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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
Nen.3lork daily Gribmtte.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER /. 1869.

Tie French Empress has started for the East. The
conyoeatoB of the gsave Corps has not yet been de-
ced upou but letters predict its in October
Secretary Curdwell of the English Government has
made speech m communication of Its policy toward tho
Canadians. President Juarez 10 compmented In havana
upon his failure TO allude to the CnDans III
his spccch before Congress- Secretary Romero reports
revenue IN Mexico II thirteen million dollars. vessel
with arms intended for the Spanish gunboats has been
zeized by the authorities Letters from Havana report
The capture Of ManibOu, the landing OF another exped-
ton and apprehensons OF another massacre founded
recent violence Of the volunteers
Mr. George william Curtis declines the nomination OF
the Republican party for Secretary of State David A.
Wells sends TO England encouraging statement else
where printed, Of the condition Of the Public Debt.
There was q destructive fire night before
last in Chicago Secretary Seward and his
friends left San Francisco yesterday for trip
through Mexico. A. 0. z. Nicholson appears can
didate for Senator from Tennessee. against Andrew
johnson Political rowdyism in Philadelphia led to an
attack upon Republican procession, the Police being
foremost among the offenders There grand mass
meeting at Jackson, Mass, to ratify the Republican
nominations
Isaac " Fowler once Postmaster OF NewYOrk is dead.
On another page give account of the new churches
now building this city, The Queens County Agrcul-
tura Fair progress yesterday with large attend
ance. Tho Episcopal Convention have continued
Bishop Pottcr's salary at $50 per annum. Wallst
is st i'll a seehing cauldrOn, and no one knows
who will sink and who will swim. There IS an actual
scarcity OF in the city, and strict economy is
needed its The Brooklyn Bridge people propose
10 do something Gold sold yesterday at nominal
prices aud figures be quoted expression Of
the market. Temperature, SO. 81, 50, Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

There is nothing happens in this country
which does not result in the coinage Of some
new word, which is usually barbarous in tho
extreme. Thus, the late dreadful contest II
the bulls and bears in Wall-st. has given ~
the abomination of "panicky." "Tbe market
els still panicky." We freely confess that this
is about the most hideous neologism we hap
pen ever to have met with. 1t is the less de-
fensible because we have already panic as
an adjective. We have looked at this bastard
word from every point of view; we have care
fully considered it; we have almost wept over
it; but still it seems to pathological fell
ony. We shall have "pbysicky" ana "ton-
"icky" and "magicky" next-we know we
shall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

Thackeray tells q droll story in his Four
Georges" of Swedish ambassador to FRANCE,
o famous dandy and warrior who, on being
presented to Louis XIV, entirely forgot his
congratulatory address. Nothing daunted, how
ever, he boldly repeated the Lutheran Cate
chism, greatly to the CONSERVATION of his COM
panions, but apparently to the due edifcation
of his most Christian Majesty, who, not under
standing word of Swedish, listened with
dignified attention and then suitably and cOur-
teously responded. The recent introduction to
the President Of the new Minister from Den
mark-the Rhode Island of Europe-reminds us
of the farcical nature Of these speech-making
formalities. Not that we have word to say
of orderly. liberal, plucky little Denmark
other than complimentary but we are sick OF
the honeyed words, the glib professions, the
diplomatic soft sawder" incident to such Occa
sions. Flattering as it may be to personal van
ity or patriotic pride. the constant iteration o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

That Labor Reform State Convention at
Worcester. Mass, the other day, didn treat
its chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Stretton, with the
respect which well-bred men generally show
to the CLOTH We have already told how Mr..
Stretton, before his prayer, said that if the
Convention favored the payment of the Ma
tional debt in greenbacks, he should hardly
wish to he identified with its proceedings. For
making this very sensible and proper Observa-
ton, the clerical gentleman seems to have
been grossly insulted. He was then told that
he might pray for or against the objects of
the Convention, just as he pleased, it being
evident that nobody cared much whether he
prayed or not. After he began his prayer,
somebody cried out, pray for greenbacksw
After he had finished, somebody moved IRON
icaly a vote of thanks for "his holy and in
structive remarks" We do not believe that
workingmen will gain anything by acting like
blackguards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

An English paper states its authorized belief
that before long Mr.. Gladstones Ministry will
announce three measures-frst, Fenian am
nesty on conditions; second, for the thorough
amendment of Irish Land Tenure; third, for
the settlement of the Alabama claims in a
manner satisfactory to the United States. With
respect to the second, Earl Clarendon pledged
his word few days ago that it would be one
worthy of the support of honest and earnest
men. The last intimatiOn is especially inter-
esting, and we look to its verifcatOn not alto
gether without trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

