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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22
pnHLIC AGH00LA-

PUBLIC SJHDDIB.
At a meeting Of the board Of administration
Of public schools, held this day, it was resolv.
cd, that all persons having claims against
the parish for teaching INDECENT children from
April Let, 1874 to April lst, l545, be reauss.
ted to band their accounts properly antItenti.
cat0d to WIN. y Pike, by OF before the 20th
day Of October next, in order that q distribu.
ton Of the appropriation for the year 1915
be made,
JoHN RBtp, President.
Oct 2 1916.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22
TIMOTHY FAY, NJ y.
NIfAltItIa I4

HIN 10 Il
Has NOW on HAND, uEsfof MATERIAL
Tor perfect work, and pledges to his patrons as
good operations ~ they can obtain In the
staie, particularly in mounting teeth on
gold plate.
Office at bis residence.
Calls left at Tho drug store Of 0. p. Davis,
will tue9t with prompt attention.
DR.. Fay has been kindly permitted to refer
to The following eeBtlemsn, most Of whom
have been acquainted with lie operations, du
ring the past nine years.
r Harvey, N, D., US Al 6 4 French,
NJ, 3, Horny Perkins. N. D Jehu Perkins,
NJ. ~. J 7 MeGfmsey, NJ D.; I'm Hereford,
NJ. /. Z NJ Enders, NJ u. y g Laycoek, M,
. Augustus King, M D.; Hon Judge Burk,
Hon Judge N g Penn ; Rev. ]. W9odbr dye;
Rev. John Burke.
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ID WAsHfHeF0F aTREEf, BOSTON.

BEAL IL SON
Have ipst received the following articles
which they will dispose Of nj roasonable prices
% doz plain and fancy Broomg
3 do patent rolling pins
800 lba washing (saD soda
y $50 do saleratna
300 do spice
300 do Pepper (blaci)
] case stotghtons wine bittera
! do essence peppermint
do olive oil
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

FLORANCE HOUSE,
NEW ORLEANS.
This new establishment has a bar and ma
nv accom- nodaiioas, SIMILAR 10 a hotel. is
location on the beautjiGl Lafayette square i
~UNEaUALEIp in the city, and Its large aad
s,ry rooms should, especially recommend i
during the warm weather to the favorable no.
lice Of travellers who are invited to give The
housed trial.
G. s. WEST, Proprietor,
KNOW THYSELF!I
READ AND BE CONVINCED!
Be convinced and BUYH
CASTINGS.-We have on hand, and are
receiving regularly. direct from the manufac-
tory every description of Hollow ware, con-
sisting of French Pots, Ovens, Skilletts,
Wash pots, dc, which We offer for wholesale
or retail as low as they can be obtained in
New Orleans. PIKE and HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

CANDLEs-20 boxes sperm aud Chris
taline candles fer sale BIZ BEA1 & soN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22
ErAT Dc IA LOUISIANA.

Pdroisse d'Et Baton Roage-Vu que
Stephen Henderson, habitant dc Ia p]aroisse
Diet BAton,Rouge, ay4ut Intention
~d'6manciper son esclave nominee Ann
Randolph, agee de plus dc trcnte ans.-
Toutes personnes qui pourrait avoir DIES OPP.
positions l6gales a Ia dite emancipation.
sont roquises d'enrdRistrer les dites oppo.
sition an bureau du grefier de Ia Cour de-
District, dtns lcs quataute iours qul s]uiyront
la premiere publication de Get avis.
Avrtl lI--ld. l., G.. NORRIS.
Sheriff.
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CARRIAGE MA KING 4 REPAIRING
NOTICE Il.
DISSOLUTION or Co-PART-
q NERsHIp.

