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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11
Wheeler l. Wilson's Sewing Machines.

Wheeler L. Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
lust received nj Engcdovcs Fancy store, Kycs
- No. NJ Main Street. f.ynciburg,
Wheeler x Wilson's lnniabe Sewing Machines ut e5u,
Wheeler " Wilson's Sewing Machines nj 47b
Wheeler a Wilson's Sewing Machines ISL no.
Wheeler h Wilson'S sewing Machines 4as 90.
Wheeler h Wilson's Sowing Machlnea ut ti60.
Wheeler d Wilson's Sew Ing Machines Ai2U.
The usefulness aud elegance Of hse Machines too well
established 10 say TINT point over hundred ani
twenty people of ihs city will testify 10 their utility Mira Yam
ccy, OK cmond, That lady there win
SHE Sewing Machine unless II IL Wheeler g. Wilson"
And indeed Il IL Just every where They truly ncon
parable, and justly called the LADIES
For Gods sake, avoid cheap MacnesrHyy wosr This
cheap Idea, In the purchase u articles Of any character has
produced about much poverty thnt hereditary misfortune.
Come and buy and we viii send ski operator along Ia
learn you ut
uly I4-dts ALFRED g. ENGLEDDVE
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BURTON q WORK.
Tobacco 4 General CommlsGlon Merchant,
No. o5 0savisr otzses. Now osloana
4 y y w SookkEEos, tNsw oslarA se
pe; J. ,.,. g Mas, MAssiE saov.sos. rsaAA 5's7
REfRRENCEs-,iA L csaytos Co., and p. v. psroa,
Lyne,burg Va June 1edAcemfs
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"SERxoN on THE MouNr."-The Rev. NJ. IIick-
erman, Lutheran. of Abingdon, Va, Oh Sunday,
week. preached sermon from the summit of
White Top mountain. White Tnpis G.Oo) feet
above the waves of the ocean. and being near the
spot where the States Of North Carolina, Tennessee
and Virginia corner, and where the counties of
A>he, johnson, Graysun, Smyth and Washin .ton
intersect-the audience went up from three States
aud five counties. and yet few went more than
halt d,zen miles frr,m home
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11

These 9UAs remove all
morbid or bad matter from
tho systems supplying In their
plncc n health, How OF bile,
in,igoraiing the stomach,
causing food Ia digest we'll.
ruKifYISa rnr BLooD,giving
tone and health 10 the whole
machinery, removing the
cause of the diseas.s--cifee.-
Ing u radical cure.
hlLfors ArrAuka are cured,
nnd. whit Is better, prevent
al by the occasional usc of
the Liver lnvigoratur.
one desc nncr eating In
sufficient 10 relieve the siom-
nrh and prevent The fuod
fr,,n rising and souring.
Ont, one duse taken be.
fore retiring prevents sIGnr-
MARE.
Only one dose inken n,
night, looscns the bowels
gently, aud cures ooslivk-
NEss.
One dose taken after each
meal Will cure DYSPEPSIA.
One dose Of ta q teaspoons
fnl will always relieve sick
HEADACHE,
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Raltinr Betting

b0lCluR b0ltIlS. ..
HAVE now hand best stretched Leather BETTING
of the used In machinery fastened In the
and ofeven thickness For sale at Northern or
Manufacturers prces- a.
prices. s,,s,,,,uox
June 9-dA = M slMfooN.
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DISEOLUTION.

fIiE cIsrnerhip heretofore existing under the style Of
i langhorne Johns expired by limitation the LIST ins.
Tho Of the will oni, he In ~ ,ulaon
4 II having claims against the nto,r rm VIII present
s aT payment ih"sr indebted VIII plcnse make
IL itsr 1T Tho undersigned, II IL desirable settle up all
.jirs mar. immaculate " therefore desired
j. :. LANGloRNE,
T9-tim n. w. JOHNS,
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= B6WlUR MA6o1O06,
AIDES wishing Machine 10 6HavAn9F CoAnss CIornrs
AZ wkLL A. rnIa ows yMs yoex would Do wsn TO
60 go and $50 The following eestincsts b fom we'd
instruction this Macbinet
-. L..syuLn, campbs!i eoup.y, Va, JYne lssh 1850.
MH. Wn j. PA0n I well p)eased with BnrthOfs Sew.
Ing Macine and would not exrhanes fs any hsss
hnd no difficulty In operating WITH any kind Of cloth.
from the lckest Cashmere onesl Iineu Wehnxe made
several pair Of soarss Tow.lAasa pes ~ .evsai have
Machines but Bariioifs and BnssTs srs ~ ony Nseines
that would recommend nv pspa Y buy They Tie only
much ie ccapcs. machine. u simple IN eonslresion easy
10 understand and NOT ksly III ~ out u oes. xlmost
hs. worked on hast rear give BAshc!ts &c
fE and no diacais IN sassss ny VIZ q work IN s:r
hofs Machine They say TT s6e6fg great ousht be
Ito and Lock stitch. unne 1tdhSTs d a. RI
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GEO. -. DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

