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that the Of Jurors constituted the sole otfe
to grounds Of exemption, and there no appeal nom is
decision.
Another test case where Mr. BROOKS, claiming TO be
emp by Of military service refused 10 make the nsees,
affidavit behre the Commissioner and assumed the Tighs
of e1empns himself also denied BY the Court FOX snas
|
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT JAN. ?5- Before Justice
BARRETT.
MERCANTILE DECISION - FoRElGN MONEY AT IT'S

BARRETT
MERCANTILE DECIsl0S - FoRElGN MONEY AT ITS
MARKET VALUE.
| l.. L. Robinson AIT. William c. Hall.-Action 10
lent ia Eng sud TO be paid the arriva Of the
parties Ia Ncwfork The defendant paid plaintiff $50 and
claimed that was all he was entitled 10.
The Jude decided thu there Just distinction be.
olu made In England and payable there aud loan
made there bat payable hc.c In English money lilo nten.
ton here was that plaintiff should receive back her f6 or It's
mony shows that on tho day OF This trial it was worth *6T
| Jud.nen Tor plaintiff.
George w Wmsae for Plaintiff A. Aiken for defendant
| SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-JAy. 2G-Before Justice
iSGRAnAa.
DECISIONS.
Mary l.. X0ler agt Jacob i. Xoller.-RcpOrt
confirmed aud Judgment Of divorce granted Custody Of
clhdren awarded TO plaintiff.
William Smith AT. Silk Manufacturing Company. Motion
granted payment OF 10 costs II motion AMI condition
th.t such amendment should relieve any default
order IN favor II any other defendant.
Lewis rien sgt Sarah A. hnotion granted pro-
Videl appellant has filed days pays
of this action this time and 10 costs Tor motion.
CuAaHERs--JAS 2S-heioie Jutics BARNARD.
YowER OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS.
The People OK. rel Robert J. Livingston act.
Douglas Taylor, Commissioner OF Jurors.-Mr Liyigston @.
No lBi Fhaye. desiring 70 evado jury duty and caaina
residence IA NewJesry wlero he Ia the habit Of spending
hs summer nontb-l applied tor az order compelling
Commits g. take his from the jury list The Com
missioner decided that Livingston subject to Jury duty
Tho Court denied bs motion Of the petitioner 0s iAs Ises0n
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NETWORK STATE LEGIsLATURE
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 25, ls65.

BILLS REPORTED FAVORABLY.
Amending the charter of the Society Tor the
Reformation Of Juvenile Deinquenis
Amending the charter Of the brooklyn Mercantile
Releasing TO the Missionary Society Of the Most Holy
Redeemer The State interest in certain iaads
The adverse vote the bill relative TO me Generai
Hospital was reconsidered on motion OF NJ FIELDS
and the bill recOmmiited.
BILLS NOTICED.
Incornoratinc the Orion Society Of New York.
AUTHORIZING he New York Dry Dock and East broad
way Railroad Company to extend their uaek. n.r
incorporating the National Association OF Base Ban
Players
For the better protection from fires in New. York.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Ny FIrIps-Rentive 10 unclaimed property
Ry Mr. DIrICHER-Kelative 10 the officers of the De-
parnent for the inspection Of buildings IN New ON
For the appointment OF Treasurers IN Kings queens
Richmond and Suffolk Counties.
Providing pay for the Erie County Supervisors for
| extIG@ervIces.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending tie charter Of tie eW.loTK nuarah!
and Indemnity Company.
incorporating the Portchester Savings Bank
incorporating the New-York Studio Ba.lding Asso'
citation. ,,.,, a.
Enabling the Trustees Of the seamen's Fund and Re
treat 10 borrow money. 49,
The resolution OF thanks 10 AdinlfaI foieI anu "e'
Terry were adopted unanlmoGsy.
Mr. FIELDS moved that the Attorney GeneieI De re-
I
Hudson River Railroad Company has FOR dsoonilnuhg
their regular passenger trains below
New.York and 10 operate a city LorseTaI~ay between
Twenty ninth and CLambers-sts.
Tie motion adopted
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS NOTICED.
For a Bureau Of Assessments IN NeW-l orK.
To incorporate tie Masonic Savings Bank.
INCORPORATING the East River Ioll.gate Company.
To incorporate the New-I0rk Literary C4AD.
Relative 10 Savings Banks in New.Iork.
Relative TO tie Total Abstinence Society a new
York. T.,
To regulate the freight tariff Of express companies in
To regulate tie fees Of the County C.orL Of New
York.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
For steam ferry between Egg Harbor and Green
port. ri, r..,
To amend tie charter Of the Republic Fire Insurance
| Company.
| Relative 20 rnsrshals IN New-Yorf
| To amend the charter Of tie City Of Roehes'er.
| EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly held a session THIS evening the sleca
order being the State Bounty bill. Progress was re
ported and the whole subject was made the specia
| order for tomorrow evening
quotas by Congressional Districts. Adjourned
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRArrox.-Thcre wa.

