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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-14

GRAND MASS MEETING OF The FRIENDS OF
~ General Zachary Taylor A Grand Mass Meeting OF
to the election of Gen ,ehary Taylor the Presidency Of
the United States will be held Military Hall. In the
Bowery, on Tuesday evening next FEBRUARY 18th The
Honorable Cost Johnson, of Maryland. and Honorable
the Illinois Volunteers the Battle of Buena Vista have
Eased be present and address the meeting Several other
ment,.John Buerwo,th. j. mes halen, Caleb Wood.
nsrd, jr John Bowrpg. VIM Johnston James Welsh,
Ghss Devoe Charles McDeviE obeIt svey, John Lloyd
Briggs Cit. Morrison, Cha. Cha%beSsis Burh Peter
Raypor, James Turner John Omond Samuel Can,Iell.
sherman, Benz Cragin John Stiles Robert Collins
williams. Joha Braot, Simeon Draper. j.. George Folsom
Fuller VIM W Lyon, Geo Hsl,ey Frederick Frye, Jas
Thayer. William Cox Phillip Jordan Gareson Lnckey;
Orin Jacob Roswell Ira Brown. John Hyer. jas lay
lor, John Rider. Alex Dodge Peter sqaIes. Charles
Folsom, James Smith, John Lslor Jacob ID Young ID
Cook, Geo Brown Robert Lee. j. Peter II Dreyer,
James Lucas, Daoiel Horton Sidney ID Barclay, James
RI
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Gold Pens will bear in mind all makers stamp their
names their best and the names Of Cardinals"
Chieftaus" and other fictitious their seeont
or inferior qualities. JOHN W. 6REATON. CO., No u
edar Zone door from the Post Oce have the OF
all tho best makers which they selling reduced
prices The pens and others advertise sell the hes
the city, for 81 they sell Tor 81 50 ony all others low in
proportion. Gold Pens repaired
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sarapaIiII ssveieFn aSd Speedy ours Tor IaSnen Zen
Womb, Cosveness Piles Leucnrrhoea hi'es Obstruc
ed difficult Mens'Iuation ncontnence OF Urine, invo
matter whether the result Of inherent cause
thing be snIpriaing than its nvgoatng effects
the human Frame Ferrous all weakness and assitude: from
Influence It Immediately eouasract. this nervelessness Of
will not be expected Of Of delicate to
exhibit certificates Of performed but the
afflicted that hundreds Of have reported
Thousand, Of cases where faie, have been without chill
have been blessed with fine healthy offspring Principal Of
flee 116 Fulton street, and by the Druggists generally
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limited; While prices remained steady ct sKs sxo for
wHALEsosE-sales Of $500 lbs North West were made
at 27xo.
wHisxrr dull, and no salss were made worth re-
FrsH-Thers was an arrival of 400 bbs Halifax mack.
erel to-day which were disposed of private terms
Dry cod and herring continued Arm at last quota
tious
FRuIr-sales made by auction Of so cases mscs-
roni ut cts 100 kegs olives, little inferior at say
and 40 trails Malaga soft she'll almonds at lax cts 90
pies os small lots Of dried peacbes common, at So
per bushe and 200 bushels Wilmington pea nuts at 81
HxMp-We could hear Of no transactions.
MoLAssEs- New Orleans continued to sell In mode
rate at 20 cts delivered and ~ cts to arrive Car
quote the market firm
Naval sroRxs----No sales reported
sales at IS 66 cts English.do. at 65 cts There
was no change Of moment in other descriptions
ToBAcco-We submit the usual statement showins
the prices sales receipts and stock hand, for the
Sold this Recdfhis Stock on
Prices. Week ueek. hand
and N Carolina. 2zto7x
Maryland and Ohio hds hdi
ahtoah ro..
Connecticut Seed tots s sssii ss noes
Pennsylvania do. tots SOC, slocs
Florida. ... .....5 TOGO ases i2cs ia7cs
Havana ........25 tonk - ibis a54 bis
Cuba. ...lsH to 2' :. GALES saIsbls
YMe.. ........,2 to- $50 bis 29t bis
Domingo.
