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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-22
AMUsENIENTs,


w CONTINUED BURSTS
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE AND r.rour,.
VAST ,sT SUCCESS "AoanfER'
tho nav ~, Until Until FURTHER NOTICE,
in three acts, with enrsly fhs sm and m.sn,o...,
~" music costume; S called the scenery
N MisiS T TiREiSSE:
Count Palette Ces friend, to the Mar, ''''
ssor Mard tchsi Of the Secret Police q Go es"o'''
rosc "a Spy in the service Of tho MArchicncss Mr. Fioye
BemonA Friends of the Chcvaer. ~ o.
Servants Creditors. Guests.
yhe Marchoness de voterra. Mrs Hoe,
ier second appearance at this ,hcars1 ''o'"
La YES Misses Climber schlmm Green and La Fores
syn ss events and Of the new scenery painted ex
pressly Wy Mr. isherwood will consist OF
HALL or Raa52oNrsEg H IL 1qwS MsssIoso'
The gypsy ana he damondsThe Warehouses commence,
TERRACE GARplyy AND ENTRANCE TO THE CHA
T TEAy p aSD 3HE WITH VIEW OF THE NOUN
Tho wedding morninh The charms of wedIock-The DO
TIL THE e" CHA "a SsE Or MURDER
THE RED SALOON IN THE CHATEAU, OVERLOOK
ING THE GARDENS.
la s qua
John Poole called the Ss'0A' "e '0'
o,,y.. scAPE GoAV. NJ. c.. u.r.
iiiis second appear saceJ
fann,in. T pnIxsa, . Mt BIKE
Master Frederick Master Reeves
Harriet. Miss Viola Csocke,
(IIer So ,ond appearanc;J
NorIcH-Doors open al q to begin at half. past.
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nANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIONEER
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ROSEWOOD PIANOS,
CARPETS BUGGY, &C.

DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell at his salesrooms, 70
Nassau street. this day Friduy lOi o'clock, large
ment Of Household Furniture, Carpets, &C., vh'-Parior
Suits In brocate reps and harcloh; black walnut
meed Chamber Suits Centre Tables Card Tables Secretary
and Library Bookcases Eegercs Bullets Wardrobes Dress
ing Bureaus Washsands Sofas Sofa Beds Lounges Chairs
Rockers rosewood black walnut and mahogany Bedseads
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Table Linen China
Glassware Plated Ware, Cutlery, BRUSSELS Threeply, In
grain and Stair Carpets Rugs Shaving Stands Hat Racks
Sewing Machines, &c
ALSO,
Al twelve o'clock,
One superior rosewood Panoforte.
One upright rosewood PianOforte.
One second hand Top Buggy
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EDWARD SCHENCK. AUCTIONEER
u SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
MORTGAGE SALE

MORTGAGE SALE.
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, Nov. %, at his sale
rooms l55 and 1877 Broadway at l0 O'Clock A. NJ large
assortment of Household Furniture Carpets (remoyed
for convenience of sae consisting In of rosewood Par
lor Suits rosewood walnut and mahogany Centre Tables,
Etegeres French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors Velvet
Brussels Thrceply and Ingram Carpets and
hosany Secretary and Library bookcases oiled walnut and
enamelled Bedroom Suits Dressing Bureaus, French Bed
steads Wardrobes Washsands Commodes Shaving Stands
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bosers, Pillows Paiasscs
Toilet Sets Gas Chandeers Lounges Sofa Bed and
walnut Extension Tables mahogany Sofas Chairs Rockers
Cloth Mante Vases walnut Hatracks, Hall Chairs China
Glassware Most Of the above been only
May last IL To positively sold satisfy
a q r. MORRIS
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A. rare opportunity for hca:sssspers ana dealers
ELEGANT ts ssPs class
sN.- ODE Psremptorlly sold At public auction,
81 s,s ThE
saswSss p pasnsSr Room
Ok Dining Room Furniture s Ia"s''
s'a'q Mr,a Ss' Rsiss. YS:da
HORSES oAaa1Aa vi e asIgSSns sI ROBES .
