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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd y lTH,
RICH MOND. VIRGINIA..


RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
REV. NJ D. HoGE, D. D. PRINCIPALS,
A NJ DUPCY, A. NJ,
Of this Institution will be re
4 i sumed on TUESDAY the Sd day Of January, lSGo,
! INSTRUCTORS
Rev Moses Hoge D. D. English Literature and Biblical studies
Dupuy, NJ, Mental and Moral Philosophy and NAturA
4 Sciences. - ,.,
4 guages and History.
l Miss Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department.
1 Prof Charles Sebert, Piano.
l Madame Mathde Estyan Vocal Music
4 Prof A. La Bombsric French.
! Pref @. Perseo, Italian, Drawing and Painting.
genor Carlos COrdoyez Mera, Spanish.
I frof Heinrich Schneider, Harp
| Prof o. A. Ericssion, Guitar.
English Literature which have been found
ya interesting instructive will be continued Young Ia
dies redng city who longer their studies al
the prescribed hours without
y being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
\ TERMS.
Board months lending last day Of June 1900 goo w
TrI,on RI ihe Ppeparaory Department 30 90
40 In ordinary English branches .... . ...... 20 90
do In advanced do do ..---...-........ ~ w
Modern and Ancient Languages each ~ W
Music Vocal and Instrumental piano and Guitar, for one
Of hourpe week ~ w
FOR two hour each 80 WO
L. of piano 10 90
Ys,gr.in crAyon ............. 25 20
y s,,jnS in water colors 80 90
D. intinSia oil ........... 40 90
Boarding Department under the control Of Mr. and Mrs
D ny Parental control the young ladies en-
tru,t ted 70 their care.
Dr Hoge will take pleasure answering letters Of Inquiry
with gard the school All business letters should be addressed
~ A. N. DUPUY.
ja2 -d1y Richmond, Va
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.


ExTRA0RDINARYA AUCTION SALE or ca
IL MAJ AND WAFER POWER IN THE TOWN on WELDON,
. ne Of s .Is so
Roanoke Navigation Company .i on The I'm day o. AP fse
Water Power at and the said Of Weldon
beginning q great fails o. the Rossol and srn
mating at the foot Of the 10 the town Aso three
fall Of feet and around Eaton. falls With Csnah vii
be sold all the lands he margin OF The same belonging
~ CASTOR Weldon neiudng Aaneise Loets
fT sIs snS a S .Ss .
prise without superior In the Southern country. There Fall
passes the falls Of James Weldon
with Raleigh and With Wilmington II The centre Of creed
ngy productive country An abundance Of cotton grown IN
sfsaes The lower Roanoke region prov.rsal Tor re- pro.
Of corn and The upper for Wheat with which Weldon
Purchasers are invited examine ts property and Mr. Ba.
residing Weldon will show to all Who desire 70 seeh and
Tysss Of sale vii be third cash. Il. months. one
rsaSred BY ,Se Act Of he state Of O.
rH6s McGEHsE PROXY Of The state Of North o.roliua.
w WIN H. %Essos oT Z. soc a Ssi ass-da.
WIN PANgILL, Auc,'r.,
Who WILL at any Tine furnish all Necessary nfOrm.tsa IN
gard to the property. either in person or by letter
AUCTION SALE
WE will sell Office gratkn street. day.
w Ing at 10 o'clock 10 or IL hkSy ySHSg nssrSs,
| ap9-dtetf BR WNlNG, hOoRE Co
BY HECTOR DAVIS, Auet
SO NEGROES day 10 O'Clock .Il sell any Itsy
ja2sTdu Aset.
BY DICKINSON. HILL CO., Aucta
NrEGROEs.-THs DAY, a, 10 O'Clock, viii be sols 50 Ne
| Gren. DICKINSON HILL 4 co.,
| de22-d4m Auetoaeers
BY PULLIAM BETTE kuets
viii ; si II; sO,o s; al s:l''i
| franklin Street
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ID IL. TAYLOR has just received another OF DRIGGf
PATENT PIANOS the only Pianos constructed truly sci
enthc principles for strength durability TO keep In tune
retain their tone they far superior TO all other Pianos
They are highly admired by all who have heard them.
\. THALBEKG says OF them:
and noble 1t has capacity for sustaining
the singing and volume Of power have
exccled In Depth purity sympathetic
GOTTsCHALK, sTRAKOsCH MARETZEK, and many othe
eminent Professors say Of them:
The OF the equal the best Grand Plano Pors and
excel pure musical information and actual power
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
PoR APRIL 1850.
FRANCE BROADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

TIE Managers call he attention Of the pabc 10 me OioiH.
Splendid Schemes 20 be drGicR IN Wilmington Deiodre,
BYSTATE 4 UTHORITY
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CAUTION.

