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THK Republican, of ihs place seems TO
pick at an article, published by Us Two
weeks ago, on the subject of 'bIouing out
States" Our article simply stated that, the
territorial Committee of both Houses had
nearly maiured bill which proposed 10.
diFide the whole rebel country into Terri
tories. organized as if embracing newly
settled land under Territorial Governments,
the organic law of which, taking no notice
OF any of the peculiar Institutions Of The late
rebel Siaies, shall treat them as free terri
tory This project does not, IN our epin-
ion, meet general favor, and we shalt op-
pose IL, as every true friend of the Consii-
tuiion and the Union should do Congress
has no power to blot a single State out OF
the Union, taking any notice of any of the
peculiar institutions of the rebel States or
not. We care nothing about the Rspubli-
cn1s's shorse lbiefp argument, for il does not
meet the case. But if thsss Republicans editor
sees st to bolster up the dbolifi0nia, SUM-
and thus over ride the Constitution, simply
for the purpose Of getting rid Of Slavery (for
Il rannot possibly help the Union csuse)
{hen we have nothing further TO say. but
look elsewhere for true friends OF The Union.
Ws want 70 pnl down this rebellion, and
that without uagibs war for any purpose
oI conquest OF subjueaiions or purpose OF
oyenarouing or interfering uilh the rights
- --.- Lf<zt<~<4 .<.s<t<<-<-,- - .fz,z. Ef~faa
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nor SALE Two Patent Lever (Thirleen
Il Jewesl Watches, will be sold cheap
for cash. They are IN good condition. For
further particulars, inquire at The STAa Or
FicE.
BIoomsb6rg, Jan. 2s, 1852
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between Col. & schuylsill counties IS 90

between Col. & Schuylsill counties $500
1868 ,27
STATE ROAD AND co. LINE.
Paid Jas. Masters running Stale road
through Pine township, 81, 80
Paid George Mack IT. al. running co.
liue between Columbia & Luzerne, 80, 90
S8I 30
TIP-STAFFS
Amount paid al the several courts, $34 ,0O
TAXES REFUNDED.
Amt of road and poor taxes returned
to townships, $I3865
Amount 10 JoEn Bind, 33
SI3s SO
Whole amt Of nlders issued 1861, S9095, so
Deduct amt OF taxes refunded, 1884, 9S
Expenditures for The year 1861, $S956,62
We, the undeis ned Auditors of. the &C
of CoInmb bia being duly eleciedlo adjnst aud
settle The accoOnls OF ihe. Treasurer and
Commissioners, have carefully examined
The accounts and vouchers Of tie same from
the first day of January. A D.. 1861, to the
first day OF January, A. D., 1862, do certify
that we find lhem correct eel forth in
The foregoing statement, and that we find
a balance due Columbia comfy of FOUR
HUNDRED & TWEFTY ONE DOLLARS
ANh LEM nom JOUu ~ L unS-
Ion, Treasurer OF said county.
Given under our hands this seventh day OF
January, A. D, 1852
GEORGE NJ. HOWELL, corn,v
JOS. B. KNITTLE, oIf SI;,
JOHN F. FOWLER, nuo''o''
AneSt-DANlEL LEE, Clerk.
We, The undersigned ommssioners of
Coum bia county, do certify thai the fore
going is correct statement OF the accounts
of aid county for the year 1861.
In testimony whereof we nave hereunlo
sci our hands this seventh day OF January
A. d. 1859
JOSEPH R. PATTON, ] Comm's
WILLIAM LAMON, } of
CHARLES II. HESS, Col Co.
Atiest-R. c. FRUIT, Cie,k
Approved by he Court, FEB. Alb 1862
STEPHEN BALDY ! Associate
JOHN McREYNOLDS Judges.
Commissioners Office,
Bloomsbure, Feb. 5, 1892
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Blank AccOuat Books,

FoOLS-CAP PAPER, LETTER, NOTE,
Bill, Sermon and Drawing Paper, Curtains
and Wrapping papers, Envelopes, Pencils
States. Backgammon soards. Chess, Gold
Pens, Family Bibles, HYmus, Prayer Book
American. English s. French lnks, Pockei
Books, Writing Desks, &c &c, all OF winch
are teiug sold al very low prices foi cab
Wm. G. Perry, 5. w. cor 4lb & Race, PhiIa
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PHOTOGRAPHY IN Alt IT'S B,auches
Il executed IN ihe best style known iR the
art. at C. g. CRANES GALLERY, 532
Arch Street, East OF Sixth, Philadelphia.
Lille Size IA OiI aud PaslIl
~ Slereoscopic Portraits,
UAmbrots pes, Dsguereotypes, &c.
For Cases, Medallions, Pins, Rings, SC.
novl4
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Book Binding

