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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-09

HE BARNBURNERs IN ADMINISTERED OF OPP
POSITION TO GENERAL CAss.-We give in another
column, very important proceedings, received by
telegraph at this Office, which took place last
night at Albany. 1t was a meeting of the barn.
burners, held for the purpose of denouncing Gene
raj Cass, cutting up the Baltimore Convention, and
organizing an opposition to that movement. 1t
will be seen that General Dix, now Senator in
Congress, has sent letter to the barnburners
nous eplstle on internal Improvements written by
General Cass to the Chicago River and Harbor
Convention, year two ago. General Dix
goes strong for the barnburners and the hunk
ers-ether one or the other, but we do not know
which--as General Cass did for internal improve
ments at the West. There are also letters from
several other leading democrats of this State
Samuel Young and others-all of which are op-
posed to General Cass There was a letter ex-
pec,ed from Ex-President Van Buren,; but it
seems that the ci-depant Ex-President has post
poned that curious episte, until the Herkimer
Convention meets on the 22d of June. The meet
ing strong, violent and savage against General
Cass, and the spirit of the barnburners in opposi-
ton to the Baltimore Convention seems to bcsin-
GRO esing. 1t almost out of the question, I'M
dor n present state of feeling, that General Cass
can have any chance of getting the vote of this
State ur,os "a very powerful and desperate nego-
ita,on sbould Ne Immediately opened and concluG-
cd with Tho h,,l prners, before the meeting of the
Utica Convention.
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TEIEcRApHlc iNTrILIeENcE.
SUMMARY.

The interesting proceedings Of the Wing Ma
tonal Convention, rp 70 late hour last evening,
will be found in another part Of dis days paper.
1t will be seen, that although General Taylor re-
ceived majority of the votes in The caucus, he
has not yet succeeded in obtaining majority in
the Convention. Two ballots had been taken
For the details of which we refer to the report.
The barnbuners held meeting in Albany last
evening. Their doings will be found below.
News from Mexico, confirming all the tidlngs OF
peace lately received, is also furnished to rea-
ders this morning
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
FROM MEXICO.
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY.
&C., &C., SC.

AUcUsAA, GA, June s, 1913.
The special express has come to hand, bringing ic
tegence that tho Hetzel has arrived at New
Orleans, with advices from the city of Mexico to
o'clock p. NJ 26th ult
The Senate ratified the treaty on the 9Th votes
yeas, nays.
Gen Kearny succeeds Gen. Smith in the command
Of the city Of Mexico while the latter superntends the
embarkation of the troops at Vera Cruz.
Commissioners Server and Clifford arrived at Qae-
retaro on the 23d An exchange of ratfcatons took
place. and the ouposs of the army all ordered to
be on the march in ten days All under sentence
death were banished
The Mexicans are under great fear of the Indians
after the army leaves.
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bank presented and read the substance of (which
was, that he had in accordance with a resolution
passed at aprevous meeting addressed letters to the
trustees named in the three assignee nts request ng
statement, much in detail proper and prac-
tcable, of the remaining assets The trustees
piled with the request and transmitted the statements
required The board of directors of the bank upon
the receipt of statements, assed resolution that the
publication of the detailed reports would be neither
expedent proper at this time and the board suggest
ed that committee be appointed to whom the said de-
tailed statements be handed if the stockholders shall
desire when such action may be had in reference
their publication they shall direct After the presi-
dents letter had been read resolution passed
reques ting him to furnish the meeting with the
raj reports, which furnished accordingly, and
laid upon the table.
The committee appointed at the last meeting made
report which was read and adopted, with resolutions,
relative to the speedy close of the several trusts to
make report at early day as practicable. of the
amount of claims entitled to be paid out of the trust
estate and that with that object the trustees under the
deeds of September 4th and 6th 1S41 and the dircc
tors Of the bank be requested to unite in connection
with the committee hereafter named in taking mea-
for the speedy adjustment of the claims Of essrs
Denson Co., of London Rothschild Frcres, of Paris
and Hope Co., of Amsterdam, the expenses to be
paid out of the trust funds; to the employment of
competent ia examine the accounts of the several
trustees to ascertain aud report what property has
been sold and the circumstances attending such
sales, and if necessary, to employ counsel about the
matter who should also represent the interests Of the
stockholders before the auditors appointed to audit
their accounts and in court SCI and that the direc
tors and the several be requested to furnish
all necessary information the subject and that the
trustees under the deeds IF September 4th and 9th
1871 be requested to pay out Of the trust funds all the
necessary expenses ate nding the The meeting
adjourned, to meet on the 18th of December next
| The annexed table exhibits the quantity OF bread
stus exported from the principal ports of the United
States to Great Britain and Ireland, from the LIST of
September 1s47 to the latest dates 1s4s compared with
the corresponding period the previous year.
Exponrs BREApsrurrs THE UNITED STATES
GREAT BRITAIN IRELAND.
EyoUrC ornM soIIV beof (oru
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Increase, AZ per cent. ............ 81

