The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1869, Page 11

tenananilninnannnnne ‘The Girard Trust Devise to the City ef Phila~ orthodox Religious Views of Mr. Girard— boat | for The English Rule ss to Superstitions ‘selection. Mr. UseeThe Power of the Sovereign as to ring the opinion, expressed & Philadetphia,—after decision in the original Girard will case, the city of Philadelphia and its suburbs being consolidated by an act of the Legisla- ture of the State, the heirs revived their claim, contending that the act of consolidation defeated of the lot, to select or control, ertheless compelled to English cause was before the trust for muntcipal purposes, by rendering it im- | an Beng tr a tee ene Possible of execution, The facts of this subsequent been the Nepoones counsel” mane effort to defeat the charities of the will appear in | {iat all fmerionn Pe a pone wie ‘the opinion of Mr. Justice Grier, dismissing the bill | taken hy compan et ine Nor is the want of below; and as the opinion has never before been of pilots @ good reason published, it is given as a statement of the case and canpocmng « po ity oe Fee Condtoct when the law applicable to it. The heirs of the late | rignt to direct them, ere are no reasons ¢ pis bic: Stephen Girard have again come into court, claim- | convenience req owners De responsible in ing a portion of the property devised by him to the city of Philadelphia, The case of Vidal va. the Ex- ecutors of Girard (2 How, 17), has put an end to any further controversy as to the validity of the.trusts | ¥: and the power of the city to execute them. Nor do the heirs who are complainants in this bill pretend to cali in question the matters finally and conclusively settled by that case. The facts which are supposed to rehabilitate their claim have oc- curred since its decision. Admitting that the will of Girard ‘entirely excluded them from any claim of Tight to the property in question, they now contend that the Consolidation act has made it impossible for any to execute the truste for municipal purposes, and, as @ consequence, the heirs are entitled to that Portion of the estate appropriated by the testator for @uch uses. If it shall appear that the effect of the Consoildation act is not that which the bill alleges, it may be unnecessary: to discuss the question whether, if it were, the con- sequences assumed from it be legitimate. The will of Girard, after sundry bequests to his relatives and friends and to certain specified chari- ties, announces his great and favorite charity to be the establishment of a college for the education of poor orphans. It then proceeds:—“Now I give, de- ‘vise and bequeath all the residue and remainder of my real and personal estate, &c., unto the Mayor, Aldermen and citizens of Philadelphia in trust for the several uses, intents and purposes hereinafter men- tioned and declared.” ¢ attempt to restrain the alienation of the realty, being inoperative, cannot affect the validity of this devise, After many and Very special directions as to the col Ms construc- tion and government, it further directs that two millions of the pe estate be ap ated to the butiding; and if this sam should not be sufficient, the remainder should be taken ‘from the final residuary fund hereinafter ex- ressly referred to,’ andgwhich is found in section weuty-four a8 foliows:—“And as tt regards the re- main of said residue of my personal estate, to in- vest the same in securities, and in like manner to invest the interest and income thereof, from time to time, 80 that the whole shall be a permanent fund, and apply the income of said fund, first, to the fur- iction upon the federal Judiciary, in plenary and exclusive terms, the constitation. Tnis would open the uniformity and equality of the — of the country ag resorta of foreign commerce ded by the con- poeta invasion by the competing regulations