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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-09
MARY YSVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
T. street, between 7th and Sih.

TEACHERS
MRS. z. G. POSTON... ........ ....... Principal.
MISS MARY Il. JEWETT. ................ Assistant.
MIR. n. BROOKS. ........ Teacher OI Drawing
AIHE Fourth Scholastic Year Of this Institution will
j commence on MONDAY AUGUST 2lth lSG0.-
The year is divided into two Terms, Of twenty tvs
weeks each, wien short vacation at Christmas, Sad
u loGger during the summer months.
THRES PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS.
Higher English Branches. ACCOMPLISHMENTS s. o,
Primary ........ .. ....... ............ ... 8 90
Languages each ......... ..... ......... 4 10
Board ,includng Washing) ...............3 30 90
Music Piano Guitar or Melodian. .........l 10 90
Drawing & Painting Water Colofs.- ........ { o.
Painting in Oil Coors ..... .................. 90
Lessons in Wax Work, Leather Work, Embroid-
erv each. ......... ............... 1 90
B.-Board and Tuition payable every month in
advance No deduction made for abse ce, except in
cases Of protracted sickness. Each bnarleris requr
q 10 be furnished with bedding, towels anu NAPKINS,
silver spoon and fork. jy2S
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-09
NIL a RBLE.
Premium Marble Works.

p. j. DEvINE 81 BRO,
K street, 6et,ceen Sirth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Gel.
SCULPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tomos
- and Grave Stones Mantle Pieces. table and coun-
ter tops, &C. &c constantly on hand or made 10 orue'
at the Shortest notice.
W iers from the country promptly aitennen TO-
n. B.-P. j. d. Il Bro have received Diplomas ana
gold Medals at the several State Fairs from the
Institpts. irpp-n
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.JND. DICKINSON

7 4'I7t II WI
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WATERL Y MACHINE.

sLDITED by Moses \. Dow
This paper is the largesf weekly
ever published in this county. It,
contents are such as will be approved
N the most tastidious circles--noth-
;ug immortal being admitted into its
pages. it will furnish as much rca-
ding matter as almost auy one can
ind time to, rernse, consisting OF
.sies, history, biography, together
with music and poetry. The papers
contain 10 ultra sentiments, and
,neddles neither with politics nor re-
l;@ion, but it is characterIued by 4
high mora! tone. 1t circulates al.
over the country, from Maine to Cal
ltornia.
TERMS:
One dollar for six months, or 50 0C
a wear, always in advance. Clubs,
nv mail. six papers six months So.
b PAPER stopped when the last number
paid for is sent. i new volume com
,nances every July and january.
But if person commences at any
,uunb.r in any volune, and pays for
SIX months, ne VIII nave compete
3aol. with Il title-page, as every pa
,.er's complete in itself. CilbS must
always be sent ri one time to gtt the
,.ene.it of the l.w price. We cannot
.end them at the o!uh price unless
,aceivnj all together a. it is TOO much
rouble - look over our books or keep
n account mi1h each one getting
:he7H rep.
Any ono. sending lis four dollars
can awe one copy OF the WaTeriy
a.egazine, and either OF the following
works for one year by mail. G,a-
bans Magazine, Hnr7er's Magazine,
10 ley IS. !Ieslies Book, ladies Ga
n.4.ta Of Fashion, Futmaa > Magazine,
B.4i!nu's j 'rial.
All letters and comnNanica-
tio,.s concerning the paper should be
addressed to the publisher.
address, MOSES a. DOVE,
Boston Massachusetts,.
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NO w IS THE. TINE FOR
II CL UBS!
l ETERSON'S Superb Magazine

