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Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

GoDEY's LADY's Book for December is upon
our table. We have SO often spoke in terms Of
the highest commentator Of this mos, excel.
lent of Magazines, that we deem further com.
ment unnecessary. We will, therefore, only
add that it still continues to increase in interest
and usefulness, and that no well.regulated
family should be without it. For a work of
such value the terms are very reasonable, viz !:
one copy, one year, SO; two copies, one year,
$5; three copies, one year, SO. Address l..
A. Cooley, 1913 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

IHANKsGIvING.-Thursday. 24th inst, the
day set apart by the Chief Executive of this
this State as day of Thanksgiving, has also
been designated for the same purpose by the
Governors of27 other States 1t will thus he
seen that the observance is becoming national
1t is presumed that the churches throunbou,
the land will be open for the proper religious
services, as it is meet they should. In this
town the Rev. J. E. Grammer will preach at
st. Peters p. L. church, and Rev. II. C. Muir.
ply at the M. E. church-both to commence .,
lO3 O'clock. On the circuit, Rev. DIR. I'll
Qulgley will preach at Kenton, and Rev. ]. T.
at Friendship
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

TEMPERANcE.-General Riley has completed
his tour through our State, where he deJirered
30 addresses. He states that considerable ad.
vancement has been made since his former
viSit-that men who then came forward md
took their pay for listening to him, came for.
ward and purchased medals, thus contributing
to meet his expenses and enabling him to peF.
severe in the good work. Others who united
to embarrass him, threatening to prosecute
him, he learned, died in a few months after.
wards, and ceased to be obstacles in the wav of
those who had a disposition to be temperate.
honest and upright. The General is calculated
to do much good, and we have no doubt thai
the seed he has scattered through our State
will spring up and produce very happy effect.
-RepuJiican.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

ACCIDENT On Monday morning last Mr..
Peter BonwlIl was thrown out of his carriage.
and very seriously, though we believe not dan.
gerouSly, injured about the face and head, while
driving IN the vicinity of Camden. His horse
took right at buffalo robe in the vehicle, and.
wheeling suddenly, precepiiated Mr.. Bonwell
ana MS son out on the frozen ground. Mr.. &.
y. harrington happened to be passing at the
tlme' stopped and assisted the injured man, who
was completely stunned, and apparently ifeless
from the fall. The boy escaped with few
slight bruises DeIaoarean.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

EXTENSIVE ROBBERIEs.-We learn that on
sunday night last, some burglar or burglars
broke into the office of Geo. Green, grain mer.
chant at Concord, Sussex coHnty, opened his
safe, and took therefrom $500, mostly in $40
and $5O notes on the Farmers Bank at George.
town, Del. He had $500 in another part of the
safe which the rogues neglected to search
Mr.. GreeR had drawn the $500 out of the
bank on that day. A store in the same place
was robbed on the same night of large guam
tity of goods.-Delaparean
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24
THE MARYETS

In Smyrna white wheat is selling at 81 30 f;
Red 81 %; Corn (old) 80 cts.,-new, 6s
kye' 81 and Oats, 33 cts per bushc. Sweet
potatoes, so; and Round potatoes 81 cts. Der
Oushel' Butter % cts. per Id. Eggs, IA cts.
per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market are ::
For White wheat, 81 40; Red, 81 30; Rye,
06 cts; Corn (old) 9O,--new, 10 and Oats, ii
cents per bushel.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

The large meteor, which fell on Tuesday OF
last week, between and 10 o'clock, was seen
in this locality as we'll as at New York, Boston,
Washington and many other places, and what
is remarkable, appeared near 10 all who saw it.
Indeed, it is a question whether there were not
a number of them which fell about the same
time. On our first page we give further infor-
nation in regard to this phenomenon.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

