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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-21

loan in Holland. for the early acquittsl of this
sacred debt The repayments were commenced
on the Sd Of December, 1890, and before the
events Of the 10th August, q, ,659 livres had
besn paid. On the 10th August, further pay
ment Of six millions was to have been made al
4 INST eTdsni, but the bankers Of the F'renca
Government, Mc'srs. Hognen, Grand * Co,
refused TO receive any sums to the credit Of
Louis XVI, declaring that their account was
with the Executive Council alone. l nder these
circumstances, the Minister of the Unit,I
States TO Holland. Hr. Short, deferred The pay
ment. The endeavor OF the American agent 10
secure the money for Louis XVI. expased him
10 severe attacks from the French Amb1ssado-
| at the Hague, VI. Isu!de, and caused also com
plants to be addres sed by the Executive Coun-
| ell to the Government Of the United States
The ground for these reproacies Of the Eyeeu
tive Council may be more easily understood,
than that for the r. proscn OF American iBgrati-
tude to Louis XVI. coming from a conscicnu-
Gus historian. $500.
Son the 18th October, 1893, Jefferson, then
Secretary Of Foreign Relations, wrote Ia the
American Minister in Paris relative TO the dsbi
| Of france. saying: We airs informed by tue
public prints that the late Constitution Of
France, formally rot,fed 10 us. Is Suspended,
ana new Convention called. Daring the time
of this suspension, and while no legitimate
Government exists, We apprehend we cannot
continue the re-payments Of our debt TO 4 rance,
because there Is no person authorised to receive
1t, and give an une,cept"nable acqu'tai.
| Should circumstances obiiSe you to mention
this, do ii with such solid reasons as will occur
to yourself, and accompany il with the most
friendly declarations, that the suspension does
| not proceed from any desire 10 enbsrrass or e2-
pose the settlement of their Government, In the
way in which their nation shall desire it, bu'
from our desire TO pay this debt Justly and hon'
orably, and to the persons really authorised by
the nation, ITO whom We owe IT'D to receive II
for their use. Nor shall the suspension continue
one moment after We can our way clear out
Of the difficulty into which their situation ha'
thrown us. That they may speedily Obtain
liberty, peace, and tranquility IL our earnes
prayer .1als 80
The inexactitude of fact in this history O
the Girondins, 70 which, ms AN American, hsv'
thought ii my duty 10 draw your attention
have given me q opportunity to speak Of tn
4 sympathy and gratitude towards Louis XVI
which existed, and which still exists inshe uni
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On wednesday afternoon, 18th inst, THOMAS r. Lup.
His remains taken for nerment to the family bu
~ ing ground, on Long Island.
On Thursday the 18th instant, ABRAHAM THoMAs in
the cad year Of his age.
His relatives and friends and those of his sons David
Daniel, Thomas, Joseph and Benjamin.; also the mem
beIs OF the Ancient Bron's society and the members
OF Iompkins' odge No 9, and New York Lodge No 10
o. of o f., respectfully requested to attend his
funeral from the residence of his son, David Thomas
no 81 West sixteenth street. without further invitation
On the ie'h nst FRArcIs ONEILL in the cad year of
ms age OF severe illness Of tho county Monsg han
Teand Tor the last 80 years resident Of the city Of
His friends and acquaintonces and those of his son
John + ONeil and of Geo. j. Smith are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence on
1gnnsy inc 2ist inst, at o'clock, NJ, from No. lis
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b Y II HI E N ALL 3.
WASHINGTON, March IL, lSi7.
The War Netrs.

w AShlNoIoN, udICH lcAI.
The War NeUs
The distressing news of the massacre ut Taos
in New Mexico, came in upon us this morning,
like an unexpected blow upon the right, when
We were anticipating something Of the sort OH
the left. The intelligence but too truly shows the
spirit of the Mexcans. Gen. Kearny enters the
territory in trumph-swears in the natives from
house top, a town full at a tme-puts up 60
vernment, and sets it a going-and Santa Fk be-
comes the headquarters Of fandangoes and thea
trical exhibitions, the Mexicans participating in
the sports with the most confding sort of assimi-
lation. Gen. Kearny moves of on further
tour of exploration-Col. Doniphan goes down
the Rio Grande, some 250 miles, to the Paso, in
pursuit OF a conspiracy, or, perhaps. to spy out
re and Taos is safe-but sooner is the presence
of an overwhelming force removed, than the
ialth: keeping people so recently sworn in to the
allegiance of the United States, rise up and
slaughter their benefactors without remorse
The slaughter already committed is melancholy
enough; but there is every reason to apprehend Il
is but the beginning Of an outbreak, which will
end in a general massacre of the Anne ricans; and
make it necessary for Gen. Kearny, on his return
from California, for we understand he has gone
out on an exploring expedition into the dcserts,)
to do all his work over again from the very be-
ginning. This is an ugly business, aud to repair
It, reinforcements from st. Louis will be necessa-
ry, and without delay.
