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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

Til, COMMON CouscIL or PErRoLEUa.--Upon
tho accommodation OF the late Grand Jury the Com
mon Council will doubtless. at early session, pass
ordnance prohibiting the storage Of crude Petro-
euA rock earth ois within the fire limits,
count of tho liability to explosion Of these highly VOL
attic oils. 10 certain cases the gas evolved becomes
highly explosive the oil iiseIf burning with fierce in
tensiiy and being unex!ingushable by water. Fire
Marshal Baker first brough, the su jet to the atten-
ton Of the Grand Jury who after considering it, re-
commended the Common Council to take some &C.
tion in tue premises. Dealers and insuraucc men
alike agree to the Necessity Of the passage Of such
ordinances. A meeting Of the Committee on Ord
nances is called for o'clock to-day but il is doubtful
whether they will proceed in the matter. us the
Board meets ut O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
tOFcisl.
ROARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Ad,,nru.S s,,.ior FfidAy Oo, a. 1852, II O'Clock
The Board met puusnt to doumsnt in their Chamber
No II City Hall m, y,,,
Stewart Fly, snd Blunt.
In the absence Of the PRECEDENT, 49, Il,
Snpevisor Blunt moved that Supervisor Tweed tafe she
Chair.
" hich carried .
Supervisor Roche moved that the reading OF The minutes OF
the l..t msei I, dispensed with
Which carried.
ISspHtr TORS AND cASvAssERs or stHcroN. .
Tho Pre,dent pro tenn snnounced that the bond would
now proceed to ballot for Inspectors and Csnvver Of &C.
ton r such WsTd' were ready and ba~ not oets already
tslloird for . , ,,
Ard the Board proceeded to ballot with the following
result tsupervicr Ely and un, acting .eeIs tho iol
d. .red have received the votes Il ority
oia The meinb- elected TO tho Board and consequently
beiny dolly sleetedi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

ARRIVAL or CAPT. MuLLAK.-Capt. John MulIan,
U. s. Army, Commander Of the Columbia and Mis-
sonr Overland Expedition, and corps Of assistants,
arrived here last evening by the steamer Ariel from
the Rocky Mountains of Wellington Territory, and
put mp at the Aston House. Capt. Mullan has jast
finished the construction Of military emigrant road
from Fort WalIa, w. T., 10 Fort Benton, on the
Missouri River. The party are under orders for
Washington City, to report 10 the War Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

THE REV. DR.. HAwKs.-TIe Church Journal
states that the Rev. Dr. Hawks has accepted the
reciorship Of Christ Church, Baltimore, and re-
moves to that city during the present week. 1t to
be presumed ba. the reverend gentleman has found,
nearer his beloved South, q more congenial sphere
Of usefulness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

ALLEGED GRAsD LARcESIrs.-Yestsrday oIS =.
Tou of tho Sixteenth Precnc< arrested iohn pos 80
10 w.. street. took him before Justice
an cba,s, of stealing usak oil eothns and TIVE tesi
the property stephen Lyon o. No its VIZ. ,.. 49,
Brooklyn valued 81 more than WV t"e s''s"
mitted ip default OF SoOo bail ,.s.,. Iosyoo
Mary 0subs was yeste.day and ahsa se.' s,sss
Connoly charged with stealing from the store o. 1s1
AZ, a O. An ipdi.n cashmere shawl u tes vaias w.
sh, VA. o,mlait,sd Ia astsah Of y ooo BAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

CHRISTIAN ALLiAxcE.-Tbe Sabbath services Of
this Alliance, at the City Assembly Rooms continue
to progress. Next Sunday, the singing will be con-
Quoted by Mr. Horace Waters and his well-known
Sunday school vocaHsts, assisted by others, both
juvenile and adult. "No Rest for the Wicked will
DO tho subject of discourse Sunday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

