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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
WHOLE NUMBER l772.

Spain, have forwarded to Madrid protest
against the intervention of Secretary Fish
III regard to slavery in Cuba.
1t Is stated the friends of the Spanish
cause are to-day in receipt of late news
from Havana of IA depressing character, and
1t is understood the Spaniards have received
some reverses.
A private dispatch from London. received
here to-day, reports strike among the
iron foundries and rolling mills throughout
Wales
A Washington dispatch this afternoon,
says two distinct syndicates, comprising
two leading New York banking houses and
two leading houses of London, have sub
mitted to Secretary Boutwell, propositions
to fund the remaining new five per cents on
terms similar to those of the syndicates of
last year.
Ex-Mayor Kalbfeisch, of Brooklyn, ia
dying.
Specie shipment to-day was $265O0O The
bank statement shows q gain in reserves
of $S29, 050.
Deaths of the week, 558.
The sleet storm continues, and several
telegraph wires of the fire department have
been broken by the ice. The sleet COM
nenced this morning; everything is covered
with ice; wind heavy from the east.
A fire in John street this morning dam
aged several silverware and jewelry estab-
lishments. Loss $4,000.
A Pottsville, Pennsylvania. letter to the
San. says it is generally believed that the
Reading railroad will soon have complete
monopoly of the entire coal market of
Pennsylvania, and the coal men say it is
only question of time when they will
have to shut up business. 1t is also stated
that every mine and all the large factories
using quantities of coal, will be at the
mercy of this monopoly.
Stokes is reported to have said. when
speaking of the finding of the bottle OF
poison in his cell, that he did not see how
people could think he could kill himself,
when he is certain of stay of proceedings
and new trial.
The World SAYS the bridge of the Penn
sylvania railroad over Delaware river yes
terday was flooded, and swayed 80 badly
that train of iron laden cars was placed
on it to hold it in its place. The trains'
were sent round by way of Camden. At
other points ON the river the bridge abus-
ments were loOsoned, and in many villages
| on the banks the inhabitants have BEEN
driven from their houses to higher groundo
1t subsidized in the evening.
1t is stated that spinal meningitis prevails
among the horses here. Several fatal cases
have been reported.
The flood has stopped travel on tho Erie
railroad
Inc snip Sharles IL. Marsnalf' from LIVE
| erpool, reports having experienced heavE
weather during the entire passage. Three
men were washed overheard and lost.
The bank statement shows: Increase iu,
loans So 625, 900; decrease in specie 5 ,375, y
900; increase in legal tenders 80 500, 900; iIp-
crease in deposits S5,l25000.
Cotton dull and heavy. Sales of the
| week reached II, l55 bales, of which $500
bales were for future delivery, and 1O,255
on the spot and to arrive. Exporters took
6382 bales, spinners 3342 bales, speculators
430, and 100 bales were on transit
Naval stores have advanced.
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vASH9NGFDSe
Proposition to Fake Ei~e Per Gent p onfs-~
Decision in Adnpiralty-PSincs NapOs
seOu-EreShetS.

Proposition to Fake Gi~e Per Gent 9sonfs~
Decision ir Adnpiralty-Pyipcs NapOs
aeOn-Freshets.
WASHINGTON, January fs.-The syndi-
cate, composed Of Jay Cooke g. 90, Robert
Childs, and others. submitted o proposition
to Secretary Boutwell, bO-day to take $780,
900, 900 five cent bonds. Mr.. Boutwell, re-
serves his decision until after next Sues-
davis Cabinet meeting. but in no case will
he place more than sl00 900, 900 on the fnar-
ket
MARYLAND, decides that the twelfth snle Of
the United states Supreme Court in ad-
miralty. amended 20 read, "ln all suits by
material men fOg supplies or repairs, or
other necessaries the Hbelant may proceed
against the ship and freight IN RENE or
against tho Snastey Sc owner alone 81 ge'o
SondBa."
Applies, ~heehe, she supplies ~er. FUR
Bished or repairs made before or after the
rule was amended. This decision is adverse
to Judge Blatchtord's, of the Southern Dis
| tIiot of New York. Judge Giles denies shs
case in question appealed.
Prince Napoleon returns to Switzerland
| He takes no part in politics, only desires tc
gain the law suit against the government OF
France for his expulsion. He has no pre-
tensions to the throne. and does not fancy
| the regencys but submits to the government
which France approves.
! The flood at Gleartieid, Pennsylvania, Ii
| the greatest ever known, eausin: great
loss of timber. Christian river is very high
The Delaware frains are not srosslSg the
bridge. Much damage is appreheuded
; The bridge over Stockport, on the dudsoI
| River railroad, is gone.
! Eleven Sisters of Charity arrived yester
day i.oIn GlavSe, on the steamer Vile d.
Sariso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS

Printers Working for the Greeley MOnua
Alabama Legislature Janaua
shek Mt RichmOnd-RepubIican Editor
Elected Maysr-SOldier Found Dead
Smallpox Deaths in BOstOn-A Massu:s
chusetts Judge at Smallpox Hospital
Severe Weather-B0iler Explosions
Freshets-The Observation-Disclosures Acc
Cident-uail and RRin-St. Louis RiveE
Xncidents-Hegs Slaughtered at Cincins
nati-Freshet in COnnecticut-Surviving
Soldiers of Mexican War-Forty-fiye
Degrees Below Zero.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, January I8 The
eOmpositors in the Adoertiser Office agree TO
devote one hours work, to commence at q
2. NJ, February 20, to the Greeley monu-
ment, an hours work not to be counted less
than 1000 ems. Their idea ia to have gen
eral agreement on that hour, 80 that the
work may be simultaneous thrOugh hout the
Union.
The legislative imbrogio still continues
Speaker Parsons sad in the House yester-
day that the Courtroom Legislature stilh
exists. but nobody knows where it meets.
After the election of permanent officers
of .hs Senate, Lieutenant Governor Nc
Kinstry ruled it 10 he no permanent Organi-
cation, but q proceeding till the contested
election cases of Marengo and Conecuh
counties are decided. The House acting on
this ruling now refuses to send to the
Senate notice Of its permanent organiza-
ton, SO dead lock continues, with NO
prospect of decision for some days.
RICRHOND, January l8.-Janauschek haa
achieved another triumph in this city HeE
audiences each night have assumed tho
character OF an ovation. She leaves to-.
morrow on a Southern tour.
Knoxville, January lS.-William Rule,
Republican, one of the editors and pub
J,-I,, a. I<,sy ;.go cd
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Exposition gka}ss
illegal Praetieess

Defiance Of law appears 20 be the prin-
eiple of justices OF The peace and sheir con-
stables. The latter still continue TO seize
furniture exempt from seizure by law. and
20 serve the process Of garnishes OF wages,
notwithstanding she las prohibits them
fgom doing SO.
By and by .ofne Of these specials 'Ein
come TO grief in The Criminal Court for
these criminal practices, as well as for the
ex.ortionate and illegal Zee. they exact
from their victims. Tile first attempt to
execute an illegal process should be met
with 3 prosecution in the Criminal Court
Tha. will be quite likely 20 check the eareef
o: these inen who know no Law and defy
all law T.e sights OF :he peosle .aast be
protected
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
THE MERCURY CONCEALED
CONGRESS.

