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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-19

FOR SALE By
s u Newbro, Lansing; CrossmaD Avery, Iansville;
] Branch stockbridge; X Thayer Co., Lansing !,
Jno A L-sia willismstown: ~ Champ. Onondsga ;
Reed Covert Leslie Peter Linderman, MASON VIM.
SE n Fare Onondaga q. n. Walker, Okemos and
by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
Union. "'syA
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AsrusEsIENTs.
A oADEMY OF MUSIC.

A nm
Ao- NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
NorivE- -Io-morrow, ut 8oclock A. NJ, GO nmences the
n " Ell W ass a. the Academy Breusngs 7M Broadway,
1hAu has the pleasure that he effected
an with the directors of the Academies
sic OF New York and Brooklyn whereby enabled
- : '4'A 'i1S Two aaassf GRAND OPERA NIGHTS.
y. They viii take place as follows, in New Ymk:-
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS. JAN. Is AND IT.
On the nst will be produced In the New York Academy
Verdis justly famous opera
LA TRAvIATA,
In which Will make her rentree
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
whose career since her first this city has
an increasing triumph and the kind give
she Is no unworthy successoras lyric actress well
snRe-to the many usous artstes who have visited this
secure the approval Of the public and the In each role
she has essayed, the ger in announcing that
80 . MISS KELLOGG
VIII appear In the important pa.t OF
Feels that he can safely leave the verdict those friends Of
the lady who have ympathized heartily with her here
BRIGNoLI. ALFREDO IMANcusI. -. .oERMoNr.
IN BROOKLYN
TUESDAY and THURSDAY January IA and i6
On the opening night ROSSINI'S Masterpiece,
IL BARBIERE DI SEyIGLIA,
WI! De produced with the following aquaed distribution:
Brgnoli .......Almavivo. Ssin .Barto0
Mancusi. .Figao %. Brill. .......... .Baso.
Musical Director and Conductor Ri ANscHTa n1a
On Thursday will be rormed, the in Brook
La TRAvIATA,
With the same cast as la New York.
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PROPOsAI.S.

DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK, yASUARY o. 1867
Sealed proposals will lie received until +. NJ OF the
10th inst for building extension 70 the Post Oace Build
Plans Specifications be examined and informa
zion obtained only At the onlce Of the architec grdh
Thomas Bsq, lO Broadway between the hours OF 8A NJ
aud The proposals endorsed Proposals for the Post
once Bxtenson 20 be addressed % the undersigned
IL understood that the Postmaster General shall the
right 70 reject any or Gil Of shs propcnis, ~, -,
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

DANJo AND VIOLIN TAUGHr-BY JAS BUCKLEY
ID the most successful teacher IN the profession, who
hand, for sale cheap Apply st So White street, near
Broadway.
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THU BALL SEASON

TaHT GUARD BALL. (COnPANYA A. SEVENTY FIRST
la regiment)Academy Of Music, Thursday evening" Feb
ruary III iSS2 Tickets q sdnisns gentleman and ades
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r AURA KEENE's THEATRE.
IL MONDAY NIGHT,
EVERY EVENING DURING THE wEEE.
GREAT SUCCESS OF
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN

LAURA KrENE's TnEArRE.-,Our American Cousinn waa
revived q this house last night with rnquaaed success
well but Englishman could be expected and
slight uncertainty In gait and drawl contributed the
mond Asa Trenchard carried out the idea OF the live
Yankee with rough ingenious, unsophstcated vgor and
the acting of Mr. Marowe, Edward Trenehard
admirable. Mr. J. II. Soddart Abel Murcot
ceen and his tout ensemble could not have been
crow ded and much amused auditory
From the sun -
Laura keenes. The fair Laura herself unexceled
actress excellent judge of artists and plays holds ready
friendly hand both foreign productions pro-
vded they be good This the theatre for all citizens
this the for the great of the American
Cousn piece made popular at Miss Keene theatre
the world. Our citizens there naturally 70
the american Cousin, as they do TO the Park TO
From the Daily Times.l
LAURA KEESE's THEArRE-rom Tayor's comedy OF "Our
London critics have lately CRASHED their teeth and torn
their hair revived here last evening and attracted
extremely good house As The redoubbe Lord Dundreay
The character next in importance to his ordshp-AsA
Trenchard-was interpreted by gentleman, Mr. John
Raymond. new to this company Mr. Raymond Is firmly
KNIT healthy looking gentleman, full Of vitality and little
demonsratve in the way OF walk and action generally We
shall ourselves with saying that Mr. Raymond 10
careful nd spirited actor and greatly
taken, will prove valuable member Of Miss Keenes
pany The lining characters excellenty distributed
| [From the Express]
l LAURA KEENE's THEATRK.-"Our American Cousin" was
reproduced this establishment last night The character
Trenchard taken by John T. Raymond who
dered the part very aSosPaSy to the suasnrs His acting
Trenchar will be all that could be desired The Lord Dun
dreay Of MI. Levick wass good performanes Mrs J. H.
sented by Laura keene with marked ability The entire
excellent and ths representation of Our
American Cousin" sfuy equal to the cast OF is orgnea
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

