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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-25
CRY TRADE REPORT.

- VIEW ohk, nu, o1aa 49,. I|o., ~; 81
The Hour market cohtnuea URN, Aua saeS, tnousn
moderate were made AZ shgo. IN ssrssns
brands Michsn ana pure ~n,ca IN
good demand Ior homo use. ~uoaS n, ~ III
good western previous prices ior wnicn weIo
small sale OF sou.neru was "aue On seiie 20
ces which showed continued aviness, and downward
tendency IN pfices. ye .iassea vas Isso 49, ~
Jersey meal we're inaas 81, .eiins 49, S
shohs conunueu hr,n' VIII nes VI po VIZ,
nersasoa n ,rsnsact;on. con,nnsd
manned the same. ia roe; T.; n",t;
AssEs-Tha stock was sara 60 Do reduced fots we're
nrin ana 5n4ah s"es h"ee o. 90 ie@' "ei' qu'' "'
% 70 a . o. p,o,,s,., ., .h,,,. ,,oo h.--,;. ~
Isl, 80 .ra;h, bra nss Mich;oan wsre Mad. nj
o. OK mall ala. nnre Gens,.e wsrs mads ut SO 25 sc
oan IT. oround solJ NJ S6 salss n AGO do
"a ~ @ ~ "a at d oas; sonthsrn remained
I nn &c and sss ~ 400 = 400 barrel, Howard
,r, :. 49, made at "a IaH U-hsat-We have only
TO- nooe Gales of 800 bushp. Of Virginia at 1850 For
,S S. o s,ss ooSo hnshsIs n 0rsan, we're rnade
f at ss 1900 do southern yellow not ia good
rwsfe - " Cr,.a. ia ~ zoo ara 600
a N 49, na, ev ala st SOS Nf sisais OF 400 bbs
NJ w ys mads at 81 5S5: rye was steady n zoe
Gats-sas Of prs wers pssns at Ioc aso o."
ed;y ~ ausl,tv I2o bush.ls field sold at aSo
oa v -, ". f'''
P - s,,ss soo0 ,bs wss,ern vellow we're M Ia nj
CSC. cash
CoTTos-Tbsre Ia n fair demand for this staple and
No ~ hsr changc
~ sales 100 oh.drons soft vers made ut S. cash
CorrrS-Th. mark Of was dull a ud but little doing
E,.u es,s. ~ 40 hhls No / Nla.sacbus.tts macser.l
vsra mads a. CO. ao0 Do No . uaIifax do At S. s7X
e. 5r ga cyn,,rmsd 6rn With ANAL sales from store
tbsrs bainS mona here from frat hsnds
Sale. of 400 boxes ct dried rasips were made
ct ST. 55 100 bushels Wilmington pea nuts were made
CT Az o00 ia Savannah az 81 81 Ths marRet closed
arm sa,ss "a 400 la dried apples were ade at Axe
Sas. on hs. drisa no achs, skins on. at ST. SIX.
HsmpNsa,ss of 400 baIss Ssal were made on private
tar,n.. Amsrican a.w rotted remained quiet.
Lr.nNsmall s,les Dig Wsro making TO manufacturers
a. e. AZ . 81 Az ''' 70
Wot..sxs-A cargo OF Cerdenas (psr HecIs) was sold
on nrvste terms small lot do 90 hhds) sold at zoe;
ooxc cash. New Orissns was worth 26c a 27o
H. S,a.v.s,iss of sn,rit, Of turpsntins were
ass =, Aac nov held At an advance: AGO bbls Whining
ton sod AZ anc Ssivsrsd
Oms-Iinsssd Pr,ces continued steady with small
There Vas no change 10 sh ola and we heard of
,aes ~ salsa Of 400 hints of srsees olive
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PEaSAMBuco, Jeu Oh o. -four we have received 1910
bbls from Philad phia which retaog by con-gn.es
at ISL alel; Richmond, previously arrived, selling At
22l; Trieste, marked & +, is also retailing ut 22l
Butter continues dull, and not Of any late
sale Sugar living 20 the holiday the receipt Of this
article from the sror Is very nitrd but plentiful
supplies expected nnd which will probably
decline 10 prices Our p-essnt quotations ere-best
white In cases 9004 1rst quality Nusoovado, 3o0 S5o
beet whites ia BAGS 2200 250on; Siuccovndo IN bags
l5o0l lb0sl; hdss continue 70 rule ut 1901 1913
Rice scarce and In demand for Brszl ports For ex
change quotations continue 20 be 21d but irons
actions of Importance likely TO take place previous
to the packets arrival The fortnight has been de
voted TO smnsement than bu'iness; consequently
have but few commercial events tn rep.rt the ID a.