Revertng to the main army, but for the de.
plorabe condition of the Mexicans, there might
be some ground for msgivings as to the safety of
General Taylor. The proclamation OF Santa
Anna, discloses his utter inability for forward
movement and the advanced parties of tho
enemy appear to be designed for no other pur-
pose than 20 pick up such snail scouting parties,
or stragglers from the American lines, as NAV
tall in their way.
With the new levies Of volunteers, General
Taylor will be enabled to push forward upon
San Luis, simultaneously with the movement
upon Vera Cruz, so that Santa Anna, in retreat,
either way will be intercepted, and compelled to
fight.
We are firmly OF the opinion that the present
campaign will wind up the war; for, with the
capture of Vera Cruz by General Scott and tho
defeat OF Santa Anna, at San Luis, by General
Taylor, what plan OF defence will be available
with the Mexcans what expedient can thew
devise for further resistance ? Let these two
blows be given in good earnest, and plea for
negotiations will save US the trouble of third.
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Assembly,.

ALBANY, March IL, leA7.
Mr. LEAvENs reported adverse 10 taking sction on the
resolution relative to freight charged by the Albany and
West stockbridge Railroad, property designed fer
Boston or New York. The report YVES sgresd to-
bill was reported to open Washington Park In
Brooklyn
The Judiciary Committee reported a bill relstive 10
the county courts to be crested under the consn
ton in the several counties Of the State The bill gives
these courts original jurisdiction in civil cases. In esps.
cial FORM and gives them certain equity powers and sp
pelate jurisdiction from Justices courts.
The bill to lay out street In the 18th ward of the
city Of New York, was reported complete
Several Of the appropriation bills that were passed in
committee Of the whole referred 10 special com
mittecs to be reported complete.
Adjourned.
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CITY TRADE IsErOKr,

I'VE" YORK, IHunspAr AFTERNOON, March ia
The markets in breadstuns exhibtsd ,ono =, 80 a..
ness Flour fod In small wsy at about A. for n.na.e
in store, and 50 deliverable in MAY 1raa,r
snd saeH Of northern yellow we're made at 90 csna and
southern yellow 81 cns-soutAern white .oll al "a
800 ospis' There was little doing IN wheat. progl.
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AFFAIRS IN ALaANv
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
It e l. k q IL AP HIC.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, March 18th, ls47
bill was reported to authorize the American Iusti
tue Of the city Of New York receive the funds of the
late Agricultural Society Of that city
Mr.. SEDGwIcx reported bill making sppropr istions
for the Normal School
The question Of Eminent Domain further debated
IN connection with the Plank Road bill.
The bill to appoint Commissioners for the Code was
passed by a vote of % to 4.
resolution offered to amend the charter Of the
Hudson River Railroad, which passed by vote Of
20 to2.
Adiourped
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT.
II X l. Il G. IL APHIC.

WASHINGTON, March 1873 Pm.
Inc mails have again failed. We have nothing
South Of Augusta
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Oniclal.
GENERAL ORpgRs, WAR DgrARIMGSr,
No. TO- ADyurarT GrsrnALs OTrres.
Washington, March ~, 1917.
riomouens and Appointments IN the Army 81 the nit:
cd States by the President by and with the advice and
consent Of the senate and by tho President since the
publication Of the Army Register, January, IsT.
I.-PROMOTIONS.
ApJuIANI oESERAL's ptrARrMGsr.
Brevet Major samuel Cooper, Assistant AdJutsn Cen
era to be Assistant Adutsnt General with the rank Of
Lieutenant Colonel March 3, lsT.
