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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-15
ELL HOU 81 e,
N~. Il2 Main street, Lynchbarg, w.
L HORAI3ACK proy,rietor
Tin f. HAWKINS,

INTENDED moving his plantation this Fal hut crcum
prevens He will continue until the 1st of March,
win expire He is thankful the cti
Lynchbur and the travelling community for their lib
patronage solcits a continuation of The lie
pledges hmseK keep house that shall not be second any
10 the city, Persons wanting good family single
be furnished lie 10 prepared to accommodate all that
come and that with the best the market afordA
noyr
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wAsnINGTON House,
r.vrcHRUR0. VA

vu,uE ..evibcr bess leave inform his endsand the pub
lie Generally That leased for number years. the
above well known aud popular House 80.
The TABLE sa be supplied with the hes INA. We markets
affords and THE BAR with the choicest LIQUORS AND CI'
CARS r.. orr. |, =, .,
Attached to the hotel large and roomy STALE, with
careful and attentive OstlerA =. -. !.
trouble or erpense spared either tn part Of
the propriter his ~ make the rsf
class Iioass j. N. ANOEhSoH' F'opihor.
n yUuly
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

> HANDSOME PRINTING OF
M Every Description is Neatly, Cheaply, and
Expedtiously executed at the ViRoiSIAN
-. ~ rowxR-PHzss JoB PRINTING orFIcR.
~ Call aud examine specmens
Semple's Infallble Baking Powder.
Ae SOME months since commenced using these
~ Powders In our "home department." and find they
give such enrc satisfaction, that they have become with
regular "househod institution" Il the hest article offer
ed to the housekeeper for use.-NoyoM Day Book.
have for months used In my family SEMpiE's Justly
celebrated BAKING PowpERs and take pleasure In
ing them 70 all families the best as have tried
for making light sweet spongy bread There for
bad bread when Semple's Powders are used.
Respectfully, j. RICHARD LEWEL1.EN
PxrEmSrRe, July both, 1850 -
JOHN W. GARllCK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
For sale In Petersburg by N Rves and W r. sposwood;
In Lynchburg by W. A. str,aher Co., lrby Saunders j. H.
seay aud H. Thompson and by Druggists and Gtoces
erany. nov 5-dAcs
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Who have injured thsmssivss by Certain Practice ndnl
when a0ne-a habit frequently learned ffom svil conl
ons, 81 sohoohe seeas of which nightly ~ ~
when aslee and MOI CURED rsndsss marriage mponbl6 4
destroys both mind and body should sppay imcdisfely
What PLY that young man. tho hoI,c Of bic eonusy,
he darling OF his pA1eni sheld be snaiehod u al pe
and euoynenis lila hg he consequences ef dsviatne N
he path Of na.ure, ard Rdatag n certain secret kbk
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ever seen over 25 summers. An acquaintance
was made between her and the gentleman above
alluded to, and final engagement entered into
for marriage. The day was set, and all the
necessary arrangements made for the ceremony.
On the appointed day the pair. accompanied
by their respective friends met 70, the purpose
of having the plighted ones joined in wedlock.
Just before the minister commenced the mar
riage rites, an old couple entered. They were
formerly neighbOrs of the Bristol family, and
had watched the girl grow up from infancy,
and were now anxious to see the choice she iiad
made in a partner for life. Imagine the sur
prise Of all about when the old couple above
referred to recognized in the "man ofthe girls
heart, " her own father
For moment all was amazement and sad
ness but on the state of things being fully
realized, the scene turned to one Of Joy. An
absent father had recovered q lost daughter
and the assembled thrOng of friends were high
ly delighted that the affair had resulted as 1t
did. The love that had before burned so
brightly between the twain, had now become
a flame as inextinguishable as the fires of
Vesuvius. Aqueer world, this.
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INCLINED TO BE QUARRELsonE