The authorities have just laid hands upon
vessel which, by all accounts, appears to have
been destined to supply with ornaments the
Spanish gunboats at Mystic. The possibility
that great harm might have been, and yet may
be, done thereby to the cause of struggling
patriotism naturally provokes most earnest
desire that no want of vigilance shall permit q
wrong to neighbor whose comparative weak
ness and whose noble aspirations have our
hearty sympathies. The plea of the Cubans
that they should have the same right to pur-
chase arms as their savage antagonist must
be admitted, in the light of menacing events,
TO have unusual force.
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high, buy in bonds when they are low, and
bring the full power of the Treasury to bear
against any combination to destroy confidence
in the ability and purpose of the Government
to pay whatever it OwesP We say nothing Of
the false but audacious boasts impudeDtly
heralded through Wall and Broad-sts
last Thursday and Friday. that the Presi-
dent was in league with these enemies
of the Government, and that his own brother
in-law in this city. speaking for the Executive,
declared his desire that Gold should rise still
higher. So fragrant and slanderous a course
on the part of the Gold Gamblers might
Justly have furnished some stimulus for the
Secretarys action; but Independent of this the
circumstances of the case called for prompt
interference, and the result affords all the vim
dication that interference requires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

1t was at Musoatine, Iowa, last week, that
Popping Tom experienced an exasperating dis
appointment. At midnight he saw much
muffied man in the street, and to see was to
follow him. Mufiied man knocks at the door
of house and is admitted. p. 7. is full of
dirty delight. He crawls stealthily up "Now
Il have 'em ~ says Tom; with my little eye,
"their sin I'll espy.' He finds a convenient
window, the key-hole being unavailable. He
commands the interior; he hears kissing; he
strains his enraptured gaze; it is-it is-aha!
it is husband kissing his beloved wife !!
The sharp-sighted investigator retires in great
disgust mt this irrefragable evidence of so
much virtue and marital fidelity in Muscatine.
and groans in spirit at being obliged to think
better of his kind. It could hardly have been
worse if he had lost his oversight like the
original p. T..
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nero hollow sounding assurances Of our pas,., !.
greatness begins to pail upon faded appet;s.
Let the receptions of foreign Ministers be ss
pie and courteous, but none the less real 60
hearty because informal but il set speeeh..
cannot be dispensed with, then let them J.
least be in Greek, Hebrew. Sanscrit, or, her.
still, in pigeon English" The translation :
Excelsior" in the October number of Ham.
Monthly, will show how admirably fitted l
this mongrel tongue for these meanine,,-'
stereotyped salaams. OF ambassadors in -
eral, John might truly say: ~ ls11l
joss pidgn man chop chop b'long. ~
He talkee largee, talkeo stlene; lisi -,
AT TOpsde HouSee welly cul0 see, "a,
Too muchee Robbery makee i've.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

The epudiated World, the other day, in
describing journalism as it ought to be but is
not, thus Enthusiastically blew its own bugle
'The reason why such newspaper has ever existed.
with the one exception which modesty forbds our men
toning is that produce 1t there is requisite COM
bnation OF qualities very in themselves, and still
more rarely united In single person"
What ingenious self-depreciation What
modest tooting Nathan Swackerhammer,
half hoss half alligator, and the rest an earth
"quaken might +" go it with perfect looseness,"
but no could notapprOach the Admirable Crichton
of the modern press. Yet Smollett a century
ago. thus wildly photographed this rara Gris !:
"An' please your honor" said Humphrey
Clinker, 81 can read and write, and do the
business of the stable indifferently well. |
"can dress horse and shoe him. and bleed and
"rowel him. - . Then can make hogs pud-
" ding and hobnails, mend kettles and tin sauce
"pans. | know something of singlestick and
psalmody. l can play upon the jews harp,
sing Black-eyed Susan, Arthur 0'Bradley, and
"divers other songs. / can dance Welsh
Gig and Nancy Dawson wrestle fall with
"any lad of my inches, when I'm in heart !;
and (under correction) can find hare when
your honor wants bit of game"
If, in addition to these accomplishments, he
had unblushingly boosted that as for the
practice of-editing daily newspaDer-"l
won't turn my back on e'er he in the
County of Wits" the resemblance between
the great original and his counterfeit present
ment would have been perhaps more obvious,
but scarcely more close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01


