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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-09

RAILWAY. Nine carloads 81 hay at
tached to freight train from Mill
stone caught fire on the Jersey Road,
near Railway, last night. Four of the
cars were destroyed, and the others
damaged. The trains were all delayed
until 4 o'clock this morning, except
tho Cincinnati express from New-York
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-09

GeA. A young lady in the Sixth ward
received sixty calls on New Years day,
and sang Captain Jinks" fifty-five
times.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-09

Gag e. p Williams will offer his en-
tire large stock of Dry Goods, Carpets,
Floor Oil Cloths, &C., at cost for the
neyt three weeks, prior to taking his
annual inventory.
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Glisabetb Duly Monitor.
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}. MADISON DRAKE,
Editor and Propri ator.
City Stems.

NOTICE, Subscribers will please pay
the carriers of the Daddy MONITOR, as
we cannot pretend to keep any account
of subscriptions.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-09

Rev. Robert Altman preached last
evening in the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, Union street, Newark.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-09

geaa-, The largest assortment of Fresh
and Smoked meats at 201 Broad street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-09

Job Printing at this Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-16
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 15-At q Radical
caucus in st. Paul last evening, Ramsey
was nominated for reelection as United
States Senator for Minnesota.
No organized opposition is being msde
10 Senator Tipton's reelection from Ne
tf=sks.
The i've police officers charged with
killing the late Judge Tyler, were ar
raigued bsfore Judge DeWolf to-day
and, not being supplied with counsel
they waived an examination and were
escn bound IN the sum OF 5000 TO ap-
pear when summoned.
a bill has been introduced 10 the SEN
sic 10 suthcr.zs the construction OF 3
mammoth hotel in this city by the Chi
cag0 Hotel Company with a capital Of
SEOG, 600, with permission to increase 1t
to 5 $1,000. COO.
In the United States Circuit Court to-
day Judge Drumm0Dd decided on two
indictments on the ruling OF the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, that e
peFs9n's income includes all debts L
pronlissory notes payable in tine future is
erroneous, and the parties inflicted as
having made fraudulent returns were &C
qujtted-they having excluded he mon
les due them next year.
In Greene county yesterday Angeline
Shroyer shot and killed Patrick Crotley,
who seduced her two years ago and re-
fused 10 msintsin their children, and
was insulting her when she fired st him.
She Is now in jail but the people symps-
thize with her.
The use OF the Wisconsin Senate
Chamber has been rendered for success
i've evenings for the use Of the several
candidates for the United States Senate
in order that they may discuss the Pc
political issues OF the day.
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= L

