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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER. delightful wealth
er yesterday and the genial warmth of the
sunshine had the effect of dissipating the
gloom lingering about theater-goers, occa
stoned by the late rainy SPELL and to call ou
last evening an unusual gathering to listen to
tons. This gentleman differs in very
marked degree from the many now occupying
the field Of his particular school,
There is about his method and style al
individuality so characteristic that once seer
is never forgotten. Clear cut, we'll defined
and evenly finished, he Yields his dramatic
power over willing subjects with a charming
grace and ease. The support afforded by
Messrs. Harry Cotton and Wallace, and the
bewitching little Miss Ada Gilman, made the
performance of Fritz complete success last
night
ACADEMY OF Mus1c.-The Lingards have
proven great attraction at the Academy,
and crowded audiences have nightly attested
their appreciation of these popular favorites.
A series of elegant society plays have been
produced with the most signal success, and
their departure is looked forward to with un-
feigned regret.
But two more performances will be given,
and then the charming Miss Alice Dunning
and the sprightly Miss Dickie Lingard will
be with US no more. This announcement is to
be the more regretted because it is authorita.
lively rumored that Miss Dunning has con-
nected herself with the regular company of
Days Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York, and
fear that the pleasure of seeing this accom-
plished and pleasing actress will henceforth
be denied our theatre-going public.
Lied Astray" was given last night to an
exceptional house, the Lingards being sup
ported very acceptably by Mr.. R. c. White,
Mr.. E. F. Knowles, Miss Minnie jackson and
Miss Ella Wren. "Alixe" will be given at
the matinee to-day and the farewell perform
ance tonight will be "Mons. Alphonse."
ST. CHARLES THEATEE. st. Charles
Theatre last night gave evidence of the high
esteem in which Mr.. Jos. Murphy is held by
our community. His clever interpretations
of Irish, Dutch and Negro character, has
never been exceled on our local stage.
To-day there will be grand Help
matinee. In the evening the same programme
will be offered and as it is the last appearance
o. NJ. Murphy for this season, We are conf
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Fash Hodgson sell Railroad and Preferred Railroad
Stock, at - NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change; Also Cotton, at II A. NJ, at head of
ITALIA street; also, at same time and place Iron
Safe, Steam Pipes, Shaft etc. from wreck of
Steamer Selma.
B. NJ & B. J. Montgomery sell Household Furni
ture, Carpets Mirrors Mattresses. etc, at 60
Camp street. at II A. NJ.
Geo. Pearson sells Horses, Mules Buggies Carts
and Wagons, at the Sales Stables of Jacques
Levy, 2l5 Gravier street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Amendments to the Charter Of the LOuii

