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1862. THE 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
witt iis connections, forDs -
TIVE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FroN NEw'iOag 10 THE fEiSciPAL W ksikhs NIrihs.
Ei,l rsas ru dsi from New York to Philadelphia, VIA
wJersey ans Camden end Anooy me NM,
ALL lHRUUJh TRAINS FOR THE NkSI ~ THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
F0JT OF oOURTLANDr-oT
BY way Of PaisaerhIa, the moinz pasenges leave new
Soik e. Zine ne 0tA Evening pafse.els
AT D. ooe nour later than other Dss
BY way q AAeHso~n evening pstseosers rave :, y ~
sIve the time Northern lines. 10 Chicago aud AZ
points the Moth Nest CrcstiEe, ludianspohi bO.'sr,
~ Logs Cleveland Columbus, CiIciuuati and oil main
Poiuts West with lever changes ef cara -, 81, 1. -
se.pins Caf, without change, from Pha1ei hla 70
Psberh 755 niles ard New oIk to Pittsburgh. 49, mieS
Smoking and saloon Care on al trains
fsfe the sane ss othcr Iostes.
bsggge checked through Transfers nee
sssufe Tickets good u1til used by Pitseursh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Aecomnoia' Line winch uuofds eomioItaOe in.ae OF
s,elso pariv' moving Westward at oneha the u'os raves
OF fare.
BY this fesh,s Of a descriptions can be forwarded
% ard from any pon, the Raifoads Of Ohio henues
Road DIRECT any pogt the nAygsbie rivers OF
che West by steamers from Pittsburgh
The Of Freight and from any point In tbs West by
Che Pslh Railroad at all times favorable as are
charged o. other Railroad Conpanies Merchants and 3D.
yes in0sting transportation Of their Freight TO this
O'"Psny can rely with eosh ssc on ia speedy "Ah
Farmers and DeAlen Live Stock win find this noH id
vsntsgsous route Capsclous Yards well waeTed ana sup
~ Tvs connections snd every attention aid to ber
harrisburg where will be found every of
tss1ns and resting choice Il offered Of the PhiLADEL
EdJAt NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
~ ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent. No Astor'hon's'
No. Is,or House and No I South wiiamst.
@oDoSALD BiscHofF Em'Esnts H ss.,as,,0l.c,
~yoCH LEWIS, General Superintendent, Altoona Pa
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SHIPPING INTkLLsGENCK.
PORT or NEw-YORK...


Cicorc0s
s.eam.hip-PGkersburg Hoffman. Portland. H. B. Cron-
well & Co.
,ship-Lins Frits (Prossh Wagner. Belfast, Funsh
Bsrss-siDon, Donnenbery. Cork. Funch. Menckc +
Weudt; Eil, Young (Br) Cool, Belfast Boyd Hiuckens
Mnavsi GTifing Btrbsdoes r. Dwah; Jare DcuiI (BtL
Paige syaDa w. w Russell Brs.; Bel,ens Wood Bo..os.
Barter Dsyton Ocean Eagle. Luce. Matsmors NJ biujis
II. s. Witt,rs
Brss-Msry Ann (BGl Jopes, ST. Jsgo. Cuba II. J. L @.
4 DEVOTE: Dsswsrs lBr) Nssh Elizaoe,hpor. MstcLf&
Duncan; Young America Pool Msraubam. T. L. Cornpgg
L. Swan. Rice. Dsmsrna Prince Of Wales tBrI, Lower
sen, La Gusyars. r. l. Nsvius ( Son.
- Scboopers-Jobn Grant. Smith. Philadelphia, Msreaus
Elisaeeth. Brown. Tucksrton n j.; Hamilton E.cAsron
Hawtehi Emeline McLain. Buckin, Washington. W 8.
brcwneI; w. p: Cox. Houck. Morris River N J., ysa
brupt 5sgh; D. L. Sawyer. Chamberlain, Ws,hinyion.
Van brunt Saght; q. w. Brown. Hughes Wsshipgtou,
jonas smith Col; Lane. Warren, Portsu. Prince X De
Soraovs Co w A. Critic, Borden. Grsnsds, J. w Hur-
burt Co; X 7. King Leeds Philsdel phia j. w McKesJ
West Dsnais, Croweli Baltimore Van jrunt ssght; s.
Iiey McPhee; 81 John N. g., P. h-vips Ssa; Moon
nsht ruhii Washington. Upper Beses; John Cock.
f9rd Jones PHILADELPHIA L. kenny; D. W. Vaughn. Giai.
Y. Small Co.
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Movements OF Oceen Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.


