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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

New Stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing
ready for and boys Oak Hail. the great ready
clothing house a and Sc Fulton and and 40 Gold streets
THEO. X. b. DEGR0OT.
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Whites Fall style Gents Hats Now
readyNeaest hat OF the 2l6 broadway opposite
Paul -
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Leary & Co. Introduce This Day the Au-
fashion for genuemens hats. s. and Astor House.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Wigs and Tou-
pees the the world SURPRISING all made. Sold and
piled at the mandatory Z33 Broadway.
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The Drawings Of enc SUSSEX County and
FRANCE. BRoADBEArTs 4 90.
Knos.s Hats Cor the Fan senson are all

the and command the admiration every one who
pres TO wearing hat of unquesonable STYLE exquisite finish
and rreproachabe beauty Such the hats that KNOX the
Halter offers 70 the fashionable public hs well
bshmenl az broadway northeast corner OF Fulton street
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Defiance Salama nder Safes-With Pa.
tent powder proof locks and bars Also Are and bur
gar proof paor Safes Depot 63 Murray street, Of
College place formerly 49, Pearl streetl
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Wigs 90; T0upees and Hair Dye.-Came-
RoNS 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn. For style and quality
challenge the world.
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Get One or Williams' Celebrated Hats
caps. 293 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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Three.plv and Inuraf

Three-Ply and Ingram Cnrpets-WiH
open Monday the retail department from 50 to 80 pieces
of three ply and ingram carpets of NJ ID. Carhart Co.'S
make In good quality and desirable patterns for sale at low
prices for cash only. GEO H. L. HYATT 23 Canal through
TO 81 Howard street, between Broadway and Elm street
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills.-The
FIRST old sores and ulcers after every other remedy
The blood than hundred times the weight food Fac,
30 Maiden tAne N. Y.
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Trusses, ShOultlcr Braces, Elastic Stock.
ings bandages and Dr. Glovcrs lever truss No Anu
street.
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Military Matters,


xeNRsloA or THE VETERANS or 1912.
The veteran Corps Of 1912, Col Raymond, will go on
their excursion 10 Iarryiown to-day The second
pany washington Con,nentais have volunteered to ac-
company them.
PARADE OF THE FIRST BRIGADE.
The First brigade n. i. $ NJ, Brigader General G. b
Spicer, consisting Of The Seventy first regiment C yos
burg, numbering 2Ss rank nc the second regi.
ment MAJOR irwin commanding, numbering abou, $50
rank ana Me- thc Third regiment Of uassars Col s.
Brooks Posliey numbering 800 sbrcs and the First rcg
ment OF eyaify, Col s. IL smith, paraded yesterday.
Fifth avenue, right resting on Washng. square After
the formation Tie troops reviewed BY General STdcer
after whlch they were marched around Washington
square ana up University place to Ihireth street aud
thence down Broadway.
The Seventy first regiment did not muster with the
usual suehgth The Second regiment, although
neatly uniformed and composed OF member
len behind in discipline ami members. They
will probably be disbanded within a year. The
Third regiment OF hussars turned out strong, aud
made very good appearance. The Frat regiment of ca
valry wore the new State regulation UNIFORM and the
casual observer they presented very appearance
To u military man. however, the riding. the manner of
carrying the sabres aud the very bad horsemanshp
showed the want OF thorough drilling.
This parade was one OF those ordered according TO law
ana II WAS mercy parade devoid OF all utility towards
advancement OF the troops In the knowledge OF the
science Of war total revolution in the loose
in which these brigade parades are conducted and
the disqualification of inexperienced Generals is in
contemplation and the matter will be submitted the
Legislature at its ensuing session.
COMPANY d, NINTH REGIMENT.
Governor Morgan has authorized the organization OF
new company OF artillery TO be attached To the Ninth
regiment The following named persons have been
missioned as the oicersJohn w. Davis. Captain; Ed
as Second Lieutenant; william E Jackson as Third Lieu
tenant.
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Barry's TricopherOus is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying, cleaning curling
preserving restoring the hair Ladiest it, Sold by ali
druggss
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Gurney's Gallery, 7O7 Brondway, First
block below the New York Hoe-Photographs
types, miniatures in oil and Norynpes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

