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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16
WINTER GARDEN.


TONIGHT. FRIDAY
December is.
and every 'ss&E s5 II sFEee f. SSs isf DRAMA
ILLusrHArITE %
AMERICAN 0hAN AAiMERi6As SCENES, and
AMERICAN HUNS
THE OCIOROOS,
L1FR IN LOUISIANA
Mr. JErfERsoS
sem Scuddsr Ysntes from hDsAhuse,ts oses-eer o.
Photographic operator. and has been little o. everything
Mr. JAMESON
Peter an ole uncle orc. the .s Judge. body .erlu bat
no" too Ole to '' ni. 4 4 H. DAVENPORT
Gesss Pey.oo; sdac.sd IN E9lops .na ja returned h''
ooroon sn.,ur.l child OftAe late Judge BY ouai
f'0' Save NTH JOHNSTON
veoic.sey formerly o7ereer Of Terrebouae but
Of ''e-i'-' o. nc ''''' Mr.. BLAKE
Mr.. Pey.oo. widow Of the late Judge Pey.on- .
AR. PEARSON
w.b-ro,ee. Lepsn Iqaisn Chief 4fn,n
MRS SrODDARD
Dora sunny .ld-, southern belle.
NR. HOLLAND
a sunnyside planter, ueishbor and friend 70 the Fyon
MISS JANE BURKE
A--' NR. sTODDART
Judge Iefourche rich planter
Nix. HARRISON
CAPT. Rats, mate Of the Msrnoli. steamer.
Mr. RUSSELL
wi MR. POsIsI
fssfybory,a 80 .uctianee.s clerk.
HR. PECK
'1' '0'''' ." Mr. TREE
> l. '''A'''' F'''' MR. STYLES
sow MISS GIMBRE
Grsce, yellow girl ,,,ss -, ,.,ros
ME- MISS WALTERS
rIalters ssre-. deck-hsnds. and ladies'
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20 nbom il Hlap Concern.
PROSPECTUS of the NETWORK PURE
III NJ Il

PROSPECTUS Of the NETWORK PURE
Il MILK COMPANY.
This Company Organized under sPee. ACT Of
Lars Of it, Capital stock subscribed and paid In
The Directors have purchased hundred and any acres %
Houses dairy Houses and Stoct and preparing TO
carry literally aud effectively the object Of theh charter BY
supplying the Citizens OF Newly orb Pure MIX from led
ony on srsss hay ganthe product Of their ands
tie intention Of the Company TO increase their Capital to
slooOOs sdd largely to theb lands and daes and to
poau the health and comfort Of s citizens than ths
nt-odncon Of CrOon Water aud In doing th. they hope and
expect that the stock Of the Company vii tAxo vh hs
best paying stocks Known In this market.
The fzci titles for such within their reach The
faned Dairy Lands Of Orsnse County lie In the
and but confirmation Of the rich wei wservd
producing upland mouIns and valleys which form the die
ei ou which this Company 20 drsw their supplies Ihis
recently the Morris and Essex Rail-
has yet bad milk train t but like Orange
the construction Of The Erie Railroad has
Dairy Prodsess 20 market in other forms.
To bring and rich supply Of Pure Mix from thu
drive thst extent q least the s<i-sd- mpun
ties which disgust and Il the time the object Of
this enterprise and the Directors pledge their bes, ability
~ horest and fsthfnl accomplishment
MIX viii be ehotr OF The stock
and v be scd 70 Others only when stockhoies do not
sabrpo. 70 the Cuy,a Stock nav be the Ocs
of the SECRETARY 81 Walsi Room lists preened
BY perons duly ssihozed By the Company Shares SO each
paysh In such rtasrts De oin time 70 TINE
BY the Directors
nsrhborhcod supplies viii be surely and promptly
delivered where there large sid reliable demand =
that friendly - this enterprise stock sab
nezborkoe1s, thus securing % them
selves the certainty Of daily supply Of Pure Mix
Parties interesting themselves successfully VIII BE- most
chsriv rcn.der IN ou~ sceer.!e way by hr Company
niEEcT0RS
ROBT NJ sTRATToS, U. JAMESON.
LIS CONSTOCK THO. P. HOWELL. " J.
JAS \. JEROLEMoS. " j., THOS JONES, ia,
J. G.. ELLIOTT.
JAMES n. JEROLENOS, Presided.
ROBT. ". sTRATTOS, Treasurer
I. ETur
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SCENE FiRs1 Acr. go , ,
Southern home under Southern sun The h'tle darhes
denis wuss dan SkeetersPee, the old servant peofse
Pevon lust arrived home-A Paris lion IN
Peyton the parErchal homeIhe good OLD 1udseoeen
coussion-lhe strange relation and affection existing be-
Madame Peytoh and her husbands naota
PsptstioB feSolhen aud Northern tht-Loe, the
Octoroor-1h arrival Of Sunnyide and DoraDor Sun9yde
poslCeorse understand the social position Of Zoe
Nc( loskey arryes1h he hard cuomePaul the yellow BOY
end sLEotee the Indian hunerThe strange affection De-
tween the savage boy slave comganions IN tue swamp
hu,-Psu aud the Indian start the Red Cedsr swamp or
the Uued states malorder United states Inau delivery
The foreclosure TeebouDeThe plantation to be sod-lne
lat hope Of recovering the estateTse judges
KEYS love for the Octoroon cannot marry you 1q' can
mai Won mistress Of The richest estate in LouanaThe two
oversrs review the Of thngs-The live oak and the
creepe-1wo live Yankees diamond cut
cosion Of bs love Tor oskey discovers the free
osper Of ZoeThs iudenent-The dark boPeThe resolve
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ACT TIE FOURTH.
THE BOILEK DECK OF THE MAGNOLIA,


