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THURSDAY EvESIya, March 26, 1868.

THURSDAY Evks1Sa, March 26, 1863.
BEEF CATTItE-In active demand and bucyaut.
Sales were:
SteaYus sold Burnside & Co. Ii head good skip
ping beeyes, averaging 1,0a0 lbs at $3; co..
Hieks sold Morris, Rinncman q Nai3eA M 4S head =.
prime shipping steers, averaging IS nB at $a.oo.
Leash sold Eurtiee Is head strictly prime steers,
averaging 1851 NJ, Al 90.
Butler told Morris. Rinneman Y Wa.Icll q head
prime steers averaging 1s b., It q. 90; 16head
good grade averaging LIS hs At 1915.
ADKINS sold Jacobs = head good grade bteess,
Adsms sold canheld 81 head strictly prime ship
ping beeyes averaging .e04 Rs, at - @:
Cook sold flames ii head, averaging ,258 ms 1t
&4.1sx.
Norris to1d Sam Borles G6 head, Averaging 80
NJ, at &4a6.
St John sold Morris & CO g. head prime Ship
ping steers, averaging t,30o n at Heo
St. John sold Gibbs ~ hnad ayc1ag1ng 1,1N pf,
at $46p.
Ferris sold Webb Is head, averaging LAS rs.
&4a5. =
HOGs-Na.ket lowe< and irregular 1t decline
, 1863-03-27

NEW YORK, March a6.-CorToS-Market
heavy, unscttled md lower at 6oG65c for middling
uplanGe.
FIoun-Market dull, unsettled. and fully SOC
lower, at $629G50 for state; 50 soGI,o5 Tor extra
round hoop. Ohio: $7.1g95 ~ for trade brands; +;
market closing quiet and holders generally exhib-
iting no pressing desire to realize.
Wn1sKr-Maiket dull at a5146Hc:
GRA1N-Wheat dull and nominally lower. but
not Enough doing to establish quotations, Somt-
nal prices, o. for spring snd 4163atf Il for
winter red and amber. Sales winter red western
At $l.G7. Corn 1c lower. with 3 moderate denand
at s6Gs7c for sound and 7sG,3c for unsound. Oats
In little better request at S3os5c.,
Pnov1sIoss-Pork dull heavy and lower at 3l3, IS
for old mens, $16o0 for new do; 81 e01l3.75 foz
old and new prime, md $16.0og15a5 ioI , new ley
| nominal. Bacon sides dull and nominal. Lard
dull and lower at 91l@104-the latter an extra
| price,
| reported. Sugar dull and declining. New Orleans
9AQ10hc, and BY auction, 91lGf1016c 20 hds Porto
A61k6c, and 30 hda parhad0es ut &c.
, 1863-03-27

TO wm. 3. Ogden, Thomas 3. Ytyap, George
Gage, E. II. Boring, q. n. Hough, J. :. seam
Turner, William Stn1gcs, F. Pasmelee & Co.,
md others.
GEST1RABH: have received call signed By
yourselves and many other citizens for whom r
have the highest respect asking me to become
candidate for reelection to the office Of Judge Of
the Recorders Court, without reference to any
party considerations. hare always while occa-
pyfng my position upon the Bench found It consis-
tent with my Tiews Of propriety not to take any
active part in political controversies The course
haye pursucd On this subject IN the past Is the
on " assurance can give for the future.
L may be permitted to say, in view Of tho " "prtB.
cpt crIsis'a that am Internationally In favor Of
tho Union. Tint l I'm In favor Of supporting the
Constitution and laws. That am against any dis
solution or division OF the country now or ever.
That. IN my opinion, the Government should use
ali Of its power in supprcssiug the rebellion and
to restore the Union. -..
II lhash held the Court for the past ten years to
the satisfaction Of such men rs hare signed the
foregoing call, have necessarily held II to the dis
satisfaction Of an entirely different class OF per
sons, who, with all men who lore power. money,
and party more thAn their country, will naturally
opnoBe my reelection. I shall have neither
time nor disposition to answer the many falsehoods
they have OF may put In circulation.
With this expression OF my vieWe. shall be
glad OF the support Of all men and all parties who
are satisfied with the manner in which have dis.
charged my duties, and with my loyalty to my
Most respectfully, your obcdient sesyant.
, 1863-03-27