Brady's Gallery has Removed from $50
Broadway 10 63 Broadway Blocker street Photo
graphs daguerreotypes and ambrotypes.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radi-
cal They also keep silk es,c stockings for var
GUS veins supporters and shoulder braces Instruments for
deformes 70 order No Vesey street. Aston House,
New York.
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According to this the Inga beat the Fav0rlta seven
and eight seconds and the Gypsy twelve minutes
and nineteen seconds The Regatta Committee will doubt
less award her the first prize in her class The Mallory
Narragansett having sailed in their respective classes
although without competitors will doubtless be declared
entitled to the prizes The unproptious weather cast
quite damper the spirits Of the enthusiastic yachts
No class of pleasure seekers have patience,
and through the mysterious dspensaons of Providence,
none to need it much they. II is to be hoped
they will have better luck next time
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Holmes Gallery. 69I Broadway, be-
tween Amity and Fourth Photographs daguer eo
Hpes aWbygype aal GalpevApes
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Court Calendar-T

SUPREME CouRT-Crcuit.- Washington Market
case.
SUPREME CouRr-General Term-( Enumeratcd) Nos.
81 SIS, ST. &c. SO to g. TO- ~ to II, 49, 10, TO- 81 81
40, 81, So, SO, SO, 80, 81.
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Office sos Broadway New York.

Mrs. Stowe and Uncle Tom have had
their ures and the newspapers throughout the Union
excaming the praises of the book, BLACK Dia-
monds gathered in the Darkey Homes by Edward Pollard,
of Virginia.
The author knows negro nature profoundly intimately
How apprecave, how loving, how tender he s"-New Or
leans Delta.
80 many jewels in their way. Brilliantly ghtsome"-New
York News
Defending the institution than ali argument"-De
Exceedingly interesng quite and unaffected STYLE"
baltimore Sun.
Written in ASKING ofhand stylen-Boson Transcript.
ever drawn with the pen.'-Mobile Register.
AN elegant extract making fashionable tour through
the newspapers. New York Tribune.
Price 30 cents Sold by al book sellers Sent by mail
PuDNEY n RUSSELL, Publishers, 70 John street
q. A. Bills, Exchange and Commission
croker l76 Greenwich Prizes in al egazed lotteries
cashed
Havana Scgnrs and Virginia Tobacco
or superior quality JAMES SADLIERS, ia Broadway,
corner of Maiden lane.
The Eure ka Celebrated Sewing Machines
WITH HEAiMERS ATTACHED.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TO $50.
Office 489 Broadway, corner Broome street.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes PSI Broadway of Murray
street. n. Y.
Barthoif's
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
Prices greatly reduced. Family machines $50; $50.
BARTHoLF Manufacturing Company 4si Broadway.
Grover g. Bakers NOfselcss
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Temporarily at sol Broadway, New York
lS2 Fulton street. Brooklyn
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Grover g. Bakers Noiselcss
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Temporarily at sol Broadway, New York.
Fulton street Brooklyn.
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TIE GREAT ClICAET TATCH AT MONTREAL.
Special Despatch to the Herald.

MUSTREAL, Sept 20, 1859.
Play commenced this morning The English clevcns
hrst innings was one hundred and seventeen Grundy
scored two; Wesden, seven; Haywood seventeep Cayr,
eghteen Parr twenty four Casar, nil Diver, three Lii
ywhte four Lockye nineteen and rot out Stephenson
two; jackson, ten.
In Canadas second innings seventeen wickes fell for
forty four runs. No double number. Among them
Pickering, Hardnge, DAILY and Morgan scored nothing,
Jackson got two wicke Cayr, six; Parr six Threl
out.
The day fine and ground in good order. The game
stands ollows:-Canada eighty five and forty four,
with seventeen wckets to go down. England hundred
and seventeen.
Play will be resumed tomorrow at eleven O'clock
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BarthOffs
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
Prices greatly reduced. Family machines $50; $50.
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TIME TABLE GOING DOWN.
TINE OF THE sCHOONE