The stock market Was animated to-day with ar
upward tendency. Speculation appears to have
received new impulse especially in the share
market There are few parties still disposed TO
take short line 10 some stocks which have advanced
most rapidly, but their resistance has very little
influence upon the current Of the market The Erie
issues and Michigan Central were among the most
active stocks. and were very strong. The largest
advance was in Norwich, which sold at TO- against
sc a few days since. The earnings of this road are
very large and the prospect of dividend in Deoem-
Der very favorable. In bonds there was a good
business at advancing prices. The attention Of
capitalists has been drawn the cheaper description
of bonds, and it is difficult to I'll large order without
advancing the quotations materially. At the Second
Board the market was fairly sctive and buoyant
especially in Erie, Michigan Central, &c. Govern
nents were also iirmer aud in demand. After the
regular session there large activity, including
BONE 5000 shai es Toledo at II AHA, &c. The feel
ing was very strong and indicated higher market
tomorrow. The latest prices were United States
Go of 1881, 1904 a 1885, 73O Notes, l05; Demand
Notes, l27 0l27,; American Gold, l3l 9l3l1; MIS-
souri, State 6s, 52l o525; Cumberland, liza l4i
Pacific Mail. 100 l2l; 700 shares sold at l20 g. 30
New-York Central, lO7 alO7t Erie Railway, 65a
65; Erie Preferred, 92i a92i; Hudson River, 81! a
COZ; Harlem Preferred, 5O950I; Michigan Central,
Gil 49, Michigan Southern, Asa a45s; Michigan
Southern Guaranteed, ls9sla; Illinois Central, 81:
SSli; Toledo. with sales 1000 shares, II OH.
The market for Foreign Exchange to-day has been
quiet and irregular. Sterling ia ll5all6i Francs,
3.9ja3.90.
Freights are without important change, and rates
are still irregular To Liverpool, the engagements,
70 900 do. Com at 90. in bulk 1000 DO. Co. at 9,d.
In bags; and per neutral vessel 800 bbls. Flour at
Sc. AID, and 80 boxes Cheese at Hs. Cd. To Lon
don, - 0O3 bush. Wheat at lid. in bags; 100 tuns
Talow Scraps at 35s. and per neutral vessel $500
BUSH Wheat at l2id., in bags, and 500 bbs. Flour
at 3s. 7ld. To Glasgow, $500 bush. Wheat to fill
up at lid; 100 tuns Oil at 40s. The charters are
British bark to Hull, with 1900 bush. Wheat at
I'D; an Austrian bark to Gloucester with 20, 900
bush. at Odd; brig Of 1876 tuns to Guadalupe al
81 ,80o brig Of l77 tGns TO the North side Of Cuba
and back 81 900; bark Of 600 tuns 70 load an
Eastern port for Havana, Box Shocks ct 40c. piece
9 brig Of 800 tuns to WiDdward Islands on private
terms; brig OF 47 tuns, by the month, at 81 $50;
brig Of 2O7 tuns to Porto Rico and back at s. 900;
abry Of ITO tuDs GU tie same voyage and back Oh
private terms; British brig Of l26 tuns 10 st. Do
mingo aud back at 81, 500; and British brig of 100
euDs 10 Jamaica, and back at 81 v bbl.
The following are the receipts OF the st. Louis
Alton, and Tere Haute Railroad Company tor the
6rst two weeks in October, 1862:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
: - wv '" f1H'E' N0"'I''''0HoI' 10
To c. Il. WHkxLKa. esq
rp BroAMY.-Yer,erdny Edmund A. Tay

ALLEGED BroAMY.-Yes'erday Edmund A. Tay.
lor alias Tsrnoy taken before Justice Kelly on charge
OF bssny IL Hppea that the accused married 10
Mary Ann Buipha by the Rev. theodore CUyeI the
tb ~ June 1852 under The Of Turn,y that be was
RED second me his De. wfo beng still alive to Frau-
COS Loua hns by tho Rev Charles j. Jones the 9,h day
OF August. 1872 aud that since hs last marriage
the ArIiJ Tho prisoner committed IN default oil w
bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

NrBLo's GARDrs.-Tbe performance this evening
at Nblo's Garden will DO for the benefit Of the Fire
mems Widow and Orphan Fund. Dir. Hacksn will
play Fs.tafY in "Ths Merry Wives Of Windsor"
Tickets are for sale at various places, mentioned in
the advertisement elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
SUPREME CoURT--Ca,ssxK.-ocr ?t-Bcforo Justice
tS8RAHAh


