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= ;. THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THoI=9s=-e
DALLEY'S MAGICALPAIN..r'lU oSAND.

l15.r.l, y MAGIcALPAIN. Fy yg9aND.
AZ universally snpplanted iii - a | kAcToR
Western Ifarag applications in both tI 0htnan
tflnsc merit is the rte sacrat - introduced ar ald
neous affections whether OIL ITS success rug It's
pT,n,-r' ''i t cause be aceid46,i4 ~ cu5
are instantly relieved off, tbn?hlS use
hammatIon by timely an ( ,I;a.sa sulsh pain
healer, and the flesh i re- pa OF this ms ~ 10
btemlsh or scarremainnr 4 ~ as II br cbe, glol
THE FRIEND OFETHF Nr-ns 'a'
1 Children are frequent snc : fara ar y hSERY
ries, especially from fluid Eand os IRON external
therefore every mother sboniJ Phene explosi, ,la
preparation constantly at 8 hand > nave this Iqs-
and quickly removes the : II healsSoRrBes As
prevalent in the nursery. e Or RlNqBoe,
10 TRAVELERSBYG SEA Avn
I The maehinist, the tray Z eles a., LAND
Ftdual whose lot in life : thrn, @1d every otbs
chance OF accident from Q exnIo; nm within 'at,
should bear IN mind that = this No, Gre or coIiae
pest and only friend 1t = both 50 Extractor VA a
ana should ever be his a connan;o .aole and d. s
neeo. mere are thousands : oflTine VII as friend
70 ~" marvellous virtue & who owe 3, tp,E
and muscles to its saving : efoaoy' the'F sound i
Inc following are few : of the faas.-
ia PPEVEIrT = MA MAHl CAL PAIN EY1T1seea O.
Burns, VI b az CURE sVR
Bruises, D gus generally
Bols, M liilpIes,
Broken Breast mes mes
Bites of Reptiles pIIisoh'
Cancer, IpSue,Ahlatlsm
Cracked Lips, GSusheS
Chapped Hands, S SSres {, Of all kinds
Chilblains, So 10Y y oHnds
Cramp, Se,olaia,
Chafes, ci5Ey
Diseases of the Skin, Sc ca,a'
Erispelas ST.
Fistula, Sq Head
Frost Bites, Spm
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REMOVAL
ENCOURAGE HONE MANDATORY.
i. SCII-EFFER,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,

NEXT Door TO MCCLURE SMITH.
H-A INFORMS the citizens of Shreveport and sur
kBssA rounding country that he is now prepared to
s@A manufacture all kinds of Saddle and Har-
to ORDER also particular attention will be paid to
repairng@f all kinds at the shortest notice. and cheapest
prices.
Having been employed in New Orleansin some of the
largest manufactures for number of years therefore
feel confident that turn out as nice piece of
work as can be made this side Of New Orleans
Shrevenort. February IL 1861
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A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GooDs'

JUST RECEIVED AT NJ. LEWIS.
YFNE undersigned has just arrived from New ork and
IL the esatern cities with the largest and handsomest
stock of goods that has been exhibited in this mar
ket and would solicit from the citizens of Caddo parish
and surrounding country the examination of the same
He them that in view Of the hard times he will
sell them CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST His stock Of
staple Goods is unsurpassed in this city for quality
and price.
Gentlemen the reason why you should buy You're 9TH
ing and Furnishing Goods from me, is that the quail
v and manufacture Of this portion of my stock is Of the
best quality assure you that no pains was spared
by me in making selections for this department Of my
stock quality and style.
100 fine fashionable Ladies' CIoaks, which will be
sold at the very lowest prices
Come and examine for yourselves and be convinced
of the fact. NJ LEVY
Texas street, near Spring
now In Mrs Lafon's Brick BuiIdino
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IRON FENCINGa
FHNHE undersigned having made arrang emens with the
IL manufacturers prepared to order every de-
scrpton of Iron Fencing suitable for enclosing build
ings, gardens, cemetery lots, etc also Iron Ratings
for galleries and balconies which viii be sold at MANU-
FAcTuRERs PRICES adding transportation
Purchasers invited to call and examine the various
styles, ,atsshe Southern Marble Works of
w. HEC0X & Co.
Coraer of Texas and Edwards Streets
Shreveport, March 27-tf
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/ WILL EFEECFUALL4 Eth ~ r-xt,tcE
! LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA Jay i: ~ ID
Chronic or nervous debility, diseases OF NJ
all diseases arising from dsordered AVER VI
Dyspepsia Heartburn Inward Piles ,aedtS Of 1 n
the stomach, fness of blood 10 hhe mead, o' kpss
swimming in the head, papation oil 'e rbokinsa
or weight in the stomach eructatoIs or rpe
suffocating feeling when lying down. drynes sayd fg
ness of the skin and eyes, night sweaS, lsSan a
pain in the small of the back chest or side In
of heat depression of spirits rghttu aEes boesoa
despondencv OF any nervous disease sores s,rer
the skin and fever and ague Tor ehlls ana FS
OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES III and il 10
Have been sold during the last six months, W
instance has il failed in giving entire satisiacoW @
then will suffer from weakness or deblhty WIZ"
Strengthening Cordial will cure yous .soo If the b
mediate aud almost miraculous change sn5 Skaters
ngt Cordial in the diseased, deblhtaeo gsf
nervous system, whether broken down ,! and
by nature or impaired by sickness me health an.
strung organisation is restored to rs PIlS''"'
vigor. MARRIED RbhooN'' batpyer eags'
Or others conscious of inability from I I,iborough
will find McLeaus Strengthening Cordial have ilaa
generator of the system; and all who N a4 H. his Cor
themselves by improper indulgence VIII i''''
Il oil a nd rpnedY
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..... 80, r,rnrurN1Nc c0RpIu

