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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25
Eniglnas.

Mr.. and Mas. ANYBODY, and all the little AYY-
BODIES, will Of course work out tho following
enigrnas, rs we haro frsnod them for their cspe-
cial entertainment:
]. My 10th, Sth and t.h is the abbreviated forn
of an ancient prophets name.
O. Ny eth. 4th and Sd is numoral adjective.
;. Ny 1.t Sth ana 10Th i, the maEncr in Nhisk
some children call their papu.
1. Ny Cd, 9Th, T,h and 5th i. small piece Of
land surrounded by wator.
5. Ny whole is "ne of the appellations some.
times attached to the Southern cunfcderacy.
l. NJ s,l, 18th, I'd d ll,h is som ctimea used
to designate q little concern in which babies sleep.
. Ny lst. 18th, 18th, 9th, 18th, 18th and 9th
i. part If speech.
3. Ny Ith, 18th, 5th, S,h and 18th is what wit
nesfes do when they go upon the stand, or what
the Ghost told Hamlet to do.
4. Ny 7th, 4th. Cd and lst is what young la
dios often do when they nish to get quickly to
the "pretty part" of . novel.
Ny 18th, 18th and 10th is what Some good
old people occasionally will do in Church when
tho sermon is doctrinal.
G. Ny whole is yoke of Southern Governors.
l. sly 4th, 9th, llth, 10th and s,h. is woman
in the most interesting stage Of her passage from
single into married life.
9. sly lst, 14tb, 18th, 18th, 18th and Sd is the
name Of q seaport town in Austria.
s. Ny I'd, 9th, 7th and 10th is avery important
part of the human anatomy.
A. Ny 18th, 11th and 9th is a metali. substance
in very common use.
s. Ny l4th, s,h, 10Th, lith, 18th and Sd 10
what the school girls do when the schcol-mistress
calls them up with their books.
8. Ny whole is title justly mcrited by Edgs.
old in the present crisis.
l. Ny ls, llth and 10Th is the national name
Of the Sons Of Erin.
q Ny l4th, 18th, llth, 4.h, I'd and sth, is the
principal power of the human intellect.
:. My 10th, sth, 18th, Sd and Cd lie the name of
Il famous Italian poet.
4. Ny 9th, 18th, 9TH and 9th i, an inaninate
but indispensable adjunct o! military drill.
5. Ny 10th, ith and ] l,h il II very sticky sub
stance.
&. Ny whole is mixed dish particularly de-
gbttul TO logc bachelors at about 10 o'clock Of
winters night.
----+%>~-------
Er- Tho Augusta Insurance Company have
los. by the fire in Charleston some $40 900, which
the Augusta papers say, will beprepptly paid up.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25

THE CoMNAHDER OF THE STEAMER NASH
vl1l.E.--It has already been announced that
the Confederate States steamer Nashville: has
arrived ut southampton. The Richmond cor
respondent of the Memphis Appeal thus
speak. Of her ga Iant commander:
With the single exception Of Com. Tattna!l,
there is not an ot!icerill the service who would
be treated witt. mere consideration, or whose
hearing wnull Inspire greater respect in Eng
land than Capt l.o',ert b. Pegram, who con'-
luands The Nashville. Some years ago, he
was honored by the special thanks "f the Ad,
uiralty and the Queen for his gallant and
timely assistance extended to Capt. Fellows
oil the II. ) al Navy, in an encounter with an
Immense fleet Of piralical jnnks in the Chi
nese seas. In this adventure he was wound'
ed, and came very near losiug his life. The
remembrance Of his conduct is still fresh If
lnglnnd, aud when they came to see thu
handsome. frank, open-h hearted sailor, wht
shed hi, blood for his brother Engli'h!nen
they will 'Lut love hia: the more.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25
From M0mphis.