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATroS-There was
n meeting Of the Commissioners Of Emigration yostor-
day afternoon, Vico-Presldent Curtis in the Chair
Resolutions were adopted in memory Of Mr.. 1hos c.
Brown, formerly IN the employment OF the Board and
recently deceased; when tho following monthly state
ment submltted
Egmbor of enisrants arrived 10 Jan 49, 85.... 2l09
Number OF emil grants arrived since 10 Jan. 25... rs
j'ti
10 date Ia 5I73
1875. 1904. 1893. 1902.
Number II inmates Ia Institution
wars lfllIid ......s........ lNS l,tII III BIO
Il!tnff jan T. abli 81
Afsrr gate Receipts 20 Jan Ia.......... - J44 %
Received since "a Jan. ~, Tor
uon Of passcnsrrs Ac............ ilG9 ~ 9ll3 g.
s527l9 -
Dihur'cnents ~ Per previous accouu,
. 10 '.l' l".''ss. .s'ss...s.ss......... +J.hi.IJ
Balance IN Bslk........................4 1888 30
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was held yesterday Dy coroner Hnmuc' az No w NV
ineton st. on the body Of Joseph Meyer; On Tuesday
iast the deceased while at work building at the
corner OF broadway aud Twelfth.st, fell from the
second floor to tho cellar receiving injuries from
which be died soon after his removal none LIE ieaVes
q wife and eight children
FIRE IN GREENwICH.sT.-Early on Wednes-
day morning fire broke out In the fancy goods store OF
Isaac Schwarz No. SO Greenwichss. Before 1t ex
tlpcuished the stock Of goods was damaged to the
amount of s5O00 insured for Sc 900 in city companies
The building ID owned by David Ramsey, and iS dam
aged to the amount Of 81, 600; Insured.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY. - Henry
Smith, German aged IS years. residing at No. l3s
FORSYTH st. yesterday rendered IS counterfeit bill on
tho Me,ohapts' and Mechanics Bank Of Troy at the
tickle. office Of the Erie Railway Company. He was
told that it worthless and then tenderea So pa
on the First National Bank of Paterson N d. altered
from a one He then arrested, anl III DIS POSSES
sion was found SGT in good money aud number Of
other counterfelts Justice Hogan committed LIN IN
default Of $1,000 ball
REPORTED SUICIDE OF i BROKER By LEAPlNG
FROM A WINDOW The 9th Precinct Police report tha'
shortly after o'clock yesterday morning HORACE T Wsa
| ing a well known broker residing Mt no. 10 west
Thirty.t st. while laboring under temporary ~.
Of Insanity jumped from second story back window
of his residence almost instantly sns h' IN. late
dence of the deceased for the purpose OF hOhng an
inquest The papers in the case had not been iet IN
bv moi fnished Strong efforts have been made TO hush
u the case Our reporter called at the house during
tie day but was informed By person who proesssd "
be the lawyer OF Mr. Gushing that IL was not poshNe!
certain that he had committed suicide and that no one
unless officially connected with the Coroner wouid Do
allow ed in the house.
REAL ESTATE SALES Jan. 2t-By A. j. Bleecker,
Son Co. Frame cottage and lot No 100 ypinh,s' o'
rs f. by about $50 feet 750 Cottage and lot no 95 or
y.unth IT, 20 feet by about ly2 feet $3.50 Do 90 10,
about 1874 feet deep $780, Terms IS per cent cash % per
cent mort gage eli 800 vacant lot south side fIty seventh
It, 800 feet east Of secondsye, Is feet BY loo foet inches
si.7oO. I'scan: lot dnpins same dinen'ion' Ti''''
| ADVERTISEMENT
| BAYARD TAYLOR will deliver the fourth OF a
course Of Lecture. for Rose H Soldiers Relief Associa
ton" at Cooper institute. On a.
| THCRsDAr EVENING, Jan. 70.
| Subject" Ourselves and our Relations"
| ADVERTISEMENT
NEW SARATOGA STAR SPRING ATEs-A
Vt. Haa md r.
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Spoken.

