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SEWING MACHINES.

Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE an we'll assorted stock OF Fresh Seed Just received
"A from the following well known seeismen They viii be
D. LANDRETH & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
10000 paper assorted Seeds:
100 Pounds s. s.
In store and to arrive Seeds character
well known they need not word Of recommendation from
JOHNSON, ROBINS Il Co.,
Propristors Of the American Seed Gardens.
Rhhersfeld, Conn.,
300 dozen assorted from This
cent hou and, perhaps sell seed than house in
New England.
We were the first to introduce this market and are
till their wholesale agents
Their given full satisfaction and many we'll
pleased the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them they will have other Among their Ses will be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here.
RISLEY,
Fredonsa, Netr York.
large supply from this house. put boxes containing 900
assorted, 10 suit the country trade.
These equal any the market and prefer
them from having been grown faI Forth.
We have also large supply Of Beans and Psas by the gallon
and bushe
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their Gardens South Union Ky.
We always keep supply these Seeds they many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Gardeners families who wish their supplies had
better send before broken.
ia9 RAINS & BROWN.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS q Co.,
NO. SO Market street,
ON FRIDAY January m. at II O'Clock, A. M, We win
" offer for sale. Warehouse large Of
GROCEKIES,
oOnpri5ngia part, the following viz:
100 hhds. Sugar, $50 boxes n z. Raisins;
900 bags Rio Coffee; 100 /
100 bbis. NOlasses; so dOz. Wash Boards;
100 half do 10 bbls 8 Almonds;
100 kegs do 10 Ffberts;
100 bills Cincinnai Whisky; 5 !" English Walnuhs;
SIS - Rye do Brazil Nuts;
. old BOur. do 40 box Virginia Tobaeeo,
SIS I" Amer Bandy, various brands,
- Holland Gin: 10 cases Matches:
go kegs Nails, Ig0 Buckets;
100 boxes Glassware; 10 nests Tufs:
100 W. R. Chess; 50 coils Manila Rope;
50 q" Il. d. $1,000 Segars, vSriousbrands;
Together with many other articles the Grocery
jana KIRKPATRICK, NEYINS & CO.
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ETNA COAL.
FINE supply Of this economical Coal
at Ena Coal Yard back Of the Nashville and Chaa-
noogs Depot selling the following low prices
Large Lump Round Coal - per s55OPer
Fine do 10 do do or 90 do
Try and you convinced the coal in the
market. dec31-dly-2dpgl J. AGNEW.
SHHANGHAI MATCHES.--We have reduced the
= price of this hest and cheapest Match.
We are opening large assortment Of German Cigars
J. W. LANGLEY & co.
decIs A Union street.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
zoo BBLS Of choice Green Apples, dslivssed at our
SRNy Nashville the plantation Persons
wishing call upon and furnish barrels
and fix the time Of delivery
We also want 1000 bushels Of Dried Apples 1000
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished by
sept7 H S. FRENCH & SON.
UTOODS, YEATmAN & co. No. Is, North
wv College Streets-ln addition to their usual heavy
and well assorted Stock Of Tennessee ChRrcOal-Re-
fined IFOns have just received superior lot Of
Iron Axes; Steel Springs; Buggystire and
PIOW Plates,
STRING, CAST SHEAR, GERMAN, ENGLISH AMERICAN
Busters STEEL.
Decle-tw2m
NOTICE hereby given to all persons indebted the Es
OF the late Oliver B. Hayes make payment without
delay and also all persons holding claims against said Estate
to present them within the period prescribed by law.
Dec6-A HENRY NJ. HAYES,t
Ina OLIVIER B. HAYEs,i Executors
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DOU GLAS a. co.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
RRADY.HADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, BOOTS, SHOES,
BrOgans, Carpetings,
WRAPPING AND WHITING PAPER.
UMBRELLAS, &c,
No. SO Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
Hugh DOoglas, Augustus " southworth,
Byrd Douglas }Geo. E. Yeatman,
VIM s. Sou thworh,) Geo. ThAyer
ian4-d2W
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CUMBERLAND FEMALE COLLEGE,
MEANWHILE, TENN
FACULTY.
D. DoENRLL, A. NJ, President.
Miss s. 8, sEARCY,l Assistants
3. NJ. SRARCY,{ ASSs'''
Mrs. L. A. GLAS 0CK. Teacher Of Music. ..
The next Of this Institution will commence Monday
Jan. 24th 1859.
Tuition in Literary Department, 30 W to $40 90
Music with Of Instrument for Instruction, p %
SonIRSSn At the College including Lights Fuel and Wash
For further particulars, apply to the President
3 ;aDA-V-tf 7. @. SMART, Secretary.
C,TAPLE GOODS.--We have on hand an elegant stock
Of STAPLE Goods that We offering at low prices for
sSSh only [dee2&al "a. J, g. GocLkLLAAo
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NTOTICE..Allp persons having claims against Daniel
Johnston who mentioned in said deed hereby mott
fed e the with early practicable and prOp
authenticated, to be settled according to said deco
jaul-d2w J. N. REED, Trustee.
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IL. The Prince of Peace, or the laysOf
Bethlehenas
Selected from the British Poets with 80 Illustrations By Bisst
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