Persons living at distance should he extremely cautious
whom they order Lottery Tickets Certificates Of Packages OF
Tickets country flooded with bogus and swindng Lotte
held 10 invest
In them Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 TO $4,000 head their
hemes-vith Tickets One Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes
offered Tickets Dollars All SUCH In Instance
frauds. and them for Tickets II Is much
thrown away without the chance getting prize
beware OF s Lotteries where the Capital Prize unusuay
In comparison price Of Tickets In instance where
large Prizes offered small cost Of Tickets down for
a certain fraud.
Wilmington DEL with prompt attention. and the printed
--N'- TRANcE BRoADBENTs CO.,
Wilmington Delaware
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SILVER RE,

SIL y Z W a K r,
OF the richest and elaborate character Manufactured by
~ sAMUEL KIRK SON IL Baltimore street, Baltimore Nd
Established l>l5-rebuilt 1891
silver and Dinner Services,
silver Pitchers AMI tlrns,
Silver Butter Coolers,
Silver Walters,
Silver spoons and FORKS.
And other articles OF Silver Ware Watche Wery
Diamonds, Plated Ware, Cutlery, &C. &C. apil-d8m
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DREPAYMRNT OF FREIGHT.-Ata NEE

DREPAYMENT OF FREIGHT.-Ata meeting OF
Directors Of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany April 1860 following resolutions adopt
RsAred That the h day Of May the freight charged
good, persons living Staunon Mynesboro Char
oesyle Gordonse Louisa Courthouse, be collected at
those points praridei That Mt ct0le dss cOnsgE
lsHf he J.05 be1rsIy PARTON d tIk.H ipi Zee 1esI,
they will be sui be- stored at the owners
II the Company shall find It necessary.
Rss0rsa That after the Isl day July next this Company will
goods sent to Richmond from other
point
NotThe freight for goods sent to the above named depos
required b. prepaid in Richmond unless consigned
% ~ resistant Of those places.
Goods any other point to the road from this
place should be consigned to forwarding merchant in Rich
nond STEPHEN HUNTER,
Apll-d&w2w Principal Freight Agent
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SCHU ETZE g. LUDOLFF, MANU-
- PACI URERs Of IRON FRAME q RIA Nd 4zfE#ER
SQUARE, and PARLoR GRAND PIANoFoRrEs, ETM
mae with 81 the improvements conducive TO
TiorItv Of Ose durability. GOLD MEDALS
awarded at York In 1851 SO and 49, and In St
Louis 1859 Dealers Schools and Families will money by
calling befo Purchasing All instruments guaranteed for three
years erosms 81 BrOome ST., "a few doors west Of
broadway EEv YORK. fe2O-3mo
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SEly1iu-A Oar,yr. named Tom jenkins, who went
fon Ibis city 10 Petersburg SUnaay, ON a VISIT was
7oag through Bsudiorj on Noni,v risht quite late
sael Dee was met by two men VITO represented them
selves % Boz police They arrested him audi proposed 20
a,e BIN 90 JAIL Jenkins offered sl Dis money 20 De re-
ased aud SAID De would 20 directly 10 R,chuond. The
gus police accepted the amount bur demanded more
ad seircaed him 20 obtain ,ou' POI, had given up all
ae aos then requested them ,o put him in the right di
rc ion 20 Richmond They took him 90 the City Point
pa. cad which road be took and landed himself AZ Cy
fon tie returned Petersburg Tuesday morning, aud
receiving assistance from barber there started Tor Rich
nold in the next train.
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O'Acrr CorET-Yesterdsy, David Schriver, Indicted
'' stealing $500 from Daniel ODonnel the 18th ult,
N discharged from proseoutou.by the ENTRY Of Holis
5Ay Z Hardamau indicted for receiving $50 Of the
80 money, knowing the same 20 have been stolen, was
80 40 found guilty. The term Of her Imprisonment
'ls Feaienuary, was dxed al five years
4Af IaKEE CoNPArEiors.-Mr. JnO. W. Davies, has
''ea pyramid, al bis marble yard on 9th street. on
20 he wi place. this morning. marble busts Of CLAY,
isitA, and CALHoCS. The hrst viii occupy a central
oo aud be elevated above the Others, and when the
S.,s-oa passes two young ladies will hold noral
h-a over H. Thestructure will be surmOunted with a
''>il bearing the inscription Of The Union
NAfoH7oRiAL.-Nr. Geo. W. L. johnson, representa-
- he Philadelphia hquirsr, has visited Richmond
- 1s purpose Of furnishing report Of the inAugur.-
- Us Gay Statue. 70 The sIeslent Journal with
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- SPECIAL notice. cen