The refusal Of Geo. VIM. Curtis to accept
the position at the head of the Republican
ticket to which he was unanimously nominated,
will be received with far less surprise than re-
oret. We remarked on the first an
nouncement of the nomination that its
acceptance would doubtless entail upon him
serious loss and personal Inconvenience. 1t
NAV be added that he would scarcely find the
duties of the Office congenial.-We trust that,
In filling the vacancy thus left on the ticket,
the Committee will bear in mind the
very general and marked desire OF
the Convention for some such repre-
sentative German as Gen. Sigel. The
General himself has declined, but there can be
no trouble in finding a German who would
add strength to the ticket while giving de-
served representation to a large, intelligent,
and patriotic element of our party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

The Mexicans have not tried Gen. Canto yet,
and to that extent stand accused of his crime (;
but we observe that Secretary Romero has
brought in an encouraging report of the treas
ury. 1t was supposed, nay announced, that the
treasury would show a deficit of eight millions
in the past fiscal year, against an actual revenue
of eleven millions. But it turns out happily
that the revenue is $13,765,OOO, against few
hundred thousands less of expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

The Republican Convention which assembled
at jackson, Mississippi or the Goth ult, fin
ished its labOrs on the 3Oth by completing the
ticket headed by Gen. Alcorn for State officers,
and adopting a liberal platform, which en-
braced. among other excellent resolutions,
one in favor of Universal Suffrage and Univer-
BAL Amnesty. A mass meeting, remarkable for
its numbers and enthusiasm, ratified the nom
inatiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

The ease with which divorces may be OBJ
eained in this city was illustrated yesterday in
sur local courts in very unusual case From
,be details which we print in another column
IL appears, first, that a lady possessing Tor,
tune in her own right elOpes with profeSsed
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suslntss Aotltrs.

BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE.--The best In the
world Isauta ous Lsress perfect Applied Factory No. 10
BOniSt. sod everywhere
j. EvERpELL 302 Broadway, wedding and visit
Ing initiated uoie most stylish 10 The city
MILLER & Co. 3, Unien-s quare-Ladles'
Ceu Tors Misses Doors SHOES THIS is the best place 10
MILLER Co. UniOnsquare.
.H ICIALITIES-PALMER Limbs.
GA roadway y r. l09 Chetnust Pha 8l Grsenst Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01

There has been a colliery accident near Shelf
field, England, similar in kind to the Avon
dale disaster, though fortunately less horrible
in its result The wood work Of one Of the
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TEENS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SEMI-WEFKLY. TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an
WEEKLY tribune. Mail Subscribers. - per annum'
Advertising Rates.
UAIIH Tribune. DC. SOC, 40c, Co., and 81 per line.
SFMI-WEFKLY TRIBUNE. % and 80 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 50, S3. and s. per line,
La1 According to position in the paper
Terms cash in advance,
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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CONSTABIE'S SALES.

MOSES KATE VS. B M0sBY-So. ll26-SIXTH JUS
tees Court for the Parish of Orleans.
DY VIRTUE of writ of heri faeias To
ID me directed the Honorable the sxth Justice OF ihe
Peace for the Parish Orleans will proceed 70 sell az pub
lie auction Merchants and Auctioneers Exehanse on
TUESDAY January 49, 1862 ct u O'Clock NJ the following
LII Of GROUND, situated in the Fourth District OF
bs civ in SQUARE No bounded by Philip, Fist Howard
Ar jacob strsets ard designated lot numbsr nve on
plan by H. Prize city sure or, dated 18Th Apr, io9,
md in ece Of f. Bouny notary puolie and
measures so First street by 30 feet In DEPTH with
ali the improvements thereon.
AZ TxRxs-Cash in U. n Treasury noteA ,,..,,
WILLIAM GORMLEY, Constable.
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POUND NOTICES.

CTREET COMMIssInEER's DEF 10 Il
sa was brought TO Che III District Pound, corner Of
Mariguy and Moral's streets, as an estray-
ns White and Yellow Spot ed cow with both cut;
which If not claimed within Eve days, and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public s1con d. sao y"
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller
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OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 4th, 1859.

