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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-01-26

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Hahi
n hsiis nmlih be- hstis aaisd
at lsashe, h M, Aeaaeey ttsif lwi
hah silaaHetif n e literary afi
flamIad nbsln M tsfy tlaia A.
lsailn 10 iha Interests n lhass pupils
immediately shiiuHei % ~ ea's.
ahd ma faithful diehafYs N ~ Ne
duil,i aespIsIng ppoh baf A. . Iaaeh
~, paihsd IN hs' W. apptubstlph u
ihs p%aifpfa N ihe School end lhs
saeeliab n boz pupils
Ma uaafe bag had dhafpa u NJ
Musical department N ihia lwiiin
ZION bf several sessions and hef o.
nomplishmenia ~ on lblifaolfo'i u
music are veil known ~ those VIII
afo acquainted With The Aehonl
Mrs. ilgw,u having heretofore ern
Quoted the Ornamental department
and having bad ihe advantage NJ Ia
hmciloh from mmeo The mosi atllle'
and accomplished teachers IN this IA
pffimehi n Arts that there am h
the snltl, will doubtless receive iha
pat .rf . ~ which her merits M just
" sbi fftt,
Imimtb, W. think The Trustees haf
displayed fteal Judgment, aud bee
very loflunaio In securing The sef,.
Goa Of The above mentioned teachers.
! We hope and believe that u Will b
clearly demonstrated In this ailomI
" the Trustees NJ tho Masonic u
! male Academy that II Is possible
rear an institution of learning IN N
town Of Pamela, which shalt rene,
: honor not only upon those who wei
the first cause of lis being, but al
upon the town Ms Il corporation
!, Great is the reputation, and Immune
able the advantages which a well o
/, pani1cd aud conducted School Of III
4 character would give the town al
/, county Of Pamela. Nothing IL
/. greater evidence Of y refined aud We
/, organized society. than that splr
, which prompts the members Of ihI
society TO assist In the erection
, Churches and Academies IN The
!, midst. and the support Of the san
:. when erected.
:. Will Pamela suffer herself to
ouis,ripped In matters Of this hin
!, by her sister counties We hcl
not. We hope her citizens will sho
A In this case, that they are possess
!, Of that true pride which will ucr'
I, them 10 exert themselves In behalf
/, an institution whose interests are
!. nearly identified with their own,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-01-26

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~sleH ~ . I1es<l| fs4oj M
~ n - Hetts)(t ah t1>hs 1ad
~ ssa<ls VI NJ fstnsf1 ~ " S&nAe
is~h ~fd sv%h sIsjf< .h6ssSeev
Hfstss #tsn We rhFlsllsh flehds
cha hsi opened hslf pulpit n hin
shss NJ tsssehsf IN sksffs ~hs go
present fask We ksi eel lefh Tak.
Inc Ihe e#s, 4 msml,ef promptly
stoptsi ihs sssteth fran III
pulpit ahd ras rpai There Tss
then shi there sshsiIsfsble dsft
hesa shd " presume NE gentleman
militant, sni others. frpfsd tbslf
wy aHt " n ~ heat they essIA.
We A. aol tnes ssselIy shout these
ihihas, ahi n u not Snf province "
our Intention N interfere bus, then,
w N MI tnow NJ any reason Why
pfaaehen cus NJ shslcs which, IN
common sinners. wesll not escape
criticism, va should give them a
,arfr bsnehe. fhsy sometimes Do
mischief, NJ we'll ~ good, and
stimulate small bIaotfy which would
otherwise dlr out.
sone u The moel amusing sel-teo
va observe se found In our o..
changes between some " ths chsm.
piona ~ tho respective companies oI
tho church militant They "pilel
into each other with vim AM
freshness which va political editors
can hardly approach The femArI
applies rather foreibly 10 some o|
the religious papers We see. Indeed
tho militant principle IL canie'
sometimes 10 such m extreme tina
the individual churches they repre-.
