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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
What Constitutes Good Sewing Machine +,

l. 1t should be well made, simple in its construc-
ton, and easily kept IN order. EE
II should make tight lock-stitch, alike on both
sides OF the material.
g. II should sew any and all materials that-can be
sewed- = :
L.. 1t should be able to use Gotten thread. er silk
5. IL should be able 10 sew from coai Sc 10 fine
and from thick To thin with rapidly aud without
changing the tension.
6. II should be able to make the tension greater or
less, ON both the under and upper threads, with
Uniformity.
I II should have straight needle, curved ones are
liable 10 break.
s. The needle should have perpendicular notion
This is alb -olutely necessary tor heavy work.
9. II should be able TO bud with u binder, hem
with hemmer. should stitch, leli, run and gather.
10. IL should be always ready 10 work
IL. ishouid be capable of using the same size Of
thread both sides OF the work and of using differ
ent colored thread silk, above below, TO cor
respond with any two colors OF cloth be united
l." 1t should be able make a long short
sti Oh
-. 1t should commence sewing tightly at the first
stitch,
"a. II should ran easily and make but little noise
, 10. IL should have a whecl-leed; none others are
in constant contact with the work.
10. IL should not be liable get out of order.
II. Ii should not be liable ~ break the thread
skin the stitches.
Is. 1t should not be liable t. oil the operators
dress
~, 1t should not form rgde on the under side
nor ravel out, be wHstelGl OF thread is the
with all chain stitch machines.
20. IL sholld not be "m>re trouble than il is
WORTH tLaaFI as
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Turnrow wrrp. wri,lag from washinrt,

THuELow wEsD writing from Washington
20 hIs paper. the Albany Esss.sns JgszNei,
says:
That Mr.. Sherman viii he Speaker, when
a choice j. eAectssl. no one doubts Aud
that Col. Forary will be Clerk. though even
more strenuous efforts 10 defeat him will be
made, | both hope aud believe. For Ser
geAnl-at-Arms, our friends Iu'end TO vote for
Mr. Hofftnaa. u Maryland. wso lost bis sieet-
ion for opposing the .Leoomptoa' and sisng-
lishi swiadles. This Is manlfeztly just aud
right"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23

1t is contemplated to extend TO the mem
bers of the Legislatures of Tennessee and
Kentucky and the City Councils of Nashville,
Frankfort, and Lexington, au ihi itation to
tins city, and to give them a banquet. A
resolution passed both boards of the Council
last night, appropriati1g $1,000 for that OBJ
ject We understand that several thousand
dollars havd been raised for that purpose by
private subscription.-Lou Louisville Journal.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23

nrs WinsiOw, an experienced nurse
emale ply stefan, has soothing syrup for children
eethrg, which greatly facilitates the process o
teethlcg by softening the Gumsre ueing all inama-
ion-wiii aliay ali pain andis TO regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it wilIgive rest
yourselves and rehefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe IN all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7dAv1v
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
Hen advertisements.
WHO NVEfTED THE SEWING MACHINE {:
The Howe Sewing machines!
ESTABLISHED IS45. -
f. Howe, Jr.. Original Inventor and
Patenlee.

VNHESE MACHINES strictly First Class, and for
be Guty and simplicity of struction- duribility
and efficiency in working, are unequalled by any.
They make tight lock teh more nearly alike upon
both sides OF the goods than that made by any other
Machine. Is1.
Thev are capable of doing greater variety of work
than any other family machine. The 500 machine is
warranted to do as hne work as the Wheeler & VIII
sN- FAMILY MACaTN EsS.-Pr.c es SEQ $40
$50, $50, and 500.
The Howe Cylinder Machines, for all Leather
stitching, such as Boot and shoe werk Carriage
trimming, Harness work, &c., have always held
reputation far above any other machine-a fact uni
VeFsaIy admitted No other Leather machines use
so small needle the Howe Cylinder Machine
Pnce-135 and $3.50.
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/ Tox MARRHAIL or KESrrcxr, AssacLrEI
The Dubuque Herald Of the 10th says:

