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ELECTION NOTICE.

FFVHE Stockholders the Nashville Gas Light Company
hereby notified that the annual election for Directors
for twelve months will take plse at the Ones Of t
FgbI-td. JAS. H. KENDRIcK. sss,
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FANNIE IN IOwA-The Courier, published at Or
tumwa, lows, has the following:
We have never approached SO near a famine in
this country, especially in the West where in-
habit, as We have the past year. The W t weather
which prevailed and characterized almost the whole
of the season, filed soil and kept it full of
water SIS 10 prevent the growth AID maturity of our
crops, the effects of which manifesting
themselves in unWOnied scarcity of brea lstuffs
threatening rise in price which will occasion gen
eral distress il not actual want to thousands Of
population. Alrea y do We see reversal in the
direction OF the trade in bresdstufs, in
gion, which ought. aud in ordinary seasons will,
export largely of wheat aud aodr, having become
purchaser large extent, of those articles. which
are now being shipped largely from the east into
this Stale One of our citizens is now absent at
Chicago for the purpose of buying wheat to be
uiRcuured into -four by Of our mills. 1t is dis
tressing to think of the large amount which must
be taken from our limited means this time Of Sc
we're pressure in pecuniary matters, tor bread to
feed, not not only cur cities and towns, but our
farmers themselves. Peouniarily, 1858 has been
hard year.
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rvrSrr-prr rxAas aizoxsax o1 rs A. . = y y. " ss1a
with elaborate Maps Palesnc, Plan q
salem, asR.ed Esgro1fags representing ts
scensys Typography, and Productions Of holy Lana and
the Costumes, Manners. and Hab0 he People TFa He
CANT Large 12no. Volumes.
The land Of the Bible part Of he Divine Revelation Il hrs
testz0v ESSENTIAL 70 fath gives tsssoas invauabls Ii *.
position Both written al tn fair face q Pas.
tine and sPsy craven there By hngsr q IN charss
Of living light. focoiect this testimony popuisrls tss
for s bls sent every age and class roni-
nsnt design Of this work. For tSenfg years
been permitted to rad the Book g g zhieh the land bsa
upon andh hansoyer h friendly torch 10 hoss wa
thus been favored In i5aep peac has h s.
ployei all the pen. large humber Of pictorial iuons
are introduced, many Of them original and ali giving genuine
and true representation CT things IN tie etsa Holy Land Of he
present day. They any masnary scenes
throEa eIabsh lhe page, bat pictures living nsnnrs
studies % szsre sOpogaPy, exponents Interesting bicz
illusions which win sdd greatly to he valns Of he
Just received By VT. RERRYk &C., ssu.rs.
jan I9-u
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TIE above '"H ''as ae,.ag gtsss to pa'ns ns
OTICE. II
DUAN ULISO
Proprietor q the Great Gin Book Eou.s. Ne. y ssu Third
Street, Rhdehs, continues the sale Of Books gin
Wsrth ron = cents $40 sent vita even BoOk.
sseO WORTH OF GIRTsffl
Cold ana silver WsieRes,
r VII .15e,,io u se 5bjie 3 nv eis; =
assortment lis Books Hh
- Ii eIFTSi . ,sIFTS! sssfTsl sIFrss
For Beck purc aei at One Dollar ne purchaser
will be enttei to receive Of the ol0Eng articles:
Silver Watches Gold oCssts, Lad Bsns
and Florentne Settings Ladies Cameo Breast PiIs es FLOR
sntine Sets, Ladies Fornune Pins. Gold Bosom sud ladies
Gents Gold Sleeve Buttous, Gold Commercial Pens silver
Cases Ladies Pens Holders Exra Gold Pens win
Gases Holders, Gents Cluster Bosom Pins Gsd Tooth Pck
Lades and Gents God Pencils Gold Ear Drops E ht Day Par
Tor Time Pieces Sewing Machine, Pocket Knives. Silver Ware,
including Spoons Knives Cake assets Alss,
hisceileOns Gifts Of Cod JsEsy, 6fs Books &e serh on
Our New Catalogue for lass IS sent free to all upss appu
ton The Inducements offered liberal ihan hoe
Of ether house in this business Having been In the Pus
Peencs enables conduct tie gin enterprises with saAetss
Agents are wanted in every town and county, whom eos-
sion will be given n books or per eeaags IN 9oney lra
$3.50 ~ - - f.-sI Fsr rull Ss-ieulsrs ,ir.-s
DUANE RULIsON,
Publisher, g south IhiIa -, Pnlsdsi phs' p.
