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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-03-21

1-wszss> g. J. LTNGLE. Operative
e$fs and Mechanical Dentist, will prac-
0kEYYp tice all the various branches of his
profession in the most approved manner once
ead residence on Spring StBellefoute. "a; ).
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-03-21

NV wv. WHITE. DENTIST, has per
w manently located in Boalsburg, Centre
gounty Pa. Office on main ST., next door to the
s4ore of Johnston & Keller, where he purposes
practising his profession in the most scientific
manner and at mo ierate charges. ma
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-03-21

UJM, REIBER, SURGEON AND
w PHYSICIAN, having permanently located
efeEs his Professional services to the citizens OF
Pine Grove Mills and vicinity, and respectfully
sslicits liberal portion of the public patronage.
TFeb 16, '60.-ly.
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c. B. SMITH, SECRETARY OF TIE INTERIOR. :

Mr.. Smith is we'll known in Indiana, and
is reputed to be possessed Of vigorous in
telect, and considerable administrative tact
and ability. He has been in Congress, and
was Commissioner on Mexican claims. To
regard to his political faith, it is not certain
that he has made any decisive declaration,
but it is very generally presumed that he is
a moderate Republican.
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abe Centre 9smotrat.
:, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. BY
Us. 81. j. BRISBlN.

aaies in the Arcade Building, Second Floor.
TnRns.-s1, so if paid in advance or within SIX
nentbs after subscribing otherwise 81 will inyarl
Ably be charged. No subscriptions received iof
. shorter period than six months and none dis,
continued unless at the option of the EDITOR unti
all arrearages are paid.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-03-21
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, POSTMASTER GENERAL.

The State of Maryland will be represented
in the Lincoln Cabinet by Judge Montgom-
cry Blair, who resided at Montgomery Cas-
tie, near Silver Spring, Montgomery county,
Md. Judge Blair is the son of Francis P.
Blair, we'll known in General Jacksons time.
He graduated at West Point, went to the
State of Missouri, p-acticed law in St. Louis.
was made Judge, and was appointed by Pi
ident Pierce one of the Judges Of the Court
of Claims, from which place he was removed
BY President Buchanan. Judge Blair is now
in the prime of life and mental vigor, and
there is no man south of Pennsylvania who
is more devoted to Republicanism, or who is
more popular among the radical Republic
cans all over the north and west. lie is
son in.law Of the late Hon. Levi Woodbury.,
of New Hampshire, and brother of Frank P.
Blair, Jr., Congressman elect from the St.
Louis district.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-03-21

fetal notice of Mr.. L:ncoln's nomination. =
He was also one of the Presidential electors.
Nor was his visit to Springfield the first time
he had met that distinguished gentleman
While in Hartford, a year or more since, they
formed somewhat intimate acquaintance,
which resulted in the warmest mutual frien1-
ship and confdence ; SO that Mr.. Lincoln
has, IN the selection, no doubt acted as much
upon his personal knowledge and estimation
of the man as upon any solicitation of prom
inent New England Republicans.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-03-21

nR. JAS. p. GREGG, respe ctfully offer
- his professional services to tho people
Milesburg and vicinity. Residence, Daniel
Roileau's National Hotel.
Refer to DR.. ]. NJ. Mccoy, DR.. g. L. Potter, DR..
g. B. Mitchell. Nov. ), lS6O-u.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-03-21