Increase, AZ per cent .............,.. S1l,2O' III
This equal to the increase of the most prosperous
railroad company in this State.
The loan Of eight hundred thousand dollars adver-
tscd for by the Canal Department this State to pro-
vide for the deficiencies in the sinking fund will be re-
nbursabe tho LIST of July 1865 and bears per cent
interest por annum. Proposals will he received for this
loan until neon Of the Goth day of June They must
be for the whole not less than thousand
dollars The money will be required to be paid the
22d of June, by deposit TO the credit Of the Commits
sioncrs of the Canal Fund in the Manhattan Bank Of
this city, or the New York state Bank at Albany
The interest this stock will be paid quarterly This
Is safe and desirable investment, and will, without
doubt be taken at premium
The receipts of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal
from the commencement of navigation up to the 2st
Of May this year. $40 97s against SooI2 for the
Same period last being increase of SO OS6 this year
The Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company
Of Nashville have declared sem-annual dividend of
three dollars per share
At meeting of the stockholders of tho Bank Of the
United States held in Philadelphia, Monday, the 9Th
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ARMY Intelligence.

The u. s. schooner Major Bache Capt. Winslow, left
last evening for BRACES Santiago and the u s. steamer
Maria Burt Capt Riddle, leaves this morning for Vera
Cruz with government stores. The following passen-
gers 20 out in the Maria Burt Surgeon Geo Terill,
Lieut. Mitchell and lady, Charles r. Mcguire T. c. NJ.
Bretos VIM T. Dennson, A. Sulliver and Mrs. NJ.
Hoey.--N o. Picayine, May 80.
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DissinuuisbcsI v-.s,s.,~.

Tho Aston House registry, last night, included,
amongst many other arrivals, the names of Gen. l..
~ ~ o.; J. J. Cooper, Ky; Col Lee, Bristol; Hon.
Il. ii Benton, Mo; Hon Sam. Houston Texas; Gen.
Foster, Miss; Hon. MIR. Allie n, Ohio; c. Whiting,
Washington; Thomas 8. Stew art, Philadelphia; Cot
Burnett New York. The 9th er principal hotels were
filled with the usual quantity commercial character
from all sections Of the unonr in pursuit Of profes
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DtHI0CEutIC 0fisS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BtMtOn
Allen Houston annegn Bright Dickinson Foote and the
Hon Msrs Bow in Cobb and Andrew Stevenson at Tammany
Hall The Deocaic Republican Electors Of the City and Coun
New or requested to assemble at Tammany Hail. this
evening frlay the 9Th Instant o'clock for the purpose of
hearing the addresses Of the dist nguished democ above pamed
who the Hon Lewis Ca the Democratic Republican
Candidate for President of the United State this city by
der Of the Democratic Republican General Committee
. THEODORE SEDGWICK Charmaa pro ten
MALACHI FALLox, }c...
IIIos X, Downing (occretlrlc5
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Decrease this year. 330S 5OS9l 1857 $50 1859 2S3
There exported last year, 46,171 bushels Of rye
1892 bushels of OATS and 172,2o2 bushels of bar
ley This season, not bushel Of these grains has
been exported to Great Britain Ireland The above
statement shows immense falling of in the ship
ments Of all kinds Of breadstufs We annex table
giving the value Of the shipments Of breadstus from
the United States to Great Britain and Ireland up to
the latest dates each year -
VALUE BnEApsrUTFs EXPORTED GREAT BRITAIN
IRELAND lS47 1913.
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and Mississippi Rivers will open Monday June Eth the
Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway 1t 22l feet of canvass
pourrayng different States The Ohio River Is shown the
whole extent from Cairo Pttsbur 100 miles the extent
Of country reaches 100 miles.
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knnx's Rocky Mountain Henx

Hats possess gloss and braney which weather
dim rough tarns and y have also body and iu
liability that the corrodng tooth Of time hardly affect
These qua combined with the extreme htuess, enable him
most decidedly to take thu shine of all his competitors
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good 81 Boots sold Fine Calf Boots 50 ST
worth S. Caters of all kinds cheaper than be found in
other in the city Ou friends should all their Boot
aud Shoes of YOUNG Of Fulton and NassauTiE DOC
TOR.
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NOticc,--Tie Hon. Lewis Cass will receive
the calls Of the citizens in the Governors room City Hail. this
day rda 9th Instant between the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock
GARRISON CROLIUS,
Chairman of Joint Special Committee.
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Notice TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hiram

