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An Ethiopian Cleopatra Anoinfcd With Boil
ing Oi-Boilins Grease n Love Lotion.
Lavna Mitchell is q dark-hued daughter OF Ham.
She lives up four pairs OF stairs in q tene-
meht house In Delaney street. Her mis-
fortune was TO be the possessor OF o pre-
possessing form, large coal black eyes, teeth
like pearls and a voice capable Of warbling the
choicest melodies. Admirers crowded around her
and intense and bitter rvalres were the result and
she found 1t difficult to be impartial in her regards
One Michael walker who to the impassioned love
Of a Romeo added the fierce
JEALOUSY or AN oTHELLO
sought her constantly, and conceived himself entl.
tied TO preference. BY some means he found out
that another colored gentleman found favor In her
eyes and seriously imperied his own chances or
success Stung with rage at this discovery
on sunday evening ne gained access to
her apartments where she was reclining on
account OF III health. He Indignantly charged her
with perndy and assaied her bitterly, exhaustinQ
his entire vocabulary Of vile epitners and two or
three times raising his hand as II to strike her.
LavInia becoming exasperated, replied In kind,
and proved overmatch for Michael in this species
OF warfare. At last one peculiarly pointed allusion
piercing his black skin and entering his heart
Michael, IN a ft OF rage seized cauldron OF
greasy liquid which was boiling over the nre and
launched IL at the head OF
THE PROSTATE LAvINIA.
The fatty matter covered her neck and shoulders
scaldlng them terribly. Yesterday morning the
sunerings through the night had been terrible In
the extreme and may result fatally. Walker
Tas esea om9er na R har. Of the
Ledwth at Essex Market. When brought before
the magistrate his manner was completely sub.
Saed que ana ne ooned fallen ana detected lie
pallistion. He was held to answer aud marched 10
hn cell with the air Qf doomed man.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY COURT.

The Westneld Explosion-second Trial Of the
Madden Case.
Before Judge Nelson.
Jane Madden Adn.fnistratrfr, &C., rs. The
Staten Island Railroad C0mpanp.-This case was
tried short time since. when the Jury disagreed
and were discharged. 1t Is understood that nine
for plaintiff and three for the defendants. It
having been charged that ono OF the jurors who
stood out against the majority was connected by
marriage with sLockholder OF the COM
pany, greater care was exercised yesterday In
the selection or jury. Each juror when called
was asked whether he was interested In the COM
pany, whether he was connected with anybody who
was, or whether he was preJudiced at all. The fol-
loving jury was finally obtained and sworn in:-
Joseph Baker, l57 Grand street, Charles II. Bass, 300
Union street; Sturgis Conin, 502 Grand avenue; II.
o. Armour First place; Andrew J. Solus, 125 South
avenue; Charles Bell, 121 Pulaski street; @. O.
woodruff, A Clinton street; William q. Peet. Coum-
bia Heights; Henry j. Brewer, 966 Atlantic avenue;
James NJ. Coleman, 65 Columbia street; william II.
Winters, Rutedge corner Bedford avenue.
Mrs. Madden, 1t will be remembered, brings suit
to recover damages In the OF 900 for the loss
OF her husband, John Madden, VINO was one OF the
was Deputy Sheriff OF Kings county, and well
known resident Of the Eastern District Of Brooklyn.
The defence Is that Madden was travelling in
violation OF the Sunday law, and that there is
not suflclent evidence to show that there was
any negligence on the part OF the company.
Counsel for the company also questioned the juris
dictlon OF the City Court and moved for dismissal
tion. The testimony yesterday was similar to that
OH the first trial
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ROBBINe A BRIG.

Two Hundred Dollars Worth OF India Rub
bcr stolen by the second Mato or the Brig
Bclan.
On the 1st OF the present month a woman named
Ann walker who Is wife OF the mate OF the brig Bel
Ian, now lying at this port, saw second mate Elias
Ganderson pass over the side OF tho brig to party
along side, IN small boat two bags OF lndia rub
ber, the property Of Charles Bann, OF TINS city,
and valued at 5000. GandersoH, seeing that he
was observed by Mrs. Walker went TO that
woman and threatenend to take ner life II
she ever made known the circumstance to any one.
Fearing that he would be as good as hrs word. she
kent quiet not even telling her husband, who was
on board at the tlme The property was not missed
until yesterday afternoon, and when the captain
began making inquiries about IL Mrs. Walker, fear
ing that perhaps suspicion might fall upon her
husband, made clean breast Of the AFFAIR." An
Officer sent for, and Ganders0n's arrest being
enected ne was taken 70 The Tombs, where JUS
tice bowling yesterday afternoon committed him TO
answer. rhe prisoner protested stoutly that he
knew nothing OF the property and tntln.::tel that
the whole thing was put up Job 70 rel MIN Oh the
vessel
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CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN.