THE LANDING AND TIE W0ODPlLE-
Roll on the cotton baesTAks her guards under-She 10
f,eLted down into the sod and can't hos,No matter
upi hang to the safety valve she crn" on on hef
d.rer of Psu-Sssuru OF the sayase-PopGf iury-Lynch
him Lynch himScuddeT protects himPaups grave dscoV-
cred and the missing mail bags brought to hshs-Eneence
Strong. . ,,,-o,, rn,.
Counselor Scudder defends the ndanScudaer on Lynen
new Witness arrives very UneIpectedyAn alteration the
for that Evenng-Seudder McC lostey-m
proved and Corrected Edhon-MoCoskey in fH-Ihe Yer
dct and the Of the Escape
THE SHED ON FIRE.
Ont the Ropes-Back her out-CleAr away-Tbe Criminal
avay-hs Indian DESTINY pursues him. - ,, . .
THE DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER MAGNOLIA
By FIRE.
The vessel swings in the stream prey tOthe nams''
ACT THE FIFTH
SCENE FRsI-ruE sBSEO grAKIER-SGHT
Zoe seeks her old nurse DidoThe old Obi DoctresThe
drink the led FeyeTThe night after the sae-he
20 beautiful 10 one 40 young
sCESK sKcosD-THK COMMUNICATIONS
McCoskey Ct DangerHf fight through the swamps-Hts
escape he dusky shadow OF death behind hmThe Indian
the war path-1he prrsuit-The human bloodhound
sCESK THIkD-TnB RkD CEDAk SWAMP
Scudder and Pete their road home-Ihe AlafmN hats
hunt-1h Welt Down lsst-The Indian aud his victim
SAVE me from the scApng knife Of the aveJHdge Scuddsr
revision Of the Lynch verdct decisionPetes Psten-
Scudder rcezts-his protection OF the white uaan.
sCESE YOUKrH. LAST.
The psIor Tf;ebonne asanZoes adieu to her home be-
before the Of her master-Ths glass
Of wsterThe arrival Of scGddsrThe joyful Ne"s-fese IN
bad way -. -. .. -, ,,o,,,
THE VISION or THE LANDING.
LlTTLE PAUES GRAVE.
McCoskey sppea the highest trban-The last that vas
Of the Indian Wah notice.
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ACT THE THIRD.
TUT pARLoR NNp HALL AZ TERREBONNE.

