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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-12

Persons from 70 90 years car learn this system
In few lessons ladies are taught 10 write In a
neat easy and rapid manner and gentlemen an bold,
rapid, business style. ~
10 persons acquainted with is merits his system
Ct writing needs other Recommendations but those
unacquainted with Il, Mr. D. refers 10 the following
remarks and testimonials. Instead OF teaching Pen
manstip merely iafiasioa Art an experience Of
p years has enabled him 70 reduce q 10 the crary
81 science, that being guided by kHotgledye, ia
stead Of random gractcs pupils from 10 90 years can
In Short TINE lsazli 70 wrl.syith EASE, ELEGANCE
and RAPlDITY.
70 accurate is bis system, and 50 uniform m rs
success that aftsr witnessing IL effects several
hundree pupils in Nashville, The lAneated Alfred
Hume Observer
"Ha4.ng had fair opportunity Of examining yorr
system Of feEmanship, and having Sc the wonder
ful and rapid Improvement Of your pupils in rny
school, consdern but jast 20 say. that believe il
ID be not only the best system but tie oniF oas dessy
ring tie samsfor By strict attention % therues Civ
en-, any person may, IL short time. acquire frse,
rapid, and elegant hand. should be Pleased 10 sec
Il uni grsally adopted" ~
This.expressioa was coneurred IN by
Maj. Gen. K. P. Gaines, u S, Army;
His Excenebcy. james C. Jones, Gov. Of Teanessee.
IT. Rev. J. Il 0tey, Bishop OF Tennessee.
n. Rev. r. P. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. D. Pies. n Nashville Uni-
versiiy.
Rev J. 7. Edgar, D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, andrew Jackson says: - s
Being requested BY MePsrs. DoIbear 10 state The
standing in society OF the gentlemen signsrs TO the
Nithn, do 80 with much plt asu e. being acquainted
With most Of them they are highly RESPECTABLE, and
gentlemen Of education and # high standing 20
ciety. ANDREW JACKSON.
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Allow me to introduce to you nay friend J. W. Dol
bear who sits your city for the purpose Of tesch
ing Penmsnship and Photography. His reputation
a successful teacher is well and SO widely estab
llghed that will say nothing that score. only
desire TO present him as gentleman from whose
ciety ThSve derived much pleasure aud profit, and
one whom you have the intelligence to appreciate.
anything you may do TO further his designs will be
gratefully ackHOSle dged by your friend,
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Room oUsr Smih's Drug Store, Cor. Church AID Via.
Streets, HOURS, to IL, a. m, to 5, p. m, and
to 9 at night
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GENERAL RAILROAD
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
0 Il q I 9 Il,
No. 20
NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Fourth Door From Union.

NOI1A Nf16EbGb - 1kElL ,
Fourth Door From Union
All persons who design leaving The city By Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to New YORK, Paila
dslphia, Boston, BAltimr re, Niagara Falls, wash
sngsOn Oty, and al prine PEI cities North Esst and
West, by the shortest and most reliable routes. Also,
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, snd
sll principal cities In Canada.
Discharged Soldlers can be furnished with throags
Tickets az Government rates.
Tickets can be had 70 al way Stations on the
Louisville aud Nashville, Tennssse and Alabama anl
Eashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville O'Clock, A. A.
Tennessee and Alabama. 1880, a. II.
nashville and Chats nooss.-.----.. O'Clock A. II
0nnibuses lssTe al the principal Hotels 80 min
utes before the sbese mentioned tilaes
Omnibuses viii caH s. any privsts residences or
hospital in the city, BY giving notice the day pre-
vious to leaving.
Office Hours.--Ths Once Is opsa lrom S
o'clock, A. M. to 10 o'clock, P n, daily Sundays
e1eaptol and GU sunday froul U'ooek to 10 OeiOck
morning snd evening.
For further particulars call atths ol.soss
w. w. Craig,
General Railroad Agent
NASHVILLE. Tennessee, Oct. 10. 1sO3-tL
q -
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From de r. Rev. Bishop o.ey.