NAAABIAAPs
The q partnerslip heretofore existing, under
the name Of VIM SWAIN IL SON, was dig.
solved o. the aist u July laat. l,y the deeeaae
Of tho said WM, SWAIN aBdtbo business i
now, ana VIII he In fatn,p, conducted exelt,.
sivcIy Nv the subscriber. woo bas had the aola
charge 81 manufacturing 81 The Papaeea and
NerutIrTe iar tho last ion, tcep ynpta.
The fahacea VIII DC ont up - %4t.apl . round
bottles, Suited loo4itudiuatIy, win The .oItowinp
letters sowh on The glass;-' swan 81 PARAs
cEA, PHtbAoA, atd fde oos ehpage made Ia
the nafe Of AS; SW AlAt shuttpcd on tho
scaling wax, aud ,pj dtea GA tne tafet covering
the cork, aud a new label Coz tho aide Of lie
bottle, caHlpo3od o, eeotnt,ic lathe work. eom-
Pfiaing line dde,rtt dies. Nutri daye been
t1fh"d Ior the eart'eiYa ttae OF tin pIopfiafor.
by Draper y &C.. bach note eup,aeets Of Phil
e%delpbia, tot dies oi difi,ent atlefns Elon
The body ~ tle Woft, apc - Zoe centre II n
portrait OF the Ipin VIZ SWAIN. ,rnaraled from
the borders or two circles -, latba work, The
woftia Swain Panacee." are enatnved con.
spignously On Two turned strips, pud a LARGE
selhI.ctrrtlar die ICONS the upher marbin The
borders ARC composed Of pIain t5tie work strips,
outside Of which IL eng, ayed ia small letters
the entry of the copyright.
JAMES SWAIN.
Philadelphia, August, 1876.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

CEDAR LOGS for sale by
PIKE g. HART
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NOTICE q
SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGtN.
EERIMG

Is hereby given, that In putsuaBes of
contract WI Ii snd under instructions from Tie
Surveyor General Of the public lands Tor the
State Of Louisiana, | vii 10 survey and make
the corrections If The limos, Of pubic lands
and private claims, embraced In the follow
ing Townships, IN tho parish If East Baton
Rouge, Gf6absJurg district, Louisiana, viz
No. 7, south If range nc. J., vest IN whish
Baton Rouge IL situatod Township no. 4,
south Of range no. |, cast, Township no. 7,
south Of range no. 2, east, Township no. =.
south Of range no ! west, and Township no.
. south 6f range no. ! east,
Being duly commissioned by p r Landry,
U. States Sur. General fof The State Of Louis.
iana, | will be ]prebHrsd 10 execute private
In any part Of the State, aud also
dwelling In all It's branches, Letters address
to tho care Of Thomas IT Wsiehfman,
Esq, Sur. Generals off -, D1naldsonvil1e, Or
d Avery, Esgs Baton Rouge, will
with the g4rly attention Of
LCLAXTDN TAYLOR,
n Deputy Surveyor II Civil Engineer.
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OFFICERsOF TffE LOUISIANA AG
HtCULTURtBT'5 AND MECHAN.
les ASSOCIATION.
For tS47
FaEstDFaT
col. PHILLIP HfEKY
VICE PRESIDENTS
] Cooper, East Baton Renre, Vaiednr
Aime, st james, G Adams, tbBryitle, d ]
FInker, East Felieiona, q Richardson, III,
T%alnaHg, denl, Edward sparrow, C0nc6rdia,
Cent, ~ Walker, Rapidea. DE-, pest Wash.
ita, Judge Campbell, Opel9usas, u ! Parehe,
Natehitoehea, r A Rosf, German Coast,
Vedoin DegfHy. Jefferson, II M Norman,
New Orleans, w 1'apiot. Point Caupee,
Miles Taylor, LafodfoIie Interior.
TREASURER
SfEfHBs HENDERSON
eaaB %EsfOsDtNa %sE6HEFAhY
L u II HAfGH
RECORDING SECRETARY 10 be filed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n Henderson, Chairman, J McVay, James
deCalop, u Chambers, q A pixie, w p
T'uhnald, &C Mediation, II u Glnrad. II "
4 Hutch, = Allan, A g Garter, ] y Klein.
thtrf,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-22

