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rEo- The N.ahrill, Uni
For the Nasayills Union
Pubiie Speaking as CarihREe-Msi
It. H williams.

lFor the Nashville Union,
Public Speaking as CarShREe-Msi
It. II williams.
1t is refreshing to hear . speech as the
war column pushes Ont breaks the
monotony of = stationary force, and in
t.Tmingles with the Incidents and adven-
rure Of military, some Of the reflections
Of civil life aud such an entertainment
we have bad. o. Monday lsst the 18th
iost, Maj. T. Il. Williams, formerly Al
tornsy General for this District, and more
recently Major IN the Ooufed rate Army,
after = shOrt previous notice, addressed
large COncourss Of ciuE ms and sOldFrs
It me court house in this place, on the
subject Of the war. he spoke for about
tao hours with much summation, earn
OstRsss, aud ability. de was curt and
matter Of fact asd occasional y put IN a
LITTLE gall and cOPPsrsS, was rather rad
ioAl, thought.
His sxordium was pathetic, explains.
tary, and sslf-Eecusins. he regr' tied
deeply his former connection With the i'll
starred OOnfedsrscy, and hoped that the
Letkean waters might blot is from the
memory Of the living. He raised ths
curtains from the JEFF Davis rsgirscy,
and exposed him and his coa6ju,ors 10
shame and everlasting contempt; said
that he had been raised Clay Wing
was one jet, and expected 10 ole one;
taat he was uneonditiOnslly for onr glo-
rious Union, fabric OF free Institutions
which his ancestry fought TO establish
under the lead Of George Washington, a
man whose like we may never took upon
again that be would bghs for the stars
and stripes if he had to do SO as one
of the humbleEs Privstes in the American
army that be was for vigorous pres
ecutiOn Of the war on the plan adop-
I'd by the, constituted authorities AZ
Washington; and that be was for the
best means that may be devised for
speedy termination of the war, even II il
wipes slavery from the face Of tha earth.
" How are the mighty fallen; how are
the weapons Of war persisted T.
Nay The fortunes ef TOE brave and true
in heart last forever, and may thsir re-
ward be in a happier lAAd by far than
Arabia the blsst
Yours from whom yeu shall hear
AeAIN.
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TEE VOICE OF MAINLAND Senator
ReveFdy JOhDsOB's manly speech on the
Presidents policy, has created dsci ded
sensation. Let is be borne in mind that
The Senator from Maryland declared /:
81 would see the Institution Of slavery
sTrssied 81 once, let she country be sub
J oted 10 q tks oalsnitlss which think
eoHld hsw from ihs ab iliti0n Of the in-
situation in all thsss S'Eiss for time,
rather than see thisssbslliou i've an heur
longer"
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Some chAmtermAid, writing to New
York, gives az account Oflhs fsnDel pet
ficOat 1, the shoulders, the diamonds and
personal appearance Of tae Countess Of
HasEfsldt. Shspwps mprs oriental shswls
than any woman in Elgpe and more
jewels. and is about TO give half Of them
to her daagater-in-law. 0ie Of her
ncruiog dressss is = Turkish fabric Of
elk and pure gOlds its pattern, small
palm leaves eBc osed ia stripes. The
dress is 80 heavy aud thick that il will
literally "s'ahd sloae" The under
sleeves aud thinning about The neck are
Of gold lac, ana il Is negligsn,ly fasten
ca ct the wsist By golded cord and
tssseL Another morning robe is Of black
material, resem Ing moire antique, with
plain stripes Of gold snwoven. Il is
mentioned that The countess's special ab
florence l. 40 embroidered skirt, aud her
newest dinner dress is > violet velvet
ornAmenied wisa gold.
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The Princess Of Wales recently drove
through the town of Windsor IN q pony
phastoas With cher beautiful pair OF
Erays, without bsiug Fecogn zsd, having
No oatFiders. The Cour, JouFasl says
her Royal Higbness is = splendid whip,
and drove BY the cabs which were IeS-
wing the Railway station 81 the tine in
capital style.
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use Of SnIIfars.

For the use of Soldiers.
It is printed in four cslors. represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of tho
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers; ;
size 13xI7. The certificate is enclosed
in pastebOard tnbe, and can be sent TO
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing Up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
nail it to bis friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve il - q remem-
branee.
Price 90 cents. Sent By mail, pre-
paid
I. N. RHODES & CO.,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted 10 sell the above.
% I6-Sm
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netproedt 20 IlIs rIrst Love.