No Session of Senate-Credit Mo5ilicr
TestimOny-Relief Bills-SaIt Works
Destroyed During the War-COtton
Used for FOrtificatiOn PurpOses-Elec-
ton Committee's Report.
WASHINGTON, January lS-Senate.-No
session to-day.
UouSe.-Testlmony in the Credit Mobilier
corruption case was ordered to be printed.
A letter from Mr.. Lamar, of Savannah
regarding cotton claims, was also ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. Blair, of Michigan, reported % bill for
the relief of Edmund Jassin, late collector
of internal revenue for the first district of
Illinois. Passed. Also bill for the relief
of the sufferers by the destruction of GER
tain salt works in Kentucky, done by order
of Major General Buell. during the rebel
lion.
Mr.. Blair explained the circumstances of
their destruction, it not having been done
i'll battle, but as "a measure of economy, to
save guarding the works. and to prevent
their being of use to the enemy.
Mr.. Dawes, Of Massachusetts. thought
this subject should be approached with
much caution-the formula might be given
a bill to pay for all property destroyed to
prevent its falling into the hands OF the
enemy.
He said the precedent there sought 90 be
esta lished would be looked upon with
greet interest by the British and other
fore IN nations, who claimed for their cti-
zens he same rights which are granted in
this respect to our own people.
Mr.. Smith, of New York, cOntended that
payment for property thus destroyed was
an imperative duty of the government, sAd
he cited a number of authorities in support
OF his position
Mr.. Adams Of New XOrk, alss advocated
| The sassage of the bill.
9he yeas and nays we're ordered on the
passage of the Bill and it was passed; yeas
l05, nays 43.
Mr.. Blair also reported bill for the ,e-
lief sf the East tennessee University.
which WAS passed.
Mr.. Holman, Of Indiana, as q privileged
question at the expiration of the morning
hour, called up the message of the Presi-
dent vetoing the bill for the Tslief of the
I estate OF DIR. John +. Hanks
| Mr. Holman presented evidence frSm the
! quartermaster's Office and from other
| sources, showing that the statements from
| the Treasury Department upon which the
! President based his vetO were erroneous.
| The House, on reconsideration passed the
! bill over tho veto BY Q vote ct yeas I2s,
nays II.
/ The House Committee on Claims co day
decided the Cowan and Dickenson eases,
] involving cotton used for fertilization pur-
poses. 1t places cotton so used on a foot
ing with hlmbeS taken fsS $OrtifcatiOn Dur-
poses.
! The Election Conhittee reports thas
Niblack Demoeratic), and Walls (colored),
from Florida, are got entitled 60 seats !n
the House.
Walls has held seat since the sOmaseAce-
ment of the Forty-third Congress.
The contest between Bower and 9eifee,
from SOUTH CsrolNa. o. yostSone1 ono
Wssh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19

Minister rUeS1Eneu-IuarShHI @erfHnO-
OutraRes by Carlist Bansss-New French
PIay-Its Satire upon American Mans
ners.
LONDON, January f8.-The Turkish gov
ernment has brought suit against the Lon
don Times tor alleged libel regarding the
Grand Turks finances.
Bulwer, the English novelist, is dead
aged sixty seven years.
MATAMORAs, January f8.-Mejia, Minister
of War has resigned, and General Mariana
Esoobedo is appointed in his stead. Further
/. changes in the Mexican Cabinet are ex-
pected soon to take place.
MADRID, January l8.-lt is said Marshal
Serrano has written letter to Senior Sc.
gasta, announcing his firm intention 80
retire to private life.
A band of Carlists yesterday burned ths,
buildings at Ernia station, on the North of
| Spain railroad. They also shot and killed
/ the switch tender at that place. After conn.,
| mitting these outrages, they feds holly puys
sued by.a force Of volunteers.
9he excesses committed by the Earlsta
! in GuipuzcOn greatly excite the Liberals sa
| that province
| ghe government forces operating in the
disatfected provinces of the kingdom dis
| play great activity in SheiS movements
| against insurgent bands.
! Paris, January lS.-The Memorial Diple,
D,Gtique says: Dramatic censors have re-
! ferred to General PAdmirault, military goye
ernor, for his consideration, play now
being rehearsed at one of the Partisan the.
atres, because of its outrageous satire upoS5
! American manners.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
NEW YORK

Money Easy-Defrauding the P0stOftice-
Protest Against Interference with Gu
ban Slavery-PrOpOsitiOns TO Fund the
New Five Per Cents-An Ex-mayOr
Dying slcet and Ice-Reading Rail-
road Coal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Statement.
NEW YORK, January l8.-Money easy to-
day at G07 per cent on call. Exchange
quiet and firm at 1898 a l0gL. Gold
opened at 1928; was strong during the
day; advanced to ll34, and closed at ll31s
ll3A.
Arrived out-Jane Goodyear, from New
Orlean-; steamship Egypt.
Norton, who some time ago detaulted ID
the pOstofice department here, was arrested
to-day, and an increase in his bail asked to
sll 800.
The funeral of the late DR.. LeavItt was
held this afternoon at the Church OF the
Pilgrims. The services were conducted by
DR.. s. Storrs and DR.. Leonard Bacon.
Leading Cuban tories, sympathizing with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19