A1NAOAV AIM 09
producing delicious, exherating spirit and W.
infallible remedy for renovatiug the diseased aE
restoring the sick, suffering and debilitated n''"'
health and strength. ,n1,I
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RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY

THE ONLY MANUFACroRY OF TYPE
on SOUTHERN SOIL SOUTH OF BALTIMORE
TNHE propretors of the above establishment have also
IL united with their FOUNDRY complete
Printers Furnishing Warehouse,
having hand furnishing order every article re-
quisite for Printing Office, from Bodkn TO Ten Cy-
Under Press Type and Printing Materials, from any
Foundry North furnished when required.
We can and viii manufacture in Richmond, as good
an article and at the specimen prices any North
ern Foundry.
We respectfully SELECT the patronage Of the South
WALKER, PEL0UZE Co.
We refer You to every Printer ii this city.
we desire every newspaper in the south copy this
advertisement for month sending copy Of their
napcr aud receive their pay for such advertisement upon
purchasing Eve times the amount ef their bill from ill.,
Riehnontf Va MAJ p. 1851 w P. x &c
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McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING IcTIIP,iIEYfC COZ.
Is sovereign and speedy rector l5S,a ~ -mcps
SUMPTION. WHITES, obstructed or charge Tiers
ton incotnence ofurine orinvountalt
of falling of the womb giddness tant1s IKE AB0t
incident to females THERE IS NO ME ~ directions
H. Suffer no longer Take il aecofas rou and cSna
It will stimulate strengthen and AZ asan.
the bloom of health to mount F0udn 6 GIVE Sal
EVERY. BOTTLE Is WARRANTY ~ !,
ISFACTION FOR CF1H4DRE.Nni; ,,ed gicIeshs
Toas , s 1s55Bq @ot sas
aat moment, try it. and you-wi!l be cor S3rF
IT IS DELICIOUS 10 l janIsIs aha n9f
CAUrrox-Beware OF Druggists OF at@.s aria trss3}
try TO palm upon Won some bitter or Pr Inst as goo9
which they can bay cheap BY SAYING trsDGthen te
Avoid such men Ask for Mclean a.r remedy t'a
dial and take nothing else Il is the oi4 tbe same |
will purify the blood thoroughly, an, ana taken e s
strengthen the system. One tab!esPoonF rboera ch
morning fasting, is certain prerenfTeoi disease Y
and fever yellow fever any preVasf se, bottle Of
nut M in large bottles Price only - t. proprietoF
bSfsSars for 81 j. H. MCLEAN, s 4 tRi lgin
t6is Cordial Also Mclean olsanle o Pne street.
Princpaldepot on the corner Of LhTG 'gaoesae ai
St Louis No For sale y New Grant u and chettf,,
s"ld ! 3~TsTsge-t b. al Drsgggfs's
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The Bank Safe Broken, and Rssbery efJ- w.

