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Amusemenis.
RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.



otthe great Prms DOans s PARErA, guided solely
owD In America for her own pleasure and reposs Es is
happy however to announce that encouraged by ths re"ep
eiusn. citizens who wish to works Of her
repertoire and especially singer Of orstoo music wherein
rTEspaY 50 AZ i9Sissis EVENING" J.n. is 1860.
grand sAcRENtND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, :,
The occasion will afford Mr. Bstemsn The opportunity oi
pfesentne the gems Of Handel aud Mendessohns sapbme
wo. ~ilh the same completeness that has been SO highly
TnE BEsT AVAILABLE TALENT
.ffuIL' AM AND &C COMPLETE ORCHESTRA
VIII add that grandeur 10 the works which they 90 impefs'
tyc'y demand Nothing Indeed w be omitted by hlr Bate
abe in the musical history OF Brooklyn. where Is wei
.aered must. Is heldin soe high ard ropeI este. M
best 'ppoved OF tic irperoir introducing
not only s weIinown members but the special artists en-
- " '''' ''''''''i PRoGnaMME.
- PART
" '''''' '''"'''sSs oscisTRi.
Af' Hear '' I'r'sI. MLLt fiia fAaipx M''a'l'''A'
J. Solo Violin, "Apdsne fuale from Menielssohn
Concerto in Minor.
T. All, Ths Trumpet ,eal Sound" Judas aAccsbrn'
M in CSIc. c. cAaPGEI SiiiI md aa LEVY
0RcHEsTiis
" MI Anu" ''''' NILE. PSTEPA. ''''''''' '"''
~.
Overture
ORCHESTRA.
g. Air Nv long hair (. braided Amber Witch Wallace
MILE. PAREPA.
j 500 biSin fge.
HERR CARL ROSA.
sony IY' NJ Ma Sia,' s. c. ciiiM;iFibiE:Ii.
Air "l Bacio,"
MILE. PAREPA.
g. Solo Cornet Carnival Of V~nica" .Paganni
Mr. }. LEVY.
T. March, Wagner
ORCHESTRA.
Tcbe' 81 Reserved Seats 81 cents extra Tcsets 20 be
bad AZ the Academy OF Music and Root Anthony Co.'S No
ri Sssau-s-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The unexpected haste oftne pr"pa'ion. for the rsent
concert will prevent the regular opening OF the ticket office on
Monday morning the usual hour Tese,s howryrr viii be
printed ia time Tor the sfrmoon which will commeber at
the ACADEMY OF Music brooklyn, and Il Root Anthony g.
No II Al O'Clock Monday moon, precisely,
anh rnniinne nn,l the eve OF The cJncrn
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In onjirct!on With The cr'ebrsl-d
CIRCUS TROUPE,
comrsng the following
GALAXY OF EQUESTRIAN STARS
Mr.. EATON STONE. The orirfSsi bsfc.hark rider:
MI CHARLES SHERWOOD, Nr. LAN9WOGTEf.
Nine. VIRGINIA Mis-, hsfEiIA
Mr.. JOHN FOSTER Ns,ter CHARLES SHERWOOD u.
NEW AND DAslilN0 ACTS OF iiORsEMAHSHIP.
sir JOHN COSkLIS.
whose wondsrful fssts with aCANhON-BALL are the per
STRENGTH BEAUTY ASD GRACE.
Previous the Crcns the Eastern rxtrsvsssnza Of the
ULUsrRIOUS STRANGER, Or, u thR.sO AND
BURIED BY the TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY.
w. b. HARRISON, Es.smporsueoss Singer
Miss EMMA SHE'LL IN fsncy Dance:
8REAT1IvIHDC DCU3IpSIrIFS. -
THREE IMMENSE GIANTS, THREE DWAaFs TWO
CiRCAsSIAN GIRLS, LIyINn sEELGTON, IANAOTu
FAT WOMAN. .GLASS.BLOWERS. =
Al6ino Boy, Cosmorsra. Learned Seal, Happy Family
aud Grand Aqusria. 700 CnTio !.ies.
AdmI.sion 5D cents Cbiar.n under ten IS oents
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Ocean 9teamers.
Oyy1os op WILLS, FIEeo Co !
E1PREss ASp r .HnnT E1.hHAT