The following table shows the time in which the
sci nOnerS sailed the cOurse:-
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CINGER'S NO. SEWING MACHINES 800.
- Singers No sewing machines 500
Singers standard machines for manufacturing purposes
well known to be without successful rival In the
Much has recently been published in regard stch
made by sewing machines Singers machines make the be
stitch ey invented, and 40 1t in the best style.
Family sewing machines $50 and SIS capable
forming in the best style all the sewing private family
Henning gauges reduced 10 81.
l. VI. SINGER CO.. No. ass Broadway, N. Y
No $50 Fulton street Brooklyn.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes 25 Broadway of Murray
tree N. W
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.KdHs sss ssass' Aty4sH1H- 4zsroy
u.s "a r. " sav st1.7r,- X, AID - BALLET.
eso,a> ~ MISS AgNIa RoBlR!soH., -
,r.sr s,oar ssis rlksDAY Dsa ,a,s 4
-sraa - 80 y i WV r1AY. asaa .. ssqa W
Ss,a.A44qss DION soun5M6 Avrsuso,,as u 81
rev A scss Is irssy Psss'ss p''.as~t- =
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ssos hsdssis s. e s 4 d.aasssss S Nd
- JAMnsoM n. a. A.. spssara.ss = New Ysk Ter nasy
~ 4 MIHvsSFosTi = eesrsy Ysy.sa- tao i4aa s.as
Il ss 49, ~; !: g. = s. sss
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s..a .- A''T a RE- q e & ss- s,,sr IS \,
A'10AS 0H1zhHa fslCzs sozsn .@
et "a lla feygnte c.,.. seSrarRN HoafEs
ssvfsss ~ zm SsSosoon; iso, . sew
a. ssses !, =: pss 3 - al,sr y.
< " s Is ' 0'e'0s'ns AA'>" r' s's
NJ sias osssss: s1 s ssssSs.n n.. give. ssAa
s'0'sss n' 'ana c q 1r1SrSsS e ~AA~ W
Mru Poytou. Of Terrebonne Plantation IN the Ats ~
npnaw1dcw of tho late Judeo Peyton Mr. Blse
deosEs rcy!qR nsf nephew sducaasd " Eurpp4
i SONS e. s~sss ]: y
n
salem 6eudde., Yankee from Maasachusets nav $500 ~
overnoor OF Torrebonne great On impr6v
and inventions oncs . Photographic operator, ' gEsaa
s s 5sas
s sss sppearsno Si n Ns% 9o Tor .ny y;
Zoe Al Occtoon GIRL free tbe natural enid Of tks o
Late Jpdgeby Quadroon slave. Nns Agnes Robortsen
sunnysde, planter, neghbor and old friend Of she
t0ytOno INT. q. HollAn4
DQre su4sysids bis only daughter and hsrssN -
coutnern Dos. LIS q a. Anon
Lsfourche. ric1 flantsr Mr. 6toddArt
-Ts'~r' ~ ~ y 9TTTi ~ NJ D. Bourescsui
Paul q yellow boy fayorie OF The late Judge's : -
and allowed TO do much he ukos Miss Burke
Ratls M&te 0f The Magn0iA Mr.. H. Pearson
Colonial Potndextcr, an Aucuoneer and save sales
Jules Thb0deaux young Creole Planter Miss IL Socor
Gallon, Qverseer.. Mr. Peck
Jackson Planter. =. Mr. Tree
Claiborne the anctIoneer's Clerk MI Ponhi
Grace, yellow girl! slave Miss Climber
EOlon, grief boy eiAve MI Styles
Dido, the cooks Alaye., Mrx Dunn
MIA CaDorne. MAS Gunton
Planters, slaves deck hands and lsdies- ,.s. $3.50,
THE ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY. t'aNs
Nothing extenuate Or aught set down in
i Tros Tyriusve ihi nullo dscrimine aEetur.-virga
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Nothing extenuate aught set down in
SD Tros Tyriusve ih nullo dscrininc agetur.-vrga WI
-, 20, :, ecssr q q, =. rr.ss Ae.; I :,

