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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

+ AURA KEENgs THEATRE
uNDisiNlsHED ATTRACTION
TOM TAYLOR's GREAT ORIGINAL covpnv
wl,i u has accomplished n entirely
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
THREE ENTIRE MONTH";
having u zen presented during thst time 10
IN, 1WDED AND F1Al HIONAhLE AUDIENCES
u,,nhor,n, than
ONE Ht NDRED AND FORTY THOUSAND PEOPLE.
who have MI hT testified their appreciation merits by
Co NIINuED SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE
UNRrs, FAMED BURSTS OF LAUGHTER.
MONDAY EVENING" JAN II, 1859.
IND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
OF AMERICAN COUSIN.
ASA TrenchArd, We Yankee. .Hr JEFFERSON
Sir Edward Trenchal Hauipsnne baronet. Nr Varrey
Lord Dundreory. Mr Sonefn
Lieut. Vernon, Il. NJ. ar Levick
do Boots.
Coye. Attorney ut law. nr burnett
Abel Murco, his clerk. Conidock
b,,fle Peters
Mr.. Mcdonald
Rasnsr gr,.nno Mr. y. Goodrich
John Whickcr, under eper'.''' mr. D. Brown
Florence TrenchRrd. mss Laura keene
Mrs. Mountchessngton May eles
sS1sisn. dausht 'r' othsrnn
Mary Meredith nns Saran stevens
Sharpe, Trenchard's maid Mis- Fiynn
skillet Mrs MOfntche sSiuEton's .Mra Levck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

[NKANKLlN MUSEUM, ~ GRAND STREET, ONE DOOR
IL from Broadway Entire company Increased at
fractions New troupe Of Model Arstes Fourteen tab
lesux. Gfaud artistic exhibition twice every day.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY,
O'Clock In the afternoon and In the even
ing Ssr and others vii observe that the above Is the
MODEL ARTISTES
exhibited consisting OF troupe of tho finest formed va
msn in ne world The entire uoups will appear Ia new o
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
May and Morning STAR Venus ALFRED bf e braces Suiciact
Babes Svrpfsed Eve Feast of Bacchus Rape Of
the sabi es Crcassqn Slaves Mypoe Dance, Innocence,
THF THREE GRACES,
all Of which will he exhibited every
Also the Female Mnsre Arab Girls French Ballet Troupe.
Win other attraction which be other place OF
Amusement In the world Administrations seats, 80
cents boxes CENTS Private boxes S Seats the stage.
81 afternoon performance Ia always concluded W tms
for the departure Of he different railroad Ines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

NfATRTMoNfA.-MRs. JESSE WILLIS WILL GIVE
Nl introductops to ladies' and gentlemen with view to
matIin1ny AZ her Office West Forty third street from %
- vi .d,.s rre rccierenre reqru & ~ M, ,,s
with two return letter staWps N. BAH business oonhden
iaI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

TrxECUTOR's SALE or CLOTHING AND PIECE
u goods-By A. M. GRlsl Mar, auctioneer 25 Bowsry.
JAN II, instant AT l0x o'clock, about 5000
OF fashionable ready te clothing consisting of clss
mere CLOTH pilot and beaver ocs sack raglan and business
docsk cloth and slnet pants large assortment Of
vests piece goois casseres cloths unugs sGns, saeis
shrs drawers overals ties crivats &c &c By order OF
the executors Catalogues Of sale. The above
will found worthy the attention Of the trade BY oderof
j. l.. FALR, pv.,,,o,.
O. BkODY, 1Secu"fa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16
A UcTIoN NoTICE--BY JOHN J. RENNIE, AUCTION

AUOION.-J. BoGART, AUCTIoNEER-BY 8. DO
"A CARTON Monday. Jan IL, at l0H O'Clock, at the
ton No North William street, household furniture
sofas tables mahogany bureaus lounges engravings looking
gapes mahogany stand feather BEDS fancy chairs bed
seads washstands mahogany chairs kitchen furniture &C.
consabies salecounter looking glass clocks chairs
&C. JOHN HURLEY, Constable.
Also consabe's saleone grocer's lot flour, &C.
N. j. GROVES, Constable,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

