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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS TRIUMPHANT
"S'AM THE PEoPLE DELIGHTED.
THE GREAT MORAL AND EFFECTiyE DRAMA,
THE TICKET-OF-LEAvE MAN.
continues to delight everybody The public agrees with ING
as played by any theatre in the ciy that AL the
Represented quite well aa on far more pre-.
tenous boards The 10 also good and the cpuTo
the best really dramatic success In the annals or me
more eec,ive interesting play could not be selected
of THIS FESTIVE HOLIDAY SEASON.
those who would bear In mind that, though b
pc PE Is orHER NOVELTIES
and sher EVERY aHalS e %SD EVENING"
Ct and ~ o'clock. and during the piece. -
GIVES HIS WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
EMELYsKA, or Mourn u1i HARMoNICA. -
THE PRINCESS OF WALES
An elegant Wax Figure OF this beautiful princess has oss
been AZ tf' HTI HOURS IfS EVERY EVENING
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two " ihA 'A1.' AND TWO OF rHB sMALIEsT
mon EEh lnSxn 0H
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producing music equal TO full orchestra.
inAnh TIE TIE MoSsTER sERPENTs.. -
s6ASR ss su iS nsIr ~ gfa
MENT and . million other wonders
X Admission IS cents Chdres under ten. u cens.
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NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8 1861


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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Z
Stage Manager. n Se"yS
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ENTIRE CHANGE IN THE PROGRAMME
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'A1'' = Saturday evening nest January o
70 allow for a rs RSEssis Evhs II JANUARY
Of Comedy s.. Nf s' tHs2 A saof ''''
WIN ''e CONSENSUS ~ y" CousIN CHERRY.
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Doors open al =; performances commence at7%.
SEATS SECURED THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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beautiful and startling illusion Of the White Lady and
the Spirit OF the Alps with the elegant mo0sgnt ana sun
Doors open Tours begin at T. NJ. Admission 70
Matinee l sss ssas sss.sa &
ST. PATRICEs CATHEDRAL.
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has provided Tor the convenience
OF unable approach the entrance
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touching thoughts hearts Of Borrowing millions They
will be exhibited in with The grand view OF
/. tN~ HlS HOLINESS lPIUS.Ix .-..-l
BLESSING HIS PEOPLE ON EASTER DAY
BALCONY OF ST. PETER's. At ROWE,
80 MAGNIFICENT APPROPRIATE PIECES.
These rumphs need hut to be 10 be
rectly estimated and exhibited by special request.
IJCWE'S GREAT CIRCUS.
III 100 AND 20l EUWBRY.
Performances every evening and Wednesday and sanr
~ IMMENSE SUCCESS OF MR.. ]: h CHILDERs
THE GREAT MILITARY SENSATION.
vi appear performance his celebrated
FouEsTRrAN1sM. GYMNAsTiC FEATs &c. &C.,
introducing the whole strength Of the company.
Admission children 10 cens Private Box Seats.
rs Doors at ana Z: commence ~ 2H and
7Is % clock Foot Race Tor purse OF MY dollars viii
lake place az the Tuesday evening, 18th
iDsi. r~t4 -
HcyT CHARLES, FREE AND EASY ROOMS
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/. Every Monday and Saturday evenings.
Commence at O'clock II want 70 hear good singing
and entertain yaurse come 70 the ST. Charles and you
! will be satisfied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09
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WINTER GARDEN
w SIXTY SIXTH NIGHT
OF the unequailed brilliant engagement Of ~ Et4t
~ Mr. AND MRS. W. j. FLORENCE.
Tonight and every night Tom Tayors great picture Oh
English every day life. IL .oet
The play 10 ethcaln writes District Attorney A. Oak
~ Han In his briAnl eviticl.m that wsh tie phan
Aid Society and who culpseiy leave the q the
your acting The two should together in this city far
beyond and should not receive your actors
poan Police district had the impersonaton Of the
scenes between Briefly and Will0ughby.n .t.5 =.
Comm ences at ~ Carriages may be ordered al lo'A
O'Clock. u 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