OF every description executed in tbesbes
style. Persons having books in quantity
shat need binding, can have them bound
al the present time al very low rates. None
but experienced workmen are employed
in my establishment. VIM. G PERRY,
Book Binder ond StdtiOner,
S. w. cor. Fourit & Race Sis, PhIiada.
Decem ber lS. S61-4m.
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sSTop ny PApER."-Who SAYS that! Is it
the poor laboring man, or those in miding
,circumsiancesa No, for they know how 10
enjoy life too well, and love the luxury o:
reading the news and the local affairs of their
immediate neighborhood, and many useful
lessons OF instruction by which their families
are interested .buI it is those that are rich in
This worlds goods, who call in and say they
are taking paper from New York OF PhiIa
delphia,and canLol afford to take more than
one paper these hard times, bot even If they
can get it a whole year, delivered at their
door or nearest post office for one dollar.
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TIE FUSERSL SERVICES of abe Rev. Isaiah
BAIL, OF Berwick. on Sabhaih lat, were,
we learn, largely attended. A special train
of cars was run from This place, upon which
members OF the Masonic Ordsr, ard a num-
Der belonging 10 order oil Odd Fellows were
conveyed to Berwick and back. The Fu-
neral Sermon was preached both in Ger
man and English. Rev. J. r. Dimm, of
shis place, preached a sermon in English
II is said TO have been the largest fuaeral
ever witnessed in Berwick. The deceased
sxas much esteemed aud respected by all
who knew him. and enjoyed .hs acquain-
fsnce of very large circle of friends -
He has been Minister of the Gospel up
wards of forty years. and has married more
people than any two men in this county.
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THs funeral of CrRus BARros, Of E-py,
was largely attended.
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WE published, last week. in common
with our cotemporaries generally, as a
matter of news, the Message OF the rebel
President The Republican OF this place
thinks il IN awful thing tha, we should pub
ii>h Old Jeff's Message ''wiihout word OF
serve kn the last issue of the republican the
ateepeech Of Jim Lane, of bleeding Kansas
noiorieiy, which g the very compound es-
sence of Abolitionism, plnnder and murder:
and all OF which is published .."wiihout a
word of censure or condemnation r
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ORANGEvlLLE ACADEMY,
N 0 r M AL S c HOOL
AND
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE

O,angepife, Columbia County, Pennsytvania
VH'HE Third Term oi The present Acad en-
= ic year OF the Orangeville Male and
Female Academy, will commence on Tues
day, February 4th. 1862;
Prof. fl. ID. WALKER, A. m, Principal.
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Family Bibles.

large assortment selling al very low
prices for cash VIM. 6. Perry
s. w cor Fourth 81 Race Slree's
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During the past year we heve introduced
10 the notice of the medical profession Of
his country the Pare Crysiaiized Chloride Of
Propylomine as
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM!
Aud having received from many sources,
both from ply sicians o lhe highes! siaud-
ng and from patients, the most
FIatIenng Testimonials of i;s Real Value
IN The treatment OF tins painful aud obsll-
maze disease, We are induced TO present it
10 the pubic in a form READY FOR M
MEDIATE USE, winch we hope will com
mend itself to those who are suffering with
this affecting complaint, and TO the medi
cal practitioner who may leel disposed to
les, the powers of this valuable remedy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMlNE, in Tue form
above spoken of, has recently be en- ext =
sively experimental with in The
Pennsylvania Hospital,
and with MARKED SUCCESS Gas will ap-
pear from the published accounts 10 The
medical jourhals.)
V 1t is carefully put up ready for i'm
mediate use, with foil directions, and can
be- obIained from all The druggists a. IS
cents per bottle. and al I~holesale of
BULLOCK & CRENSHAW,
Druggists aud Manufacturing Chemists,
PBlLADELPHIA, PENNA.
PhilaAsIph,a Jrns 26 1861 ~
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Blank BsOks.of the Best Quality,