SOS From tLe r.. Rev. Bishop Cteg.
COLUzBIA, Tenn Nov %, 1913.
Ma J. W. DoIBEAR-Dear Sir have been much
Interested and pleased IN examining your system Of
Penmansbip. Your method Of teaching seems 10 me
be both skful and faithful and the imprOyem mt
Of your pupils Is su prising and rapid beyond any,
thiag have ever witnessed. ! shall feel happy Il
this testimony TO your merit shall lead oIhersto avail
themselves OF your instruction IN one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. Il. OILY.
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WASHINGTON Chr, June 20, lS43.
Sir-COnsiderIng good handwriting to he not only
accomplishment, bat means Of success to every
man engaged IN buiness, greatly applaud your
itorous eKertons to improve the chirofraphy Of the
age. A gentleman a lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently oreH fail to
write when they shsuld and when they do write, it
doae at the last moment, with haste and impatirnee
and consequently with faults Of all kinds Of en- COM
hitting aud i1juring both the writer and the cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every success il
your laudable undertakings,
remain yours, ] respectfully,
THOS RENTON
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WAsa1Narnn g. Inne 26- 1s49

The following very isst remarks Of the Hon. Thos.
II. Benton, u. 5. SenstOr, are worthy the attentive
regard OF parents and all young persons who have
any hope OF success In the business Of life.
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UNION HOTEL.

aNHolf NJ IVuUcSSco,
North Market Street.
THIS HOUSE Is PLEASANTLY SITUATED. A
Il near tns square, and convenient T. the N;s
kashviiie and b9assTiiie nepot Person, vi.l-1.-
NAshrilis Nii aud u 60 their infcrrzt % cal al az.
hsuss a. ny biits Lighter b far thaa othsr hoass
10 the city.
Nv pdoes are, 81 % per aight, Breakfast, Supper
aud LoSginE, ard 81 % pr dayi thFee hsals snd
Lodzing, or g 81 Der eeek, ana 50 cent? per AeaL
Yoa VII rad ust such fare ~ the ooanffy agords
Gall and ny me. W. eluSfkEE,
sspQ-3sn. Proprietnr
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 18th, 1890


= I'A7l VIII DVN. lNtlt lou
Mr.. J. W. DoLBEAR: NAM .r
Sir: The few Lessons took from you some time
since in PhonogFaphy, have enabled to save more
than two thirds Of the labor In preparing my sermons
and have 10 doubt 1t viii soon enable me 10 save
three ionrths OF il. ! have never spent time more
probably than In its attainment, and feel perfectly
Tree in recommending il TO Clergy men generally, as
meaDsby which vast amount OF time msy be aved
and that with far less effort than is generally sup-
posed. Its principles are few and 81 Bple, Of easy
staiumeut and sutSd 70 the full expression Of ever
word 10 the Language, either Tor present use or per
nRnent record. Yours respectfully,
US. HAYS,
Pastor Of the % Presbyterian Church,
Nashville Tenn
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EAsHyhIE, August l, 1863.

