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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03
Saws saws !

TUsT received a good stock Of Saws, such as C. s.,
u Muley Mill Saws, sash Mil Saws, Cross Cut Wood
saws tor power, GiTcGlaT saws for power, Cross CutSaws,
Hand, Panncl and Ripping Saws, Cross Cut Framing Saws,
Back Saws, Wood, Saws, FeHoees webb and Key-hole
Saws. For sa1e atAthe I PIPER Hardware Store by
Dec ?, '59-*tf c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03
AzL2
s ewing N c 4 e i.
"a ~
SOMETHING NEW!

TIME want of q Sewing Machine which would
/ make, with facility, an elegant and strong double-
thread stitch-a machine combining the good points of
the high7priced machines without their complication of
machinery and which could be Manufactured and sold so
cheaply as to bring it within the reach of those who most
need the assistance of 4 reliable machine, has been we'll
understood by the public generally, but more clearly
perhaps by these who wanted one but could not pay the
price.
Such a machine is now presented to the public under
the name Of - PEARL"
Twill not Slain for the Peark-aslis usual with all sew
ing machine Observation-Disclosures it is better in ali fesT
poets than all others, but viii simply say, that the ease
and nOiseless manner in which it performs the most de1i-,
cate, difficult and sewing, win commend it-andi
give 4 repGUstion. (
Some Of tue advantages possessed by the Pearl over
other machines NAV be mentioned
Its simplicity of construction obvi2tes the necessity Of,
the usual long list Of printed Instructions that accompany
most other machines, for running and keeping in order.
any person Of ordinary MECHANICAL skill can learn in a
short time how to manage the PeaFFSnd do good work on
it. The Pearl does not drop stitches. by q very simple
and Ingenious attachment to this machine this difficulty
is cfectuaIiy overcome. 1t does NOT. broIki tehdlcs-al-
lowing plenty OF space in which the needle cai pass up
and down, there is no danger Of this trouble. II works
cult to manage.
1 AN apshafizsd by the manufacturers to warrant the
machipe To DO any kind of family sewing satisfactory,
and to be free from any innperfection in construction.
all who wish bu see or buy an excellent sewing ma
chime are invited to call and examine the Pearl.
c. PLATF, ASaNF ~Hf
For Delaware and Uniou Counties.
No. 5, WILLIAMS BLOCK, Sept 9~4|59:1tj i-pE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03

TusT received q good stock Of the Best City
Dec 9, '5g. @tf .r.-4f.f. g, c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-03
Silver Soap. .5eo

A NEW and Excellent Article for cleaning Sill
"A yer and Plated Ware just receivee at
Dec l6, SO NO. 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-09
wv OHIO STATE LoAN-ss, 400, 900

OHIO STATE LoAN-ss4o0o
orricx OF TIE CoAxlssoskRs
SINKING Fgsp or INK sIArK or OaIo
four hundred thousand dollars applied excasiTsiy
@ az Ls I a os nsa sn
thai "reminiscences sinking Fund The s,s.s
fs am .1 ssa :sI en- s ssst q
Ssa5
in,eres, from the j.. day Of January 1851 70 b paid semi
isi &
& ss a. ls snd ~ and n e ae
shall b. accordance with Of the conditions follow
may dem to E. he most % The
pleasure the STATE After the sis
Bearing interest the Of per per annum
and a the pleasure Of the stale after the siss day
Each popesa must state distinctly for which of these
desired prices hundred dollars nrss
ss s Ds ne ss
New York city payable to the order Of the for
@ IN
sidue o. hereinafter specified Cor hst pur.
pose No bid a. less than me value e the ~ Or
ed bid shall be deemed made either whole
q the rate speced may 70 the bidder regard
being mad TO the he other Sap proposals. ,.
awarded to him. win be allowed TO each suecessu bidder
Be- the II as he aha Sr 'an W"
the 18th Of December 1850 the Ohio Agency
city of New York, which and place the
awarded will be ready delivery Certificates the Funded
Debt of the state OF Ohio redeemabe the LIST
1851 win be received n payment OF part OF the loss
hereby contemplated.
The deposits OF the unsuccessful bidders viii be returned
them application at the Ohio State Agency the day
next subsequent TO the opening of the proposals.
The Commissioners the right reject all OF
the bids they shall deem order toproect
Proposals for the loan must be enclosed In scaled
lope directed sinking Fund of
the state OF Ohio and endorsed Proposals for the Ohio
Lean
uniformity and for the convenience of
bidders, the Commissioners have prepared OF
which, together with copy of the authorizing the
any Information desed In the premises be
obtained the Ohio State Agency New York city, at
the Office OF the Commissioners in Columbus Ohio.
r. W. TAYLOR Auditor of state
A +. RUSSELL, Secretary OF state,
G. p. WOLC0TT, Attorney Gener al
Commissioners OF sinking Fund Of the State OF Ohio
ExTENTION OF TIME FOR RECEIVING PROPOSALS.
The time receiving proposals under the preceding notice
state " Ohio therein named, hereby extended until IL
o'clock NJ. of the 18th day OF December next
Bids which have been sent in for the 2h instant may
the option Of the bidder be withdrawn application the
State Agency may remain there be opened the said
18th day Of Deceri Der next. X w. TAYLOR,
NOVEMBER 10, lStp. Auditor Of State,
a. r. RUSSELL,
Secretary OF state,
c. +. WALCOrT,
Attorney GENERAL
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund Of the Of
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GIG BROADWAY.