RUMsEY Cas- BANK or TnRRyToWE
bold and successful robbery Of the J. w. Rumsey 4
Co. Bank in this village, occurred the night of the
10th inst An entrance effected at a front door lead
ing to hall in the third story Of the building The
Bank is kept the second floor which an entrance
was made through door leading from the stairway
The safe of the Bank Of LEWIS LILIES patent
chilled iron Safes of Troy n T. and is considered bur
larproof BY simply breaking off the knob from the
door they succeeded in inserting powder sufficient
Only to force open the lock, but completely blowing off
the doer. The night peculiarly fitted for the
attempt, for the WideAwakes had been parading the
streets until late hour of the night that had noise
been beard by the neghbors in that locality the suppo
ston would at once been conceded that twas a report
OF gun. Burglars experienced as these evidently
were readily made haul upon the contents, to the
amount $1,000 in specie and checks. News having come
TO US early the next morning, started for the
Bank, the smell Of gun powder satisfied us that some
thing unusual had happened We discovered the outer
p9rt Of the door OF the Safe blown from its hinges If
Bank robbery, eteetual this does not open the
eyes Of Bankers, presume nothing will"
An assortment Of ALUM PATENT FIRE-PROOF
SAFES contantly for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE,
may22lF+ 50 Magazine street, above Poydras
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J. WRIGHT & Co.'S
TRUSS SUPPORTER AND BANDAGE

No. q Chartres Street, New Orleans
announcing to the public at large, new feature
which we have naugurated in old and wcll-estab
lished business it may be necessary TO make few re-
marks on the
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The subjoined article from the Hudson River Sentinel
Of oath November last furnishes the THIRD instance Of
the robbery of LILIES CAsTIROS UNSAFE through the
agency Of gun-powdcr; and as have been for months
repeated failures when attacked by fire and burglars the
eronery cvinced by denomnating any other than an
ironica sense such article Fire and Burglar Proof"
that Safe seekers destitute Of common sense being
compensated for such deficiency by profason Of cred
ulity
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"E have in store and will sell at the lowest rates
w % cases kerseys aud hnseys;
bales blankets,
1900 feet India ruber gin bands all sizes;
80 tons segmsnts, points, and gudgeors:
WeedinghoeS Shot is,spades wheebarrolys road soro
PerS, CHAINS! G. HOWELL & BITIK Nhll2
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c.
cERR We have just received large assortment of
915f4 RoekAwATs, 3ARoUcHEs, BUGGIEs &C. which
are offered a. New Orleans prices
Wehaye on hand complete assortment of Trimmings
Woodwork, &c, &C., aud fully prepared to manu-
tncture and repair every description of Carriage and
Wagon work ROBSON & KIMRT n
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=, LATE +. r. sTENkNs . JVJ
Importers ana Wholesale Dealers
Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Perfumery, FancyGoods
PAPER SrAFIeHERy SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS,
PLAYING CARDS, &c, &c,
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RE THTSy
NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.

~ Sold by Druggists generally. [apl
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JACOB STRAus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-19
MARBLE HALL, 600 BROADWAY

