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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14
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SKETCH CLUB.-This association will con.
vene to morrow night at the residence of MIR.
Comstock, 26l West Fourth-street, as the
guests of Mr.. G. J. Shipley. Subject forillus.
tla'iop. Keats beautiful poem, entitled st.
Agnes Eve
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

CoLoRs OF THE NINTH OHIo.--The ladies Of
Louisville have just finished a beautiful
rregimental flag, which they design present
ing to the gallant Ninth Ohio, in reward for
their late bravery at Mill Springs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

HAYTI AND THE HAYrIENs.- Gpsy FORM
erly our Hsyueu CORE pondeut, has Just re-
tuned from lecruring tour through the
Sta'e, on the subject of "Hayti and the
Hay ITEMS" She reports more opposition to
,he emigration movemen than the Pine and
Fdim would lead one to suppose Much un-
tuunoed prejudice is evinced against "Rad
palh's hired agents." ard Miss lie Compte
ways prtfaced her remarks with the an
ICur rcemeut that she was not "an agent"
hut simply student aud q trsv Ter, viewing
the subject as Bohemian AMI -osmopolite,
10 whom chmes, governments and nationaDi-
ties ore a'lke interesting and alike indiffer,
ept With no claims to philanthropy, it oc-
ours to her as a proper time to poiut out to
the coloTed people of the United ates and
the CaLadas tho advantages OF 4 country
where they may develop in freedom. Clip
sy's Knowledge, disinterestedness and dis
connection with any board, bureau, or emf
grafton rid society, will recommend her to
The earnest attention of the col0red people.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

The new counterfeit zones" on the Bank
OF the State of Indiana, are pronounced, by
some, as being gotten up in better style, ex.
cept the paper, than the genuine notes They
were certainly executed by skillful hand.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

CHEAP Day GooDs, at H. H. Duwelius',
299 Central-avenue, between Sevesth and
Eighth streets. Bargains on hand. Call i'm
mediately.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

TIE interest coupons of the 3 10 United
States Treasury notes, due 10Th February,
are now being csshed on presentation at tho
Lafayette Banking Company on Third.street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

Elder ]. NJ White will preach this (Fri-
day. evening at half past seven o'clock, in
Christian Chapel, on Sixth. street. AT the
close the ordinance of baptism will be ad-
miDislered. The public cordially invited to
attend.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

The entertainment at the Opera. house for
the benefit of the Polieemen's Benevolent
Association, comes off tomorrow night. 1t
6lds fair to be the most successful affair OF
the kind gotten up for long time.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

AcoIDErT.--Lsst evening Hannah Douat, a
youth of FIVE years, fell down a cellar at the
corner of Ann and Plum streets, and broke a
leg and received severe confusion in the
head
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

WE understand that Ohurchs poem of
"Tbe Union" will he delivered on Saturday
evenir 3, ct Pixies Opera house, on the occa-
sion of The Pollcemens benefit.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

The contractors for the enlargement of the
Louisville and Portland Canal have COM
menced active operations again since the
abatement of the food,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

MORTAR SHELLS -Asbcraft has received
contract from the Government to manufac.
tuGe 1900 thirteen inch shells by the middle
of March, for the Mississippi mortar boats.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

PITTsBURG, February l4-M.-River six
feet by the pier mark and falling Weather
cloudy and cold. Three inches Of snow tell
lost night.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

The following Nays of the week gre set
apart for public worship in different ma
tions;
Sunday, by Christians; Monday, by the
Grecians; Tuesday, by the Persisns; We'd
nesday, by the Assyriansi Thursday, by the
Egyptians Friday, by the Turks; satur-
day, by the Jews,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

Police items are exceedingly scarce to-
day. The heavy fall of snow last u ght seems
TO have purified the morals OF the city to
SC me extent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