MENrHls, December 20.-A special dispatch
to the 44rdlancAc, from Columbus, says that
copy of the Chicago T'ibuar Of the 18th
was received there to-day by flag of truce
Lncon's Cabinet anticipating England's
demand, have unanimously resolved never to
surrender Mason and Slidell.
The gun boats Benton and ESSEX, which
we're aground at Cape Giradean. are now at
Cairo. An advance down the river is momcn.
tarily expected.
A special to the Aralunchc from Jackson,
Misg says the Legislature passed . bank bill
enabling the banks to receive Treasury notes
for all taxes except the war tax.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25
Tbe 50 Reserves Are Going.

By notice in another column it will be seen
that our Edyef:ld Reserres (capt. ADSET) arc
to leave On Thursday the Goth. The hour OF par
ling will bc sal ono to many, and the day will
be in some respects gloomy ono fur our town
But let us cheer thcm on, II, bost We may, in the
pathway of duty that lie, before them. And let
us hope that they will not have been long in the
field before the morning will break brightly and
each and every ono Of them be restored to US
with peace and independenccJ in safety und hap
piuess.
Mark the suggestion that help will be needed
to forward this company on its first day IS march.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25

A NOZZLE Acr.-We learn that drover
who arrived at Charlotte, N. C., with one
hundred head of beef cattle for another dcs.
tination, upon hearing of tue confagration at
Charleston, immediately obtained the consent
Of the Railroad company 20 transport them
here, and has turned the whole over to the
Relief Committee. Fifty head arrived in this
city yesterday. We were unable to learn the
name of the generous donor.-Charleston
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25
Ubt 90bertlsft,
ARTHUR SIMKINS, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. rs, 1861.
The Cash Must Come.

FOR ADVERTISING, SUBSCRIPTION md
JOB WORK, from aud and after this date, the
CASH MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE.
December 2, 1851.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25

TIE LlScoSGres AT NORTH EDlsTo.-Sev-
crsl of the enemy's fleet still occupy North
Edsto Inlet, and one of their vessels has been
up to White Point on Wadmalaw Sound. but
up to yesterday they had not attempted to
land in force. Two small vessels, loaded with
peas and Cotton in the seed, have been cap
tured by tue eilemy, but their crews escaped
The vessels captured are said to be the slool
.Ashley and the schooner Osiris.-Charleston
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25

CONF SrEDERATr STATES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, December II, 1861.
Joseph d. Pope, Esq, Chief Collector, Col4ns-
6ia. S. G.
SIR: Your letter of the 5th instant, has
been received. You will proceed with the
organization of Sub-Colectors and Assessors:
and the preparation Of tax books, and every
thing else necessary to collect the War lax j;
and in the event your Legislature should de-
termine to pay it, YOU can assure the Sub
Collectors that Congress will certainly make
equitable compensation for services connected
with said tax, in all cases, and that the As
SCISSORS appointed under Confederate au,hOri,
ty will perform the work of assessment, and
receive pay the same as though the tax had
not bee! assumed Very respectfully,
C. G. MEMMINGER,
Secretary of Treasury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25

The BuRHT DisrRlcT.-It is now asccr-
tanned that the sweep Of the conhagration OF
last Wednesday night was 800 yards in
length, with al average width of about $50
yards This is about one mile in length by
one.seyepth Of mile in width.-Charlcston
AIsrcury, l9th
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25

The Confederate War Tax Collectors.
Mr.. EnMuSD Penn has hcen appointed the War
Tux Collector for Lower EdgeielI. aud Mr.. c.
NJ. MAY for Upper Edgchcld.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25
TO Our Soldiers.


