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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-13
THE sECOND REGIMENT To M
>. NUsrERED OCT INMEDIATELY.

g Ia e.
7: 1t will be see" BY the following let
ter from Col. uli"e, that tho Second
Regiment will probably reach home
next week I: sew liable. ....a. ~ a..
HEAoouARrEas ~. Ai,xx. Vol. Isr'r,)
NEAs LoulsvlLlr, Ky., June 80, 1865 !
70 ~ Ezee9leney Stephen Miller, Governor
cftAe State Of A;sse.oss: ILL., /,
SIN :: I have the honor to report that
orders have been received for the muster
out Of the Second Minnesota Vet. Vol Inf'y
from The u. 8. service, Immediately. /
hope to be able 70 leave Louisville for Fort
Smelling ~ early ~ July 10Th.
H. Very respectfully your obedient servant,
ja.J> ''"" ~'"3I- CAL. s. ULlNE,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding FL Nina. v. Y. l
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Capt. Fnk's Expedition is said to
y rceeivia8 large additions from the
sllast. aud some from this. sp,e. Here
= our s1yico 10 any Who may Be
shshkiag Of going, and i can DO taken
toslwhat it's worth: Stay At home i!
II your eosai.ioa should BE- 80 unior,-
tunate The. you were positive it could
not be nsde worsc, aud you had tried
every other avenue, then you might vol.
"nteer IN the Fisk. arrangement, to
convince yourself that you we're fated
individual. A few who so will make
money-but it viii be the money taken
BY the great mass Il less .hre"d and
more unfortunate persons Who aecom>
pany .hcm on the expedition. II
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STOCKHoLDERS


STOCKHOLDERS.
John / Merriam. - Peter Bsri.y
b. Blakeley, William Rhodes,
C. Burbank, Vim. r., Davidson,
+. f. Cheri.ree P.Is. Davidson,
F.B. farwell. W:f. Murray,
Geo. L. Farwell H. L. Mos,
q f. F. Drake, Wm. Al Spsussv,
William Lee, aH;4I &c. +. Mayo,sy-s;.5
r. F. MeQaillaa -. G. Rasuet. ,.9s
A. kelly ,tac.,,5 ID. D., Merrill ,sg;.d
A. H. Wilder, Il 8. K. Putnam. III.
H. C. Burbank, D. C. Greenleafr
+ A. H., Cathcart, n C.jM. Daily, y /
A. J. Goodrich. Joseph Daily,
Morris Lamprey, 9. D. stroag.@
d. Besupre, Loreo1o Allis, ..,I
r. H. Kelley, Vim. H. Dixie,
Theodors Borup, r. Capt. "A. Aaiten, =
+, 8. r. Champliat naiFred Driscoll.
G. ". Carpenter, Geo. p. Peabody,
!, Geo. n. Edgerton =. b. Canpbsll,
3. Presley, ]. D. Beaumont, ;,
John Nicols, J. B. Braden,
John 8. Prince, H.,R. Bigelov, S,
. Il. Thompson. D. D. GRUMPY,
- -. thompson, Ao0iph Faar.
f. ~ The above Company 10 now prspas-
cd to issue FIRE AND MARINE POLICIES
at current rates. = =. y = 4 =
, L. A. EVANS,
tO-ly Agent for st. Cloud and vicinity.
q. p. PEABODY & CO.,
lSt9 VRo1raAin MAILS
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
WINES, LIQUORS L GEARS,
THIRD. STREET,
Between Jackson and Robert Streets, .
sA1HT PAUL, MIN.
Constantly on hand : full supply Of Double
Rectitied and Old Rye. and Bourbon
S Whiskeys. 81, .;.ii v7n4l- 6n
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DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID BROADWAY. between Spring and Prnce'st''
(rurs gs<lBu.sHszSr DoEs NOT ADVERTISE n Tss
ERw-YcRH HERALD
EXTRA BRILLIANT ATrRACTIOs

EXTRA BRILLIANT ATTRACTION
THANKSGIVING DAY
PERFORMANCES NEARLY EVERY HOUR DAY and
EVENING.
FIRST DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE a, Iol a. M,
commencing with ..
after which the great Drama oftle
QUEENS PAGE, Or rHg IDIOT OF THE CASTLE,
AFTERNOON and EVENING.
The Drama VIII be performed at each entertainment In con
junction with the taller ed
CIRCUS TROUPE.