Opposite the riroinia Bank, LYNCHBtRG, IA
receipt Of very large and well sele,cd stock Of
GRIEs GOODS, SHOES,
&c, consisting In part Of
Loaf Crushed Puyerlzed, Coffee, New Orleans anl Cuba
Sugar;
Moca old Java, Laguira Rio aud Pnrcheo Java Coffee.
Ex,ra and double Syrup Cuba and New Orleans Mo
iHnscs;
Large No. Maekcre and Cut Herring Family cured Bacon:
hammered and Rolled Iron Iron Axcs and Cav, Wagon
Boxes;
Bellows Anvils Wees Screw Plates Horse Easp Files
Lnseed and Lamp Oil white Lead, Zine and other PAins
French and American Window Glass and putty;
French and Philadelphia Calf Skins Harness and S"c Leather
5000 bales Cotton ut factory prices by the quantity;
$50 Yards Flax and Flax and Cotton Linen, best quaIiy
Corn, Candles, Nails, Horse Shoes, &c &c,
All of which will be sold cheap for cash exchanged for
country produce Examine stock before you my will
pay the highest cash price Wool Wool Rolls Flax
seed and ali other country produce viii sell any country pro-
duce consigned for best market price, and make
prompt returns and solicit patronage. may 23dts-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11

III *hER>iG<Eb have associated themselves logch,i
IL the style and firm of IASan"RsK sourI, for The
plsi se,u.incng the MILLING BUSINESS, ut thr did
vrr -,afns \ Johns ~herc they will b. pleased
th,ir. sner aud all persons having Wheat u sell
JOHN \. LANGuRNE,
tul, ~,
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operates With certainty and thousands willing tcstl
10 lis wonderful virtues.
All who use Ii giving their unanimous testimony In It's
Mr. "dter IN the mouth ch the Inrigorator and s~aiior
bofi together.
rncf, osk DOLLAR rEn nnTriE.
DIR. SANFORD Proprietor,
8t5 Broadway, New York.
Ecaicd by NIL Druggists Sold also by }. H. srAy, W. A.
StfornLn n Ca, and SfAnLERA JuNEs I.,nchburg VA.
al dNsly
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Alta cIRouIT couET CONTINUED AND HELD FOR
"A Ne.on county at the coun House. Tuesday tho ID DAY
Ro. a. ooshill and others rinintn,
simon H. Blsson and o.hess, Dsssndss..
rredcries NJ cabel, rhiuas,
AGAINST ~
The snInc, Defandanta
nBd others, rhinu6h
The snme Defendants,
Brown Cabef, Yhhan.
The sanie, Deibudanta
These calses came on Till my Is Be aga heard on ihs pa
pen read the report of Commissioners Wkitehead Cosi
proceedings menissd 70 witch aid report hsse = no exosp-
on and argued BIZ o0unss Whereof tie
Go oa gsss sp e s n =. sss ssss:
tess cause the Cou DOH adds order dscree that
ssid b efsd . q ne Master Commissioner Of
. Court who = directed 2 sas The accounts and make As
il. An account o. tss ssvsssi dsmsnds Or p.alnifk
ID An account a.csalning the insress 81 hs dsszss
Ing from the sae q III ~ = ~ psoesednp m&ned.
whether said nsrest answeu 70 th - devcss q uhsn
al %S 81 4. ~ IN e. "a
Maid interest In said lan aesiag their nature dignity ~ pE
Ority. 49, a 49, &
by simon B. Bis ior relief o. Ro Hsown u mort
Sh An q N tAs dsas Inendsa y seemed by
Brown, OF are siI outstanding. s. rs g.
9TH An account q is fanE .ssli.E under ID ncsgssc
and an ss - 49, ssi 3D.. =,
disains he issds sod h is cass shen ~ sssss. -
s ne co sss viz sss ss ss
's'''''' y '' s ~ y ~: ~. & -
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GENIE, GOODS roR SPRING 1859.