Bark Persia (of Boston, 22d Inst. a7o NJ, Frying r~
Shoal ~. T.. miles hence for savannah. -,
B0rk showinl white signal with red border ard Two
balls Ia center 10Th inst, lat u 20 on 81 ST. seenns > s
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NEW SARATOGA "SrAR" SPRING WATEs-A
So, vin,al Wa.ertryi H. Be sure and call for Star
spIins Water. Depot No. % Baro!ays. Sewi ors ,,,
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BELOW

shlp Mariana Noitcbohm, nom Liverpool
Blrk Rambler.
Bugs J. IL. Novins, Eastern Star
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fAdvertisement.I

BAYARp TAYLOR will deliver the fourth OF
course Of Lecture. for the Rose H Soldiers Relief Assoc
ton" at Cooper institute. On a.
THURSDAY vgyIyG, Jan 26.
Subect-" Ourselves and our Relations"
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SUPERIOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Notes of issue for the February, General, Special
and Trial OF this Court be 6led with the clerk q
or before Saturday 18th inst.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TERx-JAx. i-Bsiors
Justice McCUsS.
DECISION.
Samuel Burney agt. Elijah c. Standardization
granted Papers In Clerks Office.
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From Oar Special Correspondent
ALBANY. Wednesday Jan. Is. 1895.
TIE BOUNTY ELL.

TIE BOUNTY ELL.
This bill continues 10 absorb most OF the inter-
est about the Legislative Halls AID was discussed at
special session OF the ssemby last evening and again
occupied most Of the morning hour to day. The Senate
Committee have not yet reported tie biz back 90 that
has not been considered In the upper house this
Ing IL s painfully evident 10 all wbO watch the some
what tedious discussions IN both Houses that but te
progress is made toward harmony Of views ana
but little real light shed upon the subject.
To-day. however proposition was made
10 dcpart entirely from the principle Of State bounties
and revert 20 that Of local bounies as NJ present the
law simply fixing uniform rate Tor each Of we ihree
several classes Of volunteers in al paris OF the State
This plan which urged by Mr.. Gleason OF snfolk,
aud Mr.. Matthews OF Sullivan seemed at once 70 find
favor and q special committee consisting OF Messrs
Gleason Matthews and Pitt was appointed 10 perfect
bill on this basis and the MAKER is laid over until TINS
evening when 1t Is expected that We committee VIII
report II is not unlikely that the bill VIII eventually
pass IN this shape.
THE SEw-YoEK CITY INVESTIGATION
The Committee Of tie Senate. MesIs. Munger,
White and Humphrey leave Albany TINS afternoon 70
e1e NJ ~ til YorI Civ Goycrnment Mr. E. F.
Underhil is 10 act as stenoerapher 20 The Committee
Nobody whether on the Committee or of It, seems 70
feel In the least degree sanggine that any important re
suits are 10 be obtained b. this Commission in tie brei
period which ii Is permitted to give 10 the matter
TIE PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Large delegations Of hfemen are here from TIE cities
comprised IN the proposed Fire Department District,
and are opposing the measure with Characteristic vigOr
and effectiveness Indeed from the number Of leading
officers of the Department now engaged in watching
the mining OF the State machine il is be feared that
large fire lust now would find the Cities Of New York
and Brooklyn in most unprotected situation Inc IN
dcatons are that the bin viii pass N spite Of this oppo'
sion.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
SeratorFiells this morning. introduced resolution
calling upon the Attorney for Information as 70
the night Of the Hudson River Railroad Company to
~ ninhst and 10 establish horse railroad on the
lower part oftheir route. The resolution wGs passed
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~ The Internal Revenue for January
amounted TO one mi llon and upwards per day.
W-The Savannah prize cotton now in New
York consists of H,5l0 bales upland and 1,3si
bales Sea Island cotton.
s-Advices from Chilli say that on and AZ
ter May l, the coasting trade of that country
will be thrown open to vessels or every nation.
This will have the effect to increase commerce
with San Francisco.
SItfs said that the deficit in the Treasury
OF the Imperial Government OF Mexico is twen-
ty millions of dollars annually. The Emperor
has a personal allowance OF two hundred
thousand dollars.
TrThe rebel General Forrest, commanding
the District OF Mississippi, West Tennessee,
and East Louisiana, has established his quar-
ters at Jackson, Miss, and is conscrlpting que.
riIlas and sending them to Richmond to be put
into the Army OF Virginia.
IL Queen Victoria's income-two million
would be fat one to tax.
~The members Of the Illinois Legislature
have voted to pay themselves in gold.
~The passenger earnings Of the Illinois
Central Railroad during the year 1854 were
81, 800, ,39e 55; gross earnings, S, ,329,4 ,447.20.
III A man IN Dryden, N. Y, lost his wife
Sunday, married his servant girl Monday, and
both went TO the funeral Tuesday.
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BANKERS.
- on NATIONAL 90
.OU LOAN, .oU