ctmbor packet Ia expectei and renewed affairs will
bs much governed by the intelligence she may bring
Sales Of both export and import have been - very
limited seals, and prices next to nominal.
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MAILS OF THE HIBERNIA
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Hibsrnia will leave THIS port to-mor-
row, at twelve O'Clock, for Halifax and Liverpool and
will convey the most important to our European
readers that has rsrspred this side of the Atlantic
for length Of time. We alluds especially the pro-
Entertainments in Central America.
Every information these important matters, toge-
Their with full and perfect digest Of commercial nan-
sia political and theatrical intsgonce, will be fur
nished in the French and English languages in the
Weekly Herald expressly for European readers It viii
be ready at nine O'Clock tomorrow morning, for the
usual priee-ox cents per copy, In wrappers.
The regular Weekly Herald, for Calculation in the
United States will also be ready tomorrow morning.
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At Msssina Sicily, January 2nd, 1913 CHARMS SHER-
s. Consul Of that and formerly Of this city,
universally regretted.
On Tuesday morning, 22t inst HENRv ALBERT, son Of
Charles and Mary Ellen Luoke, aged years and
month
On Thursday morning, Gath inst, RrcHARp KELLY,
aged so years.
His friends and scquaintances and those OF hi, uncle,
Peter Snis respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj from his late residence No 81 Washington street,
Saturday, 26h inst at 3 o'clock
CO Poughkeepsie papers please copy this.
Ga Thursday, Feb 2ith, Of IN Inflammation OF the
brain, RsBEccA, daughter of Henry Workman, aged
years o months and Is days.
Tho funeral will take place Saturday at 10 O'Clock
A M from tho residence No. 81 New street, at which
the relatives and friends Of tina family respectfully
invited to attend Her remains will be taken to Green
wood cemetery for internent
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PITTSBURGH, Feb. 24-Flour-The market steady,
and sales Of $40 bbls made at $4 Wheat dull
ats9o Rye inactive change in price Corn
stendy, and moderate sales making at $780, Whs-
key-Sales of 800 bbls made at 1915 for raw
tfed change. Oats dull at 29c. The river has
III feet Of water In thu channel.
BosroN Feb 24.-Flour--sales Of 700 bbls made.
including Michigan Oswego, and other western brands,
at So l2h So 25. Corn-sales Of 900 bushels were
made including Western and Jersey mixed ut 63c and
yellow at 56c Oats Sales Of 600 bushels made
at 6oc Rye-SsIes Of 400 bushels made at $780,
Pork is steady. Nothing in freights.
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The Opening of Eleventh street.

An article appeared your paper with regard to the
opening of this street. which Is incorrect 1t s not
rect that ths street IL opened originally intended
hnt the church will be affected to it's injury in the least
SO much to the contrary the facts that the church
wsrdsns in planning their beautiful building arraRg
ed it ~ to make their most handsome entrance upon
Eleventh street expecting that the street would certsn
ly be opened The building Of the psrsonags and the
dwelling the Bowerv has been with the knowieds 20
that for the opening under way by he
commissioner and the parties interested that
compensation IL be made to them for this expendi
ture unless they sustain The validity of the law psssd
ny che Legislature. The Corpo ration cannot be affected
by the proceedings in airy way. The whole matter IL
in the hands of the Supreme Cortland the Corpo
ration should not act at all in the matter FRONT.
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ths d.Sent public departments should be closed and
fsstooued with mourning and the Gags the various
public places be boisted.
