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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28
PROFESSOR A. G. POLTI,

Grod""t, ~ mo "inirer.iiy Of Fronce."
or TIE Faculty of Letters, and Of the Facn-
" ty o. Sciences in Paris, tenders his services
a. teacher Of French, Italian, and Ancient Ian
suageS: also. Of Painting and Drawing in their
various branches, viz: Mechanical Topographi-
cal Pen and Ink, and Portrait Drawing
lie refer. with permission 10 Eenry danger
field. esq. Francis l.. Smith, esq, John Burke,
esq, Benjamin Lambert, esd, and DR.. Francis !.
Murphy.
TFRNs ~ TrTloN.--Per quarter Of y lessons,
private instruction., 70 scholar Sl2; two >rhol-
ar. Slu three scholars IS. Terms for larger
rlas.v, 10 be agreed upon. Apply at No. IL,
RaiftaN. street. sep 2S-2awtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28
The Western Indians.

The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
has returned TO this city, as stated, from
a tour of six weeks 10 the Western In
dams. During his absence he visited nearly
all the tribes in Kansas and Nebraska, and
expresses himself highly pleased with the
condition of each, and has entire confidence
in the ultimate success of the present policy
( of the Government, if the system be properly
managed. The OttQes and Missouri tribe,
have large quantity Of corn on hand,
raised principally by the Government en-
ployees. The kickapoos are making rapid
progress towards civilization, cuitvatlhs
their own lands. The Sacs and lowaS Of Mis-
souri, are giving great attention to aSricul-
turc, they have comfortable houses cuitirat-
ed fields, and some stock. The Sacs and
Foxes of the Mississippi are cultivatlmg Inn
tied quantities of land, and manifest great
desire to operate Oh more extensive scale
The Pottowatomies, at least one tribe OF them,
are advancing rapidly in civilizations: they
are possessed OF two prosperous schools, num-
bering in all some two hundred and nifty
students. The kaws have made but little pro-
cress but seem anxious to settle down ana en-
gage in farming. In fact, all the bands, hOwev-
or far removed from civilization are becoming
aware OF the absolute necessity OF betakng
themselves 10 agriculture. in consequence Of
the rapid decline Of the buffalo. The OsascS
entertain The same opinion: they cultivate
some, but 10 4 limited extent. The LuapawS,
SenecaS, and Shawnces, that liys III the south
ern part Of Kansas, may be termed an agricui-
tural people. They al dwell in houses. but
the Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi, the
Ottoes and MisscurieS as also the kawS live
in lodges.
The Commissioner says he was delighted
with the Sacs that he visited, especially
those at the Usage mission. There are lou
students there, and he was astonlshed IN
witnessing the great progress OF the Indian
boys and girls. The Indian girls at TINS
place gave the Commissioner before he lcit,
|, couple OF purses Of silk and huckskln,
beautifully worked i'll beads, which they de-
sired him to present 10 the President OF the
United States. Is a mrmento from the Usage
girls to the Great Father.
Arrangements have been made by the
Commissioner, for treaties with the SacS ANA
Foxes of Mississippi, aud with the haw In
dams Of Kansas. Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

Fatal ENrLosIoN.--Thc boiler OF the steam
saw mill, owned by Messrs. Walston Payne.
Of Edgecomb county, \. g.. situated about
three miles from Sparta exploded ON Mon
day last, with terrible and fatal effect kich-
ard Gillian and Nathan Payne, OF Virginia,
Chas. CAST OF Wilson. \. y, and George, u
slave belonging to the estate Of liarman
Ward, of Edgecombe county, were all III
stantly killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

The citizens Of Lynchburs are to meet
this evening for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to The Convention to be held At
Franklin {. H., on the sth day of November,
which Convention will take into consid"ra-
ton the extension of the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad from that city 10 some point On
the North Carolina line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

Meetings Of the Opposition party OF the
counties of Dinwiddie and Roane were held
on the l7th instant. and delegates were ap-
pointed from each county to attend the Con
vention TO be held in the city of Richmond
on the l4th of December.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