sent have occasionally met, an,
passed formal resolutions r~cqueslin,
their religious editors 10 draw !
more mildly. Il Is not improbable
that We shall catch II some Tor lIies'
irrcvcrend remarks but we con
sole ourselves IN advance by the re
Election that We mean by Il, as the,
are in the hsbi. Of saying TO us, /
promote the general good Of the con
ercga.ion They will, therefore
please consider themselves rs sound
lccturcd. We expect them to prof
by this our labor Of love, and TO RI
|, form. lie who spares the rod SPOIL
the child, they know well aud
tho same time they will f~l no
lightly we apply it. II nscessar,
, however, wc have so,6sshing moi
substantial In pickle which must |
. brought into requisition. This vi
, do for now and they eau 20 till ne
timc.-N o. Bulletin.
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to The day General Scott arrived
in New Orleans. some enc near him in
The crowd which pressed around him
a; the 81. Charles. asked permission
to carry his cvercoas for him. The
General granted the request, and the
person In carrying out his intentions
in getting the coat in his possession
carried d entirely away. In conse.
quencc. the General had 10 cell upon
. tailor the neat day. The thief Is,
no doubt. sxultant among his com
rades. st the feat Of stealing the coal
Of the greatest chiefiain In the world
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~ fj,.ss ne 70 sssIssss
mHtIsss, shlM iost fIsss 80
0Msff, ~ asys siass, -Aift I =
italY sNl pfsrs . 'sFfibIe FtFhlht
b lhass NnNsyn fishers Fha siss
.s.ls ss#slrsms'lss II ssysf
A yssas sid ssWai sffsh iHf
.taa. nhato iashsf lives ~ = zoe
.tfapsfty . mile tfiro ftom pahllse,
.slafai IN \ tlafd4y. ed fams =
Ibsifslf Tho Fsfiter NJ W. ighi
wu . tlast msd, vhs hsi been "
Ne employment n boz father IN
come tine N ihe eafselly NJ farm
ItsbI Tht hfH ihsimssleh Che fsfh'
In hai N hs intention NJ Ne parties
va conveyed ~ Tho ~, N their
aght Tley Immediately efossei
loyet 10 Windsor, apon FeaehlhT ihIs
aty fully sehsIbls ihs' they eeuld
never accomplish their u%nhn'afal Do.
sign On hii sde. ~ no ohielsl N
Iaarsyman could have bssh found
chs would have 80 fas lsshsgfessed
The hounds N decency ~ 10 mite Tho
eourIo, Tho appearance NJ the rlfl
helne such ~ forbid the nnIon In Tho
mind u any sensible man, 70 saj
nothing N Ne Inv IN The ease. kone
ndiyidual wns found In Canada sho
performed The ceremony, however,
Inc two was mads ohe. They arc
now In Windsor, enjoying the sweet
NJ the honeymoon,
The father Of the girl Il q red bot
aholitionls,, Of tho whole hog o.
nothing, Niger ~ good rs any bod,
style. for . long series of years he
has dl'a0sIed his nclghbors with hl'
fanting abolition and indignation
Of which he was disposed 10 abat'
not n jot or title from lts utmos
limit. In order thu, he might no
be said to preach what no did no
practice, he made II n point to trca
the numerous colorod individual
whom he from time TO time employees
IN n par with his own family. Thcs
doctrines he inculcated upon III
understanding Of bis children, and b
} has the supreme satisfaction Of wit
Messing, as the practical result Of hi
teaching his own daughter In III
embrace q a niger. The brc,hc
Of the girl came on Sunday and rs
; eertaining whereabouts went to he
' and implorcd her to return. 81
was however content, loved her ebon
half, and couldn't think Of return
{ ing. The emotion Of n brother I
|. such o sigh. can better be imagine
, than described.
/, The girl is abont eighteen year
!. old. The family is said to have o.