iourneyman printer. In 1924, though scarce
ly of competent age, chad attained such a
position and influence that his party-then
in the ascendency in the Congressional dis.
triet-proposed to nominate him for Cong
ress, an honor which he promptly declined
as interfering with the enterprise in which
be was then engaged. He was appointed
Adjutant General Of the State in 1928, an
Office which he filed creditably and accepta-
bly, during Gov. Shultz's term and in 1881,
unsolicited, he was appointed by General
Jackson as a visitor to West Point, compli>
ment, at that time rendered only to the most
prominent citizens. Tone single man with
in her borders is Pennsylvania more indebt~
ed for her great system of public improve
ment and public instruction. Nor did he
hesitate to invest his own means, when pros
perity and fortune dawned upon him, in en-,
terprises of great public Importance. In
1884 he originated and carried to successful
completion the Harrisburg, Mount Joy and
Lancaster Railroad, surmountiDg difficulties
and prejudlces which would have appalled,
and paralyzed a man of ordinary energy and
determination. In 1888 he was nominated
for Congress, but declined. He was engaa
ged in public enterprises from which he
would not permit himself to be drawn aside
by any consideration of Office or personal ell
ovation. In 1851 he was mainly instrument
tai in the formation of the Susquehanna
Railroad Company, now consolidated with
the Northern Central Railway, by which the
upper valleys of the Susquehanna are con-
nected with the capital of the State. There
was still another link wanting to form di-
rect and continuous railroad to New York
city, the great commercial metropolis of the
Union. General Cameron's practical mind
soon suggested the mode and manner of sups
plying this want and the Lebanon Valley
Railroad Company was organized, and that
road built, and now consolidated with the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. In 1892
General Cameron was elected cashier of the
Middletown Bank-a position which he held
for twenty-seven consecutive years. So shat
about the wear 1854, be was at the same time
president of the Lebanon Valley Railroad
Company, president of the Commonwealth
Insurance Company, and cashier of the Mid
dletown Bank, besides being director and
manager in several other institutions, and
having large private business of his ewn
to manage and superinlend. Yet, notwith /
standing the vast labor and responsibility of
these positions, he performed the duties of
them all satisfactorily and successfully.
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u MI. BLANCHARD-ATToR6NaEFY
~ -AT-LAW, BELLEONTE, PENNA. Omce
fermrly occupied by the Hon. James Burnside.
Jan. 19, 'e0.-h.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-03-21

WI w BROWN-ATToRNEY-AT~
w LAW BELLEFoNTE, PENNA. Will attend to
ali legal business entrusted to him, with prompt
ness. May, 5 '59.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLOS GARDEN.-HERRMANN.
SECOND NIGHT OF HERMANN
THE PRICE OF ADMISSION WILL BE FIFTY CENTS
TO ALL PARTS
Boxes from 81 10 S.
SPECIAL NorlcrA Armchairs seats and private boxes
no secured during the day will be unreerved thrown open
IN Tho evening 70 the public thus retaining the original popu
GRAND FAREWELL SERIES OF
HERRMANN'S
SOIREES DE PRESTIDIGITATION.
THIS uesday evening" Dec a. and evening OF the
ORCHESTRA OF THE OPERA,
under the direction OF THEODORE THOMAS.
Tomorrow (WEDNESDAY), CHRISTMAS DAY,
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES,
The first In the afternoon anc the second In the
Ing at O'Clock.
On Thursday and Friday Dec % n. fourth Attn
nights.
ON SATURDAY, Dec 28,
Two performances for the
BENEFIT OF THE FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
The first In the afternoon the second In the evening
at O'Clock. E. -
TO THE PUBLIC
During recess OF eight months NIBLO'S GARDEN has
0eeu entirely remodced and at vast pecunafy outlay 40
thoomghy rehtted and enheltsled ~ n ber proprie4
ALEX T. STEWART, Esq., that while Il srn retains Al
those features which have given such great Popularity with
all classes of society u wall hardly IN Its and elegant
dress, be recognized by Its numerous patrons.
NiBLOS GARDEN, Ma
from ts convenient size compacness and comfortable
angemen wh be found particularly adapted for Mr. Herr
mann's wonderful performances.
NorIcs-The BOX Onlce viii b. every day, trosn TO
= when arm chairs and private boxes may be secured
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A n. B. CHAPMAN Co, AUCTIoNEERs.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART &C., a.f FxfM.