IN s.eanslp BIO Bic from Key Wcs' and Neo Qrisss.
rra,, Nry.Or .sns--S. III. Badwip VI. Bailey H. X BUCK
sy Chsre. nsansto A. IT, Thss S!shp Dr. H. s GorLst,
IT, B. A. r. Gray. g. H. Baldwin. John Abendroos -. po~
Miss Kegan Ma A. T. Holt s. Gsnser e. Epssu % S ~
S.hoeusr g. Ensrson, u. u. Bennstt, VIM bh., ana W
the sieorase-is. From Key We.-A NJ. sinnah, nd
10 Forss P. Whi,etiaens. s. s. John' H. AoAH""e'
in tho sees Age1 49, on. T u.,,ss and
"a Ia the stscraga
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A. 1.,.v,,rr -Ys.teriay, Detective

AN IspAyLITE ISpEFD,- -Yesterday DoseSe"S
T.,lsy arrested Messor9 Drsid Jew, I'D = ns.ivs o.
AIrien at the Prescott Iioo'e. crgs 81 ,s
money undef false pre.rnces II sppess Tax sou' s
SINCE Drsid came to this city aud cec1ea Hon
wealthy Jewish iamie, sbout $4,000 on the !. -
Morocco aud had been sent 70 this country 20
aid Tor tho Jews OF Morocco sho were almost
opeaed with tho Board of pepuiies In London, 70 wus
braid had referred aDhors OF this inpon"a, m,yx
hi. him Us mpostsri beee ms ares
ye.tsfdsy OH hs return from Phiade.phia tie 10 Av1
looking fellow wears French L"sAye snus~' w.
ppears 10 tsAs the matter yegI cody
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srArE OF NEw. YosK.
Judge DAILY "a the New.Engszna DiHn"'

10 ~. Editor sf Ire ~ Y. 1riouns
s,a. The "Nember of the 'ss5thamber OF tom-
, who in The TsisusE Of ths morning cii'ics'' ns
.p.sch of Juag. DAILY ct the NewEaseaa Dinner. s'rf'
In rss Txtsusx doe, great injusaes to tho 'sr 'n~
Totally u,i.sppseheuds the speech issh The re'''
trief IS to be quite frssGsnt'ry. but zoe. n'' Nm.
:, ~. ch,mhsr Of Commerce" The chAg Of your cox
rs,,oras,. ,b.. there word Of condemnation Oh
~. p.t.. 1. equally false Ca the cenfaTJ JuAse pn'
thai and similar points 80 striking an. ~
,,,ic a, to call forth the response Bravo for St ra
THE REPORTER CT THE fAiheNH'
N.y- York Dec. "A, 1852.
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Amusemente.
VNALLACKSs.