OlO THE GAIErrEs. w '
sA1E %S
GIG BRoApWAy.
T THE s Nobel SSsSEsE RSSs
! 81 TIE THE % %SkEEp
i i S SFks EVERY EVERY k kyEsIss..
with arst class company svvvv
The ladies and Fsp PSs1sa attached so'Ae
Are engaged on the score Of ability alone.
S;sss' 1s:;ss t. expense
'"A e 81 ThE 4ok hHsrAS'
The only really, artistic vocalist u the profession.
,...,,, Mss IS. L, LEoN0KA .,..
The s''s'ssl ;is s,n''a'e
The Se., d.nc.,oT q Dutch ssssa;aues ever seen
The best Banjo rye, sss =; xgSS Ethiopian comedian
The most fa'f M.ss P ssns in the city
The most beautiful an s si H.sE Vocalist in the world
Inc popular iSRff- Ella LIZ Vocalist
w %A Tf9asr f q * &C.
The great HSsss'f Ds sRd eHp'''''on'''
In BIS TERI ssTss ssssnson on ne rsgs,y!ss sosss
and Others the sn cR STTr fRSs pS%sFRs
who appear every night in &gand miscellaneous entertain
beautiful orchestra able direction Professos
Guseman
THE THE YSSss LADIES LADIES
Who attend to the OF vistes another attractive
polite and saaSe behavior are acknowledged Ss ali
ADMISSION ONLY IL CENTS
MISS JAMES will sing the "Dashing White Sergeant in
appropriate costume every evening this week AZ the
.aS ADA bds5S" sses.
om x the
IN Az TIE sy Is the S pSs q S
ioned sofa seats with ease and elegance combned al the
A eHa1Es w 5 Fl sSSs IS ssP sa
EsHEE$ % $sEEs $ $ $|#
VnpalasssrfdT Ai'F TsT 4 ' sIk SiAErEs
BUTLER, rh b1TfE NATE sS Sii p BUTLER
The 'iang1sHx DsRli Essssaf hs%sTsa
T. HART r Il hAT'G AlrEhk girls aiRIs HART
MISS sXsSS I'M %I2sSSs Mss MASON,
II
MISS fhrT4S us wa TqSRF aa Mss IEosoR
MISS H. Sfss hi Mss
"''' Ia PRiEfTY WAITER diRfs Is 80 'NDi'
the most artistic dauteuse on the stage
LITTLE ELLA, LITTLE ELLA, LITTLE ELLA,
PRETTY WAITER GIRLS.
the fovorite little vocalist.
All Of the above stars and others
PRETTY WAITER GIRLS.
appear at the GAIETIES every night
This Is the only place in New York
PRETTY WAITER GIRLS.
where you Joy nice sofa seat
and see Of the best performances
PRETTY WAITER GIRLS
ever presented 10 New York audience.
GOOD MUSIC, GOOD SINGING GOOD DANCING
PRETTY WAITER GIRLS.
by good company, every night at the GAIET1ES.
New novelties produced In rapid succession
PRETTY WAITER GIRLS
al the GAlETIES 6l6 Broadway.
WIT WITHOUT NrLGARITY, WIT AND HuMOR,
PRETTY WAITER GIRLS
at the GAIETlEs CONCERT ROOM 6l6 Broadway.
Doors open AZ 7-ccmmence NJ IL O'Clock Remember one
door from Laura Keene's theatre. Admission Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-09
A MCSEMENTS.

