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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20
JUHN EAUJHE
A. gARRIERE,
O Q. SAMPSON.

A resolution accompanying the report. on
the same subject matter and appointing
aFbisrasors on the part Of the city, under
wentits first residing, and was. on molten,
laid over.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

The whole of the walls and other briokworl
throughout shall be carried up in horizontal courses
8recuted in proper bond, and crested in the mos
careful, substantial, and best workmAnlike manner
perfectly true and plumb according to the height
and thickness figured on the drawings.
The joints of all brokwerk not plastersd shall b.
afunat v1sffurlr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

The PRIV sink in front yard shall be dug 6 feet
below the level of the banqustte the bottom to be
covered with two thiclSnesseg of inch Aatboat
panks and the sides walled up with II inches wall to
the heigh Of the floor said sink to be 4E0 feet in
clear and oemented inside. a
There will also be q sink in prison the dotted
lines denote; said sink to be dug feet below the
ground. have ID inches walls, and measure 4xl6 in
The clear we'll ceInented inaide this sink shall have
cast iron cover feet square, moving on hinges in
cast iron frame. Each Aink 10 have 9xl2 inches
ventilating anes carried mp in the brick walis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

The doors OF the prison shah have 4 strong and
Well-conHtructed iron franae, made out Of 21<xl
inch TepneBgeB iron measure feet by feet in the
clear. Tbs door % to be maas out Of TenneBase
inch round iron tches apaFt from ooutro tocentre
riveted Well 10 1l inch iron frames and crJssbars
said uroasbnra TO be one foot apart. First quality
locks such are customary ID other pEi1ons, are to
bsfastaned on IN secure and wOTkmaniiks manner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

sllla eonEt zocnn shall b dniahad IS pag draUiug
eA Gle Tbs necessary pi11lQl9nD aade of tho afor94
aeecftnn4 neSroN AqelpA, The glcp9 "a eanh ai&a
totS mAfo 81 * inch tread and pf irch rs8rs.
Ei1h n1Iot6 and raiurHef noaing. ~
me fakiIns aknuud the Judge and Clerirs dogk
shall han handa11ao nodded MahoEanY 81 walnut
haldIaA laountoa On flnQE sqtned mahaENnr OF
Hainpt b inches In liaMsEqr 4n6la HhaIi
he a hen ard apprbrfIata niataRnnf " flnut
t19f4 ue0te - rsaI panins ed Of th1 railing
ings dut ~ 1tAtQaAny of1HAlnnk and caesR48 with
zrsou cltths al16 The Importers t1bls. +
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

The tor Of the .eanala With oorniceg aud proiec-
tions of the dome aud fhe fat top under the otna
ment shall be covered IN tAo very best Workmnuliso
manner With 12pouu0 naeots perlY frQoFads
iapped, AID spioefsq whey Fsleillss thn hsahinfg
nffnnd the hA9e q the 1dn1 ard an those required
enilnnsF And ether lrtq q The roofn6 ahal
ais TH5i6 nf tha eopper sna TN work saail Is ex.
e8ntad With The best quality Of brazsil c1ppaE and
aophle cross TN in tna xagy baat ard leqst
lila meHfat and W1frMutea Mes ffnm lgNaa for one
ye1r hit1r ne hnfdinEB aFe hHiahat. d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-20

ResogUed, That Permission be end the same
is hereby granted to John Doell to erect q
bakeoven on the premises No. IA Serapuru
street. fourth district, provided the same be
erected in accordance with city laws and
ordinances, and remain during the pleasure
Of the Common Council r.s
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge of Having Counterfeit Currency.
Yesterday Mr.. Bell United States District Attorney,
appeared before Commissioner Belts to enter GRIM
inal prosecution at the suit of the United States vs..
Augustus J. Levine who Is charged with having In
his possession counterfeit notes representing the
amount Of $780, United States currency. The evid-
ence given against the accused, which was acquired
from private source Is to this effect "A. B. New
comb, United States Deputy Marshal, assisted by
officer Bergin, arrested the prisoner on Park row, on
Tuesday last and conducted him to the second pre-
cnct station in Beekman street, where, on being
searched, the counterfeit notes referred to were
found on his person. The prisoner proposed to the
Deputy Marshal to retire with him to private room,
where he would settle the matter but the officer re-
fused to comply. The case adjourned for ten
days, and the accused held to bail in $500.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