Louisa Ia Faye act. Avery N. Gilbert; Furman
A. Calhoun agt Rober. H. Pow Memorands for counsel
James a. Hewlett ct al sg. John Van Buren, it,. David
Winsns at james Mason ct l-hoiien denied
Philip Woolhouss sgt AlcI. Dtlmn Motion granted and
cause referred to referee -
In application Of the Mayor &c. tnreiation 70 "asnns
OF Wort h street-ksfeTenss ordered.
Jonathan Smith sgt l.. w. Chester ct al VIM b. Fsms
sgt Newark aud Il. l.. aud C. Co Nsnnes Schsndef ~
Henry BurkhNdt Motions granted. l.
In 10 Receivesship Of tho Artisans Bank-Apphessa %
n!td without costs. ,,.,..
Thos Rgney sgt Samuel w. Tsllnsdse A-Mea's
granted on paymen, Of tlo costs
Wesley Lyon agt Samuel Misch -Mo.oa dismissed 4,
LLOYD L. Brtsa axt Norman A. 5nith-Motisa psnsse
on payment Of : 10 cests Of motion. ,,
David Martin az. Thea J. MeAIthar o. sl-A0ssa
granted for October 81 -,
Thomas A. Calhoun AT r. q. Powell Melton nSnssd
Before Justice LnoSARp.
Sarah st. John n.y. Newton II. Is. Johh o. NJ
Decree settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

Central PARK CoScERr.-The Central Park
Commissioner announce that there will be music at
the Central Park on the Mall at 81 o'clock this after
noon. by the Central Park Band, under the leader.
ship of IL. b. Dodworth, if the weather 10 fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
fAdyertisrmept1

Young men can learn their tru0 pursuit, and
psrots how train th. children to DO useful and happy by
chronological Ensniuatisn At Fowler W lh s bdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

FELoEIou5 LAEcxSr.-Y Yesterday Officer Hopkins
o. tie s1ih Precinct arrested Arthur Crown on ehsise Of
eating the pocart John Ohaes Of No "a Mulberry
street aud stealing go Ho taken before Justice Con.
molly who committed ham IL dofaat Of 5Oy bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
CITY ITEMS.

SAHEsADs TO Mas. LiScoLH.-The q. g. aaval
baud on board the North Carolina will serensde
Mn. Lincoln at the Metropolitan Hotel, this even.
ing, at 10 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
IAdNafiisrninntl

GALA TINES To-Day at BARNUM's MUSEUM,
vita performances at and TLh III give the ladies
and Juveniles hue opportunity to tho great play
fanyrse Under the SNOW" aud the ceIersd fab and
other cuTiosties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

MAILS voR EURoPE.-Ths mails by the steamship
Uansa will close this morning at 81 o'clock, and By
tho City of New.York A. 8 O'Clock a. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

To AN IgQUIrER.--In answer to an inquirer, We
would say that all prvsss who b,ye served sevsn yeas 10
the militia liable to drsn Commissioned officers who
have served the fg tenn arc exempt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

BOARD OF SyPEIvIsoRs-The Board net al ii
a. IN. yesterday. Mr.. Tweed in tue chair, and pro-
ceeded to appoint Inspectors and Canvasse Of Elec.
ton. For Details, sec official report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
The London Tunes says:

The Eng,b funds opened heavily this morning 1T the fs,
icss OF Yesterday but there subsequently pcovery
Con-ols Tor money were hft quoted 90 ard tney
NAMED Tor souIe lime without AhnsUu: but when
eIetioDs connected wh the se.teet which skes place to-
morrow, We're Completed rally occurred 10 ~ hisT I.C-
aI hoafs. increased strength .ted an
were then entered into a. 81 Tor money 9t for
the 9Th u November
The discount market Is whou. alteration and the ds.nd
a. the Dsnk continues oioderats
bIeidtun ou aud 10 eeet ISLES lower prices hive 10 be
taken Sugar net Cohre brm Tea quie, tnt .eeay ne.
ned ioi ioh pIces taliqr-Piists isyor buyers. \. o.
The Paris BOmse sti very sycsd Nm, rric.. IN ,b.
7th further declined more 'hsl b Rentes II QI5
The monthly returns Of tie Bank Of France sLow
u decrease in the cash On hand OF 80, millions Of
francs, and IN increase ON the bills oiscounted Of
nearly CO millions.
The city Editor Of The Times asserts that ito feel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

COURT OF GENERAL sHSsIONS-Ocr A-bs''s -
cordeI HOFFMAN ~
Adelaide Irwin. . stage thief, convicted Of PEN
larceny. remssdsd for sestsses. -, . -
.nh with 70 do bodily harm renasded for
J"hn Wconns, a youth. pleaded guilty. Of ~ atts@r~
commit nsnd larceny remsnded Tor sentence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUpT-ocr. y

Judge Sbipman will take ~ the Admiralty soa
Calendar OF the Nsvembex Tern o ths Ooef~ w.
meusing ON the trs. Tuesday Of Novsnbss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

xo93 3g %; for Customs. $1l7,000; Payments,
1858 $50 IS; Distance. $6,S72F5o S6.
The Official statement Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Road up to August 81 shows
T. ,aoutx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
SUPERIOR C0URT-SrEcIAL TERx-Ocr 2t-DefSs
Justice RORgRrsOs.

