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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

James X. Sn,wien, Director of Mint. in
reference to the new coins, says that no
change will be made in half or quarter dollar
pieces. THE dime, however, will appear in
a new, and think, improved dress, in 1860.
The present wreath on the reverse, will give
place to more appropriate and matt NAL
one. being festoon composed OF the chief
productions of our country, intersperSed with
oak leaves, as emblematc Of strength and
durability. The legend. United States Of
America will be transferred from the re-
verse Of the coin. where 1t now appears, to
the diverse, or principal side. The device
on the diverse is not otherwise changed, but
the execution of the dies is somewhat i'm
proved The devices upon the half dime
will conform in all particulars ex cept the de
nomination of the coin, to the dime. The
cent also will appear with IA new reverse on
the new year A much improved wreath,
composed of oak leaves, takes the place Of
the present one, aud is surmounted by the
national shield, or "armorial achievement,
az it is termed in the resolution Of Congress
of June 90, 1872"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
CLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

fJNHE second session Of this School will begin On
i the first Wednesday Of October, 1885, and close
the third Wednesday OF July, 1899. The design
Of this School is thoroughly to prepare youths ior
the University Of Virginia. The cour." oi study
embraces every thing thai i. necessary 10 the degrees
VI A. NJ, AT our University.
The school is located III the mountains u Eau
quicr a region well known ipr il he-!thiul climate
and beautiful scenery. II is two miles south -
Markham Station, the Mana4sas Gap knlfoa''
and 90 miles from Alexandra.
TERMs.-S22j, semi annually in advance, yiz
$ll2.5U on the Ist Of October, and ~ % on tho
1T of March.
Modern Language. at extra charges.
For further particulars, apply T. the Principal, ~
Markham Station, FauqGicl County, ~.
REFERENCES:
Rev. j. Z. McGuire. 4. II. :. Of Va.
Trustees OF Charlestown Academy, Jeferson
County. Va.
Professors Bei-oe, Harrison Schele De We're,
McGutie, and Smith, Of the University u Irgin's.
X. JAQuELlN AMBLEK.
Fauauier County. feb i--sotf
"a DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE
-l-.2 The Undersigned i authorized to eel a pr
yate sale, TWO DESIRABLE TW o.STnkt
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES situated IN tbe
south side Of Cameron street. between Alfred ana
Patrick streets, one u which i Al present occp
pied ny Mrs. Mary ;. MassIc-tEc U,her ~ ~.
John III. Parrot. Each house contains sas anu
water and has i brick stable in the rear, on -
feet alley.
Price moderate Terms. Onc-thirl cab bal.
anee in equal payments, at on. ald two YEAR
with interest. w. &. lEATpNI
dec ls-eotf Attorney for Vim. Wheeler.
81 FOR RENT-Fur The next year, the re''-
RY dence and LOT of LAND, IN Fairfax county,
Va. near the Theological Seminary, recently o''
cupied by Mr.. Smcts For terms. &C.. applyt 10
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Alexandria
dec 20-2aSiw
e. FOR RENT-fhc large NEW WAKE
HEyI HOUSE. on l'ui"n street. y" L.. lately %
cupiyd b, Ad,iison, Wallace & %. Alp't !"
BtkkE 1 iiEREtRI
Possession Z ven Al UIce. dec eVS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

DIEDMONT ACADEMY, CuLrEPER Cousrr.
i viRGIsh.-A Bo"rdiny Scho"i u, Boy', pre-
pnratory 70 Tie lnirer.ity II Iiyinio.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
NOTICE.