NAsH7itLK, August l, 1863
in about SIX months from the time began the
stuayof Photography, with less than one-third q
said Tins devoted to its attainment, was employed
as Reporter Cor the United States Board Of Claims
The faithful teaching Of Mr. J. VI. Dolbcar, OF Nash
vile, and the study and practice Of the concise com
prehensive, and jndciousiy arranged phonegTaph e
books Of Ben Pitman, Of Cincinnati, have thus easily
enabled me 70 make Photography practically useful
It's principles are quickly mastered, and know Of
nothing that young persons can learn with equal pros
pect Of Immediate and profitable employment.
The SECRETARY Of War has ordered, July 9Th, 1853
IN "General Order No. EOS, FhonOgraphic reporters
the act Of Congress, approved March 3 1865 will be
allowed not exceeding ten dollars per day" etc THIS
viii OF course greatly Increase the demand for Re
pOrters. DUAcAS K. DoEgB.
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II Photography were taught to every soldier in the
army, NJ. D. believes most Of them would vaiue it
A. highly az the pay they receive from the Govern
ment without in the least interfering with their do
lies Is solcicrs-
Hpu. IH0NAs II. REST0S said IN Congress:
Had This ART been known forty years ago Il would
have saved ne twenty years OF hard labor.o
II Phonography is thus valuable In saving 50 large
an amount OF LIFETIME, should not every child have
lts vast Advantages especially when theT can be had
81 50 small an expense Of time and money lit
would have ssved twenty years Of hard labor 70 The
Eie Of one man should years q hard labor Be brOazh
upon others for the EAnt Of blessing o. ssch esy
sttainnenif tccetil
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IN January last Mr.. J. W. Dolbear gave, free o.
charge, Of lessons In Photography and Wri.
ting 60 myself and many other wounded soldiers in
Hospital No. e. Tedious hours Wers thus chan ed
10 pleasant and profitable ones. We value hsRhly
our knowledge Of Phonography, and those who have
lett the Hospital correspond in IL With those who
have rot. ". Z. Dorvia, OF Company y, 1eth ~ s
A., who returned home disabled Tor life IRON his
wounds writes thai be IS teaching Photography and
ends Il 20 profitable that he would not take Sc zoo
for what be learned from Mr.. D. think both soldiers
and oface would ind the learning Of IL profitable
employment tor their leisure time IN camp hosp
tai, without detrinent 70 other duties.
W. G. SHAFER,
Clerk Hospital No 20
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is simple and easy that its principles can ell be
learned 10 few hours, and a small amount Of prac-
tice will enable 70 use Il for the daily purposes Of
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THTTHr Amuscmmis.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

SATURDAY Jsu. ., lsV3.
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.
TREMENDOUS CROWDS.
Immen,e rush Of Lidics aud hdren % see
THE GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
THE GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
THE GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
THE GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS!
To Accommodate the throas-.ale let
EVERY VISITOR SEE PERFORMANCE
the Mans hss decided ~ give
3 SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERI ORMANCE5,
= SPLENDID DRAMATIC Performances,
EVENING a, y o'clock.
Tie magnificent Legendary Drama entitled.
THE JEN EoS OF fRANkFOKtj Or TIE Vision
OF FATE,
VIII be produced at each This Of tue most iascin'
stlng and incres log pieces
IN THE WHOLE CATALOGUE OF DRAMAS,
And was received on New-Yearu Day with
PERFECT RAPlUREs OF APPLAUSE.
And win afford rich entertainment to those
LADIES, CHILDREN. AND FAMILIES,
Who will lie snre 10 witness Il to-day
COME. THEN ONE AND ALL
Como early, get good seat. aud yOnN
BE st RE OF SPENDING A JOYFUL HOLIDAY.
the following at 81 hours:
COMMODORE MUTT, TIE $4,000 MUTT.
One Of the most extraordinary wonders Of the world
Also, that wonderful and eStraordnary cesiure, tho
WHAT Is IT , Or MAN MONKEY,
Which has excited much Interest hcFe for years
ALsINO FAMILY. FROM MADAGASCAR.
BEAUTIFUL CONNER fICUI Gl Nlt.oS.
ONLY rs YEARS OLD. AND WEIGHS 629 POUNDS.
OLD ADAMSS CALIFORNIA BEARS,
Exhibited aud performed by the renowned liou..ansr
HERR DRlESBACH
THE BEAUTIFUL COLURED TROPICAL FISH,
Admission, 2j cents; Children under ten. Is cents
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I&63 TIE 1863.