WITH THEIR THOROUGHBRED HORSES,
who spIesr IN the most
DARING AND BRILLIANT ACTS,
IL THE
MAGNIFICENT ARENA.
concluding their entertainment with the irthtrl Act Of
MONSIEUR AND MADAtlE DENIES VISIT TO TIE
RlDlNG.sCHOOL.
Mr. w. a. HARRISON, Extemporareous Singer.
Just arrived wonderful accession 90 the living curoslties
MAJOR COLNiN aged II years 10 inches high and weigh
ing only - pounds. IN, smallest Dwarf Lving.
MISS LIZZIE READ. the Miniature Lady
GEN. GRANT. jr., ag i -, % inches high 8 ponnds.
THREE or THE LARGEST GIANTS IN THE WORLD,
end prettcst & RCASSlAH GIRLS ever seen.
BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLOWERS,
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION
John battrrsoy LIVING SKELETON. weighing 81 lbs
His wife MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN nearly 700 lbs
TnREE.HORSED BULL. ALBlNO BOY.
Cosmorsmas Seleoscortic0n. Learned SEAL Happy Fam
iy, Grand Aqusra 10000 Curiosities.
Admission ~ c,Bts. trildr'n under ten. 10 cents.
THANKSGIVING DAN-TBURSDAY. Dec. J.
PERFORMANCES NEARLY EVERY HOUR, DAY AND
EVENING.
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Pnsr.OprrcE prPAsrarsr.
FOs7 -UIFItK UEPAHI3EfIi Z
WARRINGTON. -. g., Oct. 80 1863. }
PROPOSALS FOR IEyJER-PALANC


SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. ,ocsired a. this Depart
n.1t Until the 18Th day Of DECkMbEE noxt at II 0clec
for Furnishing Leuer bsglcrs lor the use OF fOst
Onee IN the United Sl for yraI nom and after the
9st day q December next. Of tie following de,crpHo'
namely.
ls balances capable of weisn- eight ounces svoriupois
weight 81 be graded dovu 50 quarter ounces VI bess AZ IL
supposed sbOEt 900 will be required for one year.
ID Balances capable Of cling two ads avordnpois
weight 10 be graded down half o. these II
posed about loo viii b. fequrcd for year.
Perfect correctness will be required ia the y sncc 10 be
fdrflshed ~ WEI a. strength AID durability.
samples OF each description OF Balance sccompsny
shch Dd and e bidder who rnsy Oh Gin the contract will
bs esrifod 70 iuuih Bilucss ordered OF quchty Ia s
respec'a equal 70 tbs sample.
Eseh Balance mast be well and securely packed Ia bex
fer triHsyoItG1ioB
The Balance. must be dereIed nee 81 81, ch,rgs 10 the
ssnS Agency Of the PostOrce Department Al a.bnyon
g. "neIe ne ZANE "" De scccpied found to be pedec
end % lsl ~ the ssmy.ea.
tseh bidder ms furnish With his proposals. evidence ofb.
1alty a. comply with h I'd
Two sufficient sufefies viii be required 10 contract
iaure % furnish Tie BeGnce contracted Tor pou.lv
ts funis1 81 Lh0,e OF infcliCr qasty Win H..
ssaasd su4clent cluse for forfeiture OF the contract
ropOs. be LdJrse the outside Of tie euyelona
rieposas for Letter Baagccs" ard directed % the fI
hs.ssnt. Poe, maftl rfieueral. Nnsnir rfon. ID. c.
"a aWGwW ". DENNlSOH, PostmasterGeuersl
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II II
Tn. peope Of the City of NewYork invited to meet
Cooper Institute, on
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 8,
N ,ive ,xrreon their views aud sentiments the sub
t of foreign and especially monarclica Interference in the
sad inta irrational affairs Of the American continent
and y their voice sympathy aud cheer the de-
tenders of American Independence in Chill Peru, and Mex
leo or wherever else Kepubcanisn sud Free Institutions
are impered this continent and NJ the same me to
enter their protest against the ambitious designs Of France
and the nhuman conduct Of Macmillan in Mexico, well
against the insults aud outrsges Of SPAN IN Chill and her
past conduct and sinister purposes toward fern The same
uuhoy alliance despots aud kings thar sought 10 dsmember
the United States taking advantage hst OF our condition ot
war and now of our apparent exhaustion seekn 70 huu-
ate nut under contribution aud subyet our sister Republics
10 restore repudiaed sysAms OF government inconsistent
with the intelligence and spirit OF the and to block thu
path of human progress Il becomes the people Of New
York to their sgns the consunmsion OF these
plans and purposes TO instruct their representatives. ut home
and abroad their sentiments on matters so vital TO
the hand Of the Cove nmen In opposition TO the
designs of European absolns and 20 yndcse the Monroe
Doctrine which the aud cherished principle in
the policy ned States and the buwark Of American
freedom.