THE "TINES'' is published Euery 1nursdov \,
RoSr. D. HOFFECkER, ElitOr and Proprietor, at tie
Temperance Hail. Smyrna, Del.
TERXS-SUBscRIPrIoN-O year, 81 so IN adrance.
or $500 If not paid I'LL end Of the gear. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paii-oLy at The
option Of The Publisher.
eUsry square Of 12 lines or less first
Insertion 90 Cts; each subsequent Insertion 25 cs
Liberal arrangements made Nth yearly and half
yearly advertisers,
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Il R0re Chance
For "a Young Man with a small
etHniE1EI


ID D account of the loss of my health, have con-
- - e!uded to Dispose of my Stock of DRY GOODS,
GGNOC * J ES, &c, anu RENT MY STORE at
flemhg Landing The stock is small and well Sc
C'eu 10 sun The trade, with neither old goods or rem
liIIIis on had bat everything in the Store Is new
Saeable and in good order
AG'S LANDING is situated in Thorough
rare rare Neck, New Castle county. Del, and on Duck
hiFee Inl!es iiom the Delaware Bay and in one
~ te D%sl Hrain-gToWlng districts near II is one of
rie ocst locations Tor buying Grain on account of the
noI""S Ia'lllIes for shipping it, either TO Phiade-
Pn'H' oI new york. BosioR, or any other seaport.
carrying 1900 bushels of gram can load at the
hanolhg, ahG 90 out Of the Creek without any diff.
Ju,y. ,h person with small capital can engage IN
'he gram business here simply by buying on commits
si'ii ne can 50 have the advantage of large sec
HoI! Vi Doth ken and New Cast Le counties
rom Tue lst 0i May, 1858, 10 the is; of Januarv
1oJ' SOFA over $4,000 worth OF Goods for the Cash
anu u U.i9 was d"ae without The assistance of a Clerk
tI1oeP' "urlig my absence. person merchandising
IL IL anu ptEilS goods III Philadelphia, can have
me- e'n ,shliIeI On b0lrI one OF the Smyrna Packe's
ilu they WI he landed at the door and no cartng To
." "oiie' There can be considerable business done
ere d'aiIg IN Lime; there IS also large trade with
nv nv ''ssoa navigating Ouch creek, and The Provision
'ueliI0S 81 70 can Dc greatly extended.
~ /" any person bi!r2 my Stock will LET have
| ne "'re 'ie year KEN FREE. The pure husercan
T I "''u Nill me al reasonable rate, and | will
axe ihc pay nitlt Oi 1t in goods
10 a Young " ~ " leling 10 engage in the RTercpn
ne pC' hess M Is al opportunity never surpassed
efua'ird' iEi,AS n.ade very accommodating
Fof lufHioi Particulars, aip.y 10, or address
f. J. FLEMING,
Nv ., ,o-d dtj'mInss Larding, near Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

GREAT deal has been said and written in
regard to Charles H. Weeks, the converted ac.
tor Five leading Baptist clergymen of Boston
nave published card in the papers, in which
they state that, after diligent examination. thew
are convinced that he is unworthy of credencc.
and as far as regards his profession of religion
an impostor. ''"'
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

A TELEGRAPHIc despatch announces the ar
rival at New Orleans, of the Arizona, with
news of the safety of Brownsville and the arri.
val OF Capt Tobin and his command at that
place. Soon after he entered the town, the
second in command of Cortinas, who has been
some time prisoner, was taken out and hung
without trial. The recent additions make the
force in Brownsville about 300 men.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Hartford Press
says that John Browns grandfather was a CAP.
tain in the Revolutionary war, and of the fourth
generation, in regular descent, from Peter
Brown, one of the Pilgrim Fathers, who landed
from the Msyfower.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

The Pike Peak settlement has organized a
provisional Government, elected Legislature,
ana gone to work on the Squatter Sovereignty
plan' without waiting for permission from Con.
gress More trouble 10 prospect for that body.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24
= O . q .