MECHANICS HALL, 47z Broadway.
BRY ants GfNsfRELS.
The popular troupe, In the following New Year
LES MIsERABLEs, THE GHOSTS ECHO, NANCY FAT,
WTfTIYWfNcK BAND. the fERFEcT cUREs ron:
PEYS BLUNDERS Pirst time Of the Plantation Festival
Scene. - u. 3. g.
But u. 3. q. II just suits me, other man;
He dug trench round vicksburg and sure you're alive
He'll dig more round the White House door 10 is
BRYANTS'. BRYANrS. BRYANT1l BRYANIb'
Doors open at 6k; curtain rises ct ~. Tickets 20 cent?
WooDs MINSTREL In, aAhts .v.u. S4
Opposite st. Nichoas' Hotel Henry Wood, Prop etor ~
cES%IER ~ AyREssSS4s
WOODS MINsTRELA 1890
Monday fna sxfs 'ns
HAPri Tk kGFHR Hco Or xuooLoeY. AAlSf' !.
CRUELTY TO JOHNNY. sn!GgY ASoLuHAL 40. p
Henry b. g. wambold, b. W. Glenn H. echurcardi. Master
Wood isaacs Brothers. schapcot. W. Pattersor, Lsis
T. Lewis, &C. Doors open at 6x; commence I% 0clces
Tickets IS cents TrE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

AMUeEMHhTs.
A 01DRHr OF , SssEA. Opera
r.: ss5 :.: :sS 3 e Isl :s: i Z
OF so'so' HEIR HERxAHs. ,
the sSs EsR '8%0y IN LONDON
" sssEsSI1 81 I I;n.'.yS J II IN
,.0a Omar. n ,b,.. .o,s ~ Beethoven. and The fol-,
i IKE SSosih1sxsEM
BsSs H HEsk fhAsE4nAEgEsv
,ocoo HEM HEM fSEssANs
70 give iu effect sSS;4I Sho'a'A'
have kindly volunteered 20 a:sisi. .vuou.Nr
81 admission 10 P;sus Balcony ana
q y ss:.s: ~ Family &
The ne sac As.Ssns 81 xasc and M
continued Of Mt Ss Ssi
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NEW BowERy THEATRE. wv 1,n..,s
SOLE sisFi'i'$2A TzSSIys sJsa
continues e sRs; Asssas MO
TEE s sass$a ya ESsSz ASR Sshsssrsu.
WIZ - ss. sssS sSSssfs$ :s;s; Ss
NIX and aR Il: sonds1iai dogs Carlo and Bsuin.
The immense spectacle SsfzRppA
MISS KATE FISHER -
NAZEPPA,.
in which character win mako the terrific Ascsn.s, Dc
THRILLING FLIGHT
AROUND the Aad FsF cHhGfa g 81 Boxes
while bound to the back VIII e sS1 HORSE.
one q inc MOST DARING AND EXCITING
spectaces ever presented to the public OF this cry ens
" - w Plumbers OF APPROPRIATION.
The favonte Actress, Mrs. W. g.. JONES, MISS Kate
Newton Miss Hathaway, George Brookes. Mr. Aarden M
| g. Lngard, N. Glaaord. Msevn
Tho Drama of the
Mr. EDWIN BLANCHARD and his wonderful Does'
W" HIGHwAYMANs HOLIDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

TIE iRiEH TUTOR
ready aou.ke with The sons Boys q kn.ennS wr,.
ON MONDAY. FoR TEl FIRST TINE CE ANf STAGE
NEW AND ROMAETiC IRISH DRAMA.
YBR DONNIE SoOGARi
Or. TIE JOLLY PEDLER.
written expresey Cor Al ---Il
Mr.. and irA BARNEY WILLIAMS.
and n which these great artists et
WILL BOTH APPHAR.
supported by The ful strength Of the Company.
The scenery oy billiard Aaeder and assisans ID oil new
and irom sker expressly faithfully representing the
decorations costumes machinery properties 40 also
new and made expressly original and characteristic Music
by b. Dodworh. The production Of this piece makes
new era 10 the history OF the Irish drama and In order 70
EoSsT LxvfsH EXPENDITURs OF MONEY AND TINE
has been made for perfect presentation.
SEATS SECURED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

yNHEAYRE rRAXCAIS-NIBLO's CONCERT SALOON
j 4 ~ EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
SATURDAY. JAN. Q, 1884
LIES PIECES DOREs." comedy In three acts BY Mon
.HisroIRE DUN 'soSU,, Vaudeville in one act By NJ
Clairvilie. ~. sts.tt.t..4
LES DEUX AyRNGLEs" Bufonnerie Musicale. By N.
OGcnbach. 81 tH Not # aM
~ The following artists III appear that evening"
Mines Levasseur, Anna Hamburg MaIllet and Donation
Messrs. Ernst DRAWER. Ed0ard, Chol, Roche.
Dcnaten and Faye
The doors viii open ~; the to rise a O'Clock
T.. NJ. OHce
reserved seats n 623 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09
MUSICAL.