Tie case Of Daniel lIughlett, arrested on
Saturday last Tor shooting and thereby kill
in. James II. Cough. near New Baltimore,
in Fauuuicr county. on Friday night, was
before the Cour, on Monday, but WAS land
over until the next term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

,.,.l..r 25.--The money market Is
"" TT I, FEDERAL and State stocks the de-
II. ra'!. ,., =, improve. In tho United States
Z,7' ,pg r.r cent. was paid. and W Tor
= .ixrs There was but small
Sno" M;..uri>. which were taken at s4s per
'@'h. Inns. brought sls per cent. In Kali
,,ouI, not much done. ,
80 gum from customs yesterday amounted
Las ~ ,S Fbo,s;u.a decline for SOME weeks OF
" s''"." -,.,;,n.. The total amount IN the
>as'1,'t .,,,.m,nt i considered good result.
!Ae DAnS .a,.. Il .pccie 10 the undrawn deposite
!ls %. cent. t. the dollar.
ne, ! - II .orrie from California for the
=" ,,,,,.rs II the present year. amount 10 S3n'-
~ r. III, Baltic brings from AspinHaii ST.
..j5i IN odd. rs, ..r q
4Is ,.r,. ~, 64> barrels Of -four, and 2.O21,-
'@' y..h.r. II whca,--a large decrease as coln-
,;,h the same period OF last year. Inc
Ia, ~ !, The receipts Of -four for the year, thus
:. ~. been .y5y 500 barrels.
i,nI Warrants have gone down to the iowes'
.,,be figure there being no demand ior them
4, nr-..nl season 40 acre warrants, per acre
.,nIooc.; sO's. 6o@7je.; l2Vs, 6O97ac.; lous'
a4-jc. ;o,
,'s..ay,,-"A. our imports of treasure consist
..,,,n,iIy II Mexican dollars, which are used as
,,aj;urn Of exchange with China. to lqu'date
n.,r,e, against u. the falling of of late has been
NICE n some Inconvenience. The China mer'
ans seem suspicious Q: the reception IN then
',r,,v e the new American dollar, aud, in default
Manning Mexican coin, have latterly been ship.
!. LII LIS In leu thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

TuE UNION PRAYER MEEr4>G>.-Th hour
Of commencing the Union Prayer Meetings.
hold each afternoon during the week, NJ the
Hall of the Young Mems Christian AsSoc!a-
ton, is now o'clock, instead of l.. rs here
tOiore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

NOTICE TO GARDENERS AND DAIRY
~ MEN The subscriber viii reut o. lea.c to
Il responsible tenant. that well. known TRACT OF
LAND. called "EL0G HfiELB,' situated III
rectly west u the Aims House. This farm con-
tIins ab1at THIRTY FIVE ACRES, and ], AT.
m!rabiy suited either for Harden "r Dairy rurp"-
se, The laud has been highly improved AMI has
- it a fine PEACH ORCHARD, and ether Frui;
trees. and H. whole tract has been recently en-
closed with new and substantial fence.
IT. The pN ELLlNG, Barn, and Stable. will
r.. be put in good order. and the wkol, rented
Ceased tor q term 81 year, 10 = suitable tenant.
Apply 10 GEO. ID. FOWLE.
-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

Joseph II. Cooksey, the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for Charles county, Md, died OF
paralysis on Sunday night last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28
LOG A L TIE II s.


steamer VI unit Vernon, Capt. Smith. for
New York, sailed yesterday afternoon, about
haltpast clock, having been detained by
an unusually large freight. consisting OF
1000 barrel, of -four, and other merchandise,
from this city and Georgetown. She took
out four passengers, viz: Otis Carl, I. Brent,
j. l.. Nelson, and one unknown.
THEATRE Strangers. as well rs citizens,
who are fond of dramatic entertainments. Will
be >urc to derive much qualification from
visiting the new and beautiful theatre now
open in this city. The entertaining play OF
The Serious Family" was on Wednesday
evening witnessed, and seemingly very much
enjoyed, BY jill appreclatiye audience. Miss
Thompson appears even more charming and
attractive than ever, and Mr.. l.ingham re-
ceives that commentator which his high
genius deserves. Tonight Miss /. is an
nounced as Madame De Beaupre in 'Retrl
button" --anuthrr opportunity for the dis
play Of her accomplishments and versatility.
The aiter-piece this evening is the farce
called The .IucUhitr'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28
PLASTER GRINDING.