ran be bought a low prices ~ svefv van
siv of style OF binding al WIN. g. Pery''
Accoun, Book Mandatory S. w. cor An
aud Race Streets, Philaid
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dtu - DdIA1 - - i@'o'S, -
$4,000 |
COMMONWEALTH COSTS.
amount paid sundrt perrons, S3s6,2s
CONSTARLES' RETURNS.
Amount paid a, The several courls $500
COURT CRIER.
Ami nd conr, crier during the wear S54,0
CLEANING COURT HOUSE.
P'd Ann Long, cleaning court house sl7,o
COUNTY BUILDINGS.
AMI paid for repairs done to county
buildiogs during The year Sll3,O9
JURORS WAGES AND MILEAGE.
Paid Jurors at the several cooTls, S853a26
WIN u I.cobv1 $3.50. SO
I.y;I Ta,e 6l.36
a. B. Tate, ~ ~
raIemou John, 3s,2O
PENITENTfARY.
Paid Eastern State Penitentiafy. Sl56,92
PROTHONOTARY.
Paid Jacob Eyerly SlO4,SS
POSTAGE.
Amoun, paid Palemou John. Sl,lo
ROAD DAMAGES.
Paid William Cole, Benton, Slo,OO
DO Jane Sheep, Madison, 3o,OO
do Mrs Nj Barton, Bloom, 500 OO
do James Sanke, Scott. 6O,00
do JOHN Melick, do zo'V0
do Peter Melick, do 4o,0O
do Jacob Steiler's heirs, Madison, 1000
DO Wesley Bowman, Orange, 10 W
do Jacob Ash, Benlon. ~ W
do Aaron Kester, IT,, Mt. Pleasant, ~ W
do John Smith, Benton, t'oo
do Dennis Psrsel, Bloom, 70 oo
do Gross & Kuhn, do <o,Oo
do Stephen Kuhn do 2o'oo
do Johu Watts, Greenwood, ~ W
do Mis-. S A. Pe,rikin, Bloom, O.OO
$1,000
BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
Amt paid John Eut on contract, SI00 oo
do David Savage, 2lo,oo
s6i8. .66
BRIDGE REPAIRS
Amt paid sundry persons Tor repairs, S279,22
COMMISSIONERS AND CLERK
George Miller, Sl4S,3o
Joseph K. Patton, ls4'OO
William Lamon, lIe,oO
Charles n Hess. l3 80
Robert c. Fruit, Clerk, 10000
e 1926, SO
COMMISSIONERS ATTORNEY.
Amt paid John G Freeze, Au'y. $4,000
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Ami raid E. n Little Dist. Au'y, S97 90
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Spring election swearing officers etc 40s ,05
Special election, 295 20
General election, 400 %
SI54 "a
FOX AND WILD CAT SCALPS.
Amount paid snndry persons, Sl06,97
FUEL.
Am ouut paid for coal aad wood, S4S ,3S
INCIDENTAL.
Amoun; paid sundry persons, S37 OIL
INSURANCE
Am I paid LycomiBg Insurance co. S25. II
INQUESTS.
Amt paid sundry persons for holding
inquesis during The year, 1904
REGISTER & RECORDER.
Paid D. Lee. recording Treas. bond, $500
do do for copying aiPhabsi TO
BfoitgaSe Book, oO 90
SHERIFF'S BILL.
Amt aid John Snyder for conveying
Clark Price et al 10 Penileutiary S2S 90
P'dJ. SNYDER board &c. for prisoners 345,sS
Paid Josiah H. Frfman for boarding
prisoners &c. 2o.sO
1858, ,7s
SURVEYOR.
Paid Solomon Neyhard for Surveying.
] and making map for county, S594,2I
p,,a W Chafar sufvavinC CO. line
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Buy WIN. es. PeVry's

Steel Pens, the bes; and chsspes in the
market. VIM. e. Perry. Sialioner,
s. w. corner Fourth & Race sis.
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By amt outstanding for 1861 aud pre-
vions years, S'22o'O2
BY exonerarons allowed collectors 26325
BY commissions, do do $50 81
Bv orders redeemed. 9I34,70
BY Treasnrer's CON. on 100000, $4,000
By balance on the abatement a per
Auditor Genl's Report, dated Mar.
2Slh, 1861, 2b;05
By am I of State tax paid State Treas
ufer July 24Ih, 1861, $3.50 Is
By cash in hands OF Treas. due co., 42l.03
--ac1c, &C
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Good Books