A mospay NMvyssniS.THE OPERA
NJ. rMIs "a Any Ep MING DEC. TO- sTRADELI.A
Sig STIGEEII. .+'-.*..''..... i~onona
~, Sth :, ~ ,me Us. Time In Amerca) Barbartna
"A role nicn was expressly Mn, ~hA
he stands unrvsed as In that Plunke nam anu m VIM
TOMORROW (MONDAy) EVENING" pFc N :, o,u,ous
FIRST and only night Of fio,ows charming Opera Of
With the following immense
Mme INES FABBRI. .as. ....4........ Ioon,..
sig. srlGFLII as sIrsdel,s
CARL Hart. Inn
(for the first time In An grica) -
Sig ANTNTO. .Mavoio Sig. MULLER as Bas~,
In the first act, TARANrEILA, by
MILF ELENA, Mons ToPHoYF
And the Corps de BALLET.
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Prices of admission usual.
The sale OF seats to morrow morning Al Inc
three ticket Offices
In sctive preparation, DonixeTs
LA FIGIIA DEL RE0IMENTO,
THE Child Of the RestmenkJ
And LA DAME BLANCHE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-09
L,XECUToRs' SALE OF ELEGANT
IL ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOUSEKEEPERS AND THE TRADE.
To.morrow lMONDAYl 90 lOllss O'CLOCK:


the elegant residence No. i52 West Twenty first street.
few doors West Of Seventh Every article in the
viii be sold To the highest BIDDER for cash. BY order of
Executors The entire magnificent furniture Of the house
which beautifully furnished throughout in rosewood oak
and mahogany all Of which Ia having been made to
order less than four months Also valuable collection
OF Bronzee Paintings Marble uioups and busts Vases &C.
The whole will be positively sold without reserve rain
shine offering extraordinary TO those In want OF
superb furniture and house furnishing articles which
Turkish suits in rich medallion silk velvet three fun suits
solid rosewood carved In and gold crimson and ma
ROOM all made TO order and In perfect conditions Statuary,
marble top centre and sofa Tables superb French manei and
pier Mirrors silk and lace Curtains two rosewood gothic Etc.
ceres with marble tops and mirror doos reception chairs
in satin Escrctoires ~ octave rosewood Panofor stool
and rich English Carpets superb artistic Bronzes
BILE satuar oil Paintings rich Vases rich carved rosewood
Bedseads dressing Bureaus marble Washstands rosewood
Commodes rosewood chamber suits French Chairs reea
tees bronze Clocks Chairs IN velvet and hair CLOTH -
hne hair Mattresses and Bedding Lounges In velvet and hair
cloth French and spring seat chairs gold Shades extension
dining Table Is Rust With marble top;
Chairs rich French China slverware ruby and crystal
Glasses &c.
B-cAtaogues and DDS readg Tor examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-09
=. GRADUATED SURGEON DENTIST,
No 81 west Twenty ninth street.
ne. Urua Nv Stxth avenue

pAINLFss TOOTH EXTRACTION, WITHOUT Tue Use
chloroforn, electricity Supplying agent DR..
BETHFIL has lately invented and patented an apparatus for
the painless q teeth and stumps Testimonials
NJ pr " residence Artificial Teeth,with Gil bis lately
ientsd iuptot Teeth hed terms low, No 50 bond
elect, Bowery ring the bell with DR.. Be
urlfs name en-
Ihe many deaths csasored by the u chorofrm ~
nen tttu oppression Of the pracice esPeeia
vhen W. frrtpiy n deA pr@ratus ~ Ut, Bethel, OF
~ fNfs elfssis feuawfs q i4 Or Rethca does
tgft teeth ttoNt int Uc rrNs1 gaerence Of tnsng
II ~ ftc \ Afsts " Jon Nes.a togH p4a.1 DO DOT isl
y cal upta atn. anlal COaa..l.
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MELoDEos,
$40 BROADWAY.

