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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-05-18

Making regular trips througout the
entire season, according to the time de-
sighated in the above scedule. 40
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Sac fittings, Burners. Sc.
BURNERS.

GAS BURNERS.
~ The subscriber importing direct and hnd f.p,
one OF the hrN makers In Eued uss Je ct scotch Tips,
tnes Aso. Oerman Lava Tip, every variety
Oi ear own male, fsh Tai and Bats Ing Burners Burnsx
plsfs scekesfo rer.bls Mercury CGp lnpesved cylsAss
Borntn, buns< Cleaners, 40
Ase, sSQeux H,icls Of Burner Pyeo eli siseN
r. a. ARNOLD,
aoseetsw 1A tnss.ss, III, tt Bsvs~ss ~, n Z,
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Gemina-A tarbines.
EMPIRE 9cS
SEWING-MACHINE.
1886.

1886. EMPIRE 335.
SEWN
PATENTED Frs. IA. 1850
SALTSROOM, No. 53J BROADWAY
T Machine constructed entirely nsw principle 81
nechanLs possesses many and valuable
s BIsTp. 70 '' 'i''' -'e'. N''' '0''O' 'o
fst Excessive fatigue to the opes,lOG
ID Liability to &c. out Of order.
"a Erpen.s, troubk, and los Of time In repairing
9Th. Disr,esbie poise while In operation.
THE EMPIRE. SEWING-MACHINE
rs EXEhPT FRsA ALL THESE OBJECTIONS
LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH With viii nei,ies RiP nos
every description Of material from Les.het the Nsnsook
Muslin wiki cotton sea silk thread from the to the
Having neither CAM nor CoGwaEEL, and the Ic... ,,.
able friction, 4 Ials :. smooth As GLASS sod !.
or IN market y.. uot ace work
:: sss &ds WIKI E sr sis si;.H ..
rendsr II Anos. impossible to ont o. orde ard h
b ls SS@Dr sS 20 '. entire re-,
themselves with superior article to call and ersnns tt
IiS SsasS Ts TtiTSEs' 10 " '' '' ''' d
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTURERS,
SHIRT AND BOSOM MAKERS
DRESS MAKERS,
CORsET MAKERS,
SHOE BINDERS,
VEST aad PANTALOOk EAKsRA
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
PRICE, OF Ss a MACHINE ss coa Pin
No i-Or Family Machine. .....................sz
No f-SusAIl s,o Manufacturing ............... s.
Ne SL1f a.e Ms.uf.c.uhns. . ,Y..;a:
Z. ]. EeARrHUR I u.
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Gtores an6 6eaters.
Y,IfE ETNA

T'HE ETNA
Il BASEMENT AND PARLOR HEATER
designed 10 rot In the fontbasoent Fireplace warn the
Bshsnert Psrors above >icenev ecoxonry
durability and sAe.y they are une9used send Cor erosi
SPAJLDlNG L STRArToN
ksnotscto1sr aad Preprecrs. BOse House S.asy n T.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS and GARDEN Frs
Il yaIytlss REAL ESTATE fer SALE. BY re.olu,ioa Of
the Bard Of birec.o, Of tbs ELIZABkTIRORT LAND IN
PROvEblhT COMPANY am authorized II sell the yslus
bic Eu1ing Lots d Lands OF the Company In the city ~
Elizabeth NJ j. consisting OF than 100 Of land
II bif- OF lc csss and toward the Depot Of the
-ey Rsurosd from which tEsn. run nany times day to
s auia BY Contra Railroad o. Now JERSEY lower prices
than Etx Yort aforing 7nItvaled sdy,nt.ss TO mAu
turtrs snd others Bspe II he nd will be furnished appu.
cation ord prices ia Term viii be easy TO purchasers
r Il. 3TH.LhAN President B.Dsbctb Land Imp Co,
No. ~ Broedp Gy, New Y ort
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VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY for
Y sALK.-Th. LOT and STORE No. Isl Broadway wed
side q feN inches by IL fo inch Depth connecting With
lot L-ousd forming H. ssid lot on Leonard e. being
ht mos. eligible business sites Broadway For sps and
IN, rooms OF Tho Amorirar Institute, Cooper building
THOMAS MELRATH, Corresponding Secretary.
Orto WILLIAM HALL Preadeut, No 3+3 Broadway.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