Selling at bargain. Purchasers buying
Books, and Stationery for cash, car pur-
chase much below wholesale prices al 5
w. cor. Fourth Il Race.
VIM. G Perry,
Bookseller aud Statio6er.
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Your Pills the prince Of purges. Their excel en
qualities surpass any cathartic we possess They arr
mild but very certain and eecthal in their action thu
bowels which makes them invaluable to in the all,
treatment of disease
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EXPENDITURES

BLANK BOOKS.
Amt paid snudry persons bib hooks, S9I o3
BOARD OF RELIEF.
Ann, Maid Rosanna Shafef. $1,000
do Elizabeth Srnelhefs, 1000
do Mr.. Kae MahoneY 1000
do Margaret McGir, 90
do May ]. Thornton, 500
do Mrs. Patterson, 800
do MIS-. Diehl. 500
do Mrs. Taylor, D 90
DO Mrs. Fowler, 800
do Mrs Mary Jane Naming, 500
do Mrs. Eek, 500
do RosaiDds Warner, 800
do Sarah Simons, 300
Paid Baldy & J. Evans, B of Relief, 600
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Bilious Disor

From DR.. Theodore Bel, Of NesO York City,
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to the pur
pose as an aperien but find their beneficial effects upon
tho Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac
tlce proved eectual for the of bilious com
piai,s than any one remedy mention. sine srely
rejoice that have at length purgative which il
thy the confidence of the profession and the people
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE.-TaE Al CLirrER
IN ship SNON SpUAIi.. Melbourne Dillingham;
RAPIDLY iU4lin- ai Fotdr sioies, Brook
l, a.on. sic OF Wal Sttcet ietry anl VIII ss rcuSnN
!ls us'. TIE squat s fast ssier, having
male tiip Mrhourn - days. from port por,
very lowest sls Has hnt inuia.
Sons cahn ~ For irsiaai
tvalats aLply 10 X " CAMEiOS. - Bcasef street.
4 RRAHGENENT COMMENCING July I, 1862
IA FOR CALIFORNfA VIA PANAMA -
hrs' class a leave Nsw botS IN tae l iith
2lst OF each month, ,xeep when these oates "a. On
sunday. "heu the day u depAi'nfe vii b. On ~" MOI
dat ioNnwins .
Inn Green y Is ALLEN Areni
fvliE UNITED STATES MAfLsIDEwHEELS STEAMSHIP
BIO BIO traneis A. Drew toHmannel. Nili leave pirf
Is Norlh rvtr s.nfiay, November Y Al " otioSE.
moo pfecisay tor Scw % direct No fiegh received
ol Dtls VI iading ssned The day oi s1iing
IuDLAM, nEfNEkEN co ii5 Broadway
L,OR HAVANA DIRECT
Tho new aud splendid
United States Mail steamship
EAGLE,
Richard Adams, United taicSNavy, commander. -.
VIII leave per North uyef Wednesday, Nov. 20 o. "
Uciocs neon pItciseiy, Tor Havana direct
Price VI passage $50
''f' sPoFFoRD. TiLEsroy A CO.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

A MOTHER PRESENTATION To cot cE>N0LA -
n tot Cesnna . hst -ftb Nea lork enesiry "ho LIT
dot tc OF ,e>tttitl at ocuk nideis
Nen Sise has uecn prs ni.d with ,.r urit
ana lucaet pistol t't OF il puEiis. Is ,sh
~ every hui taNatry
"ih ~ tie led TOT crsnrls has uan, pee
sr"ii shai he has tie best outat a co3tei Cat h we
A NY PERSON AFFLICTED WITH DEfoRMIry OF
Mnun'.s ~ batte ohtfNlse shs nii sai ID, II A
DANIELS, ~ Ssih AZ Due uea' Fohr'eeuhst 81 Ny
BOARD or ENGlNEEIs AND FoREMEN AT A
IL 81 ca meeiin - IEe Boari Engineer Fore
men on Tue day rVen, Noteb-s 10. the totioDs
duIlou was uiianlnnus. adopted
. kcn'v" q. Taat The Fur Department meet Atrpi b.
Nna ral OF Theodore Ma late Hose Company
10 Is, on We 3Hes day November ~. At ocpck VA
oTnes street oeiNrri iaacey an. RivDgiou stree
1c various Corran VII Their r.sp BADGES
G faing Services vat piare street
church. JOHN DECKER schet Engineer n
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD AND MONEY MAKING A MANUFACTUR.
"A ing BUS have offered; eitLor one hau
whole One having cash (and none other need apply
WIZ hra RIcil SRDSoN co a. and "a Nassau street
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SALES o. REAL ESTATE.
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY ron CAPITALISTS