P. sIa pres, and viii b issued Perjury ist Tbs LIE,
speechey and Of Daniel Webster" SaH1ei n.
snucker. NJ, spleEddy Illustrated Volume Ok So pages.
Agents wanted llsnls-san
Mamny'S Combined Reaper and
Mower.
KWTTTH WOODS AmPmOVEILENEs--Ths
w celebrated s4chinsf eesivs The asst Prsaz Of Gra
S0LD 1EBAL, the hetcombned ReaPing and Moving Machine
Und Stztes Agricultural Far, held Louisville
September, iS57 The trial on Syracuse,
YORK, Jaly, where all the pr pal Machines in s United
states thoroughly tested. The epmmitse made their
thrsash Marshal p Wilder, Presnt United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
II also received the award as the Reaper hest
5Iouer separate appointed - IL Pres
dent Of The Davidson County Agricultural society," fasaFtf
July, the
during the last NaGhinein America
The above masines are Tor sale b. The underagned5
B. p. CHEATHAH,
General Agent for he stafs.
FISHER, WHzELxs CO.,
tsbz7-d&~a NAthvilio. Tsan.
1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TIMBEE2ED LAND
FOR SALE
csTEAM SAY ard drist M nearly, good ruauirga
- der, situated ahout ~ miles from NASHVILLE miles
sprngdeld and II miles west q he bdgeaed ami hetucsY
thie tract 50 20
country buildings. splendid falling springs.
sprneeld Nashville is abogs % Be opened iirals
tract
Toicoo land, and timber au0st at
lumber men, orpersons desiring good 80 sFr
s. e or a fohacco Farm
Persons desiring to see the land VIII call On csrsizss
the premises, Dr. " Il Farmer. of SpTinghed.c r
Nance. NASHVILLE. Ths steam SaW cutting fite
coo q lumber psr day-Couar plenty 81 gid
tiber the Mill timber yss having cn &c
Of as land Il lies oty svs, and ns sTeek q cnlao
. Ssss-11S3ss WM-R sgEnLS0s
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QUEER PnENoMENA OF INTEEsE COLD -ofthe cold
between the 9th and 10Th ult at Oglsnsburgh,
n. Y, the Journal says:
A gentleman residing on the west eide Of the
bridge froEe his face and ears while on his way 10
church, Sunday morning man in passing from
Johnson's Hotel to the Railroad Depot, frozs both
ears close to his head. A farmer attending church
IN the village, froze his to the very roots. One
of the forgiven between this place and Prescott,
while crossing the river, this (Moaday) morning,
frozs four fingers. small boy his way to church,
Sunday morning frOze his A young 60
ing from his home to the where he is employed,
frozs one thumb, both ears and his nose.
All night long, both Saturday and Sunday, the &C
zion of the frost upon the ground sidewalks, build
ngs and streets produced frequent reports not uu-
Ike the sound of discharged FIRE and field bat
teries The parting Of spikes 10 the sidewalks aud
The nails in buildings afforded representation of a
- scrimmage" keeping up continuous pop, and
frequently several letting off together.
The Boston Herald gives the particulars Of two
men who have recently left that city. having lost
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The Boston Herald gives the particulars Of two
men who have recently left that city. having lost
heavily by gambling a0d the purchase of
pottery tickets. One has lost property of about
$4,000, and the other is minus psOperty of about
$4,000
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NEw PUBLIcATIOnA
A Greas Beck for tho EEsliaaTs, fer sunaa
schools and fer me Library.


