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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20
Cheap Farm, ,
REMOVAL.
JOHN w. BOTHEN,

JUHN W. BUIHEN,
formerly of the firm of Bothen & Schultz, Liberty
Corner, st. Clair and 5th,)
uAS removed to No. S5 jefferson street,
IL where he will be happy to all his old GUS
toners, and many new ones.
His Grocery store Is supplied with every
thing in the line and of the best quality He ia
constantly making additions to his stock, and he
invites the public to call.
Es- The bills and accounts due the late firm will
be settled by the undersigned at the store by Mr.
schultz, Jefferson street, in Cronk's building.
dtfl ]. w. BOTHEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

~" Yesterday the Supreme Court of Ohio,
now sitting at Columbus, admitted to the bar
our young aud talented fellow townsman, VIM.
H smms, Esq to practice in the several
Courts of this State. We bespeak a brilliant
career for him in the profession Of his choice.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

GRAND PRIzE BALL The Montgomery Guard
will give grand prize ball at Nixon's Hall
on Tuesday evening, Jan, 10Th. Many distin>
guished military and civic guests from dis
tance have been invited, and are expected to be
present on the festive occasion. The Jewelry
for the prizes has been procured from Mrs.
Aubert's best stock-a fac. which need only
be mentioned to assure our people that 1t will
be No /, The drawing will take place at the
Ball. The Prize Ball will be the most brilliant
festive gathering ever before essayed by the
Guard.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20
Decl93td.

RARE CHANCE To MAKE MoNEY.--By the
Investment of mere triae, hand machine to
manufacture an article useful in every public and
private house, can be purchased If applied for at
once. Any person, male or female, can enter into
a lucrative business by applying Immediately at
the Franklin House, whore the article can bo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20
LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS,
READING MATTER ON EVERY pAg1


Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

Na-Fan at lIO Main street, tonight Every
body put in good humor and relieved Of their all.
iDgs, II any one asks howl send EN- to ITO
ain street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20
MARRIED,

On the 10Th, by Rev. d. Winters, at the "Beekel
House," MFR. Jared Boyd to Miss PelinA Frazee, o
Miami Co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

peA-swig resides in the vicinity of West
Liberty. In letter received from him the
other day he said--"I am great admirer
of the Mac "a, cheeks. They spend as much
talent upon their Press as would suffice for
half a dozen Saturday POstsP' We have
known swig for long while; we always
admired him for his gushing unsophistica,
tsdness; and we have been amused thous-
md times at his weakness for impractica'
bilities. He invariably praises that which
is undsserving, and defends that which ia
untenable. His greenness is perennial. His
relations at Mac'a'oheek are happy-thS
right nan for the right place"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

" A young man named David whitEel is
charged with passing bogus bill on a
market woman this morning The officers had
not arrested him at noon TO day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

LosT.-A young rat dog, cropped ears, and
long tail, (black,) answering to the name of
Jack. l will be thankful to any person for
him. E. 0'BRIEN.
Declg3td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

~ Game, oysters, and fsh, and all kinds Of
good things at No. 800, Third street. They
are crammed full Of Holiday hxings.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

ReA-The House of Representatives seems
to be about as far from an organization rs
on the first day of the session, when the re.
publionns were sanguine of eleoting their
speaker after half dozen ballotings.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

" The snow fell dsintily throughout the
night, and the slsighing tO-day is excellent
A little more snow would improve slsighinR
aud make the sport more permanent,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

A CHAMPION IA gentleman writing from
Germantown, D, in this county, says; "on Satuls
day night Preacher Rhinehart came here 10
preach politics. He announced himself an
abolitionist of the ultra school, taking for his
guidance Wendell Phillips and his fanStical
crew. He related in his peculiar style several
worn ont abolition stories. and labOIed to show
that the only thing in the country entitled to
respect aud love was the negro, and the only
ensample worthy our imitation is that of Old
Brown. He raved aud rsnted, and tore the
Kings English into tatters. He believed him
self capable Of 'goin' in, aud 'doin' his full
endeeyor for freedom He is a brave soldier
in the absence Of the enemy. How do you
suppose he wound upS Knowing the man as
you do, you will answer-'by begging just
so you hit it. His old horse had died. and
he appealed to his good abolition hearers to as
sist him to buy another He didnt succeed
very well, for they ant the sort TO spend freely
-and theu, he didn't care for the niggers after
all he was after horse He don't amount to
any thing, except to take up a collection in
the rural deestricLs."
Our friends item would create q sensation
but for the fact that it is an "old story"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20