of D. D. Lord for appellants, ©. E, Whitehead and William M. Evarts 44 respondents, LIBERTY” OF THE CITIZEN, New York, Jan. 6, 1869, To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— I have read the article im your paper with the above title, and the cases stated therein are very mild ones, The public little know the horrors and sufferings occasioned by these arbitrary arresis, per- mitted by the law of this State. I could fil your paper with facts of hardships and sorrows brought about by these arrests, They are a disgrace to any civilized nation, I could send you truths that would make your biood run cold to read—traths of the miscry husbands, wives and children have en- dured merely to satisfy the malice or caprice of a creditor; and the creditor is not benefited one iota. Persons do not make their cases known to the pub- lic, as they do not desire to court notoriety; they suffer and mourn in silence. If you take up this cause, “the liberty of the citizen,” you will be Roing mankind @ service beyond price—you will do a be- nevolent act and cause your name to be spoken of as one of the greatest of philanthropists, I can fur- nish you di and facts, names and actaal circum- pos apie ye ig atenanee ot ee Sirona aaa Pv ingeatar let a pe meeting be college, us directed e aragraph of the ventilated and placed t P Senomd--To en world; let the thousands that have Tealized J Hn Ee clause of this my will. able the Corporation of the city of Philadelphia to provide more extensively than they now do jor the security of the inhabitants of the said city by a com- tent police, including a sufficient number of watch- en really suited to the purpose; and to this end recommend a division the city into watch dis- tricts, or four parts, each under a proper head. wore To eat Eye Corporation to —— the city property an general appearence of the ity fea my In effect, to diminish the burden of taxa- tion, now most oppressive, eee upon those ‘who are least able to bear it. To all which objects, the prosperity of the city and the health and com- fort of its inhabitants, I devote the said fund as ed this barbarity tell their own tale, and it will enlist the sympathy of every Christian heart; tt will awaken an indignation among the populace that will wi out every vestige of this darbarismt, this cruelty, this outrageous law that gives a man the power incarcerate his fellow man without cause and want and ruin upon his family. Let the law amended so that the debtor shall not be im- prisoned for his po' y= WTERESTING AND NOVEL W.LL CASE IN ALABAMA, New Yerk Parties Interested. From the New Orleans Picayune, Jan. 1.; early year ‘after We that a sutt 1s now pendi the - Ke az cniaae Tore sf ih ae end Court at Selma, Ala., to annul ean eel a After Stecussing py pes | ee circumstances ‘arising from the condition of effect of the Consolidation act the ion pro- | *uirs then existing under the late Confederate gov- ceeds:—Now, it cannot be pretended that the Legis- Jature had-not the ir to ae another trustee if the act had lived the Corporation, or to continue the duties, trusts, &c., in the en- Jarged It has done so, and has given the widest powers to the trustee to administer the ‘trusts and charities according to the intent of the testator as in his will, The lature may alter, or even annul the fran pe municipal corporation, alt Impose burdens fa i : FH U f i f : : Hi J : i iB i ‘ of i E i 8 5 i zi ; 3 fi BeRBEESES A se Eee i i question as to its validity because of superstition, and as it is to be at the next vere enkc the of t gov oo Sar ean pee. duamrater, i bet sed oe abt engage the attention fe WF quasi Tar trontaile eros tas IMPORTANT RAILROAD LAWSUIT IN GEORGIA. ost be nos perverted end 0 wrong done to the ant ui a bene! Where the trustee is a (From the M: certain stockholders of the Southwest tt Hi ! z 5 g il 1 i FT H i f Es a ie : FC § i? i : i 