AAoSI nsb WJ H1ys 81 Hkr r SU
Il e :issss!
Between Fifth and Sixth avenues Aae commencing at II
BRONZE .aS SssSSS fSisSsT
sHvHns AND DnnsDHs ssS
BRocADE AND LACE cyETizlSs; s.oszs : u.s.,
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINESr ARISES STsh sfAroAHY'
BOOKCASE sse eEE k TabIE Fable
,sHEvrrrLp CHM Nrt Glass AMP SILVER WARE,
Ftks fA Ek L LINEN x
HaGNFicE ASfsf Ro asHASWsAiS' r "A
xns Tscnes offered az auction This season
bass all the modern improvements, made By city
superior cansrsary DO ssos
IN 6rocade French cloth Bookcase and Secretary En-
Mirrors marble slabs brsaisis arss NIL Mi
Ss n @
,s.s SOFAS eight, Chairs rs.,wo'a
ceres, lined with satinwood top mirror doors and
KnF ri rssans Easy S Gss rs Gsr and
Selercs Egaw other sts; Assumption fir.
s 81 @ Super se n r
rosewood I.'ssnd Chairs massS oiiosa STIR ca.
wood wood! marble top Drss Dress Bureaus Desead Com
B sansins "a
String nss and md. Hsr Ma.'repsse Esae Be holsters and
Toilets Broea,s Curtains &C. Upper is y
ana back walnut Bureaus, Sofas Rockers, Wnshstad
gnng hoonsoiid carved OAK Buffet stnary marble top;
deerds patent Dining Table Arm Chairs Coachcs
sets crystal and ruby Glass pecantss Wines, obets Cham
pgnes, Lemonades, Tumblers Celery, Fruit Press rye
Stands Finger Bowls ruby and gold Liquor Sets gold
china Dinner ss richly decorated Tea Sets II pieces sold
silver inner and Ten Sets Siyerware Coffee Urn Clsers
TaSe Baskets napkin Rings, spoons Forks ivory handle
IAoe Iuery Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture Stove,
ice Pitchers, Salvers &c.
B-s,ranssr Wishing to attend this sale
shc Astor House ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hoi,s VIII.
Will bring them within few doors OF the house
sixteenth street. Competent persons will be attendance
70 pack, ship cart the goods CHARGE.
House to let or for Sale Possession imned aIey. For
a riher particulars inquire OF the auciioneers
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SSIGNEE'S SALE (lN CONTINuATIOy) OF
$1,000 Worth Of Magnificent Fast class
Household Furniture, VITA TIE
Entire elegant contents i a First
Class house, without reserve, ram shine.

with All unique costly
COLLECTION OF STATUAkY, VASES, BRONZES
AND RICH PAtLOK ORNAMENTS,
Sale positive and pcreitplory.
This (Tuesday) afternoon, at O'Clock precisely. the
nnre in the dwelling house, l52 West Twenty Street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues, all o. wheel is
having been recently made, and comgrss ,v-rytu,ns
adapted fashionable elegantly furnished Residence the
Who'll. TO be sold FOR cash consisting Of English
tnre en- suite comprising three M its richly carved ali
of which covered In rich silk brui eel the best
dsscrptsoG; rosewood Centre AM PIT Tables, Turkish
Curtains, Mantel ard fier Mirrof Colt Landscape
Shades, rosewood Etcgges, Style L,ls XIV; rich
Scvres and Dresden Manel ases Art Sic RronZes &c.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE p!hNOrOi.lE
MUSIC CABINET. STOOL AND COVER, COST $3.50;
marble top Bureaus richly carved Bedssals, een Hair
Mattresses TeteaT Chamber Sus Bronze
Clock marae top Wassands Lounges French aud Spring
seat Chairs Rockers, Dvans, Ottoman, Ova Mirrors
pcrb Beds and Bedding oak Extenson ia l., SOFA Bod
seads, rich French and Bohr i'm CANA, r,ca Tea Sets Sill
verwarc Spoons Forks Casters pitchers urn Tea
vic ruby and crystal Cat Glass Of every .scrptnn oak
marble top Buffet oak Chairs SUPERB Desk, Ollcloh, rch
Chandeliers marble Hall Stands DC Catalogues at house
Sale positive, rain or shine.
N B.-Partics from distance rec that e.er art
Gle in the house Will be sold stricts' whct ,sefvo ami
there Will be positively 10 post onemen,. Purcha
have their goods carted pped by reliable parties
who will be In attendance for that purpose.
RUSSELL w. WEaiCOrT, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