Thcat-The market quiet and Inactive. In the
absence Of transactions quotations arc omitted.
There is neither speculative demand or milling
inquiry. co1n-Thc market dnll, the demand be-
ing almost entirely confined to car 1ote. Selling IN
retail lots at T5c bagged. One hundred Thousand
buahels offered to arrive By vessels now in Chicago
at Sc. Oats-Quiet and nominal. Quoted at $50
Csc, No GALES reported Barley quoted at 1900
for state; 152G1b3c for Canadian, and at 1451t48c
for Ohio and Illinois. No eales reported. Rye-
The market quiet, and with very little inquiry.
Chicago and Milwaukee nominal 90G95c BY tho
Cargo, ard retail lots At 10cc.
, 1863-03-27
CANAL CONVENTION mEET1NE4
A Permanent Drgan1Zation-Rcpor
OF Committees.

An adjourned meeting Of the several committees
appointed by the Common Council, Board Of
Trade, Mercantile Association, md the citizens,
to arrange for the Canal Conrcution-Was held at
the fremont House last evening, attended also by
many Of the leading business men Of the city.
The Committee on Permanent Organization, &C.,
made the following report, which was presented
by Thos. B. Bryan, eaq.:
The Committee to whom w0s referred the sub.
ject OF consolidation Of the committees of the
soeaton, and that Of the citizens, beg leave to
port that in pursuance Of instructions, they re-
Permanent Chaizman-D1. Daniel B1atna1d.
Seereiar-Col. J. r. Foster.
Committee on Finance-I. 7. Scammon, E. G.
a{s %siss 3 staryss m1nsh'Sn = Gaa e. wsfs! Fsd
on Railruads-c. G. Hammond, H. E. Sargent,
oss o. 4 sH e5sy; and + & & F5EsS 6saen Geo. NJ Gage D.
A. Gage, ". F, Tucker, ". E. Doegett, q. G.
Cook, J. L. Hancock, Fred: Tuttie. =. 8. Hinsdale
I; s. Raqsey; q 4, II H1aralbnrt, a J: g Ho{t y: n
Clinton Briggs, Thos. b, Bryan and E. y. King
0r Iarltdfsont:-Janes kohb, Hon. I. n. AZ.
mold, Hon. F; G. sherman, J: E. Botsford, Merrill
Ladd, VIM. Blair, E. Durnham, E: Hampstead,
Stephen Clary, Joel E. Walters, T. ]. s. Flint, ].
Willard Smith, Marx Skinner. GFant Goodrich,
Henry FaEnhan,, II T. sEkes, B. f Ayer, Philip
zic, Thos. Drnmmond, Van q. Higgins, P. ",
Gates, 3. ?. Colvin. VIM. Broes, j. ". Sheahan,
Jno. l. Wilson, Z. Brentano.
Thcs Hoyne, J, TyrfeA md J. Y. Fazwel,
On !faiisttcs-Chas. Walker. ]. ". Foster, Vim.
nssss. r @echesney, Geo. F. Run'sey' and VIM
The report Of the Committee was adopted mani.
mouely.
The question as to what kind Of a structure
| should be erected for the accommodation Of the
Convention yrns fhnrnu rh1y dtscnssed by Mcssrn
, 1863-03-27

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsfhune.1
C1xcExA11, March e6. 1863.
Wr1eKEr-4x0 b11s were disposed Of at 4l54ihc
the latte for wagon.
PROFESSIONALISM demand whatever for any asti-
cIe Lard could have been bought 1t aa99h, and
bulk n eats ut 44x. It Is useless to attempt gty-
Ing quotations intended to indicate what any AZ
tjclr cnrld he soId for
, 1863-03-27
Tho Foreign Markets.
Per Steamer Etna.] [By Telegraph,
AGntc III