MI IN BAsEMENT-ADMIssfON FREE.
The favorfte to the King Of Prussia Mile Bertha prnere
danseuse to his Majesty who has, from motives
MENTION been induced this
PROMISE and having met with great misfortune
duced appeal to this liberal republic support
efforts to entertain them.
MILE. BERTHA
VIII make her first appearance In tho United States this
ming al that unpretcndng though model OF all Concert
Halls co. Broadway tAsrmept where she feels assured
from the enthusiastic APP ause recved her country
that she viii enjoy snare Of American appreciation In her
eotts to please the dance extraordinarily well ~ the
sympathy and support or her counttyuieu.
scarcely nscess. 20 add that sho has appeared In a'
the principal cities throughout Germany. ana her Success
atrs her 10 believe she viii want fo end ia this
Few Wuria-~America
Remembsy 60. baemcnt Broadway, Al,nlsslcn free.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NIBL0S 0ARDEN.-HERRMANN.
In GRAND OPENING NIGHT
ON MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER ~, AT
THR PRICE OF ADMISSION WILL BE FIFTY CENTS
TO ALL PARTS.
Reserved Arm Chairs will BIO % cents extra. Private
Boxes from - to s.
srkcIAL Noricx-A chairs seats and private boxes
not secured during the day will be unreserved thrown open
In the evening to the public thus retaining the popu,
lar arrangements introduced by VIM. Niblo ESD
GRAND FAREWELL SERIES OF
HERRMANNS
SOIREES DE PRESTlDIGITATION,
commencing Monday December 2 continue every even
ing Of the week, assisted by the ORCHESTRA OF THE
OPERA, under the direction OF TlfEoDoKE THOMAS.
ON WEDNESDAY. CHRISTMAS DAY,
Two Performances;
The Grst In the Afternoon at q and the second In the
Evening, att
During recess OF eight months NlBLO'S GARDEN has
been entirely remodeed and at pecuniary outlay,
thoroughly RENTED and embeshed by Its liberal propretor
ALEX. STEWART, ESQ., that, while still retains all
those features which have such great popularity with
all classes OF society will hardly in Its and elegant
Dress be recognized by it's numerous patrons.
NIBLO'S GARDEN,
from its convenient compactness and comfortable
rangeaens Will be found particularly adapted for Mr. Herr
mann's wonderful performances
NorfcE.-The Box Office will be open every day, from
10 8, commencing Saturday next December II. when
chairs and private boxes may be secured for tho
grand opening night Monday.
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yVANTED-BY A FAMILY FROM BOSTON, A FUR
w nished House, between Fourth and Twenty second
streets and Thrd and Sixth avenues If agreeable would
prefer occupants remaining. Address II. b. station d.
WANTED TO RENT--PART OF A HOUSE, CONSIST.
w ing Of i've six Rooms in the neighborhood OF the
Tenth ward in this city Address, stating aud full
particulars, c. w. Kurtz, 1913 Broad street, N. Y.
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The evenings conclude with the Of
THE IRISH TIGER.
PADDY RYAE................M Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Introducing the Character Song, "Thc Limerick
Rsces.p)
Mr. Marrowfat Mr., Davdge John ......... Mr. Thornc
Mr.. Biberry Nj. Morris Nancy. Mrs Skerret
Sir Chas Lavender Miss MarrOwfst
Mr. Davenport Mrs. Mark Smith
Tomorrow friday Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS respect
bcsi6n 3e generously offered the
Second Representation the Spectacle the
LAKES OF KILLARNEY, OR
BRIDES OF GLENGARIFF.
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DOWERY THEATRE
ID ST1CKNEY : GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
THURSDAY EVENING, December ~.