Oxtts1 =. y O011-' S11N ttHIS0' IUoJ'
EENriEMlN respectful. invited 10 call and examine
Y \ thc --latest s.lrs III FANCY CAssIMEREs, NESTlNGs
CLOTHS AID FURNISHING GOODS. All In realty
good goods If latest styles and made up their measure can
suited hiso the beat nck Doe skins Dra, Etc, lncns
low price Cashmere r boys Mia, Goods nn Trimmings
A., @r. WM. L. PAGE
siifs
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w E s T GOD 8 CHI DOL,
NEAR LYNCHBURG. VA.

TI.s SCHOOL Is designed preparatory 10 the lniverit,
Of Virginia. The sixth annual session will begin thu
Isl MONDAY In SEPTEMBER.
None but regular bonrders admitted.
Expenses Of board and tuition x225--lghts extra
For particulars address the Principal at LyneIbary, Va
July l-iacUset* JNo. H. WINSTON, Principal.
GOMETIIlNG ENTIRELY NEW.-LrSAs's PATENT FRur1
- JAR.-By simple arrangement attached u the
each Jar be resealed after part Of i eontcus
taken out perfectly when fret sealed thus saving what
the Jar from song IA Il VIII do II the air again
exhausted These jars made Of tin md strong glas Fol
sale by ANDREW BOYD,
June ~ dts iO3 Main street. Iync,burg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11
DR.. s. Johnson, Dentist,

AR IL fully prepared perform NIL operations pertaining
m@to the denial profession In the best rvssbe manner,
and fully warranted in every rcspeci.
Teeth extracted by tie aid Of electricity without pain 10 tho
patient. ~
sH- oice opposite Citizens Savings Dank Main Street,
Lynchburg Va.
EgYERrNcEs:-wm. Owens, NJ. d. VIM O. Owens, II. D.. r.
H. Giimek ~ d., Tbos l. Walker, ~ D. John H. Patterson,
NJ d., Alex Tonpkns, Esp, sam'l Mct ok'e. Es. john "
Lee ESQ y. W. Rookie. ESQ., John j. Smith, E j. j. lrby
ESD VIM 7. Yancey, Esd. John II. Tyrec, E-i and H. D.
Fiood, Fan tmnrrh 25dfyf
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M. II. BOHANNAN.
General Agent & Collector and Notary Public

Shirt Fronts.
A LARGE lot OF Linen and Marsallcs shirt Fronts Linen
IA landkerchie, Collars half osc Neck Ties best Kid anI
Thread Gloves, &c. &C., much lower than usual.
april l2-difis WM. /. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11
CITY AND stats AFFAIns.

TINS ToBlcco MARKEr.-We observe that the
article Of Tobacce il coming TO town in large
quantities. 4, Friends Warehouse. on Tuesday
night, operations we're NOT suspended I'll late
hour, and yesterday morning the sireet in front
of that Warehouse wns thrsnged with wagons
mt less than eighteen being counted at an early
h,ur 10 the mnr7ng waiting to be unlonded.-
Prices are very far and good article IL in great
demand. We showed, o lew days since. thai the
highest price paid for Tobacco in any ofthe Vir-
GINA markets this season, had been paid in Lyael-
burg. This is unqusstonably tho best market in
the State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11

Drs. Boyd and Mitchell spjourned in Marion a
short time during the past week; and preached in
me Presbyterian church. Their sermons were
"iSh'y edifying and entertaining.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11

New Concern.
WE together under the style of
w LANFOED ANDERSON, for the purpose II carryinf
on the Lumber Coal Wood Business the old yard
Anderson Lanford Co. they will be pleased to
their old customers. -
~ W. n. LANFORD,
anril hd1y j, W ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11

INE undersigned having purchased of Dr. Ro s. Payne hs
cnr, interest In the Drug Dusler ofure conduct
cd under the style of j. H. Thompson Co., cs leave to
der his sincere hnnks the friends Of the lutte their
very liberal patronage aud trusts that prompt attention and
careful supervision 81 the business may continuance
of their custom io the successor.
July B0fl, 1850. J.H. THOMPSON.
In retiring firm Of J. II. Thompson Co.. take
pleasure In commenting favorable consideration of my
Irends Dr. j. H. Thompson, my In the business
aug Its RD. n PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11