FrTSsYLVANJA Central RAILROAD,
Will IT, connections, f,.tns
THE sHOKTTSf lad a. ICL 81 ROUTE
FRoN KEw-YOFE To TAH tI.iNci!-i " .~IHhs az "a
eoveo treins run daily from New o. 10 .-dophil "a
All TuR0IiGH iKhINS ron THE IVES 81 THIS
NIL FnifrF LEAVE NEW-YOKK IRON TIE
FO.T or COURILANDT-Sr. .
BY way Of Philadelphia the mofhirf pa',engers esYe New
vok at H. l." - OtheG roesi Evening pAsheH's
At Z o. w. one hour l0er thon other hne&
~ way Of ActON evening p..e3nfeIf cav = IN, ~,
.so hours later ibsn the kohem lines aH1 ny pom
slr.ye at the tue northern lle. - Chc9s au 90
u,ut, in tie NouhVes', Cfcsfff, il h1nap"hf -oi'V
(, Lopi., Cleveland. coiuno" Gin ;iunai. ana al "Ai"
eoocts Wet with fewer cnapgo- 'ais- n.n,t.tt, o.
'Si,,iog Ilrs without change, from Phladepmi 70
r..brgb s., Nj &C. and Newio!A 20 Pitt1ufsh 4"' iHio
SInokiug aud saloon Care on OIL tisns.
Fare The sans Otn5g routes
pa.osr. cl,ee eed through. Transfers rec
Sun Iictc,s .ood uoli used. BY PitsbnTEh
"'oN'' 49, NVFsTERJ EMIGRATION. .
The Penney ysnia Central Company Iuns az
loyioods,ion Line which affords con 2ra 'Ie s9le
travel 10 parties moving Westward, 81 one'h4" He u ~
Of f-io. FppiGHcs
Ev tbi. route fcisYis Of all de,cfpl9hs cta ue
u aad from uuy point the Ri'rosds 81 ONO
tLe West by steamers i,Om Pittsbnfgh. ,, VA, he
Tue rates Fres ht to aid from lny poni, ~ ~. vob
ch,ged BY other K.iirosd CoHpsnea bir,cnaI'
Slipees intnsting mo tTsnsoodaion Oh Ie fi.is. ~ ~
& o,peny. rely WIN e'nn9Sncc ." II" 'ieeS '"
FsrrneIs spd Deales H. Live stock VII hna we o S
v,ntsg.ous route Cspscous Yads, wei ws'sieo ~ H.
oiled with every Nanencs have tern LJ " III. v,s
go IL connections aud 'ycry attention u pa1 o1 ~
49,, us,,isbnfg h.,c w DO iouDj convenience" i9I
tdi,e snf resting choice {, offered Of The Pnih aDEL
'IUAN Ekyy YOIk aid BALTIMORE MAKkEIb.
H'Ni T. ELIIOTr Passenger Agent, No. A'tor hou'o'
No Asior House and No south Willians''
MCDONALD 4 BlsCHoFF Elm gsn, AG ',.i,s.ol.ce
n.ocy LEWIS. Ospsr a Superintendent. Altoona Ia
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nJeboirg CARDS. Sc.
Professional Notices.

nR. c. d. HAMMOND, Author of 4" Nervous
Detiiiyv &C. fucluiing New and Resble Ire Mt
for e of these Diseases has Returned from France and
Removed his Office from No $50 Broadway 10 No 81 Esss
2.thst Oc- hours roms to ~ Ito j. and 10 h'enne.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF Tho
~ scapc and Operating and Consulting oageon no u
Az ice tie obscure diseases Of
he pelvic vscrra Rupture. Piles, Vericocee end Fistuls
radically cured without tue knife OF gsIae once hours
ncll q 70 9 TO ,, and to evenings. =
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=
ia r.-'y %, ..,ns peculiar 10 fe.Isos.
THE IXTRACr BUCIiU
uureq ~ anv other snc3y rfiu Chl,ro.is 10 Heen
tl,u qua Paiu;uln~ss snTpi'sou Of tlle.f7
f,acus Ions W ,-nuls no zoe Items. L"
" .ucs Sieiy aui ipr ll olupants in- d"u
e wstnal ,ns leo" fs.rsi1ns habits VI dlss.
F-'0@' D.CLlNE or CHtNCr OF LIFE
Sc syMi;- IL, above.
no FAMILY SHOULD b. WITHOUT IT
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NFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JLReEY.-