Ovyos on WYLIs, FAEe0 20, r.
arv'fohAD No 81 BRoApwAI NEW or ShssGIrIc
CLIPPERS Of FREIGHT I.iI IT.. !" rss lss TYs9's
SC01hiT soFNYs PACiFe MAIL sIEAMits; sIEc'istn;a ~.
.s .rs prrpsres rreeve FRElGhas Islands Cen
Amscs .nl West Cos, sonih a. n,oadssy or feisb.
81, I,ie. sppIy., Opr Office, No u p'O''"''' -
&c. ssr. vii sail i.s ll.h and 2s o. esro
a.. ss ni'in, on SUNDAY Oh preceding es.n"S'
- .i1sy 1si M r-cei we'd on day o. % 'n Cn,i.,
P.sb, most be de'eIca s'seS 4. :, 10 6. rosaay
b. o isdinS WI ,rss. g wibe sent by each ''esnc ah'
HI rlo.. a 10 a. N on Sal M 1St'
o., No. bs., VIII close a. II. a. N, ,..,h,,s will
' ;esss OF oar up town eustoEeis ic"ei "s 80 -
sor eon' ine. .,,ooitsu Hotel and The dock 1901 o.
Cansisi. . -. win he on sale n the Office OF the
oui hsn1es - out Offices No 81 broadway and OSa'''
lOss ...r-, ,,s ,,ps, he In Government srvcl.
f.t r,elanss Son Francisco ior Hle np. ,.ssel
;, tte wires on Hfsi toss'. ,,,,,o.
California 0''P''' WELLS. FARGO & CO.
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nor CAMDEN DIRECT va RARITAN

EOR CAMDEN DIRECT Va KARlTAN
l. AID DELAWARE BAY RAILROAp.-faIe AZ -.
curon tickets good for3 days, 50 On a,d s,tef JASuAhi
ls Tom Par No Eofsh River T., rs =. ~. tIpress
. Tongh 20 Camden hours Passenger for Barn. ai
TDc serton arloato Egg B5rbor City 6c viii take this
tain Al ~ NJ aiion i- arriving iu Camden
n D. m Ff.ishi for Czudsn NreaGi 6c VIII be taken at
Lou, Rate IL delivered before u O'Clock IN reach
Candeu the ,suIc r.s.. w :. sstDEN Superintendent.
J. n BILLING a - mt Pier No. 4.
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OLYMPIC rHEATER
" Sol. Lessee and Msnsseress.. Mrs. JohN W0Vn @
(Tuu xsTABLisHNrSr DOES NOT ADvEhrhh IN 'as
AEv.YoLK HEfALD)
MONDAY ENtNlN0. Jan. is.
AVID EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
will he presented tue beautiful romantic pay In nve sct en-
titled 1890
On TrIE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.
Written eIpr-.slyby II. Wilkins, esq, for the eminent
and hyoIite artist
NJ p. l.. DAVENPORT,
viii appear In his original chsrictsr a. performed oy MIN
EnsIand Ireland Scotland and America with un-
T,iS RgAUTlFuL PLAY
Lhound In besntiin setnens patriotic Inspirations $40
sIns pc,nre and crcis md will be presen.ed with
A POWERFUL CAST INCLUDING
Mr. J. u. S'rUDLFY,
who will make bic hr-t spp-Nancr q, tits theatr.
In accordance with q uniyrI al desire,
Mr. z. l.. DAVENPORT
viii shortly spp.nr In hi. great character Of
SIR GILES OvERREACH,
previous 20 tho production Of
OTHER NOVELTIES.
Door opea q, II O'clock curtain rsss prscissy -
O'Clock.
seAts s~cur,d three days ia advance.
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