REDUCTION OF RATES BY THE PaG'Fsc
AND ATLANTIC TEiEGRsrH CoMPAs1.-1h.
interestin. announcement ;s made ;n an
otheS column this ;nornin: that hereafter
there will be an important reduction made
in the yates for dispatches sen: to all the
leading cities North and Eass, and the mes
sages sent after P. N. will only be charged
half sf those gateso This is very liberal on
the par. of the company, and we hope that
our people SilI Seward it by largely .n'
creased patronage The office o: this sors
pans - a: NJ 3! Carondeles street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19

sHE VARIETIES OYSTER SsLoO.s..eT This
establishment. situated as tits, Immediately
in the rear of Johnny Hawkins. on Varieties
alleyo being SO accessible aud SO perfectly
well kept. offers unusual inducements fog
basiness men to patronize ito Mr. HukiIi,
the proprietoro is most liberal and disc
eliminating caterer and host, while the at'
tendants are both polite and capable.
Everything necessary for good meal can
always be found OIL hand, and they will be
served up in a manner net TO be e1eelled
anywhere ip she sitys
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
Death of RuIyYero

ou: Geographic dispatches this morning
bring the intelligence of the death OF E>
ward Lytton Bulwer, at the age of sixty
seven. He was one Of the most prominent.
original and Elective OF British statesmen.
but a. a novelist ie has been best known to
the American people. His has been busy
life, and up to a few hours Of his death he
had hopes Of still adding to his fame in the
fields Of literaeureo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19

Judge Dibble's argument in che returning
board controversy, before Ghe Supreme
Court. will be found on the second page of
shis mornings REPgBLICAs. Its length
should not prevent its being read by every.
body who wishes to know she eesson sn-
vol se6 in she contest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
Gouisiana snvIags BanA0

Tile statement of the Louisiana Savings
Bank and Safe Deposit Company makes a
very favorable showing. The amount os
deposits in the savings department is s345,
09! A., and the amount in the banking de
partmeNt. &213.3S6 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19

Hon. John Lynch, having been summono
ed before She Senate committee at Wash
ingtono left for the North last night. He
will first visit Philadelphia on business con
neoted with tho centennial sommi ssion. of
which he is % member.
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Fscs TO BE REnEMBERED.-Coion 3

4 TsCs TO Bi: REMEMBERED.-Coion y.
n. Moody. the shirt king, corner OF Canal
and Royal streets. gives this mornin. the
reason why the present is the best time TO
buy shirts There is soundl logic in what he
says. and We hope thas ou: readers vii!
ponder upon il and act accordingly. His
stock is full now. and every body knows
thae j. will be sold cheap. Hesitation about
performing necessary duty sometimes ia
a0uanaiEr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19

4 writer in the New York F1mancier
states that the indebtedness of Chicago
property holders for money borrowed of
outside capitalists ia $65, ,0OO, 600.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
gY TEL EG RAP H .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
RELIEF BILLS In THE HOUSE
REPORTS or ELECTION COMMITTEE
Propositions for Five Per Cent Bonds
INTERFERENCE WITH CUBAN SLAVERY
a PROTEST. AGAINST 1T
sLEBT AND ICE In NEW YORK
Death of Rtfwer, the Novelist
MEXICAN WAR MINISTER RESIGNED
SMALLPOX DEATHS IN BOSTON
SEVERE WEATHER AT THE WEST
FOrtysFiYe Degrees Below Zere
THE MERCURY CONCEALED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19

