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MEssRs. EDrroRs.-Tell the people that the
Fine Tobacco so long and anxiously looked
and longed for has come, and that they may
luxuriate once more by calling at
.f.# j. Ii. LANGLEY 4 Co.'s
octI A Union street.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F 0 r S A L E.


yITISHING to make other Investments, We pro-
w pose to selall our Real Estate in Davidson
as follows:
That Suburban Residence.
situated GU the Franklin turnpike, within nall mile
of the city opposite the Residence Of tue late 10
scph W. Horton. Ihs Is, perhaps, the most com
inanding ii the vicinity vi Nashville and Is a
most desirable country resIdence. The house will be
sold with Is OF land the purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm,
known as fract, situated on tue smlth Turn
plAo lola Lebanon ruad) within three miles OF Nash
lle Containing $50 The soil good, II Is well
watcred tmbered, aud can be divided into small
tracts OF twenty aud upwards, all of which
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
garden aud dairy arms Also, that
Beautiful Farm,
on same road, occupied BY r. Z. McCamp0ell,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 acres. THIS place Is so well known TO
nsed 40 further description. IL Will also be divided
10 suit purchasers TC. AeCSmpbeil~ iii show these
places - any one who viii call.
Alt the above property viii be sold reasonab bic
terms, and on crealt OF one two, three and four
years
Apply toA. IS. LI.dsley Nashville or TO either
OF the undersigned.
TH0S. NcCAMPBEll,
Six mileAfrouI Nashville.
J. 4. Mct!AAPBELL,
april NashviIle
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MfDifal.
INKS. MINSLOM.
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR III

Price IS cents per BOTTLE
We have put up and sold this article FOR over Ten
years. and SAY, IN coN1DgScE Ard NTH u
Ia, what have been able Ia say Of
any other fundamentally ERHAS IT FAILED IN
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO EFFECT A CURE, when
time,y usedl Never did = we know Al instance
Of dissatisfaction by any . who Used a. on
the contrary, all are dc - lighted with its opera
tons, and speak IN terms - % highest e0nmenda-
Of is magical effects - and medical virtues
Ne speak IN this matter n WHAT !"
after ten years expert enee. ASD PLEDGE OrE
INVITATION ssNI WHAT Ma ukxf
Dgl4KE- la ainlOsteyery instance where the IN
FAINT suffering from pain - aud exhaustion, relIe
will be found In hfteen or = twenty mInnles after
s1. syrup aassiat. = terea-
This valuable preIara = ton s the prescriptior
% one of the NueT II = PEKiENCED and Skill
FUL NURSES 80 New Eng = land, and has bees
used with AkkERFAlL = ING srocEss ~
THOUSANDS - uF CASkS. Tx
Not only relieves the child from pain, but fnviE
,rates the stomach aud - bowels. cOrrccts Aciai.
ily and gives tone ana ergy The whole ~
tam IL will almost fu stantiy relieve
GRIPINo II THE a, BOWELS, AND
WIND COIIc.
and overcome eonyalsons - winch II not spesdf,
rotnsaied. esd In death We believe q The bes
aud 81 BEST nz1EDr IN rHE - woRLD, IN all
DYsENTERY AND DfAR /. RiIEA N CfiIIDRES.
whether % arises from n teethng. from any
other causs. We would ~ say 10 every mother
Who has child sufsring - from any % The forsgss
Jog complaints--iD MOI - LET YOUR Pi.klIDf
cEs MIR TIE FkEJu - UlCES OF OlHE1tS
stand koswcen your safer las ehtin And the reAsi
that ~tl be sure-ses, ABSOLUTELY SURE
70 Dllow the use Of his medicine. II uuasly
used y
Faii drecsious for usiaE - win aocomp4ny each
polite. so1s gesaIne = less The -zisniis oi
CULTS q PERKINS, Srw - YORK, - ga lie oal
side wrapper.
ssSld ~ druggists IhrsuEh oui the world.
Principal once No. -, Ccsiar a. Nee York..
June5dkwiy Price - cents per bottle.
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G. L o T II I N G.
AND
Merchant Tailoring.