TERRIBLE SMASH UP ON THE ID. d NJ. ROAD
The passenger train on the d. q Nj. Road, due
here yesterday morning 1T $3.50, when crossing
tressle bridge over Hog Creek, at Lima, was
thrown from the track into the creek, end the
at the scene of disaster short time after it ocS
cured, and made diagram of the condition Of
the train, thus decribes it:
"The Locomotive stands diagonally across
the track; the tender is square across the track;
the baggage car, aud first passenger car both
lie in the creek on their backs; the other passen
ger coach hangs to the track with one end,
while the other rests in the creek"
The baggage car and first passenger car are
complete wrecks, and the I'd passenger car will
cost nearly as much to repair it as a new one.
The Locomotive is badly damaged, while the
tender is a complete wreck.
The tressle work is from Is to 20 feet from
the water, and the creek was frozen over
Strange as it may seem no one was killed, and
stranger still, no one was severely injured. Con
ductor oonover was slightly injured, while
Ross. baggage master, Mold, express agent
and Hankins, fremen, received unimportant
bruises,
man who was in the Cd passenger car
with alittle child, at the time Of the train going
down threw the child out of a window. The
little thing fell upon the ice below, and escap
ed without injury. John Byron, brakeman,
who resides here, was at the rear end of the I'd
passenger car, and was in the act Of discon
Meeting the bell cord, when the accident oc
cured he was thrown down, and rolled clear
through the car aud was "spilled out" Into the
creek below He was little bruised in his
passage through the car.
1t is not certainly know what caused the
tressle work to give way, but it is supposed
that two damaged locomotives which passed
through the night before, on their way to the
shop at Lima, had displaced some braces Of the
bridge, or broken a rail. A watchman whose
duty it would have been to inspect the bridge
after the passage of trains, would probably
have prevented the catastrophe.
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psoe 4th page for Telegraph Reports.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20
THE DAILY EMPIRE

oFFioE OF eOsLioATlontf
Empire Building 1hirdSt, SOpth side be., naI& JeGso
TGRN1si
BY Maiie5, ,uoper yeariun dvanoe.
10 oontBpor Week payable to tho carrier.
single copies ,putup In wrappers, scents,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-20
THE IGREEN RoOK.

QERALD and TRIBUNE received daily,
~ BY (deeis) D. y. n. sHULLs
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rl-Ths trains stop at this House each way for
Passengers to dine. deeIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

r AURA KEENEs THEATRE. 624 BROADWAY.
IL TWELFTH WEEK
UNDIMINLSHED SUCCESS
TOM TAYLoR's GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY,
which has achieved greater than piece
duced in New York, having been performed for
ELEVEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
during which time 1t has been witnessed by more than
ONE HI NDhkD AND FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE
In Iuence Of the immense the
deem simply necessary for repetition
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 4, 1859
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Asa Trenchard, live Yankee. Mr. Jefferson
Sir Edward Trenchard Hampshire Baronet Mr. yarrey
Vernon, II, Mr. Isevck
Capt Mr.. Clinton
Ceyle Attorney at law. Mr. Burnett
Abel Murcott his clerk. Mr. Could )ck
Bnn ey butler. Mr. Peters
Buddicnmbe, Lord Dundreary Mr.. McDoua
Rasper, groom Mr. @. Goodrich
John Wicker under gardener Mr.. b. Brown
Florence Trenchnrd Miss Laura keene
Mrs MountchessngtOn Miss Mary Weles
a soTssn. f Mrs sotns1n
Mary Meredith. Miss Sarah Stevens
Sharpe Miss TrenchArds maid. Miss Flynn
6kiett Ars Aountchessingtons maid Mira Levick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