444 AMERICAN ~ Music HALL a. Broadway.
The greatest entertainment the city distancins all the
places OF muscmcnt In the country In the production OF
CROWDED HOUSES. CROWDED HOUSES
CROWDED HOUSES. CROWDED HOUSES.
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
1MMkNSE SUCCESS.
AN ENTIRE NEw COMPANY.
AN ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
Every person shonld see
" A. WRAY,
w. A. WRAY.
The Grca. PrestiIgItsegr The gres Presdists'eur
MISS LOUISA PAYNE.
MISS LOUISA PAYNE,
The popular Vocalist and Queen of song
DENNY GALLAGHER,
NJ TURNER
GEORGE WARREN,
The renowned negro comedians.
NV THE DELEvANTIC BROTHERS.
THE DELEvANTIO BRUTHERs,
In their wondeifn gylnnastc feats. -
TIE BEST BALLET TROUPE
THE BEST BALLET TROUrE
In the city, composed OF fret class dancers under the dec
tlon OF n. Paul brilliant.
PRIZE OF ADMISSION
Parquct 10 cents Gallery 10 Doors open per-
'''"''' RoBEltf W. BUTLER, Proprietor.
CHARLEY WHITE, Acting Manager.
George Cramer, TrrAsurer Harry Everett Stage
NOfiCE-There will be brand Matinee every Saturday
afternoon. O'Clock. of
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO.. AUG
IA uoneers

A LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO.. AUG
SUPERB noUsEHSIS EgRNiruRE. PAINTINGS,
STATUARY, &c,
Al Public Auction tomorrow (MONDAY), January 13
Elegant Residence ~ West Sixteenth street.
Fifth and Sixth avenues
SALE COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Viz Seven Octave Rosewood Pianofore,
Rosewood Drawing Room Suit Bronze and Ormolu Chan
deliers, Velvet Medallion Carpets Sevres and Dres-
den China Ornaments, PIER and Mante Mir
rors, Lace Curtains, OIL Paintings by
eminent artists.
The auconeers would call the particular attention their
friends and the public to this sale the catalogue comprising
the richest assortment Of Household Furniture &c offered
at auction this The Furniture all
less than seven months ago. and OF the best description
Sale positive, without regard to weather. Superb Suits
carved Ia solid rosewood, covered with silk brocae
Pier and Mante Mirrors embroidered Curtains Man
tel Ornaments Tables King Patent Reclining Chairs Oh
Paintings by eminent artists bronze and marble Statuary
Magnificent seven octave rosewood PianoEore,
Canterbury Stool and Cover
Washstands oak Buffet Extension Table China Dinner
Tea Sets Crystal Glassware richly engraved Table Cutlery
solid Slverware rosewood and mahogany Bureaus Bed
seads Wardrobes, Toilet Tables, Comnodes Dressing
Tables Hair and Spring Mattresses Blankets
Sheets Towels Mctiraw's patent Sofa Bedsteads Book
stands Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocoth Stair Carpets
B-Sraneers wishing 70 attend this sale take the
Fifth avenue Broadway Sixth
the Astor House, st. Nichoasand Metropolitan Hotels which
VIII bring them within few doors of the house, Of
sixteenth street. Competent will be In attendance
to pack ship or cart the goods al reasonable charges
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

DRYANTs MINSTRELs
ID Mechanics Hail. Az Broadway above Grand street..
MONDAY, Jan: D and every night during the week.
8. q. CAMPBELL. EPH HORN,
PEEL, .GETTlNGs LESLIE, F0MLER, H0BBs,
THE STRANGER
The Stranger. Dan Bryant Mrs Haller Eph Horn
Doors open curtain rises at IN Tickets 70 cents
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Proprietors Messrs L. Fox and J. W. Linsara
MONDAY, JAN. l3 1861,
Re-engagement for six nghta Of
Mr. G. w. CLARKE.
The mythical Drama OF
THE LAST NAIL.
The petite Drama Of
ZILLAH,
TALE or WASHINGTON,
and the petite Comedy Of
NY FELLOW CLERK.
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AMUsENIENTs.