We now receiving large ana elegant stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing; Coats Pants, Vests Boy
and Youths Clothing and Furnishing Goods of every
description. Also, full and complete stock OF
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestngs, which we will make
up order and guarantee to give full satisfaction
Call and examine at
WARD, BIRMINGHAM & CO.'S,
sep21-3m No. 20 Public Square.
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IRON AND CASTINGS.

ISA TONS assorted Urea and cAsliasz on hAad
IetOAnd for sale BY ID. D DlCKEY
ts-E No. ~ Market street
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
NV TelRNraph.

NEWPORT, X. L., Des. l9-Au. bark Achorn, Nickersou
oE Proyineesown for Atlantic Ocean, pat IN on account
bsS.rg sprung leak
NkN-OkLEANS, Dec. ie.--Arr ship Eaooh Train from
BoSion BAIk Auns StoJsDAn. irou Boston
HIGHLANDS, Dec. 2o san~etWeatheE thick and raining
Wind ~ L. hesh, can but sh0r distance fom the beach
SANDY HOOK, Dec 20 sunset.-Nc Inward bound vessel
Az slsht Steamship North Star for Aspnwe passed cat over
tse bH a. Sls, ana the Atlantic do, sSO Wind fresh
Nom II weather thick, and raining
foht LAtAIEriEt Dec. 70, suDset.-No inward boons
Nfsse,s ~ ssht Wind n. T., light; weather fogyy.
NENfOki Dee 3e--AIS orig Caroline Nass, from Phila
aePha Tor feftlsnd sehTs. \ l. Hammond, Chatham
er hoFtok w T. Williams smith fOm Fall River for fkila-
veAs5 1siso Loved ifom Dightea for bsrustsbe SOoP
i'rs(tlH. White, from Newly orb for WafehaIn
i\CSIOA Dee lS--Seamship VIM Jenkn, Hslleet Bslti.
more BsIk Nsetta Watson, COpeoWn Big Jauaes Cry
Plun, Oer Liverpool
Phi IADELPhlh, Dee. soSpotsn l7h inst, schr Ra ph
Fs<f 10 " ApalschioOla for Nsss-lor
Iisiaw-- Bah Thomas Dallett, from Porto CsbelJo
SAVANh'AH Dec. 20Arf ship bosdiees, Maatas Boston
KEWsoRL,S Ans, pee MAT. ship HesPvra. from New.
Eosk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN. .TtU IEl
To-moHr, WEDNESDAY,
.,s every sven,ns uutl farther ro,iee, the
GREAT SPECTACULAR DRAMA
AAEfsAN 0hA" AMERICAN SCENES ..A
AMERICAN HOMES
THE oCdoRooS
LIFE y sSSag sSTIslANA
ne" f''' THE BURNING STEAMER.
She bresl, from her nOoiings and E~iHs IN the stream
NJ. JJEEiFffERsoK
Salem ss,aJ.r Ysp, from aa.acsasstts now ovsr.eer Of
Tssbo great on . ma s a1se1tos os s,.sAs
issersR5. ,, ,,,o.sex
Peter an oil. uncle once the sudse' body sv.ut s.'
no" ''' ole 70 Wi M a H. DAVENPORT
r','n ''''fa Nd IN J. ff'' il LEs i3s just retained bone
oeo.ss, tlnatur.l esi4 .fhs Judge by aaAA
room save HrTR. JOHNSTON
peclo.ley formerly over.eer Of TeneeOnne but s~nss
Of enc hall Of the estate Mr.. BLAKE
u,A Psy.on, widow Of NE late Judse PeJton.
Mr. PEARSON
w.b-ns4se, Lepsn Indian ch,s1 t,nDn
psrs sunny.id. Southern belle
ML sunnysde planter neighke and friend 70 the fsy''~
MISS IONE BURKE
i""' Mr. sToDDART
HK HARRISON
Capt Rate mate Of the Magnolia steamer.
MISS Ii. SECOR
''''' MR.. RUSSELL
WV MR.. PoNIsI
Clairbourne, the A1etieneer's clerk.
MR. PECK
MI '0'"'"' -' MR. TREE
MI '' MR.. STYLES
00'0" MISS CLIMBER
Grace, yellow grL ,,,o, =, ,,,ro,,
'-' MISS WALTERS
Minnie, Quadroen slave.
plopfr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Hmnsemfuts.