7.3O NAT5oNAA I62N. 7.3O
Mr. JAY COOKE, of our frsn, having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans, we
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
U.s.7-3O TREASURY NOTEs
These notes are issued, under date of AUgas. Is,
1864. IN denomonations of
$50, 800. $500. 81 900 and S5 900,
They bearing interest at 73 10 per csnt per an
mum, and have coupons attached, payable in law
ful money, on February 18th and August 18th Of
eseh year The principal will be paid in lawful
money on August 18th, 1867; or, at the option of
the hslder. the notes may then be exchanged, at
par. for
Us. FIVE TWENTY BONDS,
redeemable at the pleasure of the Government at
any time after FIVE years, and payable twenty years
from August lst, 1867, with interest at
Blk PER CENT IN COIN.
psyable semi an nually, These bonds are at pres
snt worth in the market about NINE PER CENT
premium, from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest. ana there is left net
premium upsn the bonds of Six PER CENT,
with a prospect Of a much greater value st the
date Of the n aturity Ct the Seven Thirty Notes.
We receive in payment for subscriptions the sew
eral issues of
FIVE PER CENT TREASURY NOTES,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also tax
Certificates of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds of ell issues at their current value.
Full information furnished upon application in
person or by mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
7-3O NOTES.
In order to prevent the mutilstion of these notes
the Secretary of the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not nego liable snless all the un
Hatured coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE & CO..
feb 1dtf Bankers.
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TORN FOR SALE-I have for sals twelve or A.
Steen miles from the City, . lot Of CORN, which
than the market price at Wsshin gton This pre-
&C nts good oppoI for Psrsoas having teams
&. MORGAN. corner Nd, avenue ana 18th street
6feh H.2ANtf
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The Abolit,on of Slavery I'M I.onisiana.
NEWS FROM REBELLION.

In Attack Expected freM Grant-Grsans
Of the ebels-T hey are '.In the Crisis oil
their Agony. The Public Life is IN
Danger" because the Confederate Senate
efgses to Arm the Siaves-C0tt0n Hid
at w iImia.ten.
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New 1.3O Loan.