Tor BRIDGEPORT.-DAIL LINE.-Fsre,
Il 30 csnts-The steamer CATALINE, Sspt. William A
Vail, viii leave Oliver slip Ess River EVERY DAY, a. -
o'clock running In connection h the Houssonic Raj
The steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Pect slip every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, n: Il O'clock rcess
e,riyirs 10 time coDnec. with a, tie eypress trains.
GEO w CORLIHS Ageut.
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Dantins Ataoemiss.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
IA No. COG Broadway. Newfort
No. IN Montague psce, Brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS and SAT- RDAYS In Nev.York-
MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
In Brooklyn.
At4t n for children at 9 p. ~, fct geatieueo
In addition 70 the Court Qasde. Prince lmpenale Ever
Green Eupire other social dances Alnuet Quadne Lnda
and oiher educational dsnces sesdy introduced by Mr. DOD
during the seasonons which ri.S be mentioned La Czstns
JUS, received from Paris and the oasdIus SseIne ssGss
Circusr oftsrms 10, may be had at either Aoademy
Beginner. Cass Tor gentlemen III commence q, y n' on
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, IN BROOkIfN
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS IN NENfORh.
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ALBERT II. N1COLAY.
"A AUcTIOEEER AND srttcK BROKER,
No. 90 wiiisn-s INSURANCE STOCKS scd oshr 49,
tes A ryyar ssie STOCKS ard BONDS bought and ssd ~
he BrckaeS Board. Price ourrest isssed sssnmepbly
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DAkNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

THANKS DIVING DAY,
THURSDAY, Nov. 18th. 1860,
GRAND GALA DAY AT THE MUSEUM
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES EVERY HOUR.
LADIES', CHILDREN FAMILIES. SCHOOLS
will end this the peasanc place in the city to spcnd this An
ROAST TURKEYS. PUMPKIN PIES, PLUMB PUDDINGs.
and all the eeeteras Of this season will be enjoyed with
greater sest. after having
SREN THE WONDERS AND NOVELTIES
NJ III. Museum and wit messed the superb and amusing
DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
which hs is determined shall eclipse everything
preseted this eab and should be
in mind that all these be aud enjoyed without steer.
THANKSGIVING DINNER OR SUPPER.
novelties be all hours, and the perform.
ances are repeated every hour. -
THREE SPLENDID DRAMAS
will be during the day besde other interesting ard amusing
entertainments e sSjaS DsnsiPs % ~ ~ Tho@e
MOOR"
ONE ITALIAN, "MASANIELL0"
Illustrating the struggles Of that brave people for liberty.
ONE DOMESTIC ENGLISH DRAMA, "ROSR RLAXR,"
drese p;opees &c. Among The poy elites 70 Dc seen II
DEN or THIRTY MONSTER SNAKEs!!
The ever this country and the wonderful
sight offered 10 the public.
THE LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN,
the sngulsr and unique human beings ever known II
ns bes siCF rue * I I is m Or NAN
KEY; TWO -ALBIN0 CHILDREN; LIVING SEAL
GRAND ACUARIA, LIVING SHARKS LIVING ALI
GATORS aud (ROCUDiLES LIVING HAPPY FAMILY
AID untold number Of other and beautiful specimens Of
nafur and artificial ooroe- from every part Of tho world
Is cents r0rquet Front Seats cents EXTRA Chidrsn
ian. tents
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WISCONSIN Crock County, LANDS for