\ LAST Thursday Davenporier, formerly
Y Kentucky. named George L. Niekolis. a.
,nits.d and .walloped' Tom MARSHALL twho
q been leciuring there). on account OF some
nj or iancitd insult. II appears Rom The
ubIished statements thai Nickolls took Mar
.,sll al Q disadvantage. aud In . cowsrdiy
snner, when Msrshsll's back was 20 BIN,
mex him behind the ear, Knocking him
-ewn. and struck him twice while he was
ovn. Marshall, while down, ATTEMPTED 10
Vrav his pistol. but his band was caught by
! third person, aud 30 the sffair ended. Pity
: ey didat have fair flght."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23

"a member of Congress informs us that he
has tried the following recipe. aud always
found an application to produce a perma-
nent cure Procure supply of postage
stamps, aud when the frank begger requests
frank, take his letter quietly and place a
stamp slowly and deliberately on the right
hand corner, the meanwhile looking intently
at him. He will not apply to you a second
time.r
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moIloway,, pi,,.-Farmer. reooire

HOliOWay's PilIs.-Farmers require them
as much as the AK and the Iiow. They rem0ve
bowel complaints caused By change OF water; also,
fever ana ague, and all maIades produced by M
wholesome food. Sold SO Maiden Lane n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
Freight 10 New York and Philapelphil
or
Cotton and Flour.

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Cotton per bale OF than 500 lbs weight 81 IS
/ Flour per barrel -
Ne Insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah 10 New York aud PhiiaG-ll,ala-
Cotton compressed al the option and expense OF
steamers whrn compressed a can be treighted from
New YORK 20 i"rrgu ports at y TO 10 less tran col
/ ton 4 compressed.
Through receipts issued by the Freigbi Agent Of
the Nashville aud ChAtIanooga Ia tread.
Z. ". ANDERSON,
dee23-u 6enerai Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23

a Ii persons desiring a SUPERIOR article of Coal
IA entirely free from SLATE OR CINDER and making
only SEVEN per cent. ashes should send order 70
the Atna Coal Yard where they can obtain the most
economical Coal in the city at the following low pri-
Large Selected Lump, 81 cents per Bushcl:
Screened o. Round, 10 8" :" %
Backsmith's Fine, is
Orders can left in Box 81 p. o., at the Yard
back o! the n. II c. X, II. Depot
de 2-u SAMI. j. AGNEW.
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Get the Best.

The Howe Family and Leather Machines war
ranted to give better satisfaction than any other
chimes ia the market, or money refunded.
The best Sewing Machine cotton in the city, (0rrz
Macnaught's,) at so cents per dozen. H0we's
spool.
CONE BROS,
5S College street,
dec23-tf over McCleliand's
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23
dissolution.

FNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
l. undersigned, under the style OF L. b. l. u. FIrg,
was dissolved on the 18th by mutual consent
Either partner VIII use the of the firm in liqui-
dat on l. b. FIrE,
Nashville, Dec. q, 1859. T. FILE.
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Louisville ana Nashville
RAILROAD.
s: @ ssa -

Ss~-z S-s-SSez - ~ sss.s-
Two through Express Passenger Trains between
i Na,hyille ant louisville. making close connec.
lions at Louisville for New York, Boston, Ph'iaae-
ph.a, Baltimore, sshngtnn Cily, Ruffto Niagara
Fails, Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81 Lomis ana the Far
West.
wi 4 run as follows:
firsttraiu caves Nashville at SIS A N daily stop
ping At Gallstin. Bowling Green, Glasgow Junrtiun
shzabethtown and ali reg uaT stations when signal
icsi by nag, and arriving Ia Louisville at 81, r.
~ Returning, leaves IL lie at 30 A. NJ stop
ping as above, and arriving IN Nashville at $50,
r. VI.
second train leaves Nashville nj 2;3S =. n. daily
Sundays excepted } stopping hrst train, and
irving ia Lou vile At l25s \. ST.. Returning leaves
Louisville is r. ". stopping as above aud ar
irving IN Nashvillea s: 81 a. NJ.
GalIaiin Accommodation Tram leaves Nashville
daily (Suudays exceiaed) at SIS 2. A., and arriy-
ing Gitllatin ~. NJ. Returning leaves Gal Ia
At 90 A. NJ, and arrives in Nashviiiv AZ s:1e
A. NJ.
JAMES p. GAMBLE, sup't.
A. j FIELD Gen Ticket Ag't cec22-dtf
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A PAEoDox.-The ST. Paul PloAsy says.
Mr.. Senator z u has always been pare
dsmocrat."
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HOUSE AND LOT.
Buena Vista Springs
FOR RENT.

