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Caring Yellow TObaCCO-TObaccO Not
an ImpOVePISheF or the Soil,

We find the following remarks con.
corning the curing of Yellow Tobac.
co in the Southern Planter and Far.
mer, by w. II, Ratchet, an expert.
enced cultivator:
Your correspondent, s. o. d., re.
quests some person versed in curing
yellow tobacco, TO give mis- moduS Oh.
e'0@d,, that others might profit there.
by. Now, ! do not profess to be an
adept IN this art although | have had
years OF experience but will give
the practice Of a most successful cur-
CT, who generally obtained the
highest prices in Damville. 10 icuro
yellow tobacco, you must use charcoal
for the lsaf; tho stalk and stem NAV
DC cured with seasoned wood, Tho
body Of the barn should be made "A
close as possible. Many planters
around Danville have cabin roofs ON
their barns, covered with boards.
which permit the esCare of heat much
better than a single roof. When Won
cut your tobacco, put eight plants on
q stick, and place the sticks eight In.
chcs apart on the tier poles. II your
tobacco ripcns yellow commenced the
heat, by a thermometer, at 90 degrees.
and Keep up this heat until the tobac-
GO Is yellow enough to commence dry-
ing the leaf; then raise to ITO do
grCes, and keep 1t up for three hours F.
and then to lis degrees, and hold on
to this heat till you sec That The tobor.
GO is well sdlpcd," and the taiIs be.
GIN 70 turn and get u little dry Al tho
ends (tor you cannot cure yellow 10.
baccO until you can get The san o,t 20
the leaf ; then raise TO 100 degrses
ana keep up for three hours: and
then lJO degrees, for the sAgne, lsnasl
oS time and then up to 40 deorecs
which continue until the tobacco e
cured. You may then take out tbS
thermometer, end make your Ares a.
~. q yOu apisase, 10 cure the staIk
and stem thoroughly. A wet scasn,
VIII cause a redundancy of sap in ibo
tobacco, and win exercise any cnrsr,S
patience In drying and yeilowinv !,
carly curing Is tho most suooessfS,'
whilst the weather Is warm. Ifyour
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
ELA lLNn RILLINGs PAPERs.

FtH 80
IhatcSA
An, Rgotrc It rmanners.
He ulnt ytriunUn.
Hsa M '.. rtDa, GUl'i send IN no
kard ,ul uu iuuEtlCCkSsin, nor
don't knox the lttlN dOGi and nuver
think NV mlitu OF hii I'M,
Fust thilg You lnoN lie il in bed
with you and ~ your nUse-thO what
nv wants thar M mistp land he in
vites hiSself 10 bre klast LGd sets dOun
in wore 1Attsr, thOGt breshiI. his pants.
lie helps himself to sugar, and meat.
an, mtlassis, arr bred, and preserves,
snd vinnegy-ennything and don't
wait for no imyitashun. He's got a
, good appytite, and list as sun eat one
| thing as anuther.
Tain't no use 10 challinge him for ia.
kan liberties he keeps up a hostile
kerrispondence with you, wether or
not and shoots hisself at you like n bull.
III, and he nuver misses, nuver.
He'll kiss your wife 70 times n day,
and zizz and 200, and ridiculei yon II
YOU SAY a word, and he'd ruther you'd
slap at him than not, coz he's IA dOdger
NV the dodgirinist kline. Every time
YOU slap, you don't slap him, but slaps
youself, andh zizZes and pints his hine
leg ov skorn at you, till he aggregates
YOU to distrackshin.
He glOries in a lightin every pop on
the ixact spot whar you druv him from,
which pruves the intenshun to teeze
YOU. Don't tell NE he amt got nc
mind he knows what he is after. He's
got sense and too much Nv it, tho he
nuver went to a skOol a day in his life
except in a supe dish.
He's a mean, malignant, owdashus,
premedditated cuss.
His mother eve padded him with
a slipper in her face. His morals wu7
niglecktid, and he lacks a good deal Nv
humility mitely. He amt bashful 0
bit, andI doubts ef he bushes ofting.
In fack, he wuz nuver fotch up
tall.
He wuz born full grown, he dom
Vit old-uther things gifts old, but ht
nuver gifts old-and he is imperdeni
and miSchevous to the day of his deth
He droopz in cold weather, and yOt
kin mash him on a window and you've
lest nut yerv finger in it. He Guns
agin next year, and a heep more wit
him. faint 10 Use.
One fiji T. q family might Dc fol
amusement, but the good Nv 81 many
fize, lie dog ef I kin see lii yu,
has thot much about fiji s, and
has notist how citing the stops in
thar devilry tc comb their ads and
skratch thar nose with tha four legs,
and gouge thar arm-pits under thai
wings, and the top Nv thar wing,
with thar hind legs,
And my kandid opyinum az that
fife is low.y, hey eeches all the time,
is miserbul, ard that makes EN- bad
! tempered, 2 j want TO make uthel
lipeepil mise-lHl too.
i that amt the noSsyfy Nv fliZe, !
give it up,
Altho a fl nit send in his kand he
always leaves ole, and | don't like it
Taint pritty if is round. He kant
make q cross mark, only a dot, aud he
Ills always a dottin whar thar mt nc
LIS. Thars no ends TO biz periods, but
: he nuver Gums 10 a full stop. Such
handritin Is diLsgreeabil.
He's q artist. bur hi, fres nco and hi:
wall paperin | don't admier. Thar:
too much sameness in his Patterns. Hi
specs is the only specs that don't helI
the eyes. You can't see thrOO UNI, ant
you don't want too.
| hate a fiji.
Durn a fiji.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03