WISCONSIN Crock County, LANDS for
w sALE-acs Aeros OF rich prairie snd heavily tiabeeA
LAND the eDurshns town Of Janesvo Wisconsin, for
Sale
an he he'd for agricultural purposes Ia Roct Comfy saa this
County Is sknowlodged to posos tho richest lands Ia the
State. -,
principal par Of purchase remain or bead sad
morxaso lot term Of years
Posfanhes particulars, inquire 81
u,5iE H{5yAY Pootyie VIA, on the prsntsss OF 70
49, PoSTgK 4 TfhOMs0k, No. 90 Nsa-l, cvr9o<k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY.-
~ From feet Of Courtsndt -Cennecsnx Hampton Juaor
tcu with Delaware L.skawsnas ssd weS'n Rarcsd and 4
Esston it'll Lshsh ysiey Railroad and s lions osta
direct lins 20 dsndsegrg withsas change Of cars.
D6o.-Leave Newly tk ~ foliows:
HAhsIsBuEG ErPKDss-At IN. for Eassn, RssdinS Ha~
u.burs Mouch Chunk, Wuismsport. &c
MAIL IRAis-t m for Eas!cn. Nats< Gap, scruntoo.
Great beud. Piitston Nikesbsne, &c.
I'm HnoV"h IRAiN--fos Eslor, Msush Chunk Readinsp
Pottsville. Harrisburg, &c.
N. THRoyss TsAtnYss Esstos sad intsruediAts sss
tous.
30 VA, TKAsFsr Jomsrvl. and latesu'saisss Sc
uons.
ExPayes fanr soR H.RxIsBvse-Ths . IN Express
Train tHom Ner-io arrives Ut Harrisburg up nson -
ums connect with Hsns PeansyiyAais Cefr krssS
cost and wss Soh.m ceo,TL- moth sod 'oa'h sod wa
Er.,srTrcsr AND Nnw.Yoy P,ssr-Issys SssYsst
p. m.
The sss, stop s,ss; ia I'd Ms'sss I!.s.s .yy
NEw-JERSXY RAILROAD.--For PHII.A-
N pELPHIA nod the SOUTH aEa wESr sia JERSEY
Cfrf-Msn and Express iaes leave New Yok at snd
aad and fare ~ Through dekc<s sold for On
esp.sd and the We and fss wAhlnson New ohsaaA "a
ae South &c. sd through s~asss Sholsa 10 wa-Aanos IN
Nv. Woodbury.. As..sas sareeta.snase4-
NebsYvs VII BE- 1csved fer usas scs, delivered ~
ssecsed u miaTes n sieses u tss ,sne otlesNaa
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4mnsemetrts.

Ts I'M EyEs,ssss srTigGissSfi, LII
Ma' EDWIN Do''" In sis rrrs, c,asssiesOt
n R,cAsrd Lslor sbe.ss TRAGEDY e: ,sS 81. ~,
sus,asrod BY Mrs Dused Miss Ada Cbao' Mr~ bingham,
slteddat Msilov, aud powerful company
To be followed by the lss g,,1 tr az 8
sry YoING WIZ AND OLD uMBRELLA
a CABEMY OF MUSIC-THE JEwESs-
~ FRIDAY ESENihG, Nov 60, al o'eiek r."~-ss~'s
AH''' '''' " pS TliiX JESTss d. Juf,.i.
th its exIsordinay Iase en- scene
Mad FABBRI Mad ANNA BISHOP.
sig SI1GELLI, CARL FORNHS 500
SEA- Tor tcm'srow (fdsy, evening. performance can he
secured to-day a. the Academy Of SIC Oy the other ticket
'''' On sATI aDAy q ocIoet.
TO TIE pAT rhf; ;t or Tsr MATINEE.
Nv & ' foe o pRoraET sTRabRIL& MAS
SASELO and ZaMPA which can only take piece M - dsy
time mere viii only S $wo MAq1NyEs s-.gss
rs he entire S ap Ihf f NFx Hn b s1s Q"
when the magnificent oR TgE q Jsvgss
wiz b. performed most positively for thu only tine ., =
The wonderful Examinations which used on the occa
qIIE PRINCE or WALESs RAIL
will lie employed and thus afford the public ~ opportunity o.
..Ting that imposing display.
chors Of sixty singers including The celebrated Aon 70
cey orchestra Of sTy poesso corps de ballet and four
hundred aBrihsIies.
IRE ss9s has been arranged entirely principle in
casing breadth hight Of the to nearly
double It's former dimensions Three magnificent have
been painted extraordinary quantity of pendd proper
have been expressly made the original Partisan patterns
different and tsbesuK viii comprise about 100
persons dressed IL tie richest costumes exhib
ted in this country including complete suits of solid
(ayape They Of costly materials corresponding in their
rn details those in the twelfth century and are the
only ones that have been i'm ported 70 America,
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR TO ALL PARTS
t. be had the Ticket Offices Hotcs and Music Stores
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fnrs, nobes, Sc.
Boots, Shoes. Sc.

II AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
~ JRFFFRS ofNo s7a Broadway would respectfully solicit:
the ladies o. aud from all pss q the Union. to @
and esat.ne h elegant o. French ROOTS and
SHOEs and Embroidered Toilet md BdaiSLiPPERS Price,
commemorate nth the ;ii1es -
IgFFFRs No ST. broadway. opp. metropolitan
ca IA NAPOLEON TOP BOOTS "A
Y4 wv. NEW STYLR. ~ 90 Dol BLE-sOLl:
WAfbE-pECOF SBWED BOOTS, AT JONESS' Nos. 10
al ~ ANk-SI ..I ....
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COUTHAMPTON and HAvRE-To succeed tn

SOUTHAMPTON and HAVKE-Io succeed Tho
- Adrialic.-The NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CON
PANY will d. patch for the above ports the spsudd steamship
ATLANTIC Cspt G. Gray c,nyins tbs Uasd States rar.
or tie follow ing days, from Caasist WHAT:
From New York SATU RDAY, Dee. 49,
From Aavre, Dec. and Jan. u.
The Atlantic Is unexceed for strength aud comfort; hs
ws,crtshs Compartments. snd |. in al respects N eouPs
order. ..
limited number Of Second Ca5i- Passenger for whom
cocn accommodation have beel provided viii 90 tsksa
ST3 Zach
For c;t or passage sppY the Oce Of the cepsay No
u wsuss r. STEPHENS, Secretary.
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BniI6ing Matsrials.
Matbinsrp

II p. BLAIR & Co., Wholesale and Retak
4 i. Dealer. in Welded WROUGHT IRON PIPE, sfsAn
EDILFGS and PUMPS and Fixtures for Water, Steam, enA
Gas No. 2a3 S,ate st, Hartford, Corn.
OW Pressure Self.Regulating steam Apparatus,
for warming AID prg dwellings &c SEND r
cireusy BAKER, SMITH Co., No. 1872 Ccnsre-st ~ l.
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Ocean GteanGrs.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TO
ERM-ORLRANS AND HAvAS
STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY,

GREAT REDUCTION o IN pEsC .sp TO s.vAsA
STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY,
Capt :. 8. BAXTER;
WIN leave pier foot OF Wsren-s
On FRIDAY Nov. ~, ct noo1-
Freight TO New Orleans Is cents pr cubic fooS -
Csbin passa7e TO New orsens
Havana
s,er.ss 1ass 20 New. Orlsans -
NO ROBERTS Aseot' Ne 10, y, " 49, 49,
No bHl. of lading signed sner selling hour
E,OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. frst-
win leave New Yor4 tho IL. lish snd s
ne DAY Of departure viii be the MONDAY foiowhs FOG
freight passage apply az the only onoS 10 ~ sss' c's
81 Wsfrea-s- %. AbLhN, A50nt
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK acd
- LIVERPOOL landing and enbukns a Qneen-
Town Irelandl The Liverpool New YORK. and PhistepcA
Stesrasp Company intend dpacns their fuh powered Cyd
bst Iron Steamships a. follows; n
eLAs ~ ~ Dec Is
And ever SATURDAY, a. fon PieT ~ North atvs
yIRsr CABIN SIS sTEERAGH.. ...........aE
First Cabin TO Iondor so Sesrase g Lcnden......
seerrz- return tickets good sor sI months. ....... 80
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havrs, Hamburg Brsue
Rotterdam, Antwerp do, a. reduced through farce
Persona wishing bring their friends buy hskfts Aes
at the following TO NewYork From Liverpool OF Quens
town: Phs< Cabin ST. $s, and siS Steereso RON hrsr-
pool go from Q,eeIstown, $50
These have superior accommodation for Pseoss
and carry experienced Surgeons They bu1t in Water ~
IRON Sections and have Psen Fire Annihsors on board
further Information apply IL Liverpool 70 M INAAN.
Agent, No. ~ WstesS In Glasgow 20 Nm INMAn, No
CO. London TO EWES MACY, No. 81 King Williams;
m Paris TO JULES DECOUE No 5Pl.ce de s Boue In PHI
sdepis JOHN g. DALE No ios Walnut : or Of the Ceos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