i ETERSON'S Superb Magazine
'Eaiis popular monthly magazine is
greatly enlarged for 1861. 1t wi
contain nearly 1000 pages; from 25 to
80 steel plates: and about 500 wood
engravin gs---and all this for only Two
dollars Il year. This is more, proper
tionately than any magazineever have
-hence "Pey7crsom's IS cmphaticaXy
tie Mayoeime:for the times"
The stories in "Pctcrson" are con-
coded to he the best published any
Stephens author of MARY Derwent,"
"Fashion and Fa,ninc;" and Charles
j. Peterson author Of 'I\ate Ayles-
ford" The Valley EARN" etc, etc.
and they ars-assisred by Alice Carey,
Frank Lee Eenedict, by the author of
"SuSv Is Dairy" by Il. :. Author,
n. IT, Chandler. Moulton. Mchitable
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rv Stanley, Caroline L Fairfield, Ell
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These, and other writer's contribute
exclusively Y TO "Peterson." Morality
and virtue are always inculcated.
II rs the only Mag01inc 'nioSc Fdsh-
ion -PiateS can Le relied on.
Each number contains fashion
Plate, engraved on steel. and colored;
also a dozen or more New Styles en-
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which a dress, Mantilla, or child'S
costume can be cat withou. the aid OF
Il manta,lulaker--so that eacf number
in this way will savea years s,ibscrip-
tion. The Paris, London, Philadel-
phia and New York Fashions are de-
scribed. nj length each month, Pat
terms Of caps. bonnets, head-dresses,
&c. given.
A piece of fashionable music will
| be given in every number.
Tex7mS-Always Ia udr0mcc.
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one year, s. 90: five copies one year,
ST; eight copies one year, SO; sixteen
copies one year, $50.
Three. five, eight or more copies
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ting up a club, aud rclnitting the
/ money, we Will give a "Premiun
I Album" gratis. Fora club Of sixteen
an extra copy and the Album.
Address. post paid.
CHARLES !. PETERSON.
80. 800 Chcsnut st. Ihlla
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SEVEN YEARS!-

HE seven wears of unrivalled sue
cess atteding the "Cosmopolstaa Art
.Assnciotiou." have made it house
hold word throughout every quarter of
the country.
Under the auspices of this popu,.
lar institution, over three hundred
thousand homes have learned to APP
preciate-by beautittt! works OF art
on their walls, and choice literature on
their tables, the great benefits derived
from becoming a subscriber.
Subscriptions are now being re-
ceived in q ratio unparalleled with
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FERNS IF Subscription.
Any person can become Il member
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which they will receive
lst-~the large and superb steel en-
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"Eelstaf' Mastering his Eecruits."
2nd---One copy. one year, OF that
elegantly illustrated magazine,
"1hc Cosnaopolit0n art .!o2Sr"al.
3d-Four admissions. during the
season, to "3Hc cutlery of paintings,
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In addition TO the above benefits,
there will be given to subscribers, as
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ETreHuu4rcdLcantitM Works of Art!
comprising valuable paintings. mar
bles, parians, outlines, etc. forming a
truly national benefit.
The Superb Engraving, which
every subscriber will receive, entitled
"EalStaii mastering his Recruits is
one OF the most beautiful and ropular
enmravinys nv.rissu.d intlis country.
1t i done on steel, in fine line and
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paper, 3Ox4S inches making a most
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OF either the library. parlor, or Office.
Its subject is the celebrated scene of
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Shadows otlicc. the recWits which
have been gathered for his ragged
regiment. 1t could not be furnished
by the trade for less than five dollars.
The Art Journal is too we'll known
to the whole country 10 need colnlner-
dation. It Is magn;ticeutlv Illus
trated magazine Of Art, containing :
ESSAYS. Stories, Poems, Gossip, &c,
bv The very best writer's in America
The engraving is sent 70 any part
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WE SPIRITOF TIE TIMES

y CHRONICLE OF
The Turf, Agriculture, Field Sports
Literature, Art, and the Stage.
EmbezisAed witA Splendid E~s1o-
rangs.
t'ublished Every Saturday Morning,
at No. l45 Fulton St, N. Y,
At FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNuM, IN AD-
iDW. Il. JONES & L. B.THORPE,
EDITORS.
A remittance of Five Dollars, IN a1-
rance, viii entitle u Subscriber to three
Steel Engravings and the paper for
One Year A remittance OF Ten
Dollars, lzs adrance, will entitie sub
,criber 20 the paper for one year, and
:, complete set OF the EngravinSs, as
follows:
Col. VIM. r. johnson, Of Virgin
ia, the Napoleon of the Turf
Mad'll. Augulta, the celebrated
Danseuse, in the Character of La
oylphide.''
Nipton g. Confidence (rrotters),
81, in their Match in Harness.
Boston, Wagner, Monarch, Levia-
isar, Argyle, Black Marya, Gray
Eagle, Shark, Hedgeford, John Bas-
combe. Monmouth, Eclipse. Fashion
Extra copies of the Engcavings tc
be had at One Dollar each.
Rerittances-Care should be Ia
ken to give the Post Office Adttres:
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Bank in good standing. are received
ut par. Fractions Of a dollar may b,
sent in Post Office Stamps. Al
Registered letters, containing Money
are at our risk.
The Postage is to be paid at the
Post Office where the paperis received
quarterly in advance, and ls>only s.
cents per quarter TO any part OF The
United States.
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Edtcd 6g MRS. $. H. JI1EE.
The only approved Ladies' Magazine
in America. Il contains monthly th-
most beautiful line, stipple aud mez-
zotin cngraN.ings scriptnlal and others;
superb colored faShion-piares; model
cottages, with pian--a most admira-
bile sci OF illustrations; and what more
particlally interest the I",ivs undoubt-
ed receipts; music, knitting, MEETINGS.
chenilIc-work. crochct-wogi. flower
work, patchwork, hair braiding chil-
dren's andinfant's clothes. capes, caps,
chemisetts, &C., IN fine. everything.
that can interest lady, will hnd It's
Appropriate place in this Ladies book
Added to this, the literature is By
the best writers in America. and is
paid for, NOS taken from British works.
Jfrm&&:
/ Copy one year a3 90
2 Copies one year ) 90
Copies one year 10 60
Il Copies one year 90 90
Postage, two cents on each number.
Address l.. y. Cooley.
323 Chestnut S.. Philadelphia
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17
THE SHREN EPORI
Weekly News,