z 4 RE y,,U TBOUBLkD WITH a BAD COMPLEXION
"a course, yellow, sailowf Ii 30,
q PRICES hAlYDOR
Il only preparation that will transform tho akin into
soft, smooth transparent appearance.
The above cosmetic fragrant perfume and
foc,iy mild and harmless, and at the same Time most
Charming beautlner Of the skin.
n v oure All cutaneous erupuons redness rough
nes frrckes pmples sAheum aud all other erupons the
eash N her chlpsins lips, and exc0ria
lions skin much dreaded during the winter months
ohsks menf,m and other poisonous articles for the skin
should try boeony twenty five cens or s1 for 81 Prn
epa depot Grand street, drug store. Sold In Williams
rR iivingstons drug stores O and IA Grand street, In
Brooklyn ct Mrs. Hayes, It's Fulton street.
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444 BROADWAY s,v,s
CAMPBELL MINSrREIS.
t EyEspAx ESHSIS0 x 1As lsss
The snager takes great pleasure in announcing DE ensss
meh' OF "e ren0"nee BILLY BIRCH
wiz n se ON s s S @
Tcs when she was Los, 3. The beautiful incdsnks
a 4. rsdsIs sy VIII make b: bow night
True Living Representative S' q a Southern DArtsy
III 'Ne same ''''''0n Il BOWERS,
New
week cannot b ssosled can be equalled his sda
A. NJ HERNANDEZ.
The Great ran sR y e "a SsPsIai Performer
The M GasHH1oG ca fl1s 1ss''r.
The celebrated Ethiopian Fancy Dancer in connection VIZ
The d'nsg %s & T e Ts sSssS and Hapi'
The only Bob Ridley and TS9sS Ole vlrnny" living
The funny H Rruddf5 sbis 3PsSIk sRd ram'0n
s xsi0ShI TSs SHa Sc So; SfT F!fysf with
Making altogether, s S; ever 0'
Those who wish sc, their moneys worth including hearty
NO. A ~ 'B mso sSSS
The Arab Brothers, the Breakneck Act Old Bob RSey
Ssf r s
by B. Baker, Esq, and Anvil Chorus.
Doors open at ok; commences atiX
Thursday, Jan. la Farewell Benefit of R. NJ CARROLL
ENRANKLN MUSEUM NO 1T GRAND STREET, ONE
door from fRTTfssakSSsSoSoP TY6 sv EVENING
Strangers and others viii observe that the above the eng
AJ RD5aEsff w HsFi 81
exhibited; Holiday attractions continued. Two perfs-
names S evening"
new and ESs and =
hsn IsIse HrfssSo ss AND NIGHT
The entire G SG HFnSn S & nzSEs Of the n'
IN ne "0'o W" aF FERN esss' AND EVENING,
In their exquisite gems Of Living satuary Also, The sa1
FEMALE MINsTREIs,
In their songs choruses dances &C. Remember the whe
20 mp s AT zach Ss psS Spsn
ing and =. II o'clock sesss, sa:
4Hs e 81 5Egs5sA
now cHsp :. ne nav ball BO;Swa ps;T Blesr6sr :s
20 IssSs :.s ;i.:s s.: "a
CECILIA FLORES,
y lately from Fsrope has the honor TO inform h
anu inc p00 AT Ssos s3EoSN
Dn s1sss sad ssa % M
Asst WEEK BUT Two.-PRoFBssoR BARToLKrrD
industrious asa now on exhibition q NO ssy %
in Xmsres are all tamed and trained perform ma
such driving MILLS craving cars, W0rk1R
ne &c. Open from O'Clock r. IL -
10 O'Clock p. N. Admission 70 cents
EQUESTRIAN GyMNAsrIc, ACRoBArIo AND orHKR
III performers wishing form for short
rance FROM two until four O'Clock r. NJ this
THE rAKIR OF AvA.-THIs CELEBRATED MAGE
clan VIII shortly give several OF his wonderful enterAin
this city, for the benefit Of the Ladies' Mount Vernon
Assocaon previous his departure for the South Due
lice win be given Of his first appearance.
uIrcHcocKs NATIONAL CONCERT HALL. III NEW
GREAT ATTRACTION and UNPARALLELED SUCCESS a
Mm EVA BRENT
the Finest singer IN hi. country. Also Miss FANNY COLI
WATKINS favorite Irish and Dutch singor VIM
BEST ENTERTAINMENT
In the city, at price 10 suit the times and eople.
ADMISSION TAN CENTS, including refreshmeut tichv A
CARp.W H. advertses performers who. win poaY VAN
appear.
ITO LEr-THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC FOR ANY Nvoxvv
during January except Sundays having been READY =.
FREE SABBATH EVENING sERvp M
the seventh Of Witch viii take place sun y nsrt Ian q