twenty-five passengers and the mails for Havana;
the James Adger for Charleston, twenty passengers
and full freight and the General Barnes, for
Savannah, twenty-five passengers and good cargo.
SUICIDE OF GERMAN WoMAN.-Yesterday af
ternoon Coroner schirmer received information
that Winnie Ludwig, a German woman, twenty-five
years Of age, who had been but twelve months in
this country had died in Bellevue Hospital from the
effects OF poison administered by herself. Deceased
was taken to the hospital by August Jasper, her
brotherinlaw, living at No. 226 Chrystie street. II
was stated that Miss Ludwig having been sadly dis
appointed In love affair, took the matter much
to heart that she removed the phosphorus from
three punches of matches and swallowed the poison,
when had the desired effect in terminating her ex-
stence. An inquest will be held on the body to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRT-lx ADMIRALTY.



Ferdinand L. Hansen as. The British Steamship
Louistdna-This case was resumed at the sitting OF
the court yesterday morning with the taking OF oral
tertimony Ex-Judge Beebe, being sworn testified in
reference to depostIons he had taken on board the
Louisiana, and those depositions, being identified
and testified to by Mr. John McGowan, notary
public, were given In evidence. Richard Mes, who
was second officer on board the Louisiana at the
time Of the collision, was examined and gave testi-
mony on the subject The Auguste Louise made the
days, and put In there for letters of call. being
on her trip to Tralee, in the adjoining county OF
Kerry, In Ireland when the collision happened, on
the Sd OF April, 1857. She had on board cargo of
$500 bushels Of Indian corn, and the amount OF The
suit pending involves claim OF about $4,000 The
testimony on both sides was closed and counsel will
sum Up this morning,
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E y r o p e.
THE NAPOLEON PAMPHLET A LURE.
French Opinion of Disraeli'S Position
Towards the Irish Church.
Lord Stanley on the American
Naturalization Law.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba, Captain Noodle,
which left Queenstown on the 22d of March, arrived
at this port early yesterday morning bringing mail
report in detail Of our cable dispatches dated to the
Goth ut.-one day later.
Che Bohemian journal Narodnf Ltstv states that
Prince Michael OF Servia has replied in the most
categorical manner to the Cabinets Of Vienna Paris
and London to the effect that he had never the in
ton to break of his friendly relations with his suze
rain, the Sultan. He expresses his regret that the
Western Powers should not have appreciated his ex-
plantations at their Just value
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
COURT CALENnhR-THlS DAY.

SUPREME URT-CHAMBERs.-Nos. 81, Ss, 152, 1853,
15i 155, l67, 2iS 249.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 7s4, 100, 800,
70T SI2 Sl0 S0o SlS $40, S22, S23 1885, S2T $780, 632
S33 $685. $751; S8S, $50, s4O SAL S42 S43 Si. s49 $685.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
SUPREME COuRT--CHAMBsRS.
Divorce AGnirs-DecisiOns Rendered

Divorce Administrations Rendered.
BY Judge Ingraham.
Jane Hoace Us. charles A. HO,ce.-Report OF referee
confirmed and Judgment of divorce granted.
ROsolte yVorthein.er Us. Simon WOrtheiner.-Re-
port Of referee confirmed and judgment OF divorce
granted.
charles G. Weber ys. Louisa Webber.-Referred
back for further evidence.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