Conservation of n New AItar-Intcresting
Ceremony.
The Church OF st. Mary the Virgin, In Forty fifth
street, between Broadway and Eighth avenue, was
crowded yes terday afternoon by select congrega-
ton. the occasion being the conservation Of new
altar, recently erected in the building. The altar is
Of Italian marble and Is constructed In the
French Gothic style Of the eleventh century.
1t Is seventeen feet long and twenty.six
feet to the tcp OF the tabernacle, upon
which cross nve feet In height will
shortly be placed. The architecture is altogether
very beautiful, and the altar as decorated and
lighted up yesterday evening presented an i'm
posing appearance. The ceremony OF conservation
commenced with procession from the sanctuary,
the following clergymen taking part--Rev. Bishop
Potter, Rev. Mr.. Van Cleeck Rev. Mr.. SwoOp Rev.
Mr.. Homestead, Rev. Mr.. Noyes, Rev. Mr.. Brown,
Rev. Mr. BriscOe and Rev. Mr.. Bradley. Bishop
Potter read q service specially prepared by himself
for the occasion. The congregation made responses
and with organ accompaniment sang an appro.
pirate hymn. The ceremony terminated about four
O'Clock. The altar was erected by O member OF the
parish In memory OF his deceased wife.
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AN ACT OF FRIENDSHIP THAT DID NOT TURN
OUT "ALL RIGHT

James Monahan, OF 2os West Thirty eighth street,
went on "bit Of a spree" on sunday. While in
that exalted condition friend OF his named Michael
Nolan, who was anxious about Monahans cash as to
It's safety put his hand into his pantaloons pocket
and took therefrom about fortyone dollars in bills
Mrs. Monahan, who saw this operation, demanded
OF Nolan the money when he gave her the very un.
sat isfact0ry reply that ''t was all rIght.n Nolan
did not, however, make 1t all right for he has not
since seen 1T to return the money. lie was taken
before Justice Blxby at the Yorkville Police Court
yesterday, where his little act OF friendship was
looked upon ~ grand larceny, and he was commit.
ted. IN default OF $500 bail, to answer.
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MARINE COU0T-pART |.
Important tn Warebousemen.
Before Judoe Alker.

BEFORE Judge Alker.
RfbLet - AZ. ". Aeyer.-T case which has oc.
cupied the Court nearly three days was concluded
yesterday, the jury rendering verdict In favor OF
the plaintiffs " the extent OF the Courts jurisdc-
tion, sl,DJo. The piaintir5, in May 1870 received
from Costa Rica consignment OF $50 bags OF conee
which they stored with the defendant, a warehouse
keeper, at which time they claim IL TO have been
N perfect condition and at subsequent time when
100 bags Of " were 500. In october, however, when
new samples we're drawn In oroer TO dispose OF the
balance II was found 70 have acquired smell re-
semDiing tar Or creOsote In consequence Of which
II nas deprecated IN value 70 the extent or TWO and
a naf csnts per pound, gold. The plaintiffs claim
was for this iOss on investigation thu odor was
found " prevail IN the delendants warehouse and
20 proceed from quantity OF painted or vanished
cotton ties or iron hoops, stored on the FIRST noor
The principal defence was that guarding against
odors was more than such ordinary care as ware.
house Keepers are required 10 use.
Verdict Tor plaintiff.
For paintlfs Evarts, Southmayd and Cboate; for
defendant Townsend, Dyett and Cad schmidt
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1924, 20. 800 Ao I4a s7s, AIS. 4ao 4sa 4a4, 42e.