Business was less minated than during the proceed
ing week Holder of Kentucky and Virginia Tobacco
firm In ther prices. Segar wrappers of all kinds
were scarce and very much wanted Cuba Tobacco
continued be purchased Mt low rates. There mo-
thing doing In Seed Leaf Tobacco since the begin
ming tho season The that the unprecedented
ina ctvity in this description Of the article has not been
roductive Of cumuaton Of stock in this market
has arisen from the fact that hodere and speculaor
preferred storing 1t in Connecticut where storage
cheap with the view of keeping it there until in better
demand here But, from present appearances there
would but little prospect Of their realizing for good
wrappers more than a IL cents
FREroHrs -Rstes continued dull to ports In Great
Britain 1900 to 1900 bushels Of engaged for
Liverpool in sacks, Ut Sd Flour and meal nomna
Is Sd, and cotton Sled Freghts also continued in
active to Havr and few engagements reported Ia
any European ports. Both shippers and ship-ownert
seemed inclined to wait for the next steamers news
before operating to any considerable extent.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

Bo,ToN,Eeb l2-Erchange Board-it Boston and WoIces
10 DO, iO3A Eastern Rsiros, o24; 49, Western Railroad
Rights 28c; $40 do 27c; SO Reading Railroad. ABS q, do
Boston Co. .sod, u. 10 d. 1915 O East Boston Dyidends
No 3. lls 100 do. 7; New England Wort-d Co, sa
Portland TACO & Portsmouth RR 81; Franklin Insurance
6? %, FtehsurS Kalrosd ''A II Che,h,s . EaiIroad
ing Railroad Bonds, 1o 6la $1,000 do slH at AUCTION
81 shs Boston Worcester Railroad lsa IS adv; IA Yer
"a per cent adv Fi,chbrg per cent adv; 23 Eastern
Co. per 100 Rights Railroad 29k
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, wholesale an

retaB. 4. Watson, & Co.. IS William street. door
low Wall street and Savage 90 Fulton street Gold PEN
manufacturers have the largest Of Gold Pens Gold
and Silver Pencil and Pen Cases 70 be found n the city
made which the celebrated Rchseun rens
the only really warranted the market Gold Pens
tailed at 81; 81 IS; 81 0 and g. 0old Pens repaired
char Red.
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ONVENTION BALL-WOOsTER STREET BE-
Houston and Bee selec Ethiopian

eIt,ipnents every evening during hs week The orsnal
jill. Ceveland,A. FonestJ Turpn and having been
ergsged by the proprietor of the above hail. will appear every
msnt. eopmeueing on Monday evening. Feb 9Th. These
sques dances &C. and ladies and gentlemen depend
hearing nothing OF character the least degree calculated
oe nd the fastidou The liberal pat onage bestowed
The original Sab Brothers, five weeks at Columbian
Hall and he appro evnced during their engagement
Palmo Opera House induce hope that they
ceve ntnuance the public favor Tickets Is each;
children half price Doors oclock performance
10 commence at half past 7. precisely.
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BosToN, Feb 10, 1913.
Political feligence-Reception of the Remains
of the Dead Warriors, &C.

Political nfeHigence-Recsption of the Remains
of the Dead Warriors, &c.
This week has been very dull one in our
city. There has nothing been done in the po-
litical or mercantile world, worthy of especial
note. Some of our democrats, 1t is true, have
been very busy specializing on the presidential
question, with reference to the nomination of
Judge Woodbury. for the succession. His
honor's prospects are excellent, according to
these gentlemen, and things certainly do look as
if he might yet take the wind out of Gen. Cass's
sails. find an impression prevailing that the
General has been "humbugged" by the Presi-
dent and as that, at this time Of day, argues an
Intenseness of stupidity almost beyond human
comprehension, men are 10th to select him tor
their leader. Mark, do not say that such is
the TACT, but many others do, and the effect Is
yet to be seen.
