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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

%S Sine Grunos9ot in epnn, Waf.
faWuIetts, wuroe Dor oreibi9 Sobren auf
$50 ab9efbdst uno piro oieies Sabr su
$36, 500 ueronfblaat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

F." Oas 9epdd bon Wabame 8iffori,
elmer berdbmten Sbaufpielerin, rpetba
tbeatraliibe 8orffe0unaen in oieIe ean1
be 9ibt, nimmt los Soffer elm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

OTgin Wann 1T in Snbanapo
ftet tporoen. neil er fdnf reibe 8itts
men 9ebeiratbet coer oieielben 3u beiras
then eetobt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
Gin fbSner ncuer 6fehr.

Die 6stren 8 ut b unb 3rorsa BADEN sinsu
Der f6Snittn uno ponifdnbisfen pstssebrs srBf:
nst--snibaltsnb Gorpsts-Ssltath SRatteh, b. No.
uno tics 5ror n Ger Bsf: Somitn. Sraee. Der ,pi.
ftn Rsupsst unb pitnturs uno Baltimore unit
@ris anIutrefen IN. llno fs psrf0ufsn 70 pebffstl
o-6 man sar nibt wsie ME fis ss tbun tShusn. sb,
eefat III ssrate Sossntud's @ahbauis rosr tsh
arsusbla6a ssssratsr. gun rper uns nd,t slaubt
mas mir chen sist baben. tsr ssbs bin unb sr pi,s
ss 9srafe nesn wie mir ss rsprentirt brbsn. eisbs
biz anjsiae in elmer anoern Gpalfe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

"lleber 100 pfuno S6afsfopfiIbe
wuroen unl6n9fl bel einem 3use in Der
Sarneeat Sap (an Der &dfte BON Meu
SerfeW 9efanaen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
rpslte lid, nid,t perfbnsppen

Sn Chicago itano Gin SrldnOsr Dor @i6ter
Moore megen einer S6ldgerei ongetIast =
Sdulbia ooer nidt id]uIbs 2" fra9te Der @id.
ttr. &onn'S nid)t iogcn. ertpieberte Yat, i6
mug 5ucrit bic 3ru9cn bcren.'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

% Sine enslilbe Giienbabn Gom>
paenie uerlor $4,000 ourb Rebtss
pro5ehe in Sol9e einee unfalls auf ibrer
Sabn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

s%S Sn @incinna t trurbs elm t6tSbrlass
esuiftes Wdb&en BON sinem junssn Wlanne aus
esitiRnn nidciisn. CT bate elm @swebr, bas
Ct n'@t esOesn elnutt', TN e&:..s as 80. a. q; ose.
lsat. Ter e&ub 3srrie tbr ben Scpf In @laSe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

0FaBer quite eisarrsn rautsn nil. unb fs nidt
BON z. o. Ssmmsrsr in ansntaun toui. Der III cod
oud sspis Gin eoneulins. Dies ia absr audi sst
fhen In allen Gden uno Gnptn ees etaatss bsfannt
CT fanu absr oud taum msbr allen atparien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

DF1btsebn Stdd &inbpieb fino in
einem perfbloiienen &arren auf Der Sens
nehee Giienbabn erifift.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

e@ Rad tinr Dsrside Son glsw ORLEANS
tat fm dintFi&s GmisratiCns.g .gssnt ii& ptr.
,F&tc, bio Sur ndthm Grnttt 20 saulsnb III.
tsttsr aus bsm bimmlifGtn asi&s (gbtnO) tu
Iitftrn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

UDas Grott pfero ,,Sneia Stub.
bsr," auf $4,000 sefbdet. muroe au
Brighton, Wahabuietts, Su Gooe uereifs
tet: Gs bate 9e9en nSearleb" uno
uSonnD IQen" trotten follen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

sGr Dee 8snisr.@onsreB i1 fcrtwGtrsnb In
Sbuns 81 Stps. Nsn gOrt. Die Dstsaatsn
iprs&en itrsn Gntl&lub. tn Canada nc&mals
ein,ufaqen, unotrbotltn aus.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

~gine pulpermible in patetnio,
Sieitien, foe untdneit in bic euft, ipos
our1 iiber 90 psrienen ibr esben einbdss
ten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

~1us @afbpille erfabren mir. baB
bort Die Gbolera fiir6terli6 bauff hno
tdelib fdnfJie Sooesfdae pereemrien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

sD- Outer Cru b--Oau6berr (bie chen
ein9encmmcnc Wlictbe Sdblenb): On, 2icle, M
lcr @tietbSbrr Der 5abIt ipIrtIid, 70 pfnttid,
ben mpaen ipr nod I'M fhnf5is Sbaisr 'nauf-
ltcigeru !"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

M Dos 6lteffe 6aus in ben Ser.
Staatsn bsfnoet. fi6 in Meoforo, Wafs
fa6ufetts.-Dafelbe rphroe i'm Sabre
1884 erbaut.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

WDas atlantifbe Babel mibt 9enau
1866 aReiten-ein ionoerbares 3ufams
mentrefen NIT Der oiesidbrisen Sabr<
,abl.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
Die 6ef6dffe.