1924 90 $780, 4lo, l42, s7s, AIS. 42o 422, 424, 42e
430, 432, 432h
suPRExE CoURT-cHAMBERs- Held by Judge Car.
dozo.-Nos. 1873, IT9, 1s0. Call 200.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Monell.-Nos. 6S5. 663, l646, 227, s73. 500,
Part 2-Held bv Judge Spencer.-Nos. $50, 1l70. 6l2
1856. 92s 1o4. 1908, 1l9s, 1000. 1862.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Daley Robinson and Loew.-Nos. 81 10, 46, 15, 49,
II, "a, 81. a. Al 81 Co. o7 es 70, s5 1o5, ITO, 49,
COMMON PLEAs,TRIAL. TERM1part ns lied by
1886, 1901, sl6, 1925 1929. es 1872, 6l4, 832, 4Os
4e7s. 1880, 772 7Sl, 172, sss, 1oas 1884, 24l, es2
S47. 1876. 606 527.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part HELD by
Judge Aker.-Nos. 77s4. 6343, $3.50. ITO. 7o49
Part 2-Held By Judge snea.-Nos. 7l3l, 1852, os4s
1854 1891, 66s6h, 1897, 7347. 1915, 7O44 1885, 6577,
7l6O, TAI. Part 3-Held by Judge Joacnimsen.-
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SUPERIOR COuaT-sPECIAL TERM.


by Juugt Spencer.
Christian E. Dottrdn Us. George Sn,naonSon.-I
deny this motion, $40 costs, but defendants have
two days notice OF settlement Of order before me in
part two.
Ed,otn NJ. Wright IS. Elisha B10oney.-Order
signed. See memoranda.
ST. Luke'S Home J0r INDECENT Christian Females
rs. The Association for the Relter OF Respectable
AGED INDECENT Fe,ndles.-MOtion denied, with COST
to abide event.
See opinion.
austin Huger Us. Eyfzd Sc,oe,cto.-See decision.
Peter ". Ta,ldefpoou rs. Wa,. S. Sears ct al
Sec opinion.
Wnl J. hughes cs. Henry Juttie.--Order signed.
BY Judge Freedman.
Wm. A. G. Ryan Us. Robert NJ Wdtte.-Order
granted.
Vim. TvnstHe u.s. Ayer RoSenthay.-Motion dis
missed.
Joseph r. .Stuyresdnt rs. Gotaieb Grtersler.-
Order granted.
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COURT or COMMON pLEAs-spEcIAL TENN


Decisions.
BY Judge Larremore.
Brolcn Us. 7e,TV.-Default opened and defendant
allowed to reverse answer on payment OF costs OF
motion and disbursem ents OF Judgment
Bovden IS AcLdu0hhn.-Motion granted.
O'Fdrreu ps. Mdrshdll.-Moton denied.
Laurence rs. Aarch-Motion denied, with costs,
to abide event.
Hayes rS. Wfute.-Applcaton denied.
BY Judge Robinson.
Holpohp rs. Bro,cn d Harrison. Findings OF fact
and law filed; accounting ordered before D. O. Cal
VIM referee
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SUPERIOR C0URT-cIRCuIT.

Tamperiag With the Jury In the Black
Friday Case.
Before Judge McCunn.
The jurors in the Black Friday suit who testified
on Saturday 10 having been Improperly approached
with view to influence their minds were in attend
ance at noon to-day 10 have their testimony read
revised ana sworn to. This being done-which took
some time, the testimony being voIuminous-the
Court ordered copy OF the same to be sent to tile
Grand Jury, another copy to District Attorney Gar
win and retained copy for Itself. The next step in
the programme, following the argument set down
for to-day In the Special Term OF the motion to set
aside the verdict IS TO bde patiently the action OF
the Grand Jury IN the premises.
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FATAL CAR-CRUsHINa CASE.
Recommendation by the Jury.

Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest in the
case OF the lad David Wilde, fifteen years and six
months OF age, late or 17e Division street, who was
killed on the 9th inst. by being run over on the
Bowery, near Houston street. by 1863 OF the Third
avenue line. Young Wide attempted to jump from
the front platform OF the car while 1t was in notion
and In doing SO, slipped ana fell before the wheel
which passed over ana crushed his left thigh. In
their verdict OF accidental death the jury said, land
we urgently recommend the railroad company be
requested 10 have gates put on tho front platform
OF their cars to prevent the possibility OF such Rcci
dents occurring IN the future.
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SUPREME CQuRI--GENERll IERm.

Special Orders Regarding Notes Of Issue.
Before judges ingrabam. Barnard and oardozo.
new notes or issue in all cases must be filed with
the Clerk ten days before the 1s or January II In
also ordered that all notes OF issue will state the
name OF the Judge or referee py whom the order or
Judgment appealed from was issued, and In case
lbe same n not so stated therein the Clerk Is
cIrectod not 10 place the cause on the calender.
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SUPREME C0URT-cHAMBE2i.
Decisions.
BY Judge Brady.