WALLAcKSss 49,, ,r.,,, .,,.,.
Entrance Ia Broadway and i3th.st
Doors open at y; begin acc over before H.
GRAND HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE
TdI5 EVENING. CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
WI, THUhsDAY'
With NEW SCENERY BY Mr. Isherwood
NEW COSTUMES by Mr. Fisnacry,
NEW AND APPROPRIATE MUSIC
The populm Comic rama,
THE INVISIBLE HUSBAND,
gratifying dsmonsraions Of approval by very crowded and
fashionable audience.
DON PHILIP. the King con'ort "a, orign,lly acted h.
noh %; i NJ LhsrE WA,Aek
DEO yAPHET, Grand Chamberlain. Mr.. MARK SMITH
GIL PEREZ the Miller .............Mr GEO. HOLLAND
CAPTAIN OF ThE UuARD...."...."...Mr rARkES
i;aa IL; ,i; mIsY GtSN6N
las CRITICALLY acted By hrr.l
IsABELLA. Queen Of Spain; ....Mi.s FANNY MORANT
BRIDESMAIDS .......... Misses GltEES aud BUkNI5H
yilsges S L,ais; q The Gop r6 SS
Village in SPAIN with the distant mountain view,
Interior Of the Mil
Superb Apartment, In the q cen's Palace al Madrid.
TO MORROW tFfdayl Fiith Nigh. 1.-THE BACHELOR
sATURDAY-THE INVISIBLE HUSBAND.
MONDAY THE INVISIBLE HUSBAND.
TUEsDAY-THn SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
WEDNESDAY--THE CLANDESfiHE MARRIAGE.
money Love AND MONEY" and 10y desirs
"BOSOM FRIENDS" will be repeated
In preparation, PAULINE" "EVERYBODY'5
FklEND,S and other play.
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Djspsters, Sc.

B,LTx0RE, Dec. IL. l8bJ.
The Br bark Thomas Capt Petersen frooi Cefeens Ios
Fsimon,h Eng. has pu. IL here win mizzennsst sprung
hull ,ish.. $500 g. M r-,s.,y
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Chances ior Duslnsss 1lisn.

DAGTNER WANTED-To reside in healthy
location IN West Iujisa Mus, posses, casa eapai
~ : S O and general knowledge Of business Nons but
who can fi eh ac.oFy references will be tIessed
with Address for QUE week II. / s.. Tribune ohce.
d. - AAn "A RARE CHANCE.-This
pO,UUU. .moan, yl buy hslf interest ia very
if,ersnI end pulsr BOoh Stereotype fIaes sa0cT On
No. li3 Tribune Once
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IL. 8. 5nternal Hepsnue.
Gcpartnersbip uoiifes.

NOTICE of Dissolution of Partnership ne
" Coparror,ip heretofore existing b,ween Lewis Col
aud Joseph Cowel Is this day DISSOLVED by mutual
c.n'eut Er party authorized to qoida'e aad et'le tho
buioes. OF the partner dated nc rrsenn
- 81 necsmb.r 1902 LEWIS COLWELL,
'a' - JOSEPH COLwELL.
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3S''' COMMENCING DECEMBER L. 1867
station in New-Yo5k conner 2Ith 81 and 4thav |;
fs'''t entrance 27th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
Mas. Haven, a. u. lex IL Is 2iS (Ex) $40 40.
srdg n. ,rN,,,x orfp~N An , N
Milford stratord. Fairfield, Southport, and we,pori,
% M - 70 $40. 4 30 p N. 80. - .. -
Var No,wsk = 50 l2i5, AIS tEx,) 80 49, 339p
For p.riss and Greenwich T. $50 q. M. l2i3 $40 40
d Stanford :. (EI) go M. I2ls. ais tEx), 3io
~ y, ps, Chester and Intermediates stations :. $50
,sl5 s40 4Sl so 6s6p. ~
20 ~. ~ po,t Chester and New Rochelle, 2 p
r" CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via spiasfeld M (ExD. 2l5 (Ex) sp m.
For Boston. via shoe Line. l2l5, y. m. -.
yoi Hartford and Springfield Be u Ex) 1e. 2l5 tEHl
mc.,,..,,co, River Railroad TO Montreal Ga m Ex1
.,S y Is D. N. TO Northampton.
SO so - asiosd. Providence. aud Fislku Railroad
IA l7E m -.
o.. n l2 To- ls. r.
60 Railroad Il. Is y. m. to Northampton.
Por Hyrss,onic Rsihosd t. Piiisheid. = m.
gor Yaugstuck Rail osa. O. NJ. 2i5 o. N.
Fof pan5ury aud Nongalk Esi road, , ~ p. n.
ouuoio a Sleeping Cars atlcbed 10 the p. Trhu.
JAMES IL. HOYT Superintendent.
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NIDLO's SALOON.
~ GOODWIN 4 WILDEp3
pOLYMOAAMA

