ~ 1egse.s. s: %" ~. IL
80 ana nan MSnes McA ; ]: uuans ~
night Az present we WeAtner q mooeratlng' ana
\ promises ~ De pleasaaInt. .-..,
.ss ,ss.as, n,,e,c,sas and WASHINGTON on Tues.
~ nisht. They we're returning with their teams
fFoM Washington when ne cold snap came up,
and beng very wet and perhaps llIue lntoAlcated
f1o0n sunk under the Influence 81 the cold, and
sNexe fo1nd ~ 4 discn nexs morning SUI frozen.
N 1he Polnte Gonpee Democfat q oasufday says
w ednesday iass az succession sa az N snis
81. ..V Il ~. O. -. =
-. IL $500 - d. ,o.,,
ssg from the GalroA Parish Loulsall'aA " the AV.h
& instant We extract the following ss s8a 81
We have had 4 succession of fine rains during
~ nat tKo weeks and the Macon il now in good
ssS III condition M To this point We are now
N s,nsr;enninr the coolest weather that has been
funwn N this parish since the winter of "a the
crog,nd and trees being covered with seet and ice,
mi the earth is frozen to the depth of half foot!
4 II presents the appearance Of a sketch we have
X seen of the frozen regions in which John Franklin
Y ana TIE brave hearts with him persisted. But we
are wandering.
1t has been SO cold that the lever that moves
the world, /, mely--Printer's Ink-froze, con
gealcd, got stubborn, played mule, and in iine Il
almost useless oa. w. are tEen 1 q excuses rlr
a. = hoh cnn+ains tba caliel in
Es,,ess 4 hoase Even The wheels If J,,stce have
1, igaad tho D;etrict Conrt which has heen
= sinS ars fy 5avs Ia aJionrned his
u ,s, bari,@ eaneht 4 sewere cold and If Il Al
; a,r i tn rat ,v;tnesses The result il
4hos 1arTe n,,,nber a. cases renoan untouched
;ncInsl;n no I'll fIe whole criminal docket.
~. H. -sS !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

EXTENSIVE CREDIT SALE or SLAVES AT AUCTION
One Hundred and Three Choice Plantation Hands.
BY C. z. GIRARDEY Il CO.,
AucTIoSEERs,
Office No. n Magazine
TUESDAY, the 2Oth December, 1859, conn
mencng II O'Clock precisely at public auction al the
City Hotel Common between Camp aud Magazine
streets, without reserve, will be sold -
One Hundred and Three Choice PLANTATION HANDS
likely young Men aud Boys thirty five Women
ard Gsingle and in families comprising Field Hands Nc
chanics and House all CHASING strictly No. ].
This gang will he the Office Of the Ancioneers the day
viots TO sale, for full inspection by the public.
R-1ERMSTwelye months credit for approved city fncorS
nrceptancrs bearing per cent interest if the Purchasers
prefer cast.
Catalogues giving full description may BIZ had the Office of
the alictinneers, do ttk2tW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

CREDIT SME.-15O LOIS Of lfate,' Cooling and
Ryaa7 tlwc call the attention of the trade to the sale of
win cr clothing bars, caps, Shirts drawers, umbrella etc.,
take place this day at 10 o'clock A. NJ at Blucc Ieau-
mea auction room, No II Char,ges street. Tenn, at ac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

HousE-FuRNIsHING GooDs.-All readers who are
housekeepers Interested in the advertisement Mr. Samuel
F. Moore 40 Camp street. which advertisement very
sets forth at length the great variety of essential
ing articles for sale in his and which, being purchased
will be delivered free Of charge purchaser any purt of
the city, Read the said advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

HARDWARE, Iron, CorPER, CARRIAGE FURNISH
ETcSee advertisement of Messrs John d. Bein
50 and 81 Camp street. whore they have stored the
heaviest stocks Of heavy In the country including
great quantities sns' ron boiler and all kinds of iron
copper MANILA bells chain cables plate boiled and
nseed OIL buggy, carriage wagon and furnish
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
\ GsAsp DIsrLAY Or NEW Day Goops.--Let n