ATLANTA, JaUURTy l5.-Tde House
and Senate resssembled today, aud the
message Of Gov. Bullock was received
and read. He commences by snnouac-
ing that on the 7th OF December he adj
dressed q communication TO Congress.
setting forth that the reconstruction laws
had not been fully executed iu.Georg,a.
He then proceeds to state thst ths re-
msrkable action OF the Legislature st lis
last session had induced a careful exSm-
instion OF The law, and Of the manner of
its execution, 10 ascertain how it VI
possible thai uch extraordinary results
should occur. He argues thai q strict
adherence 10 the letter Of the ~rRconstTug-
ton acts would have prevented ths over
throw Of them which has been accom-
plished in Georgia. Congress, he save.
is the sole Interpreter of the true inte9fs
and meaning OF the reconstruction mas
uress and the h1al sTbiteF upon tie glEq-
ton OF their execution. In the boTv Of
the message the following occurs 4. The
fact that there Is not in Georgia adgugafe
protection for life aud property, and the
free expression Of political opinion, is to
well known and understood to ueed ar
gument, or the presentation Of tho evil
dence which has reached me from many
portions Of the STATE. In fact it ID hoped
that il may never become necessary 60
make public information which would
so severely reflect upon Us rs q people.
He says Congress viii undoubtedly re-
gard tee action OF eXpeiiing the COlrrsd
members as 8 revolution and overthrow
Of the government Instituted BY it's ac.s.
and Will take into its own hands the 3D.
justment Of The difficulty, unless some
effective measures sre at once adopted
here to repair the iijury. It is no6 de-
sired, says h Governor, that treason
shall be punished, but it is demanded
that loyalty shall be respected, and i'll
necessary, protected. The Governor re
comments the General Assembly to take
the initiative for a settlement, By ex-
the members ineligible under
the fourteenth amendmsut and restor-
ing the colored members to their
And IL it is not deemed
wise 10 take this course, then TO adjourn,
and leave the whole matter to Congress. I
IN any event the matter must t.
naly be disposed Of. He further re.
that We may be well assured that
Congress VIII not pause in the great
work OF regeneration until We fully ecqui-
ssce in the great fact, that our late slaves
are men, entitled to all the rights. privi-
and immunities Of other men Ia.
fore the law, and that until the same
freedom from prescription which l. now
granted to the most arrogant opp0nentof
Congress is secured to the humblsst
Union man, and friend Of the Govern
nent, We cannot have perfect peace or
prosperity. He closes with c~Ougratuls.
ions upon the satisfactory condition of
he State finances and the valuable re-
jult obtained by agriculture.
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aEIII'ElES APPEAE.
SATURDAY MORNING.. jan. Is. Ises
THE APPEAL.

The attention Of advertisers is called to
the superior inducements offered by the
APPEAL over and above all Of its con-
temporsrlss Of the Southwest az an sd-
vertising medium. A larger circulation,
and an increasing patronage from a dis
eliminating public, make it mueh more
desirable for business men thsn any ps-
per in West T~ennessee, North Alabama,
Mississippi or Arkansas. Parties par
ticalsrly DESTROYS OF communicating
with the intelligent public OF those
States wiz find It to their interest to
make known their wares and nerehan-
disc through our columns.
The WEEKLY APPEAL is an especial
fsvorite with the public in this section.
We are daily in receipt OF the most fat
tering evidences OF this fact, in renewed
subscriptions and aceessions to our al
ready large number, that give Us reason
to hope that before this year dies we
will have q weekly list OF subscribers OF
fully 10000. We thank our friends, and
hope they will continue to labor for us.
They can count upon US always in the
industrial interests Of the South. When
these thrive there is no room for com
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WGsHINGTOE

WASHINGTON, January 15.-Aftsr
many conferences between the Virginia
COMMITTEES and It's individual members
with the Judiciary Committee Of the
Senate and mambeTs OF the Senate and
House, it seems to be pretfy well under
stood that the following definite arrange
ment has been substantially agreed to /:
Following the pTecedents Of the Missouri
Compromise sad the proceedings upon
the admission Ct Oregon, Kansas aud
Nebraska, 3 bill will be proposed author
izlng q division OF Virginia upon tae
adoption Of the proposed Constitution,
with certain obnoxious clauses with re-
gard 10 disfranchisement, the test oath,
and probably other Oh fashionable features
stricken out, aud when this bill is passed
it Is believed that it will be followed by
~ amnesty bill, either universal or With
very few exceptions, to take effect upon
the ratification OF the Constitution. IL
is understood that this adjustment meets
the approval Of Gen. Grant, Gen. Soho
field and 8 large number OF the most
prominent members of both Houses.
The President has recognized Manuel
NJ. Morales as Vice Consul Of Mexico 1t
San Antonio, Texas.
Judge Swayne Is assigned 70 TIE Dis
recently presided over by Judge
Wayne.
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L FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, January l5.-M8z3t-
Ian advicss to January 7tb, state that
| great discomfort prevailed against the
Juarez government, and open rebellion
is soon anticipated,
Gen. Corrona left for Acapulco on the
% inst. ca route to the city OF Mexico on
? leave OF absence. IL is asserted that
his presence only has prevented sn open
rupture 55i0Te now. The leaders OF the
present contemplated movement are get
unknown, although the name OF Don
P.qsido Vega il mentioned ia connection
with il, OWING to his well known aspirs-
tions for the republic Of the Oecident"
froEl the TIpic 90 the Colorado river, in
cludiug Sonora, Chihuahua, Dansgo,
Saala, The lower portion Ct California,
and that portion OF J2lasc0 claiming the
protection OF the Uait6d S.stes. Gen.
MartinsZ's name 10 also mentioned ia
the same connection. He is expected to
arrive in this country on the next
steamer.
Advicss had been received at Mszst-
Ian reporting the rising o; G0Tzsles Or
tega, to force his clsim 10 the Presidency
cf that NsET.te. Qlersgo, VeTsjas snd
CaEcles were his supporters and that
the Death Of his friend PCtoni, il is sup
posed, caused Ortegs to tgke this sLep,
and the Hardness OF the Government Ia
Bringing C@utO 70 trial.
Gen. Ostege0 PGrIia has been appointed
Military Commander of Smalva during
the absence Of Gen. Corona, and all
persons vino sided the MARTINEZ revo,u-
Uon are ordered TO report themselves to
him.
The dis.riats Of COliacesrn and Goeo-
Tit0 are suffering from putyid fevers,
causing great sUffeTiHes.
The steamer JusTez i5 still grounded ct
Pinchlinque Bay, and doubys are felt
whether she will again be- h5ated.
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NEW 0EAEASs.