A CADFMY OF MUSIC.-ADELINA PATTI.
~ POSITIVELY TWO orERA NIGHTS ONLY.
LUCIA pI LAMMGIhRSnoo1R GhSHod DsS DsS soSNAMsULA
Many persons having been unable obtain seats and ss
Nle. ADsLINA PATTI,
The Directors have S5 rad srTs9ss%sns. sT SsTs ,sT
which win be te only that viii be give. until the rssarA
WEDNESDAY EvENlN0, Dee 81, at s'dooa,
"IsA VII De gwen Irci4 SP1'f'i' III i&&MEsMooa Ufi
and the ee0nd IHs go'sy eis sfis bs. ssoai
On which occasion win be be Fysss ss,prr,.
MILE. ADELINA PATTI
viii be s,.a,. s.ed ~ y ,aNo,y AMopro and wErNLrcH
Admission 81 Ee.i;ed ses s.; trout private
The sse Of seats fol the TWO PATTI NIGHTS viii com
Denee THIS MORNING, at sO'cloek. -. ....,,.,
Academy Of Music all the private bo1e. vi.
SHELL 5, No. "a Esst and BREUsINGs Ne 70l 0r'sd-
Tickets and seat, may be had at the door,
A C A u E M OF M U s l G
"a Nzw;y9Rk nShS3sIG sii5 q H,!E2S.TT soSIETTT.
HAEDAI9s AI@sAs sGsIfMEsT Rf5i0T,fnSf . WORK,
THE MESSIAH,
December "A. 1889,
the
SCALE OF GhASDEUh
which has characterized the performances
Oftbe
Society for several years past.
Tbe Society take pleasure IN announcing that
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
THE Celebrated CAntstTice)
with other eminent artists will assist
THE GRAND ORC
will be rendered douby elective
by the addition ofe
GHAND ORGAN
consisting entirely Of pedals, and made expressly
for OTatorio performances
Tickets, 50 cents.
Reserved seats so cents extra &,
Reseved may secured at Mesrs Hall sons BROAD
way and ton the day OF the peormance) at the ooe ' De
Academy.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock at O'Clock precisely
GRAND TESI SIIMONIAL CONCERT
VI To GEORGE W. MORGAN,
Organist Of Grace Church.
At PALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALL, -.
THURSDAY EVENING December II,
Mrs. ] NJ Mozart Mise Hawley,
Miss hate Comstock, Oe0. siWPsoih
DIR. Guilmete, WIN Mason
Mr.. Charles ElhOtt Violnist, (his first apPe@snceh
several other Artists Amateurs,
And Full Urchesuy and Choras
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK
llrnHHa.

steamshipsNoFh star Jones, Aspinwsn, ID. D. bleni At
iantio reIson Aspuwe, n A steens Co.; Persia OBJ d
Jsdkins, Liverpool r. CunArd.
BeIts-Ierone Nickerson, Naples, L. Nlcser.on Amanda
Bemis Havana via Norok Moses Taylor CO. NJ Cocofd
Cocord Mobile. n IA. Brigham.
bTis,-Adsph johnson GsbOon, J. Bishop Co Felix jr
Jsss Christopher, EsnfsH, 5. Whitney Co Elizabeth
Hall jamaica. }. r. Bully. .
Alma Sukstt Jaeisonyile R. ?. Buck Cot g. w COnDor,
WIan Jacksonville, Thompson Hunters Vernon ibI ayers
Hopeiton r. Dewo; Clifton Norris St. CroiI, via Brandy
VINE J. :. Whitney Co
Sloop-BIsekgtone ABen, Providence, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Minnie, q Quadroon slave.
Planters, slaYes, deck hands, and lAtie
SCENE OF THE FIR.T ACT