Per Steamer Etna] By Telegraph.
L1yERroo1, Marchl1.
The 10th having been observed as q holiday In
ali the leading markets, the following intelligence
re1ers to only ore dag bushes -Mondsy, the 9sh
generally quoted I'D higher; saes Of the day
about 5000 bales, including $50 for export and
speculation.
BnsADs1CFfs-RichaEds Spence and othega
report -four neglected. Wheat In moderate de-
mand nt late rates Corn in rather better request;
e8s Cd for prime mixed.
pRoyIs1oss-B and Pork dull, and preesingly
offered. Bacon Inactive. Lard quiet. Tallow
dull and unchanged
GRouEnus-sngar very quiet. Coffee steady.
LoSpoH, Evening, 1th.-BreadstuHs slow at
about former rates All kinds Of groceries inac-
| tiye and unchanged,
QUEENSTOWN, 1ath.-CoTToN OF four
days 600 balee including $500 for spcculat'ona
| and unchanged " .-
BREAps1uTrs-steady; corn upward tendency.
| PRoY1s1oNs-F1at; produce Qniet and steady
LONDON, 18th, Eveuing .-consols closed 9.ateaah.
| for money.
American stoeks-1!iEois Centrnl, AK discount;
! Fri r r d1ts - -
, 1863-03-27
Dautt1.

WANTED-Immediately-Two
W smart Chair Turner's. to whom the best Of
wages will be paid. Apply at northwest corner OF
Michigan and FFankn streets stairs nhs7.
, 1863-03-27
MARINE INTELLIGENE

opEs1So OF NAv1oA11oS.-Thc rain which has
set in, accompanied BY warm soatherly wind,
and already VIC Svttics evident signs Of dc:
cay ..axlpg place. This sudden change,
though disasrceable, is welcomed as the bar.
not fail to take place within the next few days at
h1thest. The fee which wss pressing down the
river yesterday in largc quantities., presented q
somewhat dark or blackcRed appearance, which
has been caused By the last to days effects Of the
weather. In Lake st. Clair, there IL nothing vis.
iblc ease large fields Of Ice, which is now con.
steamers in that direction to nste1tan the guam.
tity or exact thickness Of the ice. We do not pre-
suineto dictate or even predict conclusion when
navigation will open, but will simply state thai
stopping ut Moore's Merchants Exchange, earnest
II discussing this matter, and from whom re hope
to receive report at their earliest convenience
Dtj.uit Free pTkst.
, 1863-03-27
THE MASSASOIT HOUSE AND
l. Lot and
Entire Furniture, Fixtures, &C.,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
On Wednesday April lst, 1853, at 10
O'Clock 4. m.> on tho Premises.

In consequence Of the dissolution Of tkr d:.u Of
Gage Hro- Drake by nH!tat!on We s!sll :ci! Tish,
well knnwn to srayeers as the Massa*'is House. ;
Brick Five story Building and Lot toxl tcet situate
avenue opposite thr Great Central Depot Chicago. H
Also ns .te sane tive s!sc cntisc H,usehn!a Farot-
ned Room, Dining -1:ooul and Kitchen Fa1altusc:
en- China and Glassware bed ind Table Linen. Table
Cutlery. Silyer-Plateft Ware. 9c-the WHY 1onp:ls-
ny nN that : ssaMslse 70 easrs =. ri7.s Clsss H
a. lne EAs ao "'' .xrr1.ex steam hotleF heat!as"
..-r sitA the olcc anu oarroou fHEui;ntc
:ocation Of the House il one q ne Mo.t ee3!1a s
largest wholesale hp6ses nn4 directly "RRo*stc lao
Great Central Depot; y vel bui n.cx ,r.i1 oaas
two hun!iErd rooms and tonE lucrative Il, nuSae s
II Is well furnished throughout and hca1eI oy s;g
bUs1ness property.
Thu House and Fnrnitnro viii ht sola Eos2sncf os
For further paftlcuar.: address Ne*.r~: GAgr 1;r1
i DrAkcnr WM- A. pCTTERS i CO..
, 1863-03-27
New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NHw York, March &c, 1868.
HrnrEa-Cseou1 Ra1rfY-T1n1l ard 1ntrer


AUFEMNOENE
U.Egs 81 c. .1e5@105H $40 Treas ?. 1854
u. S. 6s year cert. .10i1S Oct. d Apl II c.. os5s
q. s. Is "a COUP. e5H
MosEr-Easy at6G6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange dull and lower-hrst class
bills quoted at 150Gtba.
declining to ASK, and closing steady at 3oh@
39A.
, 1863-03-27