w. i. BERRY 4 CO.'S
LIST or
Elegant IiIustrafea Books Eer tho Hell
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g. women Of beauty and HerOism. fronl
Seuairamis to Eugene.
Portrait Gallery Female LONELINESS, Achievements and In
Gueaee with nineteen Fine Steel Engaving By Frank ooi
rich author o. Napoleon" One elegant 40 voi
antique Morocco.
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DOZEN lest Patent Apple PsslsrS Just received and FOR
u by lsug2l }. W. WILSON.
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9.The Atlantic Souvenir, fer 1853.
With Tce1e SeeE Portraits Irving, Longfeos, Holmes,
Bryant, SAKE, HaIleck, Bayard Taylor, &C.
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"TANTED.--The undersigned wishing to purchase
Wv 100 800 barrels Of Lard week. for which they
will pay Groceries All persons having Lard for sse
will end greatly their advantage to call at No. Market
street, before making SALE the highest price win Be given by
CARTER, WILSPoRD & co.
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A. A Gallery OF EnnaOus Poets
VIA Introductory Essdy-
By Prof Henry CcpPee, Professor Of Engh Literature, n the
University Of Pennsylvania Gorousy Illustrated By uPWaris
Of one Hundred EagTasngs STEEL Richly bound in
tiuue Morocco.
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10. FayOrite English Poems OF the Two
Last Centuries, unabridged.
Illustrated with upwards Of Too HHndrsd EHgrqvings
woOd from Drawings by the most eminent artists vol, ssO-
Morocco.
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Or TIE SKA KESPEARE SISTERH0oD,
Comprising
FORTY-FIVE IDEAL PORTRAITS, described BY Mrs J. v.
PALMER
Rlustrassd tsA Fine Eagrayigs Steel, from Designs Sy
Elsizsnt HrRds.
In one Volume. Imperial svo. Antique MOrrOeeO-
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I. BOydeIrs illustrations of ShRkePeAre's
| Dramatic works.
Consisting Of ono Hundred Szdid EagrGViags. ats
distinguished British Artists. Two vols, Elephant
Folio.
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8. The COurt of Napoleon; or, society
under the First Empire.
with superb Portraits Of its Beauties, wits and He-Oines b
Frank B. Goodrich Ons elegant 40 vol, antique Morocco
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,. The Gallery Of Florence.
Containing nearly TsO Hzndred SSPsys EngreoiaOs aHd
Sculptures, aer Raphael sehsa Angelo, Guido, Rembrandt,
Salvador Rosa Correggio an Rubenz Van Dyck, FOur
Imperial Folio Volumes in Two.
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s. The Josephine Gallery.
Elegantly Illustrated Eight teaui P0Tfrgi,sfa Coiors.
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ROberts's views in the Holy Land
With Historical and Descriptive Text ~ Rev Dr. CrOy Bm-
belishei with highly finished Drawings in TYPOGRAPHY, beana
ully tinted. Library, vols, syo fall M0r0ec0.
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ABRAN oOSIr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

COLD PENS, Of all 0lN
49, ANDERSON & ShAAA-.,--
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

'VoX PoPuLL'- Mortimer Smiths paper, Of the
above name, printed at San Francisco, is the most
forcibly edited sheet in the State, in its way. 1t
displays an unusual amount of editorial labor,
besides being most neatly gotten up.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

DERFUMERN-B Rum sp1yorrdersa
l. lognes, Balm of Thousand Fiowggrg'tVANS
all kinds, at ANDERSON =" ---~ 7i--l---,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07
County.