2 if i a3 Z ; a 5hee aft af 3°, ae fi A if E i ~ d Walsh and Benjamin Carver—The respondents, 08 | Tree itis judgment aan ey owners of the brig Kentucky, filed their libel in the Seems in he Eavradge ct ib owucr ot District Court for the Southern district of New York | owners for HK OF any for. against tho steamship China, one of the Cunard | Clgn Power, which corigease, with the proof fn the packets, alleging that om the 16th ot April, 1863, | Stone’ ‘ty mig being on he shall be with i Ay short xceeding $5,000 or years, or by ollided with the Kentucky and stove in her side 1 Ay ceed Jona Uiaee, OF tiseee. fos moning er ein her in count ol such gaunt cane ber noma ou, ro | fe apueh TS dig rng con he ducing loss of vessel and destruction of cargo. The | shown on the trial that he had taken 400 trout, thus British and Novth American Royal Mail deatro; millions of fish. It may not be generally Packet Uompany intervened as its of the | known any one Ly au the spawning and in answer admitted the coliision, but which In the case of trout from Octo- that it was in consequenes of the negi- | ber 16 to Febi 1, 16 I iS deltan tae Gea Ban wence of the officers or crew of the » lars for each offence, or five dollars for fin! wan also answered that the China was in found in his re duly licensed under the laws of the chasing t lew Vork, who directed all the movements roaen! Hable to a fine of steamer procediig tie co.lision, and tt was therefore, not thas the Company were, County 1, ¥.) Presa, ‘The reception of the oMcers of the First and Third regiments of cavalry at Lieutenant Fletschel’s house in Ninth street, on Monday evening last, was numer- ously attended and the company enjoyed to the ut- most the warm and hospitable welcome of their host and hostess. General order No. 22 from the Seventh regiment headquarters prescribes as follows:— 1, Battalion drilla by division will be held at the A: at eight o'clock P, M. on the following named daya:— TareSqgary Wi Rurgy Shuma Baud Wontar fale 1) 1869. "Bocond. seried—Friday, 5; Thursday, 1; We ;, February 17; 8, and jonday, Maret 1800 At tho ret erica of rille ordered the battalion wil and third of the < $381 series fa ‘fth parte fourth, Company and Fr el Tees wit be secpanien n A cording Sais wi a 4.'Sergeant Pearson H. Kipp baving Veen redaoed to the ranks at his jueat is hereby appointed and detailed as. Sergeant of the guard, vice Thomas, resigned. Tt.1s said that in tof a job this session A the ein inks Batohancd & block in the of th street for a new mill- tary armory, at the trifing cost of $900,000. Of course the building would be Cone f unsuited to the pa but the parties inter do not care for thi u is money in ft, and that is enough. Now let the oMcers of the National Guard ‘at once to nip this of frand before it blooms into a full blown jo! work to secure the of @ bill authorizing the erection of the mn aquare building on the plans proposed. In two years olty will save $120,000 per annum and the First division will have an ai and a drill shed worthy of it and the meti of the 8S. Mosher, Surgeon General, 1s de- duty of taking charge of the Soldiers’ Home, and all public property connected with that institution will be turned over to him. It will be seen from the following spectal order, dated January 1, 1869 (which, it =, be remarked, should have been promulgated in New York on the 2d inst.), that the erratic orders of the late milttal administration of the State have not, as we antici- ing met the of the new Commander-in- ‘nief of the Ni Guard:— Special order No, 218, series of 1868, directing the First and Third a Firat, iriged cavalry, First Division N.G. 8.N. Yo 6, be drilled and report as infantry. Special ‘order’ No. $19, feries of 1°68, detack! 