Christmas and its ordinations
Bring to mind, nbure ull others,
Friends afnr, in patience braring
Absence from the household larrs,
Absence from tho charmed circle
Where beneath the amiles of Heaven,
TrueSt bliss alone is given.
And our hearts 80 out this morning
Soldiers of the bright Palmetto =
In enc gush Of strong emotion,
Freighted with ten thousand wishes
For your safety uud your glory
'Tis peoples voice sends greeting
To their cherished sons and soldiers.
Need We tell you how that mother
Knelt in prayer, before tho dawring,.
Unto TO Him whose star attracted
Eastern Masi to the mnnger,
That the samo bright sign Of premise
Still may risc TO gid and gladden.
All the tOi,omc path Of duty
Where her boy, with noble promptings,
Seeks to win hero's chnp!et
In the cause OF Independence
Need VIC tell how wires and sisters
Cluster pearls Of fond remembrance,
As they watch the lonely portal,
Waiting, waiting for the coming
OF the voice and ol tho footstcp
That were wont to form the surety
OF each dear domestic Eden
Nocd We show whore little children,
ClinSing round the sacred hearth-stone,
Vendor at tho Christina, greetings
Reft Of all the old-tiuc lnughter,-
Wonder at the quiet meckness
In the nlicn of those that watch them,
Till tho stocking On the mantle
Loses hnlr its mystic meaning.
And they hasten to their frolics
As if drcading lest their funcies
Caught the combre huos around thcm.
But aYaunt! &c thoughts Of sadncss,-
Welcome! Hopes bright boaming ray =
Rather let US, with the children,
Rush into the open day.
There they go, the merry prattlers;
Round the yard, in mockins march,
Sticks for guns, and pans for drums,
With "hefi" at every other straddlo,
On tho little sound advances.
O! 'tiS good to learn Of children
How to throw aside detection,
How to look With thankful fcrrur
On the bright side of tho picture.
Looking thus, NO sec you. soldiers,
Trumphing Ger oil your dangers,
Working out, like Gods own heroes,
Peace on Earth" against oppression,
Peace on Earth" against TIE madness
That would fill tho land with sorrow,-
Peace OH Earth" against the demons
That would stain our Southern altars
With the trickling blood of frcemeu.
Looking thus, VIC see your banners
Halowsd by light from Heaven,
Hallowad by the watch OF angels,
Halluwed BY the Fathers blessing.
Looking thus, We see you coming
Crowned with joy and fame undyins,-
For the laurel wreath is blended
With the palm-lcaf Of Salvation,
Aud the hateful strife has cndei
In tho bright Inauguration
OF q people truc to duty
True to Justice, true to Heaven.
Looking thus, we see the era
Lung foretold by Heavenly teachings =
And upon this gracious morning,
All in view Of coming blessings,
All in Wow of coming Glory
Greater far than mans paor triumphs,
Let us crowd around His foots.ool,
Kncel before our " Prince and Saviour"
While the shout goes up from millions,
"Gioria, gloria ia errcLsis"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25

~ News from New York says that Con. Sher-
man, SUCCESSOR Of Gen. Anderson, In kentucky, is
prouourupa insane,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25

A gentleman who participated in the fight
at Green River bridge is now here; nc says
tia. he counted EIty.hY ut tie enemy killed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25
From tho South Csrolinian.
The War Tax.
CONFEDERATE STATES

Ne have been requested to publish the fol
loving.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-12-25

ar- Tho Augusta Insurance Company have
lost by the fire in Charleston some $40 900, which
the Augusta papers say, will be promptly paid up.
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6ouse furnishing GOODS.

6onse furnishing GOODS.
CAPT. THISTLE's PATENT SPRING BED
" BOTTOM-Bea and cheapest 10 With mattress
II makes desirable bed Cen be taken out and cleaned with
ese Call aud zee one In use ct No. IS Bieeekerst
VNHE POLAR REFRIGERATOR is the best
Pr~server Of Meats Fruits &C. In Call and see. OF
send for circular. BARTLETT 4 LESLEY Manufacturers,
Ns. l26 Broadway
7OG BROADWAY. 706
0OO DELMARS H0USE-fURNIsHlh0 STORE
Plated Ware cutsry RlfriEsrstsrs Wooden and Tin W~s.
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New Edition.
VHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC


new edition ready containing The of PRECEDENT
lincoln. Cabinet the names Of Ministers to Foreign
Goyernmenrs aud other interesting politics. matter.
ooSTESTs;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
the wear 1901.
GOVERNMENT or THE UNITED sTATEs-EIecu,iye
and Judicial.
ENy oYs ORDINARY AND MINISTERS RESI-
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SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. Members o. Poli,'
caily Clssshed
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES. Politically Classified
XXXyIIrm CONGRESS asr ehosenl Poll! eily Classified
FREE HoMRsrEADS. the Action OF Congress on the
ue,on Of grating Free Hom.sesds 10 Actual Settlers on
the Public Domain including the B passed for the psrpose.
and the Presidents Veto thereoL
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1850.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Dougla,l PLATFORM for 1859.
NATIONAL DEaoClLATIC (Breekinndgel PLATFORM for
ist0.
NATIONAL UNION tBsn PLATFORM. for 1850.
ELECTORAL VOTE o. THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT
SECESSION OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TABLE or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA.
prepared the Smithsonian Institution and containing the
the -Four Seasons and the Mean Tempena.
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Ia .hc I uiled Siates
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES or
ThE UNION, carefully compiled expressly FOR Thx
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New-York British Volunteers

No3or Company under the command 9i =, ~ c, =,
send DANIEL is now forming at the ~ hooin' :.
Bowcry reat It is nearly fall and will be '
ately
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rV'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MAY II.

VHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MAY II.
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: No Di,nerneerment Of the
IS the Prospect Wba, You Can DO for Your ColG'
Military Resources Of sa the S9S,h Ss Let adT Us s,s
Taken Hear Henry C'yi Ma:iacha's,.; s,. Plant Plant
psisrug AIOms; Editorial Paragraphs
u..IMPoRTANr DIPLOMATIC CORRESPOND
IN ENCE: ~, Letter. r. Of Mr. Faulkner and Mr. se"'di
GEN. HARVEY DECLARES FOR THE UNION.
". THE GREAT AMERICAN FORTRESS; Fort Mon.
and the Boys that are in IT,
VHOW IT Is AT FORT PICKENS.
VI.THE REACTION IN MARYLAND: The Patriotism
Of Reyeidy johnson.
vII.ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
VIII REVIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving in condensed
events that have tTansphed n the City and Suburbs,
and the United Slater.
NTHE WAR FOR THE UNION: Proclamation by
the President; Call for 49, oco More Men; Tho
tucky Regiments Accepted Blockade Of the Missis.
sippi River; Tho Union to be Preserved.
XLATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
From Washing ngton-SpeeiL Dspatchest to The NJ Y.
xI.. PROGRESS OF THE WAR: Summary Of the Latest
XII. FROM EUROPE.
XIII. NEW PUBLICATIONS: Autobiography of Slave
Girl
XIV. POETRY. Through Baltimore" April Is, 1861 :"
"Tbe Yankee VolunteeIsi' Tho Grave In tie
UNDER THE WILLOW TREE
xyI..wAR MEETING IN PErERBoRo; Speech of
Genit Smith
XVII PATRIOTIC Contributions.
XVIII FROM CALIFORNIA: Summary Of the Latest News
by Pony Express
XIX FROM PENNSYLVANIA; CorrespoDdence OF The
N. Y. Tribune.
CITY NEWS.
XXI. POLITICAL.
XXI. PERSONAL.
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In Ore end Al.

10 Ore and Al. 80.
Arc Won from Cough Cold Asthma Bronchfis, or
v hr varous pulmonary troubles that often terminate N
Coys1mutioni II 50. use WlLBURS PURE COD LIVER
OIL AND LIME safe and eicacious remedy This - NO
oasr preparsio bn IL regularly p!scrDed by The medical
faculty. Sod by ALEXANDER WILBOR Cbemist. No
eC Courtst BozoB; in Nev-Nok by J. MILHAl, no loJ
BROADWAY in Philadelphia by r. ". DioTT 8 SONS.
To Druggists.
A NEW PATENT MEDICINE LIST, with Revised Ne;
Cash Quo.sons ready for delivery post free by mail
on receipt Of have arrs and best assorted
stock Of GENUINE PROPRIETARY GOODS IN the Trade to
which daily additions being made. Inspection solicited
new Drug Catalogue will be issued next week
2. d. ORVlS Cash Drug House,
No Il2 Brosdsay, New YoTb.
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AliIiiarp Notices.