An amendment by Mr. TALLMAnoE, Of New York, was
moved and adopted that the desk and chair which
appropriated to Mr. Adss should remain uncccupid for
thirty days and be, together with the House clothed
with mourning and that the Speaker do appoint
ittee TO consist Of member from each State
company the remains of the illustrious deceased,
wherever the family may choose that the interment
should take place
The House adjourned to Saturday, after, perhaps the
most solemn session it has ever held
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Feb "a, ls4s.
IMPROVEMENTS FOR BROOKLYN.
Mr. BoKEs reported bill for the construction Of bulk
heods and wharves In Brooklyn.
Also bill to alter Commissioners map In Brooklyn.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
Mr. FINE reported bill to provide for the election Of
local judicial offcsrs.
STATE PRISON INvrsrIoArIoN
Mr. CORNWALL offered, with thu assent Of the State
prison COMMITTEES resolution raising select committee
to investigate the affairs Of Sing Sing prison 5oth uan-
cally and otherwise 1t was agreed to unanimously.
AUTHORIZATIONS FOR SING SING PRISON.
The bill making appropriations for Sing Sing Stat,
Prison was passed.
REsoLuTIoSs
The resolutions debated until broken of by
motion Cor adjournment.
Assembly.
sArrsKIL AND SCHENECTADY RAILRoAD COMPANY.
Nr. UrHAM reported, under instructions from the
Houre bill to amend the charter of the Csttskl and
Schenectady Railroad Company Reported faverahly.
PUNISHMENT SEDUCTION.
Tho bill to puniah seduction was made the special
der for Monday afternoon.
INconPoRArIoN OF INSURANCE coMPANIs
Mr.. CAMPBELL brought in bill to incorporate nsu
rancs companies.
r& ANOTHER PARrY MOVEMENT.
Mr.. MEAcH brought In bill to elect supervisors In
New York city
RAILROADS BETWEEN ALBANY
Resolutions adopted calling the railroad com
panies between Albany and Buffalo to report the con-
tracts made by them for running their roads since
airy ls ls4s The Troy and Schenectady Railroad COM
paRy complain that they have been excluded from the
arrangement.
Adjourned.
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Lexington and w eat Csnbiidrr PrTned Ponfs sl 1901
Rsrcsd eouts 1850 cs 5000 do 6, toeo 20 1907
oo1A III .fuchon-i9 Rights ms Western rosd f5H
cenis % sha Western Ri road el rights y
v'nc-; % do Northern do o1M cent? do do sicck,
=, yer cent? 10 DO Phed Nonh Adams do ga
naoL ~ sI Name no. 10 PEI share, "a do dsrehsns
rance ompasy 10 per adv nee: d. Bot and Gan
wich Giss Company y85Z esk ~ do Nattsuck Cofron
tompsny SO par 5l sOO0 NaaAehus- per Stocs
payaDle 1851. OH per cent -
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OF derent States show that the State OF
Illinois increased In each and ell Of these elements
rapidly any other State In the Union under
the most adverse circumstances without the frat work
of internal improvement completed or in position to
DO oil avaiabls to any portion of the State When
this result has been realized without any local advants
ges what cannot bs expected when proper system Of
internal improvements of private nature, has been
perfected and the State has completed the important
work 1t is now engaged on' Illinois Is fsvorsty locsed
for deriving large from its public works; it Ia
situated that the products Of the whols section OF
country west Of it must psss through them and improve
the finances Of the State by the It will derive
from that business Illinois will outstrip msry OF
those western States which Ia advance Of 1t.
The annual report OF the Hudson and Berkshire Raj
road Company, for The year ending December 81 lsi7,
showing the operations of this road during the pss year
and the condition of the company tas close presents
the annexed statement
HUDSON AND BERKsHIAe RAILROAD.
