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AMUsEDIENrs.


GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS ATS.
srnoa s$sfS4 sfasH a. o EXTRA
...cRAND SPECIAL MATINEE Tomorrow THAMES
GIVING DAY. and Regular Matinee every Saturday.
EVERY NIGHT
Mr. a. L. FOxs new and original grand trick and spec
A' ''''i huaFTY DfttMPTY ABRoAD
UNPARALLELED HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT
BEAUTIFUL scrSEET BHEclous ndsGI sgsFHH oosTUAHs'
ingenious .''p'.asi sRlssP,a Appointments
nvnnrTnrsa sSA BHEdSa, sHb5Sq sH% SSD NOVEL,
The The Prince D9eiisn. ..Miss FANNY HAYWARD
old One Two. Buckle Ny Shoe. c. &. FOX
'AsEFsS AsEFfs III SsSflai SsS$sHl
And a Force OF over 800 Auxiliariesi
ADVENTURES OF 1RIyrTy, HuyRTy DuMfrY ON HIS
witnessed by multitude people and creating roars OF
=. Seats may always be bIsin',d Secured in advance
w Proprietor and Manager MI. LESTER wALLACK
Performance begins at ?: NJ; terminates 10 40
FIFTH WEEK OF THE COMEDY SERIES
also ayany ga zTEss RSFHSs Sgs yEFK s
Foote's famous comedy, entitled
THE LIAR,
with Nr. Tom Ha sss sy..cc..is otrtedietta called
To OBLIGE BENSON.
Characters by Messra LESTER WALLACE John
GILBERT, HARRY BECKETT, w. j. FERGUSON, j.
W. CARROLL, Miss JEFFRYS-LEwIS, Miss EFFIE
GERMON, Mrs JOHN SEFTON aud Miss DORA GOLD
THWAITE.
The fourth Of the present series will be RoDersons
HOME.
The manager bcgs to announce that he has received
from
MR.. DION BOUCICAULT
new work of the highest class being
A LEGIT1MATE MODERN COMEDY, IN FIVE ACTS,
written for this theatre. 1t will be produced
the necessary be satisfactorily prepared
SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 80.
THIRD AND LAST SACRED CONCERT,
sTRAKosCH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
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SATURDAY MATINEE NOVEMBER %. AT so
1.-THE STRANGER
"' g - PErRucHIo.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS ATS.
ADMISSION SOC.
SPECIE PRICES. }RESERYED' SEATS. 50C. EXTRA
)FAMILY CIRCLE, 4OC.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AmUSEmENrS.
RooTH's THEATRE. LESSEE j. B. BOOTH.
LAST WEEK OF MIR: EDWIN BOOTH
TnssnAy Tungnt 1EypRNINGs. oTHELLo.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. IAGO.
FRIDAY AND sHYLocK
SATURDAY MATINEE NOVEMBER q. Arl@
Nj. EDWIN BOOTH a..........: In rnrsS$dn.o sS$
On MONDAY EVENING 4 pscsmser &c sss l. ls7s.
Mr. sHs HidkEr Mi V 81 ! ff9Sss0h EEavE,
ssns sss re the AND " the
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
proprieor.. or.....................Mr SHERIDAN sHoQR
"AAAs'''' Begins al s. over at 10 io
SECOND WEEK rE AZ vG weKEb WoRb FAIRY
whiSso kSohSods pStSisss'1GeiHs s6ccEsss, It's
Rssss sss asssaS scaa night
best effort Of her Iile-Miss Kate
WORLD Meta sariIett Miss Rate Holland, WORLD
Jr., Mr.. Mckee Rankin and Stuart
GRAND MATINEE ON THANKSGIVING DAY.
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER l.
wiz be produced new emotional drama, in i've acts
ASTRAY,
DION B6GcruAUIr,
written expressly iQr this theatre
In which Miss Rose Eytnge Miss Caxton Miss Mestavefs
Burroughs. Montgomery and Stuart Robson win appear.
NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
snd
Mr.. DAILY begs 70 the completion OF the new
and magnificent theatre erected los HIM a the above
EpY SEASON S" Of pfS the FIRTH AvENuE G6aPASY
WILL BEGIN
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. December s. 1873
The inaugural entertainment will comprise an ORIol-
NAL POEfICAL ADDRESS, written expressly for tho
occasion by Dr. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES and an
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL COMEDY, in five acts. written
expressly tor this company by Mr. JAMES ALBERRY.
FORTUNEl
The box sheet for the FIRST NIGHT will be opened St
the Broadway Theatre Saturday morning Now ~ ats
o'clock and the sale Of seats for all the other nights of
the FIRST WEEK win be commenced on Monday morn
ing Dec. /, at the box Office OF the new theatre.
PRICES.
Admission 81: Orchestra and Balcony Chairs 81 90;
Dress Circle Chairs 81 Reserved Seats in the family
circle rs cents; Family Circle Sofas. so cents Pro-
scenium holding five persons, $I5 ana
$l2; ParQuet Private Boxes, $lO
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BOARDERs WANTED.