Die @sf&dfte wsrbsn am attth @tanbplabe
ourS bn untersei&ntten cuf stns srueartist 0ale
forisd,bt. stine prsibe iplsn niebr Isin, lsihs
Artsit gut. unb 90 wtrb itn sts frsusn rsGt sielt
Sunpen prripre&tn tu fften.
Nitliam Ge9e.
Mlltntdun- Octubsr 8. 1866. nq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

OSn Neusyorf pereiftete fi1 am 9.
September cine Srau, mabte aber porbsr
Grauerfleieer fir ibre &inber.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

~ Sofepb 6. Dauis, Elm 8ruber bon
Seferion Oauis. III BON Dem prd dfosnten
paroonitt ncr6en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
Cine G6dtbare 8ameref
.efentli6 ail perf1ufet

.SeHentlt6 5ii perf1mfelt.
1uf eumiiass ben f3tsn October, I'm i tltt
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ssfauft wsrtsnt
Gine tpertbpotle 8ouerei,
sslsssn In eowtia SaunfGip. 9s&a gdunis
erdn3sno an enna bon Deter George, Sfu6sn
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maHsr unb anbere snt6oitshb lao aser asr6t
Uber wsnistr. adsr bacon 7nb Bdlta. 30
adsr 5ulslanb, unb Der @sR IN sutes gauianh,
untsr sutsn 8snftn unb untrr hptsr guttus.=.
Die grbtbrunsen barauf finb.
- Gin 3meiftSdietes ffeisernes
Hs;: BobnbanS,
NIT tinsm ans.bauien I@ommrrbous.
cine SApeistrittur. 72 8ub ldnB, gJaatnIibov.
pen. SeibsfpH6e. 8renntauS unb anbett hDstiae
Au6ensstdube. Ntsfsblsnbss autes gBnFtr n
eurd Dtt@eln an Saus unb SHeurt aeItitet.-
Gin. apfslbaum9arttn unb atIsrItI an6.res Dta IN
QUO auf btm eanbe--au@ wirb aralaubt be6
Ii& eifsnsrS barauf btfnbet--unb In teInabe tes
BEN 6sIes btfinest iI2 fIIs6snbss @aFr.
No. S.--Gine anberer Gtrid, qanb.
ssItesn In bsmisltsn SaunIdbis ardn,,ub an ms.
1, sntealisro 10 aHsrs smser Obsr wsnIae un>
9tfasr adfr naoon inb sDsifen; Der 8tR itf
BON. .allerbsltsn paulnno. In outer Sreauna, unis
sbenfa!is NIT Sislstltt sutsm Oba ser(eten. .--Slf
gsrtsbnunssn satauf lnb;
- Sin sutes ;rueiaSdiates
Wobnbaus,
G e@wstssrf&s1n uns anbete Wessussy
bdube.
DIE esslnsurstn am gafaufstaa anb suf.
wartung Ron
Geuben Seibert.
Sae"sr y. 1860. nq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

SK$O Oas 1ffcr 6aus, In @eu=yort.
brin9t einen Wistb5ins BON $ 95. 900 idbrs
lidb Elm.
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eae oihsnidbt .,otfirsn !'
ob'r ssbe ne 3. q. Brsinis's asos SaIIs fHr 6tihs
epdtabrs unb @intsr'au,dst = wsIds warrantirt
'no aus sutsm etcff unb fsbr oauerbaft semat tinb
-une dubsrff titIia psrfauft wfrpsr.
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8ldnfbit6er.

Cine terrfiGe Guswatl bon Blanfbadsr, fsssr
@rt. tii fofbsn eff taItsn worfsn unb tiuia ~ p...
faufsn. In BEN ,.YatriOt 8u&fOtr." Sci
z. g. Nbodbs, 1at.
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Gine 8aueref.