'ashinglon Grave from the First ing It to report Bsn teencmea im, the Second ing ‘cavalry and order- officer of the First sion} and ope ao. of 908, transfer. ring iment artillery from igade the First brigade cavalry, ‘and ordering It to ‘on foot and be aubject to suoh fratructions as govern Infantry. forces of the National Guard are hereby suspended until further or- ra. ‘Major General Alexander Shaler, commanding Firat Divi- ston N. G. 8. N. Y., will promulgate this order. THE PUBLIC MARKET REGULATIONS. Suggestions in Relation to the Preservation of Poultry—An Ordinance Wanted. The following communication explains Itself, and Would seem to merit some attention:— To THe Epiror or THE HERALD:— As wholesome food is promotive of health we trust the authorities of New York and Brooklyn will not disregard a very practical suggestion relating to our markets, for tte practical benefit arising from any municipal ordinance a on what influence it may exert upon the health and comfort of eve! citizen, » “without regard to color or previous condi- jon. We do not propose to discuss whether the charges preferred against certain dealers in subsistence be true or faise. Our experience has that, as a general thing, they are just in their weights and measures correct in their dealings. But there ig one most abominable practice in our markeis— that of uncleaned poultry—the remedy for which lies with our city authorities, and to them does every man, woman and child, dealer or con- sumer, a] for its ment. We ask that a law be that on and aftera certain , Bay Ist of May, 1869, no poultry shall be sold without having been drawn. Drawn is simply to disembowel, or as the French say, desentratler, and the German, ausweiden, It is @ fact that the peculiar delicate flavor of poul- try is injured by leaving them undrawn only one t, for when dead digestion ceases and the “ “Ad and intestines, filled with ‘ermenting fluids, impart a flavor to the flesh; and besides the gall and intestines become tender, and in drawing are frequently bea tared in the most careful which fact never hands, to be discovered at the dinner table, much to and distaste of the host and hostess common intestinal favor known to ci! i and supposed the true favor of that article ot food, the annoyance and with susp! can ify to lack of taste, for about a year ago he found a box of drawn turkeys in Washington market ( from Boston, w' they have some wholesome mar- i AMUSEMENTS. ‘ AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, OEE = DEN. ‘OOD'S MUSEUM, Ps “ALLACK'S. or B and rene Pe Ww oevnermmmaa ai ATER | Woy taka SI tio, |W hn nr ee or aioe avpmem CES, dwt a ad and 7 maatinge ta FRIDAY EVEN Jans 8 108, ENTHUSIASTIC appear DRAMA OF AY, Hire, Betty shoud Tart Latent Oe One ony. DRAMA OF BAY, SONGS’ and or the Secured in Characters, by LESTER WAULAG Mr, JOHN Artes Dal DANCES: » scaler by the laughable farce of GiB Mr cunts UiNGgoup ae Sek ocr NDON BY NIGHT. THE “ WELL, ‘ur, . BROW Mr. LTON, Mr. G, rere BREE AML Eoa THURSDAY, apd FRIDAY APTERROONS, at 2 clock, MELTON ire CLARE SENNINGH, Mist EMILY MES: BCEN. c KATE KEARNEY POPULAR FARCE. TAYER, irs. SEDLEY BROWN, THE Le” aeanaee AT ALL —s pipyesny | FOOTE, MISS NESTELE, SATURDAY, Jan. 9 (second time), — NAGERI OF WILD ANIMALS, MONDAY, Ji time in twelve Goldsmith's The Great Soancs of tha Under: | EXPLICABLE SEA MONSTER,” went Comedy of re on pie ng ground Railway, the Railroad ‘ar and @ combination of "ata forming the TUESDAY, Jan. 18—] Y. GREATEST ATTRACTION IN THE WORLD, WEEN ISOAY, Jan, 18 (nat tne, Station, the Silver Hell, the ae ah CAPTAIN oF T prance Concert Hall Scene and that N Bit pi opposite Academy of Music. THURSDAY, Jan. d—SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, so iA ag Mey ano anovr xormma, eS WEDNESDAY “AND SATORDAY, Box book for Mr. LESTER WALLA‘ NIGHTS now friars Bridge, with its bouseless contiNCED ARDY TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS open. bie of the intensely GRAND BLUE RT. MIC PANTOMIM! ‘ORBELL SISTERS’ NEW YORK TRE. ALA een CAISB. — —_ INE ROLLAND London in sight, A triumph, FIELD OF CLOTH OF Go! oo. AND THE GREAT MELVILLE 4 triumph. SOPHIE as DAMNLEY ™ | Shit and the wife's attempted Sut- 1 UNPA! D FEATS OF 4 triamph. nae. Ant BAREBACK RIDING. Atriumph, | Ab! Wouldn't you liketoknow, | Abit cade. ALL THE STAR RIDERS AND ACROBATS A triumph. JENNIE as SUFFOLK Abit ‘This modern of nha ae 2 tiumpe: THE ou TCLOG JIG. ARE paotea ty plata, nike ye. CRAMMED HOUSER, “LOTS OF ENJOYMENT. tures of ‘wealth and poverty, of crime and virtu, ‘Every Ni a a 1 pezupkellatien pein This Week. immense cast and splendid scene. MAN. .. Lessee rector ‘Tickets for the DRAMATIC FUND BALL may bo ob- | carrier, Beckers Gabel Corluinuloleof Pltoa), with the en- low THe SENSATION OF THE DaYe tained at the box office. tire atréngtn of the company, com anne. Al ¢ rpus Taucany * SIONDAY RVENING, SANUATY Th, 166) maigndatinicresAl! — ammeceyipsad THE TAMMANY First production in America of Herve's renowned Opera: THE THEATRE DES VARIETES, PARIS, THE TAMMANY Bouffe, " LA PERICHOLE, Ey MANY LIL oR ‘Bouffe, in three acts, MAMMOTH E OF eae with an unsurpassed cast and splendor of mise en | The ‘dso Sh tae ‘composition incontesta- MAMMOTH PALACE OF AMUSEMENTS, scene. diy proves inet the American public. ie. not only quick to fe- MAMMOTH PALACE OF AMUSEMENTS, GARD. —The Director is toannounce that Mme. ROSE | coghize whether in authors or artists; but equall e 1” BELL le raplaly recovering from her lato severe iinesa; and | Fenay the FULL TIDE OF Bi ESS, 1a order to give full effect to the frst production of who, to it of CLL TIDE OF BRILLIANT SUCCESS. LYEIL CREVE, France, aid not healiate FULL TIDE OF BRILLIANT SUCCESS. pide 4 pesto ite frst pronation anta bee | sum of money in the purchase of the exc ADMIRSION FIFTY CENTS. IONDAY EVENING. ly, ry fovared Ovehanize, wages myth Ba mn ae ‘the New York as expressed thro office sbects ‘sale at the box ofiice, Tam- | P>BOADWAY ON 6 CENTS. | fi Seen an as a sents many, and at the theatre ticket office, 114 Broadway. Programme will commence SPRCIAL Norice.—The ats § at? 3 The TAMMANY I the MAMMOTH PALACE adjoining of Music, in Fourteenth ‘and ie easily ac- cessibie by Fourteenth fein cars, Fourth avenue cars, Third avenue care and all Broadway eu AUDIENCES of the THEATRES and MINST! ALLS will please notice that subsequent to the close of their pro- grammes THE TAMMANY offers SEVERAL FEATURES OF RARE EXCELLENCE. GRAND MATINEE. SATURDAY § “THE THEATRE, ADMISSI THIS FRIDAY, EVEND) JANUARY 8 wn MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS of the great artista and John Brougham best drama, 1 great os en 1G, A BEAUTIFUL IRISH RY OF THE ichole. PRINCIPAL ELEMENT IN TRISH pe Pinus DEPTH AND EARNESTNESS OF THEIR DOMES- ing TIO AFFECTIONS.” Tilastrated with IRISH LOCAL SCENERY, fm fact'the most popular 0 pronounced, most p INDIAN BALLET. MLLE. DE ROSA... ss+eeeseeePREMIER DANSEUSB SUPERS COSTUMES, orsI IRISH WIT AND AUMO EXQUISITE SCENERY. AFTERNOON. IRISH PATHOS AND FEELING, HANICAL EFI a sopen atl. Performance commences at2. MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS. sanaiiag a. er er be Si came a by SaaS Tee A Naar, THREE, | sarod eee weet ttiwes, | FIRST GRAND FAMILY MATINE FAREWELL EMERALD RING MATINEE. Paria Lesare and Director FINST GRAND FAMILY MATINEE. ON MON Ay Ua ES OWENa ee SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, AT TWO. iS Se Enews FIRST GRAND MATINEE. SATURDAY ext. WILL COMMENCE HIS FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT TO BERICHOLE ERENT Be auiSia PS his Duravene Fox CALGPOURE, waa taster cone ni FIFTY OENTS SsHUA BUTTERBY im the VICTIMS and all the artists of the original cast and the ever memorable AGMUSSION...4..40+-04-++see0reerersenereereeONE DOLLAR, SOLON SHINGLE. ¥- K™3 £,LEON'S MINSTRELS, 720 BROADWAY. Orchestra chairs 50 cents extra. ROADWAY Last