NaLOON.
~ GOODWIN 4 W1LDER3
POLYMOAAMA
PRESENT WAR
viii be on exhibition for the lrsi time on CHRISTMAS
EVE Dec. p AID ctuuaue every MONDAY tezctpt Non.
dsy Dec 2g WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, snd friday
EIfHfSG end every MEDst SDAf ard SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. Until further notice
vie Of this terrible contest from the Era.
DREAD SIGNAL AT SUMTER
down 20 he last greet bs-, with iart scenic and Do
fannie Effects. Also,
ORAND MOVING DIORAMA
olths Great Nsvaf Combs, between the
MERllMAC AND MONITOR
Il Is truly the most gnilcest doumic representation
that ss been placed before the Americas public here
IL the moving ships the fire and smoke Of the ed
vsncug thunder OF and the din Of battle
a up5n the Of the audience sud tho fearful work OF
oarnss End death is presented with dtilc,ness moekins
re8iiy.
M H. CHOAT SOMERBY win deliver en- instruciiye and
psotc Lecture The will be oDisened with Music
selected appropriate TO this all absorbing tutj tct
Doors open at O'clock. Commence at =. Afternoons,
open ct 2 O'Clock. Commence at p
Performance every Afternoon during Cbr.imss Holidays
Admission sc. Reserved seats ;Oc. Children tccompa-
MED by parents reseTyed sos z5c Liberal arrangements
with School. ny application the SELDOM Carriages may be
ordered evenings at ~ Matinee. al Il O'clock no perform
Tuesday and Saturday Nights.
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CIIPREME COURT-COunty of Orange.
y MARGARET fIERSON. plaintiff. sgsinst siLAS L.
KING, JANIS B. HALLECk, HkhNAsDO l. fLhnrh'
AsuBEI, a. KING and DAVID y. DEWITT, Ieiendaits- =,
snmnou fr m, aey. (con zrrl 10 the ab9ye naned
DEFENDANT. HEHNANDO A. FULLER ana DANio !, ps'
Tho compsiGt Of the plaintiff 10 This action, when i' otS
fled with lie rrk Of the County II Grange q. oo.nsH ~
sJ county and copT OF your answer On thh SUI
,erh,r Of his office g. Goslen Aforesaid, "isnn NeN CPS
sner the service Of this tenss upo eu " to
d. OF Suoh aud II fs 20 as"et said cnnpa amt
s,.ix r,ourea tie painl viii '-ke judgment estlst
Won Tor sue nousand dolltrA with rtrest lfs AnsAsl
ia,i n. lido oo,ts-Dstcd. November 70. lsb2
o. a. i'-sslh W. r. SHARPE, P.ani.S's Attorney
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Sewing AlatI)incs.