MRS: FRANCES ANNE KEMBIEs READINGS FROM
Vl SHAKESPEARE at Dodworth's Saloon, sos Broadway.
Those for the ensuing week VIII be a. follows
Monday morning, Jan. II, at O'Clock CORl0LANUS
Tuesday evening, Jan Is at o'cloch, JULIUS CESAR.
Thursday evening Jan. 20, at O'Clock KING LIAR
Friday evening, Jan q, at o'clock MEhRY WIVES OF
WINDSOR.
Tickets 81 EACH be obtained at the book stores Of
Messrs Appleton Co.. $40 Broadway; Mr. Crowen. go
Broadway; u the Clarent9a Hotel, and al the door.
Sofa seats 81 3d. also be had at Mr.. Croweus
book store go broadway. snd at the door.
No Itch cts will he sold after the reading has begun.
A n early attendance Is solicited.
This Of readings viii be positively the last which Nra
Kembie Will give In New York previous 10 hr retirement
from public life
0ANvARD'S GREAT MECHANICAL PICTURE,
- TIE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALxA+
open al the hall Broadway Blocker ,srooE
Also The far famed Panorama of the HOLY LAND Ever
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at O'Clock and even
evening a.ak Admission rs cents; children, IL csuA
CHAESPERE-DICKENS
- Mr.. g. vANpSNHOFF, assisted by Mrs. G. vANDEN-
HoFF viii give the frs, Of three readings at Hope Chapel
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. Is, 1859.
Part 1.-Shyocks Scenes from THE MERCHANT OF We
NICE including the Trial Scene In which Mrs vandenho6
will read the part Of fortia.
Part2-Mr. V. will give from "The Pickwick Papers, The
celebrated trial of
BARDvII, " PICXwICK.
Thursiay evening, 2csh-MACBETH, &c Saturday
ing 22d HAMLET &c. Tickets the three readings 81
single reading, 50 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

DALACE GARDEN NOVELTIES.
L Stage Performances and Equesransm Combined.
Monday, Jan IL, 1859
FIRST APPEARANCE
the
WORLD RENOWNED
CHECINI TROUPE
ssng of forty of the most talented and experienced uve
nile panomms and dancers who returned from
island Cuba where the Checn Family the
unboundd enthusiastic applause of origi
BsLLETS DE ACTION,
Tabeaux WANTS Comic Acts Dances &c
Also entire series of entertainments, entitled
VOCAL VISIONS,
Ord Illustrations Ancient or Modern and Ballads
posed ard arranged expressly for this troupe by None Che
nj All enacted with scenery superb dresses appoint
ments, tricks, trsnsformations, properties, &c.
AN EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA
will be In attendance under the direction of
Mr. WIN. ROBERTSON.
LES TROIS AMENS. Or, THE THREE Lowers
VIII be perfoI med on this occasion by
THE CHECINI TROUPE
with the following powerful cast:
Lolette Laura thecini
Ntccdsfme Cnecln
AMBROSE
Incidental Dances.
Misses l., Checiu and Wells
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16

WILLIAM J. WILCOX Secretary
Compton, President aad William j. Wilcox Secretary
Of the Knckerbocker Ice Company of the city of New York
and Joseph Brtton, Samuel Hscox Anthony Compton Ho
bennett and Theo Browning Trustees Of said Company
self that the foregoing full true and state
Of the affairs of the said company they the
above described officers and trustees thereof
Subscribed and before this 18th day January
1859. p. r. PALMER Commissioners of Deeds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-16
Mr.. AND MRS. q. yANDEvHOFF's READINGS AT
wi Hope Chapel Tuesday, 18th. Thursday, 2th, Saturday,

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Mr. O. Vapdenh the sympathetic glow Of
feeling exnanang the heartthe genial steadily burning
poetic which where vvi1es his conceptions and
by its electric the codes OF his auditors into adj
nirauou.-London Morning Post Oct 26 1883.
Beading with the TASTE elegant
his action, and accomplished in all the externals Of the hs
Art.-London Times Oct IS 1858.
As dramatic reader there in the country who
compete with bim.-New York Evening Post.
l. Rant he descends to, yet by intense truthful
Of bis manner he produces effects yanly aimed
boisterous effort of volce.-Republic, Washington
This accomplished artist IL certainly Of the finest In
his and happies In his execution that
locked n.-Nasional Insellgencer. Washington
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-23