49, number o. dnsqhed Gentlemen having accept.
OF uENRY CLAY the l2h the Directory propose
d1uer he Exchange Hotel All persons DESTROYS Of
participating the dinner procure tickets application to
l. NM. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

hudson RIVER RAILROAD-FOR ALBANY AND
IL Troy connectns with trans North and West.
ysos csasssss srRsws rsox rslRry.rgRsr .vegwT
grYfe., and IL A. NJ and ia lIiD A. NJ snisa0P.x.
Troy sai Albany NAL asas s;@P.a
troy .nd hs:ny tyaA sleep iois Pm sunday,
RoashNsr,sie tran. T.soAS. SAN an8issPa
Peskssiii tram. 4P.M s:1P.y
ans sns tram, lgA; ~ and iossA M, ia $50 ans7n
A. y. SMITH Superintendent
Nvgw YORK ALBANY AND HARLEx RAILRoA9.-
~ Per Abany ard Truy, connecting with the New
Centrs Railroad for si points Vest, North aud Eiuh
and With the Northern Railroad for Ru
Burlington Psttsbrr Rouse Point Ogfenshurg and s0n
and after Monday, Nov. % 1sS0 trains will
twenty srth street station, View YORK, foowsF1r a.
bsny A. n. aud r Express snd 10 20 A ". ksprcs
mai tran For CIcton Fals NJ stoprirg ., al atom
above Iorsvie. For White Plans, s.l5 A. n, s1adst
r VI sioppins s Al sailons For white Plains 6is
from whs stree, depot s,orping ss. s's,Ioss Pro
sre.l depot storp At all stations For Williams erldgf
ii.ab H. "Wednesday and saturday oniyl from fwent
sixth street depot stopping At al stations Retnrn ~ eH
leave A bauy A. " srd 4 ~ Y. " East albany t'is
and ASP Fxpre.s train. Aibsny N A VI fax' A
bany it.i5A. " Express mail train grnt0n Fsl1s
atnrr M at above fremont, White Pans $40
aud 10 A. and Ap y. w., stopping A a. s,sonf
vlv'.ns Bridge, ~ \. u. and Y N stopping sss
ocns. vul'ams PrdEe - ?. n "Wednesday aa1 stlrda'
Jcas brscaILI. ,srsAs, sussr.a'.Sieal
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STYLE STYLE, STYLE
CHARACTER
CANTERBURY, cANTERBuRl, CANTERBURY,
We submit the following
NOTICE
From the
SUNDAY MERCURY.
CAsryRruRr Music HALL-knowing. we do, that
jogi,y o: known "Conccrt SaIoon2" sc
npthins than ve.tbue- Of gambling hels and
pces have frequently warned the beware OF
th Mhe than occasion have the
absence of thoroughly respectable places of entertainments
where respectable could receive hcahfu
London there several Concert Halk which
ghly respectable audiences Of both
such eveeen artists that OF the leading ocalist
acorS, artists pantommist- and dancer, them their
musiae but until the Canterbury opened by Mes~rs
fox currsn, New York amusements nj lower rates tlsn
those OF the theatres neither mered received the patron
age OF respectable people.
receni yisit 70 the Canterbury Concert Hall td3 Broad
vey, enables psc ulars
agsmen character &c The propretors Englishmen,
conduct their establishment the English
II luxuouxy fitted up with jou rta scenery,
elegant revolving arnchairx tine mirrors ani
hOr accommodation aud appointment of first class
mission the entertainments offered first class every
particular Ap example of the talent engaged
mention tbe uf well known and lsient~i conlrb
Miss Adah isaacs Menkcns the nmlable Erzh bufo
Menken aud Cowcll their eng men,s
evening. The win APPEAR a
panomiDes musical burlcss and bartS prrphrei
pressly and doubt that she win prove
charming on The stage ~ she !. IN literature
and rersonaiions Ogden VIII HIS inm,a bile
delinestiou rish and the
eis Of the comny are announced for new ballads danca
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