anu THROUGHOUT THE wINTx~
Appica ION 70 be made 70 Mr. TUNLsQy 80 40, ~ ~
Academy Muaio. E0urtnonth 49, 49, " -
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r ADIts AND GENTIENES-THE ADVEkrlSER WILL
IL mot hunuug the community with cler OF so 1r Sli
niece io SO advertised others the
advertiser VIII pay only value OIL
,lotps s.cnd hand Diture, carpets, &C Apply TO or at
dress M-Il svesu. between Tweuy
and T~eLt eighth streets Ladies ate.ded TO, II required,
by Mrs sieUt
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n.~-
BudaiSanbe Lord Dundreary aeboua
John whsker, under gardener. Mr.. B. Brown
Mrs. Mounchessingon .......... Miss Mary weles
assss!sn. a.. fIs sssss1a
s ssry M. s syn
sIilistt Mrs Mountaineering maid Ma LeyicE
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
SCENE Morning Room a f rrsnch.rd M.nor. Amy
Servants gossip inerant post ONCE much more erped
!: Ss.iIsss1o; Vermont Sossaes E.n:.yssas isasI
s Sd me ss our
coasiny affection checked; unsatisfactory luncheon;
az ssiss and Lightning 0'''A ''0
and snin ds
financial panic old but no release fraud 10 per
:ssty female Hood; hSpslsss inssrsty
SCENE n.-A Dressing Room. Amy
e Ss % :P
% sna .Ha o. .n an
disappointed applicant Tor n.v; hcno;; how 70 sr.ppis
The enemy and how .hser on .'uadiag before We wind
barber love u embryo The he revsiaon misery
nsw friend; ripartle alliance; hope and despair
bon. ode hcsss milk and cream di.'n
ss a: s.
SCENE 1A ACT NJ .5a., Dairy.
hs Milky Dc .0k os1sa
ing the component part of many other great deedsmoke
An obeden dsusher wih wei regulated affection; solid
good qualities better than monetary expectations specie worth
aa9 Ii * ss Sp he e.
S Ayce On Ss T10ns the ap
news ship sight bad news unerpsc.sd relief uss re-
SEEM seen n ianshse VINE Il sa5g ss Amy
Evil spirits social party wine in with out Coyie intoIi
bal
'sr'' o0'e se ps,sH3f fvsir Edwards Apartment.
fathers despair; fearful alternative
fSs search he privae bureau aeu:aracn and msnt:
S'Ss s pH
Sir Edwards despair; suicide; the towards refugee Flo
renee hs wiling facTsce o, Sir Edward rr,ro,a-
syensss steward Of Trenchsrd Manor
married and settled everybody happiness complete.
The Orchestra under direction of MI Thomas Baker,
% O Ss oT thu ms Ps @
% he s
10 conclude with a, $s Are
Ers IT ns, Mis- MISS Isns. Nnsy
Supported BY the strength Of the company. ''e'
dress circle seats be secured one week in advance with
Doors open At e1s; commence at TX precisely
RARNuMs MISUNDERSTANDING SUCCESS OF THE
ID INFANT PANTOMIMISTS also engaged, for few days
of human immensely and human ponderosy. Tuesday,
January Afternoon Evening at 7 O'Clock BEN BOLT
In two acts with songs duets &C. BY the Wren Juvenile
The nsw Sd with ns
VILLAGERS by the entire Zavistowsk Troupe and auxia
ries The Aquaria, the Happy Family &C. Admttance Is
b The ExCEfsfoR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
cso%DHS Hot s'S NonnY
MONDAY Jan 3 1889 and every night N ne week,
JERRY ANb Dan BRYANT,
the celebrated Ethiopian Dromos, In acts.
Doors open at Ga; commence at ~ Tickets Is cents
WALLAcKs THEATRE;
FIFTH fIT 5o Sk GUY y2F Week
sHA AKs sSsasl NAY
vESsfcE,
with its superb scenery ETY. SSs MI Splendid costumes
The great and original novelty n preparation postponed
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
S A sasr% dE;ss, SANTA c1ASs SANTA Claus.
CLUBS ARE I TEg sgsG5S Ess 10 MURDER
The Run Gun Gosing Guards received with shouts OF
Tie manager, R. W. WILLIAMS
begs that with the which commenced
Saturday January AM. "a nsw addition to the M ,s
concert every Sunday evening
INSTITUTE HALL, NAfCHBz, MIssrssrPPI-THIs
beautiful hail. by TIE Introduction OF abundant supply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