We heard that prince of story-teIler,. Tom
Galloway, get off the following, amidst bursts
ot laughter, the other night. Squaring him
self and stretching out his legs, he began:
The was once little, slim-buiIt fellow. rich
as a jew, and independent rs the devil. riding
along highway. in the State of Georgia, when
he overlook man driving a drove Of hogs nv
the help Of big, boned, six-feet-ty0 spe-
clmen OF humanity Stopping the last named
individual, he accOSted him
- say, are these your hogsl'
No, sir, I'm TO work by the month >
- hst pay might you be getting friendy''
Ten dollars month, and whisky thrown
in, > was the reply
Well, look here, I'm n weak little. inoffen-
sive man and people are apt to impose upon
me, d you see. Now, I'll give you Twenty-Five
dollars month to ride along with me and nro-
tect me-" was Mr.. Gardner's reply. .But. he
added, as n thought struck him, t'how might
you be on the fight!'
Never been licked in my life, reioined the
slx-footer.
Just the man / want. It's bargain?''
querieJ Gardner
Iars-double wages-nOthing to do but rid q
around and smash fellow mug occasionally.
when he's sassy. Six-footer accepted
They rode along till just at light they reached
village. DismOunting at the door, they went
IN Gardner Immediately singled out the big
80 Hidh III tne 1OOH- ana picked fuss with
him. After considerable promiscuous jawing.
Gardner turned to his fighting friend and init
mated that the licking Of that man had become
a sad necessity Six-foOter peeled went in.
and came out first best
The next night, at another hotel. the same
scene was re-enacted; Gardner getting into a
row with the biggest man in the place, and six
f1oter doing the fighting
At last on the third day they came to q fer
~, kept by huge double isted man who had
never been licked in his life Whilst crossing
the river, Gardner, as usual, began to find fault
and 'bloW." ." The ferryman naturally got mad, ,
threw things around kind o. loose and told
them his opinion of their kind Gardner then
turned TO his friend from the shoulder" =" and
gently broke the intelligence to him, "that he
was sorry, but IL was absolutely necessary to
thrash that ferryman." Six-footer nodded his
head. but slid nothing. 1t was plainly to be
seen, that ne did not relish the job, by the way
he shrugged his shoulders, but there was no
help Tor II. 80 when they reached the shore,
eo.h stripped, AMI at it they went Up and
down the bank, over the sand, into the water
they fought, scratched, gOuged, bit and rolled,
ull at the end of an hour the ferryman cayed
SixfOoter was triumphant, but it had been
tough work. Going up to his employer he
scratched his head for a moment, and then
broke forth
- Look here, Mr.. Gardner. You salary sets
mighty Well,- ,-but-Im-Of the opinion
that you are IHctiHea 10 egHqTreisoMs Here
We only been with you three days and I've
licked the three biggest men in the country :
thlnk this firm had better dissolve, for you
sec Mr. Gardner, I'm afraid you're inclined
70 be quarrelsOme, and reckon I'll draw
IahaBia Gazette
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singular Alfalfa Man Falls i'm Love
With His own Daughter.
LION &c AlbanY Standard- mIu1I

= '--N -hA"h1 cNdnudru, July IL
some fifteen years ago, n man named ,;eor,e
Bristol left this city for the shores Of the Pacific
AZ the time he left, he had a wife and one child
the latter only three years old. They resided
IU the town Of Westerlo. At that time his wife
and child were living with her father Some
two years after, the father and mother of the
woman died, their estate disposed Of TO satisfy
mortgages and Mrs. Bristol and her child were
thrown upon the cold charities of the world for
living She was very feeble in health. and
Oi course was unable to take care of herself.
The mother and child came to this city, where
they lived for some FIVE years at the expiration
of which time the mother died, and the girl was
left alone in the world, to do as best she could
Being now about 10 years old, and a smart,
active, good-lOoking girl, she soon found sit
uatlon IN respectable family. Here she re-
malned till she was IS years old, when she
bound herself out TO a milliner. She served
three years at that business, and had become
mistress Of her profession. Now, the stran gest
portion Of this revelation is to be told The
girl is now over Is years old, and a perfect
model Of her sex
Daring this long interval, it must be remem-
bered that the girl lost all track Of her father.
Her beauty attracted the attention and admira-
tion Of spruce looking gentleman who met her
on Broadway. lie was a man Of about 40 years,
but his appearance did not indicate that be had
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,