Brevet Captain VIM q. Freeman, Assistant Adjutant
General to be Assistant AdjutaDt General with the Bre
vet rank Of Major March s. lea7 vice Cooper promoted
euARTgRMAsrsAs DEPARTMENT..
Captain George Il. Crossman, Assistant Quartermaf.
ter, TO be Quarermssor with the rank Of Major March
., ls2.
Captain Samuel B. Dasenbery, Assistant Quartsrmss
ter to be Qusrtermsser with the rank OF Major March
q, ls47.
Captain David vinton, Assistant Quartermaster 10
be Qusteruaster with the rank Of Major March g. lea7
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Assistant Surgeon John M. Cuyier, to bo Surgeon,
March 3, lsa7
Assistant surgeon Madison Mills 10 bosrssou.
March 5, ls47
CORPS ov TYPOGRAPHICAL graiSssKs
First Lieut.. Thomas Lee, to he Captsn, March 3.
ls47, vice Johnston appointed cut colonel Infantry
SECOND Lieut. Charles Hagner 10 be First Lie utensnt
March 3, Is<7, vice Lee, promoted.
Second Lieut. VIM. r. Palmer, TO be First Lieufenant'
March lsH, vice Emory, appointed Major Third ORA
goons
Brevet ID Lieut.. william y. Reynolds. to be Second
Lieutenant, March 3, ls47, wee HsgDer, promoted
Brevet I'd Lieut. William q. Peck, 10 DO SECOND Lie"
tenant, March Q, lS47, vice Palmer, promoted
oHpvtsuE DEPARTMENT. -.
First Lieu, John Lee. 10 he afisln. area !, ~
tnst Lieut.. James Morgsn 70 ne Csp'eih' "s'che
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AMERICAN MUSE I'M.

AMERICAN MUSEUM
Faa hs :.
evening" aud ass u a and in the
r., ~ fo.itiyeIs no IRE; LII sss;;:ps the rr.nx1
I,s, with he repeated
'''a' 'an''''e' % ONE WEEK MORE,
with that ''ia''s GEs Min L H ToM TuMp
remain ''nfsd lHaH AZ WEEK
calls beyond this ~' sE VII BEE HIM.
he reIes private life he makes the the
To accommodates the concourse of his friends who
will 'h''sF FROM s. h ~ e
Sn the platform in one Of the nam hail. Of the
SssS he vii 1si.s af'ss!.s a
ys, Gs sing variety Of songs, dance the Polka Sailors
assl snse1r sqATuE. H. &C. i: viii ss sp
''' :. NJ FRENCH COURT DRESS,
Ssi0: o lGa n1: kaf Of s feps .Id A: II:
!, ,,,, 3 .E CAV Jl.c SCOTCH CosTUME,
h.sa c ESao sus s "
in THE AFTEsNooN, FROM TO O'CLOCK.
he will appear the IN the Lecture Room variety
OF performances and costumes, in conjunction with other
EVENING AT ,. ,AH ttS' 4ST KIN AT * O'CLOCK,
iii. .ng .ns ps.ns %, of
and '0''nan III % VI ,s1i
Morning visi,ers admitted either the afternoon
evening performances.
GREAT WEST ERN, the Yankee Comedian.
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN.
ANATOMICAL ykNUS,to be seen At one sh ling
MADAME ROCKWELL. the Fortune Teller.
Admission Is cents; ehdrcn under TO- I2X cents No Re-
admissions One payment will entit!s 70 admission
In compliance with The request of families and
who A';i sSRTH HUs nj exhibition Of
the subscriber has at considerable effected
angement with him 10 at the Museum
ONE WEEK LON GER,
terminating Saturday night the goth Instant but he begs
ASSURE the public positively the little Generals arrange
mens such that it will be utterly impossible for him
remain beyond the above stated period.
ml4 Iwrc r. T. BARNUM
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<-,oo, HORATIO HILL, Auctoneer
{ UoLEY. kEESE HILL, 1871 Broadway. corner of Dey
49, street VIII sell this morning at l0k O'clock 800 cases Of
SSI gaJ ara orosm comprising variety Of season
~,yocu, JACOB 8 PLATT, Auctr
(,kOCkERY SAL E-This Day az 10 o,eIock in the
aRe room over the auction 2s Plat street now
opening a. a.1r%snt Of best light darn blue prn'ed
and Dishes all sixe' Yellow dipt &c Bowls Chamber.