No 20 Bowery H. selling the beautiful styles and quail
ties Of English and American Carpets reepy and double
rcrnc &C. at astonishing low price His store has the rcpua
ton Of being the cheapest in the United States
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Fancy Cutlery M Broadway corner of Liberty street and S
Broadway Tho subscribers respectfully call the Of the
public to their collection Of the above articles which in point Of
variety is not eaed IN the city, they have been selected with
strict regard 10 quality and in all warranted G. SAUN
DERS T. SON, li7 and 3S7 Broadway.
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Senator'S Benton Aen, Houston, aud Bagby expected to
visit time Hills the nimitabe Hair Cutter, at
IL Nassau street. TO lc operated in his neaest and
sfGl So all wish have their hair and wskers
trimmed and at the time those persons by calling
possibly them.
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MONEY MARK ET.


The stock market opened heavy this morning but
the Geographic report that Gen. Taylor had been
nominated by the whg convention at Philadelphia,
created for the moment buoyancy and prices slightly
improved. The report proved premature, and the
market again settled down to it's previous dizziness. At
the first board Long Island declined i per cent IIar
lem, = Erie Railroad new, a Morris Canal, u !;
Reading Mortgage Bonds - Norwich and Worcester
advanced 1 per cent Canton, Farmers Loan, * ;
and Treasury notes. % all others closed at prices cur
rent yesterday.
The receipts of -four at Boston, for the past three
days IL GOO barrels of which less than 5000
transported over the Western Railroad.
The following is comparative statement of the re-
cepts upon the Old Colony Railroad for nine weeks
90 1sl7 -
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the uppr of Broadway and Murray street is delight
l lounge for those who wish to fine picture of their
friends 1t is impossible for American visit this gallery,
without citing with many familiar faces Any wishing
picture here the superior which duerreoypss
be made
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DY LEWIS 4 MORTIMORr-sroRr
JACoB S PLAT, AUCTIoNEER HARDWARE, CUTIE.

II y , a n,
ID lery Brushes Caricd Pocket Cutlery scissors
Raors &cacob Patt will sell this day o'clock AT the
% Plat street. above Aso part Stock of
dealer country dealers con
listing Of Knives and Forks and
SCISSORS Shears Horse Shoe Scrub and Hair brushes
mpases and M Powder Fasks Tape Measure Spoons
loeF Spades Long Handle Shoye Pchiork
American Wood Screws in lots TO suit purchasers, hand and buck
Saws Coach Wrenche sc Also invoice Rope Cord Irvine
Halter Chains Cation Thread Hooks and Eyes Looking Gse
&c Also at II o'clock precisely invoice Of about 500 worth
Of Horse aud shoe Brushes and also - pieces India Rubber Water
Hose Also Fancy GoodsSegar Cases, German Pipes, Glasses
Tooth Brushes Purses &c Also at II o'clock 30 Gold Patent be-
Watches cash delivery without eerye
of Gold Jewery Gold Pens and Pencil Catalogues the
Anal linn Roou,
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Stray. NlIll and SILVER Rcnver.-fscnin. ai4

Broadway, has in infinite variety Of Summer Hats for
gentlemen ladies' lads and children all manufactured expressly
for his customers with view TO the combination Of shncs
beauty and economy ladies Straw Riding Hats beautiful
styles.
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Gold Pens K,cheiieu Dlamond-uolnte,

PonaFhe Kchelieu God Pens sold by 3 Watson Co,
10 Wall street. undoubtedly the best and cheapest Pens in
Those who have used they unepuaed for fine
smootness aud lexbty The points warranted not
of Gold peas repaired.
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I'd Diamond pointed Gold Pens admitted 10 and
hespe pen the world They ndestrucb except by actu
violence and osn be had only at u Cedar ree door from
he pootce stairs, bo iosiah Hayden Co.'S Spencer
Reriels" :" oy Brown "Abert Bayaye" and The and
improved Rron Pen far superior the old ut reduced
ruef. Gold peuA and oas.s repaired.
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VNR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIvAIE
~ Treatise c 81 Greenwich street ONCE hours 20 u A. w.
20 T. NJ Sunday excepedI Those who apply In the cary
will be surprised the rady and little Inconvenience
attending their II chiefly however those who hayc
eertnn Of people, o.eswisc NhO
pery appreciate services IN structure from les Incl
pen it's more advanced AMI distressing stase (fro
ionn advantages addition to very pactce IN tails
ocmraut sori rapid eisy AID radca, which, 10
has ground Coz stating be obtained from 5er
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REORGANIZATION OF John Wentworth.
WAsHISGToN, juno s, 1s4S.
The Hon. John Wentworth unanimously reno
minated for Congress, from Illinois, the 9th inst
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Shining Intelligence.