aHiiE. DEMOREST's beautiful iirst-prenllum
IVA rs Ruunngsiit:h SEnINu.MAChiNe. tsesy
adv houid have .hc most nsfyrlousiy simple uu en-
c.1t Sewing Aitohifss, aud De,ntir sohday rie'eh"
ssnt ere, of ixpres, CD ,rges on receipt OF tbe %
Adde'S, Nine DEMOREsT. AS Broahwsy.
YYTHEELER d. WILSON, SlNGEk,
w FrVkLE & LYON HOWE, and ell hnt.'las'
srIySG MACHINES for SALE artcash and the oa ance
IN nsutbly intiliments. T. IT, DIAMOND. aJs bros'"y.
1876. srR RH9 4Hsk ..., 4S6.
Where Won an Exchange IL u No, suited
Tur N Y 5ENIN0-MAJHINE Imp DkiUM
10 taS Hroadwsy cor. Bfo1m--s.., viii SILL or KEN
TIE " heesr Wilson Grover Baker, and other h.ets
ciues with privege Of exchanging W hio 80 days pa
.pss ,ol by In,tanlent V. w. WICks.Jf $50 . way
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OENTPAL RAILKOADofNEW-J JERSEY

a NENIRAL RAILROAD Oh NEW -JEhSL -
" From foot Of Court t-st-Counecting ct HsmPon
Junction 0h TIE Delaware. Jsekawanns and Western si
road Easton with the Lehign Valley h4ilrosd and W
eoraectol forming direct lice to Pittsburgh ard tue west
Nlsholt change OF cars. - 49,.
WIYTIR RRAVGEaENT Commencing Nov. IT, 1852
. leave sv-Ycrk e. follows: .
HaRKIsavxa EzPxEss--At IN for Eastcn Reading
Foisyiic Ha.fisbsf.. Mauch Chunk. Nilbamsport
MAI Tailx--st8a ~ for Esstou, Water Ger. Scranton
Great Ber.. biaglaIaton. fiis.tou. Nike.hsiTe a.. ,
l. TUE0rGH TRAI~-For Eastcu Allentown hesclns
Po,''y!l- Harrisburg williamson &c. 80,
p x. THGoJ0n TRAIN FOR Eas.on' Bethiehsni Aien'
tVsn and Msnch Chunk
6:3OP NJ WAY TAAlx-FOr soueryils and intermediate
TslOas - -. M
7px wssTERs ExrREss--For Tsston, Allentown. hesd-
g HsnsbuIg Pittsburgh, snd the West Seepius cars i''"
yersey CRY th1c ugh to Pit,seiieh- M. u Eo,...
RrIKEss TRAIS FOR HAKKssUKG-1be o a I'D Express
Tsin from Nsw.YoIk arrives a. arh.o1s a. p M cy5aeI.
a Fat and We, on Penasylysnis Central hsifoad N'th
s Centfa Rsosd. North and sou'h aud Win tie 01''
h.d Valley Railroad ~, M, IN, wssr ls.va,
ExYors Al a m daily Sundays excepted making coso
cerres,ion A. Esrrissug with fennsylsans hsload-"tn
no sb,o~ as 10 Pttsbugh and b1i one 10 tcH a ana
C,,ro Two hours time is saved by taxing ths us1a
EluARyTsPoRT AND SKw- lOkK FEhRf-Leavr View ''s
ftou PisI No O. North River, At $3.50 a M ana XIV
and ; o IN. 49,, x,.-,...., u.,ho- .vsrv
tlip e.ei way. JOSIAH u. Stems, supeiinteh'ell.
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Wso0i,ll Garos. ~f.
Wanis.

mo PIANO UNDERSTANDABLE FLt-
rrrIsgrR rood wo<hman can have steady VOL
and plenty Of H. Apry II No. ais West 's'ht' between W.
aud l0sb kyA
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49,, sPyROIT plaintiff ,gAns. SILAS l. KISG,
1IrEs ". HALLOCK HEENANOO A. fuL4EL- AID
RtI G. KING ANA DAVID Z, DE- VIII. de.eadAis. sun
DBL ,,,.y ,1 IN not ser.) To Tho above NAMED de-
s.od,,t, HERNANDC 4. FULLER and DAVID Z. pa
WITT. You are hosshy tnnmonea and required 70 anM s
- 1,isio, of he tleutih IN this action. which Is THIS
Az, sled with tie Clark the County OF Orange a.
an aid connty and copy OF your su.Ss1 en- e
As,ih.r a. III. Office IN Goshen aforesaid WITHIN t"e,y
a. ',e ,he service Of ths summons on you eA ~ ~
~ of ,osh service and II you fail 70 sn,wei s.s ,s, ~
80, ,oa Tor eth, nuuasG doss with ntesss ,''" Al
-, 4 fe6I bs,idss rosts-psied November 20 TO.
| 90 lsuGwIA w. y. saAhTL' iAs"A '-''"
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s,xrsruHn ALMANAC