BAGGTNG AND ROPE.
10000 Yds, Bagging.
10000 lbs. Rope,
For sale by. A. malta.
May 3a,-l6
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r.
EAST AND WEST BATON ROUGE
STEAM FERRY
BEAL e. LOCKWOOD PROPRIE-
TORS
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Hereafter all persons or families crossing
for the purpose of going to Church, visiting or
on parties of pleasure, the charge shall be but
one half dime each way, otherwise the fare to
remain as usual.
To those who subscribe by the year we
would say that all said subscriptions are with
cut exception payable in advance.
> ROBERT BEAL
VIM. LOCKWOOD
April Tell
MONEYS history of Ireland from its
first settlement to the p~resenttime.
Just received & for sale BY.
GEO. M. HEROMAN.
opposite the Methodist church.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-11
x -
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New York, THURSDAY ArrERvoor, June 10.
The sales Of flour during the day, in the aggregate,
reached some 5000 bbs including all descriptions Mi
chigan sold at S. 6sX and Genesee at SO TO- at which
the market very firm Towards the close of changc
the latter price refused for Genesee and sales
straight brands were made ut So SIX a So o. Small
sales OF Southern were made at 50 49, sale Of do
all june made at So 6O Sales of Ohio wheat were
made Mt 50 Considerable sales of Northern yellow corn
were made at H. 1ls l20c lot of mixed brought
ll5c. Sales Of meal were made at SIS 62. A sale OF
rye in the slip was made at SAC Rye -four sold at 81 as
and oats at 81 CSC Provisions were steady but not
much doing especially In pork Groceries remained in
about the same state with moderate sales Owing to the
advance In Charleston, Rice was Grmer by " nc per
pound.
pearls TT 20 3lH.
Doors AND SHOES have advanced within a few dav
about per cent Mt the East The stock on hand is
usually light. " -
BREApsruFrs-F1our-W report sales of about Q,
10000 bhs, consisting chiefly of strait brands Micbj
gan and fair tenesee at SO 7 5a600O Michigan in
GLIDING 500 Centre Mills Mt 81 6ss<; 1000 bbls sra
brands Genesee and loo Ohio sold at Ss s7. ESQ do
Ohio sold at So 75 and 1000 H. s. Beach "a brand Akron
Ohio, sold at 50 37IS; 500 do Genesee sold 70 mr.
rive in all June at So 50 and 1900 B. bad do sod Mt
SO 561< the spot. Wheat-600O bushels Ohio sold At
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FRur.-Sales of 900 boxes bunch rasins were made
on private terms.
FIsH.-Mackere were firm. 800 400 quintals dry
cod were reported sold at SO s71f The market was
HEMp-Nothing doing We quote American dew
rotted ut 500 $3.50 per ton and dressed do at $3.50
Sl75.
LEAp.-We notice the arrival of 5000 pigs from New
Orleans. We heard of no sales to-day.
LEArHER--The auction sale this day, at which 5000
sides disposed Of went of with animation and at
last public sale. The advance chiefly on damaged
and over weight leather. During the day few thou
sand sides Of leather disposed of at private sale
MoLAsEsl00 terces Neuvitas sold at 80 cts the $50
do, sold yesterday brought 26h cts
NAVAL SroREs-A sale Of $50 a 400 bbls spirits tur-
pentine reported at 81 cts cash. Nothing doing Of
consequence in other kinds.
OrLs-The market heavy to-day sales Of Eng
lsh nseed were reported at 80 81 Cts and of Amer
can city pressed, ut SO cts cash. Nothing in
whale or sperm
PRovIsIoSs-l5O bbs. new prime Pork sold at $I4 ;
$4,000 lbs bacon sides sold at OK cts. BeJ-The mar
$l3 30, and $50 do old prime at $ll 5O-both Perrys
brand. Albany. 200 bbs pork hams were sold at sH
90 cts We heard of no transactions in Lard.
RIcE-We report sales Of 100 so terces fair quality
at So a71s So so. Tho market closed frmer by 4
cent per Dbl.
suoAn-Transactions were again very light, without
material variation In prices As novelty note
small sale Of "a hhds, Florida grown, ordinary at
4sS cts
TALLow.-sales Of 5000 lbs. Philadelphia rendered
WHALEBoSE.-Sales Of 5000 ". w were made at 27c,
and 1000 do at Csc.
WHisKEr-The last sales wero made at 36c. in bbls
To-day 1t was held at the price.
FREIGHrs,-To Liverpool, engagements reported
at 3s 6da4 and d. Cd to London asked 5000 bbls
were engaged to the latter port at d. The Liverpool
packets demanded 4 at which 1000 bbs reported
engaged TO Antwerp, 5000 bbls. engaged at Toe
per bbl For grain in bags to Liverpool and London
lid and I'D. were demanded.
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The dividend Of two dollars .per shArs recently de-
clared by the Central Railroad Company Of Georgia,
was the first made The debt OF the company has
been paid on and annual is reserved with which
to lay down, in due season, heavy rail- equal to the
demands of any business which may be brought upon
the road The stockholders will, without doubt con-
tinue to receive fair dividends from this Investment The
citizens of Savannah have for congratulaton in
the above event as places $4,000 in the treasury
that city; and 1t is anticipated that the city will realize
Mt least $4,000 from the investment made In this stock
The following table shows the quantity of some of the
principal articles of produce left at tide water from the
commencement Of navigation to the 9TH of June incu
sve during the years s45 (54 days. 1896 (a days. and
lSl7, (3S days)
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FROM CHIHUAHUA,