NEW ORLEANS, January l5-Brsyct-
Major X w Msrston, OF the First United
States Infantry, z O. the victims OF The
Glide disaster, died last evening, ana
wSs buried to-day, He had been tempo.
rarily assigned 10 stsf duty, aud ordered
by Gen. R.ussssU tC make some icYssti.
cations 10 Western Louisiana.
The Peruvian minister has received z
dispatch announcing the arrival 81
Pansa, Cuba, Of the monitors and ten
6ers, having had 5 good ruu, the mOui-
tor5 making from six - seven knots an
hour, easily.
Gen. Rousseau having died poor, q
number Of Influential citizens are moving
in the mstter Of q testimonial 10 his
widow. Two meetings have J-su neld
the subject, and lat night s. commit
tee OF influential ciu2 ,Es were appointed
to conduct Ice D. after. RJusssau's
horses are being rGfl u eli by The mem
bers OF his staff.
A bill cams up In ne House yesterday
its first reading, totally sbolishiBg The
present city government, sud creating 4
new or provisional one, the officers Of
which are to DO appointed by the Gov
ernor. Two bills are also in progress
ab0lishiDg the present public school gov
eminent, ana providing FOR tine appoint
ment by the Governor Of school direc-
tori.
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TIE FREE PASS sYsrEn