Southern home under Southern sunrhe little dafkes
aem', wus. dan skeetsrsPete the old seryanttfeorge
Peyton lost arrived homeA Paris lion in
Peyto and yatracha homefbe good old Judge-Saem
the OctoToonIhe two O'erseers
A eonfesson-1he strange relation and affection existing be
tween and her husbands natural daughter
PIsnation Ife-southern aud Northern hrLoe the
Ocoroor1 sunny side and DorDora Sunny'ide
understand the social position OF Loo
hcClokey srrivesIe hard cu-toneIPau the yellow boy
and the Indian huute-lhe strange snecton De-
tbe companions m the swamp
bupPau noian start the Red Cedar swamp Ion
the Uuied states mailBoTdeT United states mail devery
The TerrebonueThe plantation TO De ne
st hope recovering the eseteThe Judges
OrOr0on"I cannot marry you but can
make you Of richest estate In tSe
oyereers review the Of thingsIhe live oak and the
,re.perwo live Yankees diamond cut diamond-Scndders
oouf sop of his ZoeMeClokey discovers the Tree
napsrs Of ZoeThe udgmeut-rhe dark hope-The resolve
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING On THE ATGHAFALAfA'


seuder returns his old trade and takes phoogaph-Pau
wants his picture tookPete brings terrible news-Loe confirms
-Geoges declaration oil his love- tie does not Know what
am-16e eighth bood'-MeClosheys fe'olye-N snno-se.
Paul his own likeness assisted by the Dda-Ihe 5ay
ages fear the mschne-Thnks 1t deadly wespon-PAa
s for his porra-1he aitack-Ihe murder-The letter and
the fght- Terrebonne will be sold and Zoe wiz be mime -
The revenge of the Indian and his grief for Paul
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
P..sesErrs Arrived

\. ,.>sw,h,o C1tt Of WatAngoa, froa Lirerpoot-E X
tIs.,s. Tdsrd p Peters, U Consul At fIebizonde, VIZ
Ist,s - 4hos Davies David Lindsay Wm Demper J. r
si Mr. Buiss Ar. Aterpury. Joseph Reynold Dr Angel
Heres de Mora IL D.. 6c Denns McCsrhy Mr. AIthurs
Brandt Msss-f Bfundt Mr. Osg Mr. and Mrs bsekh.in A
Ms John Netosife and Miss Charlotte Nooo, ~ ~
III. Hanlor asd family Mr aud Mrs fiott nfs hunt m ana
infant jane Harris A. Wociley. hT. kDoni l. n SI.
DIR NoT,o1 Mr.. FrazeT n T. Davies, Mrs. hue~hy ana A
Miss Liu,shouse. Mr. Foster. - A.. .sr..o.A
In sap.sAi Uniisd KingdOs o@ CidsSots-Mis he n,oso
3 b. Harvey Capt Smith, w. o. lhofnstn Ano
james ThoGi son D. Thomson. and - IN the sssefHee
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
TILE r.n1nR ACT nSn rHh HUI LhiFp AT pTERREBoNNE.