Prom 100. II Court sDdt sif oanretsg Il ui-2iou
J.oction WiAt Delaware Lafh4 1lr+ sld Wc.t,lu Val
rod asd a. Fti.l with ne Lehel Valley io1d I'D ~
ior aas df' - .ae TO PisisDr. and lie West
vi.hoLt change oi r4Ts. ...... =. 49,.
WINTER ARHANG. Mh Tt ,lnn' .nciDs Nov DO 49,
Leave Nc~.Yort ss i,i,Hs: 9,
H,tt,.t..g K.,t,ws - o. m for tfstcI. Rfadinr
PIT willie. Heui.brr M1ucb hunk Niliansloft
Mail THafS-AtGa IA fr Es.tor Water q e.. Scranton
Goa Ben. Hicg- lr.rD, rittaion. Wiz bone. 10
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Pct..v!l. ~ ri. burg WI nrfort. &c.
= V. TurorGN TRAM for ElltOn. BetElthem' alien
Way TrAiX-For SoInorvile and intermedse.
7r N NYygrKnv TxPRrss-For Ea.,on, Allentown Read
ire Harrisburg Ti bufeh snd the West. seei nom
Jc.ey Cliy through 10 FitDWgh MI
xruEss TEAig yon B'EMssuEo-Ite a m txf''. -
r. from Ne~-i Ok arrives - ,rTisolS ~ p M pr Dr
H. s and We. Pcn1sy.Yana Genital 4aiirpad " fiA
rn Central ,sr 3D. North and South snd via tie Dlnoe'
j. Valley Karo W..
Nr.Yok e. y in daily tSmdeys '1cepcdj hlaAg c'1f'
-tiou bt1inTp'g Win Fem -" "a u 'l ll W.
20 cauge II car. 60 Pittsburgh lad pst Que TO inrn i All
Ebcago. gwo hour, le g. tsyeJ BY iasins iLa trsin
EtzlrHtH"rrr I'D NYw-Yok ttr 60 isaV" NJ" ore
Ffon Pier No 2, EO1h River. 81 $3.50 a. IA. and l%;9'i !
-snd .-, .., 81. , ..-,,,
4,,r csrb ,ssv JOSIAH u. STERSS, SpYfTiltenient
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= EW-YoRIl y NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
WTETFR fE2 .NGFNEEr, les
COMtiLHIiNg DECEMBER / 1861
ger Sts,ien H. Se, Tc-t conner 27h St and +th av

teTs WINTER fHE t-Nt'i NsI-tl IoOA
COMET GtiNG UFCEMBENl 1861
Plsencrr sssa IL New fot corner !h St and STRAW
cAtancc On 25ti-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NLW-YOHk:
ror Newlaycu, ~. Tx y y H. 2iS tEx) $50 49,
znd'G y. ,, -. ..
and 4. , ~
"a. ni.; II Is. J.+0 p" 20. ~. . 80. ., -.
Nor t;o:wais 9;y sI5, 2l5 (E1 $40. 40, 1928
For Dsrieu end Cgeeuaieh l. so Els $40 40
re, ;...nfcgl = (s.l, 40 M; i2lS .i5 tE1), 2@
For Pcr, Cl,s'cr and inteTnedi,s stations 90 q
Il y g 90 Ar 80 & 20 p. ~.
For Port Chester ard Now koclelle, y p m
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston vie a.fel g. n tlx.l. 2lJ (Ex) Bp N
Tor Boston. .ii 81 re lile. i.I1, p IN -
70 Hartford sud Spgosh H. d m (Exb l2l1 2i9 tExl
sP ,,,
and - X p. M. - Northampton.
Eot Hartford. Peyvidsase aud Fi.nka Railroad a m
OK lRlJ T.. IL.
POI Nee svcn New London aud 81 gton Railroad a
sa H.. - L.. ia. p.
Card Railroad a.. 10 p. III. 90 No.tLauiptou.
For Houss,-nir Railroad 10 Iiltsl..d = I
For Nasgstrcs ft.rroai. & A. IL. &.l1 ?. M.
Fnr Danhu,v an SpT,saik Railroad, a M 8 10 m
Comanodious Seep Oar. attached to the 2. III. TIhn
JAIE, II. HOII, SGpciiute
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GinusertcnyS
A CADENlY OF MUsIC.-KELLOGG.

