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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-26

BALTIMORE, Sept. II.
In the New York market to-day. We'd
ncsday. but three hundred bales OF Cotton
wore sold.
The Free Sellers of Massachusetts have
nominutet Palfrey for Governor.
Hale, a fugitive slave. had hearing BE-
fore Commissioner lngrahum. to-day. and
was remanded to his owners.
INTERESTING DECIsIoN.-ChIet Jus'lce
Shaw, at Boston, disposed Of novel anu
interesting case in that city last week -
A Mr.. Eben Poole, oc Bangor. after per-
mi,,iug his child, bya former wife, to re-
main in the care and custody Of her grand
parents for ten years, without providing IN
sny manner or degree for her support at'
tempted to gain possession Of her by habeas
rus. The judge, after investigating The
case, was of the opinion that the interests
Of the child would be best promoted by al
lowing her 10 remain with the grand pa
rents, and tina, the petitioner had waived
his parental right TO her custody by having
abandoned her so long time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-26

The Missouri Judicial election has re,
suited in the choice OF ten antl-Benton and
tour Bentoni,e Circuit Judges, the wings
generally having supported the anti Benton
candidates. For Judges OF the supreme
Court one Wing, one Bentoni'e, and one
anti. .Ben,onite are elected.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-06
Look Here!
A TAVERN STAND
For Sale or Rent!

The subscriber offers for sale that commodi-
Gus and we II known Tavern Stand in the Bor.
ough Of Ebenshurg now in the occupancy OF
ROBERT CARMAN. The House is in excellent re.
pair and has attached to it all the necessary
outbuildings which convene nee requires. The
sta bles also large and convenient.
This house being situated in I he most pleas
ant part of the borough. offers fine induce
meut to any person wishing 10 engage in the
business tor which il is well calcula ted
Terms reasonable aud title ndis sputabe.
If not sold it will be leased for any term Of
years that may be desired, together with a
quantity of first rate land, from fifteen TO thir,
ty acres. Possession given on the first day of
April, 1851. Application must be made soon.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
November %, 1850 -S-tf-
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Notice..

ALL persons knowing themselves indebted
10 'he subscribers are earnestly rcouested Tn
come forward on or be fore the first dav rs
March next and settle their respective accounts
The attention of debtors is particularly called
to the above notice as Few arrangements will
very likely then be made
A. DURBIN g. Co.
Munster. Jan. 8. IS5l-l4-6,.
N. b. The Goods on hands will be dis posed
OF at cost and carriage for approved produce
uh'ii 'he ist OF March next. A. ID. s. Co.
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For Sale or Rent.

THE subscriber offers for sale that well
Known large FRAME HOUSE, in tn. Borough
OF Eoensburg. situate ia Main street. one door
east OF f. Hughes Store. II is " ell ca lculate ed
for any Puolc business. having all the bu.l
Ings necessary for convenience attached to i,
The location is a good one, and is wei. ada pied
for any man wishing 10 keep a Hotel or a
Store Ii will be disposed of on the most rea
sonable terms and the title is ndisputabie.
IT the above property is not SO Id on or before
the lst day of March next. it will be rented 70,
a term OF one more years. For particuIsr RS
apply to Robert DAVIS or to
JOHN THOMAS
January l6, l65l.-I4-tf.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-06
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphan MS
ID Court of Cambria county there will be
exposed public sale on the premises in Sus-
quehanna township, Cambria county. on the
third Monday of March next, the following
described real estate. viz: Fifty acres of land
mostly improved, of the real estate of Thomas
Crossman. deceased. adjoining lands of jobs
Baum. Henry Lloyd aud oihers
Terms of sale: One half the purchase money
on confirmation of sale. The balance in one
year with interest, secured by bond and mort
gage MARY CROSSMAN, Adm'x,
DAVID SOMERVILLE, Admir-.
OF Thomas Cross man, f, deceased.
BY order of Court,
WILLIAM KITTELL, Clerk.
Jan. 25, IS5l.-i6.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-06
Notice.