PrepsI aons for the Closkey claims the pound Of
nrslf he sia s~ti-f eAo0S'
te his eullurd brudders "-Darkie enthusiasm-
THE SLAVE SALE.
Rats mate Of the MsguoaGraee, the yeow pf ano
her children" Buy na3r -Pee on the stand MS ndis
stion a, going cheap 4The Octoroon girl Zoe-Copster
naiion of The sve-Meoskey bdsThe assault BY George
bowie Knives revoverDoas revenge on Loe who has
tslez away her lsyet-Ibe sale OF the Octor0on
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

EIuAruEs ALahssc. - a.
g. nt... 7,2l sets..... s:86 Moon-Riscs.. oI
49, HIea vATEA rHIs
a.s7 Gov Isaad.. 5;42s HsBests...... seS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

DY DECREE made by the Circuit Court oil Tue
ID United states Tor Sorben District q Illinois At tern,
thereof held at the City Of Chiesso ON the u
re- 40 a certain cause equity therein pending ~hssn
sFPThUS CROOkEs and others are m % AZ T
CHICAGO ALTON AND SAINT LOUIS RAILkOAD Sr1-
PANY the SAINT LOUIS ALTON AND ShlCA5V h, MI
ROAD COMPANY and JOEL A. MAfIE>ON, are ieicndAnsi
the Underzrped have been duly appointed as Receives W
cause Ill the powers enumerated ia sad ofae -.s
the power 70 possession Of control and oPeae sA
vest IN ssid Receiver said Receivers havlk
of other property IN accordance with
aid DECREE officers and employees OF said company
will be respousibio to them accordingly
JAMES hOBD, (pa..;,.rs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
MlroH'. oyron, CRY ,. pIrL4,DH..r'HiA'

UfhOIONAl1S ioE Aohh w VIZ IN
phA authonEsd By odinanes sPPl9ssa 20 g., r,,- viii
BE- re eivsd Mayors Oas- IA tas ~ Q. e oanias
.,1 Ssturdsv Dee u A. D. 1889, Of u oeocA N i9 s
o b- Cfrv III Philasslphia hundred thoasNnd
hieh C.ftihcate- loan of Sl0o and uPN A.
b-.rtx interest six pei cent per annuu, &c IN - -
and t.-resrnahle thirty years from date IioP"'~
,@iysd for any sum- but in fraction. Of r n tesa hv
Ihe Proposals. viii opened the 1hh Gay
t Mavur of the city the presence Of the Sy IT s ~
- 49, Corui,t-e Of FINANCE The highest offer wa oe
,-tea he eity ressrvus right 70 secsPt OF eeon ~
3cl, or any part thereof Payment will be required On -
SIs' a si oS1 ~ a n lsso ALEXANDER HENRY,
'1' " Mayor Of PhhAdephiA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
ACT TUE FOURTH.
,rrrr, pnrrLD nECK nE THE MAGNOLIA

THF BOIIER DECK or THE MAGNOLIA,
THE LANDING AND THE WOODPlLE.
Roll cotton bales-Iske her guards snder-She 10
eiRhted down the sod mud aud can't hoa-No maer
up hang the safety vye she'll crawl OF her
oeddest-Alsrmi1he Indian comesW ah-nOtee, the
aereT Of PaulSeiEure OF the ssvage-Popuar fuy-Lynch
him Lynch himl-scudder protects himPanps dsecy
.red and the missing mabsgs brought TO hsht-kydouse
Strong =. ....... 49,.
Counselor scudder defends the lndisnSeudder on
Witness arrives UneNpectedfy-An oi h
for that Eveningscudder on
diet and the Seizure the Escape
THE SHED ON FIRE
Cut the Ropes-Baek her out-Clear swsy-Ihe Crinnah
1dian Destiny pursue $ him AMER MAGNOLIA
III BY FIRE.
The vessel swings In the stream prey to the hames
ACT THE FIFTH.
SCENE yIRsr-rHE gKSRo auARTER-sSHf. 90,
Zoe seeks her old nurse DiloThe old OBI Docress-rhe
the red Fever-Ths night after the SSe-IAe
. beautiful young
SCENE sKCOSD-THR RoANEBRAKE--UrRisB.
HcCoskey out Of DangerH hsht through the
dnsky shadow Of death behind hnIhe Indian on
the " ar path-Ihe pursuit-1he human bloodhound
sCKNE 1HIRD-THK kKD CEDAR SWAMP - .
Scudder and Pete their road holnoIhe Aarm-W hats
that in the bushes "a bar runaway niger nan
hunt-1 be wolf down at as-The Indian and hs victim
the scApng knife of the savageudge ScaddeT'
revision Of the Lynch yerct-His decon-retes peaoD-
Ssuader relents-his protection Of the white man
sCkSE FOURTH, And LAST.
The paror at Tenebonne aganLoes sdeu 70 her nome De
before she for the Of mas;er-The zss
Of wsterThe arrival of ScuddsrThe Joyful keTs-Pese N
bad way. - - - ,,.
THE VISION OF THE LANDING.
LITTLE PAULS GRAVE.
MsCoskey appeals the highest rbunAThe hst tia. Wa
Of the Indian " ah notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