MR. and MRS LAST NIGHT BUT ONE IN NEW YORK. Moma ee Birinras| meri ea BARNEY males ate cae cee Et tot cae meena 3 TR NX will appear only for two nights more as ELEGANT {UGHABLE BURLESQUE. poe —_— — aaa ndarmes, a Mean of Rowe HONE and BROOK” ms . lesars. SU! R GREAT SENYARS [1 TEASE EMERALD RING MATINEE. ay Timbargers encored four times, WONDROUS VICTORELLIS. vincent twa anni ane To-morrow (Saturday) evenine, January 9, of the AFTER DARK, win thereat Oe AST EMERALD RING MATINEE. —_— AEs ATLROAD SCENE, SRA Basar RYANTS! MINSTRELS’ OPERA HOUSE. | MTH 8 PUNCH AND JUDY ie the GRAND THEATRE. BROADWAY THEATRE, SATURDAY NEXT. BY ‘jong te Academy of Music. 1b os = CROWDED, 0 "CCESS, SOCIETY. + 600 600 860 600 Eee gmmror rst kr : 500 ‘OF THE BEAUTIFUL EMERALD RINGS = Gabe ee cr the Ge a SATURDAY RVENING den. 9, 180, At the Academy of Musi il be presented to the ladies at THE LAST EMERALD RING MATINEE, BROADWAY THEATRE, SATURDAY NEXT. of ie of ieality.—| York He 5 Dan GRYANT ana WELSE SEYMOUR as the Gendarmes. THE GENDARMES. GBNEV: oe BRYANT, ic. ORCHESTRA 10) PERFORMERS. HERR CARL BERGMANN...0..2.0++ Madame CAMILLA URSO, ‘The distinguished Violinist. ++.Conductor OWERY THEATRE. Anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans. UNSWORTH AND EUG Eugene's Affionn baile troupe in grand divertescment " troupe in 1 LOVE ‘AMONG THE ROSE! S Mr. 8. B, MILLS, MORAL DRAMA.| TEN NIGHTS | ROBERT MACAIRE. | yagr. RAPHE rhe ee ‘The eminent Pianist. | | TEN NIGHTS INA BOB BUTLER peal, BAL EARL DE RALLA, THE INRA RE TEC. FULL REHEARSA! A BARBOOM.| | BARROOM. vee TROVATORE. MISERERE CHORUS. TROVATORE. "ON FRIDAY, Jan 6 abe? M THE AIR KING, | soney, Daness,| JAQUES STROP. | UNSWORTH in his reat part, COUNT DELOUNATIC. D. AD, . - mii LITTLE KATY, THE HOT CORN GIRL. Bryents’ crowded nightly. Begins quarter to § o'clock. (for in Madison avenue), Eichth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. oyyrit. WHO'S A HINDERIN' ON YOU, MY RASH ove friend ?” asked Mi: lett Read HE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC formerly OWERY THEATRE. DON’ vr EE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 2 O'CLOCK. Solon Robinson's beautiful LITTLE K. ‘ATY, TH AND A COMIC BALLET. EXTRA. M ‘RS. FB. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYE, LENNOX. THE A A PRATORDAY), ardor BENEFIT OF MR. WALT PEEP 0’ DA’ Kathleen... Barney. i HOT CORN GIRL, ‘oni GAN'S new story. ‘Sold everywhere for 25 cents, __THE LECTURE SEASON. ]MPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON showin, Ene Sotto Silst representation of @. Le Foss univer: e n } L, Fox" sally popular bi of The incomparable American BEGINS AT 8 | T]OOLEY'S E. D. OPERA HOUSE, WILLIAMSBURG.» I Gand Panorama_Progress of Arierics. | Hooley's Mine UMPTY DUMPTY. ‘tion 35 cents, abeie Soret tom! mi as CLOWN. at Interesting, invaluable and scientific sub, is GEORGE L, FO. NERCLE FRANCAIS —218T DE L'HARMONIB, how to live what to live for, det at the ALI Ballet, New York ‘Museum of Anatonty. ‘chose unable. to attend _ RIES PRET RL. ee ee C oF can receive a copy by forwarding 25 cents to the secretary, The ireat new railroad sensation, AFTER SUNSET, is now F DA 618 Broadway. added to the unique, gorgeous and miraculous mf of tn- DH = cessant fun and dita, wherein H. D. will be rescu DA PIANOFORTES. ; Ve Hist Cercle Francais ¥ CARNAVAL DH dei'Harmonie, Sist ‘\LApY ABOUT LEAV “OUBA WILL BELL A FRIEND AND A BROTHER. DH co see rie Pianos salt the modern hapeeron ents; sieit |. Look out for the locomotive and secure ype eats, DH o Anpnthe in tee; com $700, will sell for #40 Address, cue | MATINEES 1% ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. BALL, Da, é pte nate TO A Tre TEE Uthon rete "Bad bp a le tg hmmeniah pe lh A GLORIOUS COMIC DRAMA, DRAMA. JANUARY M1, a diored fu 65 nd Of Watts street Juno 4807. ii not culled for | THE eats sg abdomen of oho be sold to pay expenses. ROM 8 NEW YORK TO’ CONSTANTINOPLE.