for sale hy Ioct lo-eoi@ T. A. BkEWlS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

OYSTER DISHES, ON STANDS: Chahng
" Dishes: Coffee rms and higgins; The old
Dominion Coffee pot: Britannia Casters, Lamps.
Ladies' Pitchers, Caps, Coffee and Tea P"l., Tor
.,I. Ly JOHN OGDEN,
n,, Il Dealer in housekeeping Articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28
NEW CARPET STORE

No. -. opposite Centre Market, bet. an
Washington. oct 2O-dlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-28

on BBI.S. very superior family fLol K. Tor
~ sale hy GEORGE II. koblNSoN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

battle, in which they killed : great many In
dinns, and took from them twenty thousand
sheep and over three hundred head of horses.-
Ten Thousand sheep they drove into the setils-
ments, and not having mon 10 spare 70 tsks oare
Of me res they SO. two rsgi~eas q sOdsss 70
killed them To keep the Indians ftom gettink them
back - - '1is7 -
The Indians throughout Mexico raise iusmense
herds Of sheep. II il nothing to sec droves Of four
and Ave thousand It is the greatest grasipe coun-
try for sheep in the world.
We arrived all snfe in Albuquerque the last day
of October; the next day aftsr our arrival govern
mcnt started wagons with clothing, provisions,
aud an escort to bring the families ip. And
hope they are all in BY this time safS, bot they
will not 10 able 10 70 to California or return 70
their homes without the aid Of governmsnt, for
they had their oil invested In stock, and having
lost 1t all, they arc without means 10 hard
country. To give you an idea Of their loss, will
mcntion tho loss Of one man, from Keosock-
qua. Iowa. His outfit cost him near $20,00O.--
Hc Ind over 200 head Of full bloodcd Durham
CATTLE and a bloodad stallion that he gave - 800
for These Indians made valuable haul but
trust government will make dreadful retail:
alton.
Tho third day aftor my arrival in Albuquerque
started for San Antonio, Texas, Ia company with
a Government trash arrived here last evening
safc and IN good health. Indeed avid noun
tainecr life agrees with me- and you may be.
licvo have had a pretty good sisgs Of It. For
months, with but one or two exceptions, have
not slept under the cover Of house, but every
night In the open air wrapped in my blankets
and would sleep A. sweet n ths King on his
downy couch and envied him not And nearly tho
whole of this time have been isoiatcd from the
civilized world hailed the Hrst appearance Of
civilization in Texas with joy. II almost seemed
strange to see II.
So you zee. Father and Mother, somewhat start
ling and adventurous are the causes which have
brought me where am think Will got Into
business in Snn Antonio, or somewhere not far
distant, where will remain until Spring. whom
think will return home.
PAUL II. WILLIAMSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

The UrAn EXPEDITION. philadelphia
Press publishes letter from Leavsnworth. giving
forty six truins Of wagons were sent out total num-
Dor of wagons, 4,79G. Each train hai 320 yoke
of oxen; total oxen. 1920. Thirty men were ap-
pointed to trim; total. 4,3S0. Ths numbsr Of
pounds Of freight conveyed across the plains was
2I0o0.000 These are the principal items only.
Tho aggregate cost Of tho expedition may bs in
fcrrcd ... 81 4 ,s s4oses aeir II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
WHOLE SALE PAPE n WARE HOUSE.
1 WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE SEQ,

TIAVE constantly hand 1uU stock Of Pr 1NTTN NG,
hwRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all tho
scebra,ed mills the United ssatss Also a a.sost-
men Of Book binding Leather, Cloth Guo 80 Coored Pa
pers kinds Straw Boards Binders and Trunk Boards
Bonnet Boards white and eecsed Pnte oasds and Gard
Tissue Shoe Psper French Folio Post Packet CONNER
cis Letter Note Psper Nahle Paper. Post Once and
Printing and Writing Ink Alan, Bleeebsg Powdc, 10
- Paper Of every description made 70 order, i.-
0fI -. ~ p - ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