ANARCHY seems to be installed at last in
Mexico The two governments have no Gca
10 them' and every man does what eeemetL
flgnt IN his own eyes, Mr. Buchanan. il is
said' IN view Of this state of things, will re-.
commend to Congress the establishment of nm
American protectorate over this distracted
country.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

QUEEN VICTORIA has received magnificent
present from the Meharajah of Cashmere. be.
ing shawl tent containing bedstead of solid
gold. Inc value of this royal gift is stated to
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

WE are daily receiving intelligence of disas-
eefS occasl0ned by the late terrible gale, which
appears to have prevailed with the greatest ,io.
lence on our Southern seaboard. The brio
" y rolling Wave" Lloyd, which arrived at New
lo!N on wednesday night from Xibara, reports
seeing no lever than twelve wrecks-mostlv
Amef'cans-on a the north side of Cuba, between
!, llaVana and Albara. We also have report.
rom charleston OF five ships and one bark
ashore on the FLORIDA coast.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

~ CONFEDERATION of 500 have declared in
iaVor ol the confederation of the Canadas An.
neXatlon to the United States appears to have
exploded. ~
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

A MAN named Thomas Cannon was killed on
the Delaware Railroad, near Bridgeville, last
week, while in a state of intoxication. His
body was very much mutilated. This is the
second case of the kind in two weeks.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

ooO. 1t consisted of not less than thirty cour-
ses, and one of the Commissioners said nothing
Oe''er could be got up for the Emperor himself
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

O4f+L CA4N l. ESE w ARD.
Fof me apprehension of RICHARD BROWN.
VINO absconded from the subscriber on or about
the Sd OF October last. Said Richard was an
nue"tured no apprentices to the farming business.
All persons are forbid harboring or trusting him
on my account Il. MCD. RORERTS
Appoquinlmink Hid Nov. "a, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24
Insurance Notice.


T HE STOCKHOLDERS of the KENT
COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY will meet at the Office of the President.
DIR. 5. M. FIsLER, in Smyrna, on Monday, the
I'd day of January next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ:
at which time nine Directors will be chosen. to
serve for the ensuing year. A general attend
ance of the stockholders is requested.
All Policies expire on the first day of Janu-
ary next, and, the first day of January being on
Sunday, Ill persons must renew their insurance
on Saturday, by paying their Interest TO the
following Agents:
w. c. Robinson, Delaware City;
Jas. r. Clements, Smyrna;
Jas. Cowgirl, Treasurer, Dover;
Jacob Y. Foulk, Milford;
George M. Davis, BrdgeVlle;
Doct. A. Mauck, Laurel;
James Ponder, Milton;
John ID. Rodney, Georgetown;
VIM. M. Hickman, Lewes;
Manaen Gum, Frankford.
GEO. B. DICKSON. sec'y.
Nov. "a, 1959-6w.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

The kirkpatrick poisoning case, which ex
cited so much attention during the summer Of
io9S' has taken another shape lattery. The
defendants IN that case, Robert b Kirkpatrick
and Sarah kirkpatrick became plaintiffs in n
case against Edwin Kirkpatrick, MIR. p. lint
chinSon and Charles G. Culin, the suit being
brought to recover damages for the alleged ma
iiclous prosecution and false imprisonment ot
MIS-. Sarah Kirkpatrick. The matter was sinh.
mitted to arbitrators, who have assessed the
damages at $5 600.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

HE Washington States saws that the health
Oh senator Douglas is rapidly improving.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24
FOR SALE.

BLACK BOY, years DID, having TO serve till
81, and BLACK GIRL, 10 wears old. 10 serve tili
Is, Apply at this office. Nov. I7th, 80.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24
REMOVAL.