Miss Flora Morton, aged eighteen, committed sui.
eide in Utica on Tuesday evening by shooting her
scn pOst-tnortem examination revealed con
diton Of the girl which, IL anything, might 20 far to
Justify the course she took TO cnd her earthly piseres
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

ne says from measure Of violence and spoliatiOn.
LORD Derby would not have ventured to express hiu-
seI IN such explicit terms. The new Prime Minister
postpones the question to another session. We ask
was IL possible to deceive Ireland and the
public more completelys And yet in these
declarations we have the final determination
OF the goyernment-fOr Mr.. Disrael, pressed to
explain by an ncisve speech from Mr.. Glad
stone; did no more than confirm what Lord Mayo
stated respecting the intentions OF the Ministry.
both spoke OF Ireland in the most friendly terms
but never did acts present more striking contrast
win words. II Ireland could be satisfied with
phrases we should say that members of English
administration expressed themselves in regard to
that country in terms more gracious, amiable and
conciiatory; but these concessions Of language can
not be accepted in place OF the more substantial acts
or justice that are looked for. Mr. Gladstone and
MS friends are about To assume the initiative fl
measure ,Chtch srtU inter the Protestant Church Of
Ireland as a State establishment. That is the reason
why Mr.. Mcguire withdrew his motion, not pressing
1t to division. That course 1oaS decided on p1i0r
TO ne discussion. The opposition ana the ministry
toM haze to measure their respective forces when
the motion respecting the Irish Church shall be sub
mitted to the House OF Commons.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
FIRES IN MARCH.

The following is list OF fires In the United States
for the month OF March last where the loss has
reached or exceeded $4,000 in single case:-
The New York herald., 1868-04-03
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Sales of New York and Brooklyn Property
Yesterday.