= Su mcIhe Disqualification tir giarnpplitif Der
piCmrntCiidrn preiie YeridGt, tripril't unS rim To-
miider Sal, ihrcitt man FER ". u. 3. aus @~arlaacp :
Sn Serccli, Rri6t ce in Cincm bjclcr Shn&bartife!
ittcr bic GrprrNun9cn Der Sciterrc;htr, iei Der Snn
ricne ~9epritArIt mcrrrn neil CT Dir rrquirirtrn Iraucn
njdt abIieie fern mpItr. NEir ladtcn. ais mir i'm ,8unp"
oiris nruerinnrenc S@anptbat, Ne man Orr Nrmee
auftirren mill, lairn. Spater tl1rtc lt re Gahe
AMI. geir tattrn in zen GPtt1lcrn GGuFgc Solocnt=
SInrun9en rurh %ertaItuna, unr rrqairirtcn Bella
donna. pas man in ben 9~potbetsn nur in aau, &C,
ringer Suoutitlt ~prrfanc, YOm SYnoicus. ME liter
baupt Nues Yon prn @emeinpcn MIR gcNrn Suns re-
qujrirt MIR. 9Gir erbieIten CO aud lpGtrr. DteIe mis
seritaupne NaArttht ii0rte Nun jl Ter grauc,baiteu
&nt(age cap man ltGne gGeibrr, unp in oeb6riaer
Gunntit1t, pOm SYnpicu5 requirirt 6ate.
(3ur GrFiarun9 fH9en mir bjniu. cap Gin Ia6nes
gSrit auf Staiirnii6 autb bella Donna bci6t)
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Snbem in Ser bnreicbifc6cu aGruee.

w 1T tefdnnt aenua, rns bic 6lrcih. ylroisruna in
tercr SiNcttcrie ale giihttat6ul lien ais G,cmcinreu
fuT@tbar @iEantrt mn nntercrift Nrptc1auten, Grisr
den uno Surcn erbaitcn 70 mcnja Retbtc fir NucIi
tnnN t6r'S ~rcliNi6irn @ctcnntniIcs mic nur m6aIih.
Ntou muB iebr6 niht ~9lautcn. baF auorerIsita toe
misunderstanding i'm StdatIoicuIt rosr i'm MiIi
taroienit brrilfitdti9t ipiror. Uic b5hien Milit1r-
unp GtoiIltrucn iinc rpn @rOteitnntcn tciee 70 finn
Ole NfarldGIs 0iutoY uno Ssnectd prrtrlontrn.
GS miro %Iltcr9aupt tci G~ufnabme in rem SIf,icrIanc
gar njht mad Dem @tnuten 9rfra9t. Sc crfubr man
crnn audi turSlih aus elmer Nere res iiciIhcu Gre.
oi9rrs .. Scuinrf IN Nrr groGtu Spnn9rar in 2rppclo<
tact, ro6 niht %penigcr as 10000 Surcn grgeQenmGr.
ta Der 0ltrcih. 9rmce on9et6reu, mo raB cs oGcihfals
Gin Suoe, Ter StcyflCuteunnt y. SalcmSfcio mar,
pur6 beiIcn Iapfcrfejt bel Wosrnta cine BoGue, bic
tcrrits in Den NGnpsn res 8cinprS mar, ticIcnt mitper
cntriiicn ruroe.
I'm 10 mebr lino RE Suoen ;u 9rG6ern GpncsIipnsn
SritcuS Ger NE9iSruug bcrcdti9t. Nur IGclt e!autt
audi jeet, cap Dem &niicr bic @usen o%uiartcn, nap
rr r4nr iptNr 3u8ctInpniNs roS gunccl ihnurcn mug.
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(Nus ctrrm YriYot6rirfe.)