EATON'S STORE has been removed cou. -..
the centre of the town to WEST SMYRNA ubora
he Will he pleased 10 receive the calls of his friends
and the public Ills store is well supplied with neI,
and complete stock OF DRY GOODS, GROCERiES
QUEENSWA RE &c., which will be sold nj RednnaS,.
Pnces The Highest Prices pald four COUNTRY
PRODUCE. Don't forget TO cail-al the New S,ara
West Commerce Street, Smyrna, Del n9 0.9'e'
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

lHE London press favor US with their views
on the iiarper's Ferry outbreak The Times
compares Browns plot to that of Guy Fawkcs.
ana argues that the fact Of the attempt is evi.
uehce OF the existence ofelements Of danger in
our social system. The NeWS is quite philo
SoPn'caI, and thinks the negroes exhibited won
ueriuI patience and generosity, but regards the
Conuuct OF the conspIrators as calculated 10 im.
pede the abolition of slavery in the Snutberr
States, and especially in Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24
FOR RENT,

THE two-story Brick house. now
iIIT IjI occupied by DR.. E. d. Daley, one door
AAo-A above the Post Office. Inquire of
Smyrna, NV. u, 80. S. AI. FrsTrR
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24

CoLoNIzING FREE BLAcKs.-A new plank has
Deen added of late to the Republican platform,
the OBJECT of which seems to be to engage the
sympathles of the negrophists for the free
people OF color, as well as for those held to SER
vice. As the free blacks cannot eniov any,
"here III the free States the ADVANTAGE of
equal social condition with the whites, it is pro-
posed to colonize them in some portion ofAme-
rlca, out of the present limits of the United
H'ates' where they can be under such protec-
tIoh as this government may be willing or able
10 afford them. This project originated, | be.
lIeVe' with Mr.. Blair, when representative in
congress from Missouri, and it now holds
prominent place in the remodeled republican
cr0eG, as recently promulgated for GIr. Bates,
OF Missouri, who, next to Mr. Seward. is The
iaVorIte candidate of the republicans for the
Presidency. There is one objection to the
Scheme' to wit: Its mpraciicability. But in |
lePehdehtly OF that, it would be a very GOOD |
'che'ne. 10 colonize the people of color, or
'Veh a portion of them, equal TO their annual
increase, would be heavy expense TO the gen.
'ral governments; and if they refuse to 90, how
'an they be forced to go! To purchase suita.
lie territory for them would be difficult mat.
er' The abolition wing of the party would
oppose the measure, as they have done the
4iOefian scheme, because, as they say it would I
eihoVe an evil attendant upon slavery.-,Sun.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24
ONE CNNT REXVARD.

Nov. q. i959-4w '"D' D0'
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sc.sn OF tn. FlHs1 Ao1.

southern home andsr sou1srs sunIbe lisas das1aR
dsns wuss dan Ssseser.Pete, re Old servAnt-0seE
dam Peyto. and the 2ararchl kome-The good tuAs-
Salem Scudders description Of Zoe die Ostoocn-Tks 1Wu
svsrveers-A cop!essoa strange rsa6en .nA sass@
Plantation Southern wssse aad Northsrn 49,
Zoe the Octoroon-The arrival Of sannyeds and Ds-Do
ctson = zce-Mc lcsksy arves-The bard cusscmer-fsa
anecdon between tho and ths boy lAve. copaa
m TIE swamp huntPAul nsd the Indian Is R
Cedar Swamp for The Cnited States mAf-Bordsr Ora0x
State: Ms, dsnvsT,rhs fossclOssse On Isressa.s-x
The Judges desk-McCoak sys love for the Ootnrooa-I0
net but mako mistress q ~ rtoAesk -
49, *. - ID Is iva 49,
1iamcpd-Scucder's confesa0. of n Iovn
zns-Mc(loskey discovers tho FREQ papers oe 2oe-fSs -
k~.iA ~. 49, 49,
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ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON The ATCHAFALAYA-
TUE T.yyKRWW cUVn -