Inc remains OF hanson, Scott, and Th0mp-
con, were sent IRON here on Wednesday, to the
several places In which those heroes are to find
their last and long repose. The military honors
paid to them were respectable, and nothing more
The affair ought 20 have been taken up by the
city, and carried through in proper manner
There is an intense malignity about our wings
here, which manltests itself in the shahbiest av
do not believe there is another city in the Uni.
ted States, in which the remains of The gallant
dead would not have been treated as they de-
served TO be--no, not town or hamlet, in which
American feeling exists. Yet these men, with
ihsir unpatrotic feeling, their petty notions, and
spirit OF narrow vindictiveness, aspire TO rule
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These new, beautiful convenient aud eecual instruments
attracting attention Of their efficiency
the cure q all Msrvo%. Ds.s:: In Dy:PsR;a Ne, Sou,
tons their effects truly wonderful Manu- and
sold Wholesale and retail by c. Moorhead ls2 Broad
New York Price $40 and &2 complete and warranted
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Married.

Married.
At Morristown on the 9th. by the Rev. o. L. Kirkland
HARRISON H. JONES, of New York, to HARRIET NJ daugh-
ter Of M. G. Indy of the former place.
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The mportations during week have been very
large compared with the corresponding weeks in the
previous two years 1t will be observed that the duties
have increased about the per cent the imports
the average duty being about the same
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NOvELTY.-sIGNOR ACAs.
Tabemaclc Thursday, F.h nth sgnor Aeas'ro will
perform at the same time the Flute and Piano ire follow
ing eminent Vocalsts and Instrumentass assist him
The occasion-Miss Julia Norha Miss BIienti Mr. Man
yers and M. Mayer Full Orchestra Of the t,lian Opera
Leader, Sig Rapetti MIR. Tmm the Piano For parti-
euars see small bill; Tickets can be had at the Music Store.
sons S2 single tickets Music Stores and hotels IS
single tickets the door Of the Tabernacle ST. Doors open
mi P~rfnI comm RI a
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u OOFING.-OLD TIN ROOFS MADE TIGHT FOR
2 een yer foot New roo Of fo ss psns cove ca
suarss for 81 per qusie and wairante5 Vooc
winif tent Premium Hydro.Prsgmsne Cement shsalhns
aud spsensas ss 0O0DWlN's Roman Gsmeat Factory 90
West Broadway, bstwesu Chambers and WaHen streets
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RRUNSWlCK'S STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
and APOLLO DE MEDlCIs Open from A M.
TO 10 M 800 Broadway, stoppanis baths Admit
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shw ZEE A HsM
theatre tine which
.ary Limited e on; Boston
81 M.sT WALTER %YMH& cesaad ,acs of
aid dnsr Ores. c,es
Bore, cens Gallery l2t cents, Door at h.fpa.t
see 5Ii' BgX S Grand every ss
u,d,y sh-r,oon commenc NJ at ~ o'clock: -
win Ssssy . :sas; Eiss :; r
Sl,s q, s'vi'E II HIT Par s's
k K,!,i; r. Ne. W.5 5H; Ss!..csp.aia MI W
Rosbss1 M,%G p IN. Mt Burke SOaa,.' Mr. wsis0t
81 o'clock. Performance TO commence att
CHAIBAM ,THEATRE--MoNDAY EVENING
Feb lt,h.FI,, sppearasee Of 1ohn Winsn, The
WISpt NJ T,9; Mi; Flynn shsS
% Ms p!S a6sss
Fss.:
e EysSSe
VAIL. LONE N1 F lshss ~
SIsd:a .i tss, ;S & S, ss1:a: sss
H';sSsss F:ss1s NJ %
%ss:' .si iIs @ %n Gales: s.s
2 cent, Doors open at bafpast Observation-Disclosures to
M ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATrE,-MoNDAY
TH Is H G Nth
assg f As.. yls ss g.
Cosover asnete. Mis-, Roberts; The Fairy Bisn.h Mis-
fhR N.Y. Thfa f 11': .i M!: 81 !uFsED
s%p Mn ss Ri So
Private ssa'a s'fia as ''"' Orchestra Boxes
OPERA HOUSE. AsTok PLACE-aMONDAY
y III sn:
Of Mss cs sao Es ss1 T B;a
nor Ssaor Gu.e1ps Pemon'e.i .sS a. s,snors r Ava
s: Rs e Or
boss and 1.s0ny 81 S%phh ss 80
ofsnA EyaEHi AZ
asSns sss FS.es
wheh Ia, bssn Son'S.ed the and
try and has been honored by the patronage Of the
srd ~ g
e essss dps "m a0'S upper cents Box
..' : = 4!
ffsS Il ss s''is sas
whose original and nlmable Concerts nightly honOred
with crowded and highly respectable audiences end
ter offered this city Admission IS cents; children undo!