The sales yesterday at the Exchange were not so
wei attended rs on the previous day, and bidding
was less spirited Below are given particulars:-
House and lot, 800 West 3Sd ST. 2ox block. s22 500
House and lot, lGl West 4Ith ST. 2lNI00.5 80 GOO
lot, corner 10th av and 10th ST, 25.2XiJ0 1850
/ tot adjoining, 25.2Xl00.. $50
lots adjoining, each 25.2XiOO oach......... lips
lo', corner 10th av and 124th ST. 252xlOO. LOO
LOT, l2jth ST. 100 IT of 10th ay, 25xl0O5. 132O
lots adjoining, each 25xlOO.5 each l,225
AZ private sale, by VIM. Kennedy, three lots on
avenue 25Xl0O5 each 81, 600.
BEOoKLlS PROPERTY.
The following sales OF BROOKLYN property occurred
at the New Ork SalesrOom:-
BY JOHNSON MILLER.
lot North 18th and Jd SITS 20XS0 G. IIogg 81 1876
I lots adjoining same size, G. ilogg, each ..... s25
lots North 7th ST. n 5, commencing 100 # w
80 st, each 2oX1OO, G. liogg, each. ......... S75
lots North 7th st, II 8, near the above same
size, Hogg EACH. S25
Plot Of ground on Grand st, ;, commencing
7l.6 IL I'd 81, l026 It in front and about l97
# deep. Irregular, w. r. Tnurston.. 900
lot ON North stu st, SIS, $50 # of I'd, 2oxlOo,
2gore lots, adjoining, H4 front, Hogg, each. $40
House ana lot on Clinton st, G 4, l6.oxl5X75,
stories, brown stone, SC. &c Broom. S,1oo
fuAer.. 1900
) Robinson. $50
House ana lot adjoining, same size and style i'll
every respect, Deboron: 400
W
The property below described was disposed Of ut
the City Salesroom, Brooklyn:-
By JAMES COLES SON.
NO. l53 Adams street. near Concord first class four
story and suo-cellar brick dwelling house, contain
ing AZ rooms, elegantly finished, with modern I'M
provcments James V. Dubenell, $1o,5oO.
No. 10 WlllOughby street, the three story basement
ana snb-celiar BRICK house, between Jay ant Law
renee streets containing Is rooms and modern I'M
provcments, at private sale, s1l,500.
No. 10 Greene avenue, near Carlton avenue, the
three story basement and sub cellar brown stone front
house. containing IA rooms and modern Improve
mcnts, X. Fisher, $4,000; also two vacant lots on
Carlton avenue, rear of the above p Cassidy $5 lOO
No. 6S Hoyt street, corner Of Dean, three story
basement and subcear brick house, with modern
improvements, J. A. Pafard, SIS, 800.
No. 63 Madison street, near Franklin avenue.
two story attic basement and subcear frame house,
containing IL rooms J. Parey, $4,000.
NO. ~ Main street, two story attic basement ana
sub-celar frame house, containing ID rooms, Mr..
Driscod, $500.
ny W. W. BOCKUS.
Three lots on the easterly side of Tenth avenue,
betweed Braxton and Sherman streets, two blocks
from Prospect Park J. NJ. sullivan, $e25.
Fourteenth street. south side, three lots IL 1eet
east from Fifth avenue, J. NJ. Shannon $3.50.
No. IL Hanover place so feet from Fulton avenue,
and one block from the junction OF Flatbusn avenue,
two story and basement brick house, with extern
sion, containing eight rooms and bath room, gas
and gas fixtures and water In basement ana parlor
noors, John J. Blankley, So, ESQ.,
-
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BRAiTsAU- tues,
FREDDIE BRArrEAU aged 4,~~.
/ inc friends OF Inc family al ere ere resn .
Court street, Brooklyn, on Thursday ar
s'i SssT,,~,. w,,,',n,s.,r On Ts.,s,-
I Aug cline i i. N Browne. '''''' e
attend ten 'v the funeral s ' on Thu.sday morning
O'Clock from No. 81 South Ninth street.
c4 A, 10Y; On Tuesday, December 81. PArR'o1
His friends and the friends Of the family,
members Of Go d win Fire Company, NO. 4,
specially invited to attend the funeral on ~
morning at half past nine O'clock from IT J.
CHURCH, brooklyn, where re QUEEN mass will be
the rep SO Of bis soul.
CANNON la Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Decemr
CoRaELiUs CANNON. a native OF Mount Charles, Pr
Inyor, county Donegal. Ireland. irg-lae 57tn w.
age.
attend the funeral from his residence s oS sq
street. on Thursday afternoon, a. 1.-Two oclooS ~ ca u
Cemetery
ssssss II sr1 1s Gss
Tue friends OF the ia nilv ar REQUESTED IN a,.x :.
funeral ,his "wednesday nteraoon Al one o Ssond
olsey, from the residence Of der parsnts Ice Il
DAY-On Monday, December 80. ErrzA Vic
samnol W Day and daughter or The ,, .s ~ WHe
con. "nnain III
The reIatives and friends bf thu fo,n,lr -.
attend he funeral from the Reformed p arc nvsa
o'clock. s' - u'es9
Gsyaon I'm this city. on Efona.v y
mAnaAnrr Garsan the 6oovsd wo ~ o bScc%Dsr
tho 2lh wear of her ago eY Tho nayish ~
county KILKENNY Ireiandl fA1'n " Siou&n
Tho relatives ana 1rlen1s .re r&n.c,n.,,
attend tho fnneral, this Mo,nesdJt srsarno nv.sa
O'Clock from her ale cs,aoca ~ ~ oA|
street and Lexington avoae Ter @ains W w IL
70 H qa,vary T,m Taesga W bs9ssseanaln
only son OF Thomas OK ana Halle = ~ na,.s
vear 4 months aud 7 dIvaT " " '
Relatives and frendsjarc invited to attend the
sarvicea n, Grace cbilrcbT Torsalv., straa, No
MGR WiiIiomsbnry On Tbursd.y narain,,
O'clock. The remains will 30 taken 20 Rvo 5y x
pas eeven oclSoS r new HaV n tram o. III
HAlIlnAs, aged IS years. '' -
n5 s,rsr anu ,n ,ena s n are resps2uy
avenue. or thursday afternoon al onol o'clocS
KlJLrHEn-On tuesday Decembe1 iii srleuy
10 ~ears and ali II months y 'efis' in'
1be fnnara, viii tqkc placo on Th,r,k.v ar,rn
two o,c,ock from dc rrsid.nce of chkr,S N
Fer Mvriic street Corner or Evargraast sw.a
ivmi IL Il s00't ~''Ta
'In,s,ora Kens,,x-y ,.,d yvcs,e,.- - K
Kraa-suddenly. on Tncsdayss c v,s RsyasS
residence, Fordharr. THOMAS KER, S'"osi o.
Notlce Of the lupcral In to- momr ro,.r
nj ssnnya On Monday. DeOsms %, '. joas ,.
IN r ~ aiy 0oo aid friends ., A.,
ru1Iv ,pv,ied 10 lticnd his n 9,pe are res
noon nj two ocpcl, from his atc rssiaanna 1s
sacramento end Now Orleans r,nors n,s.s. -.
McuoEnx On Tuesday. DseomOsr 81, after rly
Mccormick. ''"os " Ais
Is Ridge stree on THURSDAY ateraonn ~ s lesi L
McssrFnry-On Monday ~ t r, ~ smo cf
M1sArrnny' his Yoth ve.y Isy'An"ef o. Der
Tie relalivs and friends mr. e.ncc,eru -,
attend tho anora from his "a rsslaarsco NV aor
one o,cock SsJ Afternoon
Oysrrs--n Monday, ,)eccnk r 40 .ro,,., a.
a.ed a. "a. q months and N ~, ~ 'os..V : VI
As Ills - ,S ies arc respectful W. Sy;sa >
funeral frn 2l5 First stree, oaLivn n nn1en1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01
A rusInu l.il n0liAklIC CASE.