1E0 WEST sIxTEEETH STREET. NEAR SIXTH
lou avenue.-Five or six neatly furnished Rooms TO
let with without Board private table II desired Ref
erences exchanged
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NfME. ROSA CHALLENGES THE woRLD-REyEALs
I the hidden mysteries OF your life, cures drunken.
and al disssses t72 Canal street Consultation ST.
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CS WEST TWENTY SECOND sTREET.-MoDERATR
~ prices, comfortable Rooms, with without Boa rd
in small private family, Tor gentlemen ony reference
required.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FoK SALE.

A NEW YORK CITY LOT AT wooDLAwN HEIGHTS
"A for 500 and upward-Onlv SIS cash; balance easy
payments; great many lots are being sod about 81
houses are 10 built Immediately number almost
competed every house built increases the value OF ad
Joining lots streets and avenues are graded.
POTTER BROTHERS, No. Warren street.
Branch ONCE Fordham.
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nt0 districts, as follows /:

We doubt If any city in the United States, in
proportion to its population, except Chicago,
can make better exhibit in this respect for the
year 1872. Philadelphia, with q population Of
674,022, erected, during the past year, $3.50
buildings Baltimore, with 90 tS54 inhabitants,
erected 2,203 houses; while Washington, with
10e, 1s9 population, erected ,2i6. Judging from
the statements Of different architects and build
ers, We venture the assertion that the value of
buildings to be erected this year, will double
the value Of those built during the past year Of
1872
In this connection We append tabular state
ment Of the assessed value of real property in
the city Of Washington for 1872, - reported BY
the District asseseor.
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An Aneuanseas 90 the Patent Lac ana
what &c Deaoa.

kEw YORK. Jan. 1.-THE Josvadi Of Com-
meres, edttortally. salle the attention Of the
pres 90 the country 81 a covert attempt 70
again revive the patent straw paper swipdle IN
Congress. The dodge nov attempted n I'm a
proposed amendment % the patent laws now
before Congress in which IL the following clause:
and no extenuon granted prior b the passage
fact that the certificate OF extension was not
ANNEXED before the expiration Of such pasent ~
The Journal cf ComaerW says there In no other
case 10 which his anne nd me M will apply exceps
10 revive the old French meilier patent straw
paper sWindle defuDct i've years ago. This
amendment has been read twice, and In q sew
Its pa9age win be 20 add one cent % every
pound Of paper purchased BY newspaper pub
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The New York Journal y csnneree severely
comments on the proposed amen1meat to the
pateat lsws ~ pending In Congress, which
provides that "no extendon granted prior TO tie
passage Of this act shall - held invalid by rea-
son Of the fast that the certificate Of extension
was not apasxed befsrs the expiration Of such
pAtents The only eject Of this amendment, the
Jssrnal Of Csnaeree says. Il to revive the old
Preach Aellisr straw papsr patent, defunct fivs
years ago, and the effect q It's passage win be to
add one cent to every pound Of paper purchased
by newspaper publishers The matter should be
carefully examined into by member Of Con-
sress before they vote on IL. Othervise great in
justice nay ~ done.
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THE DEAD Ex-ENpERoR.
Goafer~wee ~ Romaunrsi~s<