Tie call for this meeting already signed by many Thousands
Of the citizens OF NewYoTk will be published on Friday.
T.. q. sQuiER.
Chairman COMMITTEES
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CITY or EEw YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
LuREAU THK RRcEiyER or TAXES,
NV CouRrHoUsE PARK, November T. 1903
ITO TAX PAYERS.-NOIlCE IL HEREBY
j given that one Yer will be added the lt OF De-
cembe all Taxes remaining unpaid an additional one per
cent III be added tho 10Th Of said month Of December On
ali ares remaining unpaid the 1T of January interest at
OF Twelve per cent annun calculated nom he day
the books were Receiver Of No money
will be received atar o cloel Ohieo hours fom a.
te3 o.. JOHN MURPHY, Receiver
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AmnseYifeni6.
OLYMPIC rHEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Manageress Mrs. JOHN WOOD
stage Manager d. oEh"iN
tTBIs KsTABL 1sBnENr DOES NOT ADVERTISE III TBB


frBIs KsTABL IsBNEyr DOES NOT ADVERTISE III TBB
NEwYoBK uERLLp)
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
will be presented after months Of preparation 10 style Of
macence fsr passing any previous spectacular pageant
- '''' s scESE KY ENTIRELY NEW BY HAYES,
ysc 'SSRgRSSS RIS' FIX FSPREsshY By THOMAS
Mechanics. Effects, by W. sadsI.. o...... , ,.r,.,
Beautiful Appointments and Humorous Masks,
by w. Henry. ~,
Drama Of Hope Despair aud Revenge; dranatised ss'
dres'y for the oympc from the celebrated romance Oh
'--' '''''''' MONTE cRisTo;
LONE PRISONER or or III rnE CHATEAU DIFF.
introducing the eminent and fsyorite actor
Mr. T.. l.. DAVENPORT,
who has been expressly engaged to give due eject 10 'h
Duiiu5 the piece Grand Ballet by the following artists
MILE. GlULlETrA, BRONNER and NJ. GIUsEffb
from ,b. ROYAL Operas Of Turin, Milan, &c.
THE BEAUTIFUL DANSEUSE MILE. Ell Sc
The piece will be presented wi tn following powerful
Edmond Dsntes.. .................Mr T. L. Davenpon
Dongars =. Motion
hH'loft M - - Ii
remand. W w
'a az s,aSSsI,
Abbe tar!a j. n osoaosIs
Anfea u m os"yn
NJ DE Bovle...... o. H. nocswet
ss ocI"
Miss Louisa Meyers
Nero Nate Newton
h.ydee D.; I'D ,,, VI s ssi ss"''"
2Duugsons of Chateau Dlf-Rampsrs Of the sess1n
Fortress. -.
ACT 4-Loue Iun-ilomo Of sinbad the Sailor
ACT 5-House OF Count de Norcen-J. Hilyard
Doors omen o. y; curtain nsos at Z! precisely.
Seats secured three days In advance.
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Posr-OFYICE DEPasIsENr,
WAsHIsGroy. ID. G., Oct. D. 1853
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER

UROPOSALS ron MhhIf IN" NJ Lh
AND TWINE
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received . At gds pepaIt
men: the leh day o December ncyt a. y oeoek noon
r, furnishing WRAPPING PAPER and TN lNE for the use
~ H. Posicces IA the United FOR yea. from and
sseI tt- 3lst day Of December next. ..,,.p,.1
7e aid arc bs delivered rec Of expens al TIE ank
Aseie Of Tie Office Department. at Washington D. e.
NesYor< Cry and Buffalo New-York. -, a.. ....,,..