Published in the city of Shreve-
port, Parish Of Caddo, every Monday
morning at the low price of 50 so
The News will not be forwarded to
anv address, until the subscription
money is received, as it is published
on the cash principle; and the terms
being put at low figures, will not ad-
nit OF credit.
is the cheapest paper published
in the State, the sheet is "a by SO in
ches, and contoias tarentJ-eight coi-
unns of' reaainy mutter, set in said
type. The Weekly News is made
up of the reading published in the
daily, and contains the latest news re-
ceived in Shreveport, and well Sc
iected articles. In fact ii is one OF
the
BEST FAMILY PAPERS,
published in the South.
Specimen copies will be forwarded
to such as desire subscribing.
The columns will contain articles,
selected and ori ginal, which will prove
of interest and tend to the welfare of
its renders. 1t will be devoted to the
interests Of the South: and internal
improvements in the Parish and Vi
cinitv, will receive the undivided at
tention Of the Publisher.
The columns OF the News will be
open to every person. Personal artl-
cles.will not. under any circumstances,
! (either as communications or adNer-
tisemen:s,) be published.
Correspondence is solicited from all
sections.
JND. DICKINSON.
Proprietor.
Papers publishing tn" above three
months. viii identified to an exchange
for the Daily.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17

- Congress has enacted the fol-
lowing law III reference to Newspa-
pcrs. entitled the
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pROpECYCS
OF THE
BOSSIER BANNER,

HE Bossier Banner is published
at Bellevue, La. at three dollars per
annum to single subscribers. Adver-
.isements inserted at 81 per square OF
ten lines or less, and 50 cents for each
subsequent insertion. Professional
and business cards not exceeding one
square, including paper, ten dollars
par annum.; five dollars fors X months.
Advertisement, for the year inserted
on very liberal terms. The Banner
is an independent paper, and has as
large circulation as any paper pub
lishei in North Louisiana. Address
WN. II. SCANLAND,
Editor and Proprietor.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-17

Cut out the above and put it :"
yaur pocket, and if You need any
hing in the way OF printing. Gave
us a call.
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POLITICAL.

At A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD on THURSDAY
"A ever ng, Jan 1861 Al the house Of Edward Murray
ernef ~ 5th stree and Fourth accordance with
The call q c peyo rattle Republican General COMMITTEES 81
Mozart lla ihe following ieke fo general and ward COM
mefs Ter Tho ensuing elected General Commit
iee-IhaddetsP Mott Thomas Fttsgcrald, Rlehd N Dow
ling. VIM Henry, John Hart Conrad Swaekhrner. ward
ConmtecEdNaia smith, Patrick shields. g. W. Jenkins.
q fouhoTei, John Eaaan ID L.. Hennessy Louis Brpse,
Dennis tlaney N sullivan. Iafkn. Mirhsd Dunn John
wleland ". VI Mcuiges, q n lcogcrd VIM. Martin. Chas
truwe I'd Stinan " fugrnhafn. lr, George y. Drew,
Isaac vn'an John conway ,ames Mullins Mathew Cogsy,
A. Thompson, Zcoiet
Gro. IL DREW.
n. 4, HkBkAHD, inspectors.
THOMAS FLA ID RAJs,
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pARIs-
NOTABLE