We received yesterday q note from
Nj. NJ. J. WICKs, President Of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, in
forming US that hereafter passes on that
road would be Issued to our reporters at
hslf price, and one free ticket be supplied
tine office, for the use OfsOme one Of the at
taches whose name might be lodged with
that corporation. W. respectfully decline
the grs:uiiy OF the Charleston Railroad.
When cur reporters or attaches have
occasion to travel by that road they will
pay fare-full fare: and We will exact in
return full remuneration, according to
our rates, for Whatever in relation to the
Charleston Railroad may hereafter find
its way to III columns. Not long sinca.
in one week. We Published for this road.
in regard to it's connections with Norfolk,
Va, 1920 lines, which st our usual rates,
20 cents per line, would have cost 1884
In addition to which We have kept stand
ing, st the head OF our river column.
throughout the year, Is lines, worth at
least 70 cents per line, which for 3I3
days would amount to SI00l 90. We had
a pass during 1865 and have had the
courtesy Of s free ticket occasionally, but
We think Sl3S5, as above, fully pays for
both. II not, we can add to our bill the
cost OF unnumbsred articles freely,
heartily given in aid OF this road. We
are square with the Charleston Rsil-
road and viii stay 50. If it can do with
cut US we can dc without it. We will
endesvor to psy as we 20.
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We had the pleasure OF an i~ntroduc-
ton, yesterday, to Mr.. SIMPSON; not
the evil genius Of our life, but E pleasant.
sffable and agreeable gentleman, who
for many years has been identified with
the Interests Of Memphis, and is not
likely ever to Re associated with any
"ring." He is is, who, through his at
torney, has instituted the levy upon the
city's stock in the Little Rock, and Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee Railroads iusti-
tuted, ss he informs US, only after re-
pssted efforts, for more than nine years.
to o from the city treasury the
$1,000 which, during that time, Mem
phis has owed him. The "ringU did
make an effort TO control him but beinga
gentleman imbued with a high sense of
the future Of the city in connection with
these railroads, he refused TO lend him
self 70 the purposes Of the "ring,u at
the same tine urging upon the city gov
eminent the propriety of a prompt Iiuui-
dalton Of the debt and his release from g
position be would not occupy save as q
dernier resort. Mr.. SIMPSON is clearly
entitled to exoneration from ali blame.
participation OF connection with the
" ring" whose hankering after this stock
is n OF the strsngest and most unac.
countable Of Vaccinations, considering
the number and name OF their defeats.
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ARkANaAA.

We learn by = late arrival nom Little
Rock. that CATTERsON's squad of militia
has been paid of and disbarded, and
that the gang over the way ct Marion
viii hardly be permitted 20 curse the
country with their presence beyond the
6rst Of February. Every day new light
is being shed up0n the evil deeds Of this
militia, the calling o1t Of which, so far
rom being justified, is most heartily
condemned, ard by none more than by
the Republicans Of Arkansas.
Gen. AYREs, who was seat to invesli-
gate the troubles OF this State by the late
Gen. ROUSSEAU, has returned, and it is
expected viii report 70 the Government
in 8 day OF two. Like his predecessors,
PORTER and BABCOCK, he confined him
self, we understand, to the limits Of Lit
tie Rock, and has taken for granted the
statements made to him Icy CLAYTON
and his advisers. We hope this is not
the case. It YVES expected by the people
of the South that when Gen. AYREs
went TO Arkansas it was ia the inteTest
OF truth and OF tie people who hsve suf-
fered at the hsrds OF these ~migcr5sUts
We hope they are not 10 be disappointed.
We await his report with some anxiety.
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T-ELEGRAPMIO mARKETs
neg Yora market.