Nav OnLrAvs June Arr chips T,mocom and Mefc,snt
es4ni Paeoe snd Atlantic or narks nu,o nnS m
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MO CURE NO CHARGE--DR. MURPHY, OF % GOLD
IN street. IA confdntaly consulted all forms Of private dis
Of ronorhh0a he days Cons
udonal debility and npctency successfully treated by Dr. NJ
used in.iance from business Vca
6 Gold street. oLsa lsom A " to lVP. II
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n REAT SALE OF LANDS TOWN LOTS, WATER POW Err
~ the Illinois and Michigan CanalNoticc is hereby
that under the authority in the 18th section OF the
law Of the of Illinois, February 81 1873 the Board
Trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal will offer for sale
public auction the LIST day of September next all the Canal
Lands Town Lots Water power and Buildings which ncl-
ded the deed Of executed by the Governor Of the State Of
Illinois the 10Th Of june 1865 Of laws Of tho sad
State Of February 81 lS3 and March l3 enacted for the
completion of tho Illinois and Michigan canal and for the
ment Of the canal debit ha. to about $4,000 acres of
land all lying upon within distance of five miles either
side # SAT canal and extending the entire length Of 100
miles viz from Chicago Lake Michigan the town Of La
Sale the Illinois also town lots in tho city Of CHICAGO
Sails including power several points the oanaock
port Joliet Kamkakee &c. The sale will Chicago
the LIST of September and will be continued
and successvey other canal from
day. until all the said lands shall have been offered for SALE
directed by law The Of sale One fourth cash. the
residue of the purchase money three annual nsalmen bear
interest at payable annually advance
These lands constitute upwards four fs Of the ado
1897 by the United States the State Of Illinois, aid said State
in the construction canal to unite the of Lake Mich
with those Of the Illinois river and the which
conveyed by the State to the Board Of Trustees of the Illinois and
Michigan canal for the purpose stated in the deed Of trust
cuted in due form by the Governor Of the State aud recorded in
the clerks Office Of the counties of Will AMI OF Cook list Of
the lands lots SC to be od will be published for distribution
before the day SALE any information which may be
required by wishing to purchase be had by applying
at the Canal Ohse In Chicago.
W WIvth u Swift Trustees Illinois and
CHARLES OAKLEY, Michigan Canal
Office Of the Board Of Trustees Of tho Illinois and Michigan
luna
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Stock Exchange.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATTENTION OF THE FIRE
Department and of business in general requested to
be top highest fsw seconds BY
man Il vasael. thing for House Painter Patent Rgh
For particulars inquire Of PRNGLE Agent for the Paonec
Tammany Hall
Orders spsce Goods kinds forwarded direct
Paris any part Of France It moderate charges and with des
1888 LIVINGSTON & WELLS, 10 Wall street.
nj CARROLLs vAPoR BATHs-oUR CLIMATE is so
VI. variable to render almost impossible to avoid colds
iuiaen coughs caarrh Nc The simplest most certain and
c5ed vapoT BaS So Broadway above
street.
DR. POWELL, ocULIsr AyRIsr ETC, ATTENDS DAI.
ss i Fsss. fssss ss IN The
largo supply G1 ATei ' Eyes recently inpSrss
EsR DARK, TANNED, FRRCKLED, sALLow, MOTH
s TSsS @ n gSs S SSa s
reu@ scad and dirty heads and the ike Grcan
Dye Will change Tsd Light Or grey hair to Jet black ss or brown
ips Couraads Lily White is dclghtfal article Beware Of
as at ss T
from Broadway for Bea Hair Restorative and
Bachelors Instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye.
F s AE a.a TsaM AYD , .9Ts l s'T ss.r
ce and rent moderate Apply X Taylor 90 Nassau street.
between this hours Of II andI "
EREwoRKs FIREwoRKs--TuE LARGEST AssoRT
ment in the city quality be had the old
established ll6 Chatham entrance
second door in Orange street Fire Crackers Nos and Can
ton Rockets Jostic exhibition displays &C. r. L. VULTEE
II EMovAL-BALI, TONPKINs AND BLACK, QATE
~ Maryland Co... have removed to No 2 Broadway (sout
ery of Murray strcct opposite the City Hall where
m found extensive assortment OF Diamond and other rich jew
ey Silver and Silver Plated Ware Cutlery, Watches Clocks
S Nc Since LIST March Ebenezer Munre has been asocia
ted las copartner) with H. T. b. under the and
firm as heretofore. Sign Of the Golden Eagle.
CIrY LoANs-TEMPoRARY LOANS IN ANTICIPATION
~ Of the Revenues Of the City will be received at this Office
Two Hundred aud Fifty Dollars and upwards for which
bonds Of tho City will DO Issued rayabin from to IL months
With interest az te rate SIX cent Per annun Comptrocrs
CAST.OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY FIRE ARMS SC
~ Wnted-Iades or Gentlemen wishing to convert their
peuous will obtain value the
addressing subscriber through posoce otherwise
will attend them 1t their residence BY appointment H.
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bacon AND DRY sALTED MEATs-o IIIDs. HAMS,
ID smoked Shoulders - do Sides do; 40 do Hams
dry se IOO do Shoulders do 1000 lbs Pork mindless
for all BIZ ISAAC IL REED " South street.
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BEAUTIFUL STUFFED BiRDs--J. W. DROWN WILL
SELL this day fdayJune 9th at 10 O'clock No. l0e Broad
way large collection Of stuffed Birds preserved by W. Gal
bfh Ihs collection rcmarses ie 5st beautiful bids o. tie
United States nnnns aud other birds from West Indies
and South America Birds Of Paradise from China SC,
RY LEWIS hORTlMORF-ST0RE ~ CHATHAM 81.
- fawnbrokers safe ms Day tdry June - o. locR.
Large collection OF nre1ensd Pledge Men and Wo
W. airing Apparel Blankets Sle. Quilts Peure Look
ins BY order Of ABRAHAM GOODMAN 81 Centre
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aeon s PLATr ArCTIONEER.- COLD WITCHES