Wonntrim, l6. sunni. SIT nil rir nun rtras
iibcr rs 3uitdnoc lei uns ihrsitrn. 9n rem 3d,un
gen mirb NarS 9em6bnlib aani anprrS raraelteUt.
ais eS g%9irtlihteit IT. Gte @eiAGfte mrrpcn irprn
9aa iAlcbter. RE meiilcn 6abriten lino aclblpiIen
Itbr picte Nrteitsr 6rpbloe. 0as MiilitGr 1T %un,uIris
pen Ipncbl bei ms in SapcrntIAlanb, mie aua i'm
0rcu6i1hrn. 9n zen &aicrnen eett cs prunter unp
p%riber. Die SUlrotcn Hagen iber 16lehte 8rbanp-
lung, ihe6tea unO III menj9es GGen. @eltern unr
UUr8eittrn 1T eS in Ger %bicf9cn Ora9pnertulrrne N
5b1tIidteiten %9stOmmsn; bic Dra8Uncr Iagcn oon;
Dfcntlih. wcnn e5 nod eiHigt 3eit 10 ~fprs9inar, mir
Den ie r%reinI9tagen. Die parmfaOtl&cn Splpoten
botcn neuIi6 Die ~Jtepubltt bpdleben laiIrn. = Sn
Stutt8art ica re Haurwe9r in Den &alerneu &Qcs
9cbausn taten.
gu Berlin finren f6Un 1it a4t Ga8en arteiscr.
Ssriammlun9e" itott, um 3u ~teratber, no uno pie
man 2trbeit bcfcmmen tonne ?? Mm 81. =. Nlts. ger.
~ammsltsn fit il6er 10000 ~trOolOIe arbeittr bei Der
notwithstanding, 8in8en iecU4 mad @tin3una ei.
niger ybarmIOien Sitper" Go 6eri9ten bic q%utaeiun.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-23

= uCtSr ric SGjrtun9 btr ueuru ~gcsc9rncn fran,5
rlden 8onpncn in rr ShlGht lei Solicrtnp mirb
6Ul9Cntc5 6cribtct
General OrTlnr Ia6 in Der Gnticrnung ctra crciBia
Stmoorpncn Gaoducric, pic aus itnlteniihrn Ora.
aonern teilancru, unp lid in Wailn IOrmirtcn, I'm
nui bic Sicrrde Won Nruauo'S DipiliOn brrob3uiprcn-
gen. Die @cfoGr mar cine OrlGcnNe unp mere, rcnn
cjc 6~ron5uieu battcu ibrc 5tanten s"cflbrprt uup tsfaus
zen li6 prr Ter Grrnt elmer 6ltcrrci6jiacn Sattcris,
Die lie nit ibrrn Observation-Disclosures scrriF. General
NcHHuY nnhte @cucrnt Sin. rem 9cieblsbater Ter S.
Sattcrjc re 10. grtjlerie' ~9tcaimcnts, ouf cie @cfabr
hnfmrrIltm "po riricr lieG irfcrt auf elmer fltincn Din.
bGbc in Der Gtcnc cine Sattcric 9cSc9euer &anpncn
auipfGnjCn unp feucrte pirr SaIYen Spmtcn, re 40
Su9cln cnttisltCn, in ciuer @ntfernuna BON 2OO0
yIroS as. dc lcrpor9cbrahte g8irtung iticn sine
3auterci. 3mHnij9tauicno Ntann Gitre,h. Gapa urrte,
"uf reren Sriltano ale 6pTnun9 scirst mcrrcn mar,
itpben rntifBt ous,inanoer uno rrr &Ntitr Solcp6 icu
pariltrr &Dranrn ps Burgers Ycygclrn baten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-23

Sn pariS e,sa6lt man lIh iOI9cnpcn fomiilen 3mi.
i&enfaa oS t%Iutiaen &frS, Ter segenmartis in
Stsritaiisn miit9rt. Cine @tt5situn9 3trcthilter
1ruppen lputs auf rsy Gilsntabn Son Yeghiera aus ,u
Der DIpiiiou untsg General Urban foBen. sic Itieoen
in Gle SHa8en @no Der Bug 9ins NIT sGinecerile, mie
ie %9IaHbtcn, ibr'r 9eiimmnns entgesen. slter Der
Snaenisur Res ;3u8es, Gin patriOttid9er Staliener, bate
Obus eob lie eS m%erften, zine Seittntabn e;n5eid (aaen,
ais lie anbieItsn, murrsn il, tatt BON GitrciAt,hsn
@siBrSden, pen rotbtebrften 6raniUien in Gmpfana
9enpmmsn, bic lie fir 6ric9s9efangene srtlarten unO
nab benz fran3EIi&sn Eager byaaten, inpem ie ibnen
nit fran30iibsr 90fiibtsit tsmert,iA ma6tcn, DaB lie,
p& ie einmai naA 0~rsntrsih w%Oltsn, ts ggaart Az
mstlsiu bGtten.
8snn Die @netOOtf nt&t rnGr iR, 70 ii fe minSt>
tens gut %srfaGpsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-23