1.-TWO STEAM ENGINES
| One of inch Cylinder 20 inch stroke
One of | inch Cylinder. 80 inch stroke. Both
new, can be bought bargain il early application
be made To i. >. JahiEHoS.
dec lT-polm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

But Ms property i. assessed for
taxation at least ~ per cent.
below it. fair value, the Audi
tor adds TO the assessed price Of
lands and personal property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
GA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER 80 1852

Coupon debt per
cent. ..........sl 800, 500 90
Sterling bonds, ) per
cent I,S65,OO0 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

EAUQUIER FARM FOR SALE.-IIaving de-
j. terminsd 10 move To u new country, 1 now
offer tor sale my FARM. situated about five miles
from Wauenton, the County seat Of Fauquier
County, and three miles from the Fauquier White
Sulphur Springs. 1t adions the lands Of Robert
Hart. Robert Holtzcaw, aud others, and contains
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN AND
THREE QUARTER ACRES, with an abundanc
OF good WOOD And TIMBER. l5D acres Of this land
is finely taken i'll gras, with good meadow Of Is
acres. The whole FARM is well supplied with
water, good springs being found in every field
There is quantity of good surface rock for ienc-
ing and most excellent stone quarry the land.
TT, The DWELLING HOUSE and out build
LII ings ar" very comfortable.
The Terms of sale will he made accommodating,
and can BE- known By calling upon the subscriber,
or by letter addressed to him AT Warrenton, Eau
quier County Va. WM. /. MCCARTHY.
Fauquier County. Va. nov l--eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
80 IS3.00l IL

Excess over interest applied to the
extngushmcnt Of the public debt
for the year lsG0.................... $i0O,s36 %
Tho Auditor says
"If the debt Of the State should not be augment.
ed by any new issue of State bonds until the year
1870 the amount redeemed of the old debt would
be $il95.5lS u, and the surplus of the annual ap
preparations above interest would be S350,i2+ 63.
OF the new debt the State would own by invest
ment therein Si.I23. Ill H. and the annual fund
applicable further investment in this latter debt
would be St3l 1874 46-so that in 1870 the sink.
ing fund commissioners will have redeemed, and
will own by Investment, 1851 $500 IL. and viii
have All annual fund for these two objects OF $751;
3l9 %, which will lie constantly increasing in
be Increased the latter fund will be Increased
cordugy"
REcArIruLArIoS or ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND
CHARGES.
Balance i'll treasury on lst October
lSJ9- bO......... SlU4Ol3 80
Estimated receipts for fiscal year
lS59-'6o .......................... 3,77l,O 6s 90
$3,S75,0S2 80
Estimated charges for fiscal year
IS5g-'GO ........................... $780, 39 IL
Estimated excess of means........... $2I4,S43 IL
Estimated receipts for fiscal year
IsGo'6l ........................... 37s5762 90
s4OOO,GO6 IS
Estimated charges FOR fiscal year
lsGU-'6I ............................ 3,l06453 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

Estimated excess of means
charges October |, 1861 ............ 1884,, l52 50
We conclude this part of our synopsis with the
following remarks Of the Auditor
when il is considered that these balances will
remain, after all the debts and liabilities Of the
State except the permanent debt, have been fully
discharged. the financial condition Of our vene
rable Commonwealth must present sources Of real
congratulaton 10 the country And if there be
any disposed to look upon her present condition or
her future prospects under the jauniiced views Of
prejudice, who may suppose her resources III the
least degree inadequate to her obligations, he is
invited To examine the tables comprising this
port. and he will there lind the basis for the
clusion, that in all that is substantially progress.
siye practical and glorious she stands pre- emf
nent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

LAyns AND THEIR ASSESSED NALrE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30
ENCOURAGE YoxE MANUFACTURES.