IT ETTERS of Administration hsving been
Agranted TO the undersigned by tho Register
of Cambria county. on the estate of Martin
Maher. late of Washington township. decd
All persons indebted to said estate will mnke
payments without delay, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
HANNAH MAHER,
Jan. 80. l85l.-l6-6t. Admiuistratrix.
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ID ED

On Tuesday the 25lh ult., of Sore
Threat, MIR. Francis Adams, son of Rich
ard Adams, of Clearfeld tp. aged abou.
81 years.
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MARRIED

AT the Summit. on Wednesday the
10Th ult by the Rev. Mr.. Mccullough,
MIR. Daniel Kyle to Miss Winifret Adams,
all OF Cambria county,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-06
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

By virtue of an Order of the Orphans Court
Of Cambria county, there will be exposed to
Public Sale on the premises in Cambria town
ship, in said Cosnty. Tuesday the lth day
of March next, at / O'Clock p. M. of said day
he following described real estate, viz: A
Tract of Land CONSUMING 300 acres more or
less, adjoining lands Of David Powell and 9th.
ers. part cf hich is cleared.
Terms Of sale:-One half Of the purchase
money TO be paid confirmation OF sale, and
the residue. with interest, in one year thereaf-
ter secured by bond and mortgage.
EJ. WATERS
Admir-. of the estate of Richard Roberts, dec d.
February 18th lS5i-lS-4t
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CHEAP HARDWARE!

VII "A n ~ Dtv ~ tNIs
M. BUEHLER & BRO.
No. 1876. Market Street, Philadelphia. 2
doors beloaO 5sh Street,
OFFR FOR SALE HARDWARE, IN ALL
ITS VARIETIES. ATLOW PRICES
CALL AND SEE BEFORE YOU BUY!
0rLook for the Red Letlered MIll-Saw
February 9th ls5l-3m.
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E1SP OF EDEPIARs

Remaining in the Post Office at Ebens-
burg, January 1st 1851.
Banghaman Miss w Klitz Andrew
Baker Patrick Lambaugh A.
Coibut Samuel II. Merry f.. X. 2
Edmiston John mCielland Samuel
Evans Henry MLaughhn Margaret
Emery Henry Owens James
Evans Richard ]. 9 Peterson Ellie nor Miss
Farrell CatharIne Mrs. Rowland Ellis Sr.
tinnegan Michael Slunaker George
Fleming James Officer or soldier of
Hoobut James the Late War
Harris William W. Weakly William
fIiei John Wise Joseph
HIcon Mrs. Wiliett B. b.
Jones Robert ]. Williams Margaret
MILTON ROBERTS, p. Nj.
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Notice.

ME partnership here iofore existing be-
IL tween the undersigned doing business
under The firm of &c. w. TODD & Co. was
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted 10 said firm are requested TO
settle their accounts on before the first of
April next.
CIV. TODD,
j. c. O'NEILL,
JAMES MYERS.
February IL. l55l.-ls.
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i 0 = T

an the evening Of the Democrats Ma.
~ Meeting in August last in Ebonsbuxe. |.
good common English Silver Watch. Tbs
person who took it out Of my pocket at the
time shove stated is requested to leave il in the
care OF M'J, John Thompson in Ebsnsbu.e
and no questions will be asked. IF tsis rs.
guest Is not compiled with irpmsdiately Leg
measures will be ;sksn for lie recovery
JOHN NEL0y
Allegheny t.. nsc., S. 1850
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Exchange Hotel.
Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa
Thomas a. Mdguire, Proprietor.

"HE undersigned. having succeeded Mr..
Il Samuel Bracken in the p.oprietorship of
the Establishment. most respectfully announ
ces 10 The public that his entire attention will
be devoted to the task of rendering the Ex-
change Hotel one OF the best public houses in
this section Of the State.
Especial care Will b. ybserved in procuring
liquors of the choicest brands. and evory an
Propriate delicacy which the market affords
will be carefully Sc iected for the table
Good stables and careful hos,lers are provi
ded.
The undersigned will always be most happy
10 greet his tiiends and The travelling commu-
nifty.
THOMAS A. MAGUIRE.
Oct. 81. lS50.-tf
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-06
Pennocks Seed Planter