Scudder rescYns 70 his old trade takes 4 vAe2oSrs-S
raul wants p picture sook-fsse bnss terrible
know what am'-The eighth bood'-McCloskev.s -
sove-Wsh 10 tee and Paul-The apparatus At vor-fhe
the Indian-fhe savsses fear for the machpe-Tknks
murder-The letter and the fightsTerTcbonns M = =.
md Zoe VIA b mne'-The revenge oe hs Indaa ~
grief for Paul
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DARNUMs A ERICAN MUSEUM
G, IRIcTMAs IS COMING
NEW ca RIOSfTIES JUST RECEIVED.
MOkE DAB 'CES, CvMEDIES.F RCES, &c.
EXTR AOkDINAEl PREPARATIONS FOR HOLIDAYS /
SpRPRfaiNO } ARlnTY AND CHOICE ATTRAC-
TONS EVERl AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
MONDAY 18th n c--AFrERNooS at 3-The comedy Of
PAULPhY. Mr. T adaway Paul Pry. EVENING vt ~
O'Clock the play OF the LAZY OF LYONS Pauline, Mira j.
j, Prior. Clauce Aelns l. Mr. Delmon Grace.
ON HKlSIMAS DAY,
MONDAY DECkMBER g. 1883.
delightful series a HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS,
PERFORMA NOES EVERY HOUR,
almost during the NORM MO- NOON and kvENIN1, and In
Guiding the grand ORIEh tai SPECTACLE gotten up with
gorgeous effect aud Ia style OF bewdering maguidcence
entitled ALADDIN" or 4 HE WONDERFUL LAMP.
1he beautiful of LJV Na kAN1AhOOS just received
csrrd receive ALSO
LvINGSkAL hei smphbiods house arranged IT,
The FAMILY OF AFRICA sERPENTS, and the FIFTY
BABY ANAC0NDAS, with ier mother all here vet 40
well g the WAX MODEL of OSSAWATOMiR BkOWN. his
Autograph Pixies from arpers Ferry the Happy Fa-
mily the Grand Aauara, &c All to be with
charge to Museum visitors
Adm.ance 25 children der ten, 49,; Parquete, 49,
ext
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BROADWAY VARIETIES l1 GRAND STREET. TWO
ID a0ors from Broadway.
every night Thirty performer the highest TALENT all for
TWELVE CENTS.
Commence g. terminates at L. Fascinating pretty and
accomplished YOUNG LADIES attend the saloon Sundays
SundAys Sundays opea uaual
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TWELVE CENTS
he sns
sundays sundays opes a. usua.
A FRD45 1F TRs FEEskG
For which occasion he undersigned artists have generously
volunteered their professional assistance
JAS Jas W w Val ''0 6sss r ss,.'''
r H. Hsdaway, Miss Denvf,
Eff. Taylor. Miss a Hathaway,
snaJ. a j p Proi. JAS " ilusGd
Mss VI 5 q !a aliesS. M.d SSsailey'
i.euis a. R niTie 5. Bradshaw,
Mrs. Grace Howard, Stanton
Miss ! snss Hampton. Ms: Fanny Herring,
Miss saiiie harrington Miss Mason
GREEswoop BUTLER Of the By the Kindness Of xessrs
Miss Maria John
Moore, w. 3. Floyd Miss Tree, BY courtesy Of = Wallace.
ws ch.s sna a asn Yates.
sen'er, r. Cantor, Miss H. Lang by kindness Of their
Grace wlGusssy and Gertrude Melvin from ii:
Ansa pupil Of Hsr,er
rinnkeu Ne,ss ". and v. Aymar Tony and " Pastor,
'0AA '00A 'A''''- JOHN Bkot j Stage Manager
4 REMARKABLE EVENT.
"A Such has been me steady increasing attraction of
that receipts the tenth representation actually doubled
EvERYBODY's FRIEND
w. ' EVERY EVENING v, WALLACE.
Box Book open TEN DAYS in advance
DETHR COOPER INSTITUTE.
MISS HATTIE ANDEM
Res. !. Der friends and tho public, that shs VA
GIVE A
GRAND CONCERT
=: 7s =, . U::s re-
NJ Mr. Ep. NoLLExHArER.
Ss 4 e sRssfs q Winter Garden
DR. cHAs 4. su1,xEIrz
oi SSo open i to commence :. ccIoss
Iss: = eat: s :a ~ &. Re principal music s' a.A q
4 RI UNION CONCERT HALL.
Es::ssssss::s sEE s S SEB B BSbSS F FiSE
E Es $sE$s3s I'm I'm S Ss$$
WI appear in the Mummy.
VI spHssr In the Mummy.
EsHSk S s sTasEs
And every evening during the s week.
O. A. sEARLEs Stage Manager.
60 TO THE TEMPLE nd :. y.
WONDER OF THE WORLD
The model Of
SOIOM0N'S TEMPLE.
Ninth street. door east Of Bread vay>
GRAND ILLUMINATION NIGHTLY.
A NEW LECTURE BY
N BAYARD TAYLOR,
Before the 6a0onian Association.
At Palssse Garden Mnsic Sail.
80 = Tuesday evening, Dec ~
Tickets 70 cents res Arved seats 30 cents
DANNY wINsE.iP
~ WILL GIVE A-~ x,,,sux-
PARLoR DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS
ao1DBr<cK's MUSIC HALL. 56s BROApwAf,
MOI may EVENING, Dec. H. A60cleck-
w AN "n TO NIGHT,
A NEW PICTURE
the BURNING STEAMER.
hreaks from her moorings and swings In the stream
!, ~Irpy SULLIVAN TERMINATES AN ENGAGEMENT
re- far almost unprecedented brianp At b B. Charles
Thsatre New Orleans Dec H. CorresDsnden6 VIII address
nobile theatre I'll further notice, W. CQNEIL, Agent
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/" ToMoRRow. MONDAY. Dec. 49,
And avery .,s nscs% as,, d 4
siEss 'sfSsS ss! ls,1si 5R R;ss
AMERICAN oHAsAe!E i:s'ussa
oCroR6oN
LIFE IN 9SSsg1sIAsA.
THE : s skx sIfT sIEsxrR
me breaks from her mcongs swings In the ssres.
Mr. ' sEf FIT
Salem scudder a Yankee from Massachusstt.. ,sv .v.
sS Sss Sssa and ::
MR.. JAMESON
Peter .od late Judges bsdy ssrva.k -
MR.. a. H. DAVENPORT
George PestOn educated Europe now us rss..sa
MRS. j. h ALLEN
Zoe os.sseon girl of the late J.ds. r~~
MR.. T. R. JOHNSTON
McCIoskey formerly overseer Of Teress.as but now s
MRS BLAKE
Mrs. Peys0n, widow of N Re late Judge r,s..
w'Aa' s'' a ls''H a sHs.r s fSfs
Dora sunnyslds, Southern belle
Mr. s'n'''' 'f MISS G i5ss sa ri
Paul. yellow boy
MR.. sToDDARr
Judge Lefourche rich planter
MR. HARRISON
Capt kats, mate Of the Magnolia s.eamAr
Mr., hUSSEIL.
= NH PoN1a
Clairbourne, the suctoneer's cIerk
Mr. PECK
Mr. COLLEEN,
=. ,..,. As
= 'A'A''' 'A' Mr., STYLES
Scion, grief BOY slave.
MIss CLIMBER
MISS CLINTON
Mira. Carbourne.
MISS WALTERS
Minnie quadroou slave
Planter slaves deck hands and lalfee
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THE BALL SEASON.
MASONIC REUNION : -