CU.OUO 900 boxes CANDLES, superior 10
any bought North Al the sam" price. al LIT M ;
Inion street SOAP and Candle Mandatory.
Also. TO- 0U0 hushcl. uf ASHES for sale.
dec 12-eulIn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-30

OF this, the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund hold an Investment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Sales bp Austiox

A. J. BLsscGEz. Anct.o1-es-
A BSOLUTE SALE Of 81 LOTS and eOkkS
N "a iiAh Ils,h iiss ff-th szd isths eh md sk-ss
A :. ELEECKER. son A Co. vii eel 81 e9ettsa "a
WEDNESDAY. Ncs. 90 q u oei0ek At tao hsFca><s
EHchancc.
Co iIsthst--IT Lots and Cores. = = Adjoining sse.s
or iisfhsf-lG Lots and Gorrs ). - bes Sch snd ehNz
%, Ne~ Avenue. opposite M0ups aSvris-i Lot
Du 9 b-sv i large Gor-. y W. cor lietsst
DE 0shsv Lots, T. =, between liesh ard it1th~tk
I'm ii.b-.t-l lot. n s.. an vs.. Avrnoe A
On IIssh-.s-i Lot. S. s. stJoiuint shove
Terms liberal Msps ko, ~ Ne fine-s- VH3
UCTION.--Wll be sold at pubic auction 80
n MONDAY Nos q. a. II a ~, By JOIN LEFIS0A
Asr,lose@r a lot q HOUSEHOLD FtKNifUkBl sA -
Bsoyrs, nsAr Iudsou consisting 81 fse'es Cbars sofa
Aso uI "a Of kitchen Furniture Stove Glassware csssk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
A NJ. MszwIS ADotonees
DY BANGS MERWIN & Co., Trsdc Sab

VFDNTsDAY EVENING. Nov. ~, 81 O'Clock
CHOICE Enthusiastically from the private horssJ
proesousl zsnemaa oonPrisink vsiuAois AM eaPsHas
,ork. % Civil EaxineeFns Areh'eeure ha hcaiis% ess
$780, Sei.re Also choice booas Ia History, foysEes sod
TrsTs Biorsphy Poetry sad the Drama Classics Aise~
neoas Lnersiure. ard variety Of illustrates "Sf &C C
'hTToGRAPnS q FRIvATE sALE.-we have gss !.
% Of p-epafxtop catalogue Of arg coetiou o. Az To
GRAFH LFf4IR. and DOCUMENTS ito De sold oaiy a
private siel which yin be resdy Dec ADD VII Be .ss 70
nv siare.s oua pplcsfi0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
PRY JEASES at AUCTION. BY virtue II

he authority vs.ed IN him BY Legislature Ct the ss
Nswiek and re-oniions Q, the SomSn CSsn.s o ss
viii sal PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highss e'Sd1r elsh
:sSs q s' City h S 81 lEE y:
Known a. tie n LION, SOUTH, dAMdLIOSIAsa ENus
for The term Of Ten Iears from the First dry Of May lesl
With all the privileges and ADVANTAGES thereof Belonging
rn 70 and ffo@ the Alp. landing aud premise. 20 s9d tISa
sbeb they srs nov Iaa 20 si 2, 'rsn s h. so
and Appropriated for ferry purposes except that tho ARns
the 100! 2. Of IN ss vicinity thereof and II the csss o.
In which the Corporation not the owners OF the sP ae
49, f ,b landings or termination may made point
their vicinity shs lessee ha 80 elect ct h' own co.'s and
An sTpre. .pul.iOu viii be embodied in toe lssAe thai the
s.s s RON he said several erie H.. Sn0,ses Of NV
one Of The aid ferries dung the term Of sAd Lease h Dc
Issse tSssrby Secore sS.osnteiy nu and void
he purchaser OF lessee other than the present T ~
bshdng and ether ferry properly q the pe.en, e-.,s csa
Such valuation 70 be BY three dsinere
ed prons be chosen by the preent ese cue ~ the
purchaser under this sale, and tho thna oye~e
BE- ease to be made In the usual form Of ey ssses s.d .
conform 4, the of the charter and ORDINANCES ana
resolutions the Common Coanci and no expense waeyss
to 6e incurred y ne ooRo.on O OF az ~
during thereof The lease Of said ferries VA MOI DC
rent nov received for the same.
The purchaser Of The lease Of the ferries and thet. sppsndses
win BE- required ray tho Of sale 20 the Coslsor d he
City Revenue sum equal to .ssy per sn q me 'Ss s
70 spphtd
c h. eTses lease With the usual ohes~tse 10
De- forfeited Corporation tie win al the same uine As
be Obligation be signed a. sast
the effect that he viii executes Oend WITH sdr-le
10 be- the for the puncus psymsni %
The rent quarterly aud for thu faithful execution VI
cf the lease. -
HE fees Of the suconssr and the expense Of the ae to b.
paid by the purchaser.
lease will contain covenant requiring each ferry
boat TO have attached is engine TIRE spparsRs or orce
pump than 10 feet oi hose, Of the qnJ and "a
used By the ire Department Of this CITY, 70 be aed
for the Of whenever required ~ tbs Cht
Ensneer or Assistant for which services ths esse ~h
ROBf. 4. HAWS ContToiisr-
City Of Sew.Yort Department Of Finance,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
City Of New-Yotk. Department Of Finance,
Controllers Office, nov. 10, 1883.
A. ]. BLEEckEn. Aset.ones