THAT popular resort. located two miles from the
Il city, excellent turnpike road is nov ofer-
ed for rent for the ensuing year. The propretors
have spared expense IN belutifyi ing the grounds
aud making such substantial improvements TO
make il inviting place for those pleasure seekers
whose business Will admit al but limited absence
from the CITY. There the grounds well
furnished house provided with everyth thing requisite
social amusement, Billiards. &c. also desirable
a residence Also another building detached con
tanning two new aud excellent Ten-P:n Alleys, Bar,
&c.
The premises contain two never failing sulphur
Springs that early attract thousands from the city
account of their medical aud paatable qualities.
For further particulars touching the merits of the
place, terms OF rent, sc. cab ON -c 81
DOUGLAS WALSH.
Corner of Deaderick aud Cherry streets,
decle-f Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23

Successors TO l.. b. K T. d. Fite,
TIANING purchased OF L. y. & T. n FIFE their
l. Stock Il Goods We all continue the Wholesale
Dry Goods Business at the Old Sttnh, No. l Public
square, and will endcavor TO inertia liberal share
the patronage oil Merchants purch sag this market
tfTE, SHEPHERD 4 co.
PSI. b. FrTE will remain in the House and give
his attention u business generally.
dec22-lw F.. & co.
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RECIPE FOR FRANK" BEGGING-The Con-
stitaaiOn gives publicity to the following re-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-23

The surfngffeId Mills.

ne RHtDShCE0 nAAAAre
TOGETuER WITH
About 80 600 bushels Of Wheat. cne-third
ofwh1ch is pr.me article OF White, are
offered for sale.
krT,HIs sale rendered necessary BY dissolution
= 1-of the partnership under which the Mill Is
owned, and ii sill therefore be offered on exceed
iBgIy favorable terms II is one OF the FINEST
FL0URING MILLS IN TENNESSEE, located at the
thriving town of Springfield, with nor alation 81
12oo, and the Railroad from Nashville 10 Ciarks-
vile, twenty EIGHT miles from the former place.
AID is surrounded by a splendid Wheat Growing
Country.
THE MILL is ENTIRELY NEW,
in 6ne condition. and in Successful operation The
purchaser take the Wheat or not, at his own
option.
If mt sold privately, the above property will be
sold to the highest bidder, on the premises, on the
18Th day of January next,
On the following Terms: One third in four months
and the remading two-thirds in equal instruments ,
N one and two years, the whole drawing interest
from day Of sale, and notes payable in Bank and
endorsed
Sale positive and without reserve.
For further information apply TO or address the
undersigned at Springfield, Tennessee. s-s'-l--
10. C. STARK,
dec2O-dtd. f. A. WILLIAMS.
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Cheap but Good.
ADAM : A. EVJ
The battalion Quadriiie Band

announcing thenseives NJ an ersrn z4lisi' adapt
ed o. she deSires II the TerIslchoT,An community,
also assure THE puzzle HAT thes Prepares 70
cammedzte wedding fsrii-s, soTees Balls and Any
other oeeasson hare strrs mesie Il required, the
Iaos liberal tei apiiic lion 20 hkscHfII iK1-
roN aud al NctItEE EE>soS's A1sie ssore. lBisa
strtct- nuviS-dln
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afm advertisements.
For Sniithland, Paducah and
Memphis

steamer, b. NJ. RUNYAN ~Asy<AAz I
JAS MILLER, Master wiilleave szss<ezzfsssssss%
for the above and all intermediate ports on sATUR
DAY 24th inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. 81.
dsc2j-td A. HAMILTON, Agt.
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miscellaneous.
HOUSE AND LOT
Public Sale.