MIBLOs GARDEN. Ae
~ Lessee ana Manager: ..........HENRY O. JARRETT.
- GREAT 81 CCESS OF
THE BEST DRAMATIC COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
~ Second week Of the eminent Histrionic Artists
Mr. Z. L. DAVENPORT,
Mas. JAMES W. wALLAcK, Jr,
Mr.. JULIA B. BARROW. .
On MONDAY EVENING, Jan. Is, 1852.
Inc great Historical Play written by the Rev. James
White, In Eve acts. entitled tie
KING OF THE COMMONS,
AN EPISODE IN rHE REIGN STUART.
james King Of Scotland Mr. JamesW Wsack Jr.
As performed 10y him throughout England and America
with marked success the rendition of which has
won TOT him the 'godcn opinions' of the
PRESS AND PUBLIC OF BOTH HEMISPHERES
George wr alias Buckle the Rslver Mr. Il. L. Davenport
Ma,i Mr. VIM Wneatiry
MIS- Juia barrow
csr Al. -, w. MI MAX Smn
Muhso small Mr. Lennox
In preparation shakespe RES ce lebrated Tragedy OF
- JULIUS CESAR
~ L. Dastnport
or.
1"'o"y Mt W m whcauey
y. W. Walack, Jr
Forming combination = never surpassed in America.
Admission Ito all parts OF the house) 50
Secured Parque s. ails rs cents
Box Office open daily from IA. nj. iii 6P.M
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IL Ss9 BROXDW AZ, OPPOSITE BOND STREET.
CROWDED WITH THE ELITE AND FASHION.
The only the city where Burlesque Opera 30
enjoyed where all the newest features Of Negro Min
emaey performed by those 1rst clas
artists, - - -
First week OF selections from the opera Of
TSe nsrsr falling arb:ry xen ~ Toa ana crs.
and the unapprcschnbe sally Come up" By Dave ReeAs
Doors open 6t< at IN Tickets rs centa
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TcxTRA NoTIcE.-eArETrEs CONCERT ROOM, Ns
~ Sro'a"fy fyyiuRsDAY EVENING. JAN. A
"ss' "P"''' ~ BENEFIT OF
JENNIE JOHNSON.
An immense array of talent will appear this occas0o
tes can be the 0aeties also Miss John
san n resldence 1888 Elm street.
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w GREAT ATTRACTION
STANDARD COMEDIES.
DURING THE WEEK.
"A DIFFERENT PLAY EACH EVENING.
MONDAY,
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER
TUESDAY,
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
WEDNESDAY.
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
THURSDAY,
LOVE FOR LOVE.
FRIDAY,
ROAD TO RUIN.
SATURDAY,
LONDON ASSURANCE.
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

DOwERY THEATRE-sTICKNEY's NATIONAL CIR-
ID cus.-Benent OF AARON NIXON and JOSEPH LYON,
Assistant Doorkeeper Thursday night Jan.
6 which occasion the following volunteers will appear:
by kind OF the propstors OF Hooey and Grn.
this band win appear O. ". H. Grian, Rollin
Brothers, Billy Armstrong Tom Armstrong John Armssrong
Stewart the ceiebraed Ring Master besides the whols
strength Stckncys Equestrian and Dramatic Troupe
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old BOwERY THEATRE
~ IMMENSE ATTRACTION FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY,
TUESDAY, JANUARY H.
For the benefit of MR. j. g. FOSTER Stage Manager fifty
dramatic and equestrian artists have kindly volunteered their
valuable services for the
First pikht q new equestrian war DRAMA written byJ
McCuLLOCH's INVASION OF MISSOURI;
THE BATTLE OF SPRINGFIELD,
with powerful distribution Of characters.
VARIETY OF DANCING AND SINGING.
To be followed by Grimaldi : original Pan tomimc,
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN TWENTY YEARS, OF
MOTHER GOOSE;
HARLEQUIN AND THE GOLDEN EGG,
In which all the popular panommists will APPEAR:
Concluding with grand equestrian feats in the arena
among which will be GRAND MASKED BALL, from Gus
tavus the Third on twenty horses.
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

A CLAlEsOYANT--ALL DISEASES DISCOVERED
IA aud cured lost and stolen property recovered
The fate and Of absent friends wsds Known
celebrated medical AM ciarvoyan, America
81 l0l West Fifteenth street. OF Sixth avenue sas
faction pay
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1ITAR IMPLEMENTS.
w DIR. ROBERT A. FISHER will deliver his extempo.
raneous and SPLENDIDIY ILLUSTRATED LECTURE on
GuNP0WDKR CANNON AND PR0JECTILEs,
ING, JAN. l3
DIAGRAMS e:yering So9 feet Off, q canvass MODELS,
sent in full the science and In modern
fare
Tickets rs cents Three tickets 50 Doors open at
To commence ar TX o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