NEW YORK. January lj-COtt0n q shade
frner; sales 500 bales; UpIands 2gL@2g4c.
Flour uuu and t9l0c over. Corn &c better
while southern 9Jc 81. Pork dull and heavy
st S29929 %. Whszy quiet at 81 "a. Groceries
Drv5 gocds-The marke: is active. Brown
sheeii5B drmer. Lawrence l7c. Atlantic A
ne, with an upward tendency. new York Mills
bIeached musiin3 Z7Lc. Wamsutta Z3z9&5c.
For al cotton 11bTics me tendency is strongly
Money Governments closed steady; coupons
OF 20, 81 E25. New Isnnsssees bg1z asked.
Pong SIS; new ga. Cola 1874. sterling ~.
New Orleans arkeS
NEW ORLEANS. January E.-Cotto1 firm ;
mHddllngs zS%c; sales 5000 bales; weeks sales
SS,CU), weeks receipts 26,T3} bales; receipts to-
ports for ths week, foreign lO,SJl bales; coast
wise 1850 bales; stock l24,67 Gales. Gold %.
sterling 49,. COmD1ereizi 4IAW4S. New YORK
s. 81; Xxx s. A.; XXX IS. Corn firm At ne
Sc. Oats nrm at 6Sc. Bran dull at 81 i. Hay
dull; prime S24g25. Pork dull, and offered at
SO with 10 bay ers. Bacon dul ana lower (;
shoulders l434s; clear rib sides lS14ci clear sides
ls56c. Lara Gull; tierees 1910; kegs 204c.
sugar, common, l04c; prime LZ9l-Aci yellow
clarified l49l4Lc- AOlasses firm eomg.on 5S9
6Jc; prime 67g6Sc; choice 7Ug7Ic. Whisky
quiet Western rectih,d 81 SCI 10. Coffee
steady lair H%9l454s; Prime I64sl64c.
Cincinnati HaFkeE
C~rycIENATI January l5-Flour end grain
AANAAAAEt@ @LA 49, -1Aa~ mn ~ @@H
Whisky JUL st gJc. Bulk shoulders lILgIi4c.
Other provisions nOmluaIly unchanged. but
ter 3i8 soc. cheese lS4.uc.
81. L0Rss aarket.
ST. Louis, January i~5-TobaocO steady and
UNCHANGED. Eupercne dOuCSj 7566 -. Wheat
81 soc 50. Corn 63970c. oats 81 soc. Barley
S2a2 .. Rye 81 >. Whisky SIC. Pork $50
70 50. Bulk shoulders l2Ac; clear sides l6c
packed. Bacon shoulders 1870; clear sides
i7Z ham l7Z9lSc.
Louisville Earzer.
LOUISVILLE, January l3--Tobacco sales "A
hEds; fair Tugs TO medium cutting loaf - 5a9
SI7 Is. Cotton 2SAc. Bulk shOulders PIG
l2I%c: clear rio sides IJ49i6c; clear sides 1910
l6Jec packed. Bacon shoulders ligl4As clear
rlD sides l7GI7l4c; clear sides ia glSc packed.
hour IS 5OG6. Wheat 81 Sl8I 90.
Corn 5S9GOc. Cats 6Oc. Rye 81 40. Whisky,
Tree, 81.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January I&-Consols closed at 925s.
u. 5 80 bonds T51s.
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NA6EFELEE.

NASHVILLE, January I5-The vote in
the Legislature 10 leslie no more bonds
10 railroads that have not promptly
paid the interest due the State, shows
the temper Of that body to be decidedly
=Sslnst any more aid to railroads, and
the prospect Of the contemplated bill for
the sale OF railroads, as urged by the
Governor and prominent members OF the
Legislature, augurs q brighter financial
future for Tennessee. This latter bill
will, it Is estimated, bring over$I, OO0. OGO
into the State treasury besides some mil
lions In bonds,
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, January I5-The following
news has been received from Heyti:
Gen. Alexis has captured Fort st. Mi.
chasl, and it was also reported that be
had carried Fort Liberia, near Oaani-
msuth, sGd the prisoners captured by
Salnave in the vicinity O. -Jarmel had
been retaken by the revolutionists.
Several OF the latter were killed during
e recent engagement by the bursting of
q cannon.
TIE revolutionary armies were greatly
strengthened and preparing 10 attack
Puerto Principe and Ganavis.
Salnave wss at LAST accounts at Petite
RegIeT with sll the members Of his eaLi
ret, end on account OF the absence of the
President from Porte Gu Prince the
French Admiral had been unable TO ef-
feet any arrangement with the Hsytien
Government.
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I'd OElcSz
I'VE have this day sold cur interest in the
w Wood Fusiness 70 GEO. W. BAXTER,
who has hsr5t15ors conducted 70 for as. Mr.
Il Ntzr VIII continue the business at our Office,
and We take great pleasure ia recommending
him 20 our friends and the public generally.
jal5 BIGLEY, MELLERSH i co.
Goo. w. Baxter,
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81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January Isl. G. Stors,
chairman OF the Board Of Directors of
The Kansas ~penitentiaTy, is charged with
freudulently 0btsiniHg vouchers for
S52lS. and both Houses OF the LegisIa-
ture have appointed q committee 10 in
vestigate the matter.
Tee Legislature has msnorialized Con-
grsss to~transieF the Indian Bureau to the
War Department, and voted thanks 10
Gens. Sheridan and Gustav.
The Missouri Legislature has done
nothing yet OF general importance.
Senator Drake left yesterday for Wash
The excitement over the Senatorial
nomination hss suhsided, and although
threats Of boiling the action o5tha caucus
been MAZE, it is probable that
SchuTz will be elected.
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ausnoies, with whomacever occurring,
will be shown up. Meantime we sug-
yest as the best solution Of the financial
middle, that those indebted to the city
be forced to pay. With $500, 600 or more
coming in, we think 1t possible the wolf
can be kept from the corporation door,
aDd the " ring " be successfully dehed.
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AND RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, January 15-Arriyed-H.
NJ. Shreve, Huntsville, Mary e. For
sythe, Pauline Carroll. No departures.
The river is stationary but another rise
is expected from above.
CINCINNATI, January l5--ATTived-J.
II. GrOesbeck, from New Orleans ; sam
J. Hale, from Memphis.
CAIRO, January l5-Up-H. n.
Shreve. Down-Ciarksvile, 8 am;
Dexter, 9 am; Little Condor ani H0r-
net, l I'm; J. w. Garrett, 6 pm. The
Ruth is expected every minute from st.
Louis.
The weather is cloudy and it raiaed
hard al night.
LOUISVILLE, JaEusry l5-Tne river il
at the rate Of Il inches per hour,
With nearly y feet Ia the canal. Ele
weather is clear and the leves sloppy.
Nc arrivals OF departures.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.