SANITARY COMMISSION members Of
the Sanitary Commission met last evening
At their rooms in the Mechanics Institute:
IL, W. Burnett, Esq chairman, presiding
The Corresponding Secretary laid before
the meeting acquisitions from several camps
in Virginia and Kentucky, for clothing,
books, and hospital stores, and they were re-
ferred to the committee of the week to for.
ward the necessary articles. The letter from
the Cumberland states that there were one
thousand two hundred sick in General Ian.
der's division.
The committee on adulteration Of subsist-
ence supplies were granted further time to
report.
Judge Hoadly, from a committee on an
IAN address to the public" submitted an ad-
dress, which was ordered to be printed in a
circular form for distribution. The press of
this city and State were also requested to
publishit. 1t will be found on the first page
of to- days Press.
The Treasurer submitted a report Of the
finances, showing a balance on hand of
81 ego So.
On motion of Judge Hoadly, the sum of
$500 was appropriated to the Sanitary Com.
mission, at Washington, and the Treasurer
was ordered TO forward said amount
The Ohair announced Messrs. Aub, Men.
denball and Shipley as the committee for
the week.
The committee appointed to visit the
Louisville hospital, reported the distribution
of nineteen boxes of supplies among the
sick. The number of patients there Is less
than previously reported, the total sick
numbering l,660.
"Requisitions now come from Cumberland
on the East, to Missouri on the West, and
the broad fields of Kentucky on the South.
We have, uD to this date, distributed one
hundred and seventy boxes of goods-in
uany instances sending a Commissioner
with them, to insure their safe and prompt
delivery. Our receipts row are larger than
ever, and come from Western New York.
Western Pennsy ylvania, Ohio and Indiana,
and during the past week donations have
been received from Kentucky"
10 the report the Committee commended
the loya ladies' of Louisville. Miss Msgpie
MerBer visits the hospitals daily, with her
pen and paper, and writes for those who are
unable TO do so for themselves-thus advising
the "loved ones at home" of father or
brother, who perhaps otherwise might re-
u ain 10 ignorance of their situation. She
writes from ten to twenty letters daily.
Such devotion none but a woman can be-
SOW.
DR. Newbury, of the United States Sanitary
Con mission az Washington, who is now on
bis wsy TO Kentucky To establish a "Houe
in Louisville for Sodiers," gave a detailed
account of the operatIohs of the branch coms
missions in several Eastern cities
DR. Reed, who was sent by This commission
into Kentucky, reported that he had visited
some twenty regiments He found them all
needy, and had sDppied all their wants bv
acquisitions ou the Commission in this city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

The LATE JUDGE SPENoER.-An address
on the life and character of the late Oliver
N. Spencer, will be delivered this evening at
the Masonic Temple.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

The charge against Samuel Ely of passing
ten dollar counterfeit note, was dismissed in
the Police Court Yesterday afternoon.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

Some of the street cars had to double
team" this morIing in consequence Of the
heavy snow, which has placed the tracks in
bad COldIiOn
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

TRooPs CoMNG.-We are informed the
Seventh Pennsylvania Regiment has left
PittsbuTg, en- route to Kentucky.
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III UsT-BGOK Several wees4 agy, u book, be.
M longing to the Ohio school library, en- tiled
" Lives of Dn tingui. hrd Iri-lbirn. o.. l." AnV
person finding il, and Te'urnin. It tn 29D Vest
Eighth-st, will he suitanly r"wtr'ei. ie3 b.
II OST-Sh RE'5 ARD : black Nspf ~ dland
HL deg had IN, VIII II los, liar, with came
and residence gfavcd cha.k No. so rive ed o
c liar Tine above r w-rd Nil ~ pid up'o leaving
HIM at 4BS Wet Six'h.si with or without col r,
a. d no question asked ie'S-u*
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14
HOOPS KTR IT s.

yN'BE LADIES TBLI Us THAT The
only trouble with our Skirts Is that they last
too long They never seem get out f order and
IL they could ,nb be protected from the SCOT d
COAL mob of the city, il be necessary
TO bul a eW n there only possibility
O washing them they would last forever. Come
and examine our elegsnt stock,
AT TIA
Queen City Hoop-skirt Mandatory.
T. WHITMORE Il CO..
B.W. corner Fourth street and oentraIav.
ffeI2t
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NrOR sAIF -OR TRADE-A Farm Of 80 ares,
It in Crawford Uou ~, Ind. to a Il half mi IS
FRI m LeaVenwOTth, 40 = ~ de cultiyati Il; good
orchard and house. viii tra1r hOurs a. d lot
in this city or Gown gtpr. A. 7. NcMANAMA
febli.2tF ~ Vest Third street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

ETOH sALE-GRGCEHY-Sr rORG-iu a god
u location and dO'ns a god business Adir 50
s. W. Nj through thn Post Ohot fe 3 ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