hudson RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD-On nnd after Monday. Jen. l. 1906 sins for Al
b.ny anc Troy connecting with hO..hs ard WoefH trans,
will cave New y cfk a. follows ..,
73O "a. via Hudson River Rai;road fhlriiethn. ard
Ter -. .ye cODnec ng with oI North ani Wet
via IGdon River Railroad, connecting "ith Norto
ern and Western trains =,
Al a n via lisrefn Rsrosi Tweny-siIh.t and Fourth.
ave. connecting w.tn tsains ioI North nld " eel. -
2 IS D. n Viz f.Bdsou hyer Barora connecting II Troy
" N trsin fof HoriIca Nh f.repins aurs attached 80
AIS n N va Harlem Klifosd ciibg az Albany wiih
est@rn tains snd st groy with II. aud d and T. and b.
roads for points North. y W seeIug-cuTf sitacheo .
Or. r Gndl0n River Rc.rpHd' ,fs'Insenshom .,e"'
Va. 10 .ag and sr,eucn Bridge without change. Ao,
10 Msurss viz Saratoga Tb.s trsin runs on -ubdtys
10 D. n vis Hudson River Railroad with 'ecIinzeai' Al
sosed courecnr st Albany AID Troy with morning 'sH'
Tor Nor ia aad Weff. - 90. ,,,.
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Ocean 6teamers.

EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-BLACK
L STAR LISE-Ihe nrst csss, fact sailing steamship
MARMoN, Capt r. r. War.sw will sail from Pier No. u
North River. on SATURDAY, Jan. ~ At o'clock p.
This line Is prrpaied 10 receive freight at eli times dar
ig business bCur, be pier, No - Moth River. Fol
light passage hsvn elcglrt sccommodaons apply 10
X. LOWDEN. Agent No. 81 W slist.
Gro A FosDICk. Agent st New Orleans.
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ONLY AMERICA LINE 70 ENGLAND
W aud FRANCE -lar Ncs.Noys AID Have steamship
CopponN first cia.' an srsulslips AKAcO and FULTON
lavng hean tholuu-g viii iess. Pier NO North
Iiver fcT HAVE. cal !ne % - mouth. a. follows:
ARAjO ....... ltSaY =. nlp'pES.....lan ?o l"S.
IgIrON....JANF s. y oIfoS. ........Feb. IL, ldt
ABAGO ......uENRy \. 1ApspSS.... ..Msrrh L. 1855.
tULTON.....isrrs 4. WoTTos. ........Arril H. lSle
And cvefy 2d rly- thrre8itcT
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAID ~ GOLD.
fiss csbn..........slJs - second cabin.
Thfon-h i06e-F % Lonlon...... 43eItrA
An eJplr.erc-d s1reeon on board.
The company va BE- responsible for specie or vansbrs
unics biz Of ladac having the vaae e4Pessed are ssed
tAf reoT.
For further information sTply 10
ISAAC BELL Presl,nt,
No. Broaaaay. New-iot.
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Station In Ntwi iOrt, corner So
and fourthsys Entrance on Irsats se'enIh'sI
TRAINS LEAVE Ew.YokK:
FOR New 100, SOg(kI.,1 llJD n IL H. tbtJ
400 (Er..l 3.f5, 80 and BOO (ETql p N ,.,r ~ 4,
For Bridgeport 100, GO1. tkx.D llp M ILL., 'rIJ
AGO. (EI.} 345, 40 add 800 tEx,l p. M. ..,
For Milford and Stafford 100. liJ ~ Jt3 @S p 10 90
For Fairfield Southport aud westpor aoo. iL"~ H. ''
<30p. - .o1 ,,r ~.
3Oi. (Fr.b rs, 4aO. $50 800 (LH..l o. m.
For Dssen 100, 30. Il.a0 m. ia4s 80 30 n: ,.
For tifeepwich 100 aJD Il3D IN. 3t9 49, ~ ~
For Stamford 100 % EIl $50, llJO M ILi' IA'
400 (Ex) 3E, 80 80 $50 900 tESl N ~ m n n,
For Fort ChesteT and intermediate stations. IW Wv ~
= In. 3.ts 40, 80, $50. 100 p. NJ. ,.
CONNECTING TRAINS. - !, a,
Tor Boston. via sprin gbsd. sOos u. (Ex) 800 tEh'
For Boston, via Shore Linz. I2l5, (E1.l 900 p. m m
For Hartford and Springfield so0 g. IN. (ELJ Ii'' "'"
FI, aWp. IN.
FOR Corn,ctlcut River Railroad 500 (L,) ialsp N
10 Montreal 800 p. m. TO Northampton. -, ,c ,
Foe Hartford rrovideuos aud fi.hkl Railroad 500. 'Ei'
q m. ;'2lJ p. III no..J.
For NJ Haven Sew.London and stoningoa Railroads.
zoo a. M i2ls. 800, 800 m
For Canal Railroad. l2.l5 0. IN. to Northampton
For Houssforc Railroad. 10 IN
For ksngstick Railroad, B0Js. m, 400 p. .
For Danbury and Norwsk Railroad. 100, so ~, ~
Cenusai0us Sleeping Care s,.sehsd to 800 m, train
! JAMES " HVyT, suSS
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WALLACK';. rsurn v.,,.cr
(rHis rsriBLisHp,sT DoKs NOT ADVERTISE IN Tss
yEw.rodK BERALD.)
Open Q, a oc.ock. B.ginsst8.
The srel, dertrui wnss the Extraordinary And
gre esly. succe. III drsfnsti,~d s'oTy Of
HENRY DuNBAR,
rsbders Il Incumbent the Manager to unorree h'
repetition -
IBIS EVENING,
a-. rvrry Night nntil further notice. ,
the Drama by Taylor .sl founded on Ai's trsdion'
colrtgsied novel cn'i'ied
HEgRv DUNBAR,
g. tn, CurcAsr .
MUSIC h been eomrosei expressly Tor tho Piece By NJ
hoisutan,f. -
sCESFTY rs.n,.iby Nes,r. I.herwood and Mse1er.
D noco viii bc sven VI the hrst representation o she5i
dan ;roat Comedy, ~
THE RIVALS.
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CENTEAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEi
" -Psseuref md ilrrit prp,; in New ork, foot oi
b-ry. connects n HAMPTON luLcun with tbs Deb nate.
Lish Valley Railroad sud s co'Irciiors iom ~ dire =
ne Psbursh AID he West. without cLsse of cat also
70 the OH rsf on.
GEEiT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two E1,res Trains daily iiou the Wet 'IcsP Sunday,
when evening trnil.
Oue .rin dsily tsIcepi sarrdsysj ~ the oil region
sixty mrs snt t.1 hours .sscr by ths nn' 90 Chicago
Cincinnati. 81 Louis, &C with tui one chsnf. q oafs.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Comnencin- Nov. -. lfS-L-av~ New YORK ~ follows:
At for Esstol. Msucn chnDI, WiamsIort, Wilkes
bsIre. Mshsnpy City, &c. 49,
Ian TRAM, s., ul for femington. ksE'on. NA,er
Gsp Wlkesbsrrs Great frnd Bin-hamton rte
sa m.-Neseru Express FOX kss;on, Scranton, Great
Bend Allentown Hes4,g Harrisburg. ftsbursh and tue
but ch.g OF 20 Cincinnati dS ChcsEo,
ard bot two ehsizcs % -. Louis. . -
u n IsAIS--For fsstor, Allentown, "such thuns.
Nike,bsrre WilAn,po-i Reading, Poii''iLe Harrisburg
&c. ,.,,.,
Allentown. 9snch Chtbs.
8 %. rn.-Fo..sonl,I Z is sod Foninston. 80
p In-Eypress tren Tor tie on Region and fHe daily
except saturday
6:30 y. nl--For scspsrvile.
: D. rn.--for Scn,sAue - . .
leutepn Rsaaiug Hs-rishurs Pitt.huyeh and the Nr.t
sleeyn, through from jersey ciy 10 fiitsbufzho cry
EITZARETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
I,av, New YoTk foot L.Dertys t 10 g. IN ~ y IN
Tickets for the Wc be Obised AZ tue office Of M
Certra' Rsrost Com sny, foot OF Liberty a., " H., a. NO
A,tor House NJ No. n 52s spd 9 BTosd~sy and OF the
prDoipll hotels JO5lAH O. STEhhSs. Superintendent.
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WOODS THEATER,
w Broadway, op?orii- s.. Nichols. Hotel.