We take the following from the telegraphic corres
what it Is worth There is evidently an error in ths
first part Of it, for in another column Of this paper will
be found intelligence from Monterey of late date
which states that Col Doniphan and his command were
near that place.
Photographic Correspondence of Philadelphia Bulletin
Sr. LOUIS. June3
intelligence from chihuahua up to April Sd, has been
received here, vi aSanta Fe.
On that day Colonel Doniphan, Colonel Mitchell and
MAJOR clark started the route to Paretal with their
entre command except four companies left to guard the
city.
The cause Of Col Doniphan's return to chihuahua
mas now been definitely ascertansd to have been con-
'enpated outbreak In that department.
Coi. rrce mad $50 men on duty which arc described
as a military mob without discipline
The morale Of that place is represented AZ HORRIBLE
Inc soldiers daily commit the most open of all
law ana insult and injure the Mexican population in
every possible manner -
The civil government IN no~.rl.s. 10 ..,r... 49,.
acts OF characterization All sorts of wick Ia ner
poth py the soldery and Of their officers
Ihey Keep up gambling hels grog shops TO sell 10
the volunteers and officers hay. msapIv "a
signed to escape the discharge OF their duiiss '' ~
Col Price had refused to send forward mail tn Chi
huahua, IT IL said, account of tie ernens. sttend
ing it. -P "s'e'"
The border Indians committing dailv outr.gos NJ,
the frontier end there security for the
lheir stock Ia driven of and DESTROYED The trails oy
all these depredators point to Taos mastering Mace
only one person has been tried sentenced Tor rea
son. and he has been repricved until the President de-
cides on his case.
There have been twelve executions for mur dcr
Two more cases Of treason have been tried be-
Ing set down for the I'd May
Great complaints are made of the incapacitv Of Col
Price.
The 9th regiment Illinois volunteers for Santa Fe IA
now complete and ready to start
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Of Northern and Western yellow With part Ohio Nat
yellow 9al20c $500 mixed do sold at and
1000 arrive in August at 1903 MsaWe report sales
to arrive at S. So and small lot afoat Ql4 barrels
at the price. RyeSaes 800 bush in the slip, sold
ut 3lc Rye FIomr-260 bbls sold at 81 25 Oats-8 to
10000 bushels sold at 62a63c
Receipts ria the Hudson, June 9th-Flour 20,s27
bbls.; corn meal $40 do; corn, $4,000 bushels wheat
"a 2s5 do; rye, 2400 do
CANDLEs.-Spcrm were steady at ale.
CoFrEE.-We have only to notice u few hundred bags
Rio sold on private terms
CoTToS.-The market shows frmer aspect, and the
sales reach 1000 bales being the
chief purchasers heretofore, prices being yet too
high for shippers to operate to any extent.
Received since Total Exports TO
Poyk LIST Sept. Foreign Ports
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BUFFALO, June l0-P M.
Our flour market continues depressed in prices-we
report sales Of about 5000 barrels including Cleveland
City Mills and Ohio Miami Valley, &C., at 81 go.
Wheat was dull-saes of 1000 bushels Ohio Western
good quality, were made ut 81 so. The sales Of corn
reached about 900 bushels mostly Western sound yell
low at IS &c., In store Provisions firm with light
transactions. Freights having declined, to-day
again hrmer III understand correspondent and
the telegraph the following about the receipts for
the preceding "a hours:-)
Flour. 600 barrels
Wheat. -. so, 900 bushels
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WAsHrNGroS, June Q, lS47.