HpHFORE WILLIAM ROBINSON, j e.,
NJ Springfield Tow ship Hamilton COunty, OhiO.
Ata Carey and AnuR Carey, his wife, VS. J Wort.
Alta, hment N.tice Is hei eby given thst IN tho
lth daN OF January, 1853, said Justice Issued Or
der of Attachment In the above action for Iho SUN
C S3b %, and that the trial s set for the 4h day Of
ASA and ANNA OAREY.
January 81, 1851. ja2l-o'Tu
FWNHk WBBALY FRhss Now READY,
A Containing the News Of the Week, both FoTeiRi
and Local, and Telegrapbio Summary of Events
elsewhere, up 70 the hour Of going 70 preas,
For sale - the Oountiaa-y Nom Praa asnts
TRR WRRhIY PRESS NOW HEADN,
n containing the News Of the Week. both Eoreiak
Ahd LEGAL, and Tesgraphic Summary Of Events
slseMhsrs, qp 90 the hour oi going sn pres
1eI pAls ~ OppntinR-Seens kElea esna-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

HTOB SALE-RAR- RO M A D FIXTURES-
" Terms reasonable pp'y a. No. 81, $, CT
more-st. fel3.Df
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

HROARDING "A nice front room for rent fur
-Ab nished or unturnished, with ooard, to gen-
teman and wife two single gs0tle zen. Also,
one single room There are but few boarders tp.
ply at 1854 Elm-st. fel7.bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

KNOR SALE FAIRS Four impr,ved f,rms
N lying together, in MN, al u County, Iowa, co
tanning in ell l,51 re- # fIs ass lasd Ties on
boz h siJes the ro from the town II Marshall -
Newton, five mi es Of vh.G' I'd rnn th,Ougn tn =
laI d. Stages ruu daily, cha nR no SO At 'tel
near he ceVter of TIE IRA e. .eisRT ph liJe along
tie road. OF this "a @, 50i ncres are h cui nion,
with five dive lug houses, g Il 1srHf, Cubs, smoke
he uses, &c. Tave Il hO has aight rms, and /, a
good stand. Rsir al Il 4 n TO Marshall aud trs
running daily six miles fr.T tue lIUu LtId all
prairie, Of best quality no he ter IN tre Sta.e Wl
sell the whole or Ore hnif dvi ed or upd dad at
a gTeatepargain, or eXCh Uga tur imp we'd rsl IS
tate in this citS Co iugtOn, For Mat and par.
ticu,ars irquire Of GREGG HARVEY, ~ tn rd-
rstItet Selves Build Dg. fl2-f
GCOB HALF-AT GHEAT BARGAIN A
n we l.iu proved arm in Cl,rmlbt 10 ohio,
containing from so 10 ION acres, ited twelve
miles east of Cincnn ri aud uns ana haif mi es
cast 81 the Batavia Turnplke. FOR further partc-
MARS, inquire of Il. n r. NpF I'm, No 70 East
Pearl.st., or of EN- JR jon rSbN near tbe pr'm
dses. lad-N'
NSOR SAL e SOME TX lELLENT LAND-lu
n Iowa. " ND pay pac, cp.b aud baianco ~
lard for small far n pear n,inpAti, sddras,
s Prefs orc upt9 u
HTOR 6ALE-A FAHM -Ut r ,cr,s, iI Go
dOlph County, Hd qua, ~ miles from Win
chester, the county seat Price 500 HssH- o
Sl2 30 Per acre, one quarter d diwL. hV Q. u lOng
time For tult Iartlcriars apny Go J. TODD 21I
WBlnpt'st., Cincinnati tFl2 ~
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ANOR II EN'T-A de.irat1e S'o~e and Dive ling
" IA West sixth at near Nanut sent
10 o prompt tepant. Gail ct No. -, or ,i1ress
Lock -b. * 200, POat. OIhCe. leli.bH
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poe 1AMI

NT0R RENT-THREE Rooms On the second
" floor, two front ard 1ue btaE. Also, two tho
third floor. inquire AZ p West urth-'tra e..
lfel4 b'l
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Ep0ARDlNG Pr vate y ardi"g at No. 2HT
NE Broadway. A email fem " Ur few sirgle
b, arders can be accou dated. T'rr.s. flr single
boarders, SO go day hoar1er- Sine" we h. fell bR
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

ESOR EENT ROMA large p'e-sa' t tnr-
BY Iishfd trout room with or st OIL bO trd, "a
a email private iamil', ~ go McFIrland.-t. be-
tween Plum and Centralav. felj-b*
gIsOg RENT- SPrRF-VOnN W,th tnis,,ne
a Show. windows B,d DNeil ug rtta0hed. -l q,
Fixtures FIR sale cheap +npy IN Il -te.N ~
No 99O 'ertIal Hv httHeeu SeF"H hHr. F,zhtl,.
streets tei It
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