afasTUsn AL.Ar ~, u...-asts 10 81
San--ltss. ,.,T ia Sets ....s...,...'''' '
,o.ii GO, i.i,ad III 20 Hell Gsss,'.' lis,
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NHRISTMAS NIGHT-IRYING HALL.
~ THE NETWORK HARMONIC SOCIETY
Win give their RI, veDth Annusl Performance Of
IEE MESSIAH
On CHRISTMAS NIGHT, ThmsdAy. Dec. q. 1861
Doors open .. 81 TO commence st q o'cloc-.
Solos sustained by h, Mozart and Nj, = Coleman 30
prsnos MIs Jenry Ksmpion, Alto Mr. @ Simpson, Tenor
Mr. J. X, Thomas Lass
The ~ T. Harmonic Society, In fa force. viii sussin The
choTuses.
The powerful Orchestra. selected By Prof Ebtn, com
prices o; the eminent e.deu, instrpmontesi,
and numbers sone 81 pisces la addition to tho Orchet
9 ne used sTgs-xsd Harmonigm, producing the tore Of
lSeei pedal pge Manufactured 10y the celehrsd hfm 81
Carksrt Needhsln Co, NO. 9, East ga a. aewioik
H. J. Connolly. Ossnisi Thee. Ihomss Leaders Geo W.
Morgan Conductor
Is6.e ceais be hsd at he music stores of Hall
Son No. $40 BrosewAy FIFTH, Pond Coz No. 81 Broad
way; Beer Schrper. No 10 Bo.iwss; llslcy 60. TO
brocmes tho BOOB Store Of II. Is. Pce, No 8si
Bfosdwsy; ct the Office Irving Hail. coEuer Of ISihst Ini
LIVING place and a, tie doors night Of performances
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Ocean Cleaners.
CTEAM o,
= FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL.
The Steamship
GREAT EASTE X y,

y FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL
The Steamship
GREAT ASTE y,
WAIgER PATOs. Commauder. .
fepss which have ueen inpec'ed ano
appToyed Nv the gent q the English yd" me sur
vevor Of Steamers fosthe Board 81 updorwieIso OF view
Yo< and other scientific gentlemen, who have given their
cert6cste &c thnt effect,
ANil be dispatched 49,. 800. son ,,,uppoor
SATURDAY. January 3.
First Cabin ~ 70 100
~, .r.idn. 20 tie szc. nation and eccomr
-, Of ne sise Rooms all having the same privileges IN the
S.isors and IN regard 90 meals aud ATTENDANCE
Of sp,,u ems f.! families may be engaged by special
sgeeHieni ....,,..,. an, childfen updsf Il
xe,r, OF sge hall fare. Infants nee s,,s $500.
Second Cahln SiateRoom Befth meals iufn'heo ~
riiTS Csbie In.ermediste StreHoom Passenger ioun2
;,b hsis bedding table utensils and gooa seDs'" ~
go
ysb 80. erior Ode;ioDs
80 ..s,ss al owed " caoic leet 81 luggage An e1pe
ricnced Sg5geoa on board.
F0i Hs's"''' f"s" CHAs. A. WHlTNEY
AZ the Office. No. - yay; Ne" I OK
HOW LAND AsPIN"ALL, Agere.
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AMnscmeYlle