BIBLIC Al ffzUsTR4TI0NsBRaw FsOl THE aIkgzzRl
AND CUSTOMS. TIE SCENES AND sCKNERY
or TIE HOLY LAND.
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PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
WsHAM g. HARRIS, Governor Ts
all shall these PresentsGreetng And especially
Dickson Stewart comprising the 10th Judicial Circuit
OF said state You hereby commanded and hold
election all the places Of holding elections in your respective
Counties Saturday. the 18th day OF Marca 1852 er giving
months notice. required BY aw for the election Of
Attorney fill vacancy Occasoned
by the resignation of James b. Quar and due make
according to law.
- In testimony whereof, have hsreuAts set ny hand
and caused the Great Seal Of the Aimed, al
Es Office, in Nashville, on the 18th day Of January s5s
J.E.R. Ray, Secretary of STATE.
Clarksvilie Jegersonian copy one menth. lebl-Elm
Notice to shippers.
% -
RATES OF FLOUR REDUCED.
TFNHE Nashville Chattanooga Railroad will receive
Nashville WartTace. Shelbyvie. and stations on \ 4 G.
-four By Car load Charleston Savannah dollar per
barrel, through. feblt1 E. ". COLE, suPt
NOR SALE-A lot of ground in the plan Edge
field, containing about thirds Of the heart
Gall Woodward, A. v. s. Lindsey, Esq
or the subscriber two and half miles SOuthOf Nashville
GRATEsg GRATES!!
lust RECEIVED
ID % fine Psrlor CRATES with summer psr,
80 common mantle CRATES
20 do Office CRATES,
81 lamb CRATES, low priced, all sizes,
very handsome marbzed nantes.
1850 pieces Pittsburg hollow consisting Of English
pots from 70 IS gallons biscuit takers, deep ets, all
$50 pieces assorted NJ assortment Of tin
complete 1nd every piece made in the best manner
J. ". WILSON.
febl. Opposite the sevanee House.
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We the undersigned, have hesitation In stating from the
NoselEisker acquired 0cULsT
and AvsT that have placed ourselves under bis treatment
and far satisfied that his modes Of treating the EYE and
EAR is that of scientific professional Eye sne Ear Surgeon
We recommend all Ehoar afflicted with Deafness Bnds
delay placing themselves under his once
receive tbs full benefit Of his services.
W. HI. SMITH,
D McALIsTRR,
TaOs. BELLsNYBER
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DR.. Won MosoHzTsKER operated my Ears, and take
great pleasure certifying that have derived great benefit from
his operations ROBERT P. MOSS.
Nashville, Jan. 60, IS5s.
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To revisit tails city prior TO mis- retarn "a
England, ana may now be cOnsuIt-
ed az his Rooms over
w. n. BERRY q CO., booksellers,
which Is ths sole and only depot for
their sale.

Whatever ay said BY Othsgs the testimony Of than
Thrs THOUSAND Persons including the highest authority Optics
amongst the eminent Astronomer Prof MITCHELL
who thoroughly tested these Lenses they are only
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From and after the 18th day OF May next,
ali subscribers ON our books. who have
not Pre-paids will be discontinued.
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Not to sneak Of his merits praccsl optician
The public will bear in mind that Is only when their merits
spoken Of and their due deserving praise set before the public
By miracle other they be Clock Enders Iron
mongers Cheap Jewelers. and Mr. Sermons would not be
prsed Tinker who mended the
Spectacle frame viii End profitable to advertise PsnOscOPc
Glasses.
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1 CADEMY OF MUlIC.