J cupicd o position in society whic
was first class, and the blow Is COZ
scqaen,ly a terrible one. The faith
lie rich and the girl is m hcire'
which makes j. very nice for Il
african Of her choice. The matt
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r ETfERS II Administration having
II ben granted 10 The undersigned, on
the cssse 81 wm. f1evYise. deceased, By
the Probate Cewrt Il raaola eesaly. a.
the March ssFu, 1853, thessfosp, scw ell
pessess having slaims aeaissl odd esssls,
are hereby sesifsi 10 ssns fssuasa swd
have the same vrobsssi end scxissessd
within The time prescribed ! law, or they
vilI be forever barrcd.
J. n HERRING, Aam'r.
?. S-Tkess ere . ouneeP Il euall
ssesuao dss ~ esaase fes vsseaes. end
eass q ssiss II ~ Cissais 81 j1D6ias'
CousA = " doshss viii shsv. An -
wish y . ' ess1, ~ - vsll y ell -
pay the sane. 1es give ;1nRtAes -
aslessee - - toeuntsei0 dsss -
= qsstily stAs lac VII sllo..
LA.M
IN. 3sgn. ts;e. vlsl-ow.
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~ Jcc and pick, the two negroes
rseenily ccu,ic,ed of capital casrsss.
we're hanged at Lexington, Misa., on
Saturday last. Joe wss fcusd guilty
Of beiug ~sccesscsy 10 the attempt ,C
I'LL the c,cssesr. named Chas. Vice
and lich had been convicted Of tape
A great crowd vas present al N.
hanging.
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MorroEs soR rur SsArws.-
Three States In the Union: Vermont.
New Jersey and Dclaware-havc the
same mos,e-"Libersy aud Indie
pcndsnce." Pennsylvania chose the
same, bat fancying herself some.
chat purer than the above three sis.
scrs. pre6xed the vord "virtue. y
That Of "Old Ksn,uck" is made ous
Of abcut IS good stuff ~ any,
"Unised wc stand, divided we fall"
Virginia hes not . bad one. srk
semper tyrosnis, ''so mote il be
with Ill tysanss." Texas. Alabama.
Ohio, and some Others. have no mot.
toes; whether ID 10 owing to their
not deserving any, or because they
find il difficult to end appropriate
ones, Who kncwsi A god motto
for Ohio might be, "R~dily coax-
ell. bat not drivcn"-like its hogs
and women. What The Eagle sell
to Torpedo" you'd answer very
well for Tcxss-"Gc in and nevcs
de-" A for California, nsshns
ccsld be pors appropriate than rss.
RoHfsm Il merissnss psrsvMs-
"Wide soske and full az 6eas y
Far better ,hsn it, Esreks-"ws
have found H." 1.-THE slerhsnt.)
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wHsRsAs. II has pleased an An.
wise Providence to II ftom our midst
our worthy and esV( kmed brother.
WV. W. sNirH. who died on the 9lst
day Of January. 1850. Therefore.
Rs,oiroi. That the members Of this
Lodge learn with lively scnsibslity
and regret. tho late sudden death Of
our friend and brother. W. W. Smith.
and meet h manifest our regard and
attachment for his virtues. and testi.
y our respect for his mcwesy.
Re~ir,i. That Ia The death Of OF
brcshes. ,hc Lodge has lsst on Of ID
w%cvthiest and most useful members,
whose influence has ever been exerted
for the good Of his fellow man. Of
fctdiug an example worthy the imi,a'
tim " all true Masns.
Reseiroi. That W. sincerely sym.
pathise with the friends and kindred
VI the deceased In the sad diSpensa.
ton that hes taken from wife . com
pauicn 30 agreeable. and Q relative a
beloved.
Re~JssS. That the 1sdee N
clothed In mourning. and that TN
members thereof wear the usual badge
Of mourning foe the spsce Of thirty
days. and that these resolutions n
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Mth 5Sbsrtissmsuts.


4 L. person. having claims against the
"A estate 81 W. y. Lamb, dcceasei, are
hereby notified 10 present tho same prop
crlv Probased, TO J. !. 4 J. Iloyee, Who
viii act nc my agent In paving the same.