TRADEsMEN AND HOUSES
HorEL DEs TRos EHrEasuRs ITO rue Ryo.L Large and
England and Holland Boalsvsrd dcs cspacinss facing
Lace, Lingerie, Nantes, Fancy Goods, Wedding Suits
Court and Ball Drcsses
observation-disclosures Fauvct, rue Menara
TnE IIEADDREssEs AND MILLINERY Of Nile. Soler - rue
Eeuve St Augusn represent truly the type Of disttnc
he e Ss most
FRTScn Cambrc Hsndkerchiefs, plain and worked Cha.
LicE vloLARp-Every requisite for Wedding Suits Prone
made and Evening Dresses &c, 4 rue de Ghci:snL
GLOVES PRvArNew cut and mode OF stitching ~ rue Ncuve
St. Augustn. Wholesale and retail
MosBRoAINE-Bronze, China and ancient Furniture )-rhe
warcrooms removed TO 10 de Helder.
SUISSE ExsIsTIoN OF Pictures, Bronze Works, staasa05
CuRoSoMRrSKs CLOCKS lie Roy and Fills mahslP<o ~
opTciAssThe Of the Tngencur Cheyaier Inces,a
Ducray Chevalcr sole successor founded by hs family
Neu ns Statue Sa sns 70 %
Optics Natural Philosophy, Mathematics, the Navy and
srvaEs CsisAChina Crystals Dinner Services Bouigny
= Paais Royal, Galerie Montpensier Il and II
ROBERTS Co. q Place vendome
WINES TEAS and GROCERIES Of the firm Of H. Cuver 10
de Ia Pax Proprietor Of Vineyards In Bordeaux and Cham
PLAScHAIs PERyuxxR by appointment, rue Caumartin.
The BEAUTY OF LADIES Eau PLxun LYs for the
productions FOR toilet the skin the and
bloom OF youth AND psrts wh.sns,s Of
NEW YORK Al So Bos .as o1 Depot
TArLoRHulek, z26 Rvol well known for his elegant
cut and very superior nt; Trustworthy tradesman
THE BEST PURIFIER OF THE AGE, rs STONES
y Expusve and Gum Eixer syrups. They will cure all
win old fcons &c 2 Broomc She
falls to cure.
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Mrs. NARY v .HAwrFYs OrENISG CONCERT
M ~ ifsing Han, irttD9 raee oppsis ht keassuy Of
nuEAe Iuesdv eyeaing, Jspaaiys 1istsis " evnl&
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
A PART OF A HARNESS LOsT.-ss REWARD. LOST
n tt ursday evening" Sd IF January 1861 Third
between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
Twenty fourth street. he Breeching and Saddle part Of
harness The above win be paid by applying NJ
steinberger, l57 East Thirtieth street.
r OsT-QN NEW YEARS NIGHT IN THIS CITY, A
IL seaskin Gauntlet Glove with light yellow being
very long in the gauntlet The finder viii readily recognise
II (beng the right hand who will receive 50
returning to Thomas Foran Of Eighth and
avenue A
r osT-IN THE PARK BANK, ON WEDNESDAY, JAN.
- nary 3D. Note drawn by milford Gary dated Deem
Der months due June e. 1861 for $3.50 g. 10 the order Of
Barbour Brothers, All perso9P hereby cautioned against
negotiating u same, payment having been stopped.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, No. Barclay street.
OsT-oN FRIDAY, sTH INST, BETWEEN RrDLEy's
~ fancy store corner Of Allen and Grand streets and
Brcome street small black Pockebo9k containing about
name IT, The property OF poor Whoever finds
and returns 70 Mrs. T. Scery, q Third avenue, will be
literally rewarded.
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billiards SALE SPLENDID STOCK Or
ID two HUNDRED Tables ~ the very besi quality for SIN
sEO ana Sgp Everything complete
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Rsynsa.
Fl
Tyrie fisherman q P a,
