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Mayors Court, Tktodc 81 Hel,n.sr f3elte
wa4efrnigned upun the charge 81 tntinK. cpr-
rvink sway, ara selling as his osvn I. Ffaek.
the property III sFratcs tonier. Bpitc hisylng
rot rsisessioia sf IT at the Central depot. III
u.is citv, by fraadulcntly obiniuinu Mrs Con-.
nct's eiieea Tor the same. He was ren,audcd
tnprimn, md tho case viii come Gt !.ere,s.,er
IN the Hustirys Court.
q i;eijypn, \ stive 10 William w. Jorea
chargS With being suspicious character, aud
with JHFisiny me OF tiia Watc!me.l while Il.
the dscsiarge Of his d'lsy WAS crdered thirty
'k,shes. ~, 49,.
r;,nius. a slave 10 DR. Davies charged witt
being en the streets at night without a pass
aud ircSpass's upon William Touipkins, wits
discharged.
sgNtsiey ADAMS. n fee Negro. charged with
unlaw tai h,tckrterin:: in thai he did few days
aro hrs purchase, and then Offer for sale AT the
,iid market afterwards. loi of apples w;is
fise'tarked, II appearing thai The apples III
question were brought 10 the city from socle
f;.,cc more than fifteen miles distant.
!: Robert Shelton, "A free negro, was brought
up TO answer the charge of assuring and
threatening Ia Kill his wife, Victoria Shelton.
The Mayor ordered him 10 be whipped, ana
required him to furnish surety for his good
he;llvior in future Robert and his Wife both
appeared to be of good reputation He APP
pg;ied from the decision Of his Honor which
appeal WAS readily granted, and gave surely
that be would apg~,r before the Hastings
Court hereafter, and abide the judgment OF
that tribunal in the matter of his appeal aiore-
said.
,iarv Null, n most unfortunate woman ssc-
cordiDS 10 her own account. who had been
iiued so fer retailing ardent spirits without
iicense, appeared in court, aud gave surety Tor
her future good behavior. paid the twenty
dollars, and was recognized To appear before
The Hastings Court ~ answer the charge cf
having violated the revenue laws of the Com.
monwealth.
thirteen soldiers, AL in row. presented
Themselves before his Honor i'll hia capacity
AS u Justice .otshe Peace, 10 take he oa:i,
usually administered To aiiers entering t!lr
AtrNice Of HE CnnfeIerate Sintcs
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m an RlErD.

b Az Fretleriak sbnry, w.. sastrphar xif' ,y Ecg
WIN. g. pronAsua. Mr.. LA FAlAHfSg to
Miss SANNIE a. Only dArshterof e. Ogden
Isq os Friedrich sbslrl. -
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patxs Psfsn rp ss,,. pur copy al the
counter and Neh thu rrerlIr carriers " the
city. Per akMnAi, ~ AK onths. - three
vaOnths, vi n.
SHsi. WaxxIy ..ks per asinum.
WgExly.---es per anuum.
Neither The Sasni. Weekly nor Weekly paper
viii De- sent for a tess term than twelve
Uscu tbs.
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FOR asExT AND SALE.


EuR RENl-~CLlFIUN HOUSE. This
III we!lkaown House, seoassuieltlv located OIL.
Ish arrest, abase Franklin eeni airs 80 rooms with
hfepiaces, many Of which have barge e!osasa u.
theni ssassss psglcrs dining rea.a siare.roo,a
Kitchen, and servants :oouis. =
For good 'saani. soase improvements aud "a.
pairs viii be fa,de Possession given immediately
Apply 70 ~ w. II. ALLISON.