The ems,ei quantity Of each lIiee ana 'ne 81 qsy
'reo c9g,st q each Ae e yssTyy S Be-
7ao1 Te.m. Wrapping Paper 20 by IS inches an -ize Of
sa.s and oa es 80 ali respects to thu; now in nse 10
Abe Depsnt md weish23 pounds to the ream and each
10 900 pounds o. ate OF Cher suitable wns, hard twisted
200 pound, Of csasss Hraf wie sDo1t sneei1hh Of
tBch 10 dlansT and in BALI to weigh from u to roahS'
DISTRICT Nc. .. NEwYoBK CITY, y. Y.
r"o Iesms Of WrsrpnF Pope, similar u iD't desofiDe'M
2o ponds O. Ja;e Or otLer rire siuar TO that fret
kescrioee 81 tie es,imates for Dis'rict No. J. -
400 pound. q Gs..s Hemp T n,1 'f to that Oh n'
DISTRICT No 8 BUFFALO, y y:
1900 reaas Wrapping PIcf SINH Al to tlA ee'cflosa io
a. pound. Of Jue or other Twine similar 20 That de-
7CyJ hounds ~ cosrse ep Tsne similar 10 that If the
second ds.-pou IN The e.iiules for District No. l.
Propoz viii be received for each article scpoTaey ana
: ;sSii.' ' s''' district o. ''' al Inc l''' 'a ~ 81 80
TIL eontrs. or conrs, win be awarded 20 the lowest aud
Be-. bed-r 10 be determined careful examination. for
Go purpoe ascer,aung which bid VI" in tt pTscci re-
II tic dcss sherd % Or neTsised IN M
Der sny CITIZEN disconfin1eo he sis ns dy'd
.u pce OK places tie postnsster General sh.l dess
nsts a rsta rates. .
OF reducing the quantity Of The articles e.sted
snd rasd in this II he sLs consider proper
10 do $500 o.
ssupes OF spch article used ~ 81. PosiOfce'
be a. either 81 TIE above named s-ences.
Bidders will SEED samples Of such articles sAey propose
70 furnish with tieir bids.
Eseh bidder mus, forush With h., proposal. gu'rsn;e Of
nj, atfy % comply With Lis bid snd ccTtit ate from lbs
neest that sucb unrautof sro eedsoe ana Ie
liable citiz.ns must also acc9uPany his yioposa@
Two suficeut soretcs will he required % contract
nnre 10 f1rnish the Article OF articles contracted Tor
rropy OF t. furnishing Of sicl. inferior u that ron
t,eted Tor wiz coudered sufficient Cause oT the ioe
ufs ~ he coutrrct. q
Bal MT made IA accordance viii tf notice will MOI ne
esnsidereo.
Prorsss must be .rked d." oude Of the envelope
viii name rriice article coltcted of sri Tie
letter containing them addressed 20 the frAostAntfoS
epastsI-jene!al, Wellington, D. &.
" DESRISON, Postmaster General.
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QUaRTEaxAsFER's OsEICE, No. u SrATs-sT.,}
NEW J DIX. Oc. p 1855. !
PROPOSALS for FORAGE and SIRAW.-

i Proposals invited by the undersigned for the delivery
Of good meTch4ntahle TIMOTHY Jay sud STRAW on
eosrd OF AZ such WHAT IN AewioIk EaooI may
be desianSte6.
TIE Hay and Straw nus; be rely baied md weigh two
Thousand l2,Ooll pounds per tuu exclusive Of wood
Proposals. must state p2ny tie quantity, price, and tine
Of delivery.
injector and weighed before being shipped.
Proposas viii also be received TO deliver y and straw ~
Wsshinston n. C.; Richmond. W., and Hilton Head ;. c.
suhjec. 70 the shove s91ireIlents.
Bills viii be accepted from tic 10 time 10 t1ret TIE re-
Sui,eIneu,s OF tie Government
Payments made delivery Or thereafter %
fsuds for the purpose shall be received
STEWART VAN NLlET. Brcvet Adit. Gen. &c.
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Proposals.
a.strAyr CossIss4Ry 9gSERAL OF SUBsisrENcE,f
No STArKsr., NEw-loRK Dec. ., 1863


Il a.rtrAyr CossrssaRy GENERAL oY SUBslsrENcI,
No 4 STArEsT., NEW loRK, Dec. Q, 1863 =
ARMY SUPPLIES.--SEALED PROPOSALS.
A I'm duplicated viii be received by the undersigned until
eei m on SATURDAY. the 9th inst Tor suppyng for
~ a,s ofthe United States Army, SUBSISTENCE STORES
IN barrels NEW MESS or EXTRA MESS BEEF, IN
s.hooped oak barrels with TIVE iron hoops; bidders viii
- Inc brands and win eIhbi, samples when practicable.
"a Reef 70 BE- yeceired az such Ipecon Yards a. .ia be
ssso ta10 ponpds priae NEW WHITE BEANS in we'll
and full head lined aour barrels the BIDS 10 be for
P0TATOES-such quantities a, may be required dnring
month Of December s65 60 pounds 20 the bushe III good
'rSS1Ty %esoSPeIed barrels =. ,oo-., d,n, ,b.
month OF December 1863 90 pounds TO the blhe IN barrels
The store. are requi.ed for immediate delivery.