Wednesdays and sssaraays IN Ne~ yers scodsss scd
Thursdavs tuesdays and frdara IN brook yn Circulars -
terms kc, may be bad at ether Acsdemy,
&,,ptvE SArvsGEAU.s pkN,rNG hcNpEvY ~
M HrsldWNy Gten every uternarr nd crenug fhe
s.',es 1r,...~Isf. peatwt WRe Dtnx 7 fss frnf-.
p,r.s ..tAa sad 81 et4s t,bya.e.. -susa
we've .es 9ns
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INTERESTING FROM CHARLESTON
Proceedings Of the South Caroli-
ma Sovereignty Convention.

Interesting Letters from Gen. Houston, Vim. 6.
RiyeS, L. Q. c. Lamar and Others.
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THE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION oF
Il PICTURES Oh THf FRENCH SCHOOL
Now ufcn day and evening,
Also, from "a " ioGr ",
ADAM AND EYE,
Al hOtpiIS
No. T72 Bruadway corner of Nin;h street
AdmitNuce 70 ccnts each.
SrHvITsLE Director
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GRAND HOP
"CIrY wfDE AwAKES,"
AT
The NEW ryNING) HALL.
Opposite the Academy OF Music,
THURSDAY EVENING, c0'h OF Dcccmbcr.
Music by the National Guard Band.
Tickets 81 may be obtained from Auy member OF the fot
lowing committee.
A. ~ Coffin, 80. ~ Front street,
D. N. Hubert. Ne 6s Pearl street
.eorge Marshall, No. W West Z7tb street.
g. n. Hefnms, No. ~ West Broadway
A. Hayward, No. a3 W all street.
W. v. Camp, No ~ Hrnad street.
A. T.. Thotnell No - Wall street
n \. Hsydock. No 81 Pine
y. H. Pinskney. OfuCc Receiver of Taxes, pagk.
Alien EuthsrfOrd No Us broadway.
&. H. Patrick, No. 5l0 Broadway.
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THE STATE OF THE union.
Important Epoch in Our
National History.
AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPTAl.

COnciliatory Speeches Of Senators John
son, Douglas, Crittenden and Hale.
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SHIPPING.

STEAMSHIP KEDAR, TO SAIL FOR LIVERPOOL On
- Thursday next h inst, has splendid
ior few hrst class passengers S5 each Apply
NARD No Bowling Green
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QOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AsIA-PoR LIVER
~ pool-The ASIA L. s Lott, commander will sail from
ae company dock a. Jersey City with the mails and pas
requested be board by II NJ The
PERSIA will sail on the I'd January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

WILL CLOSE ON TnuNDAy, TfIE 2rTH INST. Ar
w l0P ", the nrst exhibition az the Afs,s Fusd
ety. now open ~ the National Academy Design Tent
street. near Broad way with hne ~ Coie Leslie In
man. Doughty Durnnd Huntington, tAscar kcnselt I'd
i,ond ctsy kess,er Migno Church and other. The PC
1fee specially conrburd by members ~ the 3cfey Tor tho
tenent Of The fund VIII be sol auction saturday even
ing, atsP ", by Mcssrs. BANGS MARVIN co, a the
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NEW HOWERY THEATRE
IN Sole proprisors. Messrs g. L. Fox antJ w Lingard.
NRDSEspAy, pEcKxEuf 10, 1850.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE AT O'CLOCK.
The grand legendary Equestrian Drama of
HERNE, THE HUNTER;
on TIN FOREST FIf>p AND THE DENoE STEED.
With Mr. j. j. kai1nn's Seec OF
% REAuTifiL HORSES,
And all the talented Dramatk Company in the
EVENING PERFORMANCE, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
HERNE, THE HUNTER.
Concluding with the romantic Melo Drama of
THE DEVILS OAK.
DRyANTs' MINsrELs
ID MECHANICS HALL Az Broadway, above Grand
street.
Monday December IT, and night during the week,
RICHARD III. RGRLEsQUE
Dick. Dan Bryant Hank Jerry Bryant
Wambold, Hilton, Berger and Gould,
The popular vocal quarete. chorusses &C
PEEL and MOTION,
In their inimiaeie double shuttle and Irishr reei
Miss Isspp fling Mac Dill DArrols and Plantation
Change OF time Doors open at 61a. Commence ~.
Tickets IS cents
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MILITARY.