The UndcrsiIrcd, Committee Of the Metropom,a op,a
the exhibition BEd proposals furnishing at
.oou No. Al Asor House. f different styles Of Uniforms OF
peat aud economical eh aete for the equipment Of
Tweity Regiments , ,
ARNs-aussets and RLes Of different patents -, -, -
USIYoNs-Army Blue TwIl,ed Flanne Garioadi Iuncs
Jackets with rn ng,; ro of vaous natenn s9d se
Ene Cans aud various siyesi Body bess
Gen HENRY STORMS,
I,ERSON w. KNAPP,
LOUIS PALMER, COMMITTEE
JAMES {. RICE.
JOIN COChRANE,
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NJELAINOTYPE GOODS.

MELAIYoTYrE PORTRAITS. MEDALS, TOY PICTURES
and PICTURES for ornamental AMI manufacturing puipo'e.
ABBOTT 4 Co.. No. lsJ Asssau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-10

SEND DANIEL. is forming at the
Bo,ycry (rea,). II l. nearly fall and VIII oeih'Peo's
stely.
New.York British Volunteers
- >, c..u, ,,ds, In, command Of Capt. w. r.
MACDONAD is now form1 az the trcel iuuei co''i o
Wercer ADD Broomets This Company Is 10 oe oePeceu hn
medistey, and nesvlv puv d few men
NeH.York British Volunteers.
No & or r. Company under The command OF Captain
u ~ 2LFRYD HAMPSON IL now foimius at " The bugle"
No I09 Grand This company viii be inspected liAc
diaely the roll 10 full
Metropolitan Home GuHrd d-Xylllth WARD-will
meet or tonen aud General Organization in the large room
Hnes Brothers Piano Bulldog OF 2lsst and 70
THIS EVENING, at y O'Clock. The several Home uuiii
organizations specially requested to be present orrefeseea
Per order Of House Committee ioI Ward OgAnneon
CHARLES PARTRIDGE,
NJ. q. FRlSBIE,
ROBERT = BELL
Notice-The following order Issued by the Navy Depart,
men, on the 10Th made public for the bene OF
al whom may concern: "a. ,o,,
To tAe FouyA 4udiior Of ne Treasury: - o
Sin: The amounts found be due 10 resigned Navy Ohcfs
from the States which claim /, seeded will hereafter be
paid from the United States funds heretofore sent 20 0.
deposited ia those States except cases Where the DeP'
shall otherwise direct .
an res ps c.fully your obedient servant ,
GIDEON WELLES, Secretary Of The Navy
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DEDICATION.