La pursuance Of the 18th section Of An sct' of the
SoIpoIaton OF W ASH: gton, entitled lar act reg
uating the dl stribution of Potomac water ,bronSf
out the city of Washington" !" approved June lao
heIepy IN lite scaled proposals in duplicate to he
Iansnntted, one copy to the President of the
Board of Aldermen and one COW tn the p,as VIC
IGent oi the Board of Common Council for the I'M
hshing during the current year, delivered i'm tIis
CITY, OF all water mains, valves. branches henJs
s caps gQls, b5e.p plug hydranis
- o'S'' - ~iso, invite sealed proposals as
aLoSe 20 be transmitted as above, for the trench
valves, branches, and outlets erecting the 6re nimS
h%tHfants, % and hlllng, IaInming, and leyeIing the
dIschns or excavations" ''e
IL lE assumed that there will he reuuired to he
FURNISHED and laId during the current year Sl mo
ieet al o.Inch pipe, and that EaSIy Proposals nj
he considered; the COrporatio., VIII bdueyer ra
serve the right To regulate both the deiivery "a
Iay ylne ol The ploes, AND may requlre more or aSS
than the quantity rEeHs1Oned. - 'o
The pipes To be aor - feet long welE hi ng IN nounds
and proof of 9r pounds to the square inch All
otier h"ioE castings To conform to the patterns
and wei ghts heretofore ado pied by the United states
on the Washington Aqusduct, and to hear inspecs
hon ami proof as above
Bidders will name the price per ton of $40 pounds
lorshe whole amount Gt pipe that may be required
ne fdng the castings for crosses, branches bends
sleeves. and for hydTants. '
bidders for the trcnching and lavIng will name the
price per Ineal foot of pipe laid: tho mea suTe~
ment of which will be the nett length of the water
way. ~ 0i
SPECIFICATIONS and drawings will be ready n the
instant ' ~ viz A-'H
The proposals will be opened in ioint meeting of
the two Boards of the City Council on Monday,
July Ia, at clock p. m.
RANDOLPH COYLE.
uTaso ID
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first lesson. -..
After two or three les sons more, you swim off
from the steps ~ the en- 1, where the water is
deepest, the mati on tn, platform preceding
You with pole, as you a, tempt to make your
way down the large basin. This large basin is
constantly watched, eitherl yQuarnisr himself
or by the swimming master = These are the
only individuals of the male sex ever present
Madame Quarni0r is, as ma, be expected,
perfect swimmer, and takes Al active interest
in all the proceedings
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WOOD AND COAL.

X VIZ ,ANoTHER ARRIVAL.n
w. BATES has just received another cargo
.;S =, inSt superlor RED and WHITE ASH COAL,
~nIcn ne VIII dispose Of cheap for CASH.
ne haA also on hand a large lot of HICKORY
OAK. and PINE WOOD.
riease oail before purchasing elsewhere
n, X. w. BATES, corner l4th and c sts
IN ,fb.-"ood Cut and Split any size and length
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DENTISTRY, &c.

GENTLEMENS' CLOTHING NaDEToop
So ptEh:-We offer gentlemen the largest and
rSIaety T OF llSht CasImeres, Drillings Ducks
Sb Sestngs OF al styles for the present season,
s,rie E Te VIII make To- order IN the most finished
syIe OF tne art at prices at lea 81 twenty ner cont
Snocprf tnah the usual city rates. trial is re-
sPcctlu!IJ asked and satIsiaction ruaraDteed
-. WALL, STEPHENS A. CO
F Ill 522 Pa. avenue. bet 9th and 10th SIS
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iy7 dtIe

=. H. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
time lor receiving Proposals. mentioned IN the
ABOVE advertisement. is extended 10 lTnadav 31,b
mStant, when they will he opened in the Boards of
hI1ertnen ana Common Council. in juint meeting
al O'Clock p. M Specifications of the work IN de-
M 1ail' can he had at the Water Registrars Office ON
anu dlter tne ZIIh instant iy y dtz5th
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ORTAN NOTICE,