MerieGn Matters NTH some passing Structures on the
Diplomacy Of Tyier's .administrafion and on the
Great Mistake Of Colonel Polk in Joiio,cing Il up.
Mr. Black, late from the city of Mexico after resi-.
dcnce Of twenty years in that country here has
been ofvast service to the writer's by setting them
right in reference to the prospects Of the warthc pros
poets OF prospects Of ndemnties and the pros
poets Of the necessity of standing army the interior
or along the northern frontiers Of Mexcoof an inde
mite number Of men for indefinite period time
at an indefinite expenditure Of the precious metals
Thus far have been paying the costs Of the annex
alton Of Texas-precipately brought and badly
mayed about the boundary after the achievement Of the
law accomplished John Tyler might have escaped
with Mexico; but he would have Polk in pur-
gatory before he would have transmitted to him the
glory OF the especially when tho said Tyler
held tho alternative OF doing 1t In his own hands It
was the only revenge he had left after the
but righteous treatment which he received tho Balt
more Convention.
Not surpassed by the farce Of Bombastes Furoso In
its rctics the Tyler convention; and with what
nglcrous humiliation did the whole breed settle
down at last upon Polk and Dalas-perhaps electinu
this ticket by the balance Of power Of the Tysres Tor
suppose they might have scraped up . 800 men In
the State OF New York 3ut after this deepartg adhe
sion to the regulars how complete nnd how just the
reward Of the Tylerites Every devil Of them except
ing Wise, kicked out and all because Old John had
usurped tho glory-that most costly glory Of the
annexation OF Texas, leaving the boundary only TO be
settled by Colonel Polk the only ugly part of the Job
after all.
Captain Tyler has written long letter in defence Of
bis pretences aud pretensions In the annexation Of
Hark from the Tennis doleful sound
My ears attend the cry;
Old Veto calls from under ground
Where he Is doomed 20 lie"
How like avoce from the grave How completely had
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BosroN, June l0-P. M,

BosroN, June l0-P. M.
1.-THE cotton market continues dull we have only to
note the sale Of 200 800 bales the decline previous
ly noticed.
Flour exhibited no change and small sales
ported at yesterdays prices Corn dull and we
quote mixed at 81 IA, and yellow at 81 II. Oats
in good request and report sale Of bushels at
6s cts Provisions continue frm-mess beef firm at
Sl4 SO pork also rm but sales worth reporting
TRANSFERRED.
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JACOB 8. PLATT, Auctioneer.


A yc Fac w Sf 4! Ss
lion Dod sd Msess ns A ss
iaS sssts
viii e bs so Id ~ holes gold &c Of which
<,Rocxr,;JXA C 94, s PL.TT Aac!sqeer.
- ARTc eAcoB fiATT A i. Asp sale kA u s
and on the sna and g
desired sii m 70 take M positively tf
tthtTx spLAr
f srssS1 90 t. Il.
aa%% .s%. s c.RsAs viz pfhf
egTtE EkkArF FA AAss' Seso56ps &C.
IS %sS:
assortment worthy attention. 80
Catalogues at the auction room. jelI 1tsrc
wood Mahogany and Black WALNUT % Wed.
rs Chatham street osa Ho
ol marble top pier and centre tables sofas
rosewood and mahogany rocking
." % s;. ss Ths u ,aS al made
neI will be ready and goods
jsli 2t.Ie = .- -.'D 'D g. WARREN, Au.'r.
A UCTlON NOTICE. FURNITURE SALE at the
"a Mountain Pavilion, Weehawken, Fridas. June nth
M M a. 70 pcGSa A. MW be the premises
balance Of the furniture Of said horse comprising thes
pure curled hair double mattresses fifty single do 80 f.ahe
othetbedsteads, lamps; chandeliers, &c. &c.
for 200 persons al once.
Also most perfect and excellent 10 Pu Alley with ball
and pins complete. nearly new, cost $50.
Also large Refrigerator excellent order suitable for
hotel
Also large quantity Of Oil Cloth and Mating. ON tn,
floors.
Everything in excellent order. Sale positive.
jei0 1t il
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, June l0-P M.
The market continues to show symptoms of depres.
sion We report sales Of 700 bbs Howard
So so. City Mills dull Mt So Wheat was steady,
and sales Of 1000 bushels of red made at 49, Corn
exhibited little change, and quote yellow at ITO q
ll2c; white is in out of market Provisions
continue steady with limited sales. The weather con-
nues fine for the growing crops but the want of rain
will soon be felt again
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New ORLEANS, June 3-P. M
Our cotton market continues unsettled and sales CON-
paratively limited We quote middng fair fair up
lands at 9%allHc.
Flour continues to sell freely We report sales of TO-
900 barrels Ohio Illinois, with some lots st. Louis at Sc
75a7 IAN to 81 25 for rather choice Sugar con-
tnues dull The sales amounted to about 1000 hhds
binary to fair at 4xa5c Mess pork rmer and sales
Of prime Sl2 So Mess beef was worth 49, and prime
Sll rs.
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TO TEE
LATEST MOMENT .
TELE q RAPHIC
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO,