DOARDING-A large, pleasant frort room,
HO with without ga- aud fire, and board for "A
gentleman and wife, small family OF. unG mon.
Locality cer tra and IleHsaut nd nTice mode ate
Apply at the south east corner II Plum aud ieoI ge-
streets frI3-bE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

AD single gentlemen can ht Il Q large fro 1t
room, well furnished with nre and gas ell her with
or without board 10 ti'st-c ass b1ardiug-house
where there are bat fe " select boaTdeTs. Address
g., Box =, ,I3O. Location central. iel2-e'
H0OARDINR Very centrd aud convenient,
IB with large front rooms, fur ishst 10 SUIT flmi
lies single ger tiemen, ~ n1odeTAe prices. uay
borders business me u strau gers viii ind good
accC mmodaiou4, trail and c pvenle t 1t m der
ate prices, al l25 Fif h It fsl0l'
HpOARuJNS tew gentlemen ba accom-
kp modated with day board in private family at
IL West Sixth. 81 beter- aces req tired. lei T.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-14

KNOR ENT-CHEsP Three Srom. house
y no. ~ Union 81 Inquire on the premises.
Ifal4-b'1
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN or STANDING ASO MEANS 20
N vtars desires ~ irik III at,tst me- nl
young las of - ned nrnd ana plsn.d Dsugcis vita
the NteW ,mattnsuny. >igy se 0t loo.
riarvS wo,,d d-sirs p. q. N I'd raSU 70 ot
ru,,se liz req, cnnNaer, I rtrsrr ,dene atA a.
n - .. taric q. s,si add Alyuso, o> islv ios
sAr
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER I. 1862
AHIUsErIEETs,

1 ~o.. .... AMUSEFiEETS,
\ WiNTkR GARDEN
BRILLIANT AND ArfG4cfrE Give PERFORMANCES
MR. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
TUX MosT Crow DED and pELIGHrEp AUpIEscEs
Assembled 'G @SSs Y any pesSs.r aaS..s' " Nc" YORK
AN hSTIGk NIX 1iDssE AND shs oy wlhhiMas hEE9ESAScE
FIFTEEN DIyFERENr CHARACTERS
inc performances viii commenos with the popular drama
y. o,nv BORN TO GOOD LUCK, ..,.rv
To be followed by of impersonaon
written expressly fer MN Williams by Charles selby
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE.
Hs" % Dd aud
Mise Cons'antia Fhttery, "a romantic young
Sir WiiIe,on a,rlcs "a wes, End mani, ars Il wi,a@s
slgno'inn La scala. Cin Italian Pr,ms Don
Mancle,a, "a spanish Balarina, Mrs B Williams
Cii Perez DonnAquer. Tan Andalusian Mats
Jemna Sick q Yansee dai, Mrs n Williams
During ihe drama Mira IS. Williams wll dance - "rsren
Boero" III Aoanioo" La Mentlio." La aetA Cievc
MIR Barney Williams (for the frs, time, A. Larry Tops
To conclude ~h tsEoIYss Us .gsSns FAIR srTsSy 6
'e'""f ESrE%oaoiSXs9 <, fas,liSSls ATTRACTION
NfBLos GARDEN
EDWIN FORREST
THE Last riMK THIS SEASON.
SEAsD and roSssSyh 5srEHsssArros 5s OF ran
IN ''~'r'' s'sA. p'A' z RrcHELIEu
@S wHsTTH s5TDar EVENING AbElhS bEd De sss aAOFaAr
EDWIN poRREsr h'oh ~. nLiho' RIcHELrsu
bsradAs Mr. l. T. Shewen
)uitui n. arS no,, 4 IL Aisa
M TUESDAY .EiiiKsiisa DEG sfs 3 isss '"''
wu, M MAriLpA II i A. HEkoM IHiEEk.o.Msp,..scr
,1s 2sass sHs nbs Bss 4, pAssHrss
WILL ArFsxk FPxks pS2 sS2fhHsT HE East r,xr
In the great India" rraiss, SSr%aonA &,
Due '''9f fas IL S1ss z s';fs fEssssxssnsrArlos OF
The performances Will commence at N O'Clock Doors
Foxs OLD BowESY skff,T1s4 IHE4TsE sI;,,
Mr. G I. Fox's NEw pANroMIxE.
which be wall .ppf1s sYsbfp 4 ff1 SoS%%SY yA bis
whose unr.vsed abilities stamped them excellence
'A0'00s" "nsiHf TTaEk Z !nsnsi 3%aSIsicESr PIECES,
Miss FANNY Il AERSKd I'm n Miss NJ 81 DESvp Ssp'fMa me-
xosbxY anS uSnS ss.nSss sna pes
BELL RiHaER OF 81. PAULs
AsrHopsLvM}kY sGk,S sfRSIn%SEE%ADn sfRs nsSisEl%f
The whole conbnes the beat bill yet offered
pRoOKLYN ORPHAN, ASYLUM LEcTURE.-A LEG
u uis VIII be dellyered =. the Brookya Academy ..
a% a 4 Sans &c s
Aa & y s su'a1s r be
the door the evenne Of the lecture the Female Orphan
Asylum, Cour., Congress amt Clinton
Catholic Liorary Rooms corner OF Court and Joraemon
the n G praspA as ,s ] ana s nf
| TO commence a. so'ciock.
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
AnGUsENi ENTs.