We desire to aid the Government Aeentin bring
ing to the notice of the people this new Loan
which is peculiarly adapted to temporary invest
nent the notes being more OF the nature of cur
ssncy than long bonds and therefore more readily
convertible into money.
The Notes will be i.sued in denominations OF
$40, 500, $500, 81 600 and 5000, win run
three years from AHgu Is, 1854, will bear 8 10
PER CENT. INTEREST in currency Tor one cent
per day on 500. payable half yearly, and at ma.u
rity will be redeemed in currency or if the holder
prefer, will be converted into $50 bonds. bearing
six per cent. interest in gold
We are authorized to receive FIVE per cent gal
tenders in payment of subscriptions, allowing &C.
erued interest to date of receipt.
fsbstf LEWIS JOHNSON & 90.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

CRAND SACRED CONCERT,
TRINITY CHURCH,
Crder the direction Of
sI6HoR sTRINI.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1853. at 7hpN.
PRoGRAMME:
Sss whispering Angels. A,ssa
and sods.s Of
3. SOLO tas Soprano" with Verdnre Clad - Haydn
:. Organ Voluntary.
]. Duet and Chorus" Magnify eho.
2. Solo soprsnoc,i viii extoi Thee o LoTd5 Sosts
J. buet.."i vii si1s Thanisi'----:. -D9ni1et.i
{. Solo Solo fSs, Basso and ChorasL " '
sor''. Verdi
Tickets OF ad mission, 81; 20 be had at the Book
and Music Stores generally and 81 the door on the
evening Of the Concert. fe % 3tt
"DRUNK ON COLD WATER"
The humorous Lecturer and original psycholo-
DIR. B. BROWN WILLIAMS.
will give short series Of his amusing Lectures at
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
commencing
MONDAY EVENING. Fsbruarye7,
,sd EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
81 S O'Clock. r,,r,,
ON WEDNESDAY ANB SATURDAY,
commencing at 3 O'Clock.
THE DOCTOR PERFORMS WITH GENTLEMEN
FROM THE AUDIENCE,
and by mysterious influence causes them to laugh,
tance, to court and kiss. and became drunk cold
water. Disease and pain produced aud cured
SPIRITUALIsM
PsYCHOLOGICALLY ILLUSTRATED,
WITH PLENTY OF LIGHT"
astonishing and amusing the frmest believer.
TWO HOURS OF HARMLESS MIRTH.
Admission. 80 cents; Reserved Seats, 81 cents.
have ali lI festSs %
Il 81 ocs e da Sssw
Hall, Dr.. Williams guarantying success to the
pupils. fe 25-1t'
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
IMPORTANT EXTRA NOTICE.
ON TO MORROW,
SATURDAY MORNING, Feb, IS,
The following schene for the
SALE OF ALTERNATE SEATS
will be opened
SEATS FOR FIVE ALTERNATE NIGHTS,
commencing with the srst or second.
Orchestra Chairs ..-........---...........Sl .Sl2
Dress and Parquet Circles. .-.......----
The sale Of Single Operas will rot commence
until
FRIDAY, MARCH Sd,
when they will be sold st the following prices:
Orch hsstrs sChsirs.....,...---.. .-.......S2 50
Press and Parquet Circles s. 70
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIE great success OF the
OPERA TROUPE
in St. Louis during the recent season there in
duced the Director, previous TO his departure for
the East, to enter i1to an engagement for return
ing before finally closing the season. That
rsrgement will positively preclude extending the
season in this city beyond the
TEN NIGHTS
advertised. 1t is estimated that upwards seven
thousand people made application for seats in St.
Louis after the entire house sold for the
son and we're unable TO gain admittsnce upon anY>
terms. hence the Directors determination to re-
turn after fulfilling his en- ageInent East fe2i
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OXFORD! OxFORD! OxFORD,
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvanis ayeDus
STILL INCREASING IN POPULARITY.
ALWAYS AHEAD POR NOVELTTES
CONTINUAL INCREASE OF COMPANY
Last six nights of
Ell NIEO EDDIE,
Ell NINO EDDIE
The Infant Biondin. and the best Tight Rope Per
former in the World "
Last six nights OF
MISS KATE PBNNOYER,
as the FRENCH SPY
First week OF the grand Ballet entitled
LA ORIENTALs;
or; the Ladies Of Pekin on Frolic.
Alice Franklin. Virginia Oharina. and Is other
perfarmers, who appear nightly in their great
Challenge Programme.
FOX. OURRAN & NORRIS, prop'rs.
Monday next will be produced Aazsppa or. the
Wild Horse Of Tartary. in which piece Miss Kate
Raymond and Mr.. o. b. Collins will sustain the
principal characters,
Washineton's Bir thAay-TWo Perforua ueas
Afternoon and Evening.
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6KUvEK'S YHEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. near Willard d HoteI.


PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. near Willard d Hotel.
BRILLIANT FAREWELL SEASON
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA
chRG csSh Ans hNs6aU hyr ooNbHoFoRR n SGoToR
LIMITED TO TEN NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1865.
GRoy ERs GRAND GERMAN OPERA
COMPANY,
FGT III FsfeEf AkfsSfsn
sfGTTenffy SF Sonsncss 8s.
MARIA FREDERICI:
Her last ppearance prior her de parure for the
MADAME .6HISNH bfnSSfsltn RS6fFEE. SGaFi;
EnfsfsS sgFfss 1Gf p;
MISS ADiLINA MOTE. D'"NA'
Her mf1H sTsi ipse1PhGfs soPhis i Szft zTftsSans'0n
MILE PAULINE oASissn:s RFi%A s'aS'st'''
MISS THERESA WOOD.
Prima Danseuse,
Prima Tenore Robnsto.
His last appearance prior to his departure for the
rHEopoRE isGHi[ahn HABLESaN.o NAN. opera
Prima Tenore Lyric.
dls lasL appedidnCe pIiol W MS departure tor Eu
SIG. GIUSEPPE TFAatMdARo.
JOSEPH HERMAss, '''"A sN0fe'
KARL FoRnE9 Tbs Great Bssso Profundo'
The Renowned Basso Profundo,
Re-epgaged expressly for the Season in WASHING.
1sADoRE LEHMAN GA
HEINRICH srE1NE6K%h1' baritone
Marion GraG Basso Butfo.
Otto Lehman. Basso
NJ Edousrd Hairner Basso,
Alphonfs Urchs, Baritone,
Madame Ernest La Roche. Seconda Donna
Mad Margaret Zimmerman. seeonda Donna.
Madame Matilda Berger. seconda Donna.
THE GRAND CHORUS
Has been largely augmented by special engage
EXPREssLY FOR THIS OCCASION.
TIE GRAND ORCHESTRA,
VII VII b. susment.d b, addition Of the d,tIs
excelent orchestrs aresdy employed at this tbs
ater,
The Director earnestly hopes that the lovers of
the Opera wi!i assist in securing a large season
sale, IN view OF the very great expense and neces-
masnifeence. The sale Of Vi Sa'h
SEASON TICKETS ONLY
vi" THIS wednesday, MORNING, Feb. %,
at half past nine O'Clock.
TIE PRICES FOR THE SEASON
are fixed at the following rates:
Dress and Psrquet Circles (lo operas). Sis
SEATS FOR SINGLE OPERAS
Will s0A'IfRfs FRiD1Y az MORNING, mar.hs,
at the following prices:
Orchestra Chairs. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Dress and -PaIquet Circles .--.........-.'...s5 Q,
f6EcaxsERs OF SEASON TICKETS.
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LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET
USING AND INSTRUG GTIYE
SEATON HALL,
Corner of Ninth and streets
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH,
MONS. DUBOIS,
HUMOROUS PRENCHMAN,
will deliver in English, his popular and amusin o
lecture,
SUBJECT:
FRENCH BLUNDERS
ENGLISH BLUSDERS
AMERICAN BLUNDERS.
E.BHWhsrever Professor Dubois NAV pro
pose to eliver his lecture, have doub it will
be received by his auditors. as it was received
here, with grest sal isfaction.
"Ix- Gov. JOHN H. CLIFFORD
Tickets. s. cents: Reserved Seats, 81.
Doors opsp At t7-commence at6 o'clock
feb q 3tL
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WATCHEs, JEwELRY, &c.

WAToHEs' 'E"hIh1, @0'
LARM0UR Co., Light street, Baltimore. IN
yites the attention of purchasers to their choice
stock Of No WATCHES, EXTRAORDINARILY,
&e., SILVER WARE. PLATED WARE, OPERA
GLASSES, sPECTACLIS, TABLE CUTLERY
&c, at low prices.
Watches and Jswelry repaired In the best man
per by the best workmen and warranted. 1s A-3m
I LILIES eAREe, the caleb atsd OHILLED
Il AND WROUGHT IRON FIRE AND BUR
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