LeNpox, Jan 1.-THE Prince and Princess
OF Walee vii remain in strict rctircmcnt -
her country seat st Sandringham Tor one
week a. mara of respect On the mcmorv of
Eapoieon Prince Napoleon. his wife. the
Princes Cbcthide, PRIMES Mathilde. N. Paul
CsseaRnae, and . number cf other BOnapa rtiSt-
have srrtved ~ Chtseihurst. where an imTortant
conference, On ne conr~e a. be pursued ~ rx
pectcd ~ take place. Napoleon len two Wills.
one Of which ID I'm Tendon aud the other la
Paris.
rrGrxrH's NoTHrp
NApRfp, Jan. f.--Countess Il Hcnt,jo. mother
Of The ex-Enpres Eugenie, has left here Or
Chiselhursf.
rHB ERBSCH oyBICBRs WHO WILL ATTEND rvs
TrNkRkI.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Gdaleis this morning
says The only Officers OF the French army who
viii be permitted ~ attend the funeral Of
Napoleon viii be tAo>e who " ere attached 10
the household Of the eK-EnYcrOr during kis
reign In France.
TIA FUNERAL
LoSDoH, Jan 1.-The remains Of Nspoleoa
will probably be buried TUESDAY apder the 80
Of the family in the chancel OF the Roman
Catholic chapel az Chi.elhurst
THE TIhE Bos THE FUNERAL
LosDoH, Jan. 1.-THE time fer the funeral 81
Napoleon has been definitely decided upon. II
will take place next "Wednesday morning ~ "a
O'Clock. The royal family OF England will i
represented on the mournful occasion by e.,
Prince and Princess OF walcs, and Prin
Christian, who viii accompany the ex~ Empr--.
Eugene.
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No. cf TranVeys. CONFEDERATION
91O,0G,16O

For 1870 the transfers numbered 2,ooo, the ag-
gregate consideration being - 81 900, thus
making the average consideration for each
transfer, 1855. For 1871 the transfers num-
bered :, $50, the aggregate consideration being
g. Al ,437, or averaging nearly g 900 for each
transfer. For 1872 the transfers numbered 2, $685.
the aggregate consideration being $40, COS, 100,
averaging over g 900 for each transfer, Thus
1t will he seen that the number of transfers for
1871 exceeds those Of 1870 by over 20 per cent,
and the aggregate consideration paid is nearly 20
per cent. greater. For 1872 the number Of trans
fers we're only 2s1 more than for 1871, yet the
aggregate consideration il about 35 per cent
greater than for 1871, and over 100 per cent
greater than for 1870
BUILDINGS.
The total number OF buildings erected IN
Washington during the past year was I, 216. OF
these 10l were brick and SIS frame. The num-
Der Of new buildings would have been greatly
increased, but for the large and almost xclusivs
monopoly Of labor and material by the board Of
public works in the prosecution of the extensive
improvements in the District. Yet, in value,
the Improvements OF the past year make a very
satisfactory exhibit, being assessed at O. 100 25O
divided init, diefricfs fcllnus
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DID AusTRIA PRonIsE TO HELP FRANCE
AGAINST Prussia president Theirs has in
strusted the Marquis de Banville, French am
bassador At Vienna, 70 convey 70 Prime Minister
Andrassy an expression OF the deep regret OF the
French government At the indiscreef pubhca-
tons OF the Duke de Grammont The indie
pendence Beige publishes a letter fr0m Count
Won Beust In answer TO the assertions OF Duke
de Grammont. The count shows that Austria
tried to dissuade France nom going 20 war win
Prussia, and explicitly reserved her right % re-
main neatraL France, after IL was declared,
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The rx-EnrRrss EUens,E AND ia. Boy