THE BALL NHASON.
GRAND MASONIC REUNION
- THE FRATERNITY OF F. AND AM,
THE FIRST DEGREE 70 UT E THIRTY THIRD AND
the n and mo
ru,,5 ASAP PyHS,S e q 1 Ssg %. ,s,,
The Seventh regiment band, led by No consisting q MY
pieces. will furnish the music
kegalia appertaningh the degrees OF the A. and A. kHe
and extra ladies' tckes f each can be procured 10
son s, %n,c .ors B
Mr j. Drummond l%2 Chatham street.
Robert Maooy, 20 Beekman street.
J.F. Adams NJ D., Thirteenth street. near eiIth Avenue
j. ". siuous, 30 Cstharine street.
Jnn 4. Ward. 2ss West Twenty fourth street.
George A. Barney, ~ Hudson street
DR. James n. Austin, G. Secretary Of a. Lodge, Odd Eel
Rsury q Banks, No 5 John street.
Samuel Swartx 81 East Twenty third street.
B. s. vinin9, 81 Old slip
Charles L. Church, 81 Hudson street
E. A. Dusenbury Washington Hotel
Jas Cowenbovens music store under Union Place Hs.s.
81 Nicholas Hotel
Everett House
Fifth Avenue Hotel
La Fargo Bouse
DelminicO's Bote.
Union Place Hotel
st. Dennis HOTEL
Metropolitan Hotel
Firth Pond Co. sE Broadway.
Horace Waters, SIS Broadway.
The honse viii be under the management Of Mr. Ed Eddy,
tbe wen known manager Of Niblos theatre.
ton whcse Abilities n he dansante are ssasiet
guarantee for the comforts Of danccra
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ACT THE THRU