DOSITIVE SALE OF 10th and 32d-sk PROP
ii PFR1Y.-A J BLEECBER son 4 Co., vii .el II
ton on TUESDAY, Nov 20 At u o'clock a, the Merchant
Exchange - -
C. contains Croton, Sc., aud rents for $50
On dst hr.tcsss +sory brick house tB y hasemeH ard
Lot, No a. between 9Th and 1,hsvs house cesain all the
modern improvements and will rent for = BOO
Maps. terms, &c, At No. Pinest. uI&l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

A. J. BLEEcxER, Auc;ioncer
CIXTH AVENUE, near Central Rark.--A- j.
- BLEECKER SON Co. viii sell, WEDNESDAY,
November 3D. AZ " O'Clock the Merchants EHcbanFe the
fourstory and basement Philadelphia breE en STORE
and DIV Filings, with Aos sl6 and oa az, nes
sOth Lots 23xe65 The houses ssbsi esfaly Du en
contain gas Croton &C. Maps. 6c az No Finest Ne'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
iDaisas, Oils. @lass, &e.

n gJNERAL OII--Waransed as perfect Coal
vi "a = ssy sthss IN ~artss 81 dsssslsy srlsasy
-. - dl fhe sosles of Arstsss staole- fhs wl b
basst'.f 80 s. - nprioes. Bartels % % gaons
ssa1 pssoS VIC iSofik w. QUINCY Co.. No . wnlsR<a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
~ SF. II. SCHENCK, Auctioneers.
r. pnTrpTH nay