THE PARLOk AND HALL Al IEhhEbONNE',
Preparations the saeMeL oskey claims toe pound Of
be- sodPete ontho tumP-hs Adsres
10 his culluTd bTud5ers "-DaIkie enihn.iasm-
THE SLAVE SALE.
Rata MAG noisOracs, tho yellow girl and
her Children" Buy me- mar '-Pete the stsnd has nds
nation at going cheap 4The Octoroon fh LoeCoHs;er
nation OF the asesMcC oskey bdsHhe assault BY 0eoFe-
Bowie Knives and reyoveDoras revenge on Zoe vino has
taken away her loyer-The sale OF the Octoroco
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CERRY LEASES at AUCTION by virta'

EERRY LEASES at AUCTION.-By virtue 4
Il the su;hOEiiy vessd u him b the Lesi'ls'ars Of hs ~
CITY OF NewY ork the subscribeS Controller Of sad a
w sch a. PEsLLc AuCT ,s N to the sfaf SS =
Der H. 1859 At 9siSes mi IN ofh 'ss ss s
w MAI AMI cATHARiSE-sTREEr FRRaTn
for the Of Ten Years from the ttTs day OF May ID
70 tSs &c corposIon y the City q Said Ferris
and frOm te dips landings and pEemses 70 and he
which they are far such slips landings and
i.es are owned By the Cooperation have beea
aud appropriated for ferry purposes. except .ah ,a' a
aid avenue OF in the vicinity thereof and in the
In the Corporation not the owners OF the clips IN
thereof the landings or may be made At ~
In their vicinity II the lessee shall elect at bis own o
An express. stipulation viii be embodied in the lease
sha the said several ferries at uniform rate * b
not present and the dscontinaancs
one Of the said ferries during the term OF said lease h
deemed and held be forfeiture Of the sAne, ana As q
lease thereby become absolutely null and void
The purchaser lessee other than the Presen; esse ss
required 70 purchase fair appraised valuation the o
" Necessary for e purposes such ferry grant, fneh
Such valuation be sseertaned BY three competent daH
ed perous 10 De chosen by the Presen. essee. one
purchaser lessee under this sae aad the third % Tie to-
ies TO be made IN the usual form Of ferry e@ses saih
conform to requirements Of the charter and ordinances ~
resolutions Of the Common COunci and no eHpense ose
be incurred By the Corporation for or In connection -
the piers sps bulshesd. or premises proposed 70 pc s
during the iTe thereof The lease Of said ferries WI nSs
cold al an less than the aggregate amount Of al
rent now received fer the same.
The purchaser Of the lease Of the ferries and the sppen
viii be required 20 pay the time Of sale TO the Collector
City Revenue equal TO twenty cen, the amount
Tor The De applied the rent OF the hfst yei
case be executes lease with the usual covenants otherweh
BE- forfeited TO the Corporation Tie viii at the same time a-
b. required to faruih obligation. TO be signed BY At Lead I've
urees 10 the effect that be win execute bond wfh safes.
10 be approved by the Controller or the punctua payment
the rent quarterly and fo the faithful execution ef the eoensa
of the lease. - -. -. 4.
paid BY the purchaser
The lease will also contAa covenant requiring eaos f
boat have attached TO m engine nre sPpAistos % ere
pump with not than 40 feet Of hose Of the quality end
used by the Fire Department OF this Guy 20 -
FOR the Of whenever required By the Ca
Fpsneer OF Assistants fer which services the Lessee 20
ROBT Il. HAWS Contr1as<
City Of Eew-York, Department Of Finance,
Controllers Othee Nov. l6 l6se.
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ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING On THE ATCHAFALAYA.
my IIfMRER SHE'D.