Msn.grr. .....................GEURGE WOOD.
OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY. JAN. Is 1865
stag. enlarged and s aud torn spscity Increased
the Manager bss spared neither pains nor esce in contr1
bsiiDg the pleasure and conior Of a ns Oy inc gems
raj arrangements and appointment oil hs iAeats "Aen ss
O' MOST MOST cHAsTE and ELEGANT Description.
He has much satisfaction IL Announcing engagement To-
GREAT NATIVE COMEDiA n and "a aRAcTEnACTOR,
Er. T. :. CR RASFRAU
together with the world famous ,rS ma.,hsss
IaNlON BROTHERS,
proberatics but decisdy locs gsDIa in three acts
and any Number .IpG"S 4 ilPlss,S s;i51 ,k6bSo Sc
written by Tho b. De Walden expressly for the puIpess 81
introducing n .,,.,-,,,
INAEEW CHARACTER,
HANL0N bROTHERS
an oppor. rni,y Of oxbibiiIg their marvellous
OySlNAsIlC and A. O8ATiC FEATs,
tho "'''e COMBINATION 'SsninS OF ATTACHMENTS
which enables the Manager 10 snn lncr A. ths inosi
UNIQUE ENrEarAINMESF
'''' '"'''' '"' 'DRAMATfs r. RsOyE.
acknowledgements v. =. CHhNFRAu
Reuben. ..........'dr o. g. Daseopor
Windbag. g..........'...''...... W, VIZ. pCa'nIo
Tom........................... tngere kberls
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. henrietta Osborne
Widow. ............ ............'rs Edward Nrigm
Misses Henry James "slsh. Newton, and Mes. Sadie
Tray, Annie h.uy Frances Uin'an Gilmore CaTdne'' &C.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR; ;:r.::... HERR sEissEEHERA
or:stsfa of:s.sas Ssssi. e. ps.,s oss SS,
Doors open I; performance coime ce. ct u O'Clock pre-
cisey.
SIX DAYS ~ ADVANCE.
GRAND MATINEE
every WEDNESDAY, commenting at u o'clock
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STEAMBOATS, anS RAILROADS..
L,RIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foo

L'R1E RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
~ Of Chamber-st. via Psvonis Feryi
H. Day Erprcss. for tsn,bdsg1s Rochester, Bpdao.
Sann,ncs snd West Connects Buffalo With Lake Shore
snc ursnd Trunk RLiwsys. aud At Salamanca with Atlantic
40. Great We,tsrn Railway.
~ r Milk ard Way Train, daily TO Otisvils
II M. Express Mail for Buffalo Ssanisnca and Dun.
tirk connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and Great
Western Rsilvays.
80 IN Way Traln, for Port J-rv, .nd Newbursa.
- IN Night Express, ioT Csnsnia.us RocesIer, Budta
Salamanca ard West.
P. Lightning Express daily for Csrandaisns, Rochss
ts4. futao. sssnancs Dunsiit aud West Connect, st
n io with Lsse Shore snt Grand Trunk Railways and at
81 iIfsnca with Atlantic aud Great Wes.rn Railway.
Emisrent Train. daily. ior Bgio. Salamanca Dun
kiTk aud West - -
HUGH RIDDLE. Gen1 supt, New. York.
WN II. BARR. Cen'i psss. Agent. Htwio
M ORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
tt PANi-toos Of barcsy.st.--Ou and siler Nov. ~.
ho.ning mall trs tor EaeIe.to~, ana incrnedias eta
tone will ie4vs it d:SJ Nail Express Tor s rIHous
west VI MilDufn. 4ih Mofri.towu Express st5
;. SChoCH. Atsisiaut Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.--Trans leave
~ foot OF Corianets. for PHiIsDELPrIA 10 and II 20
" n-. ant D. NJ, and ~ midnight. for BALrisoxs
and WAsEIssroS. q. snf m. o. u, L. shL
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ONLY DIRECT LINEsto FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINEsto FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONrhNYS
NEW LINE or flRSTCLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NkWyORK AND HAVRE CALLING AT
BBEST
The splendid vessel. this favohe FOR the
Con inert the following.
WASHINGTON ......Jf0 f04 30 horse power.
JAFAlFIIE.........3,lt ,lt 3 ehorse power.
EUROPE ...........J .Jt .9OO-hOr-e power.
NAPOLEON lN.....................l,VJ VJ horse power
sr LAuRENr.......i ibuildus).. power.
TkREIRE. ........... tBnidiuRl Rl......Grr.t power.
VILE De PANS....( .(Bui.dinel.........Or Great pow,I
DEPARTURES FROM NEH.YOak
Pier no. 80 y. River.
VI NASTINCTON. II. Sarnont.. thfpi Y...........Feb.
EUROPE, A. A.D1chesGe........F March 2
CIrrvisg only Cal.H PGsseaoe-s
PRICE OF PASSAGE. lN GOLD
TIrsr Casfy. &lI Second CABIN. go
including table wine fr either cisss.
Passengers intend to End at Nrcst viii BE- furnished here
with Isiroal ckei-. sud the bsggar" checked to
Paris soa.u. cIsc u - icT sris AID o. ioE seeoai
Meiicai ch.ri-1rf l.fs ~ 81 -.
fog furi.-I in.cSf aiior rfp.y To
6FO. sACKTEIIE, Agent,
Reno, 81 f-'w 20. 60 No. - frpsd1sy.
At r,ris u Bou.cv.r'. De, CspGcines (Giand Hoell
A. Hssro. Nn. iSlilN . 90
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE for RIG