Thos Howard agt. Orient Mutual Insurance Co.
Motion denied. See opiuion with Clerk al Chamber
Btfosp Justice MoSELL
Gerri, Sfuith sgt Samuel L. M BaIow.-Moon denied
with ~ costa OF opposing.
Thomas Palmer agt. GeorGc r. Jscksou.-Ord-r 20 show
discharged and injunction denied Cosis 81
opposing. 81, to defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25


Presen. cos. Of railway, &C.. shown in gen Oo ..
sA'''po 80
So great has been the Increase Of business on THIS
road, tina, the Company sputfng up at Chicago anew
brick and iron freight house $50 feet in length. This
route is becoming one of the mos; popular ones con-
Meeting Chicago with the Eastern world, and the
Commercial relations between Philadelphia and Chi
csgo are evidently increasing.
We understand that the Atlantic and Great West
ern broad gauge road opened yesterday to Mead
ville Crawford county, Pennsylvania The ad-
dilional section thus completed gives one hundred
miles West from the line of the Erie road 81 Little
Valley. Tie next section to be opened will carry
the road 10 Warren, where it will connect with the
Cleveland and Maboning lire into the city of Ce'e'
and
The steamer from Aspinwall brought $4,000 in
specie.
Gold YVES quite steady early IN the day, but after
ward fell back to 1919 without important traDsac
tons. Demand Notes were in fair demand closing
at I27. One year certificates 9Si 90. The '.3O
per cent Notes remain firm at l05 l05i.
Money may be fairly quoted at sac per cent on
rst-class eola,erals demand although exceptional
transactions are made at lower rate. Paper is
quiet, snd in small supply at a per cent, with
few transactions at 4 per cent for gilt.edged short
maturity.
The American Exchange Bank has declared divi-
dend Of p cent free Of Federal tax, pay able
November %.
Tie Flour market is dull and fully 5a10 cents
lower. Wheat and Corn sre rather more steady,
with fair business. The Provision market is gem
orally quiet and prices for the most part favor tie
buyer.
To-day large and handsome line Of Shawls Of the
Importation of Bernhard & Hutton, was offered at
auction. The fine goods sold at about previous
prices, but the lower and medium styles declined.
The sale was not very satisfactory, and consider
able portion Of the Catalogue was withdrawn.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York for the week ending Oct. %, and since
Jan. /:
Fer the Week. 1850. 1851. 1862.
Entered al the l.u5IOIS fs3SlUo B65 10
Thrown on market...... s<.H 6ll3H eH,s3s
Entered al the port sss s,Os4 sa $500, s4esss so
Thrown on maIket..... ss,%l,519 50 Jo5S0S a59J12l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

RECENT DEcrsroYs ny THE How. GYoRGr. S.
BouTvZtr. CoxSrsiosER or ISITRSAL REvFSus-l Tlss
the license u lawyer mut be taken the place where
the bushes, occupation Is to be carried on.
Persons requiring licenses may wait until they called
upon notified By the Asstant Assessor without incuras
HyIi.h
The license Of lawyer only applies to the place prem
isa described therein lawyer wishes remove his
off hs the smother license uues. be avais him
sell Of the provisions Of section g. and practices his proies
on under tho uneaped license Of the former occupant Of
the premises TO which ho removes
T. This office has 10 Of preparation seres OF de-
oion. questions srbins under tho Excise Law which
will be Published FOR general information.
stomp required both bond and mortgage under
the head u Mortgage Schedule and secondly the OF
either instrument eorrospoud tho vAus OF the prop
sry conveyed.
Bond aud mortgage stamps not yet ready for delivery
bu. will be shortly An order. whsn received will b. placed
hle and lllod la regular course
Your obcdeut servant,
GEORGE =. BOUTWELL,. commi.sonsr, &a
To C. Ii. WHEELER, esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