l. ssss,q s ss5so r., jane.
sS1 aas Il her daughter Mrs w Sloan
1 's;'' isH ss5Sai Tree
infpsa 1S SsS ushe NM M w ssss
s GsB 8mond Mr. N Rsy so.D
Aa OK MONDAY Reeves
Seventh n ~ a9fvv
IO'0H''uus VIZ TOM NoDDYs SECRET
Doors open at 4 commences at 7h
laura KEENE,s THEATRE
onniFF S IL f HsHaasr 4sH7f HSSorss
'A''"4 sHssES sSs's sssEHzGs s''''A'
Il
Hind Hind |lI| lIE
# E$EEE # S|$#E
IN THE bsaSdE HE SEEN EAsE FORMS
THROUGH M1DA1R, sUE hSSIhs BY ROSY CLOUDS.
WATERS OF Sf FAIRY TIE LAKE oLlsrEs
ITS CALM SURFACE. N SSt GLrrrEn1Sa GARMENTS
QUEEN, CROWNED bl Win TIL CHOICEST SHELLS.
FAIRY SSh FK zsS TIL HANG
xrAyrs ouyyEpyNc AT T TlnEH ro,cu
' sO'' A''' or I WHISPERING WHISPERING ZEPHYR,
EVERY FIBRE IN aSTHiS WITH LIFE
HUGE WATER LILY arS Se Az BSyga or THE LAKE,
Dls Sf5sEso RS Linz Hsa1T sJ 5HAHHs
From the Expressl
MUST DO THE JUSTICE TO LAURA KEENE
rrAKEs rREcEDRNoE
SHOW 'ffffEoE EVER SEEN.
LA Asp ssESE l Il EEXrRSSAaAsrLn SPLENDID
;. WATER =. As s ssHAsf IEi GHzs'AH
ARE w BHEss4s ys $Ss or e. FAIRY LAND
PUBLIC IssTHs sea Gg S SsS issi AHAy
IT'S oREEN1Y s %S ASo GLOW: GLANCE
rmA MOST E ssfiI " asislf ExrAvAcASzA
FROM HaSq HEaiSS Shssy % END
IT KEPT Inv AupTEESE in A ROAR
TO TIE FE, %1 H s Of TE r SusTAIs
IHAD SEEN TOO LITTLE.
OVER AGAIN NEXT NIGHT,
tn. DANCING! E fTR ' Sis srHd'y rims'.l
zo spS n DRILL ARE PERFECT
IT MAKES rEU tsGIT i nst Sunday 0oallsri
FORGET SECESSION,
LIaHrENs UP THE MONEY MARKET
Mss roIL ff sAh 4 Il AI-nS As MARY
SHADOW DANCE
n 5SSSs s4sa$A
,,ss cor, Moor MISS MELyYN AS sATANELLA
MISS eopnDocf q EAsS1szF X THE DAssruSr
49, '' ~ . - Az MISS FRANCES AS THE SPIRIT
Mr. LrvrcK As nofS HSS5 & HIh OLD DAkk,s
MARY BULLOCK AS YOUNG SAN &C.,, = :, 80
MR. WREN AS THE ALpERMxS --n $1,000 - rno.o
xR.BRowSE - 'D'H - nc o'S''1AAN
MR. t Basr6N IS Ass sSAiks 1kAdsDlAS'
sAvEs SISTERS,
THE I gr2SHHr SG Ss%HsHS IN HADEs
THE MAAIAc BURLEsouE.
$50" fuE rRRErREssIBLE NIGER.
- THE TWO NEW YORK BOYS.
THE SISTERS wARNINa. -. 80
THE THEATRE FROM TiIE STAGE Ing vsrrr :. .ornv
BLOOD FOR THE HEAVY Mas. .'~'e-D-'
THE rETKRs' PAS sEUL
THE YANKEE GAL
THE SEVEN SISTERS IN LOVE.
- THE SHADOW DANCE.
T T6sSn ssp
LAGER AN INSTITUTION.
TnE BOOT BLACK,
THE SONG Vendors,
WORLD OF FUN
FAIL TO SEE THE Last GREAT SCENE.
BIRTH OF rI liz BUTTERFLY
BOWER BOWER 81 VI rxRss,
,.oow Mr. yAsfssS sosERrs
SEATS NAY " SECURED
TEN DAYS. BsSs f Il s fSsv..iyE
Door. cTen = q. % commerce a,1s
me performance v" Ts aS% ocIo"x.
DaYANrs' xISsrRELs
- III . xs5 T pss dsTS; N -''l
TIE THREE nUNIEns SCENES AT rHlLONs.
.pp.., ,..s 10 K. s..sfa s.lisa. PEEL and NOR.
los = her s,s pc.s. sh.ns xoeass rclss Mac Dll
psas ucnie Banjo sSi' Dre Land stump speech, Miss
Dsss. epsa ., sssi orAin nses AR. riOkes Is cent.
AsERlcAs coscERr HALL, !. ,0o,nw.v
- ~ BROADWAY
Ss Iiss:ai s ssIi$$;if 81
S SoosssSBB s ssSTIIkss
.ONkAD ERoTMkRs.
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DRY GOODS. so.
A LBERr WISE ,x SIXTH Avssvx
Continues 10 sell GOODS
Rnneus panic prices-
Sf'e'D'' '''''' frnssh xERrSogs and royLIns
al 80 cents worth o.
Best French KID GLOVES, ~ cents.
sHAwLS CLoAKs,
Aud all other family Dry Goods,
AT GREAT BAk0AfSs.
GREAT SALE OF DRY oS eo OOPS,
In liquidation Of the estate q
EDWARD LAMBERT CO,
= ~ 90 coaNEScITG MONDAY, JAM
The entire stock will be sold At retail 81