limited STATES MAIL LINE Tor KIU
~ DE JANElRO. calling at ST. THOMAS, PARA. PER
hAMbt co and RAliih every pip.-Ile UNITED STATES
I'D BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY viii dispatch
nSnsy TIE 2slh Of each month al y IT,, from Pier No
Sorth River Of thc frs.clas stestnihps ihc
fORIH AMERICA, J.. r. TiKzBsAss COmrlsDdeI, WI.
ssve or MONDAY the 23th Of January An experienced
turgeou l. s.seted n .tHeinshi;. All letter. must
erorsh the Po.Oc- Large o,s Of n-ayy freight Ht low
efss FOR FREIGHT pss,ase sUVy 20
TIIOaAs ASEhCiO ! Co, No. II Broadway.
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DRYANTS-MECHA HALL,
ID No. l12 Broadway above Grsnd-st
First appearance the greet bar rs.in- psf,
Mr.. ROiLiN HUWtiD. -
snresss Of Mr. Chas Hepy's Song onne Home Fhthsr
IITTIr Mac AS JOCHO. THE MONKEY.
lei PaIl- Frsncaia Inc hahdhon p1o,oeIs.
Crusli, TO johnny. The Bed h"ys; me 1er.s' S"'
Nsl.s seymour, Dsys Rsra L,.ls lac psn eF5an'"
Puoue,. soc Family Circle. 3oc. Private Boxes. So
THE FOURTH EXHIBITION IN NEW.
i YORK of FRENCH. E.,DLlSd and FLEMISH
PICTURES.
Open daily from q m. to p m spd on hcNDAI rc Ms
1Gl}TRsDtf EVENINGS noE Z TO 10, at tho eIUDlC
LDING, No. IS TEErHST. ..
r. GAMBAKT. Director. r. J. PlLsF See
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.

i COAsTWIsE COMPANY viii di1pa.eh ~. Al Steamer
SLAG O. w Brown Afs.tcr, en- WEDNESDAY. Jln. II.
Hgp a. froia Pier No - North River foot Of Warren g.
rrRsr CABIN PAsAGH. 80: SECOND tAbiA, 5I, Is now
scoying freight AMY Conpnys Cfce, no. lis West,
wznen.t. OF 70 Ii. IL. DRCWNOND. No. - Wsllst:
ID. n. CARKINUTON.
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fafksLK Is GOLD.
rsssss by TIE Wednesday steamers; Fir, Cabin. 40
usras. S5s. P,ysblein d. s. currency.
tSs-nt,u dso fofsUdei 10 Hstg. IfzsabIrs. Bremen
- II 1odosss Es'es
ee'sgs ps"age from Liverpool OF opesn,ow,, so Yolt
- %st9airsea. Iickes he bo.X-t hsIs ~ peT.oas
eochg Ion their frends
'g ,sT,h.t in'orrsc spply at "a, Company ofc.s
!ohN DALE. AgeIt. No. IS Brosdw.y. hewYcrk
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NIEW.YORK snd NEW .HAVEN RAILROAD
isS, WiNTFB ARRANGEMENT lSes.
COMhENClNG kOyEMB 20, Isos

Pasnzer Station In New iors corner Twentys,vsnia'I o.
And Fou-thsvs Lntlsncs Iwsats s'seS SeathsL
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6iluatious tUantc0-femaIrs.