We publish elsewhere letter from
Carthage. Tenn, informing rs that Asj.
T. II. WILLIAMS made 3 speech in that
place on the e b ult., in which be ex-
pressed sincere penitsncs fer becoming 81
party to the rebellion, and announced his
intention to support the Government Of
the United States. Il requires grestI
deal Of moral courage in young and
ambitious MAJ, who has erred in THE
great crisis Of Ous nation, arrayed him
self against his former convictions and
committed treason, 10 confess bis error
honestly and shdeavor 10 atone for IT,.
He must naturally feel bumilistiOD; AID
10 this il added the fro~ns Of former
friends sYerted looks, social ossrscism
impeachments Of motive, and the many|
other means to which rebels and rsbe
Rymplthiz rs resort - silence the tong1e
Of ibe per iteDs, or 10 utterly break dOwr
his i1nleuce Msj. Willsms, if be has
rot r~az this fact, is most fOrtunstsI
and be netd rot expect to escape, now
that be bss msde public manifestation
OF bis de'erminstisn 70 stand By tl4
Un;ou and th Gysrnmrnt which cen
ferred upon as ali 80 uu ID prosperity and
happiness. We tr,fst THAI be will me,
The snesrs Of his late sllils With the con
tempt and eco they deserve, and Api
proge himself > tue man, If he has beer
En erring oEe.
We have known Mi Williams in for
mer years IS a young gentleman Of mnct
ability and promise--a siaunch support
or Of tbe Usion up to the time when thc
mass Of the Uaioa leaders in Tennessee
proved rcresnt 30 their high trusts and
became betupple instruments Of the se-
cession and disunion leaders, agsius
whom they had wsrrsd for years. II b
faliered and fell, when such men as JOhr
Bill, Nrill BfoRr, TIE EWiOgs, anc
olhers--stsrn in the Onion Grmament-
shot madly fnom their spheres; bettel
than they, Re has had the msplineSs t
repent aud the energy to atone for biz
bin.
Let Other ycUng men who, like him
were misIed. and have seen the 'error o
their wsya," slso ike him, openly, hon
estly aud pablicly proclsim their return
10 their frat love" add endeavsr to re
pair whatever Of injury they nay hav
done the people and the country.
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The statement that Hon. Mr.. Sebas-
tisn, Of Arkansas, was on his way 70
Washington to claim his seat in the SEN
s's, is cOasradicted. According to later
sdvices he declines io claim his seat.
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AssIs1SI SPEcIAL AsESCr Q. ?. TEsAs DIPARr., Z
Nashville, January l., 1906. (
NOTICE is hereby given, tbas on I'd after thu 10th
~ Day OF Iaruary 1864, tho to)vtTg cd ittinnal
pyt1ts vii b. ope % J, ads, w: o. W,atta N. u
y CO fntt; PULASKI, Gtifs u1ty; F,rtra O. Bedford
county; Deb W, = apk c0untyi TulIlho1za, Co6es
uni!, AID Springfield, r. bert. on esusty.
eli tBLkS = FULLER,
jaa Ia Assistant special bgeit, &c.
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EA1raY.

n AFIDSoN COUETY.-TaSen up on tia 1esh Jas
IL Of November, 1863 b. ). :. Barthe1 in Edge.
nell, suHy MUL,, d SO color, b.tweCn.2 auC 3
ge,rs oc, ard black st'ipe on tho shoulder. Ap.
p aisce a. $50. AK Mcdaniel. L. d. c.
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SOLDIERS ALBUMS.
just Received,
1000 Soldiers Pockets Albums.
They are substantially bound In morocco,

POCKET BOOK FORM,
And are well adapted for the preservation
Of card portraits. By using one Of these
Albums the Soldier will always have the
portraits of bis friends by him, and can
refer to them in whatever scene Of toll
and danger he may be placed.
Sent by mail upon receipt of price,
postage prepaid.
8 Portrait Album, 81 IS
10 4" 2 90
A liberal discount TO Agents and
dealers.
I. n. RHODES & CO.
No. 80 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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: Exc j and Please :"

Persons ealing At fhis Gasery 80 he h xn al
TIE o5ust-sy lsssisie ffon tlese this, ard every
szssien VII Do made " give sAtilf2sta 70 ali vhe
may 8 ve cali.
lasl-lm (Press eepyl
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SwEETPLTATnEs- New Jersey raised
this yeAF 1884 49, bushels Of ssest 20.
tees. This 4, faii 70 exceed all other
States crmbin.a. ihsir aggregate crop
beng ], III s25 bushels.
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TWO sTKREcsoOnC Boxfs, CONTAINING
One Hundred Views.