~ &.-6f No. Id Main street
TOR RENT-For the balansp OF the year. the
I large and well arranged STOhE-HOUSE No.
g bruai street, recently eccaps by is for 4 sst,
tfass retail Dry Gsodf store For terHss Ay IN,
aaire # aNF.1.Ds i TiAW.p IN the prrLsisss.. !,
We sill s~ss = 80 - s.sr = - -,
OR RsSf~1G. laree md oonvelaien a Y ar
IL ranged RESIDENCE at rue .sornerof Grae
aid .ta streets asw la thr ocsueancy If Mr. ~
81 Cardaso. Possession given ON the 10th Ustol
bpr -nest. Apply to
50 as--as ss1nn1S &sAa PERSON
NJ UfFsE.-tafst g. ID. CLARK, A. ON,
IN viii BIZ nj Cuieper c. H. IN ihe 1th, At .sThe
lainss IN. 18th, as'i ut Mt Jackson thr 18th
N october 70 finish the purchases AMI pay the tire
OF Wagons srd noises row IN the fersaes Of the
Vessedrrate Htstrs 1T Mnasssa, - Ss-its :
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY, INCIDENTS. &c.
SCENE ,-EScAMrNEsSrs q ,HE HlsDosraS ARMY,
Ssss enS f%iTs s%'s T. 1
SoF sEf4$$f b } 5F IfRi 5fS ALI
serSr AN iSDiAS Si JgShF ! NEAR faE TOMB OF
p pns himsor e r Ss9ehan parrsyor sea6sR
dislike 10 lice waerAir with drum die Like od
SCENE SLsS iasa iIas
Grand Review Of the British Troops Horse and FooAr.
rival Of aH pgmS slave Th p %poA94 m A.
scrSr foi9 fxTEFT s or THE PALACE OF MysoRE
poys-Jmmy and cr turned Soldier wo march t,s rar-
la, sshSE s%sSi%%Ss cogFy g YARD s,. .,,
TT THE indian b s CaIEf WHO ENTERS ON HIS WAR
surronnded BY Aahrass' seeoya and
song a ho ma WY VIEW ~ SfSR ylsnus
II rr On y,
'ohSh sSiiIhsTLy iiESMssTE DE- AhNNNA
Bounded BY superb bsasifads showing the whole depth
GRAND A BFEa1is q iii sdiiis" EMBASSY
'''1'-'D 20 AND FEAST OF LANTERNS.
D. Miss Kate ormand and Rosa siesis,
By Joey u Forrest and Corps dc Ballet.
Pyrsmdics Devices, by the llindoo Jugelsrs.
TgEACHERY Oh TirPOO Sab
GRAND A8LEAU
Scene TENT Of the Marquis Cornwallis Danvers well
known '" T Z! s 6ss 81 rF spLPaS
who received hostages.
Attempted alton CORVALLIS frustrated by the
sultana Amenaide.
Noble T TH t e FL '2 siasFr Prince
S1Hs '' s sssaa gsT'
gor than q match tor
THE INDIAN COMMANDER.
Rage ana despair OF the ercous Hnme who y proclaimed
ssP, military isc,ics "a Iegen g.; .o.,.,, r,0r.
uen,s Of the British forces.
THE OATH OF rIPPoO Sab
f-Thc Fort Of @errRapatan by Moonlight Heroic
charge o. the noble iiighlanders 49,,
Desperate staudad combat By act and an English officer
Treschery the SepaTs Dreadful carnagc the crescent
humbled asd triumph %
The CfIkIfTIAN AMY.
ACT III
Scene iSecret Entrance to the Cave OF Torture Sandy
scene 2ecs Hole II Mysore Fiendlsh cruelty Of Che
Tyrant Horrible suffcfngs ~ the English cartlvea The
villain Hsmct foicd in his hcliish plans.
Scene 3-fnericr oil the Ionana Revolt OF inc Hafem
An Eug,ish woman than n match Tor ten Purvcyors
Near approach Of the English army. 7.
scene 4--Rampay1s OF tho Fortress Noble conduct 81
Hurried preparations for the defence 81 the Fort.
Meme a-Powder Magazine beneath the FORT. Revenge
Reycngej Revenge " stu the oy OF the Indian kuer lhs
scene GErortress sorinsapatam some 81 vast gran
dsur extending the extreme hc!aht " the theatre.