nRAYT0Ns ENGLISH PARLOR OPERAIIC
IL ENTERTAINMENT ROPE Chapel broadway
LAST NIGHT BUT SENEN
EVERY EvESIsG EXCEPT sATURDAYs USdL ~ " &c t,vs o.
WEDNESDAY Dee. q, az "a O'Clock" NOTHING VEN
TIJkE KOIHIAG HAVE Senor OLiVE EZRA DIAMOND
CIT DIAMOND 81 SIMON THE CELLARER." .
the ofhce also at sDels no.
u W alls Hall sons No. 585 bToadwsJi the Fhths'e
and other principal hotels: 80 49,, 49,
SATURDAY 2Ah inst, at o'clock p NJ ,%tONE % ,I6 10
BLIND" SenoI OLlNKlRA MEEK IOO LAIb IL
MEND.D STAR SPANGLED BANNER"
As many citizens Of Brooklyn were unable 70 procure sdms
the visit the DTaytOns the principal seats nave
now been numbered may be secured by Immediate
application Cah Prox, No. 2l3 Fultonst j. Good No Il
Court-st. and Dis ckinson's Drug stores.
M. and Mrs DKAYTON aud senior OLlVElRA give then
Ebteltanment at The Odeon, WiiamsOurshi on MONDAi
Ian q
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