IMMENSE REDUCTION.
Inc s'I ReS S' Palm Figured Pa and ENGLISH sLxs
~ Pc PopIfSs ' ~ '0'S' FRENCH wHRrroEs.
VEL9uRss cLoAxsh Awrs =. A.
LAcEs and EMBROiDERIEs
Linen DAMAsK and DANASk.
TABLE o SHAKER. sAxoSS and WELSH rLAssR1s.
MOURNING b GOODS 81 23Hi' Kinds.
200 piece. FRENCH prI,SSlh;ssks, !. o. per yard
700 pieces all Wool DEIAINEs, at 2nc. per yard.
so pieces ali Wool PLA1Ds q, 100 per yard: ~
100 pieces ell Wool Printed FRENCH MERiNoEs. 81 &c.
90 dresses BRITISH cALlcoEs, a,s 80 per are.s
,ocu,,,.r Gre, oy,u,, q Ladies, KID srovEs ., ra
per pair 49,
large lot OF SILKS 1t 1oc easSe and 75s per yard
The whole must be sold by Feb next ~ the store hss
been let and the business mus be closed.
EDWARD LAMBERT co
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DOWERY THEATRE
ID Lessees and Managers ........ .Spslding Rogers
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, January O. 1861
at ~ o'clock,
will be performed the great fantomine
MONSTER
OF ST MICHAEL,
OR HARLEQUIN AND THE GOLDEN SPRTTE
SULPHUR MINES.
Ia the evening At ~ o'clock,
RING PERFORMANCE,
In which
Miss Kate Ormand, Frank Barry, IT, Libby Luke Rivers
john Barry, Charlse Fish, &c, will appear.
Clowns-Tony Pastor, Dan Castillo and Julian Kent.
To conclude with the
MONSTER
OF ST. MICHAEL.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Lessee and Manager ................A w Jackso
The celebrated comedian,
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
THREE GREAT COMIC PARTS
NEWMAN KOGGS
NEWMAN N0Gtss,
NICHOLAS ETCRIFBY
NICHOLAS NlckLEBY
Mr. LULLABY
MR. LULLABY,
CONJUGAL LESSON,
CONJuQAL LESSON,
DIGGORy
DI6oOKY,
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
On Monday
A NEW BURLLsQUE
MAZEPPA
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THRoUoH yREIgHr ARRAN1EMESr.-roR NOE
felix Portsmouth,, City Point and Richmond. connecting
with Norfolk Petersburg and southde Railroad, for
Iynchburg Bristol Memphis and intermediate places.
q pier Is North river.
stssmship JAMESTOWN. Captain skinner. leaves every
stssmship RoiNoKK. Captain Couch every SATURDAY
Freight 70 Norfolk, cents per foot, 70 City Point coats
Passge 70 Norfolk sta.eroom and meals included o. y,
Petersburg Richmond 60 children between the
/ and Ia half price. LuDLAM a HEfNEKkN,
No. lis DruadwnV.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID THE GREAT DRAMA SEA OF ZOE.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING, at and ~ O'Clock.
Living Iiottentot Kalir, Bushman,
Zooloo and Fngo.
Prof AgassiZ Of these African nativesIt gives
pleasure TO testify that Capt Dillingham; Agoa Bay
Africa and thence into the INTERIOR where he obtained the
African natives which shipped with the of the
local authorities and that nothing done in securing them
that would be Objectionable either moral point of view
with reference 10 the laws of natons Signed Louis Agas
siz. Dated Cambridge, Mass, Dec IL, 1860
These wild African savages to be AT Barnums
Museum at all hours, every day and evening Also the two
living Aztec Children, the living What is It, the white Negro
Sisters thirty monster Snakes the Aquaral Garden living
Happy Family Wax Figures and $4,000 Curiosties from all
parts Of the world.
Admission IS cents Children under ten years Is cents