The whole subject Of Education both Popular snd 0ener
viii be discussed In columns throughout the year 1861 and
hope 70 enlist IN that discussion OF the profoundest
thinkers and the abcst instructors In country M at
our hope and that tho Of Education shall
c.iye an impetus the eIerions OF THE TRIBUNE In its
behalf during the year l85l.
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THE SOLDIER'S GUIDE.
cosPLRTR oo
MANUAL AND DRILL~BOoki
For the use of oil
VOLUNTEERS,
and MILITIA THE HOME GUARD.
Drill OF tho Solder aud Volunteer in the United
States Army at the preseut time
BIZ AN oTPicEE ~ THE UNITED STATES ARMY
Ths work should hands Of every Of the Aa VA
well n the hands of every Volunteer and ClLsn % nv
either In active service or IN the Guard require IS
everything u It ia brought up to the army require " "o
Complete in volume paper price p cents eacn OF
five for dollar neatly and strongly p0uh' " 0
volume for ~ cents
Copi. of the above book viii be sent to any to any
place, free OF postage RENTING the prce Id 'ee " H
ADD ess al orders and letter. to the publishers,
T. Is. PETERSON i BhOTHERS
No 3O6 Che,tuut-st, Philadelphia,
And they will receive iDme edia,e attention.
wANTED-Agepts and Csnyss,e-s engage in the .ale
OF th work ~ every and village In the United Sa
who viii be supplied with he wos two dollars doleh Or
Address all orders with remances enclosed for the quantities
wanted st the above rates, to the fubl.hers ,,,,c
TB. JEFFERSON BROTHERS,
No 3O6 Chestnutst, Philade lphis,
And they viii receive immediate attention
Now Ready:
VNHE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
THE FULL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE,
FROM ITS ORIGIN TO ITS FINAL DECISION IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS.
CosTRSIs:
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE, before whom the was
hTst heard
OPINION OF TIE SUPREME COURT.
Points and Arguments OF
CHARLES O'CONOR,
VIM NJ. EVARTS and
JOSEPH BLUNT, in ,htCouI. Of Appeals
And the Opinions of
JUDGES DEMO, WRIGHT and CLERKE
The great importance Of the legal and political principles
bodne,s with which the issues made and
the ability with which the sustsned both
tide render his the Significant aud universally
Interesting tras tnat place IN this county
Price Is cents per copy-s2 per dozen.
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TINHE GLASS BLOWERS-TIIE BOHEMIAN
TROUPE still exhibiting Cooper Dsitue entrance
sth-st. Open EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING, com
mencng o'clock sernoons y O'Clock evenings The cef@
bs,ed low pressure steam engine is IN constant opera1n M
beautiful collection Of work distributed s each enter nnent
Admission Is c,nts.
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amusemenis.

T AURA KEENEs THEATER.
~ ONE Bundled AND sIXTY-FoUR NIGHTS
TWO HUNDRED hND 81 siArf-siA Tioo"AND
TONIGHT. AND EyEaY KiGHT THIS WEEK.
THE SEVEN SISTERS.
~ SEW nSioX rIgLEXr%
THE BIRTH oy THE BUTTERFLY
BOWER uE FERNS.
Docn open at Il commence at 4. O'Clock
SATURDAY EVENING, Nay II, 1851
THE AsSdSii BENEFIT
Mr T. n. JOHNSTON,
On which occasion atr'cii'e bill viii be presen'ed
WINTER GARDEN.
w IMMENSE SUCCESS OF u,ry.
Received TsIPiHHGpS piFasy NTH shouts Of +.
THIS EVENING FRIDAY May 10 and
VIII be presented The cIalinias Madesi gI.rsvs.za By
CHARLES 81 WALCoT, Es9, CoMEDLiS,
nIAwATaA;
ARDENT SPIRITS AND LAUGHING WATERS,
In which tie brilliant ED 6ea9tifsl 9of c9@saienHe
WIN sustain the character Of ,,,,,,,.
'"' Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
thet II .,..,
This Buresqueone the successful presented or
HITS AT THE TINES,
DAECES
II is presented, with
-. NEW SCENERY, by Mr.. Hayes,
DRESSES,
FILL cuopr.s APPOINTMENTS
And the follow lag cast
Hiawsns-a character strisngly more In Tho style ~
.ShIt Boy than Lon.-i,icw..,... ......AT Jefsuon
Nukkeundsha creation, li frankenstein EyaDs
Gchi Mapito great, viewed a. spirit but, part,
a Small Potatop. Ne Cline
Wsjun-a down East lntlsn.. 5 D. J"r son
Yeddi1a-tLe original Young New York. Mf Manows
Dammid9rteE-su minded person father Of Mio'
neudhl i"ui'eJ
Mnaelaha-surnained q Laughing WaieT" and ent
nently calculated when sh. has ggoi chance 70
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FIRST TIME,
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In which Mr. JEFFERSON will sustain the csn.c ole Of
HUGH DE BRASS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-10

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