Amendments to the Charter Of the Louisiana
ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY:
The pur for which this Corporation is organ
lied is amended by striking ont the words Buying
and selling building materials and by inserting the
words "other manufacturing purposes"
Article second is amended to read: 1.-THE
capital stock Of said corporation is fixed at Twenty
five Thousand Doar'. represented by One Thousand
Shares Of Twenty-Five Dollars each to be paid fo~ in
nstallments as the Stockholders may direct The
rest of the article from the words I'm Of to
renaia unchanged
l. the undersigned, Acting President of the louisa
Artificial Stone Company do hereby certify that the
above is true extract from act passed before JnO.
G. Eustis Notary Public the 18th day of February,
1875 and recorded in the office of the Recorder of
MOrtgag for the city of New Orleans, State of Lou
isana and that the above amendments duly
acted upon by the Stockholders of the Louisiana
tiicia stone Company in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Charter
New Orleans, Feb Ii, 1875.
w. f. FERSLEW,
Fla FS4tSu Acting President
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The women who held their fans before their
faces and bit their lips when certain testimony
was elected from Tilton recovered from the
shock to their sensibilities sufficiently to be
promptly at hand in the courtroom the next
day, when the session began Philadelphia
RuUefiD
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The CONCERT AT TEMPLE SINAI.-Already
the musical people of our city are on the tip
toe of excitement over the approaching con-
cert to be given in aid of the Hebrew Educa-
ton Society, on Monday evening, Feb. 18th,
at Temple Sinai. The artists who have SO
generously offered their services are the most
talented ever assembled in concert this sea
son, and rare enjoyment may be expected.
Mesdames MERCER Bier, G. Blache Larous-
SIM and Lena Little, together with Mons.
Cheli and Feitlinger, are to be assisted by a
chorus Of forty lady and gentlemen singers.
This is enough to warrant US in promising all
a rich musical repast.
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FIREMAN's BALL.-We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of tickets to a grand fancy and mask
ball, to be given by Volunteer Steam Fire En-
CINE Company No. l, at Grunewald Hall on
Saturday night, Feb. Goth. This organiza-
ton is justly considered one of the crack fire
companies of the city, and their well-known
generosityis a sure guaranty that nothing will
be spared to make the occasion one of unal-
Logged pleasure We return thanks to the
company for selecting the BULLETIN as their
official organ.
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EOR SALE-That fine and we'll known Vicksburg
L and Bend packet steamboat KATIE, now about
four years old, in good running condition. ready to
engage in business. We will receive sealed proposals
for her purchase up to the 18th of February 1875
One half Of purchase price must be in cash and the
balance well secured If she is not sold by that time
will offer her at public auction at IL NJ Saturday.
the Goth of February, 1875 in the Rounda Of the St
Charles Hotel in the city of New Orleans We re-
serve right to reject any and all proposals.
Address Lock Box 57o New Orleans Post Office.
ia26 tfeSO
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL-New Orleans Stencil Works and
IL Magic Battery Mandatory, ROBERT CHAP
SKY, Agent removed to No. % Natchez street near
Brands Indelible Ink, Notaral and Society Seals,
Dating Stamps Door Plates etc. etc. Orders prompt
~ attended to. Post Office Lock Box TT. jal7 In
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Hall Of Volunteer Fire Engine Co. No. +
New Orleans, February II, 1s75-The officers and
members of this Company are hereby notified toattend
special meeting to be held at the engine house on
SATURDAY EVENING February 49, at o'clock.
Punctual attendance is requested
By order of JOHN WILTENMUTH
Eli st Foreman.
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LNOR SALE-vERY Iowa splendid summer
Il or winter Residence in Biloxi adjoining
Pradats Hotel 1t has about two hundred feet front
on the water, and runs to the back bay-about one
hundred acres of land in all twenty of which are up
der cultivation. The largest and finest shade trees
in the cOuntry-ve eak and magnOlia-are in the
yard one hundred and fifty fruit trees-orange
peach. apple. pear and plum. The dwelling, out
houses bath house and large wharf are in perfect
good order, and do not need any repairs at all To
parties desiring it, twill be sold rented for term
Of years furnished unfinished. Apply to NJ
DOWLING 80 Poydras street. address j. D.
BROWN, Biloxi, Miss. ja2O eodlm*
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COLLECTORS WANTED-I want a few;first class
- business men, possessing shrewdness, energy and
sagacity, to work in this city soliciting orders for
corporation. Situation permanent For further par
ticnlars, address J. NJ DAVIS, Special Agent,
FIJI At New Orleans La
WANTED-A situation visiting governess in .
w private school or family, by recent graduate.
Address ", Bulletin Office. d27 tt
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NORN-OATS-HAY-
1000 bags WHITE CORN.
1000 :. YELLOW and MIXED CORN.
BLACK SEED OATS.
OATS.
CORN MEAL.
BRAN.
SEED RYE AND HAY.
In Store and the Levee for sale in lots to suit.
c. PLEASANTS,
Fl 1w SO and So Magazine street.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-An Al brown MARE; works single
IL or double and saddle also; six years old this
spring. Guaranteed without blemish very stylish
and trots well. Also Buggy and Harness. as good
as new. Inquire at Marley stables, corner Common
and Claiborne streets. jag tt
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WANTS..

"ANTED-Occupant for wolarge well furnished
w rooms on first floor, opening on wide verandah
will be rented in suite or single Location most con
venient. adjoining Moreau's restaurant 100 Canal
street. between ST Charles and Carondeet up stairs
Fl3 It,
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-The undersigned
~ has this day sold to GEO. ID. PRITCHETT H.
Co the stock, good will etc, of the grocery esab-
ishment of the late James CunDane situated at the
corner of Jackson and Magazine streets, and
mends them to the confidence and patronage of the
public, the undersigned assuming all liabilities to
date.
PETER MORAN Executor.
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ia24 BIN
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS

We have on hand about so 900 of STEWARDS
PATENT AIR GUNS which must sell We
will warrant each Gun to be of the most beautiful
make in the country. They will shoot through an
inch board at five rods. One Gun will be securely
boxed and sent any address receipt of Five Dol
lsrs. Send money in wel-sealed envelope to
F9 3m II. G. STEWART Petersburg n Y
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4 CARD = REFERRING TO THE ABOVE
n the undersigned beg TO state that they have
this day formed copartnership for the transaction
of a General Grocery Trade. under the firm and
style of GEO ID. PRITCHETT e. CO. and take
plea in announcing to the public that it will be
their aim to make this establishment a first cIass
Family Grocery and by strict attention to business
hope to merit continuance of the patronage hereto
fore extended
GEORGE D. PRICHETT,
F12 I'm Z. w. GORMAN.
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YE OLD FoLKEs CoNCERTE.-It seems that
more room is demanded and so the Old Folks
will give their concert on the evening of the
10Th of February in the Moreau street Church,
corner Of Enghien and Moreau streets, instead
of at Stonewall jackson Hall, as was first an
nounced. The tableaux for the same cause
(and we hear they are to be elegantly will also
be given in the Moreau street Church on the
evenings of the 18th and 18th of February.
See advertisement. Go and hear Maggie An
derson.
Cotton growing in Peru has been pro-
nounced a failure, on account of a current of
cold water which runs along the coast, and
produces during the summer months thick
fog, extending far into the interior. The con-
nection between this thick fog aud the failure
of cotton crops is ingeniously explained as
follows: The mist settles on the cotton plant
and bolls in the shape of large dew Drops
and when the MONDAY sun breaks through
the fog these dew drops act as condensing
lenses and gather the rays of the sun to such
an extent before they are evaporated that the
hollis become hard and shriveled, and thus
the yield of the plant is destroyed. For this
reason and for others arising from the uncer-
tainty of the rainfall in that country, cotton
planting is being abandoned and sugar cane
IS being cultivated. The latter Is represented
to be highly productive.
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DANCING.

st. Charles street, corner of PerdidO

DROF. j. ANGELINA'S DANCING ACADEMY
At Masonic Hall.
St Charles street, corner of PerddO
is REOPENED FOR THE SEASON.
Ladies' Class - Every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, from l2 to 2 p NJ.
Childrens Class-Every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, from AZ to 61h.
Gents Class-Every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, from tool NJ
Ladies and Gents Practioing Lesson-Every Fri.
DAY. IN
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COOP ADVICE
Do not neglect a Cough because it troubles you but
little now is the very time it is easiest removed
| and none would suffer- if they knew how easily they
can be cured by DUCONGE'S PICTORIAL BAL,
SAMIC SYRUP. Sufferers from all ailments of the
Breast, the Chest and Throat, will find that by using
this Syrup, they are using the best expectorant
known 1t removes all phegm so0thes all irritation
and radically cures. Try one bottle For sale by
druggists, and by II. CARROUCHE, Agent for New
New Orleans f6 I'm
GEED RICE------ -.-----SEED RICE
1900 sacks Carolina and Honduras SEED RICE.
For sale at
r. BELTRAN'S,
IS I'm 1Ol Decatur street.
FURNITURE.
We are now selling our entire stock OF
ROSEWOOD,
MAHOGANY,
WALNUT, and
COTTAGE FURNITURE
at Less than Manufacturers Prices on account OF
retiring from business.
ID. KELHAM & CO.,
Fl I'm 36 Royal street.
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We OLD FOLKES AGAIN!


We OLD FOLKEs AGAIN!
There viii be given under the direction of Pro-
fessors WATTS and BEARDSLEE
MOREAU STREET CHURCH,
Corner of Enghein and Moreau streets,
ON FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10th, 1875.
a Grand Concert by the Old Folks,
In Aid of the MOREAU STREET METHODIST
SABBATH SCHOOL.
Admitiance- Fifty Cents.
Ye doors will open at Garlic candle light which is
at $50 Of ye clocke and ye sounding of ye mu
sick will begin at 7:aO of ye clocke.
Tickets and programmes can be had at Griswod's
Harps and all other prominent stores and offices,
or by application cation, to any OF the members of Mo-
The Levee and Bar racks cars, in going and coming
pass directly by the church. which is reached
fro, from Canal street in less than fifteen minutes.
GAYETY THEATER-
" Corner Common and Baronne streets.
JAS. FLYNNE.. Proprietor and Manager.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
With Powerful Variety, Dramatic, Burlesque and
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK.
JAG 1y ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
n RAND SACRED CONCERT IN AID OF THE
HEBREW EDUCATION SOCIETY,
AT THE TEMPLE SINAI,
On Monday Evening, February Is, 1875, Mt
Kindly assisted by Messieurs LUIGI CHELLI and
FREDERICK IE!TLINGER of the French Opera;
Mesdames MERCER BIER G. BLACHE j. La
ROUsSINI and LENA LITTLE, and a chorus OF
Forty Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs, including the
Temple Choir
Programme.
PART /.
Toccata and Fugue in ID minor Bach,
Organ Solo performed by Prof l.. Muller
|. CHORAL "Sleepers awake" Mendelssoin.
9. SOPRANO SOLO Prayer from Aida Verdi.
Sung by Nine. MERCER Bier.
,. QUARTETTE Charles VI" IIalevy.
Sung by Nine. G. Blachee, Mr.. L. Chelli, F.
Fetlinger and =
" nA'' 'o Sung by Mr. i f. Te aifn@ Voss'
5. GRAND CHORUS Lord, thou alone ear, art !, Cod Cod,
Intermisson of Five Minutes.
PART III.
1. PSALM l1s From the midst of distress call
Thee Halevy.
Grand Chorus and Soprano Solo, sung by
Mime. j. Laroussini.
2. BARITONE SOLO oh Lord have mercy
Sung by MendessOhn.
g. TERZETTE Prayer and Chorus Moses Rossini.
Solos by Miss Lena Little, Mr.. L. Cheln
and f. Fetlinger
T. TENOR ARIA Joseph" Mchul.
Sung by Mr.. Luigi Chelli.
5. CANTATA, Plain 20 Words by Rev. J. X
Gutheim) Prof. Otto Weber.
Chorus: Tenor Solo, chorus for eight voices; grand
dcpbIs fH HT Alto Solo Male Qnartette Finale
evening of the Concert at the Door FIJI I'd
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Pig Iron.