THE LUMBER SHED. -
Sender returns his trsde sud takes
want his picture took-Prte bring terrible uewLoe confirms
itLjeorg declaration HE love- tie does not that
a'The "eghth blood-McCioskeys resolve-W shno- tee
and PAul-The Apparatus a. wOrkThe dasueueoype portrait
Paa takes hs likeness assisted by the ndzn-Ihe saw
AGES fear for TIE mschineThnks 1t deadly weaPon-faa
ais for his poaIbe aitack-The murder-The letter and
the flight Terrebonne viii be sold and Zoe wiz be une
The revenge Of the Indian and his grief for Paul.
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DARNUM's MUSEUM.-THIRD WEEK, and
I'D TRIUMPH BEYOND ALL PARALJEL, Of the thrilling
MusK,H DRANATIIATION Of THE DOOM or DEFlLLki Or,
The MAiDEss Vow, already witnessed by upward OF SVs
perscus with shouts unqueon sble delight IL viii be repeat.
I'd FRIDAY, Dec In, in the EVENING, st n O'clock.
Sixteea TSbeaux- AFTERNOON
., 3 oclock the farce Of the DOUBLE BEODED ROOM.
tsncine and the ballet psnioune Of the -FOUR LOVERS
saT orb collection Of ENORMOUS SkRPBNTS. ALIVE incud
iBg nsynifosutly ooored with - BABY ASACON-
DAs here beside tunleng1h Wax Figure q OSA-
WAfOAlE BROWN; his AVTosHAPH; Two PIXIES or
Spears taken At HsrPer, feuy; the GrAad AqaEai 9
Living Seal pair Of living kAngEroos tc AdmitsAncs -
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6ousss to fet.


Tor SAnLE-A LEASE of FOUR HOUSES,
the Are v and general charge the given to good
man ennis vii BE- made suit Address W. ~ SIZED
Ma is a-st Mr. JONES Tribune once, three days
Hus, hsye $500 OF Stt0.
7 ARGF BUIDING. with STEAM POWER
rhoTse) TO LIT eat side the city Possession gwen
Jan 1850 Apply by mail personally to w C. HAYNES
MURTH Room Ne. 4 No q Nasssu-st.
VyO LEASE-The UPPER PART of the i've
story white n4bls BUILDING No. $50 Broadway APg1
% WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. SIS Broadway, % 10 'Ohc
Taylor, TO. ses Broadway.
ITO LET-OFFICES in the new building No.
~ Broadway cor Fulons. suitable for BANKING lnsur-
suce Railroad Companies brokers' Lawyers Jeweers no
Apply on the premises. to j. 81. JACQUES, Room Mol
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Go farmers ana Others.

WESTBR0OK's PATENT BUTTER MILL,
w OF FARMERS CHURN-The only cheap and simple
the sed aborsAvng Chu invented Il makes the BEAT Of
butter out Of milk In minutes eavnE the milk per
fecly opeFutes equally well with mh
in eaesPoes simplicity and efficiency st challenges the world
CAL and ia operation every day, 10 ard
Fer BUTTER Mi wholesale and retail for State County and
Territorial Rights Agencies, call on address
ISAAC ". MORRELL. No. sS4 Broadway. NJ Y.
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ANTE D--Information Of CATHERINE
w LIGHTFOOT and BESSIE LAYING both sisters Of A.
formerly Of Balycsste, Ireland aud ALEX
ANDFK LITTLE their fntheT. nforatlon 70 be sent 20 A
LITTLE, San FrAncscO, Csnlorui.
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A. J. BLREcKER. AgctioEee,.
II ARGE SALE OF l49 LOTS ON Eth AN