the peerless queen OF burlesque, Miss Lydia
Thompson, and her mammoth company.
robin RooS" will be presented tomorrow
sveiiug.
The f.ngard combination have been play
ing during the past week in the new COM
edv of "a Life's Dream" to very refined
audiences, though the numbers might have
been augmented without seriously crowd
ing the house The new operetta of " Los
Ladrones," brought out by the Llngard
combination, has been highly conVll@sated
| by the press.
Varieties Theatre.
Sfr. Lawrence Barrett closed last night a
successful business at the Varieties Theatre,
and will be followed tomorrow evening by
the greatest living actress, Miss Charlotte
Cushman. who will appear in her sterling
| impersonatioH of Neg Aersilies. There will
be no advance in prices during beg engage
menf.
Opera Rouses
The FIRST OF the series Of RubinsteiH's
concerts will be given at the Opera House
on Mopday evening, tho twenty seventh
I instant. We End this paragraph in the last
number of the New York 1riblIns that has
| been received here:
| ''ghe RubsnsteiB troupe did nos attract
! large audiences in Boston. IF we stay in
I Boston much longer, said Wieniawski, I'VE
| may become anaocussomeS to appearing -
public"
I Rubinstsin has since chen givsR some oi
! his popular concerts in New York, the fast
one on the afternoon of Monday last, which
wess Gbsrslly attended.
cid John RcSinsoA.
I After the performance last night, old
Sohn Robinson, whose circus, menagerie,
museum and aquarium have been eshibit-
| ing at giyoli circle during the week, folded
| his sents and went away to CarrOllton,
| where entertainments will be given to-day.
| Having purchased5 sw0 steamboats,, Mr.
| Robinson will make tsiumphai sshib.tiSne
| at the !Sves towns.
Exp0ssfou Aa}s.
The Hoflex Skating Association assem-
| bling at Exposition Hall tomorrow evening
| will be largely attended. The first grand
| monthly reception of the association will
| sake place next Wednesdas esening at the
same place. On ghursday night ths New
| Orleans Club soiree, for me mbers and in
| yited guests, will be held in Carondelet
! Hall, Exposition building. Every morning
! during the week, except Saturday, instruc
! ton will be given in roller skating in ca
! roBSee. Hall. sgem ten to tWalse S's!ocko
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VOLUME VINO. 242
ADJUSTMENTS,
CADEMY OF MUSIC.

CADEmY OF MUSIC.
o. BIDwRLL. Manager and Proprietor
Crowded houses and unqualified enthusiasm
attest the unequeed popularity of the world
Glmed PEERLESS QUEEN OF BURLBSQlB Z.
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
AND HER MAMMOTH COMPANY.
The most complete Bnrless9ue Organization IN lse
Sunday kyeninR, January 40, 1878,
Fast representation of the greatly suecsssful
KENILWORTH.
sxith all the wonderful specialties
Monday Evening, JnUuHrS Sb'
Commencement Of second week, and production
of tho late.t Thomson New York success
ROBIN HOOD,
or THR YOUTH THAT WAS ARCH and THE MAID
THAT WAS ARCHER, with all the latest mnsleai
novelties from England, specially imported and
arranged new scenery end dazzling costumes
To avoid the rush at the time OF opening the
-I4--.Ha - ahnnh ha med Ill advance.
NO INCREASE IN PRICES.
Doors open at half past six O'Clock; overture at
half past seven O'Clock. seats may be seenred one
seek in ad vance. Box office open at A. 81
jal9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19

Stella Bonheur, San Francisco woman,
b singing IL Bavaria IN grand opesa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
COETHERH ROLLER SKATING AS
SOCIATI0N.