S'sef A 81 sfa SEsaae'
sss coasslins Tteaes sofas oval back CHAIR Arm D
and Mf' crd s wsrs hS ss
syrss and Dresden China Ornaments Maquee and Bots
With aaas sad dae Rsspo
hsir Secretary and Eegeres bronze Clock
MsS,s 81 Centre Tables ps,sn.
mars o Paintings by eminent artists bronze
Magnificent Seven Octave Rosewood Pianoforte;
lack walnut Haissnd OAK Ba!ist Extension Table, china
sns TEA S ss richly R
|saus Bsdsteads, wardrobes Toilet Tables, Co,nmodes,
n Tswe sstns
ootstands Toilet Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets on
psnt and Kitchen Fsraars so AS' "'''' y D4's
~ be In attendance TO cart box and ship the goods
n EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
With Beautiful and Valuable Collection Marble Bisque
and Bronze Works of Art Splendid Pianofore,
Rich Mirrors, French Etegeres, Silver Ware,
French and Bohemian China, &c
Positive peremptory sale Of
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE,
This day (Frday), at O'Clock precisely.
LOG DoautiIui Faiior Chamber, Dining Room and Library
urniture IN the dwelling house l52 West Twenty street.
otween Seventh and Eighth avenues all OF which Is new
vng been recently made and comprises everything adapt
70 fashionable and elegantly furnished residence; the
mole 70 be peremptory sold for cash. consisting Of English
re en- suite, comprising three full SUITS richly carved all of
hch are covered In rich silk brocate Of the descrp
on; rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs In
u0 ana gold satin and moquet Damask and Lace Curtains
ve and Turkish Lounges Mantel and Pier Mirrors gold
landscape Shades two rosewood Regeres style Louis
rich Sevres and Dresden Mante Vases bsque Figures
tistc Bronzes, Parlor Ornaments, 10
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover; cost $50;
ArDe top Bureaus richly carved Besteads twenty large
Air M4ttresses, Teeatees Chamber Suits in rosewood
nng seat Chairs Rockers Dvans Ottomans Oval Mirrors
perb Beds and Bedding, oak Extension Table, fine
kedseads rich French and Bohemian China rich Tea
s Silverwsre Spoons Forks Casters Ice Pitchers Urns
Service ruby and crystal Cut Glass Of every description
4 marble top Buffet oak Chairs superb oak Desk Oil.
pth rich Chandeliers, marble Hall Stand. Catalogues
Duse. Sale positive, rain or shine
b-Parttes from distance assured that arti.
IN the house will be sold strictly without reserve and
ere VIII be positively no postponement Purchasers
we their goods earted packed shipped by reliable par
., who will be In attendance for that purpose.
RUSSELL w. WESTCOTT Auctioneer.
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CONDENSATION o. oun opp.r s.,r or
NEEDLEwORKED GOODS.
X. II. MACY
NOW OPENING Tin addtionl,
FROM THE CASH AUCTIONS
LADIES' HEM-STITCHED LINEN CAMBRIA HAND
kERCHIEFs for H., Is 3d. Is 3D. 2s Is 3d. S., S. I'd.
FINE FRENCH NEEpLEwoRKED HANDKER.
CHIEFS suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, from Is up
wards, =
FINE FRENCH NEEDLEwoRKED BANDS tdoube)
from 81. Cd TO g.
FINE FRENCH EDGINGs and INsERTINGs from Is
upwards
6s., 81 and s. -
FINE LINEN SETS, for S.. 6s, Is, Sc. and los.
SPLENDID NEEDLEWORKED FRENCH SETS in
boxes suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, g. to i'm
FRENCH COLLARS, STYLISH SHAPES, closing atIs Cd.
EXTRA FRENCH NEEDLEWORKKD- COLLARS, clos
ing OF p. I'd.
sGoTCH .NEEDLEwoRK COLLARS, Is, Is. 3D.. 2s,
2s. Cd, S., S. Sd. and IS
900 sCoTcH NEEDLEwoRK SETS COLLARS and
SLEEVES, closing out at Is. Cd. a set.
CHILDREN'S EMBROIDERED MERINO CLOAKS,
very ane closing at %, -, %, So and s.
X. II. MACY
N4 and BOG Sixth avenue.