Original eoss of road, outfits, 60. .$5756l3
nco ne from 906 throua passengers. $500 90
Income from 27s6 way passengers. ..o,s7o So
Total Income from passengers. ..........s 67sa ss
lncome from freight and other .al054 rs
Total income, lsa7. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s2s ss7 Ii
Expenses Of repairs aud running the road 947 % 800 90
Nes income. ...... ............... 30, 1877 IL
The road in operation is 81 miles long Number Of
miles run by all the trains In ls47 500. Locomotives
used by the company passenger cars, freight
40 machine shop, horses, men employed, 80
1t is stated In the report that preparations making
to relay the road with heavy rail- and that during tho
last the prospect Of sale Of the road by tho State
and the condition Of the track almost destroyed the
business 1t is very probable that the last named
the principal why tho receipts OF the company
reached such small amount aud glad to hear
that such arrangements have been made as will
such in the road tho business along It's
line demands There s not the slightest doubt but that
this can be made productive Investment but the state
msnts put forth that the route of the Harlem Railroad
has been, will be changed as to carry that road
through Hudson, without foundation. The Hudson
River Railroad will, II it gets far north,
through that city the recent decision Of the direo
tors OF that company has settled tho question so long
and bitterly aataed relative t. the route in that vi
cnity but the Harlem will the Hudson and Berk-
shire several miles east of Hudson, and continue
to Albany by a direct route. The completion of
tine Harlem will be Of advantage to the Hudson and
Berkshire, and when the Hudson River road Is COM
peted consider able traffic will be derived from the
nection with that road The Hudson road will be cheap
limo after the track is laid aud, with judicious
management, can De made productive property.
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That part OF Illinois bordering the Illinois river
has heretofore depended upon St. Louis and the Misss
ppi river for facilities to get to market and the pro
ducons OF that section have found outlet In that way
Hereafter direct route to tbs Atlantic will exist
and the produce the Illinois river will enjoy faci-
ties getting to market equal to those OF the interior
of any the States The completion Of the IL
nos aud anal connecting the waters Of Lake
Michigan with those Of the Illinois river, must have
wonderful influence upon the productions Of the State
aud increase its agricultural wealth largely and rapidly
Tse whole Of the interior of the state Of Illinois, all that
section 81 country finding outlet at st Louis the
whole Of the territory bordering the Mississippi river
above the mouth OF the Ohio, aud the immense extent
Of country drained by tho Missouri river, mutt depend
uoon tho Illinois snd Michigan Canal for facilities for
getting thsr surplus products to market. glance at
the map will convipos any that this canal Is the
most important OF internal improvement west Of
Burslo The Erie Canal of this State will derive
vast Increase of business from It, ami the Central Rail-
road Of Michigan win have the carryn trade of por
toa OF the produces Issuing from the termination Of this
canal at Chicago This ANAL will bc to Illinois what the
Erie canal been to this State and trust the IMAM
cia condition OF the former win be much improved
that Of this State has been by the revenue derived
from public works The rsturns Of population and
the oeiai statements Of the sxtsnt Of the ssr'eusur1
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DlARoLIcAL OUTRAGE UroN YOUNG GIRL
good deal of feeling was excited at Boston
the 2sd inst by the report that young Irish girl Of
Of had been brutay ravshed the evening
previous, In public house In fremont Row, opposite
ihe head Of Hanover street. known "Jewels Hotel
Joe Jewell, the landlord OF the house. and well known
among the sporting fraternity Ia the person accused Of
the crime and for which no 10 in Love, street
jzi The facts ascertain (no legal in.
evening between and o'clock, the GIRL whose 10
Elizabeth Lynch, aud who with her mother, Mary
Lynch have been employed a. domestcs In the hotel,
citing alone in room, sewing, when Jewell who
had been drinking freely, entered and blew out the
light Hstben seized hoa of the girl and being large,
pswsrf man weighing 200 pounds bore her to the
floor aud accomplished his dabolicsl obj scthis
rcreans being suocatei by his firm grasp pom her
an mouth AZ length another female domestic in tho
house. named Msgurs suspecting that something
wrong hearing the struggle went to tie door OF
the room, and found t locked Becoming alarmed she
burst It. oper and Jewell with the hapets and al
most insnbc girl in his arms, whom he was trying TO
hide behind the door At this moment, Jewsis WHO
(presusd to te so appeared at tho door and seeing
her husband soss in tbs with Of her fem sls
domestcs sezsd knife rushs forward TO stab her
probably melted thereto by eslousy, and ignorant Of
what bad really TRANSFERRED Her steps arrested by
Mrs. Mcguire, who caught, aud held her back. Inc
sthcr girl then oelsd sud took her daughter
from the room, and afterwards about III O'Clock In the
evening they both went TO tha MsIsbafs ofoe whera
they we're cold ro complaint at the Police Court
ts the morning. Yesterday n warrant was issued hy
ynscs Rogers and placed IN the hands OF ooers Clspp
W Pierce, and Arnold, who arrested Jewell about
o'clock at HIS hotel, which then closed by the OH
GERS, and Keeper placed in charge OF the property
Boston MaiI.