MfLoDkos' 40 BROADWAY ~
The rsrdy Increasing patronage bestowed upon the M-e
deon enables the proprietor present his patrons great
est bin Of the Sustained by the public his Args
eops de management constantly the alert for frsA
talent prices which would BE- rnous other houses
MISS II. o. LA1.ANDE.
MISS FANNY THOMPSON,
MfSS AUGUSTA WALBY,
MISS CARRIE LEWIS,
Ia PETITE LOUISE,
MISS LIZErTH KING.
Miss GRACE COZ, her first appearance in New York ~
only lady who sings Negro song dances Js &C. In chsrAo
ter Her reputation 10 Svuthefn theatres stamps her The
s sssrtM OF the day Her performances Alone ere worth
more than the price 81 admission.
Miss KATE Walters Il engaged At the solicitation q
contract. her stay il Limited
Alexander Nichols and his son. Washington Will appear n
Master A,s,.r.., $3.50 IT,. Tie qminut7e FasAa ooly
JAMES coSyoR.
sARIsEE,
MN. REEVE,
MATT THOMPSON,
HANK THK MASON
DICK BGRTI0S,
BILLY ALLEN, the Executive, with the will attached, n
that celebrated much abused aged 'Oe Virginia
who invented and copyrighted the Essence Of The
performance ~ 10 Il O'Clock sfves an op
portunC for bos who have waited other
combined by business wincss a
York splendid farce rvndercd every hour followed By
songs dances mnstresy, Ac VIII enable ssc
places have closed cents; Orchestra chairs
cents. Gallery 10 cents
Doors open At Cl commsnces ., ~
see programme. r. SHARP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-09

HENRY b. HERTZ. JR. AUCrIoyEgR.
III FURS, FURS, FURS.
ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
December IL, IL and Is,
Commencing at i0s clock each day,
At No. 81 Broadway, corner II Exchange Place,
Peremptory sale Of
ELEGANT MADE UP FuRS,
Being the entire balance Of stock of
MESSRS. c. T.. PRESLER 4 co,
To be sold without consequence Of dissolution
partnership. The stock comprises in part
superb real Russia sable sets
Elegant Hudson Bay Sable Sets,
sRich dark, real Mink Scts
Together general assortment ladies' gents and chill
drens Furs In every variety. Also splendid lot II Sleigh
Lap and Carriage Robes &c &C The will be arranged
and view Monday Dec 10 when purchasers invited
o M examine,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-09

HOLLY 4 cAMrBEti.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL sALOoS.-MoNDAY EVENING, Dec. 10. and every
sssning The mos. pleasing and ys.,ed pr.samme ey.s
and Eugene. The original Robert Ridley by Coz
ton Clog Hornpipc, by r. Hayes, his hst appearance R
union the Twin Brothers. Cotton and 0rinin; McSwa
tgsns Views Of the lmpendins Crisis, BY un.wor,h
Guiding with the laughable froc BILLY PATTERSON.
Doors open u, ga 80 commence q, T% Tickets 70
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GRAND TESTIMONIAL