NV ORLEANS Jan. 4th, 1859.
In accordance with the charter Of this Company and an
ia hereby that uncaed Tor cert nca OF SCRIP
and thereon. due for over three years
hb bau not he demanded by The legal owners thereof
within thirty days this notice will be esne ssd ana al
"a snd the amounts thereof credited to contingent ae-
ON the books OF the Company directed by the char
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO COETkACEoAs.-e.s "a. a.
~ Prposas for constructing the port oa OF the New
issrs Mobile and iroad between ne cts
s - 0ssrs and Mobile embracing about 26sOVO8 cuoic
Ia the delivery Of materials for ana constru
& ~ as0 nea Truss Bird ing . OO0 las al ieet o.
rsse fdVirg and for delivery OF 400 Oh Cross
IA AZ other is, will be rec'vd at the 'ompsnys
Office the city Of New Oretns up 70 ~ 0eiOeA
WEDNESDAY January y, lS69 80 - -
Map and profes Of tbs line plans OF structure 80 sp
rsate amounts Of work to be doe vi be exhioted
oaSce on and after December 10 1865 and blank
% nrnished for CntraCts, specih stons propositions
proposals 10 be addressed 70 Henry Van Week Ghiei
Ergiueer for the New Or eaLs mobile ana OhA'AAn'o< M
Tamnynv reserves the right TO reject any proposal
"nlen 'Oi sNy JAMES A. RAYSOR,
President N. o N. 4 G. K K Co.
Oece Caller Court
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FOR RENT.

U,oR RFKT-A LARGE FINE THREE STORY
Ferdinand been put in good order has gas ana wafer
works IN IL The from Caral street run within
Of and the Rampant street cars wisnin TWO
squares Rent $50 per month TO lst October 1859
ISUR BENT-FURNIsHED kooa-As EXCEL
Il lent furns ed room cheap airy and comfortable in
quiet and convenient 10 he cars lnqui at No
Euerpe street
INOR KENT-WI OR WIrHoUr DoARD,
large and handsomely furnished Room over the front
paror and opening on wide bale my Apply Az No. 40 Oh
Joseph street between St Charles and Csr7ndelet
TSOTx RENT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BAok uFrIUE,
No 81 Commercial Place corner OF St. Charles street.
windows Charles street, opposite Masonic Hail. SUIT
able cotton factors brokers' Office having ne PROOF
archect Pc session LIST November next For terms
amply g. G. Heartt No 81 Commercial Place corner OF 81
Charles street, front office
UIO RENT Three VERY DEsIRABLE OFFICES
on the of the New Orleans Mutual aranee
Ccmpsry and Camp Apply at the once OF the
company.
INOR RRNT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
Rent csnal street,; Nos Il, IA and 2 Rent moderate
apply to O. Magazine street.
TNCK RENT-THAT LARGE OOMNODIoUs ASD
Y well ventilated house situated on Tivoi Circle oetseen
Delord ST. Charles formerly Nayades) STREETS Having
suited family. boarding house school, For terms etc.
spply {" ). Nfe at this ONCE
ISuK HEET OR LkAsE-THk LARGE md
United States Hotel opposite the fontcnar
train Railroad depot Eyssn Fields street between VIC
usr will leased for OF Apply
20 @. r. Girardsy Co. IL Exchange Place
THOK REkT-FAMILIES AND dEsILkAEs GAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms WITH or
without boerd Also day bosers Two large mont ROOM
ter web 70 call ct $40 Canal street. corner o.
Liberty
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.
sLRIIs OF EQUESTRIAN FESTIVALS AND ACAp-
ENVY HOLIDAY NATINEES


For the special Amusement Of Ladies and Children. Who
are m able TO witness Circus Exhibitor a. night
To meet the Of the Lady Patrons OF The FAhlf
THEATFR Of THE sOU1 b. the Management annvu.eS
a series of MIDDAY ENTERTAINMENTS, commencing
wednesdey, 0th inst., at 1s NJ,
Constituting the FIRST GRAND EQUESTRIAN MO
DAY SHOW.
Friday. s'h of January,
JACKSON MATINEE and CHALMETrE FESTIVAL,
in ctmmeuoratOn of the Battle OF New Orleans
Ie Nj. Saturday, 9th Infant,
The Re- guar FAMILY MATINEE and WEEKLY IS
SEMBLY fun strength cf the Mammoth Cirrus tomon,
ton III appear the Arena At all Of these REL NOM
Ladies of New Orleans the most cha and
rechtrcbe quesrian Entertainments ever witnessed W
keepI established reputation OF tins Academy ne
world vide popularity uneqnalsd Circus and the tai
ept an d unrvaled ploits OF The Artists
strict GisciolDe and persona attention N we
wants. and Of the Lady Patrons VIII DC
enforced, enabling them to vi IL
TEE ONLY SUCCESSFUL MATINEE THEATER IN
THE SOUTH,
Unsccompsned by gentlemen, with The most perfect safety
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NOTICE.