ten Slattsr) pieper rubis ausrinanrer. Ser Saus
Del lte9t STuis barnieoer. Nismano ibnft f& ctrue
an. Sett Dem Gustru6 pcs Sricsee 6lbcn in NcxtId,.
lamb brreitS eisr Sonten, welde ric SSclt nit Iha.
lerldetnsn, ccsr ridttgcr S&sintGalcrn tetrooen ba.
ben, Sonterrt semn6t. Sepermann olautt an ciHe
Nu9etrelne 5teSpluttpu, pel6e and nab msincr Met,
nlln9 nidt lan9c ouebfsibrn fam. Sharc, raS
Spnaparte Gin 10 9rober S&uft 1T; man nGBtc icnIt
unter pe franlpNIhen 6ahnen ~trctcn, nm gcgcn unlcre
lNIsptrn Gurttcn gu frbtcn. Gas Golf.)
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6alies nnb 6it3igrs 9isber,
0ppernprfra6c

Nie Ole StrlGhicotnen NHFetpnen, lpcldbe aus tncm ~Inprcent-
lIDtn Mta9en roer aus CTR 2eben entprinNcn.
99tc llnpsrooUiitttli, Slure i'm Maoen, Gplif. Ser!.
Frtnntn. @pgetitIel9tett, Ncn9ltIjhs I. @trltopfinN, bluirrSe
s.ia iItrNi &Nnlo.GNattti. 81 0htn nrrIGita umO rheuaas
tiltben 66uen tat &c bi ~unS6hll0en Malen wo6ltbatia oewirFt
uno ~Yplltanoi9e StIune berpprAabr0nt.
Dontlbt 1T cine rein Yr0stabililbe Wiltnna, nah ilrfna
NJ tcniA.'!liAca GrVGcGStn gEc uadJ Gnvetliu0 hes be-
rrubmtGn bsl1nentsn 9rpfehOr5 9perbape, tereItet. 9lrocu
lstrce 9roBtn @rIpl9n IN Den mettcn e%lrOp6ilhCn 5toofen.
mar ltLnt @lnfabrun9 III ocn Ser. Staaten Mttr iIr Ditieni.
gen belurnht. ipclte aus lnlcrni Sotcrlanbe in oiclem Vonre
.3erttTeut mo, Ia o0lielbe unttr linen srueen Q}sifoQ ne.
itunben, 70 ticte idh IS Gem 0ucritaujlten QubliMm an, inben
Ih melE, pnB leinc in Der Chat irunbtrbactn mrSiririIteu Gi<
i~9Enlbaf!tW lih Set0nuiNr0ft o%erlbantn iperben.
SroneerS wre IS flr SoiDe cmpfpblen, bereu Gpnifitutinn
Surth Ten bet0net9eR 0ebr0Ih Won 0iau0ren pSer onhersn
&~tuSlhmtlTHn9Cn IN l%norbnung 9sratben IinS. SIM NIoe.
snsinen au9rnelidli6 wjrflom, fnott CO 1elnen aelaSen $50
Gum Site psS Getens, iRoem e5 in jrbe Nerpe ein6rinot lInS
Ee beruPl9t, BEN linttnben @eilt auirittet unb in Der 3bot
sH'eHe @eiaHSbfit NIB Stirfe III bNs 9anSs Sgitm brinat.
UarnUn1:
!! Ote9rpEe gerbreitun9 oieles aISacSeidre.en @rUmos sot
%2c!ihFcsne Nodbabmun9sn btrYNr3crufen, ipeSbal6 bas 0u.
zap Sbr 9ocrb0Ve'5 9ollanOiihes Bitter, beppr SIR rS foutgI'
rihtiR prpttrI. Cine SUUeiAs miro Cub Iber;euaen. 6ok
60 otlier III, fie ale Rahabmungen.
ISs~ Serfauft $l.O0 per Spttel poer 6 9pnels fir As
lei ben etnii9en @isentbimern
8enJam in 0aee ir. /. G o.
G~abriGnten SpI Mriiftln fur MpUtbefer u Gbemifsy
@ittSburs, Ya.
Sn Ht6mpnb fpiro oielse Bitlers perfauft in Dem gbo-
tbrfsn Der 66. 9ppe unb Comp, &leranber DuYal. SS
9eherlon, y. SJpbntton u. Bro, Urubbs un0 @pperIuu g
Slair, 28artng unb 9raRs, @barles Willpauab unS g. g
9teot, uno IN allen Stdoien Der Ser. Staatel ia SrIes gff-
tsrs ia sSsr &rptbsts gu saFsa. fSs6
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U ufa.epa IL.