VIM. /. Mellen, Trustee, and the United States
aud Others, against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hen. Bland
III Ballard, Judge OF the United states Cis-
trict Court for the District OF Ken q
Special Commissioner in the above style case,
TO audit and make out a full and complete re-
port to sail Court of all bonds and coupons yet
unpaid, secured by the first mortgage, and also
ali BONDS and coupons due and unpaid, secured
by the second mortgage OF the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company, and to
whom due, and the names OF The holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice is hereby given to all EOnd
holders, as aforesaid, to come forward anu pre-
sent and hle with me- as said ComnissiOler. al
my Office, In the city OF Pacucah and State OF
Kentucky, all bonds, being the nrst and second
of said New Orleans and OhiO Rail-
rGad Company and coupons thereto belspeing
and unpaid, On or before the second Mondayh
March, 1853. W. II. JONES.
ncY2ilm Speeiai Commissioners,
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Notice.

THE business Of Moore, Whitfield q Co., WI
! be continued as heretofore.
VIRGIL V. MOORE,
faT2 Surviving Partner.
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AMUsE BzENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATGR

Last Night OF ~LOTTA-rWO PLAYS.
Saturday > genfug January I6.-WLl be
Produced thu FEhALE DETECTIVES; or,
Ivy A6hey-Florence Langton assuming i've.
cinf rent Characters, with songs and dsncesl,
Lolita To nnclUds with jENNTLIHD-Jen-
ny Lind tWita songs and dances), Lolita.
Monday Evening-Maggis Mitchell, in FAN
CHON, THE CRICKET.
SCALE OF PRICEE-DreSs Circle and Paruuette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, 81
cents Coiored Boxes, 50 cents COlOred Cal
iery, IS cents.
Doors open st quarter to 2 o'clock; curtain will
rise at 3 precisely. Cookbook Open frOm 10
O'Clock & m. To 5 nm.
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Trustees Sale.

81 Consiguments OF Country Produce So
Ileited. 1eI0
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FOREIGN.

LISBON, January l5-The Rio Janeiro
mali steamer brings adyices that the
allies after 3 desperate battle carried
Niilets. Lopez's army was utterly rout.
ca n destroyed. The allies captured
oOoO prisoners. Lopez, with 200 follow
en-, barely escaped. The Brazilian iron
eIaas have gone to Ascension.