Continuation Of the great IA KETTLE Sal dawn
SCOTT win eel MONDAY, 2ssh, q lO5 O'clock al NO ~
pIi.lng and Git Hat stands Patent hnie CeAher
Nsniss largs Tea Trays in aets and BY the dossa
rh oval ca Trays Sets; VIE Covers Carpet Swecper,
Irop Keistsaas thid's Carriages, seirhS sc
Families aud Dealers III find this grand CHARGE ~ ay IN
supply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
DARNUM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
FIRST PyRroRMAsC q the NEW LEGENDARY add
h Si SRe AZ $780, AhoS q he oa Us
srd other Dranis.irsiiousl. fpanled Ms
TSsK D. Z = s0UTHwoRTH's OdIiaai LEDGER
DOOM OF DEvILLB,
hAIDEA'S vow.
r.ut ig psssonsoas the PIONEER PATkiUf" "BkIDE
OF An INNING" R0SALiAD HUBERT" Sc, &C
The Dfsfns written expressly r THE Musean Pos-ssses pot
gOSDAY, nov o. In the Ey-uins At = O'Clock,
Divided n,o THREE ACTS and SIXTEEN IA5LEAON'
ISTiRE STRENGTH or THE COMPANY.
'''''aM NJ 7. HADAwAY and NJ. DELMoS GRACE
sCENERY, INCIDENTS &c.
Scsusl FOREST HOME or LIOSNE-Nero and Nnl,ss
Their Ike the food ths' burns n EiHs bresr 81
aaneH-TABI EAU-1EE ADlEU AND THE oAfh-A
Usdup WL1ioT- Marching Oraer-Ihe Dashins he Ser
ssS1L -
Sc@p.I DRAWING ROOM IN nENlLLE'S MANSION
pesfh Husband ard WfeThe Fourdhns niaan
Scene 2 FOREST flE@-Ihe HuzteTs-John tiriahars;
Tescues Adelaide. -
Scene HOTEL IN NEW -YORK-Devile and his Ward
The New 1rszedsnne-"N 10 Il shr-Perdito and hef
Foster Brother-1h BE- Request 80 a.,
pstrirooui al Sausbbie.-Wonsn Brsh'eus-Msas Ideas
sceue :. CRIMINAL COURT or AsSILE-cABLEAI-
THE 1RIAL-Judse's Charg--Jury'- Resove-IA ~ .fAC-
tiven ri be Fsfa DrAgrh There b. VII b. dne-TAb-
LEA .tFTTPFRH0o NJ a. Two EXCELLENT PIECES
Nov 20 BE- .eep here sunlerrth wu Figure Of osAW VI
OMlk BROHn, KNIFE found on the body Of his soH'
be GRAND AQUARIAl LIVING SEAL &c a.,
Adtsnos, q cent? chirea under To- ID cent? rs's'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
Gxo. A. LrIurr Aas.iooser
DY GEO. A. L y WITT % Ce
TRADE sALERooAs, SOA 81 sa1 srs BRoAD"Af.
sOR raj
RQOKs STATIONERY, WORKS OF AkT, &c-

BOOKS STATIONERY, WORKS OF Akr, sc
~ Ccusignnaents collected al -
TUESDAY M0kNIN9, Nov. 20 a, 0'e'sck. and following
days a hour.
REGULAR LOT SALE Of ngis.s sad Amencsn Bset,
corpssipx very attractive invoices on Lon4on fueNssr
also very complete lists from many leading American hoas
the whole b sold Auction without reaev Lots WIN -
Aspnafsd literally r prices realized bcokclsrs oesh
D hs city country win fnd ths prcent an exeecas %
pcrunsy Increasing their ock for the hefday tsde An
purchases viii delivered within weet aftsr the s.ss
be application to the AnctoneeFS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FUN
IL NITURE in ali e0ors styles whosssss o. Fstss
sas snS upwArd AIso MATTRESSES sad FAILLASsse.
WARRRN WARD, 40 81 Canal -
Four door eat Of BSoad~sy ~ y.
OMAN Z l. L ID FURNITURh.-firss- cnss
II ,s,.a al Ornamental acknowledged superior In styte
ans hnish any nade IN this country Also asesst -
sns. 1e-, tor sale BY J. W. FishEa o. 70 % oI.seg
SCHOOL FURNITURE,
~ OF the approved slye Manufactured ~ tns oas' ~
labilshuIen In the State. 49,
LecIure-Room and Ssbbath-Sckool seses Camp 5toes
Blackboard Of Of any densons kcSslyn9 o. sssion
white and colorL Ao. Ohce sod barA Ds-s a1~
Bookeases Of every description made 20 order By -.
ROBERT PATTON. no. - GroSe-st nesr b'eeek"r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
JAxEs CoLx, Auctionees.
EIFCA ANT MANSION HOUSE and Ia Lot

E'LEGANI MANHIVN MUNSr TO so, - ~, 49,,
On TIk sDAl Nov ~ 70 ociock, n te Merchants Bx-
chnss Newly otk the late residence Of PeTra, Es sns
It'd on The westerly OF Henry and running on Psins
10 Auify he house l. - feet thisettfy sad oA
eut Contains shout IS repl-,e with all tse odess
E..iinrsf RrnnklNn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
NIBLOs GARDEN.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT and INAUGURA-