PenhOckS seed Planter,
For planting Uheat and other Grain.
Patented March l64i, re-issued October
1850. This valuable machine is manufactured
and kept for sale by the subscriber in Pitts.
burg. Also. Stave and Shngle machines, oe
the latest style. Agents wanted TO canvass
the country, and sell machi nes and rights.
Address GIDEON SWAYNE.
Dec. 20, 1851. l2-5m.* PIttsburg.
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Particular Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted 30 LITzrNGeR l. TopD
n are requested for the LAST TIME to lie
II respective accounts, on before the first
day of December next, after that time their all
accounts will be placed the hands of officers
for collection, as we must and will have money
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-06

LASS, Oils, Paints and Drugs of all
N kinds at j. MOORE,S.
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q mn POUNDS NAILS AND SPIKES
for sale by
~sVVV MURRAY s. ZAUM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4, 1Sjf
PhuadelrLta and the JGmd's Fatr-Roc A,aoxe
tho CITY Offers, 8-c.
Philadelphia stands but poor chance OF being
represented at the Worlds Fair, as the cases de-
posted at our Navy Yard, intended to 20 out 10 tho
81. Lawrence, still remain there; and as no ar
fragments have been made for their Transports
ton, they will probably miss the chance Of going
by that vessel.
The Mayors and Marshals policemen are at tho
outs-the latter accusing the former Of having
choused them out Of the opportunity Of re covering
the stolen property found in The room Of Margaret
iildebrand-a sort Of female Jack shepherd, who
has been highly successful in her plunderinrs for
the last month or SO. SUIT will probably result
two OF The Mafshal's men, who had first wauaat
TO search the premises, being the complananls
against Two Of The Mayors police, who secured
the prize end all the credit. At least twenty per-
ons Identified various articles this morning At the
Mayors Office
A frighiful accident occurred ia Chestnut street
ms rorning, IN consequence Of n runaway horse
coming IN collision with the vehicle of Dr Ander-
con. That gentleman was thrown out and sem
ously hurt. his horse also running or and coming
IN contact with the shaft OF a cart, ran il into his
body, causing his death. The other runaway
heise broke his leg and had to be killed.
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SAN JraS M NICARAGUA, Dec ~, 1880

San JraN NJ NICARAGUA, Dec ~, 1880.
nsh Of dmoicaas- Erorbi,am Charrs-Tze
Steamboat Director, &c.
An attack OF coast fever has prevented my wnt-
ing TIL now there is considerable sickness here
At present. owing to the great amount Of rain at
this season. II is not, however, OF a malignant
form, and yields readily 70 judcious medical treat
ment The tide Of California emQrants continues
steadily to few through here, aud the average
number is from three TO four hundred, who await
for conveyance, sometimes several weeks, and
suffer from bad accommodations and shortness Of
provisions. There are not enough houses TO lodge
comfortably hall the number at present waiting
here. The steamer Of the 18Th inst. was behind
her time, and consequently the man. OF war steamer
lnbexible took some GOO passengers to Chagres AZ
sl5 head, and made pretty penny hy this new
Use oi her decks The passengers were glad to
rs, GU, however, by any means or cost An
american propeller. the Ontsrio, came in few
ohys ailsr, and took several hundred to the same
Port. The Prometheus has long been expected,
but 10 H2ns Of her yet There are several sailing
vessels recently from New Orleans, in port, having
come w for messengers hearing Of the rush across
this route. end they charg. exorbiiant rates for
rassagc-SlO0 cabin, and ESQ stccrsge, 10 New
Orleans. The Cslifornians held a meeting lsss
night, and resolved not 10 pay the amount de-
handed for ras sage, aud await the steamer ~ The
lst nlt rather isn pey an exofbitsnt rate ~ ars
II was quite an indignation meeiing-ih secns
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HOMESTEAD Ant UNION cHARTERED ACCORD
ing to av.For the Distribute q IL art, Se
embracing entirely feature from hsretofore
sdcrted IN addcn 10 the certain " Of recsvrg
highly valuable engraving, entitled La Sest."
pose which roaiied 81 each there will be dis
uhuted among the subscribers ninety nine Oil Paintnrs
and ,nk.singa IN ernsmel,a and PLAIN gilt frames also
ted IN Secons between SO nth Ninth Tenth Streets
minutes walk from Peck slip ferry The paintings and
srsravinrs exhibition at Hooper Brothers
Locking glass store 100 Fulton street. where catalogues
AL The necessary inorma ion can be obtained Price Of
seripen tvc dollars few shares s.i left and
these who pish subscribe would do ven call
the number limited, and the list rapidly Milling
The above being the oint properly The members oil this
nsocsuor the distribution viii positively tske place
TIE I'D februsry ~ the Ihinee Assembly Room, Broadway
Door oren ~ o'clock T. ~ ny order Of the Trustaes
VNHE AMERICAN ARTISTS ASSOCIATION, HAVING
obtained their charter ready 70 recsive works
Tor exhibition At their rooms So Broadway A. their
aatry 70 he opened TO the public the lst ~ March,
required that members wshng 20 erhht SHOULD send in
their pictures on or before the 20sh o. February
nAGuERREoTYPE THE SCALE PLATES -TREss
~ plates warranted be perfect add 20 give y tho
aesuerreisr impression much richer tone han any others
Ic uheriher agent oi the Fresch manufacturers ana
viii sell them st pe lowest prices ssmrlcs sens on de-
nsnd. Address vfCTOR BIsHOP. - Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS rs PHILADELpHIA.