BED Pans, Glass Ware. Tumbrrs, Lsmps Castor Bo,es
doIlas various other goods e mGa,hs eat ice
mshsrc W." w. Si..m,,
- PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
Levy will sell on returaay evening" at o'clock at
- ~ p.oatway very pleasing end desirable coec-
@ o. IN faintihgs WIN numerous other articles the pro-
perry Oh gentleman Leaving the city In the sale 1, one
large painting. ths Ten Command aents Intended e. an
altar piece. mic 2ts nh
4. BOYLE, Auct,oneer
Friday, 10Th inst at 10 O'Clock. at No.
hrd 81 an elegant hou sohod furniture
WILSON'S full French mahogany chars do marble tor
toles dressing bureaus marble top washsands card
ehrs window curtains hat ands bookeasss pillar ana
claw tables, astru and hall lamps French mahogany be
eao mar beds and bcddsng Brussels
ingram carpets, OIL cloth, china, gloss ware,
Also rosewood panofore and half ootsves with
all the modern improvements
mence ~ MN itsrc
posiIItysEs - HAyCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
az o'clock az the Mer, hants' Exchange
Cofns or Delaney and Chryste known Ame
mean Esse Horse Sale Es,abls The building Is
erected on thi.n lots each Is by oobeng 60 by 80
ne clear having each side If 10 inches on
pennc suset and Of feet the II three stories
gn apd wei lighted; basement well fitted up stable
out t,s admirably calculated for foundry.
or mschne shop, having large which also in
demand Tor public meetings. being we'll adapted f that
mls 2l~uc -. 49,
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sAdEk FOX LiyEKPOOL-New Iine regular p0cset
GL3$ Ior m.reh 9Th. The splendid fast sal ing packet
- ss' nooGUs, A. Fldridge Master. will sail
r ro6 sgh or pusage, apply board Orleans wharf
p,. II. X. COLLINS, s South street
Zoe Psskes ship siddons Edward D. Obj master will
inc hosc'us, and sail 18Th ApnI her regular day
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Marrled.

Married.
On Tuesday evening, 10th instant, by the Rev Mr.
Chase, Mr. EDMUND HARVEY, to Miss SARAH PATrERsoN
all Of this CITY,
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WANTED JMMEDIATET,v


ssss,S: &:
s';a ss'e ssse
mos, satisfactory references need sPpy for hs iustcn
a Dss IN pen will be sowsd suses
ms ,.aus where The person applying may be found
WANTED.
SITUATION as cham ermad, or to do general house
e WORK; frat washer and irOrer; sPnvaie fm
pSy q 'n's 'Sm Re! last
GARDENERS WANTED.
me e 0M single ssOeh Q, ans.hmsu
aa''''01 pu ,Si%r nay ssDp,y So g H,o,sx
also wanted, young man TO assist in our store.
"A lion to do general hou.swori in sun ii family
l1anire Nt 2es Warrington street frat foOr lt.c
Ryrwo YOUNG W woMEN With til. hes. references.
situations chombemsd. and the other ren-
e.al honsewoIk Apply ut III 18th street m:s2t"rc
SSSST ~ ass
walk of City Hall. Address 8. boz iss r o. ms.t.
10 MERCHANT TAILURS.
.r A As tsG ring
t e IT, e 1877 isvs r. one Of the
ns1 can =, re sSsn as 20 ability character &c. Address
WANTED-A SITUATION as Chambs1maid on board Of
b. at the oss by respectable co'red girl Addrss.J
~ LAID PkOPRlETORS, FARMERS. &c.
msn.sem.n,y "a married ss man with small family the
az is'I %o., Tss D
&e &c HI. S ssf s,S1ss
M Of the OF dairy. rearing Of poultry.
Xee oes q Ss psas can % n ssis n.,e
TO , !oUMNtE :sIa STONE CITTERs-An adve1,
in Yos sn sS lss ft Mle Sriis
mos Of T.. 70 nay ss
~ o. e advertise men aused procure en- for
to 81 s sSw who refuse
'nf last hsIa Two ", summers being $sper day..
Free Cutters t@eanns sfown
s. sy hid a1 NC n aee
nys @ S.s. ssSs
from h no obsSa,s o % & public
quantity Brown Stone Cutting BY the en-.