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yi,mau,, Painted ..oia 40 =, Wholesale

retail - ". sCc, "a William street, ore door be.
law w all sueet and J. Y Savage % sutton stree Gold rem
haveshe get sonert Of Gold Pss Gold
and silver Pencils Pene Cases, &c. 10 be iouad 10 The
atty Their stock comprises every style aud quality Of Gold
Pen. made amopg which q celebrated Hchslsu'
rsnS The ouly really warranted ~ ls market Gold rsns
ohsnssd.
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WIN u. Derbs x Co. HaiteIs l6 Broad way, New York.
sd 1888 Chestnut pha lste B.ebs aud Costar
Will Introduce The Spring Fashion for Gen,emess Hats
atnrday the 9TH day March Upon issuing the
Fashion for the present season. nesbe Co. beg esve
to call the attention Of the public the extensive valuable
mp evements recently elected their establishment for the
purpose Of facilitating its future business transactions well
US OF rendering ITS attractive conspicuous
Inc Store l5o Broadway. undergone thorough
ton md At present ,aquesto9aby the first house Of tbs
kind IN the and the propreto here take occasion
that the goods offered for sale therein shalt always bea
same charsctet for beauty Of design. richness Of
material and elegance they shall be he'd and
inmtable Their business now compleei- sysemaz- d
ard regnstcd that all oders whether from the
citizen the traveller or the trade will be attended tn an
cued with the umo promrtnss: an puncuey and in
cuson they TO that their Embellishments both in
New York and PHI adelrh shalt in future recommend the
rVes to The favorable notice Of the entire community Mr.
and tie trade for the liberal PATRONAGE bestowed the
Late IN Of Bcebe Cosar and invites continu Of their
fsvors to the present coDcen
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t,ola p.u,-we yvouI,, say TO all VINO wish

20 g-ta good psn see i2w pres 20 ea our frnds
Mcss John W. Creation Co ~ Cedar VIII pens
pr, a. elias iey dutab y sns flash qaal ed We
Elm me- above rem the Tribune and fully every
81. nj M having used a their thin lean
we t..r Great p'oisurc w como frdinV t1em-Gobe.
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A STRANGE VIslTER.- whale of large size
seen yesterday forenoon, oil the bar by
several of pilots and also by the of the line
bark Avola from Boston harLestcn Coar., FEB. a.
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THE Acc. a wee,tiy onron,cie OF Llterature,

News Att Music aud the DANA died and conducted by
H. r. Craan Corbyn aud &. Barnet ~ published every
Sund,y mornne, at dollars per anaum payable ia d.
vance. Office No. 2 Barclay street
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Gold Psns-PrIcs Reduced as per Cent =

Beers Clrk, IS John stairs I'd invite he
aueation OF all purthse, their line twholesde rcts
teir as'orr-nt. competing Pens (wiih without ca,ss
OF all the best makers ia the country Their pens
selected peas ssd sried aud thsr pcss arc waaSted
10 lower than hs prices of
city. Gold Pens repaired. escmnssd, or rpon,ed.