A y Intelligent German person who has ex-
~ rcencr IN houseloe,iur snl family sewing wi-he.
SiiNSTlOI as such hddfs,s or cal on s HAbERKOEN,
No. 33i BowcTy ,iiri 0oor.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-03
Scale of Depreciation,

The following Act, in relation to the scaling
Confederate Currency, from the time of its tirs
issue to the end of the war, passed at the recen
session of the General Assembly:
A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT T.
ESTABLISH a SCALE OF DEPRECIATIO-
OF CONFEDERATE CURRENCY.
WHEREAS, By an ordinance of the Convention
entitled IAN ordinance declaring what laws
ordinances are in force, and for other purposes,
ratified on the 18th day of October, A. D., 1856
it is made the duty of the General Assembly
provide Il scale of depreciation of the Contcdcrat
Currency from the time of its first issue to Il
end of the war; and it is further therein declare
that all cXccutory contracts, sOlVablc in none.
whether under seal or not, made after the deprs
citation of said currency before the 1st of Ma.
1861 and untitled (eycept official bonds and pen:
bonds payable to the State) shall be deemed
have been made with the understanding that the
were solvable i'll money of the said currency,
subject, nevertheless, to evidence of different i.
tent of the parties to the contract; therefore,
Be e,tdcfed by tie General assembly Of tie Stu
of North- Carolina, and it iS hereby ehdcted by
Iuhority Of the ~tn,e, That the following scale {
depreciation be and the same is hereby adopt,
and established the measure OF value of OF
gold dollar in Confederate currency, for
month, and the fractional parts of the month t
December, 1864, from the 1st day of Novcmbc
1861, to the 1st day of May, 1865, to-wit:
Scale Of depreciation Of Confederate currency, IL
gold dollar being tie init and measure Of colH
TJ0,u NOrpuIFj. lSt 1851 to Nam LIST 1865:
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-03
MAY 3, 1866.
GENERAL REMARKS.

Revenue Stamps may be used indiscriminatel
upon any of the matters or things enumerated
stamps, for which special use has been provided
Postage stamps cannot be used in payment
the duty chargcablc on instruments.
1t Is the duty of the maker of an instrument
afhX and cancel the stamp thereon Ifhc neglect
to do SO, the party for whom it is made, ma
stamp it before it is used; and if used after til
cannot afterwards be effectually stamped. An
failure upon the part of the maker of an instrU
ment to appropriately stamp it, renders him liz
Bile to Il penalty of two hundred dollars.
Suits are commenced in many States by othC
process than writ, viz: summons, warrants, pull
Hcatlon, petition; &c, in which these, til
original process, severally require stamps.
Writs of scira facias subject to stamp dut
us original processes.
The iurat of an affidavit, taken before a Justic
of the Peace, Notary Public or other Officer dull
authorized to take IffidavitS, is held to be ceI
tihcate, and is subject to a stamp duty of fv
cents, except when taken in suits of legal proceed
ings.
Certificates of loan in which there shall appes
any printed or written evidence of an amount
money to be paid on demand at any time d,
Notes
The assignment of mortgage is subject to tn
same duty as that imposed upon the original il.
hundred dollars, or any fractional part thereof {
the amount secured by the mortgage, at time {
its assignment there must be affixed Il stamp
stamps, dcnoting duty of five cents.
When two or more persons Join in the eXecutiO
OF an instrument, the stamps to which this instrl
ment is liable under the law, may be affixed
cancelled by one of the parties
In cOnvcylnces OF real estate, the law Drovid,
that the stamp affixed must answer to the valu
of the estate on interest conveyed.
No stamp is required on any warrant of attoI
ney accompanying bond note, when sue
bond or note has affixed thereto the stamp O
stamps denoting the duty required, and whenevt
any bond or note is secured by mortgage, but on
stamp duty is required on such papers, sue
stamp duty being the highest rates required fl;
such instruments, or either of them. In such
case Il note or memorandum of the value d,
nomination of the stamp affixed should be mac.
upon the margin or in the acknowledgements {
the instrument which is not stamped.