IL wei,te Just received another supply Of the celebrated
Victor Merit COOK STOVES, tor wood asd coal whch
were universally the ate gricultural and Me-
rhan Fair this place BY the great saving Of fuol the
hekn.ss OF sting their upeor finish and perfect opera
lion in ,panents Of cooking they acknow
edged be Stoves known We have fted to some
Reservoir water boiler, which Is gTaat
uishnK hot water al all times without any
aduiis fuel being heated by the smoke pipe and without
the cooking arrangements Of the stove
no. dis q a BLISS ca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
At the old stand II Mckinney 4 Bass,
ON MAIN NTNEET,

ON MAIN STNEET,
Opposite 10 the Drug Store of Stnber Jones
THE undersigned having removed hs establishment, and
greatly increased his stock, now offers the m"t exnsve
variety Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, any whore to be had at
establishment his city aud at prices to suit the iimea
In addition To his stock VI 6roeeres he has also STAPLE
DRY GOODS which he will sell low for CASH Te public
requested 10 call and examine for Themselves
dee .iii mo ]. II. SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Northern Oisics 10 1y nc h barg in Jns
River Canal, Usd - S0ash- h-Wes,,rn Nir-
Sinia and Tennessee via Vn. n 4.
nnd kass TeMu. 4 virginin
Railroads.
III AN PREPARED To FORWARD MfRCHASDlSE
u on the most favorable terms and ithout delay.
Having cntro Of M weekly line Ut Boats (Which Will be
made daily as soon as the business III Justify ~ which COM
pei to leave every other day full full goods dc,an
ed no longer than actually to get them from the
wharves. Time, through from New York 10 Knoxville only
~ eivc ar thirteen days.
Owing late reduction in Tolls the Canal the exPcn
ses this little than half hat they
by the Sou h SIDE Railroad.
E- Charges follow the goods to their destna
uou. ALFRED LEE.
Forwarding and Com herchast
jy 1878 On the D,a X. krhmnnd Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

ELUID.7Ja.s q nsss ,a !sssf 10 nNIN1
nov Is dni - 1all J. q. THOMPSON 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

VpAINTO. OILS, Ae- 800 lbs. e Lewis'
Pure Lead SGO0lb lbs Of bet Zinc Paint 500 gallons
.:.:s G.gssc,lS' gscs n psssIy. as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

6ts = REWARD.-Thc above rev ard rR-yyTn
- will be paid for the delivery any $SN4sxH
know ledge that will lead to the OF u ME
that strayed from her about the eth at Au
She Ia old Of large red with white aro.s and
has large horns wich unusually wide apart Apply
his Office. lsepi0ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
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I EHMS

The VIRGIN. ~ Published ally -. r-wsck,ya
per In ante, and weekly at so invariably n al
vance; otherwise 81 10 WILDE charEen all No papa
discontinued cpt Al the option OF the Propricors
mt l all srrearages shall have been paid
ADyERTTR inserted Tor 30 cents square OF
10 lines or le-s 74 for each
unless ordered inner weekly and then % cts
will each insertion II the nnmberof
u marked the MS, will be Publshedor
| . red out, and charge, according
NE EARLY ATES AhE
For quaE.. siy
do
For do semi-weekiy -
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al ontract
r Annual ad will be limited TO their immediate
busin.s or the charged al transient rates
~ All adv srssmsnts appear in the daily and tri
'u~ly paPera -,
t.hI o the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04