10 years half price Doors at oclcck-Conce i'll
commence ats On Saturday, Feb l0 m Afternoon Concert
Doors open at commence at O'Clock ON Monday
,ng Feb 18th Fourth Concert ut the Brooklyn Institute
BROADWAY ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
~ Pinteux1 'afe des Mile COLONIES -NansRer. T.. g.
Gretley.-Great attracons-2d night ofJEALOUsY-Thc
~ j. and T q h: ,ss Tn Female A.
ai in
lures, Songs &c Part 2-TABLEAUX VIVANS and Poses
Pastiques by the Model Artists Part 3-Favorte of the
Sersgli0 &c. Prices-Ochesua Box so Parquette
cents Boxes. l2H cents.
A MEXICAN MUSEUM SPLENDID PERFORM.
nnccs every afternoon and eveningNS Pebys superb
Scripura StstueIy representing the Birth OF Christ His
Last His Trial before pontius Pate and also
size Of life be all hours day and evening,
without charge Beside there engnged-as John
ston TGhtRope Dancer Great Western, the low comedian
fcte orris omic singer Clara Fishers saksperesn Csb
lock. dancers; Mr.. Whitlock; Mr. Prosser Madame Rock
WE'LL fortune teller, &c. Admission the whole, IS
Reserved front seats, shilling encb extra.
UNPARALLELED NOvELTY.-sIGNOR ACAs.
~ TRIO will make his first IN America, the
Tabernacle, Thursday, Feb nth signor Aess'ro will
perform the the Flute and Piano. ire follow
Ing eminent V9cas and nstIumentali,,s asis, him on
and Mr. Mayer Full Orchestra of the ltlian Opera;
Leader. Sig Rapeti. MIR. Tmm the Piano. For part
cuars small bills Tickets be hsd the Music Stores
and principal Hotels Price-Famy tickets for three per-
single tickets, the Tabernacle ST. Doors open
att. PerfoImanc commence rt 8
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comparison Of prices ruling at the close Of the
kst yesterday with those current at the close Of the
previous week, exhibits improvement in Treasury
Notes of per cent; Pennsylvania SIS IA Long Island
4; Farmers Loan q; and decline in Reading Bonds
of per cent Reading Mortgage Bonds 2 Reading
Railroad AZ; Norwich and Worcester {; Erie Rail-
road, old, ~; Harlem q and North American Trust n
The value of merchandi imported into this DISTRICT
exclusive of that sent to the warehouse for tho week
ending the lath ins In each Of the past three yesrwas
a. annexed =
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nor LIVERPOOL NEW LIN REGULAR PACk
ct Of 2sth Of February new aud splendid last ps
packet the GARRICK Thomas Shipey master, u now load
ing and will positively sail above her regular Gay ror
apply on board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall strsss % 20 b
K'COLLINs eS South street The packet ship RVstiI q
March 18Th Der regular dav.
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uARPS THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
inform the Musical Elite Of the United States that they
have been for the city Of New York.
in the manufacture Of Double Action Harp, Their eIpe
has taught them that the limited sale Of this beau
tfu has been principally Of the
exhobant prices charged for them by in THIS
country, and by the The subscribers now
design bring the Harp into general by Reducing the
fair standard. and that will still afford genef'
being ractcay familiar with every
branch Of the construction aud flush Of this beautiful in,u
aud fbrancv of superiority Of ouch and eegsnce OF
fnish, beyond anything offered this country Having
bed TO offer combining all he modern improve
with the approved models The suescroes nav
ug been called upon 40 repeatedly repair sIps made IN
Europe this country which have fled from NE wood
being improperly seasoned aud selected mas
prepare all materials OF such qqsy and 20 perfectly
AZ TO DEFY Manageable climate 70 amec them
n ali ras.s The give an gusranree PITT LEW
IsECO. address JOSEPH FATWfLL, 2ol Broadway.
nnbIsher Of the Beauties OF the Opera" aud
etsr OF Piano Foes where estalosues q prices and an
Of Harms on Of Gothic, Grscian,
F1.bs,hsn Louis XVIII, Francis the is ard the vetora
stvr, with all the latest may he Gothic
and styles OF Double Action Harps elegant patterns
lis ed OF 5000.