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pr. B. CHAPMAN 4 CO, AUCTIONEERS-E
tutors sale of superior Household Furniture at public
nSale commencing at o'clock, this afternoon No.
est Twentysixth street near Sixth avenue. Sale Pc
RS. Lac Curtains, Brussels Carpets. Rugs Clocks,
res, Bookcase Vases Paintings, Engrsvings, Centre
p Chandeliers, Hatsiand, Stair Carpets rosewood and
twelve pairs fine wool Blankets, twenty four pairs
4 Sheets, Counterpanes, sixteen excellent Hair Mat
a, Feather Beds, Mc(iraws Sofabeds Washstards In
Carpets, Sideboard Extension Table, Arm Chairs,
and Glassware, ivory handled Knives and Forks Sill.
lent and Kitchen Furniture. Sale commencing at two
Il this afternoon JAMES KELLY. }r..
4 ROBERT MORRIS, Executors.
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FCTION NOTICE.-MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

ROTH, auctioneer, will sell this day 10Y O'Clock
ely all the splendid Household Furniture Of the large
ling house o. East Twenty street, Fourth
e consisting Of English Velvet and Tapestry Carpets
ht rosewood Parlor Furniture suite, comprising
full suits richly carved and covered in the richest
scarlet reps and hair CLOTH and all Of the hest descrp
rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs and
ges covered In green figured reps and crimson damask
ktch; Damask and Lace Curtains two elegant rosewood
fres, style Of Louis XVII gold and landscape Shades
hes and Parlor Ornaments.
NE ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
| CANTERBURY STOOL AND COVER;
be top Bureaus, rich round corner Bedseads, WASH
Commodes, single and double Hair Mattresses, Bo!-
Pillows Blankets, Sofas, Chairs, Rockers, Lounges
Isl Mirrors Sofa Beds, Vases, Corner and Book Stands
black walnut Extension Table, Dining Chairs mshogA.
carpets, Oilcoth Parlor and Kitchen Stoves &c Sale
ve. BY order of L. BRADY, Attorney for Mortgage.
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pCTION NOTICE.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALES
THIS DAY AND TOMORROW,
FRIDAY, Nov. ~, and SATURDAY, Nov T.
beg to call the attention Of buyers these attractive
k. FRIDAYS CATALOGUE IL now ready and viii be
bY LARGE AssoRrMRNrs OF STAPLE AND FANCY
REASONABLE DIZZY GOODS
SATURDAYS CATALOGUE
contain
ASSIGNMENTS OF sRAsoNABLE DRY GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
200 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
ding prime assortments Of and seasonable Heavy
., received direct from Eastern manufactured
MEMS AND BOYS HATS.
0iccs of mems and boys Soft Hats including the most
liable styles and qualities suited to present sales Also
)ccs Of general Merchandise.
w. TOPPING 4 CO., Auctioneers
Nos. land II Park place and Murray street.
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DRY GOODS.


A MRS, GAYNoR's.-GREAT BARGAINS IN COR
Sets and SAirt best shapes and quality, Slightly soel
r and VI 20 Just received those celebrated Paris made
GU ne Gorses; 10 uaf PRICE 80 and S6-now So and ~
20 the Paris woven Werey Corset New styles In French
nkr new patie Balmoras ali sold al panic prices 53
Broadway, near Union square.
RAkGAlNS THIS DAY-yELyET BoNNETS IN
vv solor Sin BSnaes children's Hats Felt Tarbsns,
hiDDons at Soc yard, worth ts Trade sup.
phId. L. BINNS' Millinery, 5si Broadway, up stairs,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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WILLIAM Writers, AUCTIoNEER CANAL STREET
~ VIII sell by auction, this day, an assortment OF
New and Second hand Clothing Goats, Vests Pants BY
order OF Attorney.
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ITrON sALE-OIL PARTNERSHIPS DAY, AT
[)k o'clock, by ISAAC ID. AARON, s. Nassau street.
f Collection Of Paintings Historical, Scrpturai and
4. ~ order Of J. L. BANCROFT, Assignee.
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SALES AT AuCrtnN.