Thia CELERY Is open daily 70 the . BIZ, who ars
CO .oiahg isFitea toctn suo sxzmi . upec nens
Al w0rk oene a. this tst4t D, huasnt x n roos
&c fstsksn CT he mu1Cy reunited
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TkEAsURT DEr4RTNFNT,l
OfBCs n The Comptroller OF The Ourr-ney, :
Washington, Decenb.r II, lst3
XXI HEREAS, ~ satisfactory evidence prescntsl
W 70 the UNDERSIGNED, o. has been made 70 sp-
pear fhai the irst National Bank 81 Nzshs, IN the
CodnJy Of Dsviisen aud State @, Tennessee hs besn
cuy organ under, ana according 20, tie require.
IS OF the act Of Congress ent oil 'An act O Tr5-
vide n1toaal currency, secured b. pledge Of
United states stocks aud TO provide for the ccus-
ti1n aid redemption thereof ap rJveS February p,
1885," aud his complied with al tie pFoyisioRs q
Ead act required TO be complied wiki De ore con-
meE cling the business BlnkDg:
Nov, therefore, 4, tGH MCtCII~C CT, ComrtroileT
Of the Curreucy do hereby certify that the said FIRST
National b AK OF Nashville, county Of Davidson ami
ate Of tennessee, ts authorized 60 cOmmcCco the
business II BaIkng, under tie act af1resaiI-
In testimony whereof, witness my hard and ssal o.
oh3e, this eleventh day II Dec m5eT, 1868.
(sguec) 81. AClULLOCH,
Comptroller 0, TIE Currency,
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A for ia lsitrr leIls IT S79,O00 in
gold made b. tEo Ilslo bloeksds ruo-
n4rs 10 a1d cat 81 Wilmington.
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nisanlnfinn.
Suite RS Goods,

O00 BBLs. DRIED APPLES ana PEACBTs;
wv 200 Dozen Canned Fraiis o. dT rest kinds
These Goods = VI b sold A. Cincinnati press 70
oss them out TRAINER = co.
Dee 5o--5s
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asrson wriaas 70 : is On to Subscribe
to rs %, D. o. any s.hsT susi ss. tsouls
All ess har le tsrs Z,
VIZ. cAxERoE & CO.. Paslishsr1
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Denmark Rnd the HOistsin Quarrel
The Asis,s mail brings some iRtsrts ing
news Of The pr gress Of the quarrel yer
the Hols'eia FAR. The Danish Psrli-
meni, o. the 7lh ult., unanim ously pass, d
bill, for placing The army'On = war foot
inA sbd for ttrspgiheriog The navy
The estates Of the Dlchy Of Lluenburg.
was CONVEX, al Rliz .nbarg on the 4th
ult, AID passed unanimous resolution
10 support inVioats the bonds that unite
tha Dachy 90 Denmark. and to recog-
niae King Christian X, as Duke of
Lauenburp, thereby confirming the law
Os 1853 for regulating tbs succession in
the Dsni,h monsrehy.
A letter from Schleswig says that the
Orti6cAtious Of HAnueVirke are now al
most completed. The part which is in
tended 20 protect the position against
en- attack from the south is mounted
with Two hundred guas.
The Independence, Of Brussels, urges
the King If Denmark to make further
concessions to Germ ny, by suspendiDg
Professionally the new constitution unit
ing Seheswig 10 he king dom-s coDsti-
tuition which, moreover, does not come
actually into force until the lst Of ia.
Dusry.
The Piussian Finance Minister had
laid btfoIe the Chamber OF Deputies 8
bill autsoriz.ng loan Of twelve mil ion
ihAlers, TO m,et tie expenses Of the *
iraordihAry measures nq .ired by the
present stats Of Things IN the Danish
Dachies
Myaawhiie tbe Kisg Of Denm 'rk has
ordered strong q1sdron 10 b. q ted GU
and 10 ass, m /. al kel Tao liBe of
battle sbiPs, twO frigGtss, aud five sieam
corveties have already proceeded to that
port, " here they will wait for other yes
sells which are speedily to jOin them.
a dispatch at Copenhagen on the 11ih
ult, says that Sweden has Withdrawn
from the alliance with Denmark. The
reason put forward, according TO the
DaeJaat 10 t1at, as the qlaErel COW
penoilg betRetn Denmark and Germany
concerns the London treaty Of 1852,
Sweden caauot separate hsrs,lf from he
other Powers DO ii sntd The treaty. In
3 spese h d,liur.d by the King Of SWe-
dtn on the nit however, be said:.
"0lr Interests are not yet immediate
ly threStened, bot Trey are connected
with the maintenance Of peace aud the
rights Of nations in Europe. The Swe-
dist nation feels deep ~ mpsthy and sOr
row for the dangers which imp, nd over
the King and people Of Denmark"
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lREAg SALE OF -
OF QAYI.R0An fANIlS AT kf!Csl