The Ex-EMrREss EUGRNIE AND THE BONA
PARTIsTs-Atttfede Of the Boaaparttsis ia u,
French Army.-The Empress Eugene will soon
issue proclamation to the people, anaouncine
that she assumes the regency during her SON
minority. The empress on THURSDAY night wa.
calmer, and received several visitors from
France. She went several times to the roo an In
which the body lies. Victoria sent Col. Card
ner to Chiselhurst with an autogrsp phi letter. A
telegram OF coincidence has been received from
the Pope. Cardinal Bonaparte is expected "a
arrive hourly. Prince Napoleon comes by wa
OF Germany, not being permitted to pas.
through France. Benedftti and Madame Can
robert have arrived at Chiselhurst. Bonapsrt-
ISIS onicers in the French army have asked
ieave TO attend the funeral. Permission vii
probably be granted If they agree to 20 in civil
lant dress. Marshal Mcmahon reports to the
president that the army 10 not affected by tn
death of Napoleon. There are Bonaparti,;.
among the officers, but no party which silpport,
the Napoleonic dynasty. The report 81 tn
post -mortem examination at ChiseIhurst say,
the failure Of circulation was due to the EN- per
OTIS general constitutional condition The biad
affected
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NEW YORK NOTES.

TIE STOKES BILL oS ExcEPTioNs
NEW YORK, JAN 1.-THE bin Of exception i
favor OF Stokee hse been completed. and NJ
soon argued before Judge Boardman- D.
dcee not grant . new trial the bin will be ar
before every one Of the thirty-two Judges q,
Supreme Court Stokes was much dejecsed =, .
terday.
yesterday devoted is time 10 praying f,r l.
purity Of the press.
-. GOVERNOR DIX
vae on a train yesterday Afternoon which rau
on NE track opposite Albany, the ENGINE o..
Der, ane baggage ear Of which were smashe.i
No passengers were hart.
TAn BAkK eTATEMnNr
shows decrease in loans OF 2,les, i0o, IN g.,
crease In specie Of 9 .0sl 0oo decrease In BE-
tenders OF e1e,.o. an increase In deposi'. ID,
S,e0,4W, Q decrease In circulation u sf52, 2g
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The POLITICAL SITUATION IN FRANCB-M
Theirs and the Thirty's subcommittee Of the
French assembly have agreed 10 articles permit
ting the President TO address the assembly on
certain specined occasions, and giving him re-
for constitution have also been settled A
rupture has taken place in the Left Center. At
meeting Yesterday Of the deputies belonging TO
that party Christophe, radical. was elected pres
ident, ~hefeurcn Casimir Pereire and his
friends Immediately withdrew and Joined the
Right. II Is said that the Bonaparte deputies
will also Join the Right.
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ANOTHER CHANGE IN rHK POLITICAL SrrrA-
TON IN LoUrsIANA.-The fusion Legislature
OF Louisiana fully organized yesterday. Sena-
tor Mcmillan, accompanied by Senators jerks,
Nolan, Swords, Ladd, WORTH and Hunsaeker,
who Yesterday Withdrew from Kellogg's Senate,
issued an address 10 the people Of the state I'm
justification Of their course. The withdrawal OF
the six senators from the Pinchback Legisla-
tare created lively stir in political quarters. II
iSaAested by fusionists that other senators will
leave the Pinchbackers, probably breaking a
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS II WASH.
HCToH FOR lss2.
4 MOST SATISFACTORY EXHIBIT.
The Remarkable Growth Of Washingten
RIAL ESTATE OrrIcs OF

Cen 18th and 6 STs., January 10, Is73.
Editor Of The Ssor:-The transactions in real &C.
tate in the city Of Washington for the past year
shows healthy and encouraging progress, and
Is q matter of congratulatiOn to those who have
faith in the grand future Of the NATIONAL capital.
The recorded transfers OF Washington city
property for the year 1872 are as follows:
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA democratic senalorial
eeuem vas held AZ Jeferson city last night a
which resolutions were adopted liking thc ilne
for the caucus for bsllotinG for United -
Senator tonight a series OF re~olu.ions
were offered which sct forth thas the democrats
and liberal members OF the general assembly,
being convinced that events Of The recent cam
paign, while demonstra ting their self eating
patriotism and devotion % the sounfry, have
also gwen signal proof Of the necessity OF adj
herring rgtdly ~ tho-e saercd principles which
can never be sacrificed, and resolve in favor
OF local self-Rovernment. reduced taxation, Re-
forms in the manner Of ssseesment and collections
OF taxe< In order ~ decrease the number OF FAX
EaAerers, againet monopoly, taxation of bank
ing facilities and railroads, I'm favor Of direct
vote by the people for President, and against
the theory that % the victor belongs the spoils
The resolutions we're referred % q committee
Of me from each district 81 report al some fa-
ture meeting. The reports from jefferson city
indicate that Senator Blair has much more pos
tive strength a. the Senatorial candidate. and
that he viii bs nominated i'm the caucus 10
night.
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serisus RailreoA Accident.