ACOB $. PLATT, AUCTIONEER.- GOLD WATCHES
Pcempory sale Of 30 gold patent lever Watches without
for cash delivery. JACOB s. PLATT will sell this
day. above at the Auction Room % Pln street without
precisely IL o'clock 30 English patent
Watches - Johnsons gold double bottom Watches each .
pair jewels; Robnsons pair jewels johnson do do plain
Johnsons jewels Tobias Co.. full ewoled Robin
sons DO pain-together 30 gold levers to he sold without
WIN to the highest bidder for cash delivery
They will be passed withdrawn, and when there
vcra Of kind will he offered with the privilege o the hi
lance of kind giving advantage dealers. individuals
however in this enabled to buy single Watch
for private The sale will take place precisely 2 O'clock
and Watch will he delivered until paid for the ia made
to realize the cash without delay Also time invoice
of Gold Fancy Goods Gold PENS Gold
Pencil Cases, Gold Pens &c.
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ma ECHAEiCS HtLi. SO BROADWAY. BErwhEN
I'VE Grand srl bromne streets MONDAY JUNE aod
night dnrng The EeesIAsr WEEK hut Of osisl
CEHlSFGS sIEEIS Whose during tie EilL-
MONTHS have received wit dfnTshed roIn,a
and ne,anpled most respectfully sanOpaa Inst hrg
VIII continue their original and nin atie nvrtnr1sas essy
nst until further notice. Admission " Doou ogsr
gUkiSTY
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Observation-Disclosures, ARDITf, AND DEsvERNI-
mes Grand Concert Monday evening June 2t, 1915
They will be assisted by the much admired gnora Pco and Sig
Ve.u Particulars In small bills. Tickets One Dollar
hs at the usual places. Doors open
eight o'clock No postponemen Of the
Their.
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{ HAITIAN TIEATRE-sOLE PROPRIETOR AND LES
~ see MI n & Chanfrgu-fnday EYeaidg. 9TH viii b.
ISrlorned the farce Of the KINGS GARDENER-Caiocard, sr
Wlnans 10 u" followed by the drama o n OLD OAK
couns IAnanca Mr Vary To be followed " NEW YOat
~ - 10 Noa Ny thaAirau Joo Wnana Wilaa siD Mr.
nsrner hnt MIRA liooth 10 conclude with the Ny
fEiaND THE CAprAlN-Ir Frederick llrown. Mr. HELD;
lric Snodgrnss Mr. Winan; Patty. Mrs Booth opsn
!ieriermance 20 commence "a o'clock Boxes - cent? P
i21. Private Boxes, 81. -