ftfTf fGkENADfERS-THE MEMBERS AND Ex MEM
~ bers Of the above requested assemble
the Armory Mercer House this evening At IL o'clock TO
friend, james Mcclure Punctua attendance requested
Capt ID DE COrRSEY,
Lieut.. j. w. DEMPSEY,
Lieut. JOHN MOORE,
HENRY j. GRACEY,
CHARLES GOODWIN,
CHARLES COULTER,
JOSEPH L0WUEN,
ROBERT IRWIN.
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cluding the wonderful baby Clown, viii continue their
tgaUfoinary performance ~ usual
In addition % the above,
Forty other Performers Forty other Performers
fHly other Performers Forty other Performers
engaged
the great
tANTERht kN.
foX ACtRRAN, PropHctors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

AIRS n. r BowERs HAVING SOME wfEKs Dfs
IN engaged will BE- pleased a. treat with Managers
ring engagements Please address b. box as Poet ofce
NtW yorb eity
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A 800 GRAND PIANO, NEW TWO MONTHS AGO n,
N octave for one half its costThe present panic alone
forces me TO offer for sale of the most supeby finished
Any lady or gentleman about purchasing piano. who will
take the trouble TO call and examine this instrument win
surely be satisfied that $325 perfect sacrifice for this piano
Great want Of present funds induces this
sold this week Reference direct makers required
faction guaranteed particular Call
dence 349 Ninth the OF Thirty st.
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AMUSEMENTS,


kvIBLOS GARDEN.
IN sole Lessee and Manager ........-..JAs NJ Nixon
FOURTEENTH WEEK
OF the engagement Of the er1nent
AMERICAN TKAGEDIAs
Mr. EDWIN FORREST,
Who viii for the second time in four~enrs apuear M
RICHARD III.
On WEDNESDAY evening, December 10
III be presented Shaksperes historical Tragedy OF
RICHARD III
THE BATTLE OF BOSWORTH FIELD
RichsrS Duke Of Chester MIR EDWIN FORREST
Henry VI Mr. Canoi Lord Stanley Mr. T. r. Morris
Richnond Mr. r. H. Conway Oxford Mr. Taylor
Dukeof hursingham q Fisher Blunt Mr. Harrison
Prince OF Wales MksK FISHER Tire Mr. Goudson
Tressen. Mr.. A. W. fenno Dighten Andrews
Caesby. Mr.. Hzrkins Lord MayUs .. Mr. Martin
Racin Mr.. Becks Duke OF York Miss Beane
Lieut. OF Tower Mr. Cooke Queen En6beth Nine Pons
Ftre@ Mr. Ellis Lady Anne. Mrs FL Conway
Duke Norfolk. Mr. Donadson Duchess NJ LeBrun
scenery by Mesrs Hillard aad W. e. Maeder
on FRIDAY Mr. FoGnssr vln appear
RICHARD III.
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Passage Of the Senate Union
Committee Resolutions.