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS OR
n persons desiring Country Residences
The subscriber Oilers for sale hs Country Residence
Gently ed and laid out that
three distinct parcels each having water front and
splendid building sites The property acres
hne, sh old mansion in awu of
shade native and imported Ne ana of
garden iastefuly with fruits
and Eowers onibnildng Including FARM house
cottage fronting on fine harbof. ana a bowling alley
The situation has uneauaied advantages either private
resdence or Tor speculation having bold shore the
sound mile IN extent sides heted inlet
one side by the main road the lands tracing rivers
gently slope either that every building
hne views Of the Sound and surrounding country Two
hifds OF the sites can have fronts The place
ieoty neathy water excellent and inyigorang bis
hnee rom the city ~ miles by New Haven Railroad bas
mess men can reach the city from this place
from Harlem BY the avenue Persons desiious OF
avoldns city axes the dangers and
sns rivers WI DO well 70 give this advertisement their early
susntion No estate OF equal size within hundred
o New YORK combines the diversified advantages aud regal
elegance OF this old residence in all
aplontuens The present distance stations
miles When "chatsworthn is made station now in cou
temptation tdepot already built the vii! be
f. X. COLLINS
or to him at the Office woodruff Co.. 40 Broad street
Iuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. between IL and
O'Clock, where be
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-TRAiNs FOR ALBA
IL Nv. Toy tae Sorn aud West leave Cbamters Sree'
a. Ard l0A " and %, D aud l0P. N
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SPORTING.

TNoG FOR sALE-0NE OF THE HANDsOMEsT AND
IL test breed Bni Terrier Dogs in The werd thoroshy
broke of the rng several pres In England As,
Hoa Pe OF Royal ASeri breed, with guarantee pedigree,
Tor sale Appiy 10 he parser Of ship Dreanough ger No
North river.
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BuRNnAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND
"A. packing es,abshmeut il West Eleventh. street be-
and shipped 10 ell gArsos the world covered wagons
removing furniture 70 aud from country Furniture orsd
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vNNE ELEGANT PARL0R SUIT. CONSISTING or
~ one medallion bach Sofa one Arm Chair coz Reserien
and tour mcdasn Chairs covered IN rich Ffeneh ro
pste cos ol76 will be sold for e0o one do for SIS Aso
one solid black walnut Suit seven pieces Will sod tor
vii be- soid at great sasrlecc for cash Apply 1p We
Eighth street, between Etfth ana sixsh svsnuea
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NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN TOR ALBANY, TROY. NORTH AND WEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENf
Conmsnciue Monday Noycmler ~, lst'
For Abany 10 ~ A. Express MAI Tram from Twenty
syn street s'non For an Local ira rs see Time fah!e
JOHN BURCHiLL ASSISTANT super 'eG dent.
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nRATION.
~ IRVING HALL.-Mr. T MASON JONES
(ot Trinity College Dublint
q. Ill p lii -......... .asA flkL n =