MN. Writers. AuCT1oNEER WILL SELL THIS
w uag, 81; o'clock At <B4 Canal street, one Horse
Covered Grocery Wagon and Harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

GRAND DIORAMA OF THE GREAT INDIAN REREL-
NJ on-Reccived with rIrttruss applause in ali the lrn
.ipal cities Of Europe by crowded houses Will open
al ecker Buildings Tuesday evening, December ~ Al.
pesdsy arq SATURDAY. afternoons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24
d. CAULKINS, AUCTTONEER.
IA. MORTiAGE SALE.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PUBLIC AUCTION

N.
AT the elegant residence West street. near
E..atl avenue,
This day trnestayl Dee. "a, at l0k o'clock,
4ae catalogue comprising tha
H., u..'.. argest and richest assortment Of
offered at auction this season.
CONN, nene AZ lue o'lpes precsely-the entire
fuiitur and scatiiu " ks OF Art
rsc ewelns a. q which viii be sold without and
must Dc removed ~ naaAty consisting every thing
1ound Ia mrs. cues -sidence-farior, Library Dining
Room and Chamber Furniture - =
Parors superior Carpets three magnificent
eohd rosewood Suits, cocered Maroon blue gold
crimson and gold satin, OF he most expensive description
Gotnc and Turkish Easy Cairs noquet ana satin u
cade; ladies' soiu tecepiun Ghas
cred In gold blue crimson and solid
rosewood Centre Tables win staary tops cx-
Rensivey carved Pier, Sofa Side costly
Eteeeres with marble tops plate ass &C. Imported
Bronze and Ormolu Clocks Cnina Vases the
france magnificent French plate Pier Glass with rlh and
heavy gold iramei Manel Mirror to match, OF
Noes large extensive variety OF Oh Paiass by naive
arAsis such as Landscapes, Winter Scenes Marine Views,
lection superior Pianoor M sew e
giant finished all rond nlaid plate richly th
sr sos. :ooa being valuable ins'slncn, rosewood
Dining Roo,n-Rich Velvet Tapestry Carpet, in good order
solid oaS extension Table, all polished in
marble Fancy Tables Mirrors Beds Chairs hair
Cloth, together with al the ruby aud Glassware
Wines, Ghampagnes Tuinhlcrs Gobets aud Oelaatrs
match; rich china Tea Dinner Ses costly Ware,
Tea and Dinner Service, SAVERS, JAKE Basket Casters,
Table Culeiy, marble Pitchers,
Chambers-Costy solid rosewood and mahogany Bed
mocs to match; over twent pure hair Mar sees, from 10
70 W bs, made 70 order and IA excellent cund rain
Toilet Sets OF Cloths Stair Carpets Rods mahogany
u,nioned Chairs Rockers, SOFAS Lounges Couch be.s
d uslanas Tea and Dining Iaoies &c, No lostpone-
Notice all whom may concera-Thc above sale Is made
dny executed 70 me- and ie in Hall of Recotso
tns city. D.J BARNEY .Oj Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

ToHN II. hurley, AUcTrONEER WILL SELL. THIS
81 day at ocock, 1t "A CaEa asSor
Of Bureaus Washstands, Extension, Centre aud other
Tables mahogany and ether Betsteads Pier Nanlel
ohe C sey; Nnrdro e SONS Soa Beds Gas Chan
Haacks Brussels, Threeply AID other Carpets Ocota,
stoves Hair olher Mattresses Feather Beds Beddns
Large quantity Of Toys, Blankets Contlotsrs Sofas.
q large quantity OF China, Glass and Eahen
W.ie. Kitchen, H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

DUBLIC NOTICE.
/ THE HU DsoN BAY FUR COMPANY,
70 Broadway,
would inform the public they will sell during the
thirty days Tor cash only The entire balance Of
their stock OF
LADIES FANCY FURS
VIII OLESALE and RETAIL, at very great sacrifice.
Please call
MARK J. KING, 70 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, SHEET
AMUsEME rs,