Public Sale. ss-At
ON SATURDAY, THE PATH INST, az the Court
" House Door, we Will ofIer 70 the highest bidder
that valuable
HOUSE AND LOT,
situated on North Cherry street and adjoining the
fine residence of Dr. WsrRe- The lot fronts - fee
Cherry street and runs back IS feet, Tic House
conans four rooms, besides kitchen and steryants
rooms, all in good repair.
TERMS OF SALE:
On enc, two and three years. Notes well endorsed
bearing interest and lien retained.
Z. r. GLAScOCK co.
dec19-td Agents.
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Minaow class.

tIrIxnow eI-kss, ssss ssalssF, 81 all s.zss. fFeH
w say ~ - 20 ~ IS. fer sale a
ssysss HANS. saows 60
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LOFTS FURNACES.

asolor Assn, for Ie,u'. Fura's s'is .nslie
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Coal! Goals Coal!

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Wanis.

4 GENTS are WANTED to canvass for two of
"A the most popular works sold bg Agents Send if
circular. S. CLOUGH Co., Publishers,
Providence, r. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

TNHE GYMNASTS
METROPOLITAN Gymnasium,
kos 90 aud IS 6th.sy.,
Will give their
FIRST EXHIBITION FOR THE SEASON
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. October IL, 1853.
Tickets 2j cents.
And obtained from the following Gentlemen Of the Com
mittee OF Arrangements;
Messn A. KEVAN, No. Sal Broadway,
VIM B ANITA, No 708 Greenwichst,
E.McJIMPSEY, No 1855 Broadway,
NJ r. MORAN8E No 81 West Wellington place,
d. MICHAEL, No. l02 Columbia st,
H. B. FAINTER, NJ and N. ii. Railroad Depot,
Prof LOOMS, N. Y. University,
SIDNEY DEALEY. No. Bowling green,
J. H WILSON, No. 3cS Broaassy,
WIN. BELL. No 81 First st.
LOUIS KLEIN, No. ,2l Nassau St.
Rev CHAS ii. PAYSON No. 1l3 Clinton-pace,
CHAS r. HONEYWELL, No. 93 Westst,
WIZ p. BRADY, No. 69s Greenwich st.
limited number Of tickets only will be sold at the door on
the nisht of the Exhibition. s. j. SEEGWlCk, A. NJ,
He :ns,I L; KILN Gymna.t. r"n''p'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
Boots, Shoes, &e.

AT JONESs Nos. 10 apd IL Ann-st., -
"A French Calf DRESS BOOTS; 81 81 Double Sole WATER
PHOOF BOOTS fesse cali aud them before purchasing
KEEP YOUR FEET DRY-Preserve your
hestb and half your Boot and Shoe bills. Use A.
BROWER'S PATENT WATERPROOF COMPETITION No.
Resde+ few active make good wages selling il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
MOODS NINSTRELS,
w No "A BROADWAY
SELECT NEGRO MiNSTREL6Y,
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
fickesa . cents. Commence 81 VI

T'AIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
"O' VI ~ " list near 6,hAy,
FROM O'CLOCK N UNTIL 10 ?. NJ
In the MAIN HALL, under the GREAT TENT, and in the
MACHINE ARCADE be every day and evening
articles OF inventive genius labor savins ma III
every department Of industry for aud ornament including
eight Ensne all representing new Improvements aud
Ericssons Csoiic Epgne, exclusively with aot aI'
THE HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Contains riot varieties Of ,,
FRUITS FLOWERS and VEGETABLES
During evening experiments will be made win WILSON'S
and Gadrers apparatus for simultaneously lighting the Two
hundred gas burners main saloon electricity.
FAWKESS STEAM PLOW,
Which blow, an acre in IL minutes, which premium Of
81 and gold medal Of honor awarded b. the u D.
Agricultural Society Chicago noi, may be 'een in motion
from 10 to II and TO O'Clock. -
every fed Of American Industry with his sniy
70 profit by this splendid Exhibition.
bODWORTh's BAND viii perform every evening.
ADMISSION. Is en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-At Orange, N. j.;
~ conaiuisg d within hours ride by rail-
road NewYork City situated the south eastern slope OF
Orange Mountain the Mountain House and railroad depot
The location 10 perfectly healthy 70 ana from the city
eight times daily each way by railroad The House Ia Italian
style large and new built b. the for hs residence In
and substantial manner with all the latest mod
ern improvements abundant supply Of and soft water
hot and cold in al Of the house brought from two never
aps springs the place The Buildings are new large
and supplied with soft various The
Grounds handsomely laid out with walks and drives and
namened with shrubbery and fine iountsn fruit Of all
kinds great abundance and Of the best varieties There
of Woodland fine place for gentleman doing ba.
res in the city and wishing live in the country Apply 10
HOMER MORGAN, No. Metropolitan Bank Building, Pines'
LIVERY FAMILY A HOME.-The HOME
IL STEAD IMPROVEMENT COMPANY erecting %
Dwens (bck and frame) mostly East New York costing
$50 to $500; Tor SALE Easy payments VIII build Houses
in sny eligible location in Kings Queens County taking pay
in mortgage the premises when desired For plan. OF
building, Sc., apply to CHARLES MILLER, No. 10 WI
liamst No. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