pARNUM'S MUSEUM, PHILADELpDIA.-P. T. BAr-
- Proprietor and nsnaTer henry Sanfoid Assistant
hsnsserThs week viii be presented reh and various
Of The Vicar Wakefield The 0ames,er an exciting
tragedy the comedies London Assurance Wives as
they were and "6ld Heads and Young Hearts:' the
ny request Of mary patrons new 9uologus
for Valentine the in-iaw Of Mcmns-and several
and Tithy farees All these viii be rendered by
pany whose talents daily commented BY the and
the public Add these attractions those "a 100 go ourosi
e ard the uperriy Of this eelebraei estselshment 10
papable 10 all There two daily performances
menoing at T. N. The popular voice comments the
arrangement Of the numerous eurosite Admission, Is
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05
TRAyELLERs, GUIDE,

NEw YOEK AND PpILADELPHIA-NBw YORK
~ and rhiladerhia direet.-United states Nall Line
Ihres.s u - hour, y. re. sss,sy R.ilscsa Fare re
New york ~ frem foot Of Cerr.iandt 81 and AZ
A.. n, snd Y. ~, fcm fces 81 Tdtst,y street Leave
Ih1rd.irhis ~ ssnd ssnssR. ~ from me feet Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05
HvrELs, &c.

senerhy1he ind rtigned hess leave 10 call the at
ention 81 tieman dining dorm 20 the splniid
Dining Room Just completed At the saraoe Head rs pey
street whsve all the deoa and tuttantss Of the
are well rrovdtd. This i SLOWED 10 be the best
In The city Tea cofOe slss wines Ngacrp he &c. always
ktn3. No smoking allowed. Dinner from 2to o'clock
fresh relay al o'clock. Publ. dirnera
shortstt notice, aud la tie very bssi style
TAYLOR Proprietor.
"A The nndersigntd having entirely rebuilt and ENLARGED
he above ex,eniiye estahhment containing IN all about
thrie hundred and hty wsuld respectfully give
te at IL nov ready for the rticn and ncooumOda
ten OF the travelling immunity. ertsnted notice Of
the unfprrssed oenvenencea THE house deemed
pernuous the uumeroue inprovements which have been
msdc csRntt he properly given in sn advertisement SUIT
hce 70 that has been spared 10 render every
arArtmtht perfect The furniture made expressly 70
DER regardless Of and portions 81 ~ especially
the drsvp rocms will be found tote Of the mort beautiful
aud tasteful manufacture The daing carsoous
snd the hor for meals will te arranged 70 rut the
convcnisnte Of the eMy and late Every department will
be ctndueted In unexceptionate manner and tho
riesf PLEDGES hiplf that the American House shall be
truly The travellers home. LEWIS RICE.
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EXPRESS AGEAcIEs.