MPOR TANT OTICE.
LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
THEIR RESPECTIVE VICINITIES!
Permit me 10 inform you that on and after Mon
M day, the 2rth of June, will offer nv <N
ANEentire stock of SEV
zNE0 FANCY GOODS -
Al hrst cost, and continue Ia sell until Juy IN 81
In August, and my stock being heavy, am an IONS
to turn every dollars worth of goods ints cash II
possible. My long experience In the purchase Of
FANCY Goods, and the very liberal share of pairo-
mage extended To me since my removal to nv new
store-3Sb Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets - encourage me to greater exertIuns TO
please. fatter myself that my rst cost prices will
afford greater inducements than ever before offered
IN this city; and ln order to satify yourselves that
mean what say, most pectfully solicit an ca rly
call. Action speak louder than words NV ktock
Is full and comple In every department, and com
pises some of the very best goods Of the following
classes: -e
Dress Trimming, every style,
Ribbons, French Artificial Flowers,
EmbrOIderIes, Real and Imitation I.aces,
Lace Mantlllas and Points,
swiss and Cambria Edgings and InsertIngs,
Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts,
Tarletons, Illusions, Dress Buttons,
Perfumery, and Notions of every kind. such as are
used by ladies' at all seasons,
Lace and Muslin Collars. every style,
Wide Black Lace, figured and plain,
~ ~ ~ r.. c. STEVENS.
N. B-Straw Goods, such as Bonnets Flats
Hats, and Caps, propose 10 sell even less than
cost; and place Dress Trimming in the same cate
Ali goods charged, ten per cent added. Cash pre.
ferred lie Isl STEVENSS
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CAPoN SPRINGS.

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA.
The subscribers would respectfully inform the,,
friends and the public that they have a
leased the above well known NA
III. WATERING PLACE, lE.HI
nis Rn lease embTacIng the Mountain House, wsdd'e
buiidIngs,&c. Co. and will open for the reception OF
visitors on ths 2Hth of June Inyalds and F.miIis.
can ne accommodated earlier if desired
three miles Of the place. 4 '"'H'-
IL Circulars or other information can he had
oxsrd ng us as above or J. N. Buck Ess, OF
J. c. wADDLE,
J. b. SMITH,
mff-NnSn proprietors
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NoTICLs -
STE M FIR Ell WOOD MILLS
CORNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL.
WOOD Sawed In pieces for SIC. per cord
nv Mood Sawed In pieces for SIC. per cord,
Wo3d Sawed IN pieces for SIC. per cord
Deilvered to any part of the city,
Belvered to any part of the city
Delivered to any part of the cty
hlndll1g, Cooking, and Stove WOOD manufac-
'ure1 reg ana ior sale at greatly reduced prices
Terms CASH.
IL Full measure and weight may be relied on in
MCKNEW Il NARROW
..iIJ Onces-Corner 7th street and Canal and ON
9th street, between III and streets ' "4u oi
,aaI. HI oIdeTs sent 70 either ofoe will receive per-
je6-tf
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THE SEVEN FOUNTAINS, OR WHITE g.
Il AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, Va.
This pleasant Summer Resort Will be open for the
Ccaehes will leave water Lick Station. yEA1
on the Manassas Gap Rsilrosd, daily. af &e.Mkl
msanuc Nal ey Of Powel's Fort Persons leaving
bAiuinoFe ia Washington and Alexandris. IN the
early tram, will arrive al the Sprngs same dsy ,in
3 hS-rsD
The property las been generally improved, snd
new bah House erected since last saasS.
Farm; Garden, and DAIRY are renow- Nv
aburdsnca and superiority Of ~ % G.. ~,
For descT ption Virginia Ilp ,fr nrSd ss.c
Magazine. December. IRr' -sIrstedl .ae Ii,
had by application f. - Full pArtcui,rs - - -
the analysis off, II Circulars, which also con,.S
Rooms he several Waters
To =. Cottages can be secured in .a,--
,"Is - per week or sSa per month. Su'@noo.
doAh. Va SoNeh FOUNTAINS, ShensR d.
jy IS 6ts SAN,I A n,N>-r,
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WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
w WARREN COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT
will he open on the 18th Of May, l85e.
The Conductors will possess eminent VEA0
advantages for obtaining the best provis- lEAI
Ions and deilcacIes of the season from the Wssf-
lngton and Alexandria markets, such as Crahs
i,T, iu,nTr,he,s, FISH, &c, besides supplies Of Mutton,
WIG Honey, &c, from tine markets of the Valley
and Mountalns adjacent to the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond, ana the lower country, will leave Alexandra
Ln the morning, and reach BucktOn Station by the
Manass sas Gap Railroad at y O'Clock the same day
Comfortable Coaches will he in readiness 20 cor
vey vlsltorE to the Springs from BucktOn, distance
one mile. From StauntOn and Winchester daily
line of Coaches connects with the Manassas GAP
Railroad. P
TERMS.
81 ----- ----- --SS SW
%
Shlidren and Servants half the above rates.
To iamIes, or parties engaging BOs rd for several
persons, a reasonable deduction will be made
Mrs. X. PRITCHARTT will have the principal
management and control, aided by competent ma e
assistants IN every department.
FRANCIS q. FOX will be Superintendent
ma 2S-2In
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TNO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
TsIOOR IN worm ,,,r,,,