mI. Joseptl McBaker died last Tuesday
AZ ms residence on New River. Wythe
county, Va- at the age Of one hundred
anu three years. He was the father OF
y numerous family, and was highly re-
specteu as q man OF prOblty, intelligence
ana general good character.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03

lOuH contamination v,.k
hey were painfully affecting, have been a; rod,U UNI
NIed Y. such great numbers In almost everv az,
lVp q tne country, that the public scarcaIv nSaSs
leMlormed OF Its virtues or uses, AON"'
scI4Ialoes poison is one Of the most dest,nciIv
srsn. ~ our race. Omen, this unseen and unfe
ennns9 me organism undermines the conafitntic,
4anyites ne attack Of enfeebline or MAJ S."e" w
til0as exclIlng 2 suspicion Of It's presence. Isoi,
SscoinstO breed Infection throughout fhe Lodr esn
aen, 0n some favorable occasion, rnnIilv Az
,nxna VI otner OF It's hldeous forms, either on n
,ies NAV h sm S INC vitals. In the latter, tube
," ~ ma Oe suQnenly deposited in tho lupSs :
.saLI, On tlmors formed In tho liver. or Il sSoS
" Rtssonce " ernptons on the skin, or fonl ME"
nLyns on some part Of the body. Hhnea IN nss,
eIsshIa use o. 9 poIue Of this SarsapGs{tie ia 4,
lppear' perscns aE actiye symptoms Of diseai
aalss generally ind immediate relIsf 8 '
knf VuLcI ~ me use OF this GlRaIb IRfy
~ y. AneA0tv'S Fire, Rosa N. Ees,sS.s1-
ss-s 1ats ahewlnS 6cald Head, Rt;s0;rs,s1
TsibIs 1os ere Egrs, and other eruphons 4
hcre concealed forms, as DNSnenSio1A iSO ny
sssSuss Dlsedse, Fvts, EDtEensw. H.s,.nsls
I"1 " Various UJeeFoRs affections Of H. n,nsc,
y eng nSrYons systems. ""'S'
" gSrsS e or Ya.lereal and Merc.rIoI Dtseo.,
tHn1nlng these obstinate mSlSdiea Nv sr rsHuiLSa =
NV ~ log consumed use OF this medlcIne m am,
~ complaint LeueOfrheao Or WhSSss y
rorIV sosnss, and fefnale Dtseases. are con
surfEIn sVT and i1 InViSors Saa ultimately cured BY i
s9ns ior each case are folndin onr Aimspss p.re!
,.Sn e,atis. h~henlButfsns ma GGSst NV
sused Ry aecumulatlons Of exsrsnsovs wns
~, mS Diood, yield quickly to Il, a. also ftss
aG1Iew ~ tSss 1Sfptattyj OomgesttoM or Tt.NG,,s
,lo clSy 9len DO, from the rankiInT noisSns JIrct,,SS
fSs"t en- bARSAPARfLEX Ala sTest Y
tSoss I ~ me strength and yigor Of ia SvsseD
ienf.. sI ~ ~ hGflgaid and GJstless, Des~s1
ssss...s y snu troubled with NessouS In
XXX ana 20 oi W,eakHess. win ind Isn5SsSIyp1a
,ovoey t nno convincing evidence Of its restorSt,y
PREPARED ny
= AxEH . CO, Lowell, Mesa
r'a''''"' "'a ~AnaTs''oaI cAsm,.,,.
tViD ~ Ill pRr1gcteru
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
From the Largest Malulacturin,
Chemists IN the world