IN Pianos. Melodeons Harmoniunns and Musical In
sruments Of every descpton at the very lowest casn
made Of the best materials Warranted for I'VE year,
hand Pianos, Meodeons and Cabinet Organs 10 rent
moLthy Payments received for the same large assoIt
OF second hand Pianos low. Pianos and Eeio
deons tuned, repaired. moved. boxed and shipped.
1 HOMAGE WATERS Agent, ISL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

RoNARp GROVER DESIRES TO SEE A FEw ORA.
matte artists dics ana gentlemen, at the Metropo
oel 10 day with reisIence 10 his coming IA Phla.
a rhia. lie WI lcei Obliged II those who have written
VA caI as wei O. OILERS who may desire ensneemenfA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC WOULD LIKE TO ENGAGE
n private family, teach piano. singing and alian
IL required in exchange for full Board Good reference
given address Trilo, station ID New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-09

DARK THEATRE-BROOKLyN -.
i Lessee and Manager. Mr. GABRIEL HARRISON
Stage Manager. Mr.. B. A. BAKER
YTe1If THE GREAT MORAL DRAMA w
~ frt Saturday Evening, January 81
THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN.
MI y. whiting BOD Hrerly
Mr. Geo. Meikin....... .as......... The Detective
Mr. water .ireon Jones
Mise Henrietta Irving Sam Wllloughby
Miss Mary shaw Emily b. Evromont
MfSs kate singleton EdWerde
MRS y; " Iyrren. as. ~ = WinongnpS
rup nv Mondsy Eyenins orpp
Seats for the Opera secured three days In advance
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
QUALIFIED ELECTORS. we nay

have to. say, or any facts we may present
with regard to the qualification ofimmigrant
recently arrived in this Territory, to vote a
the coming election, will not probably infu
enee the officers appointed to sit as judges
and inspectors ;pe7ertheless we feelit incum
bent upon US to correct false impressions
now very prevalent, to the effect that there
was once cours decision in California that
recognized the citizenship of the immigrant
in California from the time he left his home
in the Eastern States. No sach decision was
ever rendered. Judge Hastings, then acting
Attorney General of California, did, in 1851,
give it as his opinion-that the law could be so
construed, and that opinion was taken as a
basis of right and acted upon in that State
until the year 1862, when Attorney-G General
Pixley was applied to for his opinion as to its
legality, and in an able exposition of the fall
lacy and groundlessness of. such a doctrine,
declared that the requirements
Of the statutes should be complied with in
ofderto render man competent to vote a.
any election, viz In California, a residence
Of six months in the State and thirty days in
he county, district or precinct, &c. In this
Territory the statute reads as follows: " Pro-
7ided they shall be citizens of the United
States, and shall have resided in the Terrific
y four months, and in the county thirty DAYS,
where they offer to vote next preceding the
lay of election" Nothing can be palmer or
more easily understood, and when a nan is
allied upon to take solemn oath that be has
has. resided in the. Territory, county, ETC.,
rben he knows it is false, he should, for the |
AXE of his own peace of mind, beg to be ex- n
used. Let him read the plain provisions Of
NV and ask himself the question, Am iusti-
ed in taking an oath that / know to be
alse2 of course, he will be adYised7by his S
oliticat Partisans Of whichever party he may r
nance TO be, that such doctrine once OBJ i
ined in California, and that he can shield {
IS conscience behind such precedent, hut !
rely no right thinking and hitherto right
ting man will want to burden his. own mind q
It'll the reflection that he has, at the soicita- p
IN of ambitious politicians, taken an oath, Z
e propriety Of which, at best, is very .
'ubtful.