WIN. WRITER'S AGCrI0NEER, WILL SELL TuIS
day AZ O'Clock, 25s Canal street the Furniture 10
Of arso house consisting Of Paror Suits in haircoth PIE,
noosse ch Velvet Tapestry three ny Ingram other
I'M Ocnths mahogany French and cottage Beiseads;
ur MAtirsses shsr Beds Bedding marble dressing
baeans Whshsands Toilet Chna, Glass; siyei lin Wood
ahu oher ares Stoves Dining Room Kitchen Furn.
cure &C. Sale positive for cash Also Piano. rosewood
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MUSICAL.
A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
5 ss ps s n n
bass nad with and pearl keys made to 9fdsr for the pre-
SEQ ysfFs
so sHdns ss 1 a1 s;sr AG an e.
sixth street, near Sixth avenue.
A GREAT BARGAIN FOR CAsH.-slso ROSEWOOD
~ full seven octave Pianofore, best city manufacturers
S close rsscseThp by order e Ne sSr me APP
DEPoT OF THE ALEXANDER yI ORGAN, o..
SOLE MEDAL OF HONOR AZ the Universal Exhibition of
This magnificent instrument atenied In the United States
May M ERsh vi 1srGsIfIls'
adopted by the greatest artists and composers OF both CONT
GoTTscHALK LIszT, RossINI. MEYERBEER DC, &c.
The Alexandra Organ celebrated for the solidy and
of its tone and the remarkable quality Of keeping perfectly
Prices depot sss $50 500, slco $685. sas5 s2oo
Importer of Busson Accordeons vions violin Strings &c
IIIRTH, POND 4 CO-547 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
and will allow the rent II purchased Sheet Music Musical
Easica Goods at low prices
U,OREIGN MUsIC-OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND
for all eaw cost % ns e" Be
cheap again Music for inspection Letters must
tain four cents "0Fa q ss Broadway
r IGHTE L BRADBURY'S NEW SCALE OvERSTRUNG
IL Bass Patent Insulated Full Frame Grand and Square
Pianofores 42l Broome street. What everybody
be everybody says they the best therefore they
must be the best.
PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO ELIZA VALENTINE
IL PARAvALLI teaches Singing and Piano AT her private
residence 687 Broadway third floor the store Of Mr..
Hathaway where she be every day from II till
O'Clock.
VNANTED-A FIRST CLASS PLAIN ROSEWOOD
w Piano, octAves Address B., box S5g Post onlt O.
giving all particulars TO age maker aud price
where Il be
@e PER QUARTER FOR LESSONS ON THE PIANO
DO and in French For references aud address call Al
Mr. I. H. Chambers panoforte wareroons Bible House
istor place,
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CLoARs. CLoAKs. cLoAKs
PARIS AND NEW YORK WINTER FASHIONS
FRENCH BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS
HEAVY ESQuIMAUx BEAVER CLOAKs,
-- CASTOR BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS.
SUPREME FRENCH CLOTH CLOAKS
- ELEGANT VELVET FACED CLOTH CLOAKS
LIONSKIN CLOAKS
WATER PROOF CLoAKs,
LADIES' CLOAKs oAoAA''
MISSES CLOAKS
CHILDREN'S CLoAKS
CLOAKS, CLOAKS' CLOAKS
At s., at So, at ST. ats$
CLOAKS AT ALL PRICES
At w. X. PEYTON'S
Excelsior Cloak House,
274 Bowery, Houston street.
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CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER.
~ pool-The Montreal steamship Companys first Glass;
fun powered Clyde built steamer NOVA SCOrIAN Captain
Alton. carrying the Canadian and United States mails viii
sail from Q.ebeD next Saturday November g. Rates Of
sage from New k:First class, according
ton 80 and 1885, Storage found with good provisions $40
Certificates issued for bringing all the
principal towns In Great Britain Ireland
rates For passage spply at q broadway, New York.
SABEL h SEARIE General Agents.
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|TION NoTICE.-BURNHAM's FURNITURE Ex.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Household Farni
bxed and shipped to all parts OF the world Covered
y for removing furniture 10 and from the country.
|nrc stored
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CLoAKs. CLoAKs. CLoAKs.
" FRENCH BEAVER CLOAKS,
HEAVY ESQuIMAUx BEAVER CLoAKS.