BODIES FoUND.-On the first Of February two
mining partners-one named Eorton-left Tliui-
ty Centre for their cabin on Coffee creek, about
twelve miles distant during heavy snow storm.
They were advised not to 90 by Mr.. Kreider, Of
The Trinity Centre Hotel, but believed they could
reach home safely, and started. Two weeks af-
forwards il was discovered that they had never
reached their cabin, and search commenced, but
without success. Last week, the snow having
nearly disappeared, party again went out to
search for the bodies, which were found about a
mile aud half from their cabin. They were w.
ing about twelve feet apart, having evidently be-
come exhausted and laid down to die A kcg of
whiskey which they had purchased at Trinity
Centre, was found near them, and about one-third
Of the liquor gone. Their remains were buried
by the Coffee creek miners.
NORTH FoRK.-A great majority of the claims
here are paying better than usual this year.
Lamb, Hale 81 Co. are making from $50 to $40 a
day, TO the hand, and have not cleaned up their
bed rock ditch this season, where the most of the
gold is saved; Williams 4 Co. are doing equally
we'll All the miners in the bill diggings are
making good wages. 2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07
Saturday, the 2sn day of May,

A. D. 1859, at 2 o'cl'k, p. M, at the Court House
door, in said county, all the right, title and inter
est Of the above named parties, or either of them
east side Of Main street. in the village Of Wea-
vervile, in said county Of Trinity, and bounded
as follows : commencing at the southwest corner
Of the lot known rs Bon Ton lot, running thence
southerly on line with said street. twenty four
feet, thence at ghtangles easterly, one hundred
and twenty feet, thence north, parallel with said
street, twenty four feet and thence west one hun
dred and twenty feet to the place of beginning,
with all the appurenances thcreunto belonging.
Dated May 5, 1853. JNO. b. MAY, Sheriff.
BY r. c. STUART, Deputy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07
TREASURER'S REPORT

FOR THE QUARTER ENDING APRIL 30th
Total amount received, s3,811 81
From the following sources, viz:
Foreign miners license, Sl,5l4 ss
Merchants and trad. do 1913 so
Property tax '5S and so, 800 0S
do do delinquent, 2l As
Poll tax, 1876 60
State Treasurer, 2l2 81
Pines and penalties, 8 90
s3,s11 81
APPoRTIoNMENT.
To State Fund, Sl,O51 36
Co. General fund, 2,l63 70
INDECENT Sick fund, 16l 10
School fund 178 sc
Redemption fund, 24l 92
Road fund, IA 10
-- S3,Sll 81
GENERAL COUNTY FUND.
To amt. from last report, $il3 GO
do received, 2,163 79
-$ $2,577 80
By amt. warrants paid, S2,373 66
Treas commission, II %
~ - s2,444 SO
Balance in Treasury 1872 81
INDECENT SICK FUND.
70 amt from last report $3.50 9j
do received, l6l l9
1922 II
CR.
BY amt. warrants paid, s195 IS
Treas commission, 81
- s2Ol 62
Balance in Treasury, 80 So
SCHOOL FUND.
To amt. from last report, $4S7 81
do received, l78 sc
$G66 20
CR.
By amt warrants paid, 375 90
Balance in Treasury, 29l 20
REDEMPTION FUND.
To amt received, S241 92
ROAD FUND.
To amt from last report, $l73 20
do received, II 70
sl8S O8
BY amt warrants paid $84 10
Treas commission, 2 81
sc G2
Balance in Treasury, Gl01 46
The amount OF outstanding warrants register
ed on the General Fund as appears from the
books in my office, is S32619 OF
JEREH. BENNETT,
Co. Treasurer.
Weavervlle, May 2, 1859. 161.
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German M(ap ftstibal
May 10Th, 18th and 14th.