The operations Of locomotives ehow as follows:
Miles fn to pint Of Gil 1872; miles to cord Of
mood $50; mites to ton OF eoal 81 ". T1ta1ex-
pcnditu1es, per mile, including U.ges $aae9.
, 1863-03-27

UN1yEns1FT OF Cn1cAao.-The second annual
meeting Of tho "Athennun,,' n literary society
connected with the Chicago University, will take
place this Fsiday) evening at ~ O'Clock, In the
University Chapel. AL are cordially invited and
requested to attend. The following Ia the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
osation-"success;" Vim. t. Pierce, Hyde Park.
Defamation" John 4. Logan's Address !" 4.
B. Pollock, Grisgsrillc.
Paper-(Past Flret) T. r. Adams, Fon du Lac,
Wis.
Observation-Disclosures rom war sermon =
II. Thompson, Chicago.
Dchatc-P. c. Parker, Lisbon, a1arms; J. F.
Boaasld, Chicago, ,: denles; H.. .,,,+ =, .,,,n.o
mise on great moral and political questions is det
rimcrtal to the interests Of society.
Defamation Against Cheetham. for Hbel;'
F. 4. Smith, Chicago.
Papcs-{Part second) j. y. Porter, Urbana.
Grafton" Woman's Influence = u. T. Thomas
Chicago.
, 1863-03-27

Seeds in Rev Y0kk-M&rch rs.
There was q considerable movement in clover
seed at eaoHc, mainly At a19tc, for export the
Baleh were AOuut 1850 BAGS,
, 1863-03-27

.NdASONIC.-There will be Reg
lyl pia7 Convocation OF Warrington Chapter, No.
IS. II a, n. this tEEtdayl evening. 1t tx O'Clock
NQsg. S, E. USDERH1lL, 6ec. uhtl-Rl14N
, 1863-03-27
salt in New York-nnarch Is.

In our last included 00 sacks. taking all Of that
quality Offering, at f1;o2;H11 b7H, now held At
, 1863-03-27
NJ a, r RI e ID.

Dy Rev " w. Hs1sha, Psstor d South Preshy terian
Church. March Gath Nj. HORATI0 n. WELLS and
Mis- ANNA BARRETT. both Of Chicago.
In thls city. Wednesday, March 18th 1t the res1-
1e1ce Of tbs brides fst1ier, N. LOUISE. Youngest
daughter q Kdw. Hycrs, to 3. FALk, AL Chicago
II New York md st. Louis papers please copy.
, 1863-03-27

GLIIN0IS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,
ARRIVED. March a5.
H Loom1s. Athens. a5 cubic yards rubble stone
Cayuga, Lockport, :, 200 bu oats.
Lady franklin, Locsport, 90 cubic yards rubblt
ttone,
CLEARED. D.......... March Is.
q Ioomis, Athens.
Com Foote, Lasa1le, mixed cargo.
Gold Eagle. 1aSal1e, $1,000 It lumber.
American Star, IaSalle, II, ,Sl2 # lumber.
Lady Franklin, Athene.
Portland, Lasalle, III, ,4s7 # lumber.
, 1863-03-27
r. Q. Box 6,200, Chicago, Iii.
n. j. HAMILTON, Secretary.
Judec II obcrt 8. Wilson tor Judge OF
thr KeEorder26 CQNEt-A Call hY Gil.

the Kecorder's Court-A Call by Cit
1zens, Irrespective Of Party.
To Hon. Robert s. Wilson, Judge Of the Record
er's Court, Of the City Of Chicago:
The undersigned, buaiucss men and citizens Of
Chicago, feeling that your well earned reputation
for Integrity and ability in your position a. Judge
Of the Kccordc1's Court demands, especially at
this crisis, your continuance in office, and depro-
eideratos in tie selection Of Judges, deem 1t
fitting and proper to request you to allow us tho
privilege Of announcing you as candidate for re'
election, without reference to any party conaid.
, 1863-03-27

~ F. E. Rlgby. 50 Randolph street, Is selling
wholesale and retail. msQ1m
LONG standing, are cured By . purely vegetable
treatment bS DR.. T. #. Thomas, No. s, n. E.
Church block.
Il. B.-No charge made for examination Or con-
sultation hy letter. 70. Boz, 1sl2- mch2i6s
~ Psper HauRinKb, Wholesale and retail.
Largest stock In the city at CHASE q CO.'S, 109
Randolph street. m1-1m-
, 1863-03-27