| OPERA. CARNAVAL DH © RIDDLE € UAINTNALL 71 Fromt sireet. G. W. Thompson aa ‘The Duichman NSTRELSY a a % BARGAIN FOR CASH, SIMA, SPLENDID SEVEN The Worle Master oe PANTOMIME. _ pt g irom frame, in cood order; cheap, Masts FRANK ond COMIC Cercle Francais CF ACADEMY DH OF MUSIO, Mist —— REE Aly et ene ome | sobony oes LE BE Reet Pa pay a pe gh Pa Mi Pata Reiger FAIRIES" FROLIC. PMERALD RINGS. | ETHIOPIAN a Fn Te pe gd fnetalmente, by fee oe ee ee | deo den ae con JENNYS & SON, $33 and 285 East Twenty-first strect, be- poe ee ne fist tween Second and Third avenues, pope So eer roperty ly Inge fy (4 Tai Parlor Suits, Patangs, ‘on, 0 anortase. Fu near fixes avenue. Seo re ee A RARE CHANOF.ALADY WILL SELL FOR LESS than $20, splendid rosewood 7 octave Planoforte ; orig- inal price $60); carved basa; celebrated | layed so maker; bus guarantee; box Apply at 28 Third | lernicatioy Beats BARGAIN IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATELY.—A magnificent carved rosewood Pianoforte, having all we latent Improvements; cost 8000, for 175 ; TAKCFE five years’ guarantee; nearly bew. Apply at residence lid | D, DE VIVO... street. Mme. PARE! MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD A Great snecess of nim 'WAMBOLD, BERNARD BINOH, SN FRANCISCO MIN evening till further not a OMIGINAL, ETHIOPIAN OPERA OF BONE SQUASH seneneouny many yestougy ty the inte T. D. Rice, TANDEMONIUM, -” PANDEMONIUM. secured six days in advance. )AREPA-ROSA—STEINWAY HALL. PARE! opu- Jar cantatrice, on her trvimphant return to New York, over. land from California, after an an) Tickets‘and boxes at Schirmer’s, 701, and McCoy's, 118 agg 4 rondway. sri 1869, PRE NS oe sd alan AND BACKUS. MINSTRELS. IMMENSE HIT. the far famed and ii * iD FANCY DRESS HOP, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1808, under the auspices of the ‘connected with the Homan House ‘sud’ Co tained. IE ORIGINAL MUSIC, rector of Military Band. Dn of hoes Scenic artists... Bi Birds, Perfumed Jets d'eau, Guinesiers.s successful season Fianoforte, rich and powerful tone, neariy new, with ‘and Concerts on ¢ ‘coast and Western States, a | maker's guaranties, at a great sacrifice for cash, at 14 Grand wil give in the city of her only Ema eS CORE, S41, FER CHALDRON—BEST QUALITY, DE. | sieeh near Noll ——____. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8 Caterers. to, CRAPSA 2 BURNS, 481 West Rigitecuth wircel. BARGAINS —CBICKERING | ROSEWOOD PIANO- mgd ORE owe inh Te ff Costumers. x tins y . Geo. E. Simona, President. G. 8. ft cee ME CARL ROSA, Violinist. EB i iiogersy Jr a et Hilnkie, J., Treasurer, eeies ta ts, veh sane bategipeeeeias | eae cnad . es wn Sees a Levy, from London, Peter B. Able nnd Harry C. Risley in business. Address 0. M., box 83, Baltimore, fa, am | oes pa FLAKOS ee you ra RENT ere Sipe cerst K. B. George, & §, Jones, G; Tones, Ce a a ka ae Py I pp oy raid olen, 8 W- Address C. Copelaml, | FURST CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. | snd atthe heatry Ticket Oiiee, 112 nd Te Broads Avenue Hotel, i oftice, New York. fortes to let; @6 per month ; rent ‘on hase at | ‘oye Lut ‘of Music, Tuesday, January 12. OOMS OF THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, lusical Academy, corner Eighth avenue fourth fe hceerny, ave the King Cornet Player. Corner of Second avenue and Eleventh street. REMOVALS. _ = SE. BERISEE. * : PROF. ROBEET VON SCHLAGINTW EIT'S LECTURES EMOVAL.—DR. LARMONT HAS REMOVED 0, FAOLET'S OFERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. NDI ‘aD. 896 Broadway. restored, Tpgrance, exposed, THE ° 20, 1868, unmasked. Treatment from ito f P.M. ‘Author of EMMETT. Se pow gy oe ag Ay Medical Adviser and Mi entering, Contes eee oie ameon’ aw. wl ap °) see Moly me treatment of smactiattoeal Sivossma LY H. 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