TNIRST-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS WANT
II Ed take stereoscopc Views Address Box No 200
Post
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Concentrating 00o6s.
A NOVELTY WORTH FAMILY ATTEN-

"A fIoN
COLfoNs PATINr FOLDING IRON BEDsrZA0
sransed tina. part Of the bottom turns up, ISCLosSd
THE MATTRESS. which folds Up In two halves "hen
xsa,ed the bottom par. nei bot Be TUNED down. s1d tss BED
Is READY FOR USE When folded up ,he Bedsesd With
bed may Be placed susy away closet Thus
the occupants Ct moderately sired apartment turn it in'o
ABEDROoM AT MIGHT, AND PARLoR By DAY,
eno,ins single al The comforts ald oorvsrerees OF
A. the present time. the N Y W. T. Co. Are getting Up
many new AID eseorse designs Of this Ard Improved
Bedstsei.
N,nufsrtured exclusively and soH BY the
HEW-YORk WIFE RAILING COMPANY
HUTCHINSON WICKERsHAN.
No SIC Broadway.
Eea; Pesrs.,
New.York
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Bcara an6 Rooms.
EIFTH-AVENUE HOTEL,
Il ON FIfT HAVE EN- =,
Al the Intersection Of Broadway opposite Madison square,

NEw-foRK.
TO BE OPENED AUGUST 23, 1889.
tropoEs beirg the healthy delightful and central In the
and and convenient 70 the Hudson River and
Boston Railroad dep0ts.
The entire Of the establishment the result OF
study experience and render tho most
and homelike Hotel In the world.
that comfort and convenience nave sus
Posted, have been introduced.
Every TAKEN during construction To secure
safety the OF contssraon
Subdivision brick walls extend from The rock
All Of the hoon double and ae separated oy
LAYER Of cement making the entire structure proof
other i'm poant improvements In addition 70 the asua
,tairway, q VERTICAL RAILWAY 10 nearly completed, 70
convey from the first tie upper hoor upon plan which
admits Of possbility OF accident
Lofty spacious continuous CORRIDOR forming promenade
Of sht fee. each Of the Elk stoes give dt and
air IA the highest degree 70 every apartment
liberal has been Appropriated 20 public Dravns Rooms
and PAror connecting whch and the Dining Rooms these
rand Promenade Hall Suites Of spacious fsrio Chamoefs
a. Dresus Rooms with al the modern eonvensnces have
been sp-c ally designed for the comfort oil families uav-Ls
parties aud sii gle gentlemen, III 49,
eony.rerce. commercial nterous and business has oeen
ssS,s 4, he many other features Of the Hotel and there
Y-,rr.uh Ohee connecting with al parts OF The country
Billiard Chess Rooms Of the most approved style ana sP
provided for lie OF guests aud me pconc
The Furniture and every article Of use In me
h.ye expressly designed and Manufactured for me
AVENUE HOTEL.
All COMMUNICATIONS for apartments upon any bushes COD.
u.c,sa with the house please direct 20 FlFTh-A'LNuL
HOTEL IN order 70 insure immediate attention =, IL,
The Orfauzation Of this Hotel has been me
aou Of Mr. PARAN STEVENS proprietor o. ths heyee ana
Treoa, Houses p Boston, and Battle and foi Se nSues
Il Mobile and IL viii be conducted By
PAkN STRyLSs, oz,. ,.,,,yo,c
A B. DARLING, blTChCOth, DAhLiNo = w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