Separate propos Is, a duplicate must be made oT each
article enumerated and bidders may propose Tor the "hoe o"
any part Of each ,.. ,.,,-...,
eth the proposals. and referred 20 therein
printed copy of this advertisement must he attached 10
each proposal and the proposals must he speclc III comply
ma precisely with al the Each bid to have consider
don must contain tho written gusratsc Of two ie'pon
We the undersigned hereby guarantee that should oil or
any part OF the above bid be accepted shall BE- day ~.
fed riding purport ard conGitons also tt
written contract with bonds 70 the amount OF one9@rh o.
te value OF the stores proposed TO be furnished ss u
The sellers place Of business and tire dse of par
lsre and shipping marks 20 be hereafter eeguscd NUT BE-
plainly marked every package All other Old n'IAs mus
Certificate. Of inspection by professional packers inpec.
.ors oth,y than me party JrrHhirg ne py0r'sop' VI" be
sequiIed for the meat. certifying the part a. the seller eF
present quality and condition and the immediately preceding
Inspection. .
The will also be examined aud passed upon by parties
from this Office on the part Of the United states
All the viii be carefully INSPECTED before then dcv
cry, ana compared with me fe,lnd samples hcnrns or
weights signed by professional Public Neshcr, must be
furnished.
Payment tI b. made cury,rc. ifs sggtGa' soon
. funds received for the purpose.
Con expected 10 bold their good without ~
pense the United Sates until required Tor shipment
Blanks tor Proposals. l,H be furnished a. this otct rhc
be iHclossd enreope addressed 10 N, undesgafd
aad tsdOrsed /" pr0T1sOls Subsis.cHcr N'0Iesn
II. \. CLARKE, BEeyc' 8rir.-Geu. ard 4. c. @. s.
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE TO CANVASSERS of ELECTION.
TA- Election District Canyassers of the following Dis
r. nave fa comply with the provisions OF law direct
ing ht returns shall be filed IN this Office within period o
after this closing Of the polls on tho DAY o
az, denquep, canvassers hereby nctded to flo such
re- ms In this offce Immediately.
s.ef nd Election District sixth Word.
Fifteenth Election District. Eleventh. Ward
Fourth Election District, Fourteenth Ward.
Fnh Election District, Fifteenth Ward.
Tenth Election hi, Fct. sixiernh Nard.
Thirteenth Election District, Sixteenth Ward
Seventeenth Election District, Seventeenth Ward
Twenty acc ond Election District Seventeenth Ward
Fnh I.eo ion District. Eighteenth Ward
Fourth Election District, Nineteenth Ward.
Sixth Election District, Nine,eeuth Word
genih Election District Nineteenth NarI.
Third Election District, Twenty second Ward
DAVID r. VALENTINE,
CLERK OF Common Council.
New.York Dee 6 1905
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BY the undersigned will he received at this Ofce until y
s'ooek THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Decemoer lop'
Scr the s4le a
eco BARRELS or WHISKY
The Whisky offered for sale selected with and IL
81 the INST quality, ally the Rye and BOURBON Whisky
which equal II not superior TO any Whkcs no" IN the
osrket
Proposals may be nsde for any number Of barrels not
Ahan i've o. each lot
No consists Of 30 barrels Of Rye whisky containing
about go gsons
Lot No consists OF 22s barrels of BonTbon Whisky,
aiming about l2J gallons; and
Lot No. consists o 4lO barrels OF Reehei WHISKY
calming abou; $40 gallons.
The Whisky will be Fecsuged before the delivery and sold
~ the proof gallon IL may be eSsmnci tho Subsist
Depot, Alexandria Va. or ompss be seen and pro
sosals obtained from any @ the following officers;
Brevet LtCoL J.. ID. Brigham, CAPT aid {. s, U. s. A,
Bosoa Mass.
B,evet BrigGen. II. F. CLARKE, !. D. c. and A. c. G. s.
u. 5. A, NewNork City.
Brvycu, Brig Gen. c. L. Kibun, A. c. g. g, L. g A.,
Tbilsdelp his, Pa
Capt and {. s. U. s. D. Baltimore, Md Or ut tDis Once.
Payment in Government Funds 4bout fifty percent OF which
~i be required the ptsnce Of the bad and The
Der as the saugng completed and before Gle do
livery commences.