% .ss csss S w 81
%s u mG 1s ss right 70 kSow thar the win
ass 81 per The
with Eeash va. ps hs:
consistent NJ Tor the las, two years Gsnemen
Xuay combination or the interest forced from
%n1 x :'9'a hs at WILLS
s 5hs pTSs ear the Brown Stone Cutters will
JOUkNEYMEN FKEE STONE CUT TIERS
e sns. S9d
MeBrds = "a sG1 srs ws'f Nossh River
Ghaie a. Espy 2Ist street, near ID avenue.
hadsaa Rs ~ ~ sd avenue
Sas1 s sasi sss Ss, niy
EWsy to, wsS!fgG fpo5 q Wes; soIh street
Alex. Mcdonald, 10Th street. opposite Tomptin. square.
f S:s,. ); 1S.s:; :sa'i Sr s'iz
il I' W; uJI ehny.;on
Joseph Rogers, foot West 2sd street, Mr.,
ldIOn q Wheelan, Brooklyn. m <tSrc
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A LESSON CONOMY
DEvOES Hal AND . Ar NANUFACTOY,
800; u2m,mety known a. ...IE Estabshmeut)
opposite Dutch street, 1903 Fulton proprietor ar
this ceiebrated is constantly demonatrstionr
me tact that beaver hat sold for 81 so and mole.
SKIN nat Tor - superior TO oufh and equal 10 the very
S Sest - sa sold the city elsewhere ye
and every other requisite whatever This fact is he result Of
syen which more seneray adopted would put an end
men hays male hpwreck Of their hopes The the
ABOVE Hat ana CAP Mandatory that
low rent the utmost es ouick .iss
Tor cashe with small profits compete triumphatly with
the most garing and costly the dsy and the
cnrs 81 no point important or uSimposn in the
ranta saving OF from 50 50 IS TO each of hi,
patrons The schedule Of prices as below = $50
I'd 90 I'd ~" up 90
IL Moleskn.. go Sd a.. IS
"a 2 so
Ia addition to the Spring stye Ia beautiful arse
he Keeps on hand of stves ~
aIl of form and feature and prepared to
nc 1893 Fulton street. nile ee,s,c
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NERVOUS DEAFNESS
a'% s,. s S|
Dear s Sis.o 81 NV patients, unknown to
s sGss ay n S, Ss with The Magnetic FLUID
nervous. system much drdersd and general health
but fGaf r. q
has REDH y; B
her general heath is DO ter h.n for
ysa Her friends are IeOieed beyond hap
" DR.. CHRmrrE would state that the above is not soil
S: %
means II tbs be injured there s always fair
ipss' aSs &: %
~ Ths only Asescy ~ New York for CHssrrr's senu-
cleaning of Grntemen Garments Is most astonishinS;
the sGh .DS and
the % Bee as am. % Now dsa 'Ga Send
ss. s . st mad: ..S % seDsIDs
DE-; GRANVILLE PATTIsON has rem we'd bis re-
rsss One. sos s s
RELIEF FOR sCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
SOCIETIES Clutches. contss. on Person. Of
n: : :.s::
Nos 81 and m S 90 2, ths warehouses e Davis Book:
Broad receipts will be gwen com.
Of which will be published u.s.
Is ship boilt of Osk-is 7s tons burden ard eff
srensth-havng been intend far the Explo Ing Expe
Soh she was launched at ,orork 10 1897 aud is now A.
asgong ahor0ugh overhaul and outfit for the express mr.
pose OF Carrying chsrable donations and stores
safely TO the ports Of he viii ready in few
on board such as NAV be s.J
20 go py hsr land IA the meantime the warehouses
She WIN Be- by .oms a. s
as loaded. N' ~ wiz 'a' ~ soon
Newspapers IN and contiguous the city fendlv 10 a
Their columns. GEORGE a. neRHHWSe e I"
MI Master OF the ship ''Mac sdouan
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w. WANTED, Schooner Of the first elias, from 100
K4Syto 100 tons burthen Of iirht dsurh, Copper
iastsnsd aud bot shesthed with Copper a,ils
RTnf " rst rate order tor Cash he paid down
Tor such schooner. address
MO Nsod'fc Care OH D. HEWITT, Nswsii, NJ
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PHILADELPHIA, March Is, lS47

The United States steamer Scorpion which left
here On Monday evening, made her temperance
this morning and anchored off The Navy Yard
she was forced to return in consequence of radi.
cal defects in her machinery. which, causing con-
slant breakages, brought her to a stand still by
the time she reached the Breakwater, and re-
turn to port was necessary. 1t is thought tina
nothing short OF new engine will ever render
her OF any use to the government. These deten.
tons are extreme Notifying to the officers on
board, who are anxious to take part in the ardu-
GUS duties now devolving upon the squadron in the
Gulf.