ETNO CAPlTALISTS-Any one having idle capital
i to the amount of about Sixteen Thousand Dol
lars find investment for the in the very
best located property, which from fifteen to eight
per cent net returns be secured for term of
years. Apply Immediately at Simeon BeldOn 8
office up stairs, Story Building, corner Common and
Camp streets. FIG ST.
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ID MAITRE,
SCOTSMAN AND FLORIST.
No COZ Magazine street. the Market
desire to call the attention of Gardeners Planters
and seed buyers in general to my complete stock of
Fresh Spring Seeds for the Farm and Vegetable and
Bulbs, Roots, and other Ornamental Plants will be
found in store. Also, large variety of Parlor and
Garden Ornaments, of Rustic Wood Terra Gotta and
Glassware HOmemad Straw Goods, Wax Materi-
ais Bouquet Papers and Holders Visitors will find
by giving call, even should they not desire to
buy that my store will contain 81 from and for the
Garden at most reasonable prices Price list and
catalogues will be sent application.
Very respectfully,
ja24 BIN r. MAITRE.
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UTION-REVOLUTION-
In the prices of Dentistry In order to meet the
demands of those whose means are limit d. propose
to insert sets of Artificial Teeth at $5 and $50; Gold
Filings -. Artificial Teeth inserted with or without
extract of the roots. All materials which |
will be guaranteed to their purity and durability
Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use of "Anes-
thesiea.' G. 2. MALONEY, ID. ID. S
$50 Canal, between Carondelet and Baronne ST..
F91y New Orleans
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THOMAS HASAM-
.. l. U VI Il E r,
CABINS MADE TO ORDER,