BOMBARDMhNT or TitR y, RTKESs ~ THE BRITISH
CHARGE or HORSE AND FOOT
syn;lNGiNG ~ l IHh MI MiSE
DEATH OF Tfrruo SAiB
GRAND TARLfAu. :.
In consequence OF the length Of the spectacle there WIZ "
no other i-rfc, name
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RAILROADS.


tCDsoN RIVER KatI.RCAD-FoR ALBANY AND
troy, connecting with trains North and west ifains
Low CHAMBERS STREET IRON Ininry.nR srHvRr
|press and II A. NJ, and 72s u 30 A. M and ~ and
% aud Il sny with steep iC,s + N, Sundays In
shIecpsie train, 7:so A. sA a.,,2:soa and i:25 r. NJ.
i IL ~. and r. N. t5j L. ~
.kseill train, 5sn r. 34band 4;55 L. NJ
|g sing trnn, 80 snd4s0 -.,o,s
|ry,ovp train. s;soPM AZ SMITH superiniep'e
/ Ew YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD =
For Albany and Troy connecting with the New York
psfroad for all points West Northwest and South
In. aso vs the Northern Railroad for atoga Rutland,
Plattsburg Rouse Point Ogdensburg and Mon
In Winter Arrangement commencing Monday, December
'is9-Trsins Will leave New York as oiiows-for Albany,
M and ~ r. NJ, express train from Tryon row, near
kepo, DO 10 A. NJ, express mail train frm Tryon row.
stopping at ali stations above orkvr, Both st depot.
lie Plains s.i5 A. NJ, 2D and y. stoppinx NJ al
Mons 10Th st. depot White Plans G:l6S NJ stopping 81
ttatious from White street depot wuliamsbrtdsr IL
nd $50 r. M stopping a stations from 5esh "a depoN
N $40 "Wednesday and saturday only(,
ping Al all stations from 18th ST. depot Rcturning VIII
Fe Albany, A. M. and 40 II. NJ. East Albany !;io a
aud 4:is T. NJ, express train; Albany. tOt5 A. Eas
|sny, II A. ~, expross mail train. Cro,on falis M,
and 10 A. NJ and sD r. NJ, stopping At all stations
iamsbrdge, b: A. N. and +. NJ. stopping at all sts
81 wnsmsbrdge, l0p 81 (WeAcstay and Saturday
h. stopping at all stations Ticke sold aud baggage
Irked for way stations NJ 26th 81. station only
JOHN BuRCHII.L, Assistant Superintendent
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'A' highly ThEs NEW asS e scf fasiI.sd
CELEBRATED AMssIeAS COMEDIAN
VI" make A a n, ADDED N or Purpose character
DESTRUCTION OF CHARACTERS:
DouBrFuI TowsAiL-ccnmony called Do9tee No
ai-our country cousin from Vermont Mn. IL. g. ROGERS.
>"''" '''NS o'''4'S' anu '''''' = ' My F. Dr
c,Trs phenomenal policeman, always in = 'o'SS'vs
| the way when maned with aids WEN
MARY SFhiNGLhr .........s. MIS- j. H. ALLEN
rluro, King of IIadcs, the ElSsian Fields aud all
low 10 s sses s soy by s means ans
near 80 good as he win appear by the representa-.
rhsroSv,iin, one Of ru,os aids Mr. BsnTos
impress the public favornbiy Mr. LEvcx
ni sa 80
Very tsd :. hs, bis sl =; laIer, Pluto, Won't
coasralo1m ~ s not had spirits, sy any
aaa Srs to Mns "h On e f1n
the CORPORATION N ., council. Mr. VAIL Mr. GOODRICH
volt in naaes and breeze on earth afterwards
rewards The Muraerous Mother, a,terNards
iIiehbay, 81 the Feminine zoaavep afterwards
Flora, his sister, which DISCUSSES she assumes assume,
block out for hC N .SsS Ias angel
Psyche, Afterwards Ils1L Hfls6bgy, o. iho Fe'
hey slonass ss "fs aaGins
d Ssssssi ' SsS aisi' s's on i.'s 1%a
TAnrAniSL the third siaer, another 1snlnyiln
chip. also out FOR holiday, afterwards the
Angel -, afterwards Jcrtsho i!ighboy, at.