A CADEMY OF. MUSIC.-KELLOGG.
MONpAY, JAEyAUY g. 1863
OPENING NiDHr-SACOND SEASON.
First Farewell appeara1csof n 500
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
before her departure tor London where eng. ged % Her
Nssstys TheaIor of tAe pdecipnl prime doune
On MONDAY EVEStNG. Jan ,
will be given Donzetti'e c.e5shtsd tragr Opera,
III POLIUrO tile Mauyr-D
whom MISS KELLOGG win app. FOR .he Er., ae In the
celebrated role Of paoira
BRIGNOLI In HE or ainsl role Of Pc into.
AhiODlO... Severn, BARlL .Ceistene
hescho Pc Geo
CONDUCTOR AND MUSICAL DIRECTOR slGNOR
hlUZiU
The other operas which viii be produced i season Will
he Ma tla," "Nespres Sic'len" BcilssEil" Roberto
II Dieyoio" Diuoruh,' I'll Trova;ore." La y,syats"
g La Sounarnbula" sn6 " In Baio in MascLera."
GIOVANEA DAlCO.
Th. opera will be the area. Btrscoof this Paris and the
neat London season and The New YORK public viii have the
priority repreeuion. in the case OF II Irovsto @"
aud " I'm BaiIo Maschero'
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WINTER GARDEN.
LAST MOTIFS
Of tn Jsc charming srtists.
Mr and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
The LAST NIGHT
GREAT HOLIDAY BILL
THIS EVENING SATURDAY, jan ..
will be presented for the last time that
MERRY HOLIDAY ENIERTAlSMGNT, !,
which lng the past Two rghs has drawn tie aEses ana
most deli h,Gd audiences g9tlefed IN theater.
AN EVENING OF LAUGH1ER!!
THREE HAPPY PIECES'6:
In all Of Lich
Mr.. and MIRA BARNEY WILLIAMS
appear
THE FAIRY CIRCLE.
IN AND OUT OF PLACE 1..
BARNIi THE BARON,
With SONGS,
DANCES
And innrn erable delights
The has pleaSure ia being state that 10
Of recovery Of Ms Ch,uaI .roa that To-
disposition which hiss temporarily delayed Mr. WHi-nss
ID carance In the char1rter OF Sir Patrick VPeopo that
which has been looked forward to with much interest
aud will take place Monday. Jan Gu LA:
occ aston the IRISH AMBASSADOR will
POSITIVELY BE PRODUCED.
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STATE OF CossEcricUr.,

NAVY AoRsr's OvyicB Newly Dec. ~ MOI
GEALED PROPOSALS, mdorseI " Proposal
~ Tor Navy Beef" "poik ssts say DO, VIII be
received at tins Office until THURSDAY. the 9TH day 81
Januay next al ~ coek for furnishing aud delivery st me
Navy Brooklyn y. " stthn nisety days from date
oil notification OF acceptance OF biz:
5000 barIels hgyy Brel.
1900 barrels Navy Pork a..
The Ii Of aud Pork TO be OF Navy Standard ssto the qy
OF meat packages with the exception of iron hoor'
be delivered at the brooklyn Yard without sdd'Ha
cha &c and pass the eaal inspection thereof .
6e bid by ths usual guaranty that II
ayVe, HENDERSON, Navy Agent
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
l. Lessee and MsD WIN WUEATLEf.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS -.
OF THE GRAND. KOMAa re. SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
FAUST
MARGU ERlTE.
Mp ! u. ROREHrS MEPHIsrOPHLLE9.