y h.
vTs$ssS$S " ;1S s$$:,ss sS::, s@ so, =,
subec-"currah and the Wits and Orators OF the irish
sra,. cnr,an's Bics.aphsrs Sc: y. Il carran
,. srSs sns $
compared with PIT; Fos FLOOD ora,an Barse Avon
scnool ana coIss il -hary siragges = the Baus 4
h2af. ne ssesy sa
fu Enee,s"un.vcrsa Emancipa'ion'- ch for 'f.n.
SESisl E.Ssslon s;'9s os q
gSss se Gd cha an s be- III
casa hs sswsS the q 5aHs oy De-
his wiz Bon Motsn Rep1yt,ssmvsrs. AL ye,s.lty o.
o'"''|'"' FROM THE PUBLIC PRESS
Mr. Jones' debut lecturer telling Success The
lecture with magnificent pcroraon whch excited
hs Sr 'rsss sssn s;;%s ;a%sss s;
which positive sensation lie is leceer the
;ais Ssya y
be- y yss he rssen rssse .
ils@ s vdsS il aud hi. ~
sc:sd ns as crowd %S 10 rrn Hall ss "s ana
e., dis"s 'Hs coming Ta.''-s'v s''I ''", No
The speaker confined haset closely the subject aud
ious Guency q; Speech cuusuus,e sr ot grouping toe
encanins an sadiener and Ins !, ,hroas every modaa
s" OF r; aa es c o nas ~ the ss G'
ana m o 4 place sss sane' @ cess s
called aud greeted with continued applause-Ncw York
World, Nov IS
With good voice, delivery dramatically esriesi mrch
sepofs,sion % manner and an lWe"ey ar
Juuas has general style witch Is esectsc
lrI. Tribune. Nos. 10
Mr. PARSONS and groupings escelleut, his
cicQuence ing enchanting tr auI Throughout his
orsin least ,nerr,'on aiine nf9re han 10
hours ~. Wei mcried sppause at tn hands ui
spprcc ativc ~ New Iurs .YTcss hDS. Is.
TICKETS or ADMISSION o. cen 6. can be - iaiuci
I,sa Beer Schrmcrs. no 5pi Biofdway u y
Soas No IS, b OsiNaY Appt MS Ecp. Ne. va
Br4swry; Sibc saiisburys, No. kassst street ia
Birnia,.ts Ne 40 Broadway.
Doors open at lii. corinrhee NJ B.
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GERMAN OPERA HOUSE.
u i55 Broadway corner OF Broone street,
Director ....... ..4. .... Carl Ans hutx
WEDNESDAY Nay ~. ats
will be presented for the Sc nnd tme BechoSehs Bahd
classic opera, IN three ncts. oi
FlDEILO,
which will he produced with the perfection ana ater-
ton to deaiis the Mage Flle.
THE ARIOS SOCIETY,
render churGes, has kindly Goa
scuted ~ assist.
NEW COSTUMES,
NEW SCENERY
AND GREATLY INCiEASEU ORCHESTRA.
nnor. Z Onrra q S
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AMUsEMEHTs.

A cADEMY OF MusIc-aUERRABELLA
s.s rs.; sss
and si's s'l'1gyr yyyru SS oEs, MN sIsy .iTsrt
sIdsosA u EihAsfERS rpfsD il eosri SSSr orksA
"''' W." I * SiSLIA Del Del 'EsESsSISESroo
synora GuEhss Bella 49, Msr,a
M "a annon,in- sisnora GUEtaA BELLA IN the iois 81
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On FRIDAY 81 SrFRa sAan sGhr aGP
ONLY MONT OF LUCRELIA BoRGIA.
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in every ffssl Tfsgs posFvE sfT Fl NOVELTY IN OPERA
"n' ne On MosHaY EvESISd isf @
irons BY the thorough ana complete manner in wAca IL
PLACED on THE STAGE.
NEW SCENERY AND NEW DRESSES,
VOCAL CHORAL AND ORCHESTRAL
INTERPRETATION
Upon this occasion
ANGIoLINA CORDIER
will have the honor q l,lFr
HER FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK
la the
ROLE OF THE HEROINE
pRooKLyN ACADEMY OF MUsic-orERA
k.Sb orEHh % Sir N sRooKLYS I'll IL. 'S s.oa oas VIZ
take pace
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2s
On th- the celebrated fr .na ID una,
SIGNORA GiNENRA GUERRA aELftk.
will have thc houor her first apgra Brook
lyn audience
First appearance of thr new Coniralio.
sIGNDRINA MORENSf
when WI be pYuduucd Nerais celeb Opera OF
IL TR0AATDRE
GuERRABELLA. as.. lronora MuRENSI. g.. .ftucena
BRIGSuLl,... ...as. Mmrco AMDDlO cYlrt ID t,aia
Conductor and dusi a Dret .......t. 81 uur NhtlO
Aniis TO ptrur pa quot els L. ana beHt - ,Fe-
servedsea 20 cents extra am " circle 90 cents m
2SCeuts
Tnr Office will open Sitr lay at the AsabrmE 0F
Music. and IN New York ~ Soel Sa shury NJ Mas
Wall.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

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The New York herald., 1862-11-19

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~ EUROPEAN FORWARDER>
~ Broadway
Ship Packages Psisels vsluabes iorNs s,ded 10 anv
rat OF Europe by steamers every Wednesday ard
Saturday N
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

UcOvLs wANTED-rIvE HUNDRED BLACK SPAN.
sh or Spanish and Dorsin mixed Fowls nj 65 Chrysle
street or al the junction oi Carr and Fordhsm avenues
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