From the On land Herald, Dco 81.
we have received Fl Correspondent. W Dssso,,
account m tho alventt and death OF Maria MAJ
Kihhv' nor deaIn said havo taken place in thi7
on tho "a day Of Aug iasl- ,,,.,
Tho corrcsLnnde that Miss hicoy 49, ~
4, = MN pausIs,A lilies living In Erie county,
State The grs parents wors wealthy, out s us,
solved to ltaTo thea 10 70 with Niisl lnoy III,
slate separately. b. n few hours Ia adyssce.s
went to Tnleto, then fssrrued to Tromont whe
glri mot him, and hsta vent 70 Icledp, Niles y
work In manufacturing eatabshment u
and tho Cir pedded oranges ard cigaTa Sho VI
fearful Of pursuit hy har father THAI at Fremont Cd
sualed male ATTIRE and this che vnra constantly f0
years AS he couple were walking in Toledo ono
Ing policemen overheard Their conversation, dil
cred mo ee OF. tho disguised girl and sho was arr
securins release By DOMINIC her proper apparel
two went 70 Nas@cs tho Girl again taking
clothing ~ her " Niles got aposition rs en q
on tho nl(hvllie Chattanooga Railroad, audi
Kibby his Han. After sene time spc1s n
way n Feturns birth, went TO the Medoc gold
sv,n m"f sod The = sTI s,se
time on her fe,a sikness. Duras all tia time o('
travel and works together ihsg we're lawfully ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01

A NEw FRat-t SUBSTITUTE ron OoTTor. --lns
ar lie Holly snvi,us tmissl Rspyrfer has been shs
specimsn Of re Tanle plant tho new subsufu
cotton Ths abr, Is described as Of ane slossy
or even texture ind Of great asresg.h. y can " y,
bIned win NV or wool. The plant Itself, hara
vigorous. MT affected BY long periods q rau
ssends y Hvskthsr equally welt with Gotten:
been go with success IN Mexico. wnstR(
i 4 mskes 4 brsps POI year, aAd y,sids
ssvhs buut eoupds per ecfc II heara ~
srown fro x roote and sstoona only.
!. .. ssss I a me sss'''s = sssS 11l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01