No bid received from pare, who have fAled to comply
9th their contracts
Bidders requested to De present at the opening Of their
BIDS
All Purchases viii be loaded az the Government Wbrvos
y Alexandra, Va. free OF expense 10 the purchaser.
The usual the Govrnmeut IN essrd 20 bids
wi be obseEved. q. BELL, Major anu .. s. 4. sA
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Stores, Ranges. &r.

ESS COAL WILL BE USED SOON.-A Gas
Stove finished last week patented In Octobrr which
with one four burner boil gallon OF water IN fifteen ~
niu@, bake Joint for family, OF heat uodoTntrsked
room TO 70 degrees cost about sI dollars Any person VIII
nr 10 shs sbars Of patent for the United States OF Great
Rn5tsn NAV .ddr,.s JOSEPH T.. BAxENDALE,
~ ~ -est,0Ese. Philsdelphis
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Geacbsre.

4 LADY TEACHER WANTED-For n
n nsap, aud healthy TINS Mississippi town Asist-
att IN hishef Euesh. select ouns Ladies' school .
receive 90 and B0ardrr1re " able teach Ouam"n v
br-ucheq. Apply tai Tuesday next TO }. y NASH No III
Nasssu.I, =. \.
4 LADY TEACHER WANTED-ForF French
~ and Muse e. KFslDENf GONERNEsS in an up towa
family be- French OF - - and must sf"'k isnch
purely lD1uife 81 J. A. NASH, No IN Naasau-st y Y.
"ANTED-A TEACHER capehe OF teach
w il- German aud French Young GeHilcinens
Bossdn. school this cy. Address Cr. We, Tribune
Oiics.
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WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Msnager...Mr LESTER WALLACE.
(Tnfs ESTABLISHMENT DoEs ADVERTISE IN TAR
sEw-TOgE gERALD.)
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY: l2th, 18th
and i4th nightssof LOST ~ LONDON.
Open a. :! BEGIN az o.
EVERY NIGHT
The Greet original Play Of intense interest AID powerful e
ec ia Five Acts by Watts Philips, author Of the Dead
Hea..' &C., entitled
LOST
LONDON.
Character. BY Messrs. j. W WALLACk. CHARLES
FISHER YOUNG J. c. WILLIAMSON, BROWNE.
POPF GRAHAM and WARD; Misses MADELINE HEN.
RlQUEs, FANNY MORANr, MARY BAkRET aud
GREEN. -
INV SCENERY by SHERWOOD end MAEnER.
Incidental Music and CLoTus composed expressly Tor the
pay by Mr.. Moeuhauer
The scenery will comprise;
Act -Scrne l-lncrior oi Job Armroyas House. Scene
2-Sceue N Cornwall Scene go Down IN the Darasone
Mine" Aot2- DIswng.room in Mr Fes,hersioues House.
Act 3-Erieror ~ Mr. Fcaihcistorels Na-N inter Act
l-Saloon and Supper Room IN Mr. fesherstones House
Ac, 5--A Cottage H. the suolrbs of London.
THE GREAT DEMAND FOR SEATS
LOST IN LONDON
will for tbs present, postpone the production Of other
ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES.
The beautiful drama entitled DREAMS OF DELUSlON,
aud Dances Charming Comedy WONDERFUL WOMAN,
IN preparation
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A DIRECTOR. .....................MAx MARETZEk
ITALIAN OPERA.
(TaIs ESTABLISHMENT Dogs NOR ADVERTISE - rBB
NRw-YoRR HgRALD.b
FRIDAY-L'AFRICA
Doors opeu at !; TO commence at "a.
TO-NORROW-ERIOAY EVENING. Dec 8,
(rw MY sgcOyD NIGHT SECOND sUBsCRIPT0S),
The UNPRECEDESIEULY SUCCESSFUL NEW OPERA
LAFRICAINE,
with Ito magnificent and GORGEOUS mise scene, aud mos
extraordinary and complete cast
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sIGNOR LORfNl,
SIGNOR BARTLI
HERR MULLER HERR RIfCHAHDT
conduc,or ..,.,'.........,........CARL BERGMANS
THIS QHURsDAfl ENENlNG-tOpsra in brooklyp)
CRISPINO.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-GRAND MATINEE.
LAFRICAINE
MONDAY, Doc. H. and TUESDAY, Dec. H.
LAST NIGHTS Of LAFRiCAlNE
and tickets for the above named PERFORM.
be had TODAY Thanksgiving Day)' At tho bos
Office Of the Academy.
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