CADEMY OF MUlIC.
u HARRY SEYMOUR, Esq DEAR SIR-Your numerous
friends deeply symahziog with you during your recent se
illness which has deprived family If the fruits
industry have formed committee for the purpose
rendering complimentary testimonial; for which
sion the signed have engaged the Academy OF Music
The afternoon and evening Of December g. 1889 this
views we viii proceed at once 70 secure such
aid will make the entertainment agreeable the volunteers
entertaining 70 the audience and profitable Yourself Please
accordingly. Truly yours for the committee
John W sinaons Chairman = A. Leferts, y P. Breed D.
Nsib1 f. Waripg, Executive Committee
Hon. Daniel F. emsnn, Hon. Fernando Wood Hon. Samuel
Powell Hon. r. v. Carpenter Daniel E. Delevan "
Fowler, Isaiah Rynders Harry Howard Hon. Samuel CARR
sop Bon. N. Moore, Hon. s. y. Morris Hon. voorhs
Hon II. A. Moore Hon. j. c. Blatchey, George Remsen
Charles Collins, C. A. SPARKS Br g. Y. Woodward DR. VIM
Rockwell, nr. j. R Wood, DR. E. B. Belden H. W. Turner
G. r. Newton j. H. H. Ward, Julian Allen Henry c. Banks
Alexander Cross Captain W. Manson Captain Barclay
and five hundQed others General Committee
GEsIIrmEN-Ahhough has pleased the Supreme Arch
tecl of the Universe TO chasen me with miounes enough
weigh royal merchant down the knowledge that friends
friendship compensates for the long hours passed in solitude
and sickness accept the favor freely freely given
Thanks 10 the superiuous only
conduct shall that kindness
upon one who though humble, will unworthy
Yours sincerely, HARRY SEYMOUR.
(aual vtraat
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Planters. sisves, deck hands and ladies'
TIE ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY.
Nothing ex,enua.e aught down In malice Sakxpewc
Tros, Tyriusve nih nuno discrmine agesm.-Virga-
scEsr or TIVE FIRST ACT.

ScEsE FIRST ACT.
THE PLANTATION OF TERREBONNE.
5ouhern home u1dsr Southern SUBTLE little dsrklen
ndern's dan ekeesersPete the old servsnt-erre
Peyton Just arrived boue "A Paris lion . cxusbrake-M-
dam fsyton and the paarcta homeThe good old judge
Salem scudders description of Toe the 0ctoroooTbs Two
confessonfhe strange affection e.
hating between Madam Peyon aud her husbands natural
Toe TIE octoroonThe arrival Of SUNNY aide and Do-Dxa
Sunnyede porraGeorge cannot understand the social
sion Of Zoe-McCloskey arTves-The hard custoer-Pau
the yellow boy and Wab notice the Indian
affection between the and the boy ave compancas
In the hunPAul and the Indian start the Rcd
Cedar Swamp for the United States maiBorder Or it'd
States mail deliveryThe foreclosure Terrebcnne-Tho
plantaon 70 be sotIhe last hope Of recovering the
The Judges dseMcCskeys love for the Octoroon-I
not marry but make istreas OF the richest e.
tate In LouisanapThe two review the
uings-The live oak and the creeperTwo live Yankees
diamond cut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS confession Of his love
uaent-The darf hope-Ihe resolva
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RRYANTs MINsTRE1S.
ID MECHANICS HALL
472 Brosdway.
MONDAY, DEC. IL,
And every night In the week.
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD
New songs, Dances Sayings, Comcsliues, &c.
Dan AND JERRY BRYANT
Damon and Py'hias-Our African Polka
POWER OF MUSIC.
nonnybrook-Jig ana Reel
Plantation Song and Dance.
AMT GOT TIME TO TARRY
Doors open at t1a commence ut RI. Tickets Is
DALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALL
l. Drawing Room Entertsinmeass--rec H. Is and II.
MR.. SAM COWEII,
The Great Musical Comedian,
Whoee wonderfully mirthful portraits of
ECCENTRIC LONDON LIFE
Which are hailed with rapturous shouts OF
LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
The world renowned and justly celebrated youthful pianist
whose performances such entire satisfaction
lace Gardens duringtthe summAr season.