" eroRGs SaRIsTY's NIysTRELs.
MONDAY EVENING, Dee 10,
ard EVERY EVENING surins the W s,.s
In sion sd va Proyrasae ~ ss yeriqre'
eE0 efsiS[5 Esyf3li y gs, bobaEk s5bsn kk' '-u'1
TIMOTHY DO1UER (sitA songsl... CHth7Ivt C,,tTv
FREDERICK FLAM..-.....-........Se sWunPssEiL
OLD T.. xasrkx EUGENE
S''AN oibes si.lsc,sr, ~ corany
Var ..r.tev,-. Proganrue Door open a = &c com
rsnes i o'eloei Iisle,, 3 cents ,xR,oRx.
sAIUkDAl. Dee q. GRAND AfiEtANooH
AECE, tonIrneneinG At 2 p IN
WHO HAS NOT SEEN -,
w wAUGH's ITALIA
Al HOPE CHAPEL, No ~ s9,I3 grpsdrsGyv toGv CLOSE
sy Ar; ,Y1sISI ,9s TSi;sss; or ITALY
oo,fE EARLY. IL hehoFf OK BRfsG oPERA-GLAssEs.
Q. pssiiIHi aoSb%i fwkb6sEsDhf fbs and s4TGRDiY Dap
Ie'' as 'fn:: scrURf 2e'fS ), K M1 itHi HAMILTON
THE ELITE OF OUR CITY CROWD TEN
u TO SEE THE wdSbERF6k rl5 RF6L WORK OF Art.
soI6H6S9s II5N M8PTk TkHFLE. M
Now on Exhibition TEMPLE HALL shstreet enc so'i
s..t sf BrcsdwGy, Open every Evening
's's5f GRiND III wILL6sTRATIoss EACH EvENIN0:
UVEF LADIES of the Fl aST- STREET PRES
BYTEBlAS cHURcE A; f,y Sal AG fhipAY and
ns ssrSR5HY siR61t S sa' ,d psoesS ss q
.si ts.a nd OPPOSITE 1%sS s Open o% 10 n All
articles sold at reasonable prices Admission IUe
{" DARIsINA." r,,
4 This magnificent psintins. BY ANDREA GAsrhLDl
! With B. PAUL AKERS' THE eminent American re"lS'"'
sssBe Of the
dead PEARL DIVER"
ms, added to the collection Of above no sress Worms AN
ssv exhibition at the
DUSSELDORF GALLERY,
No 54S BROADWAY.
Admission z5e. Open day and evening
DALMERs STATUE,
1.-THE WHITE CAPTIVE"
sxhibition al
eCHAUSS GALLERY No. 6l9 BROADWAY,
Between Houston and Bleecker-sts-
Admission Is Open from = m TO 70 p M.
HARDINGE's ART STUDIO.-On VIEW and
for SALE: GAINsBORCUGH'S eelebrsied Pseture,
1.-THE wOODCUTTER'S DAUGHTER"
The finest Of this master in the United states
1.-THE WAGES OF SIN is DEATH, 49,
HAYS chef d'euvre. Also works By other hgnesss
Admianee application, from TO - p m, q ne
stsdio. University Wsshinston.auare, Room No. u.
DOssITER q MIGNOT's PAINTING,
1.-THE HOME OF WASHINGTON
AFTER THE WAR;"
On exhibition at the ACADEMY OF DESIGN, lsst nes<
Broadway from a N. to p ul and Eom 20 syeinsA
Admission, Is cents ;. -nCO1onI
DU CHAILLUs COLLECTION of AFRICAN
~ CUR OSTTIES is open at No. OBS 3roadway IT'S
one Of the most interesting exhibitions brought TO this
De in the world Chimpanzee, koOlo hambs Bald Headed
Ape &C. with their skeletons The Collection also comprises
several new and animals with very other valuable
euriostie too mention all brought rom the IN
terror OF Africa being the result OF four years labor IN that
dangerous climate Open day and evening Admission - cents
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

NJ RS. ELLEN KEY BLUNT has the honor 10
VI announce that she will give -
A READING FROM THE POETS, -
at Dodworths hsl, No. Bo broadway on fhlDAf EVEN
ING, Dee 20, at a O'Clock =,
Tickets at each may be obtained at Mr. Crowsnt
Bookstore BrOadway MessIs Appleton Co, NO 54o
Broadway the metropolitan Hotel from Charles '" fonan
No In1 Ehst l4th and az The door.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
6teamboats an6 Railroads.


IL PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and .upess
stsaner METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New Yor syy
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, st4 oeless
WEDNESDAY sad FRIDAY. a. O'Clock M, from Pa
No. ., NJ r.
Hereser no rooms win be regarded secured s.y s&
taat until the shall have been paid for.
Freight TO Boston forwarded through with great disps4sk
!" wv BORDEN Agent Nos 70 .nz n wsstst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
I,OR SAYANNAH and FLORIDA-The ana


can Atlantic Screw Steamship Company sad ksss.
steamship HUNT sVILLE John A. Post, Commanded, ~
leave Pier No u n r. on THURSDAY, Dec. %, as ssesk
Passage TO Savannah, With unsurpassed sceo@mcS.ses
Montgomery $40, Albany, Ga ga Columbus. sis, A.sasa
s7s Macon Ell Augusta $40 Also to principal places In F
4 low Freight 10 foot nsuEanos 0ssk
Ger can't No nsk taken under sao4 Apply To-
CROMWELL 4 Co, No. g Wessa
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printing.

AT Wedding Cards, Notes,
N kr-Thrr celebrated Cards speudidy gagrsve only
had in Broadway DuAne Orders received By mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF. PRICE.
II -weddns Al Home and Visiting Cards, BHesds BGsi-
Cards Checks &c. a. kELLfS, No 81 fult0ns, ~ Y.
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