.r THE PLANTATION OF TRRREBONNE. s.g
Southern home under Southern sun-The little dsriss
"denn's dan SkeeteraPeto the old
Peyton just arrived homs-A Paris Lion 10 canstrakeAa
Salem Gcudders description Of zoe the 0ctroon-The two
oyerre1-A confession strange relation and affection
plantation leS Southern wass and Norhernthrth
Zoe the OctoroonThe arrival Of Sunnysde and DorsDoa
.iion q zcs-McGcskey srrivesThs hard eus4~sr-Pau
affection between The savage and The boy slsve, compans
in the swamp hun-Pau and the Indian start the Red
Cedsr Swamp FOR the United States mA-Border Ur Md
States mail delivery foreclosure Ie1sborne-The
plantation be sod-Thc last hope Of recovering the
The Judges love for tAs Octoroon-I
not marry but can make you mistress q he richest
tate In LouisanaThe two revew The Of
thngsTbe live oak and the croeper-Two live Yankees
diamond cut diamond confesson Of bis love for
meui-The dark hope-The resolve st s5Enfnro4 -u n
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plantation sod-The hope recovering
5 e IL a. .ss :. r. IL asss:s g
~ re- psDs e e
atgf AZ ACT THE SECOND , aWaia p,s',
THsIASD44HMH R 2 9Ex GHE 1sTTENHbtFALAxA' r
seuddsr returns % 5s Cd ssds sna aiss = psosorsys
r. want. ~ S9 ss
Know What sss"!TSs' egsh blood -sMcoostsys 70
sns is: s .ss
The IndiaR-fhe GaveGes fear for The
asars esr and ~ S S so
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Ra. the mats ., tss he yellow GIRL and
cs.s;ss :.:ss =
sa.y's s1s &
n, saass s ssy sss $ssSss
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s;s;;;
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Cut the Ropes-Back her out-Ciear awsy--The Criminal
4SE l MAGNOLIA
The vessel swings in the stream prey TO the flames 1
ACT THE FuTH ~ H ~
sc.rs vT ne Tso.o a. AH1E z. ~ "; ~
Ss n e. Is
snrss sScorp I'm. .T, sArr mn .yr-surpysx 81 j
Mccnoaksy ont q DaneerHis night through Tho swsmps
alan s re aS. IN
Sender , ssTT .s on Ss as9 Sss
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q ~ IT THE L EFSIGh p At eve c kAERisa
IS sRps. Wi z s highest l that wss
Raas &c s ssssss r. doors VIII open As
s. s'ss ssA SsB :;s rs as ss ~.
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TlnENsE SUCCESS 81 nss49 Md ! sofa
GREAT IAysSSscA ~ Io COMEDIAN. ~ ai'
|a,ta4 FRENCH rHEATaE 10 sss BROADWAY. ,ts, -
ID e. dss.
as..s .SSSRa1 4SP S5sosABrn =
sSSSs sldHss m
esssted by Mr. s B Mll. Mr. Jas Hicks, DR. Gainss b.
&C. when ne H Hi aPS 81 CONC z CREATIONS.
MISS BETSY E TUE hGsDos on SHOE BLACK
y. III PlRBE BROWN AND THE ArTINc, R9o,
soa s q nsss Dan q the new' Of e Gay m No &
4 8 Z sb sss !. s. os d. 3
and 1t the principal music storess ,.s.t ts. ss7.
Doors ope. .. !; performance % commence At sA
TsFRy Cy R4ss ,s sssI
yoEs SHoR EYzsEa Rs Rms OLD BROW.
IN. IN VIRGINIA." -1s-sl -,..NS - !
Ts Ssfss ss
asn q s md
Tickets cents To be had y No Is Cooper Institute and
' Doors open at I; TO commence ats -.
DAhACE GARDEN MUSIC HAIL-THrs SPACIOUS
persons x % lei iOr cOncsr Lectures Bas FANS &C.
-
MEDICAL.
nR. RALPTs OFFICES, CORNER OF HOUSTON
s1.spa ~ Boz 81
foss once. MI m -ai. &c = -" - -
nR PERRY, s. WHITE: STREET. NEAR BROADWAY,
and m'sss ~ q o f and on Monday wedne
noCToR HUNTER CAN BE CONSULTED AT HIS
~ office, No. Division street. New York, established in
1888 and nowhere else Open from A. NJ until 10 p. NJ
DR COOPER, II DUANE STREET, HAS FOR THE LAST
IL devoted his attention 70 office practice May
be consulted DAILY from In the morning till 81 in the
ing, sundays excepted. L -.v-.- N, ,,..s,
TR R. COBBETT, 10 UANE STREET. MEMBER OF
IL the New York University Medical College, may be
suited with confidence his old established Office Hours S
A. NJ. 10 pm Sundays excepted) ~ A riug~ VT
nR BARROW, 1894 BIEEcKER STREET, -FOUR DOORS
~ below MacdouEal New York. Houu OF consultation
from IL 10 2 and from 4toS.
DARls AND LONDON OFFICES OF DIR. LARMoNr
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S9nR g.. 81 Cats segamshpi CITY OF HAN0HEsTER, viii
tgn New YORK for dreen0ck calling q Queenstown,
Cam passage p either ofthe above places 81 thrd claus $50
pssAts apply It To osmpany's ooSs ~ eFossrHy 49,
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TNOR sAvANNAH, 0A.-THB WELL KNOWN FrRsr
c11s side wheel stssgshp sTATk on GEORGIA. Cap
urday Dec TO- ct 10 o'clock A. Very superior state rooms
en- en- Ne ~ ssSarsd y ssr q segsph The KEYSTONE
Fare ON either ship SIS ri A. HERON, Jr, Agent 1-.
Corner Of Fourth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1859