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER a;rH. 1862
CHRISTMAS DAY.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
This time hcnored Chri-,iin Festival VIII be
CELEBRATED AT rHE MUSEUM
With unwonted spri and enthusiasm
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
will DO given nearly
EVERY HOUR,
EVERY HOUR,
EVERY HOUR,
EVERY HOUR,
EVERY HOUR,
EVERY HOUR,
The first CONNIE ncipg a. loi o'clock forea0on
The magnificent Fairy Drama,
HAPDYKNUTE;
HARDYKNUTE;
HARDYKNUTE;
HARDYKNUTE;
HARDYKNUTE;
HARDYKNUTE,
OR. THE
KNIGHT & THE WOOD DEMON,
KNIGHT G. THE WOOD DEMON,
KNIGHT &C. TIE WOOD DEMON,
KNIGHT e THE WOOD DEM ION,
bs produced each This is Of the ss facilitating
'A1 IN IN The WHOLE CATALOGUE or DRAMAS,
aud has been selected with especial reference 20
THE ENTERTAINMENT Or FAMILIES,
THEIi HOLIDAY RESORT.
II will be produced with sud exquisite scenery besufi'
ful music rich and elean, costumes ead properties. and by
Tho - ........u
ENTIRE STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY,
which IL coufes.edly The beat In the city.
TT This slone VIII make the Mnseam the most attractive
place Of amusement "a The city.
THIS GRAND FESrAL DAY.
But In addition ,b The following novelties viii be on
exhibition at oil hours, DAY and everirg.
COMMODORE MUTE rHE $4,000 MUTT :.
Of the most extraordinary wonier u the world
THE SMALLEST NAN EVER SEEN ALIVE
LiGhTERs YEARS Or, WEIGHs But *! POUNDS
And siands but % ilches high
Also that wonderful ana .rtaordinsry creature. the
WHAT iS IIl Or. MAN MONkEY,
which eYced much Sterest here fer yeu, What he
g. 10 one seems know, appearing bs much a.
noukey having many Of the CHAR sceri-tic, Of e,sb
BEAUTIFUL CONNECTICUT oIANrESS,
ONLY Is YEARS OLD A ID WEIGHS 62S POUNDS
OLD ADAMo'5 CALIFORNIA BEARS,
exhibited and performed By the renowned LoIIaGier
HERR DkIESBACH
THE BEAUTIFUL COLOhED TROPICAL FISH,
The MADAGASCAR ALbiNo FAMILY. &c. SC
Admission IS cents. Children under teu 10 cenls.
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Fos WAsHIssroy transports Patapsco, Thos.
swauu w p Clyde and Diamond State all at Pier No. u
n r. are loading sub'tencs stores ordnance and oats
Tor ws,hlnston. The Virginia, st Pier No SO n r. ana
Thoms Sparks, ct Pskes Doct Brooklyn, are loading beef
aud pork for the above pace.
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-1,TT1SG WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
~ :, ona.,s,oyyo iCork EaT5or The Liverpool NeS
yo,r sri fllsde nha Steamship coupshy i,s.u
~, fl So.e.d C de-baiiI lion siesnhlps As
'sLtut9ss' -
AS1uW 1870 IN
~ :, NJ
I'D syery succeeding SATURDAY at noon h'" '' w.
4, North River. 80 ....,ar
,,ts-,c.p,S 100 SrEERAGE. S4o
yr.t Cabin to London. 10 sssersge 10 teoaoh.
80, cbin "a ps,i.... rs Steerage TO ra1s....''''' "a
~, Csbin 70 Hamburg l10 Steefage 70 hsnou
pa..enrsr. ala foTwarded 10 h-vrs, DieH'eh Ho'e'~
,r,w.,n Lc NJ equally low rates. 8, c-., 9, on
Ear.s fon Liverpool Queenstown ds' v .aD' Gren,
M nd si25 Siesrage Liverpool 90 ron @ 80