In Der ndts bon 3ionsStltj es&a gAuaty. 81
Iannt ole Us Dttanbs plae, pirb an 5ten
Oetobsr auf gfnbu Ssrfauft wtrsen. .-sDsr sin
Sorn'emsr sesbnFb faHfsn wia, ber lutIte ptus
Getl teirotnsS,.
Sosr'Vttlforo, Ssptsmbtr Is. Ha2m
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NETWORK HRRALp.)
Begins at a: concludes at lot.
Third AND LAST WEEK BUT TWO
of the great American Mss T;ss' sSisTEaAN
whose wonderful Improvisation Of the original eh'r'e'sr
has attracted, each evening,
a IN
% the pubic Of York Obi. mos. CITED and s:tes%sS
gained for her abroad the assured position OF the
FIRST TRAGIC ACTRESS OF THE TIME,
And who returns IL The ,s ss.i'a Ssr ,na
Her Triumphant European success has been 70 ecnGea ~
The uns1%oa. voice Of her sa and o n9by hrons
Nibos Garden attest the delight with when TINS ' mas
I sn sslsSVsf Sf EVENING JAN 81 1866
and evening during the week. will be presented Moen
that's beautiful play Of
THE JEWISH MAIDEN,
IL which Miss BATEAN will sustain her original character
Of LEAH and the following powerful cast embracing me
studlsy h, third appearance th; theater O. R';S1
Everett, Burke. Lulu &c. &c.
1H' ' NEW EVAN AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
NEW AND cH HFStTkR MTsiV COSTUMES AND
APPOINTMENTS.
Chairs s. So seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes 81 o.
Family Circle (entrsnce on Crosbyal 50 cents
SEATS SECURED SIN DAYS IN ADfANIE-
WALLACK's THEATER.
w WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81.
Mr.. JAMES NJ WEHLrS
FAREWELL MATINEE.
CARD.
Mr. wEHLI begs to announce that in response 20 The
numerous demands of his friends he will give ONE Natl;
NEE, being POSITIVELY HIS LAST APPEARANCE
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the distinguished Pianist and Composer Mr.. RICHARD
HOFFMAN, has kindly consented to assist AZ this his last
Matinee They will perform this occasion the celebrated
{" Fantasia from Norma, for two pianos, BY Thaberg.
MDLLE. AYOSTA
will make her first appe arsnce on this occasion.
Mr.. RICHARD HOFFMAN
Mr.. s. C. CAMPBELL.
Dir. JAMES NJ. WEHLL
Director WM. O. DIETRICH
Prices Of admis.iOn-Ps.qoet q Dres, Circle, 81 Re
served Orchestra Chairs so; which can only pc
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Piano. awarded the fret prize, gold medal 81 the
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" RIA HOUSE, adjoining Fifth Avenue Hotel West
Twenty fourth.t Modest and Refined Ainstre.y Every
Evening and Saturday Afternoon, The brilliant farce
DOUBLE BEDDED R0OM. The famous Geo. ChIis,y as
DULClMER SWYPES. Leslie, Gould and Melville in new
songs. 1
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Ocean Cleaners.
TOR MOBILE 9 The new and frst-class

E'Oh MObILL : IH6 ubW anu nrst'CIAss
IL Steamship
PERT
Il 900 tuns burdep Capt z. A. Delaney 10 the berth
receiving freight at Pier No. ~ T., and win positively ss
on SATURDAY, Feb. J At p. m.
This steamer went without delay hfhtersse,
her last voyage 10 days fsm leaving port and 10 rscsss
in every respect.
For freight OF passage apply 10
LEWlS L JONES. No II Broadway.
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Cost an0 fonn0.

7 OST-A CERTIFICATE for 100 SHARES
IL Of QUICKSILVER MINING Co.. No. Aba in the name
of ISAAC H. REED Notice Ia hereby given thst mus,
be shown why Certificate should be issued therefor
GEORGE W. RYERS0N, Jsuncey Court.
7 OST-In passing from the Astor Library, La
IL fayette place via Broadway to the City Hail. BUNDLE
or Ms in the Spanish Language The finder viii receive %
BY leaving It with T. o. JENKINS No. 20 North Willians
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" The sbove reward will be paid for information leading
the recovery number Of Surveys Reports and diagrams
Of Manufacturing Establishments missing from the once Of
the North Amencan Fire Insurance Company, No. ia
Broadway These papers Of value TO Insurance Com
panits only and all parties in whose possession they may DO
found will be dealt with according 10 law.
Eew.York. Jan. a. 1866.
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1musemenis.

T .UCY RUSHTONs
~ NETWORK THEATER,
Nos. IA and 30 Broadway. opposite The Nsx or s9ss
Sole Lessee and hanageress MISS LUCt hCohAoE'
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FTNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM.
L SHIP NETWORK, Capt X. W Oterendorp carrying the
United States mail will sail the Bremen pier. foot Of
Thirds st., Hobokeu. or
SATURDAY. Feb. 10. at IL o'clockm.,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking passengers to
LONDON. HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
the following payable in gold Its equivalent in
repey:
For the first cabin, sloS second cabin, sea so seease
$3.50.
win be followed BY the BREMEN. Feb a. 1866
For freight or passage sppyto
OEtRICHS K Co.. Nc. CO Brosdst
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- oUEENsTowN.-Tbe Inmsn Line, sailing semi-wesk
w. carrying the United States Mails. -
CITY Of BOSTON...."............s ATUhDA1. fEb.
SATURDAY FEB. 10
CITY or MANCHESTER ........ WEDNESDAY. FEB. "a
and each succeeding SATURDAY sno WEDNESDAY,
at DON. nom Pier No ~, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the mail steamer sail NJ every Saturday:
FIRST CABIN......... $50 STEERAGE...........S3o
10 LOndOn..."..".. % To London. y
Pas ABLE GOLD.
Passage by the "Wednesday steamers First Cabin, $50
SteeIage. S35. Payable Ia u. S. currency
Passengers also forwarded to Hsve. hamburg Bremen
&c. at moderate rates.
Storage passage from Liverpool Queenstown $50 gold
the equivalent Tickets be bought here BY persons
sending for their friends.
For further information, apply at the Company. Offices
JOHN g DALE, Agent, No. Is Broadway, New.York.