Chemists IN the world
NOVEMBER 1, INA,
II aln acquainted with Dr.. II T
hkLNboLD; he occupies tb Drug Store
opposite M residence, az wa, success.
iul In contracting the business whcr.
others he no been equally 50 before
him. | nave been tayorably impressed
with his character aul enterprise"
WILLIAM wEIGlITMAN,
Firm OE,Powers Il weightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown Streets, PhiIalelpIi,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03

Al efforts I'd make hny by ma liSht
have failed, butt Is discovered that Mid
oats can be sOwn by it, benign and checr-
full rays. AfFTTW
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03

\ maiden of L~ansingburg, n. Y, hav-
ing been afflicted with the addresses of
two lovers, usually about the same time,
adopted rather a novel means of Kidding
herself of them. A few evenings since
they called at her residence In their best
black suits. She lett them together, on
p%retence Of going up stairs, and In a few
minutes the seryant-maid made bold to
enlist their services In the removal of
some -four in the kitchen. They went
to work willingly, and the maid found
50 many additional jobs for them to do
that the poor fellows were finally glad
enough to escape from the house with
out seeing the object of their affections.
They neve: went again.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
HemboId's Fl Exl act Duchu and
lllprov 'se Wash

uaPl
viii radically Co., ID ttt' from tNe s!S'
tenn disease. ,rising N labltSO OF dlss'
patton, at re y en- c, lttleo "
change in 3, NJ d GnrenlcOce OF eN
pOsure; complete preceding SioSc
unpleasant aud a. e & rcr'N'leS' W
pavia and Mercury, f.. ~ these dISea't,'
Use HembOId's FL 4 tratt OVcfV
In all liscascs Of Sc {ans, WF''"'
existing In male ,r cInalc' I'Vn' WI"
ever cause originating and no u'''''
Of how long standing. u Is ple''P''
taste and odOr, Immr"iAe !" ''',"'
and more strength min alan "S Oh ."
preparations of BARK or IRON
Those SUFFERING fl u Orokc"-do"n
delicate cunstit lOrlA Orrc'e" 'Nc N"'
edy a: once.
fo4
The reader must be a"orc o''' ~,
ever slight hnry be 81" '''''N ., , ~
above disznts, II. eertit" to ''e' W.
bOdilg hcaIthqI manm' = 'cr''
An the shove disease rcqV"F
OF al piuetq. M geY h>'
BUcIir Is the f''''S5"'''"
Sold bs Druggist, everywhere rnl, |"
-sr.ss per bottle j bottles for 'S, ..
IEarycrcd sszass ~ldn pc''''"
symptoms d NJ cOnn@u"ie't'"I'''
Address
II. u. HELSGBOIaD'
brau .-A pss=asal S'.''''' r -. /.
az 504 BROADWAY N'"''' >
fe9tiF .,th
. HHA
g l1gfe MSAs are GENUINE
UaIcs. done up IN steel-c"sr'''a WHY
with facsimile Of my '"
ii. I. HELNBOLi'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03