COETHERS ROLLER SIX ATING As-
ISOLATION.
PROGRAMME For THIS WEBK-ASSEABLlES
AT EXPOSITION HALL,
Entrance on St, Charles street.
New Orleans Club SOiree,
MONDAY NIGHT, January 20, l8s3-h. mbers ana
Gpyfted guests only mitted-Main Hall.
RVERY MORNING, except Saturday, rom Ten 10
Twelve o'clock, for ladies and chill exclusively
Cor instruction, in Carondelet Hal, Exposition
building. -
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, January %,
First Grand Monthly Reception
81 the Association will take place in the Main Hail
THURSDAY NIGHT, January 0-New OrleaGs
Club SOiree for members aud invited guess IL
Sarondelet Hall Exposition Building =,
SATURDAY MORNING, ten to twel We o'clock, ara
from Q to P NJ, particularly for children parents
ond teachers Carondelet Hall, in Exposition Sula-
gig
Grand Assembly Saturday Night,
IN Carondelet Hall. Exposition Building
The Grand Assemblies to be held on Saturday
eirhts will be the most varied and attractive as
the audience will have an opportunity OF witness
ag fine display of plain aud scIeptlhs skatahg Dy
accom- pli ished teachers . =
We seserve the right TO a!mit only whom we
ehoose. Respectfully o,,,,nr.
tnl92b IHh hANA1En - "a nz !.
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DUBINsTElN CONCERTS.
0U8IysTBlS AND wIaNIAWSSi.
OPERA House.
Commencing Monday, yan8asy %9s
Ye.sTs Gran ana 4suCnge beg 80 announce as
above tse Er ct appearance !B New orleans 0S
anton EGBINsTEfSs

SEH GaEATgsT LIVING PIANIST.
Sii. make his first and euiy appearance IN view
Orleans. together with all snstmsle of eminent
a,tist. CEDcludins HENRI WIESlAWSkf, She
uorld renowned violinist, regarded 1n Europe as
she only rival 70 the memory os Paeanint" Nj hLLE'
AOgISE RIEBHARr. che celebrated sopran1
MLLE. LOUISE ORMENY, The favorite eontralt~.
Accompanies, MONS. u. BEMBTRLlNS&L
aeIe OF ,es,r commences THURSDAY, Ianu"ry
o.. at the ap.ra House aud a. GSuneSsld's n4usls
stoSe.
Scale ct Prices
Srs.s Gtrvis sna Parqutte prssceniun bontse '"
Sress Circle and PsrQuetts LAT ticed soXes''.. %
Crvss CisIle open So0bs ......~........'..'. ~
,eecoDd tier boxes "V
OFChestrMN chairs. ''.s'-'' -
Parouette peservsd..... ............'.'..... ."
B,-Subscrit<rs wisldns Ia tain t'ie'r seats
6sr esch oS all aubinsteins concerts are respect
snily peauested % notisy she Ssn "tse before she
wsgular sale % ssats.
steinwsy piSns's used ~ Rueinst"in eon~ests.
RalR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19

RnsTOR RNJISLAIB-6GERFaIS DUE BILL
or acknowledgment given to me by MI her-
mann F. SturcLen dated N-S Orleans, September
1927 written in Nhe 4sfRuaa language, sor three
hundred f.anes (Fr.rs h .oin) hich deposited IN
Ais hands for s3tc keeping. sir. stuscken mac De'n
sotiie6 of he loss ~ the same and the nnder VII
h. snita6lv ,e~e rded urs,u q tuV ng .sid scSu"s&
Slgmon- "a due 0Srs 10 hI1n ,,.aa
jaif 2G q NAhfE aiiHhh".
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AMUsEMENTN.
&caf feuuN e@ Musice

Wentworth" will be produced again
this evening at Che Academy OF Music by
the peerless queen Of burlesque, Miss Lydia
Thompson, and her mamBoth company.
"Robin Hood will be presented 30 o-morrDw
eyei lug,
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COST.


Y OAT-BETwEEs 10 AFD " =. NJ, SYIllsR Ar Al
tLa Citx Hall or between Lafayette and St
Soseph streets q Nlold Clasp Coral NECkLACti
Also Sgplain GOLD RING. The finder VIII ne no
orally rewarded by craving y "t Ine A UsmE
Office jal5
4 seST,-oN TUESDAY, JANUARY re- 1873, Bf
Il a poor man . large sum of money, supposed 70
.Aaye been lost while going to or tendlhg tne
1erforplanee Of Gid John RObinsons circus ~
fivoh circle lot. The finder will be ld6eralIy re-,
aarded by leaving che came at shis once, ana ~ u
addition receive the thanks OF one VINO can not
afford 30 sustain olslOsse 1aIs Ii