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM --sPLENDID PERFORM

A MEXICAN MUSEUM--SPLENDID PERFORM.
Scrptura StstueIy representing the Birth Christ His
representation of an "inempemte Family all in war, the
size of life be al hours day and evening
without charge. Beside there engnged-ast John
IghtRop Dancer; Great Western, The low comedians
fcte orri. omic singers: Clara Fishers shaksperen Ceb
lock, dancen; Mr.. Whtloek; Mr. Pros.er Madame Rock
WELL fortune teller &c. Admission the whole IS cents
Reserved front seats, shilling ench extra.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MODEL OF THE
Holy City the days Of the Reseemsr, open
his Gallery, 500 Broadway Visited Europe BY half mil
lion Of people MIR Malone Raymond Of Dublin will give
his descriptive lectue daily ate and ~ in the evening fora
short only Admission so cents children half price.
Pamphlet map I2h Opens hall hour before the
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T EARNED CANARY BIRDS-SIGNORs PINETTO
IL respectfully informs the ladies' and gentlemen OF thus
city vicinity that his exhibition Of these wonderful
birds that chsmsd the people Of tie old world are
exhibition the Lecture Room the brary,
$40 Broadway Afternoon exhibition every day. at O'clock
Open evening MONDAY evening excepted att o'clock
The performing birds will at hapast precisely
Admission Is csnts-Children half prce
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PANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
ID Mississippi river painted three miles Of canvass be
the largest painting the world at The Panorama bu'ld
ing, in Broadway adjoining Nibos Garden Open every
evening" sundays ercepteo Admission 80 cents; children
pce. The Panorama will commence moving at TX O'Clock,
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and Satu.
d,vs nj o,co
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A LExANDERs TRICoBAPHE- THE MOST sue.
"A eessul HAIR dye eyer S,ss1ve'ed for he si n
ton Co Broadway; 4 b. u. Sands Fulton nnd william
SIS Thomas Maxwell William St, Of Johnson, Moore
and Taylor, 81 Msdeu-lane
TO LET--THE THREE STORY, AND ATTIC
House No Marks Place flushed win AL me mo mo
q. 3. HUTC HlNGs, % John street
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CLsY MASS MEETING.-''HERE's TO YOU. II an
~ ~ Clay"-The Wings and other Citizens of New York
friendly the OF Henry Clay candidate for
M on q If pss h
o'clock for the Of giving expression TO their wishes
and such nomination by the National
Convention be held Philadelphia the 7h day Of June
Several distinguished gentlemen will address the meet
ing Byrequest oil the Democraic Wing Genes Comm!tse
and the General COMMITTEES OF Democratic Wing Young Men
N BOWDITCH BLUNT, Chairman Joint Special Com
TT A o. OF D-THE. FIFTH ANNUAL BALL OF
eht Of the widows orphans fund will take place the
Apollo Saloon Tuesday the 18th ns 1919 Dsdsworhs
unequed coon band engaged for the occasion Tickets
each 70 BE- had q the somnes Or Ct the doc, on the
make this their fifth annual ball. both credit
able the company and pleasing all who attend IT, John
Chapman, Secretary, l7s Madison St
(NwNERs OF CARRIAGES CONVEYING COM
~ psny TO the Light Guard Soiee, at The Asor House
ts Evening" will let them out At the door IN vssey street
the door in Barclay street. their horses fc,ng towards
Broadway. J. HUTHWAITE. Inspector of Hacks
TINION BANK OF DOVER, N. J.-BILLs OF THIS
- Bank redeemed by US as heretofore. g. VAN DUZER,
Exchange Office, ITO Greenwich street
@ROOO TO $1,000 FARTHER WANTED, ISL
WOOOO lent or active ANY person having this amount
with half the amount each, may new meet with
safe and lucrative business in good operation
yielding several hundred profit The additional
capital beng wanted add another branch to the
which business be done large amount the first
changed and all strictly confident I'D
dress Box 1869, Lower Post Office.