ss 1sfSy i nigaSas
"A fashionable belle afterwards Il no, girl,
foloy ing Ia the footsteps ~ her nlustrious pre-
in all particulars Mira IorTy UouGu
SUIrurfISE, The remaining -four of the Mrs H. vIsiSc.
rAncrsrrlA - who ii ne moot abymen Miss NORA Leigh
ner, assist the diable-ies
their sisters. Mss
a variety ri characters for
cANr,rur. that purpose Miss wLLoUGnBY
MIS- PIuro, former called Prospcrine, the
fair daughter Of Ceres, originally borne 10 her
by Jupiter, and subsequently borne from her by
Pluto, which fact sufficiently accounts Tor her
appearing In this connection Mr. PETERS.
CERRs, an estimable lady, considerably younger
than her daughter above alluded to, and intro
duced solely for the purpose 81 introducing the
iast SEEM. MISS EShRlIT
SriRT ARTHuRs SISTER Miss FRAsCEs.
GUpn, well known split, afterwards Young
sam, afterwards the sldiie OF the Chry sails
LITTLE MARY BULLOCK.
During the piece VIII be represented serious tragedy
and several tableaux. cslled the
NOTORIOUS MOTHER
And the
- DhyortB DAUGHTER
Premiere Dansouse With a Grand ras Ms. O. r. Browne
FAIL TO SEE THE LAST GREAT SCENE,
BIRTH OF THE BUTTERFLY
BOWER OF FIRMS.
BOX BOOK NOW OfEN,
SEATS MAY Ne SECURED,
Without extra charge,
TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE
Doors open al g. Z: To "a o'clock
Performance 10 o'cOch
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MATRIMONIAI..

sTDpLF AGED AMERICAN, WHOSE CHARACTER
IL beyond question moral kind acctionatc prcpoascss
md dtnes,csod has some means aud pcrmaaent bust
!, having been wdo ger Tor several years he would again
e to love LADY o. merit, ~ ar auestions,a dispcl
r n N boy I'D Hersd Office, stating some particulars
apueersuce ncurnbrance, means &c, &C, Will be
rod cor larntiaily.
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.TrYyoSIAI-A yorxG WIDOW LADY, TWENTY.
so,r vears of aQr DESTROYS of forming the aclusint
/ NJ gentleman OF means truth and sincerity Address
|te0k aatioa A, Spring street
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HERALD SUNDAY, JANUARY 30 1861
ATTACHMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WINTER GARDEN
~ Lessee and Manager ................A jackson
The management has pleasure In announcing engage
ment If
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH,
Who viii appear for a limited period
-FOUR NIGHTS
VI each week-Monday "Wednesday Friday and Saturday
On Monday 2st Mr. Booth viii app his great role Of
BRUTUS.
On Tuesday, ed, -
Mise AMY ELLIOTT DINsMORE,
Who made successful debut Juliet appear as
Ju'a in the Hunchhack supported by Mr. Dyot Mr. Berth
oyd Faircoueh This first appearance this theare
Clifton, Messrs Daydge Dunn, Stoddart &c.
GRAND CARNIVAL
VI AT
PALACE GARDEN, PALACE GARDEN,
On Monday evening, January %, 1861.
The Committee have engaged the services OF
MR.. X. w. WILLIAMS,
With his valuable
WARDROBE OF CHOICE COSTUMES,
To be la attendance the night OF the Bali
And persons wishing TO hire so by calling at
404 BECOME STREET,
Opposite Centre Market.
Sik, satin and velvet Dresses ave dollars
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nj 80 BKUAUWAY.
NEW hANAnEMEST,
NEW COMPANY
NEW SCENERY,
DECORATIONS, &C.