WHAT Is MANf-Aecording toa French
statlssieian, taking the mean Of many &C.
counts, a man, fllfy years of age, has silent
geo days, worked 6,500 days, walked S0C
days, amused himself 1000 days, was eat
ing Loo days, was sick 800 etc. He ate
1900 pounds Of bread. 10000 pounds ~
meat 400 pounds of vegetables, eggs
ane iisl, and drank 1900 gallons of fIG.
uia, namelY water, coffee, ten. beer
wine, etc. al together. This wonII
'r.-ee : ~ -cct.ls 49, .r-,r- v
surface and three deep 81 which I s,"al'
steamboat could navigate.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
HeImbOId's F'ui1 Extract Uuchu

Is the great spccil for La,,itude, Pros
tration, &c.
The 'cOnstitut r once affected with
Organic Wcakncs., r,,oires The aid Of
Medicine to sire then and iwigOrate
the system, viii HENB0IDS EX.
TRACT BUCHU war bly, docs, II
no treatment Is 81 tied to, COnsump.
ton or insanity cls
HembOld's FLU aat Of Buchul
In affections pee a. Emalcs is IN.
equalled by any -epsntica, asI
ChlorOsis, or !, nainmlness
Suppression Of 70 avg Nv c%uatiOa,,
liberated OF p" of he Tier.
us, and all complet Ut Jthese&
or the decli orc Il ITO,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03

~ .As,ana says he always respects ND
W. s4sept when some one sticks Mn
nnlg.ofiouRh chickens.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
Preparation CT ComDD,,
Eztrac' Bushu

Tho oo,.
'V'npOl'cn pat, are Bl-,p,.
BERRIES. JUMPER
D' OF r. r'n o y-DIcDn
uO' 'u"ll Bee, q, 1,tm,s "
dlsplacemer sin A'ractcl by
Oahlper b. les "onl
uSco' and muI ao,ro, -" ID
1t Is more ,I..r ..'''0' Of spirit
Use. yuan ar ROW h.
Buchu, as
of a dark colo ,Ss's's' /
its Fragrance ',a''' nat emit
trOys this dt : '',O' des
a dark and I..o.,a,. '''vlnS
is the color o. n,. , ~, Mine
in my prcpsma -.domh,' ~ 0''''
smallest quantity ,hc n,r" l@
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
Ayers Sarsaparilla
ron PURIFYIHG THE RH0On.

The reputation this Q,
cellent medicine enjoy
Is derived from its cure
many Of which are trul
marvellous. Inyeterai
cases Of ~Scrofulous dl
ease, where the systel
seemed saturated vii
corruption, have bee
purified and cured BY /
Scrofnlous affections IN
disorders which were d
gravated by the scroR
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-03
TO PHYIsGl0s

NEW York, ,ec,s, g.,
allow me TO call ''A
'''V''lon 10 mr.
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PREPARED ny
&C AxER . CO., Lowell, Srs..
+'"''''H' 7's AnaIs''caI Chemists.
'PlD ~ III DRUGGISTS EyERrw1mpp
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1 ssIGSEEsts saLI-THE BALANCE or THE e.
"A ,eS,s .: re New La-F Chimney Company thSnk-
Gssh11l-. lssEr Sco& O. Furniture SORES &c,
.. ssfs y-e @1--sz s9-ssy, De- IL >. II A.
~ A. "A or r-cgs- JAMES sz4E.s- Assss-s--
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lOOTHS THEATRE.
LAST NIGHTS OF RIP VAN WIEKLE.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
GRAND CONCERT
TO ceebra te the Centennial Anniversary of the birth Of the
ILLUSTRIOUS LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec II, ut o'clock.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MADAME LOUISA LICHTMAY,
MISS MARY KREBS.
MR. GEORGE VANDENHOFF.
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF 100.
HERR CARL BERGMANN.. Conductor.
Price Of admission 81 Reserved Seats, 81 extra.
Tickets will be sold and seats secured at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC ONLY.
The sale Of Tickets win be Wednesday, December Il,
Thursday December 5 and Saturday, December H. daily,
from 10 A. NJ. till 5 =. N.
-Four Tickets with Reserved Seats will be required to
u Box In the body OF he house.
Prosccnum Boxes, holding eight persons. 1924
Proscenium Boxes, holding four persons IL
Holders Of Season Cheeks for Reserved Seats Boxes to
the regular Philharmonic Concerts and Rchearsas viii have
preference above other purchasers to those seats for which
they hold checks provided they give notice and produce
said cecks) ut the BOX Office Academy Of Music We'd
nesday December H. between the hours OF ~ A. NJ and
+. NJ. Tin this day only.
n B-No seats engaged secured before December IA,
at 10 A. M. GEORGE r. STRONG, President.
y. SCaAAD, Secretary.
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aMUsEMENTs.