NoTICE..."'..'''''.'..... '''''''''' ,-'
co PARTNERsHIP-Weha have from the LIST January ho9,
sdtted 70 GU. firm Mr. j. j. MeGINNIS. of this city, and
JAS M FOSTER, of Galveston, Texas The business Of
~. s,r, vii; hereafter be conducted under the name and
style of McQUolD, MEHLE co. ,,,,, ,..ororn -
CHRIS. MEHLE.
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NOR sALE-Two MULES FOR SALE CHAP
49, DAN. LACEY,
- W iS5 Julia street
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ANpRETH's GARDEN SEEDS
Il GrUwth Of 1868
H. HAFFNER has IN store ta Ss;SstTsns 81 Nm
yer Of ID Lambeth Son. Philadelphia Also
en lot of onion and Toe or Button Onions Aspas
ms Roots Red Clover Seeds, etc -
merchants supplied with Seeds y ne qSsen nun
oieo 0' las ST. Charles street, opposite ST. Charles Iheater
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once Nandev,,ie q


rs rchante
M. lsGS-The annual election for :.
tutioH, 20 serve during tue ensuiIj
banking bo-se, No IS Camp stres.
II, 1869, between the houts OF 10 A
- I
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW OPERA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1859.
Operatic Performance for tae benefit Of the
Widows and Orphans Fund
of the
FIRENENS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
PROGRAMME:
l. First and Second Acts Of Donzett's Grand Opera,
Lucia dl Lammermoor.
8 Finale Of Third Act OF Lncis d Lammermoor,
"soENE DE FOLIE,"
By Mile NJ Hasselman. Mons. Peront and the ChOruses
L. Finale Of verdrs Grand Opera,
JERUS SALEM!
g. Fourth Act Of Osepbaeh's Operet.e,
Barbs Bleue,
With the usual cast.

The Orchestra n der the direction of Mr. CtLABsESL
Doors optn at O'Clock. To commence at O'Clock pre-
els ly - .
Prices Of Admission: TWO DOLLARS, ALL PARTS Of
the House Gallery FIFTY CENTS No reserved Seats
Box Once open every day, from N. to p NJ, where
Tickets may be obtanei, also at the following ptAc
Geo. Ellis opposite toi e. Backmar, Music store 100
Canal street; A. Tyler Jewelry Store lis Canal street
JAS A. Gresham Bookseller, go Camp streets Grunewaid
Music Store I29 Canal street, A. GrswOld Co, Jewery
Store corner Canal Royal Dumentiel, Confectone
corner Canal snd Bourbon: C H. Zimmerman, Jewelry
Store "a and 80 Canal s,rest e. neh Bookseller lD
Canal street, H. r. Bueksy. Jwlry Store Camp street;
and at the Fremens charitable Association, 40 Caronceet
street.
E,ee List susper ded on this occasion.
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pom HART's
NAPOLEON CONCERT HALL,
Nc 81 Royal street, New Orleans.
vOLNEY BROWN, Proprietor.
Free Concerts Every Night from u O'Clock The 6ns
Wines liquors Premium La Beer TO be had and served
by the tive waters.
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CoUNp-oN CANAL sTsEET, A BUNCH OF SIX
xhch the have b. proving properly anu
na,irg sr thss advertisement apply at this Office
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All e,t-rs, this day,
ect-d Pres dsnt.
ny aREUX, Cashier.
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34lSee, Fret Dts
G Dsvidson's Court
r~ raIe OF profession
rdtrlcure heir licease
:. = &. MAHAN,
se.. z, LIST pist. l. A.
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AMUSEMENTS.
THEATER.

VARIETIES THEATER.
CONTINUED CHANGE OF ATrRAC lion.
"wednesday and Thursday Evening", Jan
nary 9Th and 7tb,
wmbe presented the intensely iAte s'ting French D'ams
entitled the
Romance of a Poor Young IAN,
VIII Splendid Scenery and en- immense cast.
Great Bill FRIDAY, January 5th, Anniversary o. the
Battle OF New leans.
walaek beautiful sensational fiay Of
Is in rebersa.
FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT Il O'OLOVk-
The Great Crmsdian CHANFRAU viii som appear.
NATlONaIsv TH ~ ; sdSSr AND PERp1po.
EDWARD HAkflNG...
MARIE FRIEDRRICrs GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
Wednesday, Jsnuary q, 1884,
AubeT's Grand Come Ope a, FRA DIAVOLO.
performance IN Of rehearns the
Opera Of he II nUVATORE.
FRI AY-MARTHA - ..r
General SuOesintendeut.