Indi xc.i.en nnd Inpurity OF the BIo"d.
From Rtn J. = Hines Pastor Of Adrcnt church. 7os-
DIR have sed your Pills with extraordinary suc
family aud among those am called 10 ys IN Dis
To regulate the Of digestion And parit the
blood the best remedy llaNa ever kno"b and
can conh,leni, rccon mend them nends
Youis j. " HINES.
WAusAw. WyoNIvo Co, Y Oct. "a lso5
DEAR SIR Il using cathartic Pills IN my pac'c"
and hnd them excceut veto cleanse tlc ystcm
and duurifY L fnnuia Ill II Tie lo.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
q. M. sIMPe ON. 4. .,a .a,,.,,. "
lsr:cE:sn. ro 9, s,srscS y . ! sMoraER old

g.HNliuDUWG, VIRGINIA., fc ""
n"s opened large and superior stock ef HoueB
Al kkEriN0 HARDWARE, Teala of every description.
Silver sted Goods Of beautiful deaign SPRING and xes
aud Iv,ag Basl efs Ing Rocking Aad ChafA
Pocket aud Table Cutlery the best EnsiK n merriam
mannis re. Shears sesors and Points q sapsos a.l
Sadderv Hoe Cos celebrated Saws Leather being 9pn
and iemp Packing, Table aud Floor OH Ciothn Window
shas and INA Cornlces House building MAterais ~ treat
varic Shosmakuss FlnainsA Nuts md Wnhetns oNv1fe
Glg. mud Carriages beshc many new aud hAndone
embraced within the above. - -
comprising greater variety than any other psseps ~ Ne
sonih and tboy respectfully nvted 10 cxaAnlns
1HlAl - --- ---L - y j. u. u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04

4 ,nIsDRKNs q SERVANT. .TpCKlNsa:,
ss,ie cnshsms a pence per yard Also large lot q
nsW style cAcos AIs. large supply Of Ccltoa
~ ~ d.sI Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.

LYNCHBURG COLLEGE,
,nn fourth annual ..:aa .;.s. ,n.usa Ss
Il on the 18th sep,emtsr. ~ FSs9f1 go.
s Tss sss and ns l ia
Scientific equal to that cf the hest American seeseeA
dor The ] os q N.Y. H. Bsnfenshp srsdp.o q Do ".
gnis Military Institute and more recently conhsetsd With the
The several % professor. Win have exsavs sA.rs. he
Grammar school In which young win be thoroughly PIP
ROBERT L. BRoCKETT. fsssideHsj Profsassr of Aatp'
: LrcuMaus O MArHEws A. NJ, Proasssss Of Lasa asa
IT, UAsrLr A. b. Professor Of the Greek Language ard
Il DLAskEssHrr Professor Of MssAs.asisssnd Isssrns
Rev. W W wALxrR Professor OF Moral and Mental Sci
sAmUEL aIaLASb A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional Law
D. A. LASononNE, NJ, d. Professor Of Anatomy aDd Phys
GG,sIrrK ApoLrno sARroR IL. d. Predecessor Of Asdsss
Language ,~r,us,, -5ssa II, 1a&a
isLs term Tuition $40 in the Gramnas ssAsst ~
ESQ the Collegiate Dsp.I.msn. for half ss.:,en !. ~
isnsd by addressing the Pres!dsat Hr 80 sne ete1
TmPORTANT no THE LAnsEs.-LH n3N
i TON JoukNAL DE M0DEA AND MONTHLY q.
Port or L rAkis as 40. =
nrsr nnunSs, give. s four highly asi.S. E.si Esssviss
:ss a. o sfsss tissue - p.yss ssns co:n: ~
sSldr.a: p.sra: MY s.pis,ssd Z :s.s 1s%s:s
xr..ns % WMrrsnons % Sosrns--Ds:, D =. 1870
me, by return train one Of year LkrTHAND eI3Sk
K.sa 3. s.is ~
ssresa astenton in regard " sss Rsswe 70
dec d. S'1'' with "''A 'e'p'e' f'Hos, 2 HArrlEwsm
SeM.sRnEEEee Ee. GyASS, }s;s F,sS% 3. m. ssa.ass
y ~. y 4.
rhoyass q Lime a. than sns s p"ss ass .S
.mosials resolved. superior )" |" 'es'Hs SDEssok
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-04
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