GRAND TESTIMONIAL
da as y bsaws sases ssodJ
ACADEMY or Mrsnc Dsc. Is 1850
MONSTER CONCERT Of $50 PERFORMERS,
sT E;sSEs s sSsSSsT $ SssS ~
D0pwoKTH's FIRST AND SECOND BANDS,
''d and NsE
z; s::i: s::.: Z:
liable .sryisss and VIII psTcr@ 90 sssssoa-
e. s siEhIns c. xAssKrr,
Miss MARIA BRArsARp.
Me- : K 4 Ta6t,xAs
II \; s adf%%S$SrEH,
- : "''A DR. G W BEAxEs
c. urrrERrr,' IrrAsrsr
MAJ. Gen. q W. sanford, Lieut. 2. asnss
Dts 90" JOIN m hwsn, non rern "a ds' WOOD
ohas Yates. !" John Kslly,
rhiip s Iessas cha. | <. s, y asi Es
Col. !. BROOKS fos,ey, John Deckeg BsI,
Al, ! so.bufs. K osisn bar rn ESQ
!, Msrs6sl IeTert., sc1i Nier Tsa'.
sS v sS' ssSscn 1 SssiiS, M. 1.a
fuFene 4 Gal, v. ~, Esq,
w = fe@piirs RslPh Trs@siy, T.as,,
y
D. n Gregory 4. Dodworth Esq,
A Woo. L. Harrison, Esq,
Abel smith, seth NJ. Carpenter, ESD,
I I 80, Col r. r. ferris' VIM 4 sof,is, Esq,
Mailer w. A. Pond, Chas Dubois, Eaq,
q. A. Rockingham r D. Rras,ed, Esq.
u. u. Dimck, Dan Bryant, Esq,
" Il r. Pinckn.y, :. ~ Chamberlain, Esq.
W ii. fiaecs jerry Bryant Esq,
". ,. Coles VIM woodruff, Esq,
" James 4 smith John A. Cregief, ESQ
I" Jo~clh johnson, John Brcc, Esq.,
I" VIM. Manson. w. Knowles ESQ,
Alcs. shalcr, John slowey, ESQ.,
Mm. n. Bensel ". X. w Chambers, Esl,
Vim. II. Ribie1 Peter Mssserson Esl.,
yo o.. s sfss jss S i. slsr s.q ESQ
81 r. Me,ssr VIM L. Proch, Esg,
" r. NJ Reid, 4. s. Grnfula, Esq.
+" Ieander Buck, n II. Dodworth, ESQ,
4" y I. Otiwel Chss A. Farrell ESQ,
Henry Moore, Neil Bryant, ESQ,
I" G. H. Barr, n. L. Downing
W. u. wesham, ESQ, !. Kinssiand,
rA0' Lawrence h sm.rson y.a lso e. ssw aa Esq
W.. ia resd % BE- %as's ,Ss s
Lus X. B. Dod~orth, Weller Faris, il2 Broadway and
Al the door The evening Of the concert
D"''' open SfsS SIis' f. TIStssss ch..
Josrrp " kSAvy, Secretary.
yxANTEp-TwENTv YOUNG LADIES FOR THE BAL
w let troupe Apply st the Canterbury Music Hall, 90
Broadway
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
CARRIAGE FOR sALE.--A LIGHT, LEATHER TOR
Cash price SIs Can be Browns stable %
state and Bocrun streets, Brooklyn.
SLFIGH wANTED.--A LIGHT PORTLAND SLEIGH.
- with bells and robes ADDE'S wsr % ~ and
loves, cash price 70 Geo. Foy, Herald aa'ea.
WANTED TO PURCHASE \ yprEG, SOUND EfSp
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A TI.ANTIC SAVINGS BANK, NEW BowERY. Goa.
"A OF Chatham square Open daily from 10 to and
from to r. n Interest alowcA Of six
Money 70 loan In Brooklyn Nsw York on Scad and mort
s.ss P. cooyr. seore,.r, n D. VAN fklr' President
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NDAY EVENING, Nov. 10,
X. EDWIN BO0fH