Tremendous SUCCESS OF the
GRAND IRISH PAGEANT
O'D0N0GHGE, OR THE WHITE HORSE
OF KILLARNEY,
Will be repeated this evening with all its ban
Also, ELEGANT SCENES or EQUITATION.
BY the famous riders. Eaton Stcne and
LA TRAPEZE AND FEATS ON THE HORIZONTAL BAR
BY THE HERNANDEZ BROTHERS.
Afternoon performances Wednesdays and Saturdays
StuPendoas pre- paraons making for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY WEEK,
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DENTISTRY.
A BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET OF TEETH
IA on pure silver, only S. line gold and plana $25
warranted equal any work in New york Single Teeth
81 Teeth MED ana extracted without the least pain Supe.
rior bone filling only 50 Office 1888 Sixth avenue be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets No removal
DIR. LUTHER, Dentist
RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED
IA Teeh-Achng teeth mere shells can be nll.d and
preserved by the discoverer--JAs. PEARSON NJ D. $50
Broadway, West side door above Seventeenth street
n B.-Beware of trashy limitations of cheap operators
WITH THE IMPROVED ATMOSPHERIC TEETH
beautiful Sets for $40 for SIS splendid equal
any $oy SET and for So Set warranted better than any
SlCO set. Teeth old stubs extracted without the Toast
pain Best testimonials from many the first men in the
ssree' NeW Aork lNGERS0LL.
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ID RYANTS MINSTRELS
- Mechanics Han, AZ Broadway above Grand street.
MONDAY December 49, and every night during week.
BLACKsMITHs' JUBILEE-THE STRIKERS.
s. G. CAMPBELt
FOWLER HILTON, GOULD and LESLIE in choruses.
EPH HORN, FLORENCE, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT.
The popular comedians, In their ecccntrcies.
UN BALLO IN MASCHERA.
Sim Dipsey, the doorkeeper. Dan Bryant.
Doors open at 6s curtain IN Tickets 20 cents
uOOLEY'S MINSTRELS tLATE OF NIBLOS SALOON)
IL Stuyyesant Hall go broadway, opposite Bond
TREMENDOUS HIT
ROLLfN HOWARD AND j. G. REEVES,
in their buresque oersc sccnas, performed only By
them. The great New York fnvores.
CHARLEY q. ii. H. GRIFFIN. W. ARLINGTON AND
DAVE REED in new features every night
LOOK AT THE NEW FEATURES. FOX IN FIX.
La Iingara BY. Howard and Reeves
Gdeons band. Howard, Fox Arlington and Melville
Doors open at on; to commence q, 7A o'clock Tickets ~
cents.
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arm chairs and private boxes may be secured for thu
grand opening nigh. on Monday
AURA r EsESEs sH EAT EHnnH NIGHTS
SEVEN SONS.
pay" NINETy.sEvEN NIGHTS
one HUNDRED AND srxrY.rwo THOUSAND PEOPLE
II VIII be presented with all the splendid Union tablcaux
SPIRIT G s44 At TIE II r FHN Ss ay
B 1Hf RAS ~ sd N daF I'LL SKEi
an 4sIE Er pE1T 9 T TAE hnn EGk spY
ihA KILLING IlHiN II Up ri s Ei,Aa SRI
,APoTHEosis or WASHINGTON AND UNION.
ALSO THE mi !T Ps Err. Fool or WATER LILIES
ASCENT OF THE GUARDIAN SPIRITS OF THE LAKE.
THE GREAT wxPrEAu SCENE
MOUNTAIN TORRENT OF REAL WATER.
~ THE THEATRE WILL BE CLOSED Ed
DRESS rue fs 4wS STEW aRW F FfhdEss OF
o" Tuesday sH fEssiss asHi hF Pss'"'''"
v" r 'Si''
Ana HSb SSstsssG ShGs$s 's' Called
A E5Ta as sa% Az sSt$SRR sG GESHs4
GRAND MATINEE
CHRISTMAS Ta : x %FTE sRs
BOTH THE NEW PI EcSs 1 %iI BE PRESENTED
RnooKLYS AcAP Pc ,to az + MISS sT,SS
DRAMATIC z Performances.
Sss FssS va n above
will be formally nvn,, rrn "a rupsp,s
ON nosbAa hSfsIsd IS sh lHfs pkt . 1851
II AND SnS PERFORMANCES
's c1
'''"'''A COMBINATION OF EXCELLENCE
never 'a'p''x xS9 z TIME OR ON ANY STAGE.
The performances will be presented under the following
Gsssss and Msnssf HESkx IE aT
Whe the direction viii be under the exclusive com
troll and of the distinguished American
EDWARD L. DAVENPORT ESQ
the e'"''s MR. JAMES xi ssHs'' % Y, Jr
tho justly celebrate M .'f fES ;S!a' rLAorpE,
hi" first appe''AnSsfR IN rh hfss xsaf PLAcrpE,
'ne distinguished '1 MR. MARK SMITH,
the well known mr. aEo IT, q &s slS
the popular actor formerly XIX 4 the a Ia rsrs theatre
the popular MRS sRssE
who has acquired the proud title Of the best living comedi
MRS JAMES w. wALLACK, Jr.,
the unequalled tragic actress
f is
from the sfs ss while the
VI" Dc i' a,' $Is1. well known
will be presented sAAk'p1 mSM Th.ssfsds Of
Ths Ghost. lanes y. WsIlass
Sssss X Sso %sst r S%'as
Gertrude foaeen Of Denmark Mrs James " waaeH
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ONLY GRAND MATISEE
SATURDAY MORNING, Dec. 81.
G. L. FOX TRIO UPE 0t PASTOMlMI

THE GRAND Co,tcERT OF FREDERICK MOLLEN
tnnuer will ta place ontrhursday evening December 10
lssi at the Polytechnic Institute ardokyn Far particulars
programWr.
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AFR. GEORGE SIMPSON, MR. J. r. THOMAS AND
M Mr. s. G. Campbell win sing several of their best songs
tonight in IRVING HALL at Gustavus Gearys Con.
cert commencing eight O'Clock. Mr. Napoleon Gould the
eminent garist will Play grand solo from Trovatore.
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL 6a5 BROADWAY,
OANTERBURY MUSIC HALL $50 BROADWAY,
TONIGHT, THURSDAY,
TONIGHT, THURSDAY,
FIRST TIME
FIRST TINE
OF the celebrated Performance known
PUNCH AND JUDY,
produced in the same STYLE and with the same apparatus
whom Witnessed by
HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA
at Windsor Castle, stall Palace ydepham which
has with such unparalleled success all England
Ireland Scotland induce the undersigned import
the al great expense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-19