472 9urLnn's A Hs5FBNEy THEATRE. 81
The Great variety Theatre d New York.
! Sloriqss New Year . An
- Full supply Of run
MANNER MATINEE MATINEE
ALL 1 Al a SHhFo aiiocrE
ArlrfEhAN6655Ns . 1k j Ev h.s'fi
Doors open ~ i O'Clock. Curtain rises at2
&C., THURSDAY NIdnr MORE ssSsxTfoSs
NEW YORK CIRCUS
~, foarseen'h street. opposite Academy Of Music
WiiTiNNEE 'iiivtiiiY DAY. Ai n, W.
M MAFiSEE E Eyt'r2a b DAy AAfFas
EyakY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
- Tu:. iMlEasEIA SUCCESSFUL
GRAND COMO PANTUMiME,
E Tiis N NFsHs 81 81 B BtsDsD.
w''h has ben sP r SSp sP VIZ COSTUMES
ASD MkdSiFiclSf iFroiSfaESfs,
- NOVEL, o JsEgSs TeASsTS2ysyroSs
Of the most comca description, received at every repre-
''"'A' SHOUTS S1ff GF i.IuGHrER AND APPLAUSE.
i'''''' = " 4 pj sUrhRS DISPLAY or
EXCITING ACTS IN TIE ARENA.
introducing s II sfS Re tISfEE AND AcnoBATs
attached . lG ffGfr sS 81 SSs 70
AND dYMNAsTiC SKILL.
MATINEE AT THE CIRCUS
" Every DAY A ~ O'CLOCK.
MATINEE AT THE CIRCUS
EVERY DAY AT az o'oLook.
hATINBk A. me CIRCUS
EvEaY nav - o,cLouK.
zTArINEE AT THE CIRCUS
- EVERY DAY - ~ oCLocE.
NTArrxEE At TIE CIRCUS
- EVERY DAY AT 2,G O'CLOCK.
-
NFArINEE AT TUE CIRCUS
" EVERY DAY AT aE O'CLOCK.
MATINEE AZ TIE CIRCUS
- EVERY DAY AT AZ O'CLOCK.
MATINEE Ar TuE CIRCUS
= EvEnY DAY Al * oc1ocK.
MATINEE AT tux CIRCUS
- EVERY DAY AfsS O'CLOCK.
MATINEE AT THE CIRCUS
= rvERg DAY At az O'CLOCK.
MATINEE AT THE CIRCUS
= EVERY DAY Al a,1 O'CLOCK.
MATINEE AT TnE CIRCUS
- EVERY DAY Ar az O'CLOCK.
MATINEE At Tns CIRCUS
EVERY DAY Ar az O'CLOCK.
AgArlaER Ar TIE CIRCUS
EVERY DAY AT az O'CLOCK.
- l----.-~~~-------
HrArIEER AT rms CIRCUS
= EVERY DAY Al * o,cI bcE.
A vEW FRONT SEATS FOR DICK Eks, LAsr READ
| n legs for sale w. u. aIBS0F'I, sSa Broaiway.
Tosy rAsToR WILL 4, RECEIVE rs FslEs 1,.', a
A grand banquet 81 TN will 10 01e. tf TIE Ud Woma
nL0 Lived 6hGe vii proatia. Nkh at4Al Gnna Pax
toIniraa xtl na tka lesAlra eah
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MARBLE nIANTELs.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Married.

WkLTEEtus
AvrRY-LYiIAs On Monday evening. Decembey
the residence OF the BRIDES father, by the Rev. "
Reed, CHARLES p. AVERY, of New London Com
HATTs A., daughter OF William Lyman Esq, OF thi
Brown PATTERSON On Sunday, December
the Rev. sir. Ferris, Mr.. CHARLES A. BROWN, O
Hampshire, to Mss MAGGIE PArrrRsos, OF this city
MAcCARTAY-O' iCALLAGHAA. lin Brooklyn, on Ia
December "a, by The Rev. Caleb Clapp, Mr.. G
MAccARTnY,- of East Troy, Wis, to MISS LIZZIE o'Y
GHAs, OF Brooklyn.
sIEwARp--HALLoRAN.-con Monday December
New York, BY the Rev. Isaac III 4ruttle, WILLIAM
STEWARD, Of Rochdale, England. to AMANDA
eldest daughter OF Richard Halloran, Esq /, OF n
city. III
Birth. .ern COZ
SERMON Tuesday morning. Decem- ma ana,
ETA STERN, wife Of Ferdinand Stern, Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01