The pouular place will be reoprncd IN few
country No sacrifice OF time money viii De
spared management render this the most popuar
place OF the city Fur her particulars IN future
announcement :.
% ballet Girls wanted Apply o. he M.l9deon bcty zen u
a. NJ and I'm 5A~ n NiBfRf, ffoprfetor
NODSwORTITR ROOMS.--tiRST CONCERT OF MISS
~ Ii VISA FRANCES u'kEEfFE.
Thursday Evening, Jan g. 1861, asssed by Miss Mary
y Hawley, Or Chas A. Guimette, Mr. W. u 'Curr,e md
other distinguished artists go
director. Mr. W. BkVGE
Tkcts 30 cents, 10 be had William ftan sons, Sts
Broadway, and al the door.
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AMUSEMENTS.
WAIlAcK's 1H gs,sS srcovss
ME- sHyEs sf SESSs Sv SSt77S5aaEyPPz
E EHE E EsSS s. 9: !: & E EEEE$$EEEEz
ss stssi
AND EVERY EVENING SSTiL rgRrMER NOTICE.
Translated and adapted from the French expressly for This
Has been distributed as follows
George Maurice, a rich ship builder and proprietor
Antoine csuss.de head workman. Mr Moron
Charles n,l aAros' ayouns physician Reyapa
s 4 nsnSF Ssbs, Rue'o T xa
j Pss,Ss ssy :sS':s Tsasi
u, ' '',' 'WSIsmsn sailors. i;saa.rms. ". 0ooa'n
c csss % q ws LAnso Mis-. sMsy sano
Time, i7si.
sss sSs hys9se
A lapse Of one month.
- 49, The Lover and the Husband,
Acsspy.rd and spss Of e. op ss. house
Per, with distant view Of the sea
4 ' isps sa si 'Sfss si ssss,.
Ach-PasiOr in Mauriees house:
Ae's-ceorss Maurice: If ssd Ss;.a s,.s''
Doors open a, 7; commence al IL O'Clock.
RowERY THEATRE.
Nf fiHsH r FsEf II fh iss CRY Il 1851
'''A' "'e ES6R&" 't'sSs co csd p'0aH''a @Ah
rsTr Hkd shE ssEsE sssrrnrs,
NEW AND ELEGaNr PROPERTIES,
p..,.,- EXTENSIVE MACHINERY 3c.,
TIPPoo Sab
sroRMINa or - sE Err
In which the entire
EQUESTRIAN COMPANIEs aud
BEAUTIFUL STUD OF HORSES
WEDNESDAY RfsrEGyooy,
ENTIRE crMsci lis G rEFs;oKMAscE.
DowERY THEATRE
ID Lessees and Managers. .sPALDING 4 ROGERS
rn F''s sl l1Tf 4 ses Sr fs.f g
= Which has been several weeks in preparation, with
Entire new Scenery, by Messrs J Howard Rogers and J.
SeS and Costumes Trappnss &C., BY Walker
Mssnhee 8 Banners gsnners,s War Weapons. Regal A.
simply " S Deyern, assistants. ~
Tbe whole Of the extensive Machinery and
The Overture, Vocal and Characteristic Music, composed
The 5 Ssi!f SAf fSs H. ari T.S Of
rIrF Ps'''I s&rB;
sToRMING OF sERINGApATAM
In which the Entire ,
EQUESTRIAN ' COMPANIES
BEAUTIFUL us sFT iIs., OF HORSES
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY Il. 1861,
The viii '9mmsne with the Grand
rf taf,S eH s&s;