BY Judge Brady.
Michael Us. Mchael.-Motion granted; see
opinion
Gertu Us. JacObp.-Motion denied.
Depe,o Us. De,cey.-Referred as TO one question:
see opinion.
The Groton Savings Bank Us. .Seebdu ct al.-Mo.
tion granted.
Donetp rs. Reeues.-See opinion.
BuHe'Ico,1h rs. ToMennfag, and James Us.
Same Motions denied
Marsh rs. SdidnaOn.-Order settled
In re Nary Ann AisdeyS0n.-tInal order as to
custody Of child made
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COURT or OYER AND rtRmlNEa.

rleas and sepfeBces-Two Cases Of Illegal
Resisration Disposed or and ibe Parties
Sept 10 Statc Prison.
Before Judge Ingraham.
This Court met at eleven O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing. The court room was deDsely crowded. The
bret business was
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
william Kennedy PLEADED guilty ~ stealing 4
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COURT CkLtN0Lns-IHIs Oiy.

SUPREME CouRT-sPEoIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
ors.-Nos 179, $50. 1871 lsa, Is4 1856 1886 ls7, 100,
l9l, 1872 l0s. 1s4. l95, ise, 1877 lss, ZOO 2oi 2o2
SUPREME CoURT-CIRouIT-Part Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-sos. lsl, 32s, os6 9ss Jos, 2t1, ,2le,
lied BY Judge BrsJys-kos. ll7i Sss, eI2, lo22,
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THE FISK-MANsFIELD LIBEL CASE.
No Exn minafion To-day.

No Exnm minafiOn To-day.
The examinati on In the Fisk.Mansfed libel case
will not come on, reported, to-day, before Justice
Bixby at the Yorkville Police Court On the request
OF John McKeon, counsel for the complainant, Jus
tice Bixby has consented to postpone the examina-
tion until next Saturday forenoon, at ten o'clock
precisely with the understanding that then 1t viii
be continued from day to day until concluded
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.

CITY CoURT.-Nos. 154 1856, 1917, 162, 1876. 16s
16e 10 H. ia 49, i76, III l.s Isl. 1s4, 22 25e
35e. 242 g. 1oe s17 315 4 CO. COY. 6 16s, 1856, 1s9
1877, 2o5 2l4 29s, 30, 30s, 81, 313, 314 3lS. Par
2.-Crlmina trials
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR,

ALBANY, N Y, Dec. H. 1871.
The following Is the Court or Appeals day calen-
dar for December 12:Nos. 3s6, 422, 42e, 45s, 4sO,
462, 438, 376.
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The manufacturers OF counterfeit money or their
confederates, as q general thing, never have pos
the community. They are ALWAYS engaged In some
other occupation-some ostensibe work which Is
respectable. They have money. They have talent.
They have skill. They have In some out Of the way
place In this city, which was
THE GREAT CENTRE OF CONTEMPLATING
their powerful presses, with which to print
had inflated this patent paper which the govern
ment had prepared. called
lie would produce large quantities OF this paper
seized in the present case. These men had their
works concealed IN
AN ouT.oF.THE-wAY PLACE
while the man VINO was at the head Of the business
was away In some other locality attending 10 other
business and only met his confederates In times
and places Of security. Having adverted TO the
difficulty which the government had experienced
In nndlng out the manufacturers Of TINS bogus
money, counsel observed that about year ago II
was determined by the
SECRETARY AND SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY.
acting with the District Attorney, to oner indem
nity to the passers or counterfeit money if they
would turn states evidence, for the purpose OF
reaching those ~ whom this money was thrown
upon the country. He instanced the case OF Colonel
CLARKE Of Brooklyn, who mad been convicted OF that
crime and was now undergoing punishment In the
a counterleiter; that he had been engaged for sew
era years In c0unterfeiting; that he had been SEN
fenced for that cime and that he had escaped from
prison. Persons VINO saw him IN prison would
be produced as witnesses. Mr.. Picrrepoint, on
closing mis- statement. gave recital OF the lacts
named rnan as Krs ETabt AZ ns hudson RIVER Raroad
station, with large amount OF counterfeit money
In his possession In the month VI september last;
his refusal al first 10 tell where ne got the money
and his subsequent statement that he received II
from David keene, who admitted that ne got
ine bogus s.an from one Henry UOle, arWer ne1e
having been got at, admitted that he received IL
from Minor. the defendant VINO, u would be proved,
dollar counterfeit plates from which the spurious
.m0ney had been printed. Negotiations were opened
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PROPOSALS.
DOSl OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE.
NEW YORK CITY,
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT, Dec. Is. 1870.

e., WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.
Schcl propoas WIN be received at the Office OF the Super
inendeh unt NJ January 10, 8i1 Tor furnishing, de-
Neng tng and putting In place the cast and wrought
IRON WORK exhibited In plans, specifications and schedules
now IN thls olcc, consisting OF iron columns, bed
piates, &C., ana wrought Iron beams grders, &c.
me WORK OF the umn iron beams and girders must be
Iufnished Delivered fitted In place complete within
Four months after date of written notice the
worS and the remainder rapidly required by the
gress OF the work and by the Supernt
Ihe CONTAGIOUS VIII be permitted the of the derrcks
and engines In putting the work place without charge but
VII be required to pay the time Of the employed In
when required.
scaaoiding 10 be furnished by the contractors
Proposals VIII be made hv the piece weight for the
various castings and beams provided for the schedules
The work will not be subivided among different bidders
but will be considered IN the aggregate. .
Payments will made monthly, deducting ten per cent,
until the Hnal completion Of the contract
All bids must pe accompanied by penal BOND IN the sum
BbO0 that the bidder VIII perform the contract
awarded 10 him. the snciency of the security 10 be certi-
fed by the United States Judge Clerk of the United States
Court or District Attorney Of the district where he resides
The department the right to reject or all BIDS
II be deemed for the interest of the government to do
and any bid that not made the printed form 10 be OBJ
tanned In i oce and doe not conform IN every respect
to TIE Of this VIII not be con
sdered neither Will any proposals be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged in the manufacturo Of cast
or wrought iron work and who have not the necessary fac
Ties Tor getting out the castings or rolled beams .
Proposals VIII be endorsed "Bds for Iron WORK. and al.
dressed to CALVIN I. HULBURD. SuperIntcndent
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HERALD TUESDAY TO- lsL-TRIPLE SHEET.
ADJUSTMENTS