Sstm unter'iAnsten tctst iebt rim Glas a6,
tr5 ga9rr'Ster 2 Sents unt ,ucrm miro nod, aus
9esei&osttr freier sin@ BON Moroens tts Qb-
eno0 isoen A'9, nit @uSrabms 5cnntoas an Dir
Verebrten Odite 1eratrei6t. Quh ..G,entrcu,n"
erblltsn jrBI rus @Iae gu ? Gts. tsi mir w5h.
rsnO fulAc iri0cr 3 Sis. ;u sablsn batter. gie
Grfa6rnng bat mid aber bsIsbrt, eag es lei DER
iesiscn 3eit meni9s 8is6t, neil eten, mie berount
pisi @elp rem Gentlemen" maht.
@parls5 steintnusr, an Der @befnutRraee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12
LILL,E,s cHflr.fEAb fAFEs- y ass wRouapr,po,

kILLIES CHILLED and WROUGHPIRON
BURsLAR asd dfIkE-PkO0F SAFES. with his
Looks. have merits that deserve the attention Of
syeIy business map It is confidently believed that
fulls tssssd. = . Iowa City Es vosId be conpcti
tor, And At Qshkosh. Wss., BY FIRE. must cOnvince
sss.t qon 9es sSs oa the iSy q Trusting in
Persona wlshing Safes ara respectfully invited TO
an investlfn9en o. the many ADVANTAGES this Chill
loo Iron 0Afo poysosess over ell others. By call
ing g our eaies Room IS Louirianis avenue, the
most setisfsctory eertifcates can be seen Of the
Fire end Burglar Proof merits Of this Safe. is-5I
NO SIT st.ff 80 =. @. C.PATTISON. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12
EDUCATIONAL.

NJ MRS. McCORMICK's SCHOOL, =
nlkS MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
friends lnd the public generally that she will resume
the duties OF her School the lst Monday In Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise ali the
branches requisite TO q thorough English educa.
In addition TO her day schoars she ID desirous OF
receIying into her family few pupils as boardsrs
med late care and oversight.
Her arrsngements for the accommodation and
que care of pupils have been considerably increased
desiring particular information with references h
% her school may sppiy to w. ID. Wsiisch, Editor Of
For terms and further particulars apply at her
resldence-No. 80 Cameron street, AIexsndris, Va
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CABINET WARE, DO.
HousH Hgs 2SE EkIsH1Ne EEstk O.

- -. IRON HALL a
- HousWNa sWNassEg-kkSSdbMsHi WNassEgkkSSdbMsHINe
EH No. SIS PxsssrLvANa AVENUE
.dS.ds M IL e cAsNT 81 sis' R m css4
the citizens of Washington, Georgetown, Alexan.
dria. and the public at large, embracing
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany Parlor Suites
unregistered In Broeatelle, Silk Plush, and Hail
Gilt-ifame Pier and Mantel Glasses, ~. -
Gilt Brackets with Marble Slabs. - it'-s.s
Marble-top Centre and other Tables, F5aE
ChaQber Sets complete, IN Rosewood, Walnut
~ Mahogany, ana Painted, with or without Mar
Rosewood, waInut, and Mahogany Bedsteads,
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany Marble-tor
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany msrbls-top and
Oak. Walnut, and Mahogany m.rbls-top Side
Marble-fop and other Etageres, with mirror racks
Handsome Walnut and Mahogany Wardrobes,
Hst-rscks in Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, and Iron,
Wsnat srd ;. Mshossny Sofas and Tete-s-tetes,
RsoIinns linn 3 and y 4 Sleepy s hollow Chairs,
Chalrs of every description and style,
Sofas, Beds, and Lounges,
Extension Tahle In Mahogany. Walnut, and Oak,
WORK tables, Fepoys, Music stands, and Dressing
Pigot-spring Uader Beds and Spring Stats,
Secretaries. Writing Desks, and Tables, -.rs.
Hair, Cotton top, and Shuck Mattresses,
Bs.tst. BS.tsss .Sa PlS.s &
Towels and Nspkins. soHio'A'
Also, an exteEsiys assortment Of China, Glass,
e1a psted SOod. Table Cutlery, JaPsnned Goods
We are 1o. D,sp.ssd t9 furnish hotels. boarding
~ - stavtf go G. w. BOTELER.
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flAVxLKRs' pIRICFoRY.
IMFoRrAsr ISgVstE.lTso INSSyIeE 70 soUrHERN