sTogMrSe Of sEnIsGArArAM
south laaIs, y TlSPs" S'H,. was
Tippoo was lcd and 1Ss, 1t i1i' 'erminated ''''H
EAoT INDIANS
hane, ooamanGcI 4 is il me os chaes F Fnssr
schabam P.iyeyor 10 IL fofirea Mr. Worcester
Accan poun slave. Geo Sweet
SnTbs Attendants on the Mr. .' Frasi
Nouan Captain OF the Royal Guard Mr. i GHnes
safe .Sorite Slave OF lppoo Nh Law
s sen aasn Jew suffer q M II T D,sis
A. sons of Tppoo saib M,s Frank tsn Foster s.
sepoys, soldiers, banner Bearers Attendants, Fsanaan
Amenaide. sul,ana of Mysnre .........M Miss Denv,l
Teegee Indian orphan Gil Miss Maggie wayand
Funlsa, Fruit Seller Of fIindoostan Miss NsWton
Elizabeth, English Captive Miss Joey L. forre,,
Ladies OF The harm Iapsiqs dirs' slaves, &C. ~
Marquis Cornwsil ,'o-,asnder in Chief Mr. W W. Ward
Col Wellesley, o'erU.''s o se Of Voting, ,,.,-.
S Gsr Godfrey ASfTSsy'. oagers NJ M LIBBY
e ss5 A aeleSry Stan DsSsneS
seSst McGrgor, 81 he Hsnlanders 49,. IL jordan
second Dragon Mr. Gimarton
Sergeant sniih blnd solder ....,........ Nr Brown
Pat Mahony, apris 81 The Emerald Isle Iulian Kent
Judy Mahony camp follower Tony Pastor
Jerry Two oroban Dan Castillo
Pnn.Iinmon, a Welsh Fus,ier Mr smith
Elizabeth daughter Major anderson. Mics Newton
Drag Hiehlanders, Granaaers, sappers Miners DC
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY, INCIDENTS, sc.
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DRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSE
ID EXTRA NOTICE..
The sole Of tickets for Mr. JOHN RAREy first lecture
Bruokiyn HORSE TANNING, to Wednesday even
ing. January ~ will continue Monday nina January a.
nj the bon Office 81 the Academy
NATIONAL ruRArRE, CINCINNATI. oHro.-rBs
~ spring season a. this popular snesre MIL
January ~ lS6l Frs, class svirs wishing nights WIN
49, j. q. PASLEY, stage Manager.
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FINANCIAL.

TOR EXCHANGE-FIyE TO TEN THOUSAND COUNTY
bonda and mortgages for tenor twelve thousand dollars
Improved property In Western city Address Western
station A, New York Post Office.
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looLEy cAMPRELL,s MINsrRELs-NIBLo,s "a.

III loon. 90
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. q, and every evening.
First week ~ the OF the world renowned Sgnor
CANIIo the celebrated man monkey, from the principal
European theatres. VINO viii appear original comic
drama written expressly fo' him, called
THE FRENCiNAN AND HIS MONKEY,
ASSISTED by the entire strength Of the company
Sgnor canito the Ring Failed Monkey in which charac
he Will the hanging the
Ia from the height of the proscen together with
other undng before attempted 10y human
being The entire troupe In iavoe Acts Song Dances &c
Doors open at g. 70 commence at "a Tickets rs cents
LROOkLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
ID Rev. WIN II. MILBURN by invitation, win naugurate
the lectures tnts magnificent Monday evening"
Jan ~ by lecture on Sargent s. Prenss the fhunderer
Of the Southwest
Tickets only 20 cents; for sale the bookstores and the
door. Doors open Z; to commence at O'Clock.
THE BALL Is ALWAYS Up AT EBBITr HALL. 55
4 Vest Thirty third street near Broadway Floor skating
Floor Skating n Skating. Ladies' should learn Skate
NJ Ethtt Hall previous to yentnIing the ice terms ~
cents per hours seven lessons for dollar The hall
be hiied for Balls, Concerts. &c
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DARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN. ~, 1861
in compliance with he fepeaed solicitations great mum
bes OF the friends ard patrons of the Museum
has been nduced to revive for week molc and only one
that immensely popuar
sCkIrTtRs HISTORICAL DRAMA,
sCRlfTtRk HISTORICAL DRAMA,
SCRIPTURE HISTORICAL DRAMA
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN
Jps EN- AND HIS BRETHREN
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETnRkN
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN
JOSEPH AND HIS BhEFHkEN
JOSEPH AND HIS BRErHREN
which received here with such unbounded
universal favor II win be- produced every afternoon this
week nj O'Clock and every evening at ~ with all
scenery, enchanting mechanical and splendid
costumes ard appointments Tn" engagement OF other
dramatic poveties forbid its continuance this
Let all who wish to 4 take ice.