GOOD INVESTMENT.
" 900 ACRES Of LAND in Mower County hinnesssA
LOCO ACRES of LAND In Tans County, Iowa
2Ooo AChES u LAND in Harden County, Iowa
Entered nonbst Of years since om Gcus examination BY
with tho lAnds In vicinity subject 10
entry The Lands all q the best quality and well situated
To person wi rE to make iuyestnsut OF this character
and secure valuable sc Of nd the above ofo very avo
able opportunity. Apply TO
ITYTREORE CIEWS MASON, BsnkeTA % Waist
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ReaI Gstaie for Sale.

C'TTY, CWntry, Eastern, and Western Property
" fs Ss Or Casnss also, loans negotiated City Prop
erty CHiC8EBIHG Co, Real Estate brokers. 10 Walls.
YARNS, COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATS ia
wesche@ter Hockland snd Orange Counties also staten
Island Long Island sad In New Jersey ryo. and railroad
routes for Sale and Exchange EIDf Co., 81 Lbe<fJs
EOR SALE.-To be- sod at private sale about
lO4 acre. q choice LAND suate In the iown ~ I'D lDn
Seub~i Couxy and sats OF haHYork rith the mprov,-
en. thereon consisting o. splendid Mansion and tao Dive
ms about 10 miles the city Of New York and within
three minutes walk from the New York and Enc Railroad De
DO u warmly deed given free and cear Of incumbrancus
FoY particular, apply to THOMAS GAFFNEf, owner at No
r. b;h sv IN the City Of New FORK or TO GEORGE STRING
Err 20 ut The American Hotel, on the premises.
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OTHERS
LOTS FOR SALE At
EIIZARETHPORT, NEW-JERSFY.

EIIXABETHPORT,N EW-JERSES.
TIKI point "a the terminus Of tn Central Railroad o. New;
jersey b. Witch direct connection Is scared with all tho coal
end iron regions Of Psunsy End With extensive lumber
dcs shofdn3 thee articles at lower cost than al oths<
point II hss hourly communication by steam,
boat and railroad with New York distant 10 ues provided
With water and ba. very healthy locson aud doors
rivaed fsue. for the establishment Of Manufactures and
trades The gvbsebsr offers these Lott Ia quaint
ties pvrcssers favorable terms both to price
and time OF Mechanics and Manufacturers paou
arly are requested examine the ground Apply to
T. KELLOGG Executor, No. ~ Besvetst, n r., or 10
j. b. COOLEY, Agent, Eizsbothport-
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CALENA and CHICAGO UNION r. r. c.

md 81 other pcnts the Mississippi River ooansots q
DuELEITH through the Inincis Cen.Sl Co. With Do
BUQUH sId PACIFIC r. X. Co. 10 INDEPENDENCE, lcsA
aud II FULTON with the IOWA sud NEBRASKA x. K Co.
to CEDAR RAPIDS. Regular daily trains run mcrnins anl
tsched all ahs trains The attention Of travellers TO and fss
the NorhN especially invited 20 this route the
pea that region Through ckc4D
and fo inormsios may be obtained at the AGENCY H.
GALRNA and CHICAGO RR Co. o. urlsn d a. snA
Broadway and also all the principal ticket agencies a t
"-'' ' + B. TALCoTr dsni sup&
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U,xTENsyoN OF THE TIME FOR RECEIvt
OFpICH or rHR COMMISSIONING. okrH1 StshfH5 renO
on Tny SrArw % Ono Columbus, Arg. "a pto.

II ING PROPOsALS-Tbe time for receiving Proposals.
der tie pr.cs for the purchase Of the Certinsstes Of
the Fund Debs the Stste OF Ohio 10 hereby EXTENDED
sntil II O'Clock H. OF the TtITEENIH DAY OF DECEh-
Ter NEXT -
BID hch have for the 2osh instant msy 81 the
option the bidder be Withdrawn application the Stso
Agency remain there DO ope0ed on the said Lar
teenth day Of December next
IL
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nlnsiral Doxes.