BARGAINS for ONE or MORE.-A tract OF
I'D about Acres LAND sufficient for 81 or 30 Farms,
can within II mile, of excellent msrkst on tide
of the beshy portions OF Eastern Nsnis oy
This opportunity to secure pleasant homes In
m climate where spidy rising value and must be
embraced az once Apply 40 the office Of the AMERICAN
EMIGRATION AID AND HOMESTEAD COMPANY, No. l$S
Broadway N, Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

GRAND SCULLERS's RACE
N DISTANCE FIVE MILES,
For the championship will ahe place Staten Island In front
OF Nautilus Hall, frsi landing, on
MONDAY, Oct 10,
from 10 o'clock which occasion the Champions splendid
silver prize belt Manufactured By Tiffany Co.. also pnse Of
100 will be for AL boats must entered before IL
O'clock On dsy Of race Every facility will be afforded for visitors
seats 10 persons erected on the enbankmen
facing the grounds - ,,,...,,. IN -
The staten Island Ferry Co.. foot Of Whitehals will run
EXTRA boats The will OF the course roSed
over by Daw Fay the weather should prove uuPopou
the rsce will be postponed till the next fair day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

MRS. JUNIUs T. stage
WI Would respectfully inf bee fsnas and The pas'c "a
general 'h eR Ia COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
VIII '''e p' HIBLOs SALOON.
On THURSDAY EyENING Oct Is, lsa.
For this occasion she will be sssted By the mos siaea'
Tes.t. sI nay be ob:sged :. the pdnas. Hotels 'aa
Muse stores. Further particulars hsresfssr.
laura KFENEs THEATER.
i LAURA KEESEs THEArER
E E:Sss s SiESEs E#EsEEs
BRILLIANT
HIGHLY RonaSrIc DRAMA
4 4 4 4 ! Fl f. r.
: :sE#E$E;:: :E:E::
EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY s NIGHT:
Z ''' AND ALL rae WEEK,
with he following Of Acknowledged strength, the
SEA or ICE,
cHlhAcTrEss ktIaE FIRST AID SECOND ACTS
R.onl de Lascour Csp5ssin of the shp ~, u,.,.,..
Carlos, sdysnturer ~ go no,aan
Bersbsf sailor. nj n
Pierre Psoome..... s,ilon board Mr Henry
5 sSUtiisu... U,. hs ...:..'Ml 1 ETsn:
Louise de wife 10 the captain Miss Lsara heene
sewsep Inc second and hird act space Of een yesrs pre-
sumed 70 elapse.
cBAs,cTZRs IN THIRD. FOURTH AND rIFTH Acrs
Marquis del Monte, Mexican noblem.n MI Geo Jordan
Hcrace de Brioune French Genteuan II. DAILY
Georges De Laval, al officer in Del Monte's ser. .
Vie
Don Jose, Secretary the Spanish Envoy Jehnes
Oarits the Wild flower Of Mexico Miss Laura keene
Counties de ToeriDge, mother 10 LoGise de - 49, -
Diana de Ls.oours, sister to Marie de- Las ,.,
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So,diers sailors, guests etc.
Prominent. among the scenic illustrations Of this b'.nsfa
drama may be designsted
THE FIELD OF ICE,
THE FIELD OF ICE,
TIE FIELD or ICE,
EDcompesseo By mountains OF snow ana nuse .ooels'
baancy ofthat indehpsb woUder Of the Polar regions
THE AURORA B0REALIS,
THE AURORA BOREALIS
THE AURORA BOREALiS,
These, together with the terrific storm and the
BREAKING UP OF TIE FROZEN DEE,
BREAKING W OF THE FROZEN DEEP
BREAKING UP OF THE FROZEN DEEP,
may be clsssed among the
GEMS OF DRAMATIC ART.
and thrill the heart Of the auditor With feeling Of
INDESCRIBABLE AWE.
INDESCRlBABLE AWE.
INDEsCRIBABLE AWE.
Dressrc seats may week ia advance with
charge.
Doors open at 7; 70 commence ats.