81 THE GERMANS OF TRIM 20
kS& ity County will celebrate their an -,
EsSS nual Festival on the 18th, 18th and ~
- 18th of the coming month, on -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

TRINITY CENTRE.-Fox & Campbell's claim is
yielding s II per day, to the man VanGeeson &
Co.'s pays well Wiley & Co. make sS to sl2 a
day. The two last mentioned claims have just
been opened. John Moore and Rock, are open
ing claims in the same locality, from which they
get most satisfactory prospects Capt Thomas
claim pays $40 dollars day. These claims are
IN Red Hill. back of town, and are supplied with
water from Nanlosse new ditch
SUGAR MANUFACTURING IN TRNITY.-A cores
pondent at North Fork writes: Mr.. Engelfried,
the brewer here, has been experimenting on the
sugar pine tree, which grows so abundantly in
this section, and has satisfied himself that sugar
and molasses manufactured from the pine eXcels
that made from the maple. lie has made about
/ 100 pounds from five trees, and did not commence
until the season far advanced. He will go
into the business extensively next year.
/ SAM. D. KREIDER will open Billiard Saloon
in connection with his hotel at Trinity Center,
/ ouight. He has received a new table from
below.
/ THE snow has entirely disappeared from the
trail between Minersvile and Trinity Center, and
the travelling is good. So expressman Irving,
who passes over it twice week, says.
] STAGING IN TRINITY VALLEY.-The California
Siege Co. S coaches will commence running from
Fitch's Ferry to the New York House next week.
HENRY LEACH has purchased the Smith ranch,
seven miles above Minersvillc, and intends Civ
ing a Ball, shortly.
P-HE-w Spring, like the Fourth of July,
'is glorious institution Like that grand an
niversary it has its myriads of homage-payers.
Bere, in this remote portion Of the Sierra Neva-
das Spring comes with roseate garlands bedeck
ing her modest brow, and as the sound of her
velvet footstep is heard tripping down the noun
tain side, grateful notes are heard ringing in the
hill and valley-prOvided there is plenty of wa
ter.-AoUntdm Messenger.
The Mariposa Gazette, speaking of Yo Semitic
Falls, says that the water, falling as it does in
the form of rain or mist, when the streams are
not very high, had formed immense columns Of
ice, hundreds Of feet bigh, presenting sight OF
iudiscribabe beauty.
'VoX PoPuLI.'-Mor timer Smith paper, Of the
above name, printed at San Francisco is the most
forcibly edited sheet in the State, in its way. 1t
displays an unusual amount of editorial labor,
besides being most neatly gotten up.
PERLous JoURNEY-A Connecticut Yankee
lately made bet that. he could cross Niagara
river $50 feet above the fals-and did it on iron
stills y feet long to the horror Of several hun
dred spectators.
The San Juan Press says Our town is fast
becoming civilized. An Italian organ grinder
visited il this week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

PEmLous JoURNEY.-A Connecticut Yankee
lately made bet that. be could cross Niagara
river $50 feet above the talls-and did it on iron
stills y feet long, to the horror Of several hun
drcd spectators.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