PROF. COUCH AND LADY,,
RE stopping nj The Washington HOUSE nv pur,oae
N teaching PAINTING AND DRAWING, In ilalr various
brsnehea
The following arc Of the styes, VIA,
Architectural MaenatIca Perspective and Marine Draw.
Ing mud Skeching from Mature,
rnn,nss and Photograph Painting IN OH;
ueclni, Pearl aud Antique Iainngand Gliding Glass;
drawings eored In permanent eoors, eiunl the finest
coorcd ldthogfHph,
fnnry Sigu Painting In all lis Varieties;
eS Ladies' and Gentlemen Invited to cnl nn
Specimens Iuup I. dim
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Neck Ties

FANCY Neck ties for the SPRING Net Lace, Tubular, EA,,n,
Il all, de- &C. Collars Gloves HOSIERY Ne, just rccru
by march 20-dis. VIM. l. PAGE
tsr opened two richly onmcnied scts Of MARBLE TOP
- COTTAGE FURNITURE, consisting Of Bc,stcad. Ward.
robe Cabinet Wnssand, Chairs Table and Towel Rack Al.
So two common sets, which viii be sold yer, low.
mn, 6-dia J. n. c. WINSTON
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Fancy Cassimeres.
1ANCf Spring Cassincrcs, veslng-, Cloths aud Goods m
i gents wcnr Just received by
march 26-'lis WIN. L. PAGE
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Machine and lamp Oils.
FULL stock of Lamp and Aachine OLE Of best qualify
N IN hand and for sne by
mug 3dis j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist
I usTA GOLD PENClL.-Thc finder will will he suitable,
1jrewardc by leaving II ai this Office.
II dts
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SANFORD'S LIVER INvIGORATORi
Compounded Entirely from Gums,

4 thp nu,l
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MS SOLUTION.

FGNE copnrinershp heretofore cAstng under the style OF
D. H. Thompson Co, dissolved the lai iisanl by
mutual consent An persons having claims agans, inc
tn win present them 10 J. ~ rhonpsn for payment Those
indebted Ia the VIII plense make prompt
Is very desirable TO close NIL outstanding claims.
The o the firm Will only DO used In closing The bs
ucss. j. H. THOMPSON,
kO \. PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11

CuiNcu BUG.--A farmer Of tins cpunty inform
cd us TINT he has kept eye To the chinch lug in
Ais corn field and that with his. force he has de-
stroyed eight gallons If the little depredators by
running his hands from, the to the top of the
stalks, crushing them in the pressure. lie says
they take Possession Of the outer rows, and pass
on they extract the substance from the corn Of
each row. BY pursuing his method they can be
entirely destroyed or driven away. lie says that
last year he adopted the same expelicnt and mas
saered not less than ten gallons. The experiment
is worthy Of consideration Vrginia Free Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11

Regalia.
nDp Fellows Regnla of handsome and show styles Bret
Iren respectfully invited to call AMI supply ih,mssclv
for approaching festival Call before they d
gone. (march 26iislf WM. l. PAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

CxECUTOR's SALE OF CLOTHING AND PIECE
goods,Hy 4: NJ CRlSTAI.AR, aucioneer, % Bswery
his day Jan " instant nj 10x o'clock about 5000 gar
ents o. isshonabe ready made clothing consisting Of cass
ere clon pilot and beaver rDck Sack raglan and business
pats, dooskn, cloth and sane Of
sts piscs goods csssI%eres clos n!nss sans satues
rB draweB overalls. ties crnvata &C., &C. by order Of
executors Catalogues morning Of sale. Tho above
In be found worthy the attention trade. BY ordcrof
Z L nn FMLK' Executors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17
-yoNTINUATIoN SALE.
I EDWARD NOHkNCK

Y EDWARD sCBKHcK, .Auctioneer :-HsusehoId fur
+ture, carpets. &c--By ". & Y. II. sCHENCK. This
~, ITO. inst At O O'Clock At their saiesroo, 80 Nassau
ee elegant assortment Of hopuebod furniture removed
of ssle crpsng part OF carved rosewood
or sns IN br0cade rocae and hair cloth carved
sewood aud mahogany toas cse aeses Voare, easy and
suits; rosewood corner and side cegeres rosewood and
ahogany bookcases and wardrobes sold oak dining
rnire; walnut mahogany and oak taDles Turk
easy chars lounges &C several Brussels aud ingram
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

HENRY b. HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEER-BY HgRrs a
IL MOss-Wiii sell on Tuesday Jan 49, at 10Y O'Clock,
saesroo No ss Pine street large lot groceries DO
pmprisng sugars, Coffee OIL spices poAps candls
arch prues nu; brsndles rum gin sherry wnes
herman and American manufacture. Tern cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17
MOODS MINSTREL BUILDING,
w 56i and 56S Broadway.
NEW YEAR CALLS EVERY NIGHT
The OLDEST COMPANY IN THE CITY.