AMUSENIE IT'S. #ts 4t
r AURA KEENEs THEATRE
IL THIS EVENING,
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON,
II SIMPLE SroY,
PECULIAR AND NOVEL CONSTRUCTION,
called
LITTLE TOM;
LITTLE TOM:
LITTLE TOM;
LITTLE TON;
LITTLE tom;
A CHRISTIANS CAROL
being dramatic version Of the
CHRISTMAS CAROL
OF Dickens from whose work IL entirely derived In the
course OF the piece, which designed illustrate the
INFLUENCE OF GOOD UPON A HEART
HARDENED By AvARICE,
will be exhibited number of
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX, NOVEL EFFECTS
AND SCENIC INCIDENTS
NEW AND EFFECTIvK SCENERY,
painted expressly for the occasion by
Mr. JAMES NJ. ROBERTS
The entire piece produced under the
IMMEDIATE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF
MISS LAURA kEENE.
Tuesday. December "a,
The domestic drama. in two acts
LITTLE TOM
LITTLE TOM;
LITTLE tom;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

BEEN s HSsIS Hall
CHRIS M assF n fs2n sis'P FHsivrrHs
FIRST week Of SRI ptRSs entitled
S,sss;s 4: :$$ 4: :$1s: ss;ss
GoSes.s ' ssrssrs Pss
ce!esiins, The Dukes daachter afeTxar4s
Starlight Queen Of the Fairies Miss Lizzie chutse
Aiaehi..t Miss
aoss1ner s,'s c sgssas
Oyster Soup Woman Billy Birch
Lobster Man OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a. j. Leavu
Moonbeam Miss Wright
Ems,ad Mss selu.5s
Pocemsn NJ us Y. T Saa
Captain M Aasey Scott
boarding House Keeper Mile Ka.arns
Other Cha after. y numerous aaxila.ic..
o,,,.,.., ]; 5 II. rs. y \. "A. SsIss1HEEs
SE3SD H X4FSEH e eRAsP MATINEE s47sE.
80 on cHRisfMAs DAY. AT AZ O'CLOCK. 'NAA
Tor ''' '''''''f T&SfEs Asp eHE1gsEs,
Mons LA II 1h hoRaEh s ss's Esass:r
GRAND R RSD Auslc kx rsFrSfArsxEsr
WAR FOR THE UNION
Every evening an 10 Afternoons Of
WEDNESDAY AN S ATBRDAY
AT STUYvESANT INSTITUTE,
NO. 66S BROADWAY OPPOSITE BOND STREET
Doors open at O'Clock; commencing 7k
Admission, rs cents
HARRY PEARsON's ARMoRY, IS CROSBY STREET..
Ii between Houston and Blocker sreets-Christuss Din
Baron Of Beef and Plum Pudding Goose Fowls Tur.
key, &C. ready ~ 3k O'Clock NJ 80 cents Free Lunch
every night till New Years. Tip top singing Private Rooms
for private parties
WINTER GARDEN
w Required-One hundred ladies' for he Ballet Please
apply Mr. Cline stage door, Winter GArdeu> between
. anu o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24
FINE ARTS.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY
i NO. All BROADWAY CORNER OF LISPENARD S
HOLIDAY PORTRAITS AT PANIC PRICES.
CARTES DE VISITE-Splcndid finish, 81 per dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

NroTICE.-NEw NATIONAL THEATRE, CINCINNATI,
IN Ohio. This establishment Will open with dramatic
company the Sth of January 1852 for the spring
Ladies gentlemen OF acknowledged ability norc
Others apply, and also stars Will address joan Bates.
Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24