HRAND OIENINb NlUH anu lNAbbOsA-
VI TIOS OF The Model Of
sOLOMON'S TEMPLE .
Ttis ~rras worn Of AT which designed and b0t In
California, u CoeI Of 7ZS''0 ,r...
i. ~ il city and viii ioI public exhibition
THIS Monday EVENING, Nov %. 1853,
AT Temple Hal, sh-st.,
One door eest Of Broadway.
The MODEL or SOLOMONS TEMPLE has been COO
sruced the reliable authorities The sEe oi the
"a BY 70 FEET AND IS FEET IN HIGHT.
contains all various orders Of architecture r<svang
When the tempe erected with every variety OF v1essed
marble The greater portions Of the ornamental WorS are
rided with California gold The floor al made Of inAd
worn snd give correct imitation Of the Mosaic Every DC
psrtssnt Of the temple Is complete
ALTAR or INCENSE
TABLE or SHEW BREAD.
TUF GREAT GOLDEN CANDLESTICkS. BRAIEN SEA-
BRAZFN LAYERS. BRAZEN ALTAR
The COURT or WOMEN snd
THE COURT OF ISRAEL,
Tar COURT or THE PRIESTS
Por the better reprsseu,anon Of lie, there
6oO FIGURES,
dressed in original and plsced In and about tie
Temple to give the VI oie liie-lke appearance.
In evening the Temple will be brilliantly Illuminated by
so Gas Burners lighted By electricity with samuel Usrdnes
IT,. sppsIsius. ,
1he Rev ISRAEL s DIEHL. A NJ viii give Instructive
lecture every evening and explanations during the day
unliyAed work Of hrst exhibited IA san Francis
20 and visited while there giving uubonded ss
faction receiving the highest encomGms aud Testimonials
from the California press with letters approval nom
di.iinefishrd iudiydu2s clerical and secular.
For further particulars future announcements.
Admission tickets g. the door - eouts children hal pfice
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Bouts, 6hoes. &f.

AT JONESS kOs. 40 and ~ ADn-st., -
PROOF BOOTS. Csiisnd zee them before Paschssns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

ERANZ SCHLOTTER's LECTURES on MU-
II SIC-Mr. FRANZ SCHLOTTER announces the delivery
81 course Of TWELVE LECTURES on MUSIC dividing the
o. follows: = -
No l. History OF Music from the commencement Of tue
Christian Pa to the end Of the Sixteenth Century -
No H. History Of Music from the sixteenth TO the Nfneoen'n
Century. - .,n
no III. History OF Musio during M las; hay years
No w. beeihogen-his Biography and influence.
No " Harmony and Melody
No vi Hsrmony-E1 plsnsiions necessary perform
ers on the Piano and IN Singing
Nos ' II aud Ill Musical Dynsnlics.
No TX 1he Piano Organism and Elects In consequences
thereof ts History -.
No X lie ancient Compositions Tor the Piano
and their chaTacteristics
No ri Cement Humrie Moseheles Kslkbrenner, C1erny,
Lszt, and 1hAlborg
No MI General Review and closing remarks . -
Tbs lectures Ni be gwen every MONDAY and THURSDAY
A O'Clock D. m Nj BrsusiDg's Music Room NO 7Ol Broad.
way "a floor, commencing Monday, December s.
Tickets admitting the course u.s. family tickets adj
pg four persons 90 May be breusinss Mos
store No 7O Broadway. and X. Weseruann Co.'S BOOK
store No 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