w urv =, Isl and sS y Broadway
TIE ES SL fS Ss tyfs1 GIT Hs' oETr
appear every evening s' s gsSgTFssEs
Messra g. H. Fox, Cool White, + Brower Charles White, j.
BudTo Ss a9d And M s9 %afH e ~ COMPANY
First week Of Mr. d. s. WAMBOLD, the favorite ballad
70 conclude with s. Beeser celebrated and original farce
written expressly 'o NV Nv sssk o4 entitled
with new appointments, 10;
Tickets SsdSss under years
444 's sMfSfss sI4,g s;gsl mssraE1s
the unrivaed "Brudder Bones and versatile performer,
true living REPRESENTATIVE of so sasssrn d'rf'y
ing Ethiopian 6uesque jester and ntssaso Of The present
TE BILL FOR THIS 81 WSSE Af GAhSor BE HxchLIzD
ss y aS
with Us. -
The celebrated Ethiopian Hiy dsnIsf II connection with
the gre %s fsne SoE Ss51ssms'
inc champion clog d' Gs' j. A. HERMAN.
the golden mouthed ballad singer:
the only bob Ridley snd " SSSsS Ole vsnny living
the funny 'Brudder Stephen, s And ambSrnist
the well known and na.lea director and violin
i'' mel0ph0nis' and 00rn e r P1 Eo;oE win
tho A R0'. Vic MosT I've 81 0gs f hsT '''u and
making altogether the largest amount Of talent ever concen.
Those who wish to get their moneys WORTH Including
Co early az ss.s .ss S.s1s.a houses.
week. dc ;isi sfssS i SiE5s f: 81 sSS1as
The bet :c e the rss IN ss
sioS Of s$Sft us HSSEEgSssSr NEE, AGAIN
SCENES At FREDRRICK's; SONGS, GLEEs, DANCES.
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LAURA 1F ssSiH HHsiEs1 1rrsAorror
..,.. TON rAYL9R,s GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY
-" - '''T 5SrSfa 4 Isa!lsD SUCCESS
THREE EsTfi1hs MONTHS,
Sko%DE6 AND Sf F1sh sis, Sles AUDIENCES
! oSE H0 MED ID AND FORTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
o8EfSsE6' sa asS 81 Apr e u nsr
1Sspa4 axasisss Or A;ssuoHru.
OH AED 1 ETasS SIIdAT 81 ShIs WEEK.
7fsneis HsSpsIirs Bs:onei A. !e %:s.
1ssl ysrnoa K M Sober f
Soyis Attorney Mr. c!nae.
nbs Aurcot biz clerk couidocf
BuddoomSe Lord Dsndre.ry: maa ii, s:P Psts
john Whstes % under gardener q Gq Ts
sl9rs HC.1 Trssosassa Lao. Res.s
osois.n. her daughters Miss i Mp. SSs.sy
1911 sssy s; Tdi H,.n.i: Miss Sarah ssysas
sis Ma aounschessns maid .ns 1--we
tFro'n the New York Sun, Januaryisl
=. 3uS AnsRlcAs Copss.Jndssd by the length Of umo
ss sfo Da x s ecas %
xsss must bs q The psys
% osss deeply sppIssa,ss xmsiasn cousin sotxS
day NE Of good moral Astounding in good deeds and
ssss
naa1esi Ses IL IL being 81
portIaya Of horne which andr
srs % Ts he :n
sass we Sc
9s @ But as @ kss sss u. s1
SC re- New 9oa Re
LAURA KsIsEsIsoms time 10 the ft.ars-vhsu the CITY
hsys
~ts M has hat c and
packs from pit % dome shaking The roof with daughter and
81 that Il 5s1s
m ~ 70 ISssa .hs sunday daytime Times, jam lsl ,.,, , ~
furious ths ss. osay
s ss SG y nj *
Florence Ass a.. mosa Duo
marked that they viii remain hoe pictures be hung
who were there might or two since said that s9'he,n DSn
q & 4. g
Gaze may be- certainly one Of the finest pieces ..
comedy have seen "our american Cousin, viii b
+: NM Tss Sss
Cousin at this theatre so long positively begin
p1Ss dS Of
Sandlng room hung qute early
evening" respectfully suggest 20 the Lady lAuras
that the Midsummer Nights Drear1," with dress6s
gorgeous scenery &c which we announced some hrss
ready but we don't believe Il IN fact we shall be,
when that viii be unable to tell American Cousin"
another week.
From the New York Picayune. Jan. Is
LAURA KEEsEs-"Used up is still drawing crowds hero.
plsyY No sr-Tom TayIors sAmerca9
scted with the Influenza and Abel Mnrco though ably
done death But what Of the grss,