!. AIDES AND GENTLhMEN'S CLOTHING WANTED
$50 paid tor 81 dresses from 81 to 81 Tor gen
eens pauis also iurDure Jewelg &c. Iaass attended
by required uOte Dv post punctutiy attended
Z. f., Isl seventh avenue, between NineteenIh aad
YNentle u ~ ees n. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

DARNUM'S MISUNDERSTANDING SUCCESS OF THE
ID INFANT PANTOMIMISTS; also engaged for few days
only the largest alive Mad Sherwood, noble speci
of human immensely and human ponderosity. Tuesday
January Afternoon at Evening at u O'Clock BEN BOLT
In with duets, &C. by the Wren Juvenile
Comedians The comic pantomime with scenery,
dresses, new tricks and changes, &C., HARLEQUIN
VILLAGERS by the entire Zavsowsk Troupe and auxia
ries. The Aquara, the Happy Family &C. Abundance, Is
cents; children under TO- Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

At B.-WHo HAS NOT HEARD or THE CELEBR At
IN. ed Madame PREWSTERf She hiss been consulted by
thousands IN This and other ces with entire satisfaction She
ees confident she has equal She tells the OF future
wife or husband also that OF ber vser. IL wah truth
give her CALL 800 Bowery opposte Beecksr street. La
dies ~ cents, gentlemen 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

TAslD p. S. NICHOLS LICENSED AuCrIONEER,
- No. East Fourth street Wilmington, Delaware collects
consienments liberal advances made stable goods FIRST
rate New YORK references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

NUANO rREIGHTs-sHIPs BOUND TO THE PACIFIC
" can procure return freghs OF guano terms
known application 70 A. G. BENSON, No 80 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

THE wonnER or rHE woRLD.-s5Oc0 REWARD Is
offered ~ any onctwho surpass Madame CLifFTON
The only natural carvoy ant in this other city she
warrants 20 a Diseases Their worst form Those act
ed In trouble unfortunate business matter would DO
sxesk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

LNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-THE FIRST CLASS
Il steamship THOMAS SWAMI, J. T. Ramsay commander,
will leave pier II n. r., Saturday January at o'clock
L. NJ Passage to Savannah $5. Through tickets to New
Orleans $50 o to Mobile ss5 to Montgomery s26 Albany
1874; Atlanta, $23; columbus %; Macon, FL Augusta
So principal places in Florida at lowest rates Steam
leave Savannah Monday Wednesday and rday
Freight and proporonate
half per The steamship MONTGOMERY succeeds Janu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