SSg7| nual Festival on the 18th, 18th and ~
- 14th of the coming month, on -
EAST WEAVER CREEK,
One mile east of Weaverville.
The Festival Tent has been enlarged to eighty
feet diameter, and an excellent floor for dancing
purposes is being prepared
A general invitation is extended to the ladies
and gentlemen of Trinity and adjacent counties
to be present. Extensive preparation for the ac-
commodaton and enjoyment of all who attend
is being made.
The procession will form form at the junction
of Court and Taylor streets at p. m, led by the
Weavervlle Brass Band and thence march to the
festival grounds, on east Weaver creek, direct.
All citizens are invited TO join the procession
KETs, SI2,
To be had as follows: .l..
Kroger & Voge, Union Hotel :;
Schmisekamp q Vollmers, Miners Hotel
A. NJ. Kruttschnitt, Harmony Saloon;
Gustav Fahr, Reddng's Bar
Peter Paulsen, Turner's Bar
+. Greiner, Steiner's Flat
w. Porcelus, Evans Bar
John Ehlers, Steiners Flat
Ferdinand Kapke, mouth Canon Greek;
Jacob Binder, North Fork
B. Kuper, East Fork;
p. Schwind, Rattesnake
c. Dannenbrink, Canon City;
Gustav Thede, Weavervile.
TICKETS NOT TRANSFERABLE,
By order Committee of Arrangements,
A. NJ. KRUTTSCHNITT, T, Secretary.
Weavervile, April 49, 1859. l43t.
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The Mariposa Gazette, speaking of Yo Semitic
Falls, says that the water, falling as it does in
the form of rain or mist, when the streams are
not very high, had formed immense columns Of
ice, hundreds Of feet high, presenting sight of
iudiscribabe beauty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07
WEAVERVILLE
TRINITY RIVER AND INDIAN CREEK
STAGE LINE,
CYRUS BLEVENs, Proprietor.

M7ns ~ Stage leaves WeavervlIe
g54,psevery afternoon Sundays ,s ex.
Es..zs.s.ss Esszssztzzsz9:=s:s z9:=s:s cepted) at o'clock
Leaves Indian Creek, daily, Sundays except.
ed at a. m, connecting at Kanaka Bar with
Stage for Steiuer's Flat and intermediate points.
Stage leaves Steiner's Flat for Weavervile at
a. m, daily.
Passage-To steiner's Flat, g. 90 Indian
Greek, SO co. m5.l6tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

becoming civilized. An Italian organ grinder
visited it this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07
Meeting of Stockholders
....oF THE.
w. & S. Wagon Road Co.

A T 4 REGULAR MEETING OF THE DI-
y rectors of the Weaveryile and Shasta Wag-
on Road Company, held at the JOURNAL office. in
Weavcrylle, May I'd, it was ordered that the Sec
retary give notice to all persons holding shares
in the stock Of said Company, that they are re-
quested to file the same, or evidence Of owner
ship of such stock, with the Secretary of said
Company. on or before the first Monday in June,
at which time new Certificates will be issued.
1t was further ordered that the Stockholders in
said Company be requested TO meet in Weaver
Vile on
Monday, h,e 6t!, day of Jane,
next. at wl---1r-me business Of importance con
nected with the Road will be considered.
w. S. LOWDEN, President.
Attest, D. f. GORDON, Secretary.
Weayerylile, May 7, 1859. l6tet.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WINTER GARDEN.
w MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
AS
AND MR.. JEFFERSON
NEWMAN N0GQs.
xpa p,.urxsA Mr. PEARSON as John Browde.
Nh. sTODART a. Ralph
Mr. GEO. HOLLAND as the Specimen Boy and Scaley.
HARRIBON Is Nicholas and -
Mr.. DAVENPORT q Manilina.
B-The success which attended tina production OF Dot
or Scenes from the Cricket tho Hearth induces the Ma
naGecnt Of the Winter Garden produce another usra
ton OF the graphic author Tho well known types Of
character In nicholas Nickeby have perhaps nen
into hands of artists admirably fitted them than those
who constitute the group sustaining The dramatic picture this
evening.
. TONIGHT, AND EVERY EVENING
TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
o, ChsTies Dickens storyo
SIIKR;
SMIKE
SMIKE:
sHKE;
sNIKE;
Sake;
sNIKE;
OR, SCENES FROM NICHOLAS NrCKLEBY.
Newly dr6mAtsed n.y. and produced the direction Of
MR.. d. BOURCICAULT.
To commence ATTY. Box oacs open from 8to6.
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A U. s. NAIL LINK

TIANrIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A U. 8. MAIL LINE
FOR
CALIFORNIA.
Formerly the Vanderbilt Line
Vr.r te old established wharf, foot Of Warren street,
North river
sD secood cabin Si6 cabin, $780, including
Ss'-'eI - Railroad ticket
TYFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH.
- xasmshin ARIEL. OF the Vanderbilt European Line,
having been fitted throughout will take the place Of tho
Stsr and viii leave above Monday, November Zf
II O'Clock p M connecting Panama Railroad with tbs
ofsannahip Orzaba. - -, =. p ..
rtrs steamer oS this line always ~ fanama insurfn&
urrsnut connection at the lsthmus
The Horthsrn light will succeed the ARIEL leaving New York
1soeAoH CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
.,rs NJ tsoet swindcrs bogus passage oces and
eerns falsely styling themselves mali companes Enless
n he ONLY line carrying United States malls this
yxnnto under contract with The government
apply &t the only ONCE OF NO me u
he ony Of New York
- d. B. ALLEN, Agent
N.B-An persons forbid trusting account Of
TIA AM
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DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Alien and Bonifaco. .Leaseos
PARTcULAn NorIcE-Doos open At 6h o'clock perform
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, Nov 2ls. and zsd.
will be acted without fail under any ccumstsuces e
ary illustrative OF events the career Of the late Hon D. G.
Broderck, entitled
D. O. Brodeck Mr. j. II. Allen
JOnn JOnnhOn MI w. N heevo
After which,
GRAND MEDLEY CLOG DANCE. by. :. Mr.. b. YATES
Late OF Laura Keene's Theatre his appearance here.
To be followed by the great Ledger drama Of
THE DOOM OF DEvIILE.
To conclude with the farce Of
POOR PIIIICODDY
Pic0ddy. Mr. w. r. Smith
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WooD's MINISTRIES.
w 4A Broadway,
Offer select aud varied
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY.
To conclude with the grand comicsl pantomme of The
MYSTIC SPELL,
with tricks funny changes, aughable transformations
&C., in which the whole Of this
On THURSDAY NEXT, THANKSGIVING DAY grand
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
Tickets rs cents Commence at ~ O'Clock.
WAN AMBURGH CO.'S
Mammoth Western MenAgerie and Southern GEOLOGICAL
establishment WIZ exhibitions In their new Zooog
PALACE GARDEN,
Fourteenth street. Sixth least entrance),
MONDAY, Nov q and every afternoon aud evening Doors
open at IN and 81 O'Clock Admission Is cents children
VAN AMBURGH CO.'S MENAGERIE
Comprises and varied collection OF Beasts Birds and
Reptiles from al climates the globe This collection the
largest aud most perfect exhibited regards quality
legitimate NenAgere now in America,
Amongst prominent features Of this establishment Ia the
LIVING MAMMOTH
Elephant Hannibal securely bound In large chain cables aud
B. r. THOMAS.
Hannibal has been considered the mammoth Of the
present and the largest shan by many thousand
pounds over e'hS H61 t N any county ovrv
VIII the dens trained animals exhibit TO the al
the wondrous he exhibits
Of the forest During the entertainment the highly trained
trick pony Black Diamond will be introduced; also the PONY
brute nagacy and requirements performed
BoRNHo MONKEY JocKo, THE PONY RIDER.
He remarkable for the beauty Of his form and features
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vxrINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEW YORK AND
VIRGINIA steamship Company's steamships will receive
freight every for Tennessee North Carolina
North river, nj 3 P. NJ, as follows
ROANOKE. Capt Couch on Wednesday
JAMESTOWN Capt. Skinner, on Saturday. . ~ :. .
Passage stateroom and meals included TO Norfolk SS 10
Petersburg 81 '0'i LUDLUM 4 HEINEKEN ll5 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

DRYANTa' MINSTRELS
ID MECHANICS HALL, Az BROADWAY.
mn, MONDAY Eoy q and every night II the week
Change Of programme. Best bill Of the season.
ESSENCE OF OLD vIRGINNY
by the original nmable Dan Bryant First appearance
OF the popular ballad singer, Mr.. J. sTRATTON.
JERRY, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT
In Buresque Songs Dances. &C.
Doors open at 6 X o'clock Tickets rs cts
Grand Afternoon performance will be given on
THANKSGIVING DAY, Thursday, Nov. a.