L ARGE SALE OF l49 LOTS ON 9Th AND
IL sTH-Ays., IigTH, 18TH, AND IlffH-SrS.-A4
BLEECKER, SON Co. III sel al auction on TfiUksDAl
Dec ~ at II O'Clock a. the Merchants Exchange:
on EIGHTHav-l5 lots W. =. between l2th and llAhsa
OK NISTH-Av6 lots Il. =, between l2th and llahst4
OK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lots n and D =
between 9Th and 9fh-Aga
On RKD-ASD-rHIRTEEsTH-sT-s2 lots n. asa
g, between 9th snd 9th-avs.
On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lots NJ and
g., between 9Th and 9th-ayS A..
Maps terms &c at No. Pine-st. llM
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FRENCH THEATER.-THIRD WEEK.
IL Complete and sRsxAznPed success. OF
Mr. SAM COWELL,
Ia bic hfe-llke portraits Of London Life.
The admired md attractive
COMIC CONCERTS,
received with enthusiasm the delightful entertainment
ever offered IN this ci,.
THE GREAT MUSICAL COMEDIAN
APPeAnin
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY, Dec. To- third night o. the celsbrs;ed
RATCATCHERS DAUGHTER
win also spPeAT Palace Garden. SATURDAY, Of this
Week.
Tickets and seats can secHred the Music Hotels
and .; the Box offce. Admission 50 cents
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GRAND MASONIC REUNION
" TIE FRATERNITY OF r. AND A NJ,
THE FIRST DECREE TO THE THIRrY-THIRD AMI
LAST DECREE,
Under the sanction Of the various GRIND Bodies working Ia h'
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE,
AZ TIE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. %, 1859
The Seventh Regiment Band led BY Son consisting Of my
Rsss sPPeanns to the degrees Of the A. and A Kite only
sdnittsd
Tickets admit gentleman and two ladies' 80 EACH snt
ladies' tickets, 81 each can be procured at The
American Masonic Asen y. No. 42t Broadway.
Hall sons Music Stors, No 5t5 Broadway.
Mr.. J. Drummond No l42 Chatham-st
Rober, Maooy, No 20 Beskmsn-st
Ardrew CsssaTd, No. SO Prince st.
j. y. Adams, N. D., l3ths, near 6thsV.
j. w siIaons, No. so Csihsriue-st
j. H. n. Ward No 2a8 West 2ih-st-
c. r. McClenaehAn, NO City Hall
(;e~oIee A Barney, No. 40 Hudson-st.
Dr. James NJ Austin g. Secy OF @. Lodge Oda Fellow Hall
Henry {. Banks, No. JoSu.st
Samuel SwartE No 81 East 78d-st.
n 5. Nnhg No 81 0ldsip.
Charles L. Church No s2I Hudscn-se
I. A. Dusenbury, Washington Hotel
Jas CowsnhOven, Music stOsS usdes Union Place Hotel
AstaT House.
s. Nicholas Hotel
Everest HcEse.
Finh Avense Hotel
La Fare House.
Deluiouico's Hotel.
luiOa Place Hotel
ST. Dennis Hotel
Metropolitan Hotel
Howard Hotel
Firth Pond 4 Co. No SAT Broadway.
Horace Nsiert, No. Ss3 Brosdvl y.
TIE viii be under the OF Mr. I'd. EDDY
The wellknowu Manager Of Nblo's Thoater.
The floor i'll be under the supervision OF Mr. CHARLES r.
NEWTON whose abilities in conducting the dAnsante su-
cient guaranty for the comforts Of dancers
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$50. A LEAvITT, Anctsoneer.
DY GEO. A. LBAVITT d c.
TRADE sALERoOMs Nos III esd STs BROADWAY
FuR Tax skIE
BOOKS. STATIONERY, WORKS or Art. ss
~ consixnueuts solicited Al

THIS DAY and following days, eomzenOias eacA n
az O'Clock m.
SALE EXTRAORDINARY OF ENGLISH BOOKS
The most magnificent asscrnbase Of Books offered
Auction beng choice and eosty collections Of rare and vs
Books 10 almost every depart Of Literature beta A
aud Modem comprising the best edoIs q the best saa
nearly OF which Ia the hues condition and nt f q
eminent London house. Catalogues ready. sad ny
had OF the Auctioneer<
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OYTtca RECEIVER OF TAIks
NOTICE To TAX-PAYERS.-Noticei IL hereby
~ h,rn that TWO PER CENT win be sdaed on the isth %
b.r on an tsIes remaining unpaid and that intere a. the
~ is sT cent nr snDu cslcuated from the day the book
rre banded to the Receiver Sept 49, viii Be ADDED on the i
dAy 81 January N. -.
farpsyers are particularly requeted call 81 once and pay
q, a, h tbare AVOIDING detention and additional interest,"
W." 0~'' JAMES KELLY. Reccives.
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@rOrrriss, prOuisiOns. &s