AToTICE.-sTEANsIIIP COLUMBIA, FOR CHARLES.
IN ton CarolinaIn Of the Storm
steamer win be detained until Monday January at
10 O'clock which time requested 10 bo
board. ePOFFORD, TII.E6TON 4 CO., - Broadway.
The favorte steamer JAS ADGER r. Adams commander.
will the above, and leave Saturday January8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

DvANCEs MADE ON WATCHES, JEwELRY. Ola
"A monds &c. or bought for cash, at sight Esabshed
l845 Business CONFIDENTIAL In the Of my retail
Parties whaling advances would do well 70 call on me.
/. JACOBS, 4O7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

a I.RGE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
"A wr.icd1he highest price given, and cash pal in cur
money Genenen having good clothing 10 dispose ri eau
.bain value by calling sendOg their address to
tAMkS MunONEY, 4Si Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.-fHE
II United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas
skinner, will leave on Saturday. sh inst at eclock NJ,
afternoon and q City Point the following morning Pas
the South will proceed by the Southern mail
line. Those for Richmond will arrive there Monday
morning Travellers will ind this the cheapest pleasantes
expeditions Passage and fare room,
Norfolk 70 Petersburg and Richmond, SO Apply to
HENRY LUDLAM 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04
CLOTHING, sc.

At .nr CLOrHIsG STORE OF WM. WALSH, 40 50
"A C-nnv street., wnnted-g large quantity OF senuemsns
,aA Oh .ssbng Fifty per will be ready
ssh thsn elsewhere, Tor large saal ots by addressing
William " alsh 50 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-04

GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL. SOUTHERN STEAM
" ship line for Havana and Key West Fla via Charles
ton s. C-Ihe splendid and favorite steamship ISABEL,
Capt VIM Eolns VIII Leave Charleston for hey West and
steamships Will leave this port for Charleston wenes
day and Saturday ut O'Clock p NJ from pier No North
river connecting with the ISABEL for the above ports
Through tickets may be had on application TO
SPOFFORD TLLESfON CO., 70 Broadway.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-14
IN PRESS-GRoBE's NEW METHOD
~ For the Piano Forte.

~ " The undersigned. publishers beg leave to
that the method Al mentioned will be issued in the
month of Aprf 1859.
good instruction for the Piano has long wanting
and Mr. CHARLES GROBE has performed the bor In get
ting this a admirable and satisfactory
Itself to be the valuable guides in the
instruction Of the art Of playing the Piano.
Considering well known cRpabily long and
nreiting devotion the task of et teaching
strong to hope that the public be fur
nshed thorough systematic progressive and entertain
ing method tor the Piano.
we can confidently TO teachers pupils
adapted the purposes of elementary instruction than
any others with which we acquainted
The plan pursued in this work Is substantially the
thai developed IL olspdos method Of 'enshng languages
will gradual that step will be perfectly inegible
and be rendered positive valne the pupil Every difficulty
with sngy, and after thorough analysis by
practice. -,
1s method Will undoubtedly provide teachers with well
dlgested and entertaining plan by which sound
knowledge Of the Of playing the Piano be
acqnirei with comparatively little IL and in short
spaceof will almost incredible to those who have
confined themselves Of The tedious systems heretofore
In use ~ - . 49,
This work contains engraved figures illustrating the diff
positions the hands and ngures and also likeness of
the author.
Its typographical and appearance have been
musical work that has heretoore been issued
fromit the press in this any other country.
The price work will be 81 81; bound in cloth. So
the marked price. LEE i WALkER, iubshe's,
PHILADELPHIA Feb l, 1885, 722 Chestnut street.
And will be for sale BY p. r. WERLEIN,
4 Camn sreetN New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-14

Children hires years old snd under ee thrse
md Up 70 wslvs years old hspce; all twelve
Ean teksss n psesssss Of twenty I've be had At
HES reside the line Of the road procure pack
Ages Of twenty for their personal a reduced
The Company prepared forward Pack
Of all Kinds place with which they have
dou, receiving from delivering the domic of patrons
- ]. 8. WILLIAMS,
r. tAN Mater Of Tran, portaou.