The Resolution Declaring that Slaves
are Property by the Constitution
Defeated in the House.
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DHfLHARMONrc SOCIETY or NTw YORK.
u Nineteenth season, Is0t-l~l.
SECOND CONCERT AT TTIE AoADENl OF MUSIC,
Saturday evening, Dec. ~, l%~
ORCHESTRAL PIECES.
Eeethovrns Pastoral symphony, Fe@klaenge Pocme
phoniaueB. by IAsy1 and IubeL overture By Weber.
SOLO PERfORhEkN.
Meksrs VI WILLS, Piano. and ~ hERgNFR, NfOloncpiO
Conductor. Mr. CARL BFRGMAYN
Tketa FOR aae tho @ual plses All iirkets sod the
door on The evening Of the convert will he ~ b0 eaoh
Doors opcn " Z; 10 comnsncc AZ oclck preciaely.
By order. 4. sPIER, secYessry
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ESOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRK.-ON SATURDAY,
IL Jsnuary s. the United States mai steamer FULTON,
J. A Walton, commander will sail from pier North river.
foot Of Beach street. Saturday January at noon.
h steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort has dou
engines under deck encosedby water tight
Which besdes other results tend the event collision or
ssrAndnS keep the pumps free 70 work and ne
oafety of vessel and passengers
Price Of passage In second cabin, 376 and t6Q
For freight 0,passage apply 70
GEO. HACKESzIE, Agents, No. ! Broadway.
The steamer ARAGO viii ssil Feb q
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"ISTEk GARDEN.
w LAST THREE NIGHTS, -
LAST THREE NIGHTS
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
This evening "Wednesday
Nix. EDWIN BOOTH
will appear for the first time IN the role OF
ROMEO.
YOUNG LADY
OF this city who will make this OCCASION her hrst appear
the stage.
On Monday December a. Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

,eili comic and fancy dancers and pantominlst
present uf~n cement Managers wishing 80 negp
ise will please address No " East Eleventh street ~ "
N-TBLos GARDES-TT ESDAY. DEC ~ isD
~ J w. NIXON has the honor Of announcing that be has
made enra cement with the
ZDt AYES
Soldiers OF the French army.
original founders OF the
THEATRE At fNkEHNANN,
during he rirn.sn War whos.
PERFORMANCES lNDFR THE TNFMy'S FIRE,
aYsi forr the allied armies gained surh rvnown
The the ladies o the company Tho bat,
ties In which these Lenase artists engaged Alma
Bmlmklaya, Inkrrrnann. Naakon snd ~ebaSiojol
The military proving the authenticity sat the
them By Napoleon III, Emperor the Frenc
an b. at the BOX ofte on application.
Their nrSt ferfo'mAnse viii tc given
SATURDAY EYFNfNG DECEMBER =
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MUSICAL.
49,.
A GREATLY IMPROVED PIANOFORTE,
"A LIGHTE 4 BRADBURY,
Manu- Acurers Of of oversrung patant
suated full iron frame grand SQUARE Pianofotes No
a2l Broome street. Pianos 20 rent
A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIASOFORTE,
"A round corners carved legs and overstrung
full iron plate, lined with satinwood, nhid
pearl keys has all modern improvements made order
the present owner has been but months; fully
guaranteed for three years; $500 will sold $e
including stool and also elegant Psrlo Suit $500
Tor $40 Inquire at ~ West Twenty sixth street Sh
avenue.
4 am CIR ANn NEW MQYIuS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-20
Dried Fruits !!

nRIED Blackberries, Dried Currants, Dried Cher
d ries, just received and for sale by
HOFFMAN, BENTON l. CO.
XsGregor, November 20, ls59tf
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Old Zion Church was completely filed with
the Old Settlers aud their friends to join in cele
brating the Anniversary of the Organization Of
the Territory Of Iowa, yesterday. A large num-
Der Of ladies were present. The exercises were
opened by Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Clark, and
music by the Brass Band. The audience was
then addressed by J. G. Hall, Esq, concerning
his first impressions Of the country and the man.
ners, customs and laws of the early settlers
The address was able and listened to by the
large audience with attention throughout.
Aessrs. Hawley and squires afterwards sang
songs Of the olden time, in style highly appre-
ciated by the audience. "The Pilgrim Fathers .
and John Anderson, my 10" met with no less
welcome than when sung so many years ago,
by the Old Settlers
The whole audience joined in singing Aud
Lang Syne" standing. The walls of the old
building in which the meeting was appropriately
held, sent back the chorus with rns, strongly
suggestive Of the superiority of the days Of auld
lang syne to these degenerate times
The following officers were chosen for the en-
suing year, being elected by reclamation:
President-General A. c. Dodge.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cook, J. C. Hall, II.
W. Starr. N. D. Browning, Jno. Il. Gear and
Thomas Hedge.
WIN. Garrett, the present Secretary, was re-
elected.
The exercises concluded in tho evening with q
Grand Supper and Ball at Grimes Hall