HIRAM LAMB.
Jan. 10th. 1859. vt.nt .6w.
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1.-THE weather. for several days.
has been unusually cold; bu, today
Wednesday II Is pleasantly warm.
and there are slight indications Of rain.
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Religious Notice

The Rev ! n lfaftr will hold
4 iso dayA meeting 10 This place com
meaeInr on saturday apib Inst
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The rapid changes which have IA.
ken place In the ''Grca, West" have
carried It's geography past the wisdom
of many, who have not studied II
since their school days The follow,
ing definitions 81 boundary may he o.
use TO those interested In the Western
changes
"Dacc'ah" Il the western half O.
what was Minnesota Territory. Whc,
tho State Vas formed. . line wa,
drawn through the middle Of the Ter
ritory from north 10 south. The cas-
tern part became the State Of Mime
sota I; the western Il uncrganixed. an,
without q government.
"Ahxcna'' Is q combination Of N,
southern par, Of New Mexico, Will
that Messilla Valley strip Of Ian,
which W. purchased from Mexico Il
1854. The latter Il without a loca
government.
Nevada" Il the western half o
Utah lying between Salt Lake an,
California.
"larimie" means the wesscr part q
Nebraska. In which the fort ~ tina
name Il situated
"pike's Peak" Il IN the Rock
Mountain chain In the western part {
Kansas. which part u IL proposed I
cut o6 for the ucw Territory.
Superior cs "Ontcnagsn" Is N
peninsula hetvesn Lake Superior an
Michigan. part Of which noe belong
to Michigan and part to Wisconsin.
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Fneiit Mons Having farm
81 tsnhaslib sifh Neoigf y
fome ia N he tfsfi ga ~ laF
van. aif ishis las ma Nv ptoff'
siahni services either raid n easl
N slassd W W ha'e iminsdialfly
wi sifl be eomfellsd 70 sus ~
lhsm ~ \ WAND
Dse 9Th lHbs
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore s~xissisa
under The nains and style II p. B. Jcsss
I o., was this dry dissolvsd By uslaal
consent. All those indebted Ia AZ ~.
ell mako payrsent to :. i.eieel4b -
those having claims against said 1rG, vi1
present ihsis 10 him (Ieibold,) fes ~.
ment.
y. LElBUs~S'
tn. undersigned thmnhfal r. ~
liberal patronage extended to sa)6 In,
would respectfully solicit . continuance
81 tho sane, to my successor, Nr. 7.
l.cibold.
p. B. JONES,
Pamela. Jan. I',h, isss. n;2-,f.
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~ The name Of Hos. John A. Orr
has been mentioned ID conscction with
the nezt G~overuovshlp u Mississippi.
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hfrsnos Al Aiyeft'emenla
IN tha future, musl fOaifiyfff W.
'enl IN BY Tuesday morning N each
week o. olso they vill he deftuod
unliI The vook fsllosing,
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r. 3. JOMc
y. LElBUs"s
MASONIC FEMALE
A0ADm1x

1ilE underaened, Trustees Il psssls
Masonic peaaIs Aeedsny, .ske pleasure
in aanoussing 10 tho pablo that shey
hare secured lhs services Of Nie D~ttis
q. Smith, 10 take charge Of the Literary
dsparsmsns, m. ,. Moore Of he A~ousicsl,
Mn. Bousso u sAs Onamsosal, ssd ".
b. l1oossss Sspssissendsel. The sehssl
vim eommeaee - The Let Neo6ny z
February, 1859.
IL sbovs teachers sss wVll heeVn q
Ne f~!sssse., = able, assesplisAse 81
szpsrisseed.