SMrPM0.
6 Asn sts SITES s4 EsS o.
nAIiEoss1A
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goqruxHIxMD Nvuisf Nh M o. uAca MONTE. 49,,
ESs = s. sSs5. q HSssA
ssmssoass1 n RasssS RsarsaS ~ Is - cnsSs u:
l.s. ss1.Assok ~ NJ .t~sys u Paaasa assihsi
TIE sossSsss 81 VII succeed tho North ss.s ~
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Dssns fassiy styling thsmssyes ms' ccaSeniss 11slsss
~ ~ & 6; end :ss &
ssis go: ssS 5 6 s s. ~. .
.ss'. sss = s XsRs;;;. rs:
:. $500 ss:;. - ssr s's ses =
on NAIL l1ss ,sma,,,, VI Is.aU j i.iqasa
Az ...o VA 4 rS HAa1z1RsSi s4AseAs. ~ r &c ".
s.a seg isaaai ExrRATerEAAnRs- s5 ~ isss IA
asvn PANAMA. AND AoAPu1co. ~ asar
a ''g !. =: s !; pan 49,, w ~ 1' w.,
~, ~, ~. Tuesday Dsss@0s. !. ar r. = 80.
= isadid stssa.SiP ' "A : - -
.s pa. a c.:
anp glnx % @9hfPSN GAM dSn,S. 4y saw
+ AID PvOCHaD MRlOf f0 SANSFRhnCIsoo.
For freight apply Il The o1lcs Of DC COMPANY. No Sd wan
s: 3. Ssssk e
TAPscorrs LIME OF LrvHRroch fAcKnfslPAcK.
e u. dsx as y Q,clock vel known and fast sailing
For passage cabin second cabin ssd wh6 win IS
~ u.s. ssgq SSs e s s9sss pier
Pos111ss smi 4 ss2 9fS ssv. vsol.. Bridge
The first class screw steamships 81 1s7niicg
CHEHAPEAKE, Captain Sidney Crowel, 1880
- 49, APATAPHCO, Capt l. b. Layheld, 7'Ai3l@iHa
WI leave pier No y North river, New YORK Browns
wharf Portland every Wednesday and Saturday, 81 three
I'm Running time hirty-slx hours iif 1s1r ''til--I
Passage including meals and satsroom, IS. X IN y e =,
These Steamers connect with Grand Trunk railway and form
s cheapest and most expeditions freight line Montreal and
- n b. CROMWELL CO., So West street. 4
EsOE s. sAyANNAH. 0A.,.THE WELL KNowN FIRST
~ c9ss side wheel stesmship STATk OF GEORGIA. Can
tsi J. 4 Gar r. YIN leave for Savannah
sTAfs II s IN y sss q sssph TIE
Fare ON c either ship $b A. HERON. Jr Agent .ain
ENOR sAvANNAHrAND FLORIDA.-rHE AMERICAN
ATLANTIC SeamshiR C0mpanys and fayorite stesnshp
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~ . OHRYETOPHER sgTREEr.-MRt H. ROEDER-
I'D This astonishpg and failing Sroogs seer and
gifted lady has turned this city, An&Gtvs1
ton Of all affairs with and regard wealth and
riaee love affairs journeys Awsuts dculy In business
absent friends siokpess ko Mrs Roeteaecesds wnn ali
c'i ,suts aGd Lns tabcr h-r real
6eoov, - Cor ssorhcr ss.uvS 7-7tT
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RARNUMS MUSEUM SECOND WEEK AND START
ID ling of the legendary hsoricAf drama
prepared expressly for this estabhmen received last week
with such unexnpid ldn5aH Diversified ana enthusiastic
rived late All who como eore the curtain rises secure
comfortable seat Come early, therefore THE doom OF
D1vulE vm b sepeaSs6 WibRE1bAY Dso a tho asr.
noon 3ococs and also = TX ooock. DIVIDED
dents see small bls Nov % b here full length
son % eusnscy Knife fnnd on ia bcdv h Sis Son two
pixies spears found Il HasperB Ferry; ne grand Aqun
aiivfng 6eA, DO. Admnanse Is cana uAdrcn ten
CENTS parquet, - eenta extra ,t,ss ! ssHr - +.
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EsOR sAvANNAHrAN AND FLORIDAs-THE AMERICAN
Anantac Seamshn Company's and fayorte stesship
Nun John Post commander WIN leave pier u
70 Savannah with unsurpassed accommodaons S5 hroush
tickets to New Orleans $50 7o Mobile 1885, Montgomery 81
IT, 20 Freight 70 cents per foot nsqrsnce ehaN per