II AND HENS.
D-LOOK TO YOUR INrERESTn
BY Purchasing your Wood of
49, n. IA NTER, at the X ed Sign, at the new
Cnn,, Coe, corner of 9TH and Canal streets opposite
" lou will not only be sure of full measure.
D;ny DHs you, VIII get your Wood Sawed in 2 s. or I
PissSes' II and Split-(1E any size desired
~ riitN cents per cord cheaper than N is sold
'pH Tf my oLher place IN this city.
H. his Wood is of the Best Qualityl -
Ju.t Best Quality LII
~ he has tho biggest Carts and Boxes,t ~
IL The biggest Pine Kno. Split for
kinilng Wood,l ~.
U- .us.,;, Kindng WOod.S LII
Free of Charge.S III
III Notice. III Ifthe above does no. show how
20 get HI Rich IN it shows where tn get yonr
NJ, HI Moneys Worth. III
NOW please call at the above ofica II rand trv
S-II You Will get a quarter of a cord of the hest
cPInnce flne sawed IN pieces III and Split IN
tor SE pieces for 81 l21f; pieces SI.25: or the
SesI YAK pieces Sl.s7x; pieces 3 l-5n; pieces
$i5Z1a; or the best Hickory, pieces 50: pieces
SIo' pieces 81. All other pacts of cord at sams
Orders left ats w.K. Hand,'s, opposite vii
ARDS hotel or at Wm Ballanty nes sa 7tb street.
or ages wharf at the foot OF h st. promptIv az
tSeh9eo 70. Ohcs removed to the north side OF the
DrIdge corner OF 7th and Canal streets The monay
20 20 nGiGompany the order be ready when the fuel
js "a A.PAYNTER. at PAGES Wharf
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NOAL! COALm COALm,
~ For COOKING STovRs AND RANGES
Coal Prepared Expressly for Each.
irersons orderlng COAL will please state the con-
give entire satisfaction ~ "'-o" VIII
Gn hand; West End Red Ash, Treverton Red,
ASH, ana lamaqua White Ash coal, prepared
expressly for cooking purPosoa. ''''
N-., T. J. Il w. M. GAIT,
afa loot OF 18th street, below War Department
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ELCmE AND FRANCONIA HOTEL, COM
Il PANf, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Ell ne =, ma a. nnagement Of the ''FLUME" and "PRO-
rltsf' HOUSES announces TO Tourists n A
anu atsn. the sumner Travel that they will be eEA0
prepared ior the reception of guests on the llen
y n OF JUNE. These Hotels have recpst'v .,ss.
thor9ug hly renovated and newly furnished are 10
csted n the midst fifth. most attractive ScenaSy
ol the M0gntaIns, being in the iTnmedate vicinity
9i the "oLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAINS tSs
Route from New York via Norwich and worns,
hines 9I the splendid .steaners g. 0sfStihsr
p: m, from Pier = y. ", foot COURTIAND
~ the landing NJ Snathern Trains For further in
formation see small bills ofthe route at the primal
pa Hotels anu Depots, or address r-O
we :. MARTIN, Agent.
CEEn Pier Is. North River, New York
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-The STORE in the ct ar Buildings
next adjoining the Star office. long occupied as
asegar and tobacco store. There is more desir-
able stand IN Washington city foi any retail busi-
ness Apply to w. d. WALLAt;H, at the star
ONCE. 4l-tf
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-Situaeed
"A In Alexandra county, about n mics frorR
6eorgetown, at the intersection of tks GeorRetown
and Little Falls roads, consisting of lOz scres IE-
Sulre on the premises, or Off. RICHARDSsJornor
18th and X streets. Washington, D. G. n lUu
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NOE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRK
THE UNITyD yrArrS Man. STE AIMEE ARA0o