WE have now on hand large and splendid
w sssortInrut Of MUSICAL BOXES playing l. s. T. s.
TO- b. E ~ and tunes manufactured BY the bes makes Of
SWITZERLAND.
Aandolines Overturss HIpre &C. &c, accomplishments
Of FLUTE, BELLS, DRUMS and CASTANETS Gems
from Oposas popular American Melodies Negro Melodies 10
TOY MUSICAL BOXES, playing ], 3, . sad tunes
PAILLARD q MARTIN, Importers,
Muicsl BoIos repaired No. 81 Nidonlano, New York
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DIVIDEND.-Th BOARD of DIRECTORS
~ OF THE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have
d.. AIRED DIVIDEND OF TIN PR CENT upon the capital
10. ! paysble on and sfer MONDAY, Dec. 10, 1850
HENRY A. OAKLEY, Secretary
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CTEIkWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
- EET OyERsTRUNG GRAND Ind SQUARE PIANOS lx'
cousdesed the bes; Pianos nanuctured and vsnts
Msrerooa,. Nos @ and q Mslk~-s.. near broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-04

A CADEbiY OF M USIC. PATTI. PURITANL
"A MONDAv NEXT Feb. 6. at O'Clock.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. PATTI. PURITANL
"A MONDAY NEXT Feb. 6, at O'Clock.
RETURN Of Miss PATTI.
and her Farewell Performances prior her departure fo
Europe ia the early Spring;
GRAND 9PE =. ~ S M Es 1x T Ee OPERA
FIRST NIGHT this OF Renis celebrated Open OF
| P"RITANi,
with the following great and complete cast: 1900,
Mics PATHS dtsr appearance
FkRRtS hrst appearance
rHK SALE OF SEA : commence THtS MORNING. a. the
ACADFMi at = BELL No IL Wsllst, ana bnEUStNoS
t.s entirely suspended no notice VIII be taken Of
WEbTa's &c lsSr,,ed opsru Of DIR FREYs0dUrZ will
he produced with plcte cast Including
IlI son NAB s"RAKOSCH, STt3bLLI. JUNCA
uagui6csnt INV SEINE, with machinery. has Ssen
painted by CALvO for the ihssnsiion Sorne
On SATURDAY, reh u, al o'e'ock, PATTI MATINEE.
GhAND MATINkES
In Consequence Of the limited Of the Opera there only
be Given MATiNEES bsfore Estef Monday tue iss
SATURDAY, Feb H. and the second and LAsr on ArUN-
DAY Feb TO- Miss PATTI viii eng at the first Matinee,
SAL JEDAi next
Non heating apparatus been improved dI-g
the ods der the temperature OF the Acade
du'irg the cod 1t weahe pleasant that Of any mid
dlns-'iheo dr'w'Hs'roon:
WI q. vANDEHNoFP'S
FAREWELL
DRAMATIC RE AIDING,
TONIGHT. .................HOP CHAPEL, O'Clock
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS
sHAKHSPEAREAN
SHERlD ANlAN,
PlckNICklAN EVENING
CoRIOLAHUS ian actl 49,. .-...,,.,
1''' ~ 'A' BAIOELL AND PIcKwIJK
gickets Body Of the Halt. 81 cents Gallery Is cents
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b0Qrn dnn RgDms.

4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN wishes 10 sbtain
" BOARD IN private siriy who do iurni moylIs st
of May Location not above 2Sds, Adore A, bo1 No.
1851 r. o.
MEDICAL CARE WANTED.-Liberal Board
lVi vii be paid married English American phE stsisn.
I'll the comforts home 70 take of
lady. enceiue and little cratic Apply q Dr. ~ 4
NAIkf No. 20 Fast Hthst. before 10 siid afies
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4 FINE MERCANTILE BUSINESS or Ho

~ TEL LDCArIOs on Lo1g lslsaj TOR SALE ~ bar.
gain h. subscriber win 81 u MA stare Eit Dgoin ait.c
ice uots. buildings, and Of g,ii I'd uso
his STOCK o! Goods the vel selected odd al taabe
cheap cash, loc within thirty ars OF Ne~Yvfs
rsioad eli aj1tn0 sf Ids goa w. ha
rad station Fs.u falc wl rvu ihB ab psaiso' for
eym Of yeers ~ The best lpci0os Esrn1nabs
rly IN pc. y Until F.ir'nTy ts 80 a. PORTER Ant willie
~ rn como uu.;.sioua not aasNsfc1 WiiASa retain
post ytllp iIlloraL
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fjonses a,lo farms DanIea.
hral @slule for Sale.