DHRIs ExPkE3S-LIyINGsroN, WELLS CO.. 8
Wall street, FsrtigR Express Fervatoert. viii dsspach
special messenger steamer rrsukln to sail the eh
IebrunIy Packages. samples, orders sc received NATL
the Tth inst Drafts Paris ,nd ell 81 Great britain
LIVINGSTON, WELLS 4 CO, VAL %.
uARNDEN's xxrREss FOR NEW ORLEANS AND
aolile Au goods entrusted 70 fer New Or
etna, Mobile, or cities adjacent, viii re forwarded with
Irortness aud despatch W every etesmbr 20
Burns, Convcs Co, 81 Carp effect, New orleans.
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DIAHo FoRTE-FoR SALE CHEAP, A SUPERIOR
il ton. Piana by ErLson. Annlr NJ 40 HrnadraY
REMOVALS..

- EhoyAL.-HUDsGN n ROBEETsoN HAVE RE
~ moved from No m Pearl street. 70 their store, No.
10 roadway. dining the Howard Hotel whore they
large and elegant scck Of Ste p and fancy
Dry Goods ued q the Southern and Western trade which
they offer o1 the ncst favorable terms.
DKsovAt.-J0s N. GIsBREDK. CARD ENGRhvEa
viii remove, about the arEt Of April next, 20 No
Nbos Garden Erosdwsy and viii open elegant stock Of
fne Stationery, Fancy Goods Bridal Gfts. tn., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05
COMMITTEE.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. Aston PLACE-LAsT
L week but one Of signorna TERESA PARODIS engage
ment in New York.-Prces Of admisaion-Psrques aud
boxes 81 TO- geata secured tho box
A. NJ TO eeoek NJ. without extra charga. hmphi-
theatre, 30 cents-Beneht Of 6ignorua AAALIA PATTI
Thursday Feb Gsignorina T. Parodi Appearance Of Sig
nora g. Baril-Patti this occasion emily. Conductor
FsS AareIek leader, Mr.. krsutzer. Thursday evening
Feb win be performed selected sou Bnis grand
opera Of kORhA-NermH, Nile r. Parodi; Adagsa sgna.
rna Patti foione Sir Lorni TO no followed by the
secoid act OF Donizettis opera Of GENMA DI YEHGY-
Comma, sgnora G. BariliPatu; Count di Nergy, sgnor
seneyentanoi Ida Of cIeyille snorina A. Patti Tamas
Signor Patti Rolsndo Signor kovel; Guido Sgnor Gab
lo chorus knights ladies' soldiers To conclude with
third set OF Donizettis orer. OF MARIN0 FALLIER0-
Elena sigrora c. BarPati; Faliiero, Eignor Beneven-
tano and ehoruaes Doors open At 6 commence ~
oeoek No free list. order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05