CEwING MACHINES--A LOT OF GRO, Err a BAKERS
~ Qamy cheap Tor cash. TO close an estate, Asoa lot OF
family Machines cheap will exchange for watches dia
Ma z ms
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FIRST TIME HERE,
admirable comedy In two acts by Haynes Bayey entitled
YOU CAN'T MARRY YOUR
In which Mr. Blake Mr. g. Holland, Mr. Reynolds Mr. Young
Miss Mary Cannon Mrs sloan cher appearance hereJ
and Miss Cameron will perform.
Doors open at O'Clock. Curtain TO rise at tx.
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US0 REwARD.-TAKEN FROM 1871 WEST THIRTY
pOO seventh street the night of the l7th small black
and tan Slut answering the Of Tney The above
ward win be paid and questions asked for the return OF
the dog for any information concerning the at Sl
West Thrty-sevcnta street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A ssoRTMENT uNEQUALLED
~ of useful articles for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
White French China Tea Sets, for Holiday Gifs.. % IS
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS
f'' i''''''' sSsSss,L 1ss4"'' '"s'''''' "
Silver Plated Cake Baskets, for Holiday Gifts 30
Silver Plated Tea Sets % pieces for Holiday Gifts Is 90
Silver Plated Casters % cui bo,,s Holiday Gifts 50
COFFEE URxs,
for Holiday Gtits, pattern finely chased 10 90
STANDARDIZATION
Silver Plated Table Spoons for Holiday Gifts the dox 90
Silver Plated Table Forks, for Holiday Gifts the dozen
Ivory handled Table Kniyes Holiday Gifts the doz 90
Ivory handled Tea Knives for Holiday ilfts dozen W
ALSO,
an elegant variety of
FRENCH CHINA VASES
For Holiday lifts.
BISQUE FIGURES,
For Holiday GIFTS
BRONZE FIGURES,
PARIAN MARBLE FIGURES.
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE,
For Holiday GIFTS.
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS,
For Holiday Gifts.
Together with Complete Stock Of
Rich and Plain Cut
TABLE GLASS, &c, &c,
WIZ. DALEY 4 co,
63l broadway.
CEwING MACHINES.--AL LOT OF GRO, Err a BAKERS
y Qamy) cheap for cash. TO close estate Asoa lot OF
family Machines, cheap VIII exchange for watches
sprr A DiIRGIN III, dxxnv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-10
TIE EVENING STAR,
CARE or STOVES AND PIPES.


When stoves are no longer needed, they are
quite frequently set aside in an outouildi ng,
or other out Of the way place, with no fartner
thought. until again wanted for use. III ne
elected, the rust Of the summer may lpJure
Them more than the whole winters wear, par
ticularIy the parts made Of sheet iron. They
should be kept As free from dsmpness as pos
sible, and occasionally cleaned If rust be OBJ
served Our plan has been to apply . coating
Of Iinsesd OIL to the pipes before putting them
auay. 1t should bs done while the pipes are
warm. but should be done thoroughly. 1t il
this being mentioned as the eheapest-almost
any grease will answer.
sOOsEBERRr JAN.
Stalk and crop a. many 40 you require OF
Yfpe, red, rough goOseberries; put them into
the preserving pan, and as they warm, stir
and bruiss them TO bring out the Juice. Let
them boil for ten minutes, then add sugar 10
the proportion Of three-quarters Of a pound to
every pound Of fruit, and place II on the fire
again, let it boil slowly, and continue boiling,
for two hours longer, stirring it all the time
to prevent its burning. When Ii thicken,,
and 10 jelly -like on q plste wnsn cold. II i:
done enough. Put il into pots, and allow II
10 remain a day before it 10 eOVered.-GT-
DsantOVn Telegraph.
CORN BREAD.
Dissolve one tablespoonful Of butter in three
and half pints Of boiling milk; in this sesld
one quart Of Indian meal When cool, add
half q pint Of wheat four, half cup Of sugar
one tsaspoonful Of salt, two eggs, we'll bssten
Bake in two cake tins well greased.-Apser'
Ss~n AgriculturiSf.