| aMUsEMRNTs.
| NIBLos GARDEN.
Lessess and Managers. JAkkETT PAkMEn
Stage Manager. ................ ."....L y sNCESi
MoxrAY EVENING DECEMBER H. ls;q
and every Night ssf s's5siA afternoon At
A.G ass sI ss:s'.s ssSJ RG.".'
Creates. Dramatic ' Sensation Of the Age.
CARD.
friends patrons, 1ss.r. SxakITT pALxER beg
most spectacle o. tho age In doing 80 they de-
to shs original but that many been
@ sns e: Is
fSGf fr TSusxsD DOLLARS
INCLUDE 7ss W. e e BEss;I E COMPANY
Sudns he % sn nnsa A
MISS 4f fHUli fS4 y S%RshiAx,
who has been specially engaged for this piece, r,,
R Rudolph poor artist Hamilton
n Her saTnamsa the Siaci Crook, achc
arnnao ~. Felix Rogers
zame The Arch fcnd Robertson
Esd p:re ths Recording Demon CLARK
Familiar I to ,gnSsn, Lsmo
sa se osSsa SaS%ss S. Pauline Markham
b S hssSsns Edward WIsS!
Carine, Aminas maid MISE ranny rresngo
T Ttis aR NssnS'b A4fELEESf
will introduce
nE EEsn ssf RiRsfs.' s xt;s's's
the Grand Operas e. r S.x ,S London and S0
s RGsn!s's co oS1.'a %6k Tfslsts
MI: ss. a:;s; VII: : s:is
MIS- MI: 5 5ssa3 s; $,f;;s:
sleso SFf SfSS4 4 S1s so3fsss1Ao
e.: aa.'
as: a.; 5snoy s afsni sse %ssaH
GRAND sosgS S%GHr %sp rrausAsrEs
IS ssq sSat14 RA xHRFAe cGsSSsa
1a n %oSbEsFnL s's M < REssSS's
Mons CHARLES n. SSSS $$;L H5saI AA'lroS
WHOSE s Winter 4 % 4
entire Partisan press the most latter
praise n9t sn@Issd with absolute IS. wonder
anssss s. 1 MOE n ss E., sosDnIoH.
VII s.% .as
Of Europe, and Tor whioh they were recently
dss'rs's al. 4 x 81 Ts 4 ss Ss.. with the
manufacturing under Tie psI;eaI| ;spsr'i'ion Of
Ah rH ii 81 scEE HShsfs
fro" the VIII q 'sa' 3ossEis Scenic Art
~ ASSISTED py Mr. BETSY rssisa a. IN,
dialea branch Witnessed the stage.
81
THE RAvIshh OF zAMIEL
T s %1 H.
''''''"'' i'''I The akofro OF srALAcTA
L SIsna S sffys'Ss'sff sfsn sG sfisss
silver NC CASCADE sss
The soes sr w s% s ss1 CT '
Of LIN sas1ls q %ot1 FEssAas
The invite SPECIAL attention to this mnsnh
sosseousnss anything ever Witnessed on the American
has s@yd n n viii 's . Of a,ps7 ccs
examination as work Of hish scenic art
WONDERFUL rRASsfoRxArIoN SCENE.
: TIE EAIAsG y 'pzxDn o.; s,,s,,.s ;,
ssT fe M ss''ssisa cosy
FIFTEEN THorsAxp DOLLARS
@ s s s 20 Az 4s 5i slaaie: sas and
uegsa coaane,0s, ~ Increased orche.ra,
sIGyog G. oPEgTI
yNyIaELY gE~ STAGE MACHINERY,
b. BENSON SHERWOOD.
sEw PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS,
BY ". DuyERSAY
NOVELTIES III ILLUMINATION,
ByC. MURRAY.
Doors open al ~. Curtain risea Mt 8 o'clock.
THE SALE OF SEATS.
SEATS MAY NOW BIZ SECURED SIX DAYS IN AD-
VANCE.
The management happy to that by the kind
Cooperation his Homer Mayor Han, sidewalk ticket
speeaors Will be allowed front Of this house and ad-
tie construction Of the theatre that visitors from
EegEborng cities ani towns and New York patrons may
rely upon Obtaining comfortable each performance
ORDERS FOR SEATS MAY BE SENT BY LETTER OR
TELEGRAM.
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4 UCrIOK EOTIcg.ABoUT 90 EoLLs ~ .' a. " AZ, m
"A aged Carpes Of The sieamshp - .sa anal
srses nan seer 70 che s9cop rooms u VIZ "n.ss 's@e
nn4 ~
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4 ssfoN EE,s SALE or SHOES AID SHOE MANU-.
"A fsct,ucrs siock.-H. =. RICHARDS Co., Auction.
49, no Collage place. between Murray and Barclay
srccss WIN iheir bore on Wsanesday December ~
Wait Newman onslsns Of LADIES' Mss.s' and children
90 ghoes and slippers also qusny OF tDna, ac,urea
An.
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rRAND OPENING CONCERT