TIE 91n vERAoSr.-1n copying the resolutions
rassed bs the Board Of Trade War Committee on
the s3d inst, expressing their thanks to the mill
tazy Of Camp Douglas, who so promptly respond
cd to The call to attend the funeral, on the 2sd
Inst, Of their brother soldiers OF the Board OF
Trade Battery, It was omitted to make mention OF
the 9th regiment Vermont volunteers, which WIS
nobly represented, and our thanks are alike es.
tended to them. WAR CoAHTTEE.
, 1863-03-27


he will appear as 'va1monde,' in tragedy, writ
ten BY himself, Of that name. The compliment Ia
well deserved; and was doubtless brought about by
the malignant abuse heaped upon Mr. Neade, by
the Chicago 1asnes, which abuse, though aimed at
HI. Meade, was intended, doubtless, for Iii. Nc
Wicker, who has proved himself too much fos the
1amef. when ualng their own weapon-thc pen
We hope to see Nr. EeaAc's benefit a substantial
one. Hc has been well known and favornby re-
ccivedin Chicago for the Last twelve years. and has
proved himself grateful for all tayo.s, By investing
largely in the city.
LAnaK GoyERNxKxT REvExrE rAoM HleHw1sEs
N CmcAao.-Tho manufacture and sale Of dis
TILED liquora In Chicago IL enormous, as witness
these tgures The Government tax on highwines,
under The internal Revenue LAW, Is twenty cents
on each gallon. Since the 1st Of February, as VIC
learn from Collector Schneider, the amount Of taz
collected Of the distiliery of s. u. Nic1erson Co.
on htahwincs sold since that. date, has bccn
4a1ou "a; Of the Chicago Dlstil}ery, So, ,o315 81
md Of J. II. Wicker & Co., s., i4T7. Total sfnce
the 1st of February from these three establish
1nents, $18,8i7.s1,
Attempts have been made BY outside parties t
suueclc hichwInea through this market, and cTadf
the tax We are Informed by Capt, Schneider tia
the measures for the detection and prcvcntion o
these smuggling attempts arc now effective ant
the game completely blocked.
.tAk cH1cAoo o8sEnvAToRT.-WcaEe are mofethM
pleased TO learn Of the srccess Of this enterprise
The faet has already been made public that ono Q
our laost liberal citizens has pledged himself Il
build the necessary building and provide tho HON
for the great telescope already secured. md tha
another citizen has subscribed Is eco Of the fund
ueceeeary for the purchaac. Some etcht or MIN
others hnvc already made thcmselyes Life Dfrc,
tors by the subscription Of $500 Others. NC a,
sure, will follow these examples. Fosles be MAJ.
cd, that in the future Of Chicago nothing Of th
her early history will be reflected upon with mo
pleasure and pride than this pioneer work In g
ence which we arc now doing. And these m
vha thus early identify themselves with 1t scare.
1ealizo the extent 10 which they are winning
name and fame enviable to ali time. The oaaee 0
DIrectorship in the Observatory Of Cambridge
one Of the highest honora OF the State, and amo
The Directors Of the Dudley Observatory are fou
the first men Of New York. We wish our clt1z,
simply to know their opportunity while 1t Is ps
inc. As already intimated, the payment Of
msrt LIE Director. The payment of 800
curea life observation ticket, which viii ad
4he Individual aud his family to the privileges
4be observatory 1T Ill times except On the spe
oerarlons set apart tor ecicntifc scsea1ch-a p
,r-. xl.:c., VIII r:o :o:e to every ;naH maay Tine:
,.y.:. It .cs l:-s donation.
, 1863-03-27

~ There WIN be meeting Of the Fourteenth
tKocrper Gasden) on Wells street near North Ave-
npc. on Saturday evening, March 18Th. Let there
be good attendance. Good speakers will address
the meeting. By order OF the WARD Coz.
, 1863-03-27