RAILROAD LANDS, AT AUCTION
auction, their o,cc in Dubuque. iowa. Thursday
thousand acre. Lane consssiss mostly Des Moines
River Lands Sale 70 BE- continued from day to day until ali
Tssse lads The best in The State and possess .hs fol-
They contain AIN in y @ a,nes Of Unanimous
sa &. tss
&C.. Specimens q coal and gypsum can Be = The once
ysss N ss.s =: and iron
:ass.s. 4 gg ;s z, &
vie Sns OAK, .uEs; mani, ss.yo.s Elm! &C.
make ;sssss s
aaA land: ole. especial &. a.
p N x. ans !a9 o .,rp vr
very large herd. Of os and sheep have already been
. a.p grow much more uzuny IN tina,
sn Il s me 81 so ,5ua ss 'S line,
siono which sucie guarantee for regular and abun
mfstra ASo Ci,xs-K The country vcry health snd
entirely free from n9 diseases wS'sa Prov 80 es,
ss-rtfsfsr Asp sencotA-The lands siuated IN the
S Dodge srssdy popul.,lcn q oss shsS.,na
.orss xc \ aesa.d % soon sscom. ,hs Isrg-s town
tween paOsSas sad sSs Missouri large portion q
s snas offered re, e, ale are situated s.cus ~
s Improved r ecoie q ss. secsy are
generally from the Eastern and Northern states
RafLnoApsThc Dublouc and Soux City Railroad IL now
Completed an In orers In 70 CEDAR Fs.s QUE hundred
10 Iowa PATS under con,ract being rapidly
pushed forward expected hat road will
piete1 10 Iowa Falls the spring Dodge
ssiast " positive The keoknh. Fori De- Mones and Mn
naao,a Rsi-ord will Foo Dodge ffo
knk nearly a. soor Il Q Dubuque ana Sioux Cav.
Further Information ~ ec ooAiaed al tao ons o. tLe
nv where mans aud detailed description Of .Sa
nds cas be seen Ter O colonies ssnng 70 purchS
az gsn 70 out sad psrsoasl ensa ne
ton satisfy themselves wta essrd 70 me Aeoss ssps'
The comr.nv obtained the e the lands ~ direct tran
from Congress add will make variance aesua " pal-
ies"s " 'A' 'As"' JAMES H. MSEtNLaY. Secretary.
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Entire Change OF programmes
LOT tue week commencing
MONDAY, JAN III. 1851
MRS JOHN WOOD, MIS- Ion~ WOOD.
for the fest hmean New YORK AZ
Tue PRETTY WIDOW OF MIL HILL
The performances win Commence witch
uor me hrat time m America,
new and entirely original comic piece acta
titled,
BULL
IN A CHINA SHOP.
Characters by
Mr.. J. Morttmsr Mr. W. Dasidse. hr. y n 6sodtart
MAS Harris Mss J. Walters.
Miss De Lacey, Mrs. Sloan.
10 conclude with, for the Grs time tue tsushabe cone
dietta called
COUSIN CHERRY
Cousin Cherry Mrs Jehn Wood
Charles Earl Of Mandevie, ......s...., MI O Orke
Thomas Primrose ............ Mr. g. II .oidart
jacob rrimfose Mr. n O Ltpaugh
Several novelties are ia active preparation.
Doors open al. Performances conmsoce ayX
Seats secured taree days In Advance.
EOX,S OLD BowERY THEATRE
Lessee and Man iger ................. c. L. Fog
ANOTHER EEw Local DRAMA
THE wONDE aFUL DOCS APPEAR,
MISS FANNY HERRING
In three Original Characters
In new come role
ALSO THE FULL COMPANY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. JAN. il and ~
~ original drama written FOR this theatre by MRS G. H.
Fox. entitled
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SALES ~ AUCTION .