AURA KEENE's THEATRE.
- Open AT Begin Z before 4. Over nj 10 o clock
MONDAY. AND VERY NIGHT DLEiN3 THE WEEK.
PRILlIANT SUCCESS
Of the great Fairy Sle ttcls,
BIO DRrrE
M BIDNDEITE
BI.ONDETIE
SPLENDID SCENERY, DRESSES AND MUSIC.
The wLoe produced under the direction OF
MISS LAURA kEEHE,
q Of
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Pronounced and pnbc the most magnificent
play Witnessed.
Attention Is called IL
THE KINGDOM OF THE HOURS
THE GROrTO OF LOVE.
the PALACH GARDEN
THE PALACE or LACE.
THE PALACE or DIAMONDS,
rhE DEVILS GRUSSWAY,
- THE TRAVELLING FOREST.
THE CRYSTAL KINGDOM
THE MAGIC WATCH
The New York herald., 1862-12-07

WALLAoKs ,nus ..oo.
NEW AND OLD PLAYS
Monday, December =. The Cisndeslne Marriage.
Tuesday, The School for Scandal
Wednesday. The Jealous WLe
Thursday. Speed the Plo1gh
The audiences continuing each representa-
tiou OF
CENTRAL PARK
A BACHELOR OF ARTS
These plays wiu be repeated.
FRIDAY, CENTRAL PARK
SATURDAY. A BACHELOR OF ARTS
In .prcparation-The Way 10 Get Married. Pauline and
HenrIette. ..
viii be repeated-Wid Osts Bosom Friends and Money
U,HE FAIR FOR rHB BENEFIT or THE UNION
Home School, for the education and maintenance OF the
children No ~ East Forty second street,
will open al the HOME, Tuesday December All
Sunday and individuals working
requested their donalons possible,
order tables be
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
AmUsE sYENTs.


AcApKMy or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n Drrstnr j. Grsa
.rDSiTivHLY LASI WEEK or THE OPERA.
NoltGE-lhe pnblic respectfully nforacd That not
vtfh oi the SEASON,
yin pss he extend u beyond the week thu
COMPANY Will leave Philadelphia open the
Academy there werk-the only whch be placed
Attn" dsiosai ol the Manager.
AR Grsn Nill eniravnr make =
s,as"n u oninence Ia January.
- MONDAY, DEC f. slH OPERA NIGHT
oh,h nE 4 u Meterreers ani celehra I'D
D.nOkAH lI.E PAkDoN DE PLOEbdE ELi.
With NEW SGENBRy, Bf H. CALYO
NEW NM GHhRACTERISTiC CDSrLMES
N GRAND ORCHESTRA or FIFTY
MILE CoRDitR A. N"o"o DrNoRAH
MORENSI, SToCKloN, BRIGNolL AwgDIO. SUSfNf.
Conductor ANA Mik-tt - MULIO
TUESDAY EVENING. Dee, 9-eopuie opera night
NORMA
Admission 81 cents Gallery s5 cent.
WEDNESDAY, Dec I0-f,rst niuht Of
IL BAIL0 IN MAScHERA with m mmcnse cnst-
ON SATURDAY NEXT, AIAsg OPERA MATINEE
A CADEMY on MUSIc-ExTRA NIGur-rUEsDAY
"A THEATRE PRICES-flFrr CENTS.
The theatre prices rhanks
induced the 10 give second
~ ~ rtEsDAY NEXT DECg
Whed will be performed Belins grand opera OF
NORMA
LORINI Norma MORENSL.. .AdagisA
Admission 30 parlUet dress circle boxes aud 70
the gallery. Reserved srsts ~ ccnts extra.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Mr. Gfnl wishes II 10 he dltincug
under That the night win be given with the same
completeness garts the Cast Orchestra and ChoruA
the regular Opera nghs The the 70
OF well To the seating Of the audience. wW
likewise be exactly
The New York herald., 1862-12-07