MIR. JAMES HICKS,
Concertinist and Musical Conductor
EMILY P. LESDEENIER
In her peculiar and unique assumption of character comic
and serious in appropriate tunes.
Widow Bedott Lost Heir, &c.
Admission. - cents Gallery, rs cents.
Doors open at 4 10 commence at O'Clock.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER II. $3.50
AMUsEDYENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
N1BIDs GARDEN
GRAND GALA WEEK - Guy
TO SEASONS sisss Sss q On Ne s TSs' brilliant
OR FOUR r 1,SIi Ss, $Fsss s' did M
oo-sslag Or s1s following distinguished artists.
Sgn"rs ALBEarINi
sisnora MARTINI D'osm ans donna ''p'.A''
ssnor BEAucARbps s~A a''nA ''nf''''
signor MAccAFERkI
siner Fede, ockilen, Klebs, fsoschs. dc.
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
cS. .ds ASscHyTz
FIs1 d En- hHd MSSRA3 b5 5xSf,Sd DEC il
ncr. s,gnor. Amsrssai
sn.9o .signor Beaucarde
'''"'' II III. cn0RUs AMP oRcHEsTRs% ao' A'aAsaA
Entire new s ssssssy e sess. sy n sr Wallace
In seAiii'r s6 5Gnaass play Of tho
' &c 0 And other en.er.ainmens = A"''
wednssdsy-TROvATORE.
s%;iEssI; ASt siGhH
AND s d sKsSp Of M knIx
Price Opera nights same a. usual SOC and DC limited
anmber Of secured seats, one dollar each
SUCCESS
GREAT MUSICAL COMEDIAN.
Nrihnsss delight nightly manifested at his fashionable and
COMIC CONCERTS.
81 Sn %isi R'S' Rs vi
ever offered IN this city, and received with uncomfortable
LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE
Mr.. COWELL will be assisted by
Mr. S. u. Mis- the eminent pianist, &c, &C.
Mr. Cowe appears every Mo0day Wednesday ard Friday.
SIX GREAT CHARACTER SONGS
Monday, Dec. II first night % the
RATCATCAERS DAUGHTERS
sung by~Mr. COWEII. upwards Of 800 nights
Second night Of
BAD MACBETH
Tickets had the
the box office. Admission 81 cents Performance
mepce at eight ocos1.
~ GEO. CHRIsTY's MINISTRIES
ne, u .n.age Manager
MONDAY EYENINa DEC L.
And every evening during the week,
VIII be performed the very Iauglabie sarcs called the
BLACK STATUE
In witch will appeM the THREE GREAT STARS OF the
CAMPBELL
Supported by the best Vocal Artists who
have appeared before the public
BAND OF MINSIRELS.
New Songs, Acts, Dances Plantation Scenes, &c. DC.
For particulars see programme
Saturday, Dec IL Grand Afternoon Performance,
ing ri half past O'Clock.
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ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON THE ATCHAFALAYA,
TvIE rrppEu Gxyrn

scudder returns to his Cd tssds and takes phooe~ps
cenrn,s dsslaration Of Ss sve.ae doc. =
sSew What and ess
snsIrsS.ype g. ae, bis s likeness
deadly weapon. Paul portrais~rSs asaot-fhs
aHa s he india. n. ss 81
grief for Paul
aesh-The slsys, 2 b :oldfs.e ne aanpH. a
''s'' 70 n' 'u'u.e Sa1as sIAyE SALE enthusiasm"
re- a y ne
nation q ssns 20 ss s e.
Bowie knives and reyenge on Zoe who IN
TaE IAsDIk .st 1Np b THE IL wo HIsA
s and n.
on The n nsy v'iys sse aw ~ "
q :; he
discovered Ehd he missng mail bags brought 70 ghs1sv
Counsellor scudd.r defends on Lv.s.
he .5 s as
ae P'Sss s's ESCAPE w.