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THE nAr9os 1.slsssrPi,
10 M. -JsAassm, W1issa z
Jesss, Mn. MseiAs 4. Mo, ~
and aisfr1stsss q 1srsriv issa, 4
ssansi. saf isAae0n. Aubou
Jmsj - keAesss, sat W6Dia
kssn. AssbGS@ A1srAs A -
VOu, and eseb II -. Z
q - h end sppeass {
pPSlsAs Cssrs u MD Css1 at
fssrk N1ssday In February 80
al these to sAsv eanse A
secssas u b~dicst Jsos,
II ~ ssssss Il Beverly JsuGk w.
sessa6ly Gee h aid Csssss u 49,
Morris, adminisevaees q - 49,
uv.i1se1 jcsss, t-ssuess1, 6Dssl1 -
I.ssi N 1sA
Cissk Il ~ cel1e.'
jsa. IN. lso4 ~~ess|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

AT MEETING OF ME PASSENGERS OF THE
IA Huntsville Capt John Pest held board sad
the evening Of Dec IT. the passage from savan
nah TO New York, resolutions passed complimentary
Post and officers for their courtesv and nkness
their seamanshp display cd during heavy gale off Cape
sseras and silver cup was voted 70 Capt Post vote OF
unanimously rendered Purser f. r.
nnrng zeal for the comfort and welfare Of the passengers
Also the Chief Engineer Turner for his unceaang
zion his important and aborious duea Also To the Steward
Henry A. Heathce, for bis kiudness and obng
Geo. u Geib, Few York, n. Pilimnn, New Orleans
VIM King, New York, Jas. Dckson Savannah,
j. N, GOODWIN Alabama.
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AWOS1MMnIW.
A CADEMY o. xUsIc-LAsr r ArIr NIGHT.
fS s SREsH Al. s US, s44 Pr aiaai
MIL Il s xbslixn fxln
% make her srcoad and LAT appearance u Bellnis ss
.''ea OPERA 70 'h's Z. s' soS Il
e.. Brtsao -. A,...s
~ .RodoleD
Admissloa Reserved seats 81 g. From. pysse bcass
i0Tf ~ ss az. - - Family circle % cent? Gallery coats.
mosE oS = O'clock
Of suso Ss pvss s e
e. w al: dec snS a.S ~
eea.a may Dc had q ne dsoss. : ~ -''"''' AAs
W RMS 1RDSssDAp EVENING. n. =.
A' as siisa ses s.'i 5s s;s -
AMERICAN cH4s sAssSs ! sc.s.,
ocr das
LIFE IN tStmAxA
THE BURNIN0 SrEAKR
She breaks from her moonss and swings h tAe Aresn
Mr.. ., Jst14ssksos
photographic spsraser and has bsen : hals 4 svssy
ME-. JAMESON
r...r :. .s.s uncle s.ss u ..s Judge. ~, 4.
no" 70 'n % T Ts. a Il DAVENPORT
Ssssse Peysou educated IN Europe and nov i~ rs.-~s
MRS. J. H. ALLEN
Too AZ os.oroou girl, natural chnd q The ia.e JsAss r
~ SR 7. b. JOHNSTON
cco:ksy formerly oversser Of rerrss.... -. NV s~.
MRS BLAKE
Ms Peyton. widow Of The Is.s judy Peysss
n.
wah-notee, Lspan Indian Chief
Dora sunnyude Southern bsae
Nj '''''''' plants; ssissS ss Il: 60. .'+
49, 's''" " MR. sroDDARr
''''' '<'''''''' y Mss Ssh i sn0os
Mr. HARRISON
Capt. katts, mate Of the Magnolia xsaHs.
Co., f'''''''' an '''o Ss ffosz
O''''''''' he ''''''' "a. i ls:1
= >'-''' : ''''' Nh. .x~
- 'N' ' MR. STYLES
Scion, grief boy slave
Grace yellow girl MISS CLINTON
~ MISS WALTERS
''-' Planters, slaves, deck hands aaA laA6ss.
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ECEHS or rHH FIRSr ACx.