LoIIAN P1kNo-F0RTEs.-WE WOULD CALL Tas
~ attention Of the public 10 the fine u
Piano Tortes with without the much admired oan
made BY tho celebrated house q Gilbert
CO., u Boe;on, recently opened at az broadway, by
Waters berry. 1hc pianos Of T. q. 90. have been
too long snd too Ayorey known 20 need any commcuda
tons Hundreds In this city testify 10 their superior
excellence NJ B-Beeond. hand pianos taken 10 exchange
Pianos TO let fine assortment Of the above instruments
may be found at the warsreoms Of LINCOLN X TaOEP-
SON, i2g Fulton street, Brooklyn.
DfAro F0RTE.-FoR SALE CHEAP, SUPERIOR
4 tone Piano. by rirIson. AItly at Hg Broadray.
A GOOD MUSICIAN WHO CAN rEscH TUE PIANO
IA forte, and vocal music, hear 81 desirable
location BY addressing cndeson. Herald oee vita real
sdence. ~ u but hours ride tho city
person conduct business in both Pisces n he desires
although the business u the village Will justly permanent
retdencc.
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C1S0 ono TO LOAN. At SIX PER CENT IsrK-
SICO,VUU rest, on bond ,na msr'rsse IL Sans 70
Brcotiyu. srrly 70 BROAD. No. m all street, In
the troton water Once, hascmcnt.
CD KIM ANY MAN VINO I'LL GIVE nE THE
BoscOO. above amount. 4 will eite him chance 70
clear SOt1 per snuum Without risk and will give perfect
Fatissctien Interview. intend leaving Cali
foTnasoon on the sane business Men cut Of business
time. Tits hcton but real Address Coat
dence, oniced this pspsr, for two days. N B-Rsturas
can lc made sverv ave weeks.
A TLhSTIC INSURANCE SCRIP WANTED BY r. r.
N James, 81 Wall street
MONEY TO LEND.-ABRABAM T. JACKSON, PAWN
ul troker No. 81 Rende street, broadway, lons
money. Ia large small sums may he required. On
Watches jevery silver wearing apparel dry soots
ard personal property q every descr pfions
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BfonDw1ra TRa .n 4. nARsHALL. soLs
.s: Or Tls DsaSs lie Drs:Asais i.es
oesss Sssss r :.
s. & he a :ss s
kiC iEh sI NJ Dayidss Tom
Dress Circle and Psrsass 20 ss Tsn1
and Third Circles. IS cts Private Boxes IS and S.
NiBLos.-yoHN SETON. MANAoER.-Ko PERroR-
q nssssn.ns Of the oeebrstsd Cancers. ME. RoT
ssSis Nsis e sas
ssssi1Ss IS,i f. sss sos.I
s sss sss.sa Hs o. d "a keint ss
m p's II ss.
s S.s S.. Rs.. :n
e. s sss sarss .ss C.m s
vic. ana ssrs pa d s:SI
.s
sny. 1lcAe1 ~ cent?. no performances on Saturday.
ITALIAN OPERA BousE AsroR PLAcE-RrDUc-
TEn.s. PARoDIa,pIss Admssios Psrss. so, ana
: sshss ssS '' a nSTz ss Sub
isr%sa .s sSsn. sss hin
or skyiLLE.Rsa.aI sSaoIPa Psisdi: Bsrts sigma
Basoo boa SsS Sig Novel,
STsS Sig ess Doors open at quarter before
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MAX HARErzEK,
- At Astor Place Opera House Wednesday Feb. 2-The
ing the of Mr. Mare and Of Opera and the
public generally that they enabled to oner upon this
eccason programme Of unsurpassed attracveness The
entertainments Of the evening will include the favore
grand Opera of
SEMIRAMIDE,
rrs. time this season. in which ssnorlpa p.rodi and IL.
whole strength q the company will appear and
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
. Between the first aud second acts Of the Orera.
Overture "Rizzio. ifull orchestrs). Haretzsk.
:. Grand Fantaisie de Concert piano, on airs from
File du Regiment" composed and executed
3. Romanas. sisnor Lorini "siro sentii." IA
1. Grand Fantastic Dramati lue, violin, on airs
from Lucia di Lammermoor," composed and
s. Graad Fantaisie. !" Cor ooation Mar,s,i from
Meyerbeers "Prophcte," srraa9ed by n, Strak osoh.
and, hrst time, executed by him, assisted by
fifteen performers. ladies and gentlemen. on
eight pianos.
tuetcrbers can tain their seats until Friday morning
when the box book will be opened At the Office OF the
House, when and where seats be fecured Prices
aemisson-parquet and boxes dollars amphitheatre
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TIVE GREATEST NOVELTY EVER INTRODUCED IN
this City.Tripler Hallunder the emil re manage
Of UARR kRaU3Z, the celebrated Hungarian Vocalist,
bgs 70 announce his friends and Subscribers that his
Grand Pot Pourri Dramatic Musical Festival will take
place Ct the shove Hail. Saturday Evening" February
when he iii be assisted by Sgrora Truth benedett Herr
Krauez will introduce his Grand Pot sourr Confusion
Babel in thirty difcren national melodies to be sung
the original dialects Of fer which he has
the assistance OF Sgnorina Il. CANDIDA, Rer r. err
Herr Bale; and uerr KrRusz will initiate the ares
tongue Also BY tho kind permission q NJ haretze ESQ.,
the full orchestra of tho italian House. Conduc
Herr Kreutzer And three solo performers
Herr Criesel the celebrated olust, from Berlin Herr
PychoWski, Pianist, and Herr Ez the bassoonist from
Dresden Between the frat and second the
traoreiDary aud talented child, Miss Fanny Doane will
cite THE Maniac in costume Tickets Fifty Cents,
had NJ all the pracpa music stores aud hotels Doors open
Mt hslfpast d, 20 commence at half past 7. ana
splendid grand piano from the mandatory Of James
rifson will be used on this occasion.