III iHE GREAT PREsTIDrGIrATEUR
WI perform worcester Saturday. Jan III Al frovdence
!on. Thursday Jan le At Portland, rridsy saturday and
Springfield, Esd; New Haven 1&h, and Bridgeport 2osh
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
"A wantci, Furniture Carpets, Jewey, &C. 10 supply the
wssefh market pay as iolows-For sllk Dresses from
on or address, A. Duca 2l5 seventh avenue, between
twenty and Twentyifh streets Ladies attended TO
bv MRS. d.
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

TRUIy woNDERrUL-wHo WOULD NOT CONSULT
the celebrated Madame PIERCEf who would be happy
60 all those who wsh to look into tho past present
future a $50 Concord street. Brooklyn Fee co
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

LvOR SALE AT AUCTION-ON THE PREMISES ON
Tuesday January H. at O'Clock +. NJ Farm about
Is Of first class land. with the Stock Crops
to 81 feet wide proper trns drive FOR
for exercising horses; It intended two mile
grapery inside outside of the pleasure ground
In the town Of westport Fairfield county, Connecticut with
In ten minutes drive Of the post Office schools churches
eighty per cent can remain bond and mortyagc For
New York. or Of Daniel Burr ESQ.,, wesport. Conn.
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CLOTHING.

A BITTER CHANCE THAN EVER FOR LADIES AND
"A gentlemen to obtain the hghes, price for their Cast on
Clothing guarantee the following prcs-For silk
Dresser $40 to $40 from So $50 Coats 81
70 81 for Pants Also Carpets Furniture and Jewelry.
between Twentieth and Twenyr streets. Ladies attend
ed by Mrx Anhalt
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AnIUsEMENTs.

WINTER GARDEN
w IN CONSEQUENCE OF
THE CROWDED HOUSES
nightly gathered to witness the revival Of the
OF Dot the management compelled postpone
fortnight more the produc or the great piece
50 long in preparation and for Monday aud
few nights only Bourccaults setting fancy frame OF
Charles Dickens exquisite story Of Tho Cricket the
Hearth - entitled = ="
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

AAADAME HARVEY CAN INFORM HER MANY
M friends and the public OF all the events Of ie If
wish the TRUTH give her call ~ 22 Rvnston street.
Columbis Ladies 70 cents. gentlemen 10 cents. Houn
from mi.
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

nR. LINES TREATS DISEASES OF FEMALES WITH
- unparalleled He be consulted Isl
Thirteenth erect, Second avenue.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THAT "CURIOUSn BOOK" "wOMEN IN NEW YORK.
singular novelty, filled with interesting Sketches of Fe
male Characters in the City (Which the Herald denounced
The Independent for is sold by for
Ing $50 50 enavings Dealers allowed nearly fifty
cent N. GAUNTT, Publisher, 40 Walker street. up stairs.
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A GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
N wanted Furntture, Carpets, Jewcry, &C., tn supply h'
Wesicrn MARKET pay As follows-For SIX Dfcss from
o2 To $to Coats from $40 to s2o Pants from Is to -
address A. Ducas 2l5 Seventh between Twcis
tyfourth and Twcnynfth strcets Ladies attended to BY
An ID.
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DOCTOR HORACE sTANFIELD, OBsTETRIC PHYSI-
~ clan and Surgeon, treats all dsras ON IA and
children Special and all obsructons removed
guaranteed every consulted at his private
rooms 48 East Twelfth street. doors west of Broadway
At home from IL A. II. to9P. NJ.
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Has universally supplanted all other ointment, aud
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eve.introduced and tsintrinstc merit Ia tbn trua
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OF 'n's hesler and the flesh
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i The Friend OF the Nuraerw
Children arc freauent sufferers from .,+s,
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sbould have this constaut,y
sore Breasts and quickly removes the 1otter A.
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A. SCHREIBER, s Srretnr.v,.

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A. scHRE1BER. s ssretary a.
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credit OF the contingent account the OF tbs Company
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health of children and wish from hoss.r
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da this you canrsy upon s perfectly harmless and cst
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l4-F-r ras 5r= Blood Food. -
Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED always u,,
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the True Standard. Anayse the Blood person suorn
from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrofula
and in instance certain deficiencies ot
ueq Blood Supply you are made vel
Tie Blood Food founed
SRsuccess- There ara 49, - f3 =
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adapted deficiencies Of tho Blooda different r
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, any affection waaeror Of III,
Throat or Lungs inducing Can8umpticn which Is
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Bladder Complaints take No. In sll the direction
must be strictly followed Price of tie Blood Food 81 20,
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Sold By CHURCH 4 DUPONT, No. 406 Broadway, NJ.
fork j. WRIGHT CO., Nc.2l lb1 Chartres street
WOOD CO., St. Louis Mo- and by ali respectable Dru,
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