MIR. CHARLES DICKENS, READINGS. READ
III iag but -four n New York previous to Mr. Dickens
tour In the United statcs u respectfully announced that
Mr. Charles Dickens will read To- morrow night January
1T O'Clock, In Stelnway Hail. his Doctor Margold tor
tho first mn IN Ancrca and Tho Trial." from '.pick
wick Friday. January his .Chrstmas Carolr and
doctor Mstigeli' and 'Ihe Tgial.n from "PicKwck;"
and Friday, January 10, his nicholas NIcklcby cat Mr.
Slncefs' school and "Ar Bob sawyer's Party" from
"ckwcS" Reserved seats for Of the above readings
So EACH be purchased the box Office Seinway Hail.
daily, from . A. M. to +. NJ, and from to 8P. NJ.
NtR. CHARLES DICKENS RRADINGS.-"DoCToR
wi Nargoll" for the first time In Amerca) and 'sThe
Trial" f.sa ''Pic9wick," at stcnway Hall, tomorrow
night, at go clock.
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ITO LTr-srRAM POWER Or Any CAPACITY liz
- gsitc8, With i3bo aqna feet o. t0or loca. Add 81
Dor $40 CaNce. Paterson, NJ, y.
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DIKE'S OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY THIRD STREET
Corner Eighth avorue
INAUGURAL SEASON OF THE
La GRANGE and 5RIGNnLI
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
MAX SIRAhOat,il respectfully announces The
GRAND OPENING; OF
Pixies OPERA HOUSE. ON
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. g. 1861
when the celebrated
LA GRANGE AND BRIGNoLI COMPANY
will commence n brief season of
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
The company comprises the following artisz:--
Mad me ANNA DE LA GRANGE.
bliss A0EL AIDs Phillips.
Miss MCCULLOUGH,
6gnor 7. BRIGSOLL
Sgn0r MASStMiLIANT,
sisuors oRLANDIsI and RANDOLFT,
Signors SUSlSI, COLisrIT and SARTL
Musical Dire .signor NICOLAS.
GRAND CHORUS AND coMfLaTE oRonLsTRA.
OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 6, 1868
III. TRUFATORE.
SCALE or TRcEs-Adnssion, 81 50; reserved Seats so
cents oxra private hoyn3 night, ST.; for OF
twelve nights, at rate II $40 per night.
Suisse iDon lists will for twelve nights (onv) the
ticket once, at Mcssrs JEichering SONS Broadway
INT eaday EeSJ, Mt 8 a. VI.
y. B.he pnbiio IL fully informed that there
No GfOChH1bDEEp BOXES SEATS reserved at the
New Opera House. Every Place marked tho diagram
mt the dsgosa. D, tho public.
ihe broadway AID fwen V-thrd street line OF
the 4lghth the Opera House minute
during the day and evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01

To LET--TN NEW HOUSES on FORTY SEVENTH
sitet, near fhIsd avenue. Floors Of six Roans with
Ai5.8n DICTIONARY waAhtuhs, Be 81 10 AS 4 aa
flor8uf fonr Rooms, Third avenue near Ilgfh
ran 8l5 Atpy LOPEZ DAVIS, 1hllEg GlXkA :,
t0iaef tlrst ayenuc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01

mo III r--F0R one OK THEE YEARS. FIRST ASD
\ second ofs, ~. q Asrenard street, rerh ~ Q0 AM
a50o Al. y Id thr sore n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01

iE. LOUISE KAPP YOUNG,s
kT1C FAREWELL CONCEHT,
sltH7c 5.uary 4. assisted by Nine. Parepa-
Rosa Sigrors Barsgli, Bcu Antonucc, Mr.. Carl Rosa,
r Oscar Pfeler, Mf. g. W. Colby AMI other eminent
tss Admission 81 reserved seats 50 cents extra Tickets
aud seats BIO obtained at the box Office OF
stanway Hail. aud at tie music OF q. schrmer .0l
IroaaVay Dachauer Nianova, ~ East Fourteenth a.reet
and At the theatre ticket oalce IL Broadway.