WINTER GARDEN
" ON MONDAY EVENING, Nov TO-
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH
WIN repeat his Great Role of
CARDINAL RICHELIEU,
pefsonAnon hch has
tnan has been Witnessed since the father
ene EDMUND Mean To use the language OF leading Journal
audience were enthusiastic frantic at the close AZ
. ROSE EN- MASsE
and delight. - a~sO
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SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN I CO., AUcrIosEERs-
g % Furniture
sSmss g e AZ w s e Or
elegant residence No . West sxteenh street be-
Sf.xss sa's Mirrors. we've, sru:.s: csrpsi.
Hay stang essa
a'S
feather Beds Blankets coqnerpsns also an excellent as
UcrIoN SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING AND
~ VIII s sell on Monday 10Th ns At i,s O'CLOCK, large and
s1t Of ready %sse SSn ss q sa
pilot and peershsm overcoats fine cashmere and ssne
Ties &c csss. ,sr SsH Hats and Caps
NUTS Cus and Sets large lot Of Boots and shoes and va
rtous other articles too numerous to mention.
UcrIoN oTIcE-BuRNHANs FURNITURE ~, tx;
EeypnS street Between Firth and SIKH avenues House
hqd S1sa and 4S
ware packed and moved Covered wagons Tor furniture 70
the country. Storage for Furniture. .
A Keeping VIII dispose private sale all their Parlor
sss az, 9 sn $. s: ses &c
and Drawing
Sp cost bS sSS .0 BeSea Inquire a y
west twenty sixth street. near Sixth avenue.
ssIasEEs ENsISE MAcmIsEsy
O'Clock q s65 Greenwich street. steam Engine and boiler
Tools &C. Horses Wagons sets Harness Iron Safe OF
Acc furniture, &c. FOWLER NEsBITT, Assignees,
- Office IS Nassau street.
A DJOURNED sALE-HOTEL LEASE AND FURNI
IA Friday, December, II, at 10 O'Clock
years Hotel Boarding House III Cedar street to-
geher with feather Beds Bedding Dining Tables Crockey,
cold Corrector Croton Fountain, Bar Counter & not
viousy sold at private sale. WELLINGTON A. CARTER,
The above Is the best fitted and cheapest
ented hotel in the First ward.
BROWNE NICHOLS, AUCrIoNEERs
ID GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE SALE,
On manufacturers account Of -
HOUSE AND TABLE FURNISHING AND FANCY
To commence Ut l01z O'Clock
ON Wednesday, Dec. ~
At the saesrooms and galleries of BROWNE NICHOLS,
No. IS Nassau street, opposite the Post office
Comprising the most select and desirable
Assortment of
French Porcelain Dinner Sets Tea Sets,
Toilet Sets, both plain white and decorated
yases, Card Baskets, Tete atete Sets Coognes, &C.
Rich and plain Table Glassware in complete sets and
also by the dozen.
Fine Bohemian Decanters Goblets Wines Finger Bowls
Tumbers, Vases Punch Bowls &c both white and coored
Parian Statuary,
Fine French Bronzes,
Paris Clocks, Mautel sets, &c;
Silver Plated Ware and variety Fancy Articles suitable
for holiday presents.
These goods consigned by the manufacturers i'm
porting house of this city for the southern trade, but in
sequence OF the existing political and financial dcutes they
VIII be sold this market manufacturers account, with
cash. The goods will be arranged in lots "a
suit retail purchasers and catalogues viii be ready ON Tues
day, at the saesrooms IS Nassau street
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NrOTICE-IN PURSUANCE OF THE FIFTEENTH
article Of the agreement sgned by the bondhoder Of the
chicago, and 81 Louis Rsrosd Company there win be
change place. the city OF New York on the 9th day Of De
cember, 1860 at IL NJ BY order Of the Trustees
N. A. CoWDREY Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-09