TOR sALE-ONE OF THE NEATEsT FITTED UP AND
located Ia New York. doing present
excellent business and increasing every day Apply D.
SINCLAIR, lA3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
FOR sAEE.

TOR SALE TWO SCHOONERS AND TWO SLOOPS
They be here for three four days. For
:uars inquire Of JOHN c. BOxLkR 4 sons 30s West
rect near Spring.
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The New York herald., 1862-12-07

t-kktL' ~ euaJyEDt FIR CHRISTMAS EVEN
v, t,.Is. r atl.ssh roo r.i, III, Aeiatuf Ata.i'
.ui wd pca e 4 s.crcnc.s. Ni.a,ss u. u 10. wS
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The New York herald., 1862-12-07

COR SALE-CHEAP. FOR CASH, A FIRST CLASS
family Grocery Store. Horse and Wagon-an old and
'el esta blished stand doing good cash business; location
better, satisfactory sell Apply
the store s42S Eighth avenue, corner OF Thirty seeond
The New York herald., 1862-12-07


(NERMAN 0PERA W.n.
" No. 4s5 BROADWAY corner Broon,e
SUNDAY EvENING, Decem'erI
GkAND SACRED CONCERT.
tn which all the Artl.tsa tirand orches,r viii appear
MONDAY, Deenbsr8
Grand Opera of
TuE MASON AND LOCKSMfTH.
THURSDAY. December III,
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENRFtT TO
GARL AkSCHUTZ
On which viii be sented
BGErHOVEN'S tlDELIO.
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN
NEW BowERY THEATRE
MONDAY DRc s. iss2
FIRST MONT or JOSEPH q. FOSTER, ESQ.H
,irand Comic Pantpmime OF
HARLEQUIN JACK sIIEPPARD,
ALL RIGnTT'" NY covEY
0raud Mechanical Changes,
Wouderiu Tricks and Transformations.
= Brilliant Scene Effects and
Appropriate Costumes.
TONY DENrrs.
as Jack Sheppard afterwards Clown.
Geo brOOkes anu
Hernandez Foster Jbnathan Wild and Sp.
Stanton ThUnas Darrell and Harlequin
h, Julia Crstne ~ Winred Wood and Colnm0Ins
MRS w. q. JONES. .lNDUbTbH
Previous to the Pantomime the Nautical Drama Of
BEN BOLT
Mr. @. G. Boniface Ben Zen
Concluding with the Drama of
TIE WHITE BOY OF TIPPERARv
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r BoGART. AUCTIONEER. BY g. 4 J. BOGART-
81 Wednesday Dec TO- ut 0 O'Clock the auction rooms,
No North William street, general sssortment Of House.
also one Rockawsy Wagon. large Wagons Horses &c
Thursday lO O'Clock, stock Of liquors ~ dozen Bour
hon Whiskey. kc
The New York herald., 1862-12-07

on LOTS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.-PARTIEs
GU wishing home should neglect the present oppor
uniiy 70 purchase lots for SO that worth to-day Sl2
These lots the outskirts Of East New York and lying
the rslroad location first class This ~ worth the aen
spcculators they must be sold close
Parties purchasing four part stand for vc
years. Apply at IS Chatham street, room No. 8.
80 600 WILL s Buy a SMALL ,d. THREE III REL ooI STORY
only family noor for " cent?
within i've inutes' walk OF Hamilton terry. Brooklyn
Apply TO Z. X. KELLOGG l3g Pearl street, N. Y.
d.O OOn FOR NEAT THREE STORY BRICK
TC.OUU Store and Dwelling. in good order; has ten
water and store has shelving
fixtures situated Atlantic dock Brooklyn. r.
easy. Title perfect. Apply 10 T. K KELLOGG i39 Pearl
street, n Y.