GRAND OPENING CONCERT
Al the
HARLEM MUSIC HALL
Corner Third and 13oth street. New YORK.
ON MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER u, 1870
The following artists viii appear:
Miss JENNY KENYON, Alto, fayoritc rrima Donna.
Mile. ROKOnLA Soprano
Mile. +. TEDESCA. distinguished Vionist.
Mt WIN. CANDIDUS the youag and ravor,e AmeI1caa
Tenor.
Mr. r. REMMERTZ, the eminent Baritone.
Mr.. T. SCHREINER Conductor and Accompanisi.
Doors open at Concert commences az 4.
Seats he secured. Apply box Office from A. H. "a
6P.M
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its branch ticket Co.'S
music store, I'll Broadway
active preparation nSys; sfssra'ea play
s11-THEATRE coMIoUE,-
BUTLER p5ss atEoh aIEssa EasEoRaAsafA gers
FRESH y ak Ak FSoEN 81
$ ESs NE fsS K s
x x!E914s A AsIEIsssFSs,
'nh sSFs sss SSS IT,
hF TH K0s ssssS b1 sHItSFis 4sJ SASI
The Grand E0m sE R PnSSk pR Rssaa'
See small bills Doors caan
Seats reserved in advance
"A NDA"' " Grand S'6 CELEBRATION
CENTENARY Il = BIRTHDAY
LUDWIG Won BEETHOVEN.
'HrrH yslgs ,Ss'f Sas' e.
grand opera, in three acts WITH the following east.
MsrceIline
Rocco A%so ,l.al F H;ns,scs
yaquno theodore H.belmann
ONE HU SfSSB S SsD 5iS4 II VOICES,
FULL o ORCHESTRA
o0nuu'''f Secured seats to Be had al
s ssS ! So;'ss 50 S,i Sss.aw.y.
sstsE n: ~ s .na e Fret T
SSlADr fhEA aksS 3 d GER So oSEka
Reserved seats at the box onnce. '' 80 0''''''
Ms Mr. o2 sD AXIS BAksEY fE21hyS
Every night in isss S!ss
CUSTOMS OF A The COUNTRY.
L Engassmsns Win The Monarch q Dutch Comedy,
as the 1ns IT. and IN lis SnSe Duch
Stump po new "a and TIE Fitting SG dTas entitled
ASPY sons and Dance
E' snsaS
HooLEr4Ss . R ass.a ssS.s.on., Piece. entitled
With ali the effects of tae original Drama
GRAND M Ma1Ff Tee On ch fSisSsa DAY.
## sssHsHgs
sss s s ss
BROOKLYN A ak EssTh * M NHf1o;
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. Is,
which occasion George Coman, Jr q Comedy Of
THE POOR GENTLEMAN
will be presented.
DOoTHS THEATRE
LAST NIGHTS OF RIP VAN WINKLE.
A SEOCIATION HALL,
"A Twenty third street and Fourth avepua.
Sixth lecture Of course.
r. q. HASkloE
will give series Of ..3,
|. REPRESENTATIONS, -
duck OF Roaring Camp, &c.,,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, DEC IL.
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4 UCTIoS NOrICE.-EDwIy NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER.
"A Large and positive sale OF
Magnificent Household Furniture, Panoforta. Carpos
commencing nj 1913 o'clock.