THE FREMONT GARDEN,
Dwcl1inE-EEousc Furniture,
Earn, outhonse, Hos.es Mules Cattle. Hoes WAGONS
Farming Utensils. Gretnf ftuu%e. upwards OF 1900
Lights Of Gl8~1 for Hot Beds together with everything
on tie place, will be sold
AT AUCTION.
On Thursday, April I'd, 1863,
10K O'CLOCK A. ~,
ON THE PREMISES.
, 1863-03-27

BCook McIaln, es Dearborn street and Ia
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses
ehawle, &c. Gents coats, vests anu pants reno
yated in superior manner. Bonnats dTed
paeaehed and pressed in the latest style.
, 1863-03-27

SANITARY GUT CoNcERT.-0ur readers will
notice that the Sanitary Cir Concert is postponed
until Tuesday evening, april 9Th. All persons
w!sh3ng to invest had better buy their tickets i'm
,ncdiately> Sec card from the Directors in another
column.
, 1863-03-27

THE CIEn1cAL 1nHRoo11o.-Thc argument upon
the bill for an Injunction In the Hascr case ESas
continued yesterday by Nj, Goodwin. who occupied
the entire dag in al able argument. This morning
at 10 o'clock Judge Arlington submits the matter
to the Court In rejoinder for respondents.
, 1863-03-27
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

DRIED FRTIT-,UD Ds and 10 b1!s unpa1et
Peaches ut 10c; IS brls do At 91kc.
, 1863-03-27

PEneokAL.-Wc understand that the friends OF
Capt. D. G. skelly. who was with Col. Aa1ligau at
Lexington, arc recommending him to Gov. Yates
AZ suitable person to raise regiment, by Eimi-
lar authority issued recently to Col. r. n Hongh.
The Captain IL endowed with the right kind Of
Pluck to casry him through whatever he may under
take. ~
, 1863-03-27

w ANTED-To rent, on Clark
w street.. between Randolph and sou:h Water, or
on Lake OF Eo1th Water streets, IN the immediate v
nty OF Cark street, room rooms suitable Tor a
first class General Insurance Business Call on or nd
, 1863-03-27

TIE Board or EDrcAT1os.-It is already known
to our readers that the old Board Of Education
was reelected By the Council on Monday night,
with the exception Of Nj. Wicker, his place being
tilled BY L. Brent4no. In accordance with the in
etructions Of the Council, the City Clerk has Sc
1ected By lot the members to serye for enc two and
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THE GREAT TRAGIC Artistic.
UNPARALLELED TRIUMPH 3
SIGNAL .s Success
In her wonderful per'ona1on Of
TIE FE6oHessi KEN.
THE HIT OF THE SEASON
HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY
by the elite Of the city who testify each evening their sppr
citation Of this most powerful creation.
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. q,
win be performed the new hvssc play Of singular and
beautiful interest. entitled .
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN,
MISS BATEMAN
She will be supported 40 previously by
MIX JAMES w. "AAt M Edwin 5Si iSa ADAMS
aud company Of srs expressly selected with view 70
their fitness for the characters be represented This
Drama which has become of the classics German
but will not be produced by that artistic in either Paris or
London until the coming Spring Therefore the public Of
New York win enjoy priority Of representation the play
ducsd with NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY BY Mr.
}. H. SELWYN
ERT srOEPEL
AN6 Hah6s PS HSp T
BY MONS. PHILIPPE AND Mr.. s. WALLIS.
THE CAST
will be- found to be of unusual power and completeness
LEAK Jewish Maiden.................Mis Miss BATEMAN,
Nathan an Apostle Jew ..........Mr w. Walack IT,
Rudolf young German farmer.."...Mr Edwin Adams.
Father Lorrenz the vilsge Masi'trae' Mr. g. Burnett
Father Hermann tie villsge PTsst..Mr w Lanergan.
Ludwig Doctor and Barber. MI L: Lamb.
Jacob Country Yonth..............Mr e. IL Wilson.
Madiena niece to Father Hermann Mrs n s. ChSnfrsn.
Madame Grochen. Mrs Skerrctt.
Abfsm an Old Blind Man.........Mr George Andrews.
Sarah. Jewish WOm.n Mrs h. r Giat, a1
In consequence OF the great demand for seats the public
respectfully Informed that the box book is now open for
any evening during the week.