nave by telegraph from Fredericksburgh advices
Ur'eans 10 the Sd June. There had been no
city Of Mexico dated 2lst May, bring mnort,n, ,n,.
gence' which We give in full ON the outside 81 ~.
Herald VI '"s asys
richard kidder Mead formerly wing Senator. wa.
yesterday nominated democratic csndda. ,o-
IN the place OF Mr. Dromgoole with considerable d,s
Guilty, and after a number Of baIlosings
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PAnRpKx THEaaT TsE Director Of the ITALIAN
'ss Of Twelve Iei rs
sssi g. $%
Loredano Sig Loa Baalin Lucretia, sgnora T Rsinsr
Tiekeis the be secured at the Box Office
Boxes, 81; Pit, 80 cents; Gallery IS cents.
ROWERY THEATKE.-A. w. JACKSON, Proprletor-H.
10 Y srEyEss. Stage Manager Evening" June I'm
VII be @ l sfS M
J: A T3fa s9sP THE s.sa Me-
VERA s0ef ss e.
Boxes Ssss B e esa sf P ,dd 1 SIsIs m
Doors open at Ga; Performance commences "a
MIR. JOIN 52Ns skSr TSkH sESEFrr
o,., SATURDAY. June 10.
On "A's &. :'f RtSy,
Mr. mi kS%EsSiEEabqp%ELAND.
vii, ANNA, !. T.. , M W. 80 JOHN SEXTON,
EHVG dJl b $S Sf $% a Ss'S2t' and
jeil ltsrc
VAyXxHAhhEht Ls AfERFh Hop n4NcEST sALo9N
Of vos. AMI nss"ns June A GRAND CoNCRT
Rssns Chaunts, Glees Dances. peculiar to the South
Tss si.S q s sBS ssss Rsvess
Daho' bryant asaheti w. Donaldson, Tamborine; James
Tickets admitting Gentleman aud Ladies, Is cents,
Concert To commence at o'clock. ies
A ME.lCAN Observation-Disclosures both AT
THE oRFhEASwSSAANH E7yrs OR kENNEBEck
@ Ss1 sna
and evening hsllpst and s9uarer past ociock when
Family Conoyer Mis-. uisa and oheraS the 'n'p
A.s ST NAf MoSIEHt RG BoSSPAsrr
W also Be exhibited at each and every performances.
neul...,oo ~ cen,s, je1r
on Moaday AN , Ju SrsR
ss s. \,
'' IL Ifi Hi liz 5SHB!y his
,EyANEscENT 21aioRAMIc VIEWS.
Originally invented produced and painted by the celebrated
forming series of Historical and Marine
the most perfect linens of science and exhibit
ed and which have been the wonder OF all the principal
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The finest needle seems weavers beam,
Amd queen I Slab's carriage an sqtomic team.
THE CHRoMATROPE,
whose rich and varied coors and fantastic cvoutons have
ehced much the admiration of the bewik
The whole exhibition will be accompanied by vocal and in
Performances commence at o'clock Doors open at half
past Admission ., cant, p,..v.a....o.....
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BROADWAY THEATRE-This establishment now
erecting in Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pur
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talent wishing situations for the will please address
m30 tire A. MANN sole Proprie tor