Property family leaving the city, .
their elegant rcsdence IL Fast Tenth street, one boes
wen of Broadway teweep University place and Fiih ave
nuc, consisting OF vavc Brussels, Medallion Carpe,s
magnificent Parlor Suits made TO order, covered With Tho
rcbest satin brocael and elegant
wood ~ octave Pisnotor.c Stool and Cover Cab nets,
hojs de rose Jnrnea Rronzc Clocks Paintings stauary
Mirrors Cusns Eto.cres Rookcases corner and sdc Ella.
gercs Turkish aud Oriental Chairs Lounges, rosewood and
SnSnu Chamber Snts Bedsteacs Burcags WaehRtands,
Ssnmodes Spring and Hair Hatresses Eeding Blsnke,s
2eyyonts' and Kitchen Furniture. N. B.-keaoe men IN
II or meek IL purohatsIp.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
ists HENRY H. LEEDS : MINER.

SALES At AOC rsVN.
AI'' :l R.as.a sssI|sS:s;: , Gsas
K, -. ma A, s;sss s,.s
s..a, ALLEN p H fstss sso1aEn VIZ give the.
81 ss
u their galleries as above Allen ,. MINER.
...,>.,,.., THURSDAY. DEG, IL .-,
M street. Sss~s.a SKIN and seventh avenues.
Piano, Mirrors, Velvet Carpet, &C.
Particulars In time.
THURSDAY AS \ o,1 ss5Da a,.h 9 9.1 Is and
si q sii'' ' fA
susfss THH s S50G ph2ous
Comprising ' h: ': .s: & sssss : sss:. from an
sen. 70 New YORK. s1 fSI sale ySi.leq, reserve.
q other
n @
e Of
parues lately received from Europe aso Lockets Of ars
WILL Be On ES$isiT1SS WEDNESDAY. DEC IA
VA TIVE e &
ssnse. deposit win be required from 81 purchasers.
sos n ss1BE
er 4 InRAE AND arxrR.,, ASSORTMENT OF HAND
BON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets, DO,
removed from phi vste residence for convenience OF sale
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, DEC 2oAND
al, at 10 o'clock, AT THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
NOS sl7 AND sls BROADWAY.
Large and elegant collection OF valuable modern OIL
PAINTINGS, comprising the entire galleries OF AEsshS
A. D'HuYvETTLk, OF ANTWERP apd y. A. vOGEr,
Of AMSTERDAM recently received and never before
bned forming its entirety the mos. pleasing and
artistic collections offered auction in this city, also
number OF fine representative Pictures by favore Ameri
can artst their latest and comprlsinC
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THE SALE OF SEATS
SEATS MAY NOW BE SECURED SIX DAYS in AD-
VANCE.
TIE management happy to that by the kind
cooperation Of his Homer Mayor Han, sidewalk ticket
spectators Will be allowed front Of this house. so adj
nrsbe tle construction Of the theatre that visitors from
reshbong cities AMI and New York patrons may
Obtaining comfortable seats at each performance
ORDERS FOR SEATS MAY BE SENT BY LETTER OR
TELEGRAM.
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WOODS MUSEUM
w MATINEE PERFORMANCES J
TODAY At Q p H..
TO-DAY. AT J.. M
THE WHITE CAT, !.
THE WHITE CAT,
THE WHITE CAT,
Preceded by tho farce of
WOMAN'S STRATAGEM,
in which Miss LOTTIE GRANT will make her FIRST appear
any STAGE
On exhibition, from A. NJ. to SP. NJ, the wonderful
SATURDAY MATINEE TIE LYDIA THOMPaON
TROUPE.
The Museum, with It's 90o go Cnrtosites, Included.
ADMISSION CENTS 4