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SfEAM TO LdvERPcoI4 LoFDoN AND PARIS, GALL:
- Queenstown C0skOue Of the eight Montreal Royal
Man ocean Ssamship Company's FIRST class full powered
Clyde built steamers VII sail every Saturday from Portland
cocdlsS trd class $50 Return tickets
8l Stoofaae $50 Certificates tASued for bringing
out passengers nom al principal towns Of Crest Britain
and Ireland reduced rates. Through tickets granted 70 Ill
2 sABEL sEARLE Brosdwsy Esy York and - weber
BEL Z SEARLk, Queenstown, Cork. f 49, s.aasl
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ATLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAvIhATIoN CON-.
IL pAnys New York end Galway ltneThe next departure
A New York WIN BE- the sptendtd and steamship
ThuTsday Dec. 1ese. tcnchine = 9 Johns n 20
receive the royal mails This vessel has been greatly
proved IT large outlay; her accsmmcdaions have been
Increased and she of the finest and fastest steamers
Prices ofpsssage First class $50 s5 and s5o third $50
rag re aSss g - :ss % s ma
plate klie fork &C. and bedding Passage 70 81 Jehns hr
American Express Company, 81 Hudson street. and at their
other advertised ocss In tho Interior Passage In the third
the persons
out sm ef p.nA ces the main lines Of railway
- "a M ANEkIcAN EXP nsS TOMPAEy
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~ PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN
D THE MAMMOTH DOUBLE BROTHER JONATH AN &c
the pictorial sheet that has been issued long
raj agens In Nassau street Ut III ,T''eTT~
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WHO WOULD NOT 90 wHERB 4bRTUNE ne go
w " and Miss WELLINGTON Ne great Xnglish
Prophecies the best OF all and cannot III selled Gan
consuMsd personally Or by letter on a1fAu OF Mo- love
courtshp, property lost etoen laws journeys hidden
treasurer drunken unfaithful husbt1 reclaimed 60
M W. hAs select assortment OF purobSoman and Arabian
Tasnans good luck and husne AFFAIR." In GENERAL
and guaranteed for life. kesidencNo Is Sixth sse
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DRAYToN's ENGLrsH BufT0 OPERA,A '1saAseSt
IL GOMEZ Y AND LKRIC DRAMA, a5to- tsass
HOPE CHAPEL, 7iS AND 7O BROADWAY
rAsHIoNAB AND DELIGHTED AupIENons.
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Tn. IrEM.e, At o'cIscE, Mr.. b. DrayOss hshy 49,
's' 4HsEs s'ss LINING 70 EVERY CrouDs
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with Ae original music By Bellfnl ~ 2'A-sA = sakqf
Tho original and beautiful ARA Hsecdies due &C. & O
r. soocidSp VA he isusisss esss opersa. ssggsas
Popular song SIMON THE CELLARER 81 Mr. DRAYfuok
Mira DRAxxOM viii dag 6WBHn HOME. asn geE .les
Psees SOFAS and sing seats may Be secured any numbsr
nights IN avenod between the hours Of a. n and r. u
Seats Numbered and secured, " cents; osher seaa 3
cents. ISL. tFAtss9s siAEH1M lN@n'ell e-s-tt -
The euteraiemeni aash.d each nghl q 10 ecloek.
NJBLO4 SALOON Asisr sf'aaa re sTsa ;t,t. ass4
In IS ,qeg7, M GEO; CHRIsrrs "a .u,s,s.eyes
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Cuncudnx with tarst time hsrsJ Geo. Ohriys veg Iasoe
~''s = - s''s4 - 'rUarrivEs. Sc oa Sis'as
Char.sters by the Company ~ 9rnn 1s9s99d PsN
New Songs Acts and Featurca s, 5~..
For full partsculars sse Programme -
s1ruspxY. Dec io-GRASD AFTERNOON PKRf09E
ANCE commencing At N O'Clock oie ~ sAshN fs'i7 fss