THE PARLoR AND HALL AT TERRRBoNNE
Preparations for the sale McCoskey claims the pounA &
eesh-The slaves N 10 sod-fete stump-Uu ID
dreea 10 Ms ''culurd brudders'-Darkic enthusiasm
IBE SLAVE SALE
her chldren-Buy me mas'r-Pe.e the stand; his nd
nation at going ohenp No The octorocn girl zos-Ooa
nation OF the slavee-AcClossey bidsThe assault
OWE knives and revslversDoras revenge on - NJ
AIKEN away her lover-The sale the Oc.orooa,
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KyIBLO's GARDEN.
The RAvEIs who present drawing mue2ss houses
~ Boston Theatre, viii open at
kIBLOS GARDEN,
On MONDAY, Deo 10, 1859,
and WI play for three weeks only previous 70 h depsr
for he South During their short stay they win have
pleasure of presenting several
- oR.AND FAIRY PIECES BALLETs. co.,
Ml.EG HENNECART, MARIETTA, ZANFRErrA LIMA
Mlss TX nsG ~. i; vse have
forming this ~ ne nenef e0saaA1 Aass
Particulars In future bills and Advertisements.
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AoA pmruM1rr ~ kuslO.-ADELINA PATTI
$500 III TWO OPERA NIGHTS ONTX
LUCI III ~ sna ppSyrsssy. Dec q aaA N
Many persons having unsass = 800 =.
HAsslon at the Last appearances Of essssa eo AAee~
NILE ADELINA PATTI
Inc directors have made arran reusents Sr~
TWO PATTI kI0Hfa Il
WINCH VII % me only ones that will DO vea WITH ~
~ g the Company Febrvary
The first PATTI NIGHT wifi take plsoe On WEpx~,~Ax
Ev.NIn0. Dec IL at O'Clock, when wii bs Nv. -
LUCIA DI LAMMRRMoOR
And The seonnA and positively last PATTI NI0uv -
THURSDAY EveNINa, Dessmber ~ -
On which occasion Will be uvoa
La SONNAMBULA
MILE ADEILMA PATTI
WI be asstgtad by
~ sIGkNKs BRI0NoLI. AMoDIo and wMMIUu.
Admission 81 Reserved seats 81 b. froai prs,s1, -
fsmr seAta . Family drce, 50 cent?. Gallery 8 ooos
Monday, December 10
Nouce-1hers VIII be- three ticket 0mess-lAe prineapsr -
tne Academy OF husc where AN tho private boxes vNo
T s1s 9.o parquette and balesny sests IL she1 -
nFiL96, ~ Wall street, and 8RUESINQ,a 70 RrsaI~@
Tickets and seats may be bad at tho door.