-
3 ASS4FSSRs ASSSS4FSP oGnsgsAmqs NEW SaasA.
Nj III. sSS Has fs
Mr. SLAAsSaARB As.,a.s 3. aad hi. Mr. FRaSk Drew
New scenery, New Scenery and Effects.
Brsrgi22 2%sns sns n ~ EiSs,ss sSsH gFHss DREW.
SFsRyl7 saW Asp AS Enys HfSSHARR
mas oeen In active preparation for several months.
5l4--EEHHEEssEEssHH eosTSVE.. eosTSVE.
SgeSssf hAhsSb iHhSMDs
ra Hss assaf Ssss Fl IxSS1 sn'lfs nfE TsoGfR slll
WIN appear In nsT Th ana sE nis9dSfni sfEsp Psn'0mm'
inc great negro aSSSnY SSaship bououEsrY.
Bad ssS
LEW RATTLER. &c. STEWART. GEO. H. GOES.
JAS iHE MsGid ssssb MysE sSrr 4 as %soTss ;BfSass
Miss Emma Afford aud Miss Clara verndon.
100 ARTISTS Aaf aPfEAR Fs is'sis SianTn9 iHp
Box open daily Seats secured six davs in advance
w EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Mr. 7. W. Robertsons new play,
srHn MOUNTING or TAN' Tak PIECE IS rAy1r1Ess
Herald.
Characters by Mr. JOHN BRoUGHAM, Mr.. JOHN GIL.
BERT, Mr. CHAS. FISHER, Mr. GEORGE CLARKE, Miss
MADELINE HEERIQUEs, Mas HELEN TRACY, Miss
FOWLER, Miss BLAISUELL. Miss MCCORMICK and
others.
ACT FIRST
Villa and Garden at Seyenoaks, Kent.
BEFORE THE WEDDING.
"LaughnG girls, beautiful rural landscape joyful be-
troha breakfast and ingenious appostons Of comic
character pave the way exceenuy for the deeper tns that
ACT SECOND.
Ruined Church and Debris OF the Fight the Field OF
Woerth.
AFTER THE BATTLE.
"This is mere dramatic abeau, but truth, and Mr. Wal
lack has arranged the details with his usual keen eye to pic
brought wildly mind the stage of Walacks In the
second Of WAR Byrons famous passage In the third
canto of 'Chlde Harold "-Iimes
ACT THIRD.
villa at Sevenoaks.
THE LOST
The whole is effective realistic transcript of actual
life-an absolute reflex Of the passing time. It eyokes
throughout the kind interest which the reader of the
morning journal daily takes 10 eeaphc dispatches dated
at the seat of the Franco Prussan In fine
has the interest Of actually. Herald
aWAR" MATINEE
at half-past one p. N.
SATURDAY, JAN. IL.
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RooTH's THEATRE.
THIS Es5HfT sSf hyHnE sATJEDHS. ESzS.s''
EDWIN BOOTH
will appear in kiGTshIEn. HaTf5Is Historical PlHy0
which viii be produced very superior manner with ,be
@o'''''h 70 'n' sssr"[ IT. hHSRRScE sRSef 0bARRrrr
1s Shs ans ssfP Perons psSy y sS%s4.e
Mr. Lawrence Barrett as............"....De Mauprat
Mr. Edwin Booth Richeiea
Mr. Anderson .Hugaet
Mr. Paeman. De s1aas Ber,aSen 1
Mr. Howson .......as.. Orleans
Miss Pateman.. Julie DE Mortimer
Miss Livingst'n .as.......M Marion De Lorme
FIRST MATINEE OF
ON SATURDAY, Hiah.iaH3,r JAM Il Ar TX O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY Eas.S, Ia, IyENIss, Nh Cd, sAS;M \;
hissSH' IoTE GSp lsm snS %oYhnTS. alr%S Of
rLAwREsch S'1f BARRETT
Edward Marson
. (for the first time IN New York;
mr.. Il. W sheridan as Lord Verney
Mr. Mr. a. ". fenno.. Master Vermont
Mr.. A. Ptou Fsnton
Mr. Mr. =; .camae
CHer first appearance al this Thearcj u''e'
MISS faseman Margaret
ssS' % ihIs $$$'sfssS SS SfM
MAcHISTRy ~ DUNE and Assistants MUSIC psS BY by
MIR. d. W. WALLER
Seats secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE, at the Theatre
I'll Broadway.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN.
Lessee and a JosEfH nFfEks5kE s5 EDWIN BOOTH
THIS EVENING
-. RIR VAN ,wlNkLE:
uxnSEsbAT last JhEEk rERF9HMAKGES r. on
with the SSofH's SSS@RiT's fmEaTsE. flfianfs &c. from
Box Sheet OPEN Seats secured at the Academy or a.
Runmsn's. III Broadway, New York
Dan Tk OF SEW
I and SIKH theatre a55
f'n
4
1H1 KNOW
ps%pss STANLEY
Warren Tommy say, II. Broskway Little Mac. Dan Dam
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
sA5sfa4Sl FdK habilks SAsSAkH AsS GnlLbkkE.' 81 kSEH'
Bryants Minsrels, sSd street. Every Night ats
Ho0LHz's s osEHA n HtJAEsT A9sHsH se.s Proprietor.
HooLEYs AND EEELY srsn nEoN mrssrRELs
LEON As fRfNcEss GasNa sHHw Fs An N. MICH TOM
A MEXICAN CELEBRATION
"A OF THE UNITY OF ITALY,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY IL,
ats O'Clock.
Doors open att
MaaI fsnSa DT sfs's Dr. o% Asl1sssss BY il
EMOTT, and other distinguished speakers.
Music by Grafila's Band.
Tickets free or charge be had AT the following book
stores Randoph's, 40 Broadway; Caretons of
Fifth avenue and Twenty fifth street. Methodist Book Con-
Most ands % Murray street. Christens n University
place.
61S NEW YORK sIGst; MusEUM OF ANATOMY. s,s s1s
6l8 Established 1857 6i3
6i8 @-----@ 6i3
SiS We are fearfuly aud 6ls
6l9 wonderfully made. 6l3
6IS bl5
gig The Beauties. Wonders and Monsrosities OF 6ls
6l8 one visit 6lS
IRELAND IN SHADE AND SUNSHINE.
Apollo Han, every Evening.
The most beautiful Irish the world.
Nine. FITZPATRICK and BARRY AYLMER In their great
TNO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.
J. Alargc and constantly
Increasing stock OF
WOOD CUTS,
from fresh and original
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Old Herald Building.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
CLOTHING.

T 432 FOURTH AVENUE BETWEEN TWENTY
"A ninth and Tbirtieh streets-Lades and gentlemen will
find the fair and honest dealer MINTZ TO whom they can
following prlcesFrom $40 to $50 silk dresses @ to f
for coats, Y2 to ST pants Please call address
MINTz, 4sa Fourth avenue. Ladies attended to by Mrs
Mintz.