@roreriss, PROVISIONS, &s.
A TRUTH.
IA "l n0thi1g to gain popularity. bat Is rarely that
retain a. Lika money come easy, 50 easy, Popua;y u q
seae sHa and requires careful nursing to keep alive Ne
peciaiy his Observable in mercantile Aar II tho repua
hon which L bit another Coz popularity Be BY aota
neris Il is lasting. SIR. THOMAS r. A0NEW the well
grocer -four and tea dealer No 2o Greenwich
and Mnfsys By his straightforward the fairness
pxoe the excellence Of his stock secueda
Which win Se lasting With capital 81 *Soooe he can dey
eenpelon adora 10 SELL ct either wholesale retail a.
prees everybody Give him calf aud be satisfied Of the
lruth Of assertions. 81 New orb Atlas
GLENFiRLD PATENT STARCH-Used in
w The Rsys Lsandry. and pronounced BY hsS male.tys
ths starch she used sold oy
ereosFA ke- ISAAC BUCHANAN Co. No. 10 WillAnst
W BLING TON g. ABBOTT
w (euoceasors 70 A Scgnete Coz
Ne a. WATER-Sf,
Sole Ageais for
yUkIe ROBTN &c. CO0NAC,
ALEX eEl0NETTE BRANDY,
0RAPkLEkR GIN
DEwDRor GIN.
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6ousss ano farms h)anteo.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE IN fOkh'lLlh
w or HARLEM small COTTAGE and 10 I from two TO
three thousand dollars where the whole remain on mort
saS.. Address stating location, HOME, Tribune ohee.
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6orsts, Carriages, &sr.

HORSE FOR SALE-Together with LIGHT
III WAGON and HARNtsS-S0rrel Horse tine siylish
dvcr BY w Oibson Co. Sod for
want efusc free $500 sisy be No IVES, 5th,
b. application No i1s Pesrlst Office up stairs
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Gbanres fcr Business men-