! TIE UNIIJU 81 ATES NAIL NfHAM6B AKA0Os
%. LINES, COMMANDER,
WI eAvc fcx Hawro, touching Souhsmpton And the
malta and psssergsrl 90 saturday July g. at Is O'Clock nom
pey No 81 korth river foos OF Beach SreoS
Thh ship has dve wster tight COMPARTMENT. euciosng Ae
snnes nat To the event NJ collision sraudug
s5ety Of the vrese, and passengers would be secured
Price o. pssaAee In secnnd cabin ST6 and $50.
Baggage not wanted during the voyage should Be
soard the day tators sailing marked below"
In consequence Of the permission introduce broadstu
INTO lranoe FREQ OF duty being vhfrswn, the Fulton and
hrsgo WIN hereafter taks such general freight be Of
tered W. 8, DRAYr;eF, agent, 10 Broad Hay.
B-fhs steamer Fulton Win succeed shs kraso and Ia
August 20
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UuCKINqS' sERENADERs
% OPEN EVGRY EVENING ut tho
WRENCH ThEATRK, o85 Broadys
B. BISHOP BUCKLEY,
GEO. SWAIN BUCKLEY
FRED. BUCKLEY
In conjunction with
Mis- JULIA GOULD,
and their NODE, Troupe OF Ethiopian UornadisDs
New scngv Solos Duets CAogu,es, Dances and pro.
vokng Plantation eccnes. &c. De- ending eAch eveaax
one0f
BUCKEYES BUgLysQyg OPERAS
Doors 7; Entertainment commences O'Clock
NfIss FANNY FiTZ FARREH,
AVA The Youpg mericxn will make her an.
pearance II New FORK this Uhrrsdsy) evening FOR
Mr.. DUFftkLD'B bkkEFir
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NyHOs. WITCH. AuCTIoNEER-OFFfCE 10 SPRUCE
-Peremptory Of HOUSEHOLDS furniture. &c hs
DAY. July a 1859 q 10 q tbs :se:roon 70 Spruce
e bureaus cottage suits csrpsts ocoths hat stands
chandee brackets crockery glassware tubs kchsn
furniture. 10 Sale pOsitlyo
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BROADWAY VARIETIES, ~ GRAND STREET TWO
~ doors rom Broadway.-1he most fashionable concert
room In New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FREE; CONCERT ROOM 10 CENTS.
Mammoth entertainment every evening" pproach.
able company of
Including ,be bs st talent In YorS Just look BILL
read the names. and wonder bow II 10 dopa.
tlgr0ra ELIZA VALENTINI,
the queer Of the rival Of all the proessed lady vocal
ihts OF the concert room, Also will be introduced
NEW AND GORGEOUS DBSiGNs
Novel and supendous effects Magnacent musical festival by
The orchestra. Also, by request, the
FINALE MINSrRELS,
with other attractive day and
evenng-free Concert commences at NO boys admied.
Lady walters attend the concert B-COncert on
Sundays entrance through side doors