FAUST
MARGUERITE.
MR. ! y. ROBERrS a. MEPHlSTOPIELE3
THIS EVENING and EVERY EVENING
UNTIL FURInER NOTICE
Tie scenery, cOsules and appointments OF FsuS ana
Marguerite" un,urplsse5e scenei Mt Selwyn
have painted he meant them to be framed io en
sIt galley, Psrecty has he nn'htd them YORK
lIriad.
Faust and Marguerite" ia brilliant to the last degree t
sGoFd several OF the elaborate striking scenic dis
plays that have been pGcfeuted Ia Sswi"h. The
mounting Of tie Pioce suPsrp the sccIery throughout mag
ufceut dresses rich tasteful aud toll Of variety. Tho
drsma written wodid h,dy need to be better pa.
upon the stage New.l ora TdDune.
We hsve recollection Of production that COMBINED
admirably sspecscle with the positive feeling Of work
OF art. Nh j. g. Roberts, actor Of reputation icpb
topheie gave reIlTkaby AID sinister Interpretation
% that etes character he Is beyond al doubt he best
rlreseutatiye Of lis part have had here- Ne"'Iok
Tunes.
Faust.....Mr L. II. shcwe Valentine. J. Lanersan
Brsndcr.... MIR A. w fonnO SsibeL........Mr r. Lsmb
MngueHe.....s ''''.Aiiss Lu4y thniLs
Mar Wells Berha......NTs. J. X. Scott
III. sELWYN.
NEW DRESSES. oy . .,...o,
Mons PIIILLIrE aud ASSISTANTS
EEw APPOINTMENTS, by
GEORGE ". LEIZlNOER
RUSYOy DEMILT.
Ands
FULL AND EFFICIENT CHORUS.
Doors open Il : g. commence az . o'clock.
With the exception Of the Pre- TO free list
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Gales bn Aurtlon.

A UCTION SALE Of the valuable PLOT Of
"A GROUND on the Southwest corner Of Houston and
0reene.sts, on TUESDAY, jan at the Merchants In,
change Sllesrooins. p
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fnrnlinre.
CHANCES for Business Glen.

YHJANTED-A BUSINESS MAN with s 900,
to join tho advertiser with tho amount. IN ea.h
business make 100000 the neU IL year, without nss
b. articles Of daily Address }. IT, Cash Business Tdo-
une Office.
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utDsoY RIVER RAlLF0AD:-F'!oRl, AZ |:

/ BANY AMI TRDN. CONNhCiINu VIM A''"i.N'
NORTH I'D WISE IlAiia I''Ve' -, ~, -,
From Crs-gheTs.st. -, =, ftori W.. ~
. 800 80 RI. t:'2 D. m. Sundays inclnd'
qioy sod Albany (wi'A sleep e.
Ing ca ,, l0:g1 J. u. 100. m ,,,o,,c--
Pougkrrs t,n, u. u O;3- NJ sha " 80 anu we
M. ed C:3' p. o.. Y, D"
PcckslU train sap m, t;''r M.
slug Sius tau. $50 T.. N. - - p IN
J.rTyio,sn $40 T. 90. 49, ~ , y,...,,,
Persons ip lIJ1asif err wrcha" h'"t' o., " es'o'"'
Tx-ness OT-e No 2aJ Washagtou8t. Ciy Hall square,
al have their hse.l.e checked II te residences 10 all
ycipis ou the rosd ana t. S.Ie,og, Sa.uIf.
A. + swarm. Superintendent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD fNEW-JERSEY.
IN II aius Jersa, Cry fer rieIno an Mosey at
9:l5s 40 "a f p rnor- -, p m andb: y II.
on MONDAYS 'cnlv 4:sjp.ri T. v. DEMAREsT. Su3t.
NEW-NOltk AND MONTREAL FREIGHT
~ IdNEqhc mos, sxpr ols and r"lietie steamer and
ieaJ Tr-rsp ieL int from Neg-l OH TO Bnf'infor
81 John sb r. O.3r Non'Tt' snd oil Intermediate
towns bV .V-N-geu Pier No. - East River,
sal 81 y A. FRANCIS III pE. Agent.