Cut the Ropes-Back her oit-Clear awas-rhc Crni.al
TAE DESTRUCTION b T. T FHErI STEAMER MAGNOLIA
The vessel swings in the stream prey 10 the aamss-
ACT ME FIFTH
,;s e.; ss 4:
SCENE sIeosD2 .Taas AVE ns.x.-.uxan.
II. r ssssd
si1s s.P sss
huntThe wolf down at last-The Indian and hs vica
s:ls m = r. 1ss E Ii ss
hon-scudder relens-Hls protection Of the white
sS ss to her Aes ~
rs y
''' way TME Sefeso9s Cos Is HOME
TIE I EITE2N r AT TIE a kATRlss.
sesn q &c dEpe's ashes last that w"
During the winter the will open atsP. n Ta
FamlIe. bringing chidss9 INF, Informed that ne en
s s ess1s s ss aoe s s s: aA
q y M.a ALLEN AND BoSIFAcE LEssEEs
PaaricuiAR SoIlcr-Doors open al 81 ocoof perlss
'h's commence ~n~ ~r @sJ1hIssssDucrros OF
IN FOUR PARTS.
with scenery dresses properties &c and ehxss-
sRs Dec !. Il
WIN the 'af'e0 BOX AND cox.
dp5 a: Each sNSseHRss by Miss H. LANG Mr.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
AT THE K xd Ri5S ~ S SHA1S FAIR,
Admission only Is cents
DKAYToNs ENGLISH guEEo OPERA.
Hof 9S cRxr AED Is hs ssd rs D se.as
Mr. 4 FHs na !1R sn asH Epks
MONDAY. Dec H. 1859
e
on which occasion ne s fss9fst of faiss
will have the honor f 4 @as aSFP p
in AmT If ps sT SsRaIor
Mr. DraytOn has als a snEssf EseELKK,
from Theatre Royal Masenburg who will conduct Tho o.
Tss will with the popular Opera.
TIC fF0'e'pS NEVER JUDGE BY APPEARANCES
TO DC io'0"'0 LOVES LABOR LOST,
in which Mr. r PFRy sTh XII s ffnfk BANNER
Sofas and places can be secured number nights in
Without extra charge & the ONCE ne s nsw f.
wall street; Hall Sons 5a3 Broadway also the Fifth Ave-
Seats Dnmbsred secured so CENTS other seats Is csa
The RSp M nse cd sssa E1sh 4 y GsSe
VAN AnBure II ! tS e Z NS sxSbEsg,
ii
cents Doors open Al = and 6ls O'Clock ~
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
This unique establishment contains all that rare and
MsnS he m%mo 0s Re 1c
ne aen. ss r s
pony Black Diamond; Pony Pripce and Monkey
viii Be introduced intro every afternoon and evening.
THREE LARGE BENGAL IEorAnps
ONLY ss DAYS FROM CALCUTTA.
These spnas wsrs Captured few ys ns
chased expressly for Van Ambmgb. by
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John J. STAFF. &c FRANKLIN STREET, FEW
81 doors Of Broadway from United States bonded
warehouses; and has In SALE me Wines braniiss
Irish and Scotch Wbkey Guinness extra Stout Muir Sons
YounEsrs Knox SONS Scotch Ale imported in glass and in
and export.