Every description of Lumber always hand
SASH Blinds etc. Mills and Yard: corner Cedar and
. J al1a streets, New Basin, Now Uri.ans. +. tt
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Notice to the Public and Tax-Payers.-The
undersigned has removed his Office from No. 60 Ex-
change Alley to No 81 alley, with Messrs.
Lalau'ie Fortier, general appraisers and collect
ing agents. He tenders his heartfelt thanks for the
liberal encouragement he has received and hopes for
the continuance of the same
JOHN T. DUFOUR,
e lot No. 81 Exchange Alley.
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CAU TION-The following Bonds were stolen from
~ 4l2 Rampant street, Feb 9TH 1875: Two Bonds,
Nos SO and 54 for $1,000 EACH dated September 2ath
1872, Funding Bonds of Carroton; have 50 Coupons,
at per cent payable May LIST and November LIST.
BONDS TO ORDER-Eight Bonds Nos. to 49, in
elusive for 800 each dated April 25th 1873 Funding
Bonds, Coupons attached; payable to bearer. One
Bond No. l, for S50-as above.
FIJI st Mrs. u. MCKAY
DEMOVAL-THE GERMANIA NATIONAL
II Bank has removed to No 1O2 Canal street, be-
tween Camp and St Charles streets New Orleans
Insurance Association Buding.) F96t
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Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train By the Crest
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
Of Calliope street at o'clock p NJ connecting with
all fast trains, North East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. iva
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of lading given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers z. Z. Lee,
Pargoud and Natchez
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
n6 tt lit Common street.
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Office Mutual Aid and benevolent Life In
surance Association, No. 10 Camp street, New Or
leans, Feb o 1875 Members of this association are
hereby notified of the death of Anthony Aprile, who
died in Germany, Aug. Is, lo74 J. &. Sinnott, who
died in this city Aug. l6 LA and w. J. Taylor who
died in this city Aug. "a 1874 and are called upon to
forward without further notice and pay at the
office of the association, No. 10 Cpmp 81 % EACH
on before p. NJ. March II, 1875
e. lat r W. YOUNG Secretary.
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dent that the friends Of this gentleman will
rally in full force and give him "a good send
off,
GAYETY THEATER. Another large house
was present last night at our popular variety
theater. The performance as usual was of a
very interesting character. The dusky fun
makers, Messrs. Banks and Mansfield, got off
some very good local hits, which brought
down the house. Saturday night is always a
gala night at the Gayety, and an early attend
ance is necessary to avoid the crowd.
The OPERA.-It is creditable to the music
loving population of New Orleans that they
continue to patronize the Opera in spite of
the severe financial crisis which prevails in
this city. The performances on Thursday
morning and night were attended by crowded
audiences, and there is every reason to believe
that both performances to-day will be still
more brilliantly successful.
Gounods favorite work, ''Faust," will be
given at the matinee. and tonight Meyer
beers imperishable masterpiece, Robert lie
Diable," will most undoubtedly prove great
success for never was that mastery compost
ton SO admirably put upon the stage in this
city, the great roles Of Robert, Bertram and
Alice particularly being sung with immense
effect by that trio of excellent artists, NM
Chelli, Feitlinger and Mile. Anna Vercken.
An early application for seats will be good
policy
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El3 E&4tSu

Omre state Tax COlIectO-, First District
No. 1863 Gravier street up stairs-New Orleans Feb
rua1y 49, 1s15-NOTICE-The Tax Bills from Rolls
Of 1874 tcoectabe this Year, and Licenses for cur
rent year being ready, parties at interest are
requested to make settlements at once thereby avoid
ing costs. N c. FOLGER,
Fl3 lot Collector
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dent that the friends Of this gentleman will
rally in full force and give him ga good send
Off"
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Business Manager. .THEO. HAMILTON,
WELCOME TO "oUR FRITZ"
Every Night This Week and Wednesday and
Saturday Matinee,
The popular Comedian
MIR. j. X. EMMETT.
After his recent triumphant success in Europe and
America, will appear in his reconstructed
"FRITZ,' ''Our Cousin Gcrman,'
With all his new songs dances etc.
In rehearsal Mr. Emmet's new play by II. j. By
rOr, Esq, of London PHIL, THE FOUNDLING.
Doors open at P. NJ. Performance commences at
so'clock. F9tf
RDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
LAST WEEK OF THE
LINGARDS.
The Great Dramatic Success of TIE Day.
Monday aud Wednesday, Feb. $ and 10,
By permission OF Mr. Aug DAILY
Thursday and Friday, 1 and II,
LED ASTRAY.
FRIDAY, Feb 12-FareweI benefit of the LIN
CARDS
SATURDAY-ALIXEM Matinee.
NIardi Gras Ball, Tuesday, Feb. o.
MONDAY, Feb. 15-FiIst appearance of
Mr.. FREDERICK ROBINSON. F9 If
CT. CHARLES THEATER.
Friday Evening, Feb. IL, 1878,
Benefit of the Celebrated Irish Comedian and Char
acter Actor,
MIR. JOS. MURPHY.
The great speciality Drama entitled
HELP.
Mr.. Murphy in Four Characters-Ncw Songs Dances,
Sketches etc.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY NIGHTS and SAT-,
URDAY MATINEE-HELP will be repeated.
MONDAY-The Fascinating Young Coincidence
MISS KATY MAYHEM.
Prices as usual. Flo IF
OPERA HOUSE
Saturday, Feb. 13, Matinee at IL O'Clock,
FAUST,
GRAND OPERA
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Whisky Tobacco Iotal lotal
d;ract direct whisky. tobacco
,o-, COO o5I 3Os s24 $50 533 SAC S45 1913 SIS 997
go % 40 o40 2407360 49415,5l6 80 736. 10
A. ms 7II o33I5 sO9 52U99371 "a $50, 30s
ia 4ss77'aH 2o9oo,5o9 i94i4,os9 80 342,s75
Adding together the receipts on whisky and
tobacco in the two years preceding the reduc-
tion. and in the two years subsequent thereto,
We ind tie separate results to be as follows !;