r BogARl AUoTiohKsR, BY 8. =. BooAkI
Cs "Wednesday Januays IL 1854 lON o'clock. a. Chi
ssiescoou household FURNITURE sotas Chairs Redsteass
oureaes lete a.ete, srge GIT vame Mlrrors, Gas YAK
lures OH Paintings Egravpgs Feather Bedn nsttresses
Carpets, oiciota Listtng stoves Extension Tables &c
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". DAY M clock, at store No Vrecnwict svennr'
sfsuashCd Furniture carpets Chairs stove, Mrror fc
lures Also Grocery Fixtures
xrpxpy " LEEDS A co. .AUCTIosEERs. HENRY
III M LHRD9 a co. will sell AZ auction on Wcuucsusv
January is cock "a front OF our s'or: - nssssu
sooi IN single double harness and good sadde horse
h,sb vsrv svIsh good traveller. warranted kind ange
orGoub,s harness. free from vice, suitable tos aiAdf
saidle hovs.
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a Ivan e. BAKER 4 CO.. AUcTIosEEas.
HOUSEHOLD

"A LBERf e. HAYWOOD, .AUcTIosGtn.
"A MA1SiFICENI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS, PAINTINGS BkONZES MiBHOEs
4 SILVER " ARE. GLASSWARE. Cutlery, 80, &c.
4 AT PUBLIC Auction,
THIS DAY TuESDAYl. JANUARY -
~ tne splendid pva.e ience io3 East Tenth four
doors wes o! BroGlwa, sale eca! Il. II o'oiscs
particular attention lied th's sale comprising
the largest and richest assornens os Household Primitive
End Worss Of Art onereo 81 auction ts Also
ELHGAEk FIRST GLASS ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
SALE POSITIVE.
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.AmUSLETEgIs.