4 that onrth
ROSE EN- MAssF
and waving handkeeheis in oubut Of fsv
RARNtM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
co GRAND GALA WEEK.
SEMI ckSfESSiiLD f xS n YER osiaS too
a1E ~ Bs Of ss Banner.
fHAR
s for Sh he i 10 ssf
sfE IL o. ,s srs:
he has engaged the services Of the somewhat
v PIT BARNUM
ey sf he a s s1S
Sh sSa
proving sSsf:s Go% %' M BID 81
o ON an ASp H HEAR Hsd sAESgM,
The manger determined to make this the most attractive
Fe. NOVELTIES eSs slTfis WONDERS AND ADJUSTMENTS
@ n e ana ne p or f Sss
beautiful music from the Opera s-' Ia
MAsANIELLo;
THE pELIvERAStE OF NAPLES.
TRIALS OF Ts sfKa Is sT PES OF ITALY
Liberty and Inaspsndsnss This { oae Of As most ,Ar.
ing and eGE fnST gfSfhY ss6
=, HsND ~ -,
HVfSf 4 81 SsB FITS WEEK
MAafger rss p faS (. h pERg fs' O'Clock
the wonderful extraordinary Double Voiced Singer who
n ae sna sp ns
and unique costume sns half = lady the other half as
RGSS EoT MALE AND FEMALE
sF ss rfIast \ n 81 THs har
To be seen at all hours every Day and Evenng
have been paonned srsashou Europe y classes in
THE fys Wa AF4 Is AS Or SssTS
asa Enc k IlisisaSS enc sss ii@q''ns
white 8sTr s9 ss ssA hsE s's mother
Exhibited % w s's A'' are
in whose bands they are peesy Soce and harmless
.s % saay p Sas ?ss i
ro SAS gIGEfES,
Admission only cent. Children under year. Cents
Parquoe, is cents extra Children under 10 10 cents
THE canterbury sasHEEsEsE II ! BLAZE BLAZE
EVERY ONE SHOULD SEE
cAsrrRBBuukky G MGslc HALL
PALACE Or GLASS,
Grand TIE 1hsn SA I RI aASSpFssF'A'e Of
MIRRORS, S aiEssSss j. MIRRORS.
RE 10 nSTsl !ss eMsi RS
THE s1 SSSTshsSnr,
Make the T TIE Sas4ssgt .ssY IN the world
Has the most numerous ,,H H and talented company
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VARIED o1 Esr - %Sf'
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l''As best pfss0n4IfEiff p cfa Z amusement
THE CANTERBURY
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SAM CoWELL,
The umahed Comic snser 4 enssEcd and win make his
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ASShKkkiiecAASS e coScERT HAIL HAIL
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The largest and best conducted place Of In the
NEW ArrRAcrroNs EVERY EVENING
s Sy
city The only place where stc, order and decorum Are
evening IN variety Of acts songs dances. buresuss pan
THE QUEEN or SONG.
CHARLEY WHITE, CHARLEY WHITE,
CHARLEY WHITE,
The only original negro deilnestor in the country.
The d sIss sLh rom ne Philadelphia and Bali.
theatres
l. SIMMONS,
BILLY QUINN q. A. SEARr.s,
HARRY LESLIE OLD Tom WILSON,
r. SHAW, mons. LA THORSE,
MISS JENNY cHRrsTiNE, MISS KATE HARRISON,
MISS EMMA BUCKLEY, MISS JULIA cHRISTIM,
MISS ELIZA fLORENcE, MISS MANY FLOkkNOE,
And host Of others, too numerous to mention
ADMISSION.
Parquct, 20 cents. Gallery, 10 cents.
Seats in private boxes, 20 cents.
W. BUTLER, Proprietor
Mons LA THoRSE, stage Manager,
y. VAN ALKER, Musical Director.
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DRoKEN BANKS.

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Notes Of the Union considered good on the
Of November will be taken At In payment for Cotq
ing nj EVANS, and Is Fulton street
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FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT or ENAMBLLED FrRNfrURE
n for t7s In MI coorr. Of warranted Manufacture Also
eoid chestnut Chamber Suits plain and ornamental at H. ~
fkRRlNGIoNs Ss Caaal street opposite Wooster Estaa
ishcd In 1872
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ArIBLO'S GARDEN
James NJ Nixon ...., Sole Lessee and MAnAeox
nry seventh night and the thirteenth Of the ord
nent American Tragedian
MIX EDWIN FORREST
ON MONDAY, DEC. TO-
ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. n
- ,,-....... ..z-. On FRIDAY, DEC. IL
MR.. EDWIN FORREST
IN sHAKsPERHS
GREAT CHARACTER OF
MACBETH,
Sustained by
MI. h. Conway, as Macduf Mr. Chas Fisher BAna0n
Mr.. Harkns, Malcolm Mr. A. W. Fenno, as R4sus
MRS conway, ms LIST Witch Miss Athena ID VIA
MIS- lie bruu Sd Witch
~ New scenery new effects, appointments &c.
IN Tuesday and thursday Dec II and Is
Last nights of the great Drama Of the
PRODlGAL son.