THOSE WILD AFRICAN SATAGES,
who have attracted much attention living
the human before here a kanr Fnco
Zoo'oo Hottentot and Bushman remain another week and
Will he at all hours, will also The wonderful living
What is Ity or Man Monkey,
Thirty Monster Suakes
lightning Calculator
Happy Family,
Grand Aqusra,
and Shi 600 Curiosties from every part OF the world
The Double voiced Singr appears nj each performance
Admission - cents. Children under TO- Is
Parquet, Is cents extra children under TO- 10
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hRouGH FREIGHT Neutrality-suspicious. NOR
fgik P1 tsmouth ely Point aud Rchaoud, connecting
In mroit and Petersburg and Soufhsiae Railroad Tor
hchb irg Bristol, Memphis aud intermediate places
'rer rcived every day. aud through recePs furnished
|aef Is North river. . -. en-, -, -
|,sanshp JAaEsTows, Captain Skinner, leaves every
ea,nshp RoiSoKE Captain Couch, every Saturday, at
N
eIsh, "a, Norfolk per FOOT TO city Point cents
Richmond, 2 cents. 80, - A..
passage Nor.olk, statoroom ana meats ihcluueu -
srshrg ar EcLcnd slu: children between tine ages OF
! ~, half price. LtDLah hh ~ 49, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20

CFRrf eFTpI.D THEATRE ,..u..,, a, tho "a, bss
during he pest IL months been entirely rnys 20 ana
and enlsrgrd aud VIII be ready for ,htAu.vA. %
o.h., st class eu. rtainrncnts IN TOW aNa msnsks
ether rasponsbl~ parties MAJ auage~s sny hS"SS' w.
psie,or, Springfield, Mash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20
ADJUSTMENTS,

NrIyLo's GARDEN
IN las. N. Nixon .......... asaoa ana Napsgsv
NINETEENTH WEEK of THE GREAT TRAGEDIAS
10 consequence OF merous applications all quarters
NIX: EDWIN FORREST
ia his great original character or
hPAkTACUS
In Dr. Birds classic and b-autifu tragedy Of the
GLADIATOR
II splendid dramatic will be on
MONDAY EVENING, JAN 81
and repeated on Wednesday and Friday folio wing
sPARTACls. ,............ Mr.. EDWIN FORREST
TN Tuesday, Thursday and saturday evenings Professor
ANDERSON appear In Rob BOY supported by powerful
cost composed OF the elite Of the Cooper Eng sh Opera
Troupe
Mr. JOHN 5. RAREY gives another practical Lecture
the Sublnsatlon OF Vicious Horses SATURDAY AFTER
NOON NEXT
PARTICULAR NOTICE
The public again cautioned order Ia avoid axtoon
and imposition, 10 purchase their at the
only.
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NrEw BOwERY THEATRE
IN Sole propri.to,s Messrs g. l. Fox and j. W. Lin ad
MONDAY, January ~ IS6t
Re engagement for nights more Of
Mr.. r. \, CiiANFRAU,
Who VIII appear this evening In his great local drama
THE MYSTERIES AND MISERIEs
OF NEW YORK
Nose Mr. + 3. Chanfrau
Sykesey Mr. e. L. Fox
Little Lie Mrs W. q.
ijLe Mendon - Miss A. Hathaway
The petite comedy
TIE STAGE srRrck ttAABER
Mr. q. s. CtisNFRAT aslJerry Clip
In whtl eLarscter NJ ll introduce his celebrated
INVITATIONS OF DISTINGUISHED ACTORS.
The performances terminating with the comic farce of
HOLE IN HE WALL.