dream earnest fy9u expect to see any change upon
fellow No., SIR real live noSieInan hashea mp like lord
They have gorgng him for the last three month"; and
their appetite IL 40 keen rs ever
AuRA KrENEs THEATRE 1T would be safe 10 bet thae
every stage passing up Broadway after r ioses m
better part Of the o. Laura Keenes theatre.
Thai dramatic quack Our Yankee Cousin still draws lower
twentydom upper tendon by the and the theatre
crowded nightly days OF yore" Since Mr. Jefersou
first essayed the character of ARawe forget how my
years has undergone decided expansion; an
sneeznG become confirmed habit with Mr.. sothern.
Our American Cousin bids fair TO live until he return q
the comet arrival MiAs Keene will probably ceehrA3o
with the production of "a Midsummer Nights Dream"
From Porer's Spirit OF the Times
1t u unnecessary mention that 'Our Americas
Cousin Is being performed Every body knows shat
was given neth time last Saturday night and ne
bouaa fnr
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"a 900 Mlwaukie and Horizon RR. ID mort bonds
1000 La Crosse and Milwaukee RI land grand bonds
1000 Marietta and Cincinnati RR. lst mort bonds.
1000 WATERFOWL Corporation per cent bonds.
5000 joliet City 1ll) per cent bonds.
5000 Lexington City per cent bonds.
Securities received addition TO the regularly advertised list
during every sale Next regular sale 10 morrow Regular
auction sales stocks and bonds day at l2 O'Clock at
the Merchants Exchange Stocks aud bonds bought aud sold
private and Brokers' Board Interest allowed
depo large variety OF securies constantly on hand at
private SALE ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BROADWAY raEArsE
sole h.Ssssr saf II! rSg sSsI Or iai0Hs s'1'
The whole Of the beautiful parques esas
alsd ana fourth srs capable O. seating two
xoTNWSS,S SS xSyTi RSxT Y! !,
viii be acted for the ia theatre grand dra
LOCKWOOD;
.,ux Or, DICK TusrIs AND BosaY BLAcE gsss.
sosse most powerful cSs q and the celebrated
barbara Mad Ponis sys Mss Alice Grey; Peter Brady
AoD'nao' AND HSpf MS MAN FRIDAY,
So pieces will be presented with every regard to scenery
Saturday afternoon at O'clock, the grsa. dramAof
RowERY THEATRE
nas.ss~fsSd FL asS ' assss e R ssss
A''1.' sss''sf h III r Ii 1sss FAST MEN.
Jenny FsroVc Miss Lucille Rose Ro.sy a. Il Hsiss
RunTos';ss NEW THEATRE, gRoADwA!, 80
TN5REAsiNa SUCCESS IS. "''"' o'"'.''
Great bill of Tho American Ws t sygsassa;.
In DR. BIRDS move! q II THE ii 5 HHE
.01''' sss' 0lEEii. f TIE IRISH Il REBEL.
six CHARACTER DRAMA
one OF The most interesting plays presented
Snss oRfSN S%SkcAN COMEDY
written eIpressly foe this management.
QABNUMs MUsEUM.-THE CELEBR ArEp WREN CO.
- medians for two days more only On Monday and Tues
si Y 20 a1Hs' Pssfss
sssy
xSasr!s, HAPPY Family Living serpent Be 1d
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\ UCrION.-y. BOGART AUCTI0NEER-BY 8. 30
n GARTOn Monday Jan. H. at l01< o'clock Mt the
on No North William street. household furniture
Ps tables mahogany bureaus lounges engravtngs looking
mahogany stand feather BEDS chairs bed
eads washsspds mahogany chairs kitchen furniture &c
Il JOHN HURLEY, Constable.
|Aiso, consabe's saeone grocers wagon lot Jour- Ac
N. j., GROVES Constable.
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Those 0ta and the FIFTH avenue have f0nages
the Harlem river the right of which valuable The
title property perfect the sale will be positive.
thirds remain on bond and mortgage for term Of
years photographic maps the oace, No Broad street.