a s sHDfrERs PARIS FANCY ooops
HIS 6zT TSEsb sVa pEdasbS EE SELL
At HIS sAlEssSss s. ISL NASSAU STREET
ARTISTIC " SlssE
BIsQUE sTATUETrEs AND GROUPS,
suprpr curx. RICH s wy PLATED WARE
AAD Sn.NA DHsssfNa GASES, oFfERA GLASSES,
MUSICAL BOXES, &C. ALSO.
Papier Desks Chess Tables Accordsons Jewel
Cases and Caskcis Ladies' and Genemens Dressing Cases.
Gilt and ormou Goods &C. together with great variety Of
beautiful Articles suitable Tor presents.
THEY IN M MIL RE b nH tEXx EXILE
A NJ; MERwIN, AuCTIoNEER
5A and 5o6 broadway.
AsSIGNEE's SALE Y
,ov iuesday mnrning December "a, at ii O'Clock. y ~
SoLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. great variety, including
few Gold Watches. All warranted as represented To he
SOD Tor cash. by order OF assignee Catalogues
BROWNE 4 NICHOLS, AUCTIoNEEEs-rHIs DAY,
tInssdayl Dec a. at l0k O'Clock, saiesroels,
PEREAPToRY SALE or FIRST CLASS FURs.
the present season. othe finest SKINS by
~ e houses IN ae trade expressly for retail trade
E EsSk k9SsEAS SABLE. aDpsoT BAY SABLE
All aaap.ed Tor both aaes' and gentlemen's Wear.
$Ssss $S s$SSlsHs S ssH5Hssslsa''
Also an ss t2 Ss & f,s: y. xs
ROCKY MOUNTAIN WOLF. ''ea anu "'' ''''A"'u
VERY RicjJ s SRI4z Ely BEAR.
HUDSON BAY WOLF.
Every lot in this viii be warranted free from all
iects. Goo exhibition Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

Try GETTING cHoILETs TRTcoLoR YOU CAN
~ play Is ascomianmeats on the piano without having
ssic Price 25c, SIC. In postage The piano
learned rapidly Lancers ia eight houts Lessons from
&c TO 81. Pianist for dancing 81. Piano tuned 5c ONCE
removed 10 lf3 First CHOlLET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

GRAND PRESERVATION OF THREE splendid
" Dresses TO Che preLrst waiter girls at Hall
on Christmas uiglr- Verb. oa~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

n Mr. WALLACE
begs to state In reply letters received
of his theatre and also hundreds applications
the box the the OLD COMEDIES
that the Of the donna,
UP AT THE HILLS,
and the nightly increasing witness the FINE
ACTING, SUPERB SCENERY EXQUISITE MUSIC aud
PICTURESQUE COSTUMES make It imperative to csa.
time its performance in junction with greatly Az
TERPIECES for the present.
Notice will he duly given OF the change.
WALLACKis THEATRE. Dec 81 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24

TIME HORACE WATERS PIANOS AND MELODEONS
and Alexandra Organs and I. Gilbert Co.'s celebrated
Ioan ianos the finest Instruments Tor parors aad
churches in large assortment at the
aSl Broadway between Grand and Broome
which will be sold extremely low prices. Pianos
and Mcodcons from suniry makers and second hand
to let, and rent allowed ii purchased agreement.
Monthly received The Sheet Music Mu-
Books all kinds Of disc prices
pianist In attendance will try music.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-24
HENRY B. HERTS, r., AUCTIoNEER
IL PEREMPTORY SALE OF
ELEGANT FRENCH CLOCKS BR0NZEs STATUAPy

ELEGNNT GLUCKS, BRONZES ETATUARY
RICH FRENCH WELRY AND FANCY GOODS
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRFSENTS
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, DECEMgEP a AND "a
AT ELEVEN CLOCK, EACH DAY ~ -
AT go B.sOADNAY lDetwecn Houston and Beecke,
Comprising rich French Clocks Pendules IN b,nn,e
and marble; Bronze Staiuary, Candcairas vaes
Ornaments Fancy Gooas rich French Icwelry Rings pms
Earrings Broo,nes Bracelets Chains Necklaces &C. vc
Catalogues viii be rtay carly morning sale ana "a
every lot VIII be positively sold without any re serve ts
aucloneer begs call the particular attention. ~f i,as
who HOLIDAY PRESENTS at-a MERE NOMINxI