ST. LoUIe, Jan. I1--An express train on the
st. Lous, kspsae City aud Northwestern raii-
way struck q broken rail two miles north Of
Montgomery, st O'Clock yesterday morning.
The baggage oar, two coaches, and the Kansas
ment and turned over. Edward ChurchiIl. of
Para, He, had his collar bone broken and was
otherwise severely injured. Ten O. twelve pas
sengefs were more On less hurt, but none seri-
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SIB CHARLES In DIsAaRREAnLE QUARTERS.
while Sir Charles Dixie, the noted republican
agitator, was delivering an address on the sub
Iect Of Land and People, In Derby, Engla nd
Tuesday night, mob attacked the meetins ana
attempted to disPerse 1t. The adherents Of Sir
gle ensued. Several persoas we're injured ana
many Window brokea. The hshtine lated
more than an hoer, and great aEciteHeat pre-
the riotoU demonstration Order ~ ~ Ian th
restored, and the meeting was brought to :
close. A large crowd, armed with sticks ana
nlneScons, escorted the speaker and his wife to
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PATERSON, n. j., Jan. lin the circuit
court, in the ease Of the Union or kassen loco
motive express company against the Erie rail-
way oompsny-a suit % recover damages for a
contract which was abrogsted by Jay Gould
and fisk-ths jury this noon, after being Qua
for SlS0 ON.
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Accident se n Sseamer

PnILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE British iros
screw stes mer Potomac, which cleared yesterday
with full cargo Of grain and produce for Iiy-
erpool, had ser how psates stove in by Ice in the
Horseshoe. She returned 20 port. and IL nov in
the dock. Her cargo will.hs>e 70 be discharged
preparatory TO repairs At CrsmP's ship yards, at
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BOSTON, Jan. lin the supreme iudicial
court today Leavitt Alley was arraigned for the
Iuf. a o. Aepsh EIeot BE pleaded moi guilty,
and the first Monday in February was sct Ion ne
trial. ~ '0' '"e
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The PAPAL ALLoCuTIoN IN PRrssIA.-In
the frussian Diet Count Won Eplenburgh. the
Minister Of the Interior, I'm answer TO the inter
Peliation introduced on Thursday, stated tb az
the prosecutions against newspapers originated
In the foreign ONCE, and their object wss to get
Judicial decision as to whether such eaium !, \
IONS OF the country rs were contained in the
fapal alocution could be legally published a nd
circulated Debate followed, but no action was
taken by the house
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THs WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains full
particulars OF the death Of Louis Napoleon and
sketch Of his life; report of the credit mobi-
lier investigation; the Sandwich Islands CUES
tlon; Bret Harte's new story; proceedings of
Congress; society notes; latest and best tales
poems. sketches and society items; together with
interesting local news, Washington news and
gossip, agricultural items, household receipts,
&c, &c.
Tsrms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, i'm wrappers.
ready for mailing.
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JURORS WITH OPINIONS not TO BIZ EXCLUDED
The continuance granted in the case Of Ms
wharton having been struck from the docket
by consent OF the defence and prosecut ion her
triai went ON AT Annapolis yesterday. and the
regular panel was called for the purpose of Sc
iecflnga imy. OF the nineteen persons on the
regular panel who were examined poir dir, sin
were rejected for cause, having formed or ex-
pressed such an opinion ~ might prevent them
from rendering an impartial verdict six were
peremptortly challenged by the defence and two
by the state, and the remaining I'VE were duly
sworn Talesmen were then drawn, from whom
the rest OF the jurors may be selected, and As
some OF them live dfteen or twenty miles dis
tant from the court aud could not readily he
summoned the court adjourned the trial % next
MONDAY, when II e supposed the jurors win all
De selected. The court ruling, in accordance
WITH the opinion q Chief Justice fancy, that
having l4e,. or expresst19 an 6f,inion did not
disqualify person from sitting on the Sary ii
he ayerred positively on his roir dire that sue,
opinion would not prevent his giving a fair AMI
impartial verdict on the evidence, the counsel
for the defence fled a bin OF exceptions. They
also excepted to the state being allowed the
right 10 peremptory challenges after four juror.
had been accepted and sworn.
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III l. L.
THEODORE THOMAS
UEEQUALLED CONCERTS,
SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS.
TIE public e respectfully informed that Mr.. THl
SboRE THOMAS will siss
THREE GRAND CONCERTS,
POSITIVELY THE LAST OF THE SEASON.
On MONDAY HvRNIEG, January 30th,
FIRsT GRAND CONCERT.
N compliance with numerous requests Mr. Thomas
VII repeat the entire programme " INCH received
with suen enthusiasm q his first concert in aiming
TUESDAY EVENING, January 2ls,
SECOND GRAND CONCERT.
WEDNESDAY, THIRD AND LAST CONCERT
GRAND WAGNER NIGHT,
When the progr&nm. will consist Of the mot irs,or-
rant orchestral works of RICHARD WAGNER the
keforner and most prominent usician Of tbs day,
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR. .
hretfNet N cents extra
1he sale q re-erved seats and tick will
en Thu RSpAI MORNING, January 18th, at Met
Ztrou Coz Ausic Store, where the pfugT anime Of
all The concerts can be obtained
Doors open Al "a, &c commence az O'Clock.
steinway SGGs celebrated Piano. Used AZ all
the Thomas Concerts. i9l2
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Cold weather IN U.s..

Boston, Jan. Ii.-Dispatches from Maine re-
port a renewal OF the extreme cold weather
The Thermometer at Skowhegan this morning
stood 20 degrees below zero.
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Earthquake I'm Maine.
WA1ERvrLLB, ME-, Jan. IA slight shock
OF earthquake was felt az Brunswick, Ne, al
o'clock this morning
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IN THE TwKHD CASE in New York. YESTERDAY
NJ. Preckham, OF counsel for the prosecution.
PerenPsorily challenged the third juror, M
aside, on the ground thst the jsror Uas ins.ste
WITH clerk Of Twsed's. Henry Wiilians. .
broker, and Solomon Morx we're thsn oh0ined
- ne elsve.h and twelfth jurors, thss com
Monday.
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A DuKL OK THR TAPIs AT vnRaArLLBs.-Is
the French assembly yesterday afternoon there
was IN alteration between ~. Saurent Pichat,
radical, and n De Caxes, Constructive. Bit
hard feeling. Amer the Close q the dfting two
friends e he radical called upon De Case and
demanded N apology. The rssalt 10 unknown,
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Denver Colorado, docs not ailev apV -
grants In her bordem. II nakes them wort AMI 4
givesaeh e2per dsy and thsR heard fnr doing !
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K.1za,,S.o Tse e ~ stsi.s - angsssd ia
=: 81! 80 g 81, IN =. s.; l:ss
:: ~ S;:.:'.1 1.'Sss -: ~ I'd l:
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL RRvrEuH.-The receipts from this
source to-day we're eSG ,M.17.
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B Asofm AILeenD OUEEAss n uxuoAx
yxyicIAIs,-At 4ata1eeaa, gssesrdsr sfssr-
noon: As aore Of -. schslfs, q IGssiSas sifi-
tons, undr psstsncs q coSiscss1 ~ 49, -,
- ~ r2ss:ss:sy 5000 ut ~ sssAssd y
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siding e CsnSss!ssd eo...,: II. s;l.s from ss
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