THE CRY RAILROAD QUrsrIos.-The Commit
tee Railroads Of the Board Of Aldermen met yes
terday afternoon for the purpose If considering
several matters thu, had been referred to them by
the Board. Relative to the extension OF the track
Of the Eighth Avenue Railroad to Eighty.seconi
street, remarks favorable thereto were made by
Messrs. Paulscn, lieiser, Andreas, End Council
man Ross. IL wss stated at one time that Mr. Law
let several thon-and people IN Central Park with
on, means OF getting aome except by walking, al
legng as reason that the horses were all tireu. No
one appeared on behalf OF the company The resO-
lntion inquiring why the Sixth ANcnue Railresd
Company tad eXieided their track into Fifty-niutn
stree! was next considered. Mr.. b iiley Myers the
Secretary, stated that the extension was merely
around the corner. Tie property owners had given
their consent, besides, IL was public convenience
They were willing TO take ny the track but at the
sane time thought they had the ri ght to lay it. Mr.
Boole wanted 70 know where he right was found
when the speaker said in the charter but being re-
gnesed 10 poLt il out was unable To 90 so. Mr.
BOole Suggested that the company might have asked
the privilege from the Common Council. when tho
Secretary suggested that the Committee could report
IN favor of the extension. Mr. BoOe repl ed: {" Oh
no | don't take interest enough ia the company"
In the matter Of runuing unlicensed cars. IL was
stated that tie company paid Tor all the ears they now
had in use. The Committee then adjourned until
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

THE National IHteHgenoer says that the q" certi-
fcaIicn Of bank check by the paying telers maxi
ing OF wiring his name across it. does not come
within the meaning Of the law relating to certf-
Gates and 10 not, therefore, subject to stamp. When
however, the Clerk Of Court certifies paper u be
u copy by marking the same copy, and signing bic
name thereto it Ill be necessary for bin 10 sfiX
ten cent stamp. power Of attorney ~ cell stock
to vote at election collect rent and TO cell real
estate, requires dollar aud sixty cent stump
BY the Anstralasian We have advices from Eu-
rope 10 tho Ilth Oct, four days later. Cotton at
the close was frmer, but breadstuhs were heavy.
With refer ence 10 the marke, for American secu-
ries, Mr.. f. +. Satterthwaite reports IS follows:
ps,t week las been steadily mDtan.d quotations being
ored By each succeeding Telegram from howi OH, report
Today The market ha. been quite excited ard large pur-
chases Of Illinois aud Erie share, made Tue iofer touching
a. discount and the latter 81; a, these r,tss "a
lower than the last HesYOrk rates taking
db. uge into confederation State and Railroad bond.
timer vi few offering. Atlantic and Great Western boIds
bsvs advanced y cent.
IN, return from tho ank Of England for the week ng
Oct s. gives the following results when compared with the
Re-, ef5 go. Increase. $500
Other ID $50 IN ...DecTease. 6s,zl3
On the other aide Of tie account;
Government securities = II zs5 ~ mo change ,oe
Note. nnemploy ed... 1U2573 ...inor,sse... 3bJ61O
The sInouD Of note. IN circulation |. 4lbs55 being
Of 6J 25 and the stock Of bullion In both depart
ueuts 10 $40 5s8 1885, 6howiDgh decrease Of sOOJd when
com pared with tie precsoilg return
10.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
TTEyRy B. uEnTs. JR.. AucTIoSErR

TTENRY u. HERTS. JR. AUCTTONEER
Ill MORTGAGE SALE-H OUSEilOLD FijRNITrRr
HENRY WOOD X co. will sell FRIDAY Febr,srv u n,
1O5 o'clock, their sacsruoms 4Jv Broadway large ot Z"
Household Furniture Beds Bed ding. Mattresses Bedsteas
wassia nds, Mirrors Brlssols aud Ingnn Carpets OF
cloths Cfokery Glassware Plated Ware Parior and Cham
bcr Suits &c, &c. -
BY order Of Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Thursday evening. February 90,
SAM LATHRUP,
ASHTON K RODGERS STAR TROUPE,
SlGNOR DENERNI,
And MI OF Sticklcys National Circus
Friday evening. Feb. 81, Benefit OF sam Lathrop.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A PROFESSOR ADRIEN,
GREATEST MAGICIAN IN THE WORLD,
respectfully tn. nbic that he will appear ut the
ACADEMY or MUSIC
MONDAY, 2ith inst,
and following evenings and give some OF his
WONDERFUL
MYSTERIOUS
MAGICAL
producing almost nnumcrabe articles and IL
were from nothing
FURNISHED TEA TABLE,
ready for party to sit down to- aud
PALS or WATER
enough to Quench a large fire. with many other feas Of
MAGIC FAR EXCEEDING
all that has he done by
ANCIENT OR MODERN MAGICIANS,
by which he will prove tos
NEW YORK AUDIENCE
ADRIES
is justly styled
TUE PRINCE OF M,GICIANS
KING or WIZARDS.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20
AMUsEMEyrS.
ANOTHER SERIES