HI PLANTATION or fERRRDCUXY


Eoutborn home under Southern sun-The nne GAs1nA
"dem's wuss dan Skecters-Pets, tbs old servaa-0Gus
Peytoa just arrived bome-A Paris lion in aasbsakA-p
Salem Scudders description Of Zoe the Ootoroon-Yks @
cveSeee-A confeeon-The strange reaatos and sdsoaoa
laushser Plantation fs-Souhsl wase and Nershs1t.N-
Tea he Octoruon-Ths arrival Of gunnydde anA Dsra-n
sunnynde pors0eorgo cannot understand he social a
stdon 81 zoe-McCoskey Hsrives-TAe hard cusnmer-NH
the yellow boy and Wah-noee the Indian hunHe-Ihe an
:s:ss. bs.wsa As :.y.ss ~: ~ hs bog .a.s
Cedw Swamp for tn United States mafl-Bordsr UnsM
estes mAn dslvory-The foreclosure feEreAonnA-xA8
plantation be soA-The last hope Of recovering ~
fbe Judges deak-AcCoskeys isve Tor Ae 0cere@-I Ne
marry you but can mako mistress Of ~ no1ea -
Ato IN L1u1AnA-Tho tive OveEDeeFl review Ae nnAo -
uhnss-fns i've oak and NE ereepG-rws uvs Yanks0 q
aiAzsond cut diAm0ud-6cuddars confession e ~ leWU -
zoeM0Coekey dfscoves The free pApags e xoe-xbe ~
n9ntrrho dark hope-rhe resolve
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DOR ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON AND oEORGE-
II townThe New York and Virginia S,salnsnip CompAnys
new and first class steamship MuNTfUEIIN III i;,gser
Gommander VIII leave pier No II North river on Saturday,
Passage including state and fare, ~ 20.
Freight eight cents per foot
Apply TO H. b. CROMWELL CO.
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from distance every facility for obtaining conveyances
Admission ~ cents
VAN AMBuReH 2 r co.e e. n sS SAsAaER1E
ss near s ssr 81
p0'r' I oRfa j aaf II n rHs WORLD.
dS1s6 IfHs rae
knowledge for he world. School for .ss million,
great aiifsG At 10 O'CLOCK
M pSE% FSaS r. satn sf abs
Shouts Of h and rounds applause By Old and young
Every Afternoon and svsuns The sduc.ssd pony Black
PONY PRINCE p AND MONKEY JocKo.
ANIMAL sa3 wiz htI on nus
N AD GEORGE cHR1srYs xrNsrRMs.
5d Sss s$ Sss +
THE onns : & b1 Ha45ssI 7ooAnsr
rrroln Isl $ AI1E 81 THE SEASON.
4z5AsD4X sVEH1sa lee q will ..,.,., r.
Dc ISYsiI'aa a sIs9f
IN 9'AS; CELEBRATED CIRCUS
80 woMASNHEk LovE, HER FAITH. &C.
opposition play TO all the abolition gags
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Ss SsA SGs eus sAFxasi Fhs s?SErs
THE MESSIAH,
c Ssssmssi 5. , EYE,
SCALE OF aRAaDEUR
Which has characterized the performances Of the
- Society for several years past
The Society '' ss P's.sTs S X ssor
xrso = COIN Che celebrated can'atrioe)
MRS H. wEsTEayELT
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA AND Nd d 8 s Gs0AAs'
THREE HyS5s&p rsEsrosMERs.
And viii be rendered. as;io Son ., effective by the
GRAND ORGAN
Consisting entirely Of pedals.
And made expressly for oratorio performances
rroKk n s 81 nD sffsae 81 & GENTS
Reserved seats so cents extra
Reserved seats may be secured Messrs Hall Sous
Broadway and on the day of the performance at tho Office Of
Doors open at half past O'Clock.
Tocommence at nalf past O'Clock precisely.