The trial Of the charge of obtaining goods under
false pretences, pending against Major Daniel of
Kentucky, has been postponed until the 18th inst
and IT is probable that it will then 20 over till the
next term, at the solicitation of the defendants
counsel, ON account OF the absence of material
witnesses.
The break in the Southern telegraph line, which
prevented the transmission of messages for the
last two days, has been repaired, and New York
is again within whispering distance Of Washing
ton and Baltimore.
The weather is quite unpleasant, rain having
been falling most of the day, without much pros.
pect of a cessation.
Sales or stocks at PhiIadsIpI,ia.
MARCH ls-FIHsr BoARp-lO0 Morris Canal I4i, g
Merchants and Mani Blk, Pttsburg, AK; 500
6s 81, l0lX; North Amer BIZ as $500 Civ Ss o.,
IS Louisville Bank SAX 81 900 Reading RR Bonds S.
AyrER SALSA vicksburg, cash, s1; $40 Lehirh
Mortgage Loan s5 10 Kensinston BIZ, ST. 10 Msnnf and
and Del Canal Loan 6s los; 30 N Orleans Gas, las;
$1,000 state 6's 5ls slL
sscosD BoAHp -sioos U s Loan 6's 's7, Ioa,s; 800
Treas Notes, as I00z; $1,000 State 5s 70X Is shs
Commercial Bk, 5il.; 80 fhils Bk, lis
Arm sALys-S600 State 81, 70Z; 100 Vicksburr
RR, 81; 100 Morris Canal, ia,s 100 Reading RR 2s,s
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DARK acknowledgements Of the Dap,.u,,.
viii Win li NE asm.s1 q rs 81
CHIMNEY riEtENNuddIssIsis, Nj sss;s s,n. M
a. p"ns ssuae Vienno;ss y 'A' o'
r e s6 tIe RE * okiS
49, a. OF ,riff'fi
10 es"nsiude with the famed POT roURRI-byshe
Door open At h.past o'clock; performance will COM
BowfS 5: presumed rae TSNYFs!EkIEt Of F%RIs4
Prince ROd9Irh Mr. claTke Tom ssy'oa' Booth osre''
Ts < iSiiSxsd sy SIXTEEN STRING 5Ack :: .
VssS. Nh sSGas st saotS WI
,oI yEcTlM-M By
b1s,s o,.ss g es1, rt and GALLERY is sent.
T6sasle corner v.e as
FRpFe sy ny ,Tyea,pE' Ms1sh s.To commences with ACT
1HE sESsL o Mi: oBn.n
i'' %St Ss'i Fo 81. M.e.
or II NOTE
Fuak. Mr. Dunn; Mr.. Funk Mrs Watts
ss.'fss by sn0r' M'
Ri 70 "a spS 90 ms.
NJ lTCHELLy OLYNriC THEATRE Friday
. s Ts
ES. M: ysr. THE ISLAND OF
NJ Tq e,pe%ds with the Farce OfFAMiLY JARsDeph
Dress Gree 30 cents; upper boxes, cents pit sh
ling; privete boxes S. Orchestra bores, So
poou open att O'Clock; curtain at half 7.
DALMOs OPERA HOUSE, Chambers sueep-FRI-
DAY EVENING, March 18th, frat performances Of RIOS
sinis Opera Of
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
- . . Drsmatis Personae.
The Count Almamiva, under the Of in
~ do R,;;;:;,,. Sig Patti
Ssss ba,os in Low: with .sd s'Ha''fe'
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BaslIo music master OF hosina. Sig l.. Martini
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amb1ogio servant to Dr. Baitolo Sig y.
Opera Book may be had at III: Be-. Office is; tier Boxes
and ra,9ues ST. I'd do, so cents. Private Boxes for
Box Oaice from 10 tilll p NJ, daily Performances
commence at N O'Clock; doors open att
,shTuKpAY next ,Itrs performance Of Rossinis Opera