w ANOTHER SERIES
SUCCESSFUL STANDARD COMEDIES.
NGnr 81 & FASH GEEhT FhopUc
THURSDAY,
Will be- again given the nsy popular hye act comedy which
has crowded. brilliant and adnirng audiences
entitled s,,s
with the following capital cast
Tony Iumpsin Nj e. Hoiand
Jeremy MIR John SETON
,ae. Mr. "a
Nr. sr GSssIss MARROW r. BTSwSe ,,"yss
Echard MI Johnson
Mrs. Hard as.le Mrs Vernon
Miss Hardcasti ie .......... Mrs Uoey
Miss Sss Neville Mrs. sloan
LONDON ASSURANCE
witness the comedy Of 'Ss MospER
i. win be acted for the fourth Time SATURDAY next.
ye, performed in tins theatre viii be given
%s' VII sss' asA %
10 Ru TSwn and and sSnn ,Ss oa sss sA
NorGc,--Doors open at Z Performances commence a:
haif-past7 and terminate before H.
WINTER GAhREh TIinTY.srsrH NIGHT
the Mr. Of j. 'Ae s na GaksT Ansr'an Comedian
Third week of the erillian. ls,,,,a and ,.,,
On this evening will be presented the Comedy OF
In which
MR.. J. S. CLARKE
VIII sustain A' srfs' aR, s'%i HESES aSIs Y DOVE.
with an admirable cast,
sAnif4 G. E iS|!Ss;S SfSSs$Issaarsr $%?$s y iss
-"'0a'''a''''T THE iiuNGARiAN. VIC o''''"'''
sEAu1ifFun ouBAs.
Tabcau in which the National Anthem will be by the
entire company in honor Of our recent glorious icoes
Concluding with the Grand Pas seu
LA TARANTELLA,
BEAUTIFUL cuBAs.
OUR PLEASANT NEIGHBoR
CADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN.
' Two II PERFoEMANGEs MoRi;; oNLY or = '''''
EDWIN FORREST,
The greatest ling rragedIan.
rnIDAH s'if sSssSia sEHASa S1,sPia'sH FEB 81.
LAST SSPfcmr.
HAMLET
| character in which he has no equal.
Played expressly this evening at the earnest request OF
many the eminen, persons Brooklyn derous of
seeing the great artist in this masterpiece OF the immortal
bard.
NorIcE-The public Is most respectfully informed that
MOST POSITIVELY THE TWO LAST PERFORMANCES
| or MR.. FORREST THIS SEASON IN BROOKLYN.
NEW YORK, OR THEIR yiGINITIEs, ;,
Music where seats be secured in advance for either Of
PEIcEs OF ADMISSION.
admission Nc
Reserved seats extra so:
Prosccnium boxes (holing iwcire per.onsj
Doors open at quarter before O'Clock performance to
| commence at ~ o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

w ANOTHER SERIES
SUCCESSFUL STANDARD COMEDIES
DIFFERENT PLAY EACH EVENIN9
SIXTH NIGHT OF GOLDSMIrH'S GREAT PRODUC-
TON
THURSDAY
will be again given the nsy popular FIVE act comedy which
has attracted crowded. brilliant and adnring audiences
entitled
The New York herald., 1862-02-20

(yE0RGE COOK. AUCTIoNEER.-vERY ELEGANT
~ Household Furniture. Tomorrow, at II O'Clock,
siore No. ltl Broadway will be sold the
o hrst class Furniture including raror Chamber Rccep
tton Library ana Dining Room suite and otherwise Sale
positive. For particulars please catalogue.