Ton and New Orleans q jackson Raalrceda. =
Ris..s.Si s..s..ai.. PSss:;;ss:si' a:.ss e,.s.l.
SIs.d ::ss.. ::s;;s.: &C SsIs.s., w go Ssass.
e y q .n. :ss .ssss sssss e.
esSs sveSs q s1 :''' end r'an''
,RgREhT REFLECTION OF rIME.-m
Cleveland, is eenrisses s.viss lesss @iiss 4 a,s
tsnee and seven hcurs u time % Memphis.
:svs gi perfect :sssss i 4:
% ne. ao,
Memphis and Chsrisston Railroad 70 Memphis,
. yieksbsrr by steamer. And thence yts Esiircsa
e NV 0rsis.h., os can ieaye the Memphis and
csed By the Missisappi 0enfral ssd New Oriesns,
Jackson, and Great Northern Railroads., % New
:, Nes Boat lrranseyss.t yrsm Memrkss sexfA.-
This Line hascompleted arrangements, And have
excepted, fof New ore.RRs and al inss:msdIsss
points. Mondays. wednesday, and Ffidsys b. the
and S Ss sIs
&c, connectins them By rsiL Only Twelve noun
srrivs Of trsin: mailing sure oerssssens TSsis is
the only Line that has . Daily Line Of steamers on
T.soven fE.iss Ir1vI w,sz4Esrey at an.
seS rsS SSndsy "a e1ssssd Tsrss direct con-
point named on the coupon.
Passengers LEAVING N the p. u Train 20 through
oomfert.bls nights rest, a. the oars are provided
M BE Ssrs asd 1SE Jor 7ieksfs ria orasss asd
Alexandria katlyoad.
Passengers for Richmond and the South OF South
west are respectfully informed that BY PURCHASING
their Tickets wa Orange and Alexandria routs,
they avoid the annoysnce OF q change from boat 20
cars 81 the ineonvenisnt hour OF midnight. - by
Psssensefs Ieu. from Nexyort Yin mae. an Ar,r.
OF the Orange and Aexaudria Railroad ct the Depot
at Washington, from whom they will receive polio
,pThe Steamer GEORGE PAGE issves es
sgt sisSn:a Sf :s.ss Sss4s 9 and ~
sensers take the cars for the SOUTH
and Southwest Passengers for CAnrioffescflie,
Stasston, FSont Royal, Woodstock, Wssekssfsr, fe,
will take Boat leaving Washington st 6k Q. m.
Omnibuses leave the Once, corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylvanl avenue, et O. m and p. m
.,R On arriving a. Washington, ,passensers for
the South Will be careful 70 take the Orange and
JAMES A. EVANS.
90 8-de Ticket Agent. Washington.
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THE MOZART BAND. INFORM THE
public that III they e are ready 70 furnish ~
public Or p,iyats occasions This Band 49,
~ sny m the counev saG % % ssn
nossibie rates. The leader of their String or uad
WAGNER Il the leader of their Brass Band. Ap-
plicaticns for their services to be made at Metze
rott's Music Depot, or At Charles Werner's Con-
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NIGHT SCHOOL. -
iss, NlGaT scHooI, Al SS: sss TSiftssntf;
street, corner OF II. Here will be taught all the
English branches, Mathematics, Ancient and Mod
snn s,n Ssshs,.ss, Book1ksePipE RrswiaE, Ensnser
any Of those branches of q Business Education
wmsh ths calling IN life Of any individual may de-
short Lecture upon "Business, in eli its practi'
For further particulars see principal.
oc S-2m - 80 r.. VI. STEELE.
T FEMALE TEACHERS. -.
WO Young ladies, faisters,l ex perienced teach
are desiTops q entering seminary for LADIES'
tocai and instrumentsl Music, Latin, French.
higne1 Englsh Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre,
For testimonisIs apply to the editor of the Star.
or 20 MT. Weston, editor ofthe Republic.