4 MAN understanding thoroughly the HOSlEkf
"a and YANKEE NOTION Jobbing Trade and having q hs
command 80 $6eo JOIN the advertiser VINO
established IN profitable branch Of the Dry oood yoos
Trade and add the above goods having very
traie buy thsi class Of goods The elsaess done oJ
OF cs.A Addross DohCLi, Tribune ofbee
A RARE CHANCE-S4, o0O.--For SALE, the
"A entire interest material and god viii q one Of the most
Aourisbins WEEKLY REPUBLCAS PAPERS IN me N1h-
West possessing Sse sad eoanty patronage with com
oerus advertising amounting 70 $te per Anna %
sfer IL nearly new and oomprses ell the regulates o AZ
extensive The establishment can ee cau on
for than year To young man o. literary tastes
tkss l. a chance rarely to be mes with - -
Satisfactory given for sale Addrsss T. H. - cars
ADAM ELDER ESQ.,. No. l5S Jeferson-sv, Detroit MICA
NOR SALE.-A HOMEOPATHIC PHARAA-
CY S2C0ock on hand In regular and d9sne-te
rrrrsrsous; situated; doing fair business Adde'S T.
T. b. Tbcne Oce stating where an interview may De haa
rNO GENTLEMEN SEEKING BUSINESS
Il LOCATION.-A Merchant will SELL his entire IoCn
OF GOODS tall saabe bargain and Rent hts large store loa
20 stsndng with out buildings Tor term o. years
in beautiful heslthy VILLAGE within 20 niles OF New-i oFk o
Railroad $500 orh Of soode be soid yearly toI csh a.
Urost Of Is per cent Reason T selling has other business
and cannot give personal attention. to it, or viii take an ae
partner with cash capital Of $500 and give him me eniiIe
eharE. Adde'S IL days MERCHANT care Of the hon
w : COURTNEY Attorney 5, Law No $40 broadway room
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7 AURA KEEN 1.-THE THEAT IIFkrrR.
LAURA KEENE'S THEATER
FIRST NIGHT
FIRST NIGHT
AMERICAN COMEDY,
DISTANT RELATIONS;
Or
WEEK EBw-YoRK.
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 10, 1889:
VIII be presented new American Comedy in three acts called
DISTANT RELATIONS;
Or
A SOrTHRRNER NEw-1OKK.
John Albright wealthy Southern planter Marx smith
George Albright his aNew.yersey farmer. Mr. d. r. DAILY
Toby brilliant specimen Of the peculiar In , :, ~,
Edwin Modevie Arkwrishts in-lsw. Mr. Levict
Charles Dashwell bis friend ...........s Mr. A. smith
Julien Fitz. Hitter, butterfly Of fashon Mr. T. A vincent
Mr.. Tompkns, recent Importation from Hold =. ~ -,
IiiDRland. Mr u reers
Paddy MURPHY Central Psrki,e..... Mr. G wheaile'gh
Jenny Felt specimen Of the genius newsboy Mast Wren
Deacon smooth the olyonged fraternity Mr. Martin
Mr. Babooze Spectator in deprecated ots MT yeues
Search CeIl 20 Mer, sharp 1odss % M L. N ' Hssrr
John Albright r Arkhghts grandson Miss Mary o3,ock
Master Smooth. ..
NJ. Dshvs 80 fashionable society Miss Annie Deland
Incv tJeoTse's Miss Nora Leigh
her bToTae with Mics Josephine Henry
German Mis- Marie Goodrich
Mrs. lie RocLendbsck, strong minded . 80
woman with Mrs MAX Shluh
WIS snbiertion Miss ephiue Ruth
Miss smooth an undeveloped pr dizzy Miss Maths Wren
Mrs. Dobbs, boarding house keeper, with 49, :, So,
the main chances OF LIE alss mary w els
Anna Maria Dobbs sample Off free and
independent female American citizen
in general, and young New-fork in 49,
Dras. Circs seats ma, be secured WEEK IN advance
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ RETURN OF THE RAvELs.
The RAvELs who at present drawing inenso houses 1t
the Boston Ihe''sr' S,h fSss At q .RprN
Ga MONDAY Dee. - 1859.
win play Tor three only previous their departure
oI the South During their short stay they all have the pleas
GRAND FAIRY PIECES. BALLErs. ke.,
not played during their last engaScnsnt here;
Mills HENNECART, MARIETTA ZANFRETTA, LIMA
WiNDEL. Mis-. FRANCES, &c.
uko have created the BosiOnisn viii
the honor Of appearing together with the other popular artist.
LARGE AND EFFICIENT COMPANY
Particulars in future bills and advertisements.
NIBLo' sAL SsoSar cHar,rr,s
MlSSTRELS
0B0RGE CHRlSTY. Stage hsaSsef.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec Il.
and EVERY EVENING during the week
Win BE- performed The very lAnyhsble farce called
THE BLACK STATUE
In whiSh viii sPEea5 tie ThREE GRIT q me Pro
s. G. CAMPBELL
Supported by the best Vocal and Instrumental Artists hAyo
ever appeared before The Public sss
NEW SONGS, ACTS, DANCES. PLANTATION SCENES,
&c-, &e
sSqggRbS9 Dee See 81 GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORM
AEcE, commencing At y oslOeh
WAUGHs ITALIA.
w This GRAND MOVING PANORAMA or ITALY,
Which hss been on EXHIBITION At
HOPE CHAPEL, No. 20 Broadway
FoR NkARIY foua MoSras,
WILL SOON CLOSE
More than Thirty THorS,SD PsxsosS
THE ELITE or NETWORK,
fave made this DELIGHTFUL TOUR
Open every EVENING 1t a. aud on MONDAY, WKDNES-
DAf end saTURDAY AFTERNooN st ) o'cicok
Aaui''sase, % eeo,s Children, 10 ceHs