CASTOR BEAVER CLOAKS AND WRAPPERS.
ELEGANT LYONS VELVET CLOAKS,
LI0NSKIN CLOAKS,
WATER PROOF CLOAKs
At retail at very low prices
E. s. MILLS 4 CO.,
AIS Broadway, near Canal street.
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NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
M. day (Friday at lO O'Clock at salesroom IS Nassau
street. general assortment Of and second hand
wood mahogany Paror Chamber and Dining Room Fur
nture vz-Soid rosewood Parlor Suits covered In brooa
tel; mahogany do in hair cloth; TceaTetes Arm and Par
Tor Chairs, Book Cases marble top Centre Tables Mirrors
Extension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs Dressing Bureaus
Washsisnds Beasteads Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
Blankets, &c, the whole to be peremptorily sold.
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ENOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-ON SATURDAY
IL December THE United States Mail steamer
. FULTON, j A. WorrON, Commander,
III sail from pier No 81 MOI III river Of Beach street. on
Saturday, December T. at noon
This steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort, has
double engines under deck enclosed by water tight compar
mens which, besides her results tend in the event OF col
son srandnR to keep the pumps free to work and Sc
cure the safety OF vessel and passengers
Forfreight or passage apply to
SAMUEL NJ FOX, 80.
The steamer ARAGO will sail Januaryt
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M. day at 2 O'Clock +. NJ at No. 253 East Tenth
street. near First handsome Household Furniture,
comprising magnificent rosewood four round IL
octave Pianofore, with briggs patent attachment solid
rosewood Paror Suit covered in crimson and bro
catcl rosewood marble top Etegere mirror
French plate Pier and Mante Brussels and Ingram
Sets Cutlery Silver Plated Ware, maple Sideboard, with
mirror 'front.' oak Dining Chairs mahogany rosewood and
walnut Bedstead with Bureaus and Washsands TO match
walnut marble top Chamber Suits, 70 match; oak do.
Feather Beds Blankets Bolsters and Pows Hair Mattress
Patent Secretary Bedsead, Hair Carpcting lat stand
Oilcloths &c.
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STION kOTICE.-FIRST CLASS FURNITURE AT
iyste sale, this week. at 1877 Eighth street, two doors
4 Broadway, three rosewood Paror Suits, roscw GOD
ahogany Bedroom Suits, Rockers, Looking Glasses
amy and maple Chairs, Tables Carpets.
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E,URs-FURS.-LADIEs If YOU WANT YOUR FURs
altered repaired carefully and promptly By practical
furrers take them the manuiac,ory 27 Eighth avenue
between Twentysi and Twenty Remcm
ber stairs. nice Of Ladies' and Chilcns
fancy Furs, cheap. Please to give a call. FIN1GAN.
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TRYING HOUSE-BROAD WAY AND TWELFTH STREET,
entrance Twelfth street.This House having been
furnished is open for the accommodation OF families
and transient guests and will be conducted both upon the
American and European plans, as best may please It's pa
fine Restaurant IL connected with the House where
meals served all hours Meal boarders be
: GEORGE W. vEsEY, Proprietor.
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TTayre Erempn
Antwerp &c, at equally low rates "' Ao''ciua'n'
Persons wishing to bring frien,a no, h,
mere az e following rates TO New York-From Lyernooi
Liverpool. S40 from Queenstown S35 s ''''aso ison'
These steamers have superior for passen
gers ana carry experienced Surgeons They are built in
sections and have patent dre annhiators
On u0ais...
For further Information apply In Liverpool to WILLIAM
iNMAN, agent ~ Water street. in Glasgow TO WIN INMAN
No ST. Enoch square; in Queenstown O. 4 W. d. SEY.