MISS HATTIE ANnEMs GRAND CONCERT, ADvER
cs cor s e a. essr ana
be the same place Saturday afternoon in the form
CONCERT MATINEE
Tickets purchased for the Concert are good
~ Tss w Lighting Of IN The ball
me shs Matinee win conmsnce on ''A p''"e' "A''
NouvEAU THEATRE ERANcAIs 1919 EFT 2M BowERY,
~ near Broadway JRUDl q Decembre. 1889 pour cetse
w La DAME AUX cAxEL1As, OR CAMILLE.
Drame en- cinq sctes par Alex Dumsa.
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la rendre digue de MORE ~, public habitues
Eeduc1on dams e pTir des places.
DossIrER NIGNors PAINTING,
On exhibition at The HoAbEH w o. bEsres Tenth srss
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Union and fa Orchestra sose.her with several other artists
ana amateurs who wi appear an excellent p.ogramme
Woops x1ssrrE =; ano,nv.v
sas sssscr having @ NJ O
spccfuly that he sole PROPRIETOR
ser q zoe osK fa1T EVERY WE'VE
GRAND ETHIOPIAN ENTEsTAINMENT.
NEW YEAR CALLS
Tickets Is cents Commence al III clock.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC -ADELTNA PATTI
IA This evening, Dec q last Patti nigh,
e. LA S0NNAMBULA.
MISS ADBLINA PATTI,
Sigpor BHTGNOII, Sgnor AMODIO.
Seats may be at the Acseuy OF Music
SHELLS, II Wall street. aud p,eusngs music store
MRS. ELLEN KEY BLUNT HAS THE Horror TO AN
M rcunce that che will give Reading from the Poets M
Dodworths Ball sos Broadway Friday evening, Is
MT O'Clock Tickets nj % cents each be obtained Al
Mr. Crowens bookstore 6a9 broadway; Messrs Appieton
Co. SS Prcsdw the Metropolitan HOTEL from Charles w
Holman 10. East Fourteenth street. and nj the door "
10 TO wALLACK's,
ONLY PLACE
WHERE You CAN FIND
EvERyBODy'S
FRIEND.
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THE CHEAPEST AND REST PLACE IN THE CITY TO
get every kind OF Cordlals Wines and every variety OF
qu6fa At HuaHks SONS sci Seventh avenue between
Thiyteth and thirty arst streets n X
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Bcudder hia old takes phOc rFups
Paul wants his picture ook-Pcs brings terrible newH-nm
sonArms -Gcorges declaration Of I'M love"He does ~
know what / am"-The eighth blOod'-McCyl0skey'R -
sove-Wsh uotee and Ps1l-rhs apparatus - g.
De Indisn-fhe 4svAxes fear for the machtne-ThnkS
deadly wesponPaul sits for his povtrat-The astask-fA
and Zoe win be mineThe rsvsaae q Tie Indian anA .
Rriof for Paul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

DARNUMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is COMING.
- 1hursday, Dec y AFTERNOON at g. the CAMP at
eHAL0Ns, DANCING, and the PHENOMENON; in the
EVENING NJ 75s o'cl ok the thrilling historical
TOUR DE NhsiE The Chsmber of Death the Farce
Of the DOUBLE BhBDED ROOM
MONDAY Zee 2G 1859, delightful series Of HOLIDAY
ENTEnTA NMEN1s embracing performances every hour.
The beautiful pair of Living haDgaro0s the Living Seal Fam
y Of African serpents and the Fy Baby Anacondas the
Wax Model Of Brown, his Pixies
from Harpers Ferry, tbs Happy Famlr the Grand squar
&c AdmiApce IS cents Children under 10 L. Parquet
Ii cente extra
n -narnnm's Nusemu is In possession Of the certified
LINK OF THE SBACkLES which COOK and COPPik
two by the Barlow knife which permitted
them TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

(yREAT AMUSEMENT FOR THE LADIES DURING
U the holidays We are exhibiting day splendid Boo.
holiday gs Sis Bonnets at 80 ench bargains
for all; velvet visiting Bonnes
L. BIhNs Millinery s35 Broadway, up stairs