FRENCH THRATER-
b. l. BAIkn "a AN 'cowEI.iJs
COMIC DRANTEG-ROOA CONCERTS.
NJ BsfezAn bss n, boz. e 115v 3Re- .n~
TIE sre-t nsascsi Coueiisn,
Vii lasIe g. sTs. sppe ga - n this ereI
MONDAY, hos. Y
nd IN Egs ,ggsAfin
CHARACTERISTIC
AND LAUGHABLR
Representation e eeesnire London Li''-
b js NILS hie e s' n Fi9i aoa4se.r RAN
~. " ESTERvELr. % the Philh arrneuir corcerts.
Miss MARIA HESRi & the Loqdon coSeert.
Mr. GEO. CROZIER. q the London Concerts
Trnd-r the direction Of DR. GUILhETTE.
" S shs9t soi IN ssb M "a RTT the
With limitations Of bsss sinrcr-, ard hsseI Actors
He vn illustrate the dssst1nus fe-si- o1sned y -
vio fraisry, developed by the sd5eaigss Of aJaAss
Won Clam WiHis ldsd 0ToopE 1vG
Mr. Coven vii ao spyser In N. truthful add hess Pof
trait Of tie London shoe Bs esdy 70 polish The 7esi circles
and cheat tie Cf'podf, while devons L. saerse' 70 hs
''''-O'f S'''''''' CLEAN JOUR BOOTS; .
Having done rs best 20 excite tie laughter q hi hssTe
Mr CoWe prove his power thrir more aecse eHs
bss BY rrliinE touching pianii'e Paheno, ard no-
d0l0'0p' di'''' ''''i1 SEASIDE !ss STORY.
and also relate the sad experiences Of those gentle s1d on
souls, who rlsobefes with EOae and Abe4a1i boas'
40 ''' LADY S1NcY. BILL AND LORD LOWELL, .,
ooreudnz with wis; SIR Sam CoveIs netesy q which h@
public wiz hsve stirling Proofs induces him TO call although
"Ih't rtSsis WILL TUMBLE OF CORN coBs
The entertainment to conclude with
~ 7 81 MI. SAN towELI. .
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING, uni further
obtained 81 the music 8rcusing no 7Ol 3roadsy
R No SO broadway; and sibelrs, no. II Wals.,
and at the box Office from til o'clock yc
Door 6Psa to cota:acc precisely; '''
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alnsiral Boxes.

nAIILARD 4 MARTIN have always on hand
verv LARGE assortment 81 MUSICAL BOXES q all style.
md ssses psyias l. To- p Is "a sRd . tlnes 70
pted In Lcr psn pod b3re With every VARSITY
- .cou.slsnsnts af.cund bJ ts best sASeTs Of
eutirefisnd. eKprrssiy Tor tkis market
TOY MUSICAL BONES.
HARNONIfHONES.
MANpOLINE9,
OUNERTUkES,
.. EXPRESSlKBS,
RORTE-PtANOS, etc
Az, sosadl1 SINGING BiRD. In rich easueiod ease
IA chair ock viii tsund selections from the neSes and
taEiar Optas vol - usnoes songs ssSfee f1
end eteat nunler q ..S =, ..,ror,vo
nEustCAi, BONES REPAIRED.
@VS'VN PAIl.LARD \ MARTIN. ImPortsrs
No ~ bsi3sulaae taPssarsl. NeS'-fors-
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NIBLOs SALOON.
IN GEO CHRISTf ....................Sta se Manager
r. NJ HOOLE1 sbCsuess 1ianas7s
d. {. CAMPBELL. .hiHsieai DiEec OF
STILL TRIUMPHANT.
kDAY EVE &c, Nov. ~,
And EVERY EVENING during the week.
The model Troupe Of the world,
GEORGE CHRIS1Y'S AiN5THELS -
To theIy unspprosebsble ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT
Grend Julien BurlesqDe
ESSENCE OF OLD NIRGlNNY.
The great, uneqraled Vocal Qusrtette.
Geo. Christy 10 his ininitahle character Of
JULIUS sCHEMMERHORN,
In the isuca5le Farce Of
SCHEMAERHORN'S BOY.
With other Feaiure-
SATURDAY. AF1ERNOON
GRAND EXTRA PERf0 RMANCE,
Commencing az half O'Clock for the special sccommodA'
tim NJ Iadie and Children.
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