7 EIPslC. IN sAxONY-THE UNDERSIGNED.
~ Merchant and Agent respectfully offers his services 10
all persons having any bunes other affairs Ieqprgg etie
ton in Central Germany. JOHN ERNEST WEIGEL
o(
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NJ EGaAINhIcs, I ,,s ry LECTURES AT 90

MECHANICS INSTITUTE LECTURES AT so =
wi ciety Library 3i8 Brosdway.-C. W. Copeland, Esq
Engineer Cd Lecture the history Of the Steam En-
gine, this tNonday) Evening at o'clock SubjectHies
Ful,on &c illustrated by numerous xorkng and Didactie
81 yearly dues and 81 initiation. By order Lect
Com &. t. BAHHITT, sctu,rv
vTABLEAU WANTS, OR THE LIVING MODEL.
Artists, at The Hall Of Novelty Of Centre and
Pearl under The direction Of Professor Calico who
challenges establishment in this city produce
imitation of Powers superb Statue OF the Greek
Slave as the one at th, Also tn. poo Brothers, with
their gess dances &c Singing Dancing
male and female performers For uars small bills
Admission shilling Doors open at curtain rises at
o'coch precisely.
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7 EIPSiC. IN SAXONY-THE UNDERSIGNED,
IL Merchant and Agent respectfully offers his services TO
all persons having busnes, other affairs a,en
Once for the transacnon q senerS commission business
chief agency for Central Germany OF the General Trans
Atlantic Packet Ship Company between Havre and New York;
agency for Wckelhauscn and Company merchsnts' &c
In Bremen Office for cmg and other busnem NC Ss'
No. % Grimma, street, Lepsic, IN sarony' JUN ~"
NEST WFf(iEL 60.
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u, Feb H-rIcfessor THEIRS GROUPS ofMODEL AR
FISTS, twenty number, II the honor appearing
series OF their celebrated Grand ableaux Vvan and Poses
Pastques which has been considered the classical and
try, and has been honored by the patronage Of the
august personaRes Doors open So, commence ~
O'Clock Dress Circle and PaIquete lady and gentlemen
gentleman alone so cents upper boxes @ Box
Office one from A VI tn
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THEATRICAL PERFO FOU
Ladies' Of undoubted talent ill responsible situations
in the National Theatre at Cincinnati None but those Of
talent md repectaby reed apply Applications be made
at the Box Ofte of the Bowery Theatre. to A. WJACK
SON. Written communi cations directed u above.
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OPERA HOUSE.. Aston PLACE-MONDAY
" Evening, will bsperiorm led the opsa Of GIUK MEN
Manfred Count Of Taormna sisner G. Beneventano
Ranca Sgnora Lisl Ross CeIsi Easa Sign Teresa
TTu Vcardo of Beneverto, Sgnor SesO Benz det; Bru
moro sgnor Gui,e,p: Pie%onesi I.su a. slgnor. Ays
CHI extra, ssnor Rspet Chorus Master siguor G. Leta.
Boxes, paquse and balcony, 81 anphht atre so cents
ID ooTs performance ~ O'Clock.
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M ITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATHE.-MONDAY
1vl Evening Feb The to with
the ss,,sy.ssa1s called THIS h6UsE To p SOLD
Lady Constance, Mrs II hherwood After which, The ex-
tIavaganza entitled KABRl Ksbr Mr. Holland Nco Mr.
rh " b Aiisr Theh tie farce entitled tss TUNED
t.rtai menu q conclude with W. farce entitled MODEL OF
A WlEE-Mr. stump Mr. cunningham; Clara, Miss No
bers Doors ut 81 CUBAN rises O'CLOCK -Oress
Crc. SO cents; Uppsr Bore, cents; Orchestra Boxes
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Union BANK OF DOVER, n. J.-BILLs OF THIS
" Bank redeemed by as heretofore. 8. VAN DUZER,
Office, 10 Greenwich street
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WALNUT ST. THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA.-Mon-
w day ming, FEB. I4th 1915 will be performed the
tragedy Of DoUGtAs-Lo,s R,ndoph John:Sn 'ls1sl
Dean Lady R,udoph, Miss q. Wenyss. To conclude with
the FRENCH SPY IN Tuesdiy Miss Dean and Miss
will