COUGMs, COLDS, mOA NELL
COCGH, GROUP, AsTnMA, IN
CnPuENr CONSUMPTION "a
for the relief consumpe patients in stages
of the disease. =.
We not speak the public Of i virtues Throush
out every town. every hsuas Of the American
wonderfu ofpnlmonary complaints nave made
already known Nay the famiesin civilized
without personal experience o.
effects yet communities any where which
have among living trophy Of Its victory oves
the subtle dangerous dases OF ihe throat and lungs
While the erul antdots yet known to man tx
the Formidable dadgerous diseases OF the pulmonary or
also the reassntest aud safest remedy that can be
and young Parents should have
10 stre against ,padious that steals upon he
Weave abundant gounds 10 believe the Ch
~ lives by the consumptons preve.ts
than those Kee? by and cure your colds
while they curable neglect them until human sk
canker at fastened on the vais
your life away All know the dreadful fatality OF Jug
dsorers they the virtues Of this remedy ~
not sbem II |, still made the best
can be toll to produce " tic
possible and thus afford th~s who rry on TUG
best agent which skill furnish for their =
PREPARED BY pR J. g. AVER,
Practical and nsiyticsi Chemist. I'owo", Masas
soLD BY u
j. II. SEAY, ,Lynchburg; PURCELL. LADD 4 CO Rich
mond N F. RfyEs, Pstsrsbnrg; ~ A. SANTOS Noriolhs
and all Drug J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

GAN FRANCISCO HOUSE,
- Ill Nassau street. Am, lately occupied restau-
rant by Captain Cox.
Mr.. CHARLES GALLAGHER, late Of of Gallagher
Grant San Francisco having leased the above
TO inform his friends and the public that II
WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY Nov. H.
first class Lunch and Coffee Hense fitted up conducted
on the California plan, with the style Of
CALIFORNIA BAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-13

CADEMY or MUGIC-THE EICILIAN vEEPERS.
"A NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST THREE NIGHTS or
THE SICnIAN vESPERS,


A CADRxY or MUSIC; - sICIILAN vEsPERs
a0sr $$H sI5Sia V.sSHss NIGHTS OF
rss q snS fs Is AND
m'd' he PTsRss fsssS '''
Immense success Of The new opera
the Academy Of Music having been let al ont ago
the grand Charity F THf fo o PsGsme sE.
VII in
ana Es TaE NEXT Ssx FS %hR X wEE
which are therefore the last OF the fall will take place
MADAME ALBERTINI.
isR N A. IN a9 aE
A01a world rs TaE sAsG sfCd 5x
and the revival of Meyerbeers
with most extraordinary cast and entirely new and magnd
- on F dSSNb H1 EyEs RfeH Eov.r
FIN sA sRessfsn Sl 3 ATfi'f. Of
s9Rselsass 8 r. t5ss. Rfss
MADAME ALBERTINI
will nae her first In the role Of Leonora
which she has created" at tho grand theatre of In Scala
sIGNoR BEAUcARDE
n Vk
for hS TX ssaSE Y Fos NEXT WEEK
ss Ss
TmsnRspAy-pebut, in America Of Madame ALBRRr1Nr
in Y TRovAToRE with the grea, Tenor. signor BEAU;
CARDE, az Manrico which part expressly composed
FRIDAY-Positvey the last nigh, Of the sICILIAN YES
sATURDAY-oRAND MATINEE, on an extraordinary
MONDAY-Frst night in America of the MAGIC FLUTE.
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RAILROADS.


NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE So TO ALBANY
On and after Monday, Nov. IA 1850 trains will leave Twenty
fourth street Station New York, as follows
For Wlliamsbtdge $50 and II A. NJ 80 and $50 L. M.
For White Plaina, 1890 and 7. NJ.
For White Plains Gas Z. NJ from depot corner White and
Centre streets
For Croton Falls, p. NJ from Twenty sixth street.
ror fullerton, 3 r. NJ, from Twenty. sixth street.
For Albany, A. NJ from Twenty sixth street. mail traiu
,,,,, Returning will
Minamsbridge, GAO and $50 A. NJ, / and $40 2, N,
Mmte iains o and I: % A. M, 40 r. M
Croon Falls A. NJ
Mtllerton, A. M.
ALBANY, II a, NJ mail train.
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