MOUR CO.; In London TO EWES MACY CT King WI.
liam street; IA Paris toJULES DECoUE, No. Place de la
Bourse; in Philadelphia TO JOHN e. DALE Ill Wanu.
street; or at the Company's offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent rs Broadway New York
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E,URS. FURS. FURS.
l JOHN LLOYD. AuCTIONEER

HENRY II; LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
IL LEEDS CO. will sell auction, Saturday, Nov
= at l0 O'clock at the salesroo % Nassau street, gcntee
Household Furniture Brussels and Ingram Carpets Velvet
do Suits Extension Dining Table, mahogany
Sofas covered in hair cloth gilt frame Pier Mirrors plated
enameled Suits, mahogany marble top Washsands,
hogany oval Centre Table convertible into Writing Table,
rosewood BedseAd, mahogany carved Table, mahogany
Chairs covered In hair CLOTH do. Rockers gilt frame
Mirror rosewood Easy Chair covered in together
Also several ne pieces Of Furntnre made by Marcoe.
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TIoOLEYis MINsTRELs (LATE OF NIBLOS SA
IL loom,
stuyvcsant Hnl $50 broadway, opposite Bond street
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE GREAT STARS,
Charley Fox, q. W. Griffin, Dave Reed, &c,
In their acts-The Wall Street Brokers,
Tue Three Fairies, Sally Come Up,
Pathetic Ballads, Violin Extravaganza, &C.
Monday Nov Is first appearance of the celebrated Eto
plan COMEDIAN w. Arlington.
open 6N to at IA Tickets Is cents.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-16

9at1Sen gierfuAen bSAIt etgenm1httg an ltH
nabm, nad) Dem erten prObebtiIen' Itdb iugar nit
elmer auf Ietnem S6OpB lieeenpen Serptette
ben Miuno unb ben orauenS S6naubbart abrpi1hs
te Damn leiner 6rau betfdlis Idmunjelnc 3untd4
te, mas eewiB 70 ptel betBen 1Ollte, ais: Den
bof Du wteper NAL 9ebOrts Oerlal;en -
unc Damn ltG'O tpObl 1Ameden lieB rpie Elm reH
ter 6reiberr. - 9tur benz Rleinlten, etnem Dtt-
Zen prddbttgen Sunsen, Der lib an ben 0ater
berancrdngte uno ibm unperlpanot nit ltau=
neaoFn Slifen na6 oem ar6eitenoen Nlunoe
lat, ret6te er ein StidGen bon Der lederen Soft !;
Dabingegen Dte MnDeru, ols Der gterfuAen pats
rtarhaltIA ber3ebrt mar, blpB Den leeren, BON
Butter 9l1n3enoen Seller iberlaiIen befamen,
I'm tpelHen fe Ii4 untsr Dem beitsren MtwsOren
Der SHUTTER IarmenO uno bBts frttten wer tbn
NIT Dem leeten Net SApar3brOp am sranoItdb-
FEN auSptlAen pirfe. GnDltA entlAiep bic
Ututter Den Streit um 8oters Seller NIT oem
Spruhe Gins mad pem 2lnoern u uno 70
9eIhab'0 pIattliA; wabrenO Der @te, Der fret.
lid gut gu laden bate, better pem grinplt1en
5beilun98 Der ppn tbm ilbrtggelaiIenen 2st=
Fereten 3ulnaute. @ a<
Dteles etnstge fletne 8tlb BON benz 6omtlten.
le6en eineS 6reunoeS, bteer erlte fliAttee Gltd
In Deiieu SdusGAteit mathte auf cen lauI4en.
ben 6retberrn prauBen am 6enlter unsefdbr ben
namliden Ginorud, alS Iaaue er pur4 etnsn
9rauen NebelOunf all. .ttnmal tn ein rpf9I4im'
merOeS 6tnOermar6en SOll fiiber llnl9ulO unO
trauliber 6etmlthteit unO gan; I'm Stnter.
arunD letner SetIe oGmmerte @tpd8 pie Nbns
uug auf pte NbnuHg etnes tim btsber uns
bsfannten Slides, elmer Qult uno Seltsteit, tpit
Iie Die neiptsen @Ttter nur lelten psm 5terbli
den bienieOen 96nnnen mGgen. = gr tonnte
ft ntdt latt ieben an pieiem bOloen gtlps. pas
ihm 70 neu mar, Tenn CT auf bic &tnper, anf
Die itattliGe 6rau nit Den aroben braunen Qlus
gen, nit ben ernlen unp Dstb 70 ianften. 3usen
fAaute; uno 0aS t9m bod aud wieDer 70 rObl.
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