4~a
IN ,sn.,,,S rnaAg OPERA.
e.o.a, a, ehsssfS@fp9Ay i4EgARf :; "a ,,,,,.~,s
POS TWILL Tar Etsr rr si .S s.' sssssu
'saaSbSSsr" NV "'A'S ''ees'sas f'r sns o'afs
Grand oper. in ave a.. ), q esouooa .i, ,,r xcos-r
Psss ss @ ag bsad 81 ss3 .P =. sad A
xdms.ca 70 r..qqet Baooy ana D.s S. E's; ~
dasss Jay tcsts % Family cI 70 'i
IL. ese q tickets VII oommenc, Tg.aa.y @o,n,as It
The Academy 81 Music and AZ Bee sirmars 10Y Brost
NEW BowsgY THEATRE
~ sole rr'pre'CTF TUESDAY JAS IA = '" ''a"'
SECOND WEEP or TlIE
..e x,rv e ssauT, wssTsss STAR
raoss sgcesss ~ S Ps F S has s,es rsrs az
startling eGresrauAsr and artistic bearing IN the chsrss-
Ter OF
Win. ASCENDING sud A bEscEsbse % ,as from the
q RI sos o iss s
Gle or BOXES
"4''0 BACK or rHE WILD Hoasg.
ousst applause that could be bestowed b. Audiences "hs
"'s1'y CROWD TINS IMMENSE THEATRE;
Rsath week OF tao great psnommis. and "el'drsnAa'
MR. EDwTs BLANCHARD
and hts wonderful dogs CARLO and BhUh
: NV = ms %c q ~ ~ THE OLD STONE GROSS,
a -. saa1s fi!ss t5 Hs!sDAr
Misc hnte he1on. Geo Drockes. Marden, o Idnsarn,
RaooKbgs ACADEMY or MUSIC.
~ TAis lraeadasl evening. January ~
S SbTis h hSGEH
S TTs. Tine Fl%s
tn efo'kii nn,, y ae roie q
sSSh3
asd.ed by ~. aud mrs. FIR
GSoossWWAMS
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And ali tbe Artists.
RARSuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE = a + ys.S g4 mon
4r4 55ssssSssr %4asslS = S}as
THE l1trrrgyiiSso r yIaaT = syAsEs.
The XXI nGFsSsTSs s 10
''0'as e Vi sT p1s s,s 81 f Ts
'''' 4ssa s'ss sSFs " 3.Hss
GRAND AeOASis ONE GO WEN EiHs x sssAofA '' :"
a. 81 s sSs:s an. ....
''A FEs Il 2fsss 5s AND pEEsra
900 =, m ... .sF Il f 5s.;.s EIsS. 5sor
Admission 25 cents. Children an der ten 10 cenr.
Wooesai MINSTREL smn ssIs u
opposlss : Nicolas Ee.S EsGg,,G!ss Sc.
j ss! ssSSHss
Monday Hlrs 50 ,',s %,
smssr .,eE HrsgEHs GE *dSSEESssGI y
h sssss p + @ PssoS lia 1
OVEN Al ~: ~ o'clock Tickets ~ cena
NiBLos SALOON.
~ FIRST appearance Ia q, New ,,, r9Ss Of the
rS@~1kESsse s assi. i EsH y
which occasion s =. :, Ps,0s oss s'' o'' tho
sm. 's Cos4s sSg gsTss array Of
nv" Nj n. ws CASTLE,
NJ sRS H5i + sr 4 PIKE
FULL s ss's sssssss, sousxnt. &C., 40
MIR THKoDoRK THOMAS
s5S ss1fs r gi;lr Ssas E1rnA
H. ~: &. ss wi s. ~ cs: ss s:s
srosivsy ana Irving Han. -.
ID rovr, .rrv . 1ss AND ss aowsaE
SSooyyEEEE A xrkScrlos
A'"''"' THIS trUPsDAY, sgBsISG
4 fSSSSFF s sass
xo,.A sgssE or FiiSSiHrr DoLLAss
.od several oser we'll known pedestrian. have resay On
-. NV q. !, a! sfE'sP: .sssssAuo~,
in his ss,s Sp :,rs xsfafs solo, ,x.
Ad's a, !, sss Prose ss. s.:: :i
M sosiisuEs 10 DRAW cRowpxD Hossss
oF'aI.L . sSc n. Z. aos
MtSs KATE PtsHkR.
as,b. $500
,sA~p rAsG p yPsSss.SAs sSnf;y a ssD
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WALLAcKS TUESDAY
w Doorn open al half pas cven overture conpieoees
q quarter 70 5. curtain rsea a Us CONCLUSION.
PhhfiCULAR kOTICE
Reserved seats are retained until the oonclson OF the r
ses ~ respectfully requested that parties securing aueh
seats WI ee "a punctuh possible there many
plays an which Che hrs as. 6f,een
tnnutess
THIRD NIGHT or
NAVAL IEGAGEMLnTS,
In which NT. Lester Nal.ack Mr. Gilbert Mr.. Browne Nj
Norton. Mrs Wilkins and nss Madeline Beurilues will
perform.
OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
htsa lone Burke Mrs John Seton, Miss Green k,ss Bar
rett Mr. Mark Smith. mr. Fisher, Mr. Floyd M Young
sustaining the principal characers
TOMORROW (wfDNRSDAYy
SEVENTY SEVENTH MONT
OF MT Lestor Wailsch's unprecedenty attractive play
ROSRDAbR
With tts BEAUTIFUL SOBRgKY NOVEL MACHINERY,
ORIGINAL MUSIC. 0RHAr CAST and ATrRAcriVE
TnURsDAY-TRE LOW CHASE
FRIDAY-7sth night OF ROSEDALF
SATV RDAE-NAVAL ENGAaEMEkTG And THE OLD
ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
Due notice wall be gwen OF the representation Of
AAREIED LIFE
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A uorIoN sALE-RY E. ROTH. AuclIosEER.

UCT1ON sALE-BY E. ROTH, AUCIIONEER
II AN EXTRAORDINARY fos HcusEKEEPERs.
The property cf family leaving tic city viii BE- sod d.
public auction TO the highest rier without reserve this
Sluesda5 afternoon, January IL O'Clock precisely
~ their residence ll9 Clinton place Eighth street. near
Sxth avenue consisting OF velvet Brussels aud Ingram
Carpets; line lace Curtains, three bea Suits
covered II rich brocae and French ragsre
rurkish Lounge and Lasy Chair marble top Tables Cocks
drors hne Oil Paintings. Bcdsteed Burenas Washstnnd
hair and spring Mattresses Blankets Bed Lounges Chairs
SOFAS ho5ke Tea Tables xcnalon Table. DirA. Chairs
G,ss4 China and Silver Ware. Tase Gallery, &c Sale