A COUNTRY SEAT Of 40 acres of excellent
N land We,t5cd ~ J. Youag hards IN boaringi
yaIi-y fruit; -o vey tled tie iusH Jads Baid.ngs
and sFni hoase convenient and dosbIe for
~ rrsidsB handy for city eish .ina day bnl 20
nile hopI ok, hours ride from Jersey tity
by n j. GENITAL kshozd Terms lowsi, - 5n Most Of Il
remain Alo PLACE o. % lad Ic
every improved desirable h" pti- Jf $50
~ Tsnaia ana IN new Ork UHDAl from i
o'cloos 4 No Is Finest, up stars l. Nc seams oace.
where vi CIV description ~ tie Gb)ye poss Ret ihs
wreh a, esih'3 Persons desiring % pIos leave BY
~ oock trsns Ia ths morning Cen ia- day
q. A. LEJEHfDiY'
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EOR SALE-A weT-estabished country NEWS
n PAPER doug good BUSINESS apply 70 Mr.. THOMAS
H. ROOKER, foraiuAn Of The Tribsns Printing Office
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L. {. HALLIDAY Auc'io1eer
D0SITIVE SALE of VALUABLE WATER

L. &. HALLIDAY Auciio1eer.
DOSITIVE SALE of VALUABLE WATER
81. PROPERTY 70 CLOSE an rs rsTE-E q. HAL
LIpAY will sell at Auction TUESDAY, Feb. 1900 II
o'cIoak ia. hierclaDts' Exchangr:
WAITS R5r-1be two fr.rc four-story BR iCKSTOREs
cored With granite Nos 2D and 28 atsF-st lots
% inches by HbO o5 feel, tie stores Ihs
tire built In the substantial Tor tnS
orsee heaviest " rrchandre. The pop
ss-d hriclsss Hnoua Ieat Of 81 %
the fret May l93 and Il ocatea IN seoi'n at tho cat eps
improving IL value There mortgage on the proper OK
Is eco, which Tor i've years Inc
sale will absolute the hgh-st bidder close es'st-
Bsps s5 be had the Office Of Aucti1uess NO. WA 81
DAkTITION SAlE.-JAMES NJ. MlLLER
4 will ST LII at AUCTION ON
SATURDAY, Feb II, 1872
at O'Clock at Coz. WILLIAMS HOTEL, PEEKSklLLr
oIGeG o the sur Couri, uncer to- direction Of H. W.
Robin,on. Referee, the following valuable Property;
The besuiu desirable L >DENCE OF tue lte Dansa
r. Jon. e, ard thsl'sary O~ell
ipg containing " with piszsas Mn
e. ss Ia the village az 'e@kssil West
n snsted Its well losaiet aid IL hJ rst- order
The valuable FARM Ia tie 'oNn If Cortandt Westrnesseg
County \. brTpsucks STA and u mile he ew sso
Village OF Peekss aiming h o. with several dwell
iss thereon ell ocard res5s for in mediate
VIII be sold in parcels or tog' Their
esy maps and further particulars. eppy 10 the
AUG TOM Err No ~ Pinest, Ne~-soL
YTb USTEES' SALE of VALUABLE LOTS IN
il WEST ~ CH-.T-E II. LUDLOW & Co viii s-u -
put c au,iicu By order The Trustees 81 iSte n r
ifur b. at IL O'Clock TUESDAY, Fen. 1862 at ths hor
chsb FX,hsng~ The valuable ots Of Land the sosth
lid. Of 4b between 8'h and 9Th For msp aud further
srtcn spIy 10 the AucIIoneers No. IA Pin- 70 r. G.
war DELL, No 81 Pine~t