& GRAkD DISPLAY OF New Day GOoDs.--Let no
whc anything in the dry goods line visit
~ store r. Reilly Co.. LIZ street. for
received BY late arrivals from Europe
North splendid assomens Of fall iportaiions evcry
thu that beautiful and fashionable in the Of goods and
saoska The extent and variety Of the stock offered
something for this large long established con
and the prices which The goods will be sold will
them on In doube quick time Honsekeeper and planters
Ind proper departments Of the completely stocked with
plantation and housekeeping dry goods have only ask for
article in either line to have it supplied very low
rates. The comprehensive advertisements which we this
olg publish speak sufficiently for the character Of great
stock n 3. Reilly Co. .5s y ~. es,,.
No MORE TASTEFUL AND GRATIFYING PRESENT
BE- nado esteemed friend relative the picture Of
~ DONOR and therefore advise those have not quite de-
tstned Is 70 what would be appropriate give at the
Furnished and spacious Messrs Anderson
BenF " Camp street and have anbrotypes photographs
gusreotpes done In that admirable style Of execution
ard 6nh which have rendered the accomplished artists Of the
establishment celebrated IN the Southwest Step examine
secmens and inquire prices and you viii pretty sure to walk
aw.y With picture Of yourself @
BARGAINS IN WINTER DRESS GooDs, SILKS AND
KnnaoDrRiEs We invite the attention Of our many lady
EeRdrrs 70 he advertisements of Mr. j. A. Brnsenan 5 Camp
street. sell very choice fashionable and
large stock Of winter dress goods saccia prices which are
plainly ret forth also cosk shawls scas at less than
cos The ladies will find at his heavy assortment Of
silks and emboidees such reduction prices as will as
sonish hem and tempt much to her ad
tantage His brocadc silk wonderful bargains indeed
and the prices and qualities hundred other articles are
equally astonishing and admirable.
BEAUTIFUL Books FOR THE HoLIDAys Mr. II.
D. Mctinnis Sc Camp street. lust got in fine coecto,
very beautiful appropriate books to meet The holiday de-.
nand the titles Of few Of which given in
among them The Munich Dresden Galleries Of Dt;sb
Art The Sratfod Gallery Gallery of Famous Poets !,
etc Resides these Mr. MEG for sale great variety az
- for 1,nIsd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

LADIES' AUCTION.
BY l.. A. LEVY, Jr., Il co.
l.. \. Levy, JE., Auctonecr,
Office "a Magazine street.
WEDNESDAY,, .1st inst, at 10 o'clock A,
w NJ the Mrs, Hpefir 80 GauD street between
Julia and St Joseph streets who rutires from tie business, viii
ID, Sold
Tie balance stock on hand consisting Of Ronne Ribbons
Head Dresses, Fmbiodories, Muslns, adh gclc5 Monnt
Fans, Bonuot Silk, etc.
HfyrtAadies invited 10 attend.
r5f-TERMS-Cash On daycrY. as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
Thirty-sixth Night of The season,

MONDAY EVENING. December 1e, 1850.
ae bss 3 c9aaess Fce ' sSc Frs s
@ NJ F.t a 0n ho@psd iSa s Mis- Mis- t 1Sp
%sss , II BHi ; and i Sas 1 ,
& :S ; S
open at quarter Sefore7 o'clock Curtains rise at
fa osq gsn of securing Private Boxes and Chairs
''S dig vi UNI w. H. cBrPPENpALE, Treasurer
CT. CHARLES TaEATER.-sT. CHARLES ST
Mr. DE Lessee and Manager.
Mr. Acting Manager
First Night of the Engagement Mr. Co1INs the eminent
Irish Comedian and Vocalist
49, MONDAY NIGHT, Dec 10 1852
:, The celebrated comedy q THE NERVOUS M.N5McShans,
M SS@ with s9 III
Mr. Collins vi aau the MI, nd kfES sf and 0w hAea
Fancy and Mas Mask Ball tic Oh January also on
MardiGras.
PRICES OF ADM1ssIoN-Dress Circle and Paraus.te, 10
cents Second Circle 80 cents Gallery % cents Private
Doors open 6s o'clock the Performance to at
ESS Office open from 10 A. NJ tillsrM sos rr,,.
SPALDING s. ROGERS
MUSEUM AND AMPHITHEATER.
spaldns & Rogers TWO C1RcUssEs,
The New Orleans and European Circusscs,
United for the season. each ngy extensive than any
Circus in America and combined surprising anything
effected in Europe
n1rPerformance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATUR-
DAY NOON.
nJ-Doors open at 6 o'cock-Overture at O'Clock
Admission, Golered Gallery, Is
dren, 25 cents, to mid day performances
The price admission the MGSEu Is reduced to Is cents
to bring the GRAND AQUARIA, or Ocean and River Gar
dens, MECHANICAL ORCHESTRA, MINIATURE STEAM
NJ. to 10 P. NJ. dis
NEW OPERA HORSEPOWER OF BOURBON
IN and Toulouse streets.
MONDAY NIGHT, Dec. 10, 1859.
First night of Donzettis opera Of LA FILE DU REGI
MENT..... LES PET1TS MoYESS-yaudeyile in act.
HrBox Office is day, from O'Clock A. NJ to 81
r NJ and from to o'clock r NJ. the days Of perform
Performance commences Mt O'Clock. dig
ORLEANS TIIEATER. 80. ORLEANS STREET
MONDAY, December 10, 1859.
Will be presented Haleyy,s comic opera Of THE QUEENS
MUSkETEERS In the second Grand Dyerisse
ment by the Corps dc Ballet.
Box office open from ,'clock A. 81. to o'clock p NJ
Doors open at 81 o'clock Performance commences at
O'Clock.
PRICES OF ADMISSION - Parquette First and Second
Dress Circle, Iaced Boxes 81 5O Pit with chair ST.
Third Circle people of COLOR 50 DIG