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The annexed table, exhibiting the aggregate number
OF arrivals at st. Louis, and the number from each
place. will give idea Of the extsnt Of the shipping
interest of that city, and the sections Of country trading
with st Louis
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The Key to the Exsrces in the mber ~ this work
out, since yesterday, sud may be had of BUG CESS,
sTRINGER& co, No. s2s Breadway under the Missouri,
OF Bersrd Nondon 70 CogflaGdt so or at the author
residences No obey street In the latter pisce neS Span
ish class Tor bpinns VIII ao Sc commenced Tuesday
next from 81 to TX. every Tuesday aud Saturday
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MEDICAL CARp-DR. MORRISON 2otls Full ".
vl street, devotes his entire me !, ne 81 e,r "a
afew days. Csnstitutoual debility from seefe. n,os
de no uorfurnal emissions and mpoteocy rs rrdies cur,
by him Structures he cures without paw see II "A 60,
rloe ;l ths siquagu AstfY tcopos, or y NsI
T VIZ ' M, sfTcs s0ts FaSon atfetr Aper'es car-
guaranteed
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To our Worthy Mayor and Oitiz ems IN gene

raj I'll beg leavc u call your affection TO the following
First doing business he truly prosperous uaels
beth buyer and seller be Gifted Answeno Aud then
invited 10 call at H. Jones' Savings Bank cid No.
called Ia Avn street. 1000 500 that there
ter boots sold at the following prices than sell 500 that
s,il rors hne boots az retail for cashwhich ssbes
Gait dress Boots It 81 50 to 81 ISL second do 50 SO to 81;
French p,trnt leather boos 81. My is small my
penses light and co vpetton il challenged
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of another child saved Dr. Townsend, Ssssp. rilla has
saved the lives of thousands of children hs following
life has hesa selected from number received this
week -" Now York April |, l8i7.-Dr Townsend: Dem
sr-One Of my children was very sex with csuker in the
dying obt,ne soms Of your excellent Medicine and il
cured directly for which, azure feel very grateful
Yours respectlly Elizabeth Fowler 81 Bssbrosses street"
Principal Office, IFS Fulton strsst
We are often askea In what cases class
of di,easvs D. Christie GIvanc and Magnetic
peculiarly benekeai7 We answer. iu all disorders
which ar,s from an ens2ed unhealthy state Of the ner-
SC in connection with the magnetic fluid, used with the
perfect all Of reumatism, d.
csamps apoGlexy Iupb.go &c &c They are confidently
prov worthy of III. highest confidence: Only agent New
York, d. = MOORHEAD, l8e Broadway; only agent in
Philadelphia p Peterson 81 Chestnut street.
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y AK THEATRF -THE PUBLIC rs REsrFCTEUI.
" Informed that a. sst4bl hnea will be r,or~hsd for
Ire season Veonrsdv Wssch t The 1die. snd semitic
nee ire @ ~ an tiqpe. Isqrrtted at.r re-
hss On Monday The 2sth Install a u o'clock 10 the
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~ OWERY THEArRg-FH FRIDAY sVgNlNa t,b IS
- VIII be r-p-ated ~ fur parI. Shakgp-are' butor
real play Of HENRY THG EiGH H-KstsIin, Queen Of
England. Mrs shaw: iardinal Wos-y Me Rsfvs Henry,
King Of Etaan; Mr ~ Maphali, Duke o. Blehirgbsm se-
Cromwell e W tiartc An~ BOi,~n, Mrs Phillips.
30 COZ clude with the HONEY MOON-Doke Ara RAJ Mr
n Hdl FOlsndo ,ark; cqaes hurkr; Lrm, edo Bella.
Juitann Mrs ihlIpa; XanoTa Souhrrand Boxes Is
c,; PIT and Gallery, IN ceE Doors open 81 o'clock
Perform u Commence
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NOriCE-ON AND AFTER sATuhp NJ, FEH,
~ ruary 18th. the mhoat STATEN lsLANoEn VIII
artins ASA, 10 A. IA, ~ NJ NJ 4. "a Lssg~ view
York ns IA, nam. 2 NJ Nf Ma ST. ~
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DALMOS OPERA HoU5E.-ykID EvsN!NG.
Feb 25-Redu aon OF prices To all of the House
IS cents -GROUrS of MODEL ARTISTS, twenty in nun
bsr will have the honor Of Appearing series OF their
celebrated Grand labeanx Vivapts and Poses Pa,iqges
which he's been considered the clsIscJ and n.upfys
exhibition TINT has appeared and has been
honorsd by the Patronage the Door,
op-o At 81 to commences az TX o'clock Box o1ics
A. n ~ 4 MI