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CTEAN TO sr.ASGOw.-THE LIvERPOOI. n: y. AND
- r. & s. Co.. ste snshp CITY or MATgHEsrER Will
fou for Greenock calling at Queenstown, on
stsrsy iOh acember At noon pier "A North river
CAIN passage 70 either places STE; third class $50
and srpped with properly cooked provisions For freight or
passsee apply 1t the company's Office, 70 Broadway
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DARIs AND LONDON OFFICES OF DIR. LARMoNT
6fI Broadway, New York stairs. Consultation hours
"a. n, to6P, NJ. Treatment by mail and express als,,
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4 RIVAL or IRISH wHIsKEY IN SHERRY BUTTS
"A Ms are mdncss and flavor cannot be exceled Hailed
BY the press gepunc Irish Whskcy at last MIXERS notorious
to the trade try to initiate him JOHN McAULIFFE imoorter
Of Irish whskey as drank the tables of private families ii,
Ireland rre ago sherry butts 80 cents per bottles 81 81
gallon. DEPOT IS Nassau street
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs
IL SELLING OFF AT COST
JOHN X CURTIS In give public extraordinary
bargains WILL during ae ner three weeks sell his Stock
Watches jewelry. Silver Plated Ware at cost aud "a
show that IL fiction every article marked do plain
sures Give him call convince yourselves of the fact
No s. Beecker street, Eve doors OF Broadway
side,
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AMysNmENND.
~ CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS
rovpru v,,t MISS AGNES ROBERTSON.
Fo&Hrn MIGHT Or
NEW PLAY. srryu 49,
DION BouncIcAuur, ESQ,
NEW A sas sS e many popular Dramatic Work.
y: BoyR cIcAuIT ;wAh Lspan Indian osss1
Nj, JEFTERsoN:. 81 sm scudaei Yankees Overs
Mr. J0HksoN ~ AcCosky tho piece Of Connecticut hssS
Mr. JAMrEsoN Oils nrst appearance In New York sur a.v
'i : ss St y 81 S!sS: !: ess-ss r s,
sT4K S 49,: fsy s e. sss %
o. V .sI = pI DsS z l''''
AnsT n gsy II dive :, acts
AMERICAN cHAEAcIE Ssa..sso ?.
sourHERN noamH
THE oeHSshoos;
LIZ. IN LouslAsA.
Ine scene laid in the Delta the Msslssppl River On ~
sH s Of rssrsb0nns belonging to Madam psyoa widow
Tue sn e, present Winter.
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CHAxACTERS
Me-. Peyton, OF Tearebonne Plantation in the Alta
kapas. willow 0f the late Judge Peyton Nsx S5aua
George Feyton, her nephew, educased in Eurppe.
ana }nSt returned home. Dagen,srx
Jacob AcCoekey, formerly overseer OF Tarro-
Donne but low owner Of one half Of the g.
IL.
Salem Scudder, Yankee from Sfaseachusets nov
ove1seer OF Terrebcnne great improvements
and inventions once photographs operator
and been little Of everything generally Mr. j. Jeer~o
Pete, "oie uncle, (" once the late Judges body
servant but 'oo ole work. q. Jauirue.
Oils first appearance In New York Tor many yearsJ
Zoe an OctorooD girl, free, the natural child OF the
late Judge by Quadrcon Miss Agnes Robor<son
Sunnyside, planter neighbor and old friend The
regions Mr.. u. Ho4nu1
Dora suppyside ha only daughter and heiress,
eouthern Belle u n AH6E
Lafourche rich Planter. Mr. ttoddaFf
NJ D. Bcarooaax
Paul, yellow boy, favorite Of the late Judges
and allowed 70 do much he likes Miss Burts
Rats Mate OF the Magnolia steamer Mr. IL Pesxson
Colonel P6ihdexef, az Auciioneer and slave aAeS-
Mr.. HuBS01
Jules Thbcdeaux young Creole Planter Miss
Sunou. MP. F0c4
Jachsoh Mr. Tree
Claiborne the auctoneers Clerk Mr. Peuud
Grace, yellow gfri, slave. Miss Climber
eoun, boy Mr. STYLES
llfdo, the COOK, Mrs. Dunn
Minnie Quafroon slave. Miss Walters
Planters. ssves deck hands and ladies'
TIE ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-11

TAMEsoN's i. L. OLD DUBLIN MALT wHIsKEy, OFF
sherry butts guaranteed five years old by the puucheou
kct. .NMES Cttl,RtIY SoIc IrSnolter
Guinness XIX Porter, in bond orstore.