town sac Iho.e who wish to send io' US" '''""' ~
Tickets here at these rates. a.,io,s for na,s. r.
. s,s strongly built Ga WateIteht Iron seo'1h' o.,
ee.uy rst.nt Tire Arnihs,ors. E1psrispceo ""s''"
attached 70 each steamer ..-.o., 40 WILLIAM
INMAN Agent No. ~ Wser-,t II o,ssgow. :. ~ e
MAICOLM No. s st Eoochsqnare' IN Oueespvyc Ma
w d. iMOUR co 10 London 10 e ~ ~ ~ cnirr
CEY No. 81 King Wilsmst 10 PsI'so ~ ~ Ban,se. In
hia 70 JOHN q. DALE. No III Wsnu''' OF ~
Wv John O. DALE, Assn. No. Is Broadway a. l.
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|WALLAScsKI;,ss;: , a, u,,,sv,, md 49,, :.
FRIDAY. Dec 49,
SIXTH NIGHT
of the vefy popular Comedy.
A BACHELOR. OF ARTS,
HARRY JASPER. originally acted b. him.
Mr.. LESTER WALLhCK
Mr. THORN rOy..............MR. CHARLES FISHER
ANDREW W1LlE................Mk. JOhN GlLbrht
MATHEW ......................MR GEO. HOLLAND
ADOLPHUs. ..MR: FLOYD
ADDEHLf
..........................NR. TURNER
EMMA ORNION..........MIS5 MARY CANNON
MRS THORNTON. ............NI55 FANNY MIGRANT
SATURDAY and MONDAY.
THE INVISIBLE HUSBAND.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
WEDNESDAY,
TIE CLANDESrINE MARRIAGE.
MONEY, LOVE AND MONEY, and 10y desre) BOSOM
FRIENDS will be repeated. -
In preparation, PAULINE. EVERiBODTS FRIEND,
and ether playa
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IN -For Albany. Troy, North aud West WINTER AR
MANAGEMENT commencing MONDAY. Nov. IL. ib,L
For ALBANY l030B M. Express Ill Train non 10Th ST.
Staten. Returning leave ham st 1880 o N
For LEGAL Trsins Tine table.
JOHN HuRCHILL. Superintendent
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TRYING HALL.-MISS ANNIE SALEM
l. BIER, Sorrsn,. respectfully snnouoces her
FIRST GRAND CONCERT
FRIDAY EVENING, December 20,
on which occasion she will be assisted by the following
Artists: Mr. GEO. SIMPSON, feDorj
Sgnor COLETrI, Baritone;
Nj j. N. PATTlSON, Pianist, and o
Mr. BERGE.
Tickets 50 cents Reserved seats 50 cents extra Can be
had at Beer & Schirmer's, No. 10i Broadway.
Doors open at O'Clock; CON mencing at O'Clock p M
DANVARD's GREAT ORIGINAL PIANO.
ID RAMA OF THE MISSISSIPPI
WHO extensive sddIions illustrating the WAX on fts Uanks
exhibited EVERY EVENING at Il, and day Of o'clock
CHRISTMAS WEEK. IN THE
NEW HALL OF ART No. 90 Broadway.
near Bsecss.t Admission Is cents; Chtren, 10 centL
MIR. CHURCH's NEW PICTURE
VA UNDER NIAGARA.
Painted from Studies made the Maid OF the ass Is now
on Exhibition GoupPs Gallery No. az broadway from
9e. m n 5 2. IN. Admission - cents
EIFTH-AV. SKATING POND.
IL S.a.on Tickets for sale c. the
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
METROPOLITAN.
ST. NICHOLAS,
Aston HOUSE. and at
the PRINCIPAL OFFICE. No. 47l Broadway.
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"A pROVJDENCE via NEW-
g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

=, WINTER AkkANGEMENT. I3JJ
Ao'' COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1856,
,.rss station in NewYo'k conner 2Jth ~ and athav
fsts"tef entrance ol gTthst.