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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-03
DARK THEATRE Tribute TO THE MEMORY OF THE

DARK THEATRE TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF THE
late EDMUND SIMPSON Esq., forty years lessee Of the
above establishment respectfully members Of the
dmatc profession and citizens New York. the family of
tn late manager The committee who have the this
readiness with which their fellow citizens in
With less hankuness do they acknowledge with
ard the neghborng Cities have responded several appcs
lions for their aid the as TO d
Mdue position or IRE emnence teng made subssren
hi oil entertainments that might combine the ara
lions The committee thus enabled
favor patronage Of the public tho following varied appropr
e and attractive performances at the establishment which
day Evening" Dec It'll 1872 the occupancy of which the
committee have been most literally present lessec
ledge the kindly aeceded aid Shaw by whose valuable as
sistance they enabled to offer the the
gusge With an unparalleled css Order Of Performance TO
To be followed by comedy acts Of the SCHOOL
FOR SCANDAL with the following unegund ohac
Burton JOSEPH Surface NJ Barry Charles surscs M
Resins assS
Mrs. Wnn AMI E:a sn:sT
WE'LL Mrs. Gilbert Maria Miss Mary Taylor which, the
following eminent arste who have kindly given hsr valuable
% shs Gsss P
Ne and hSnS S%nRs The wdsw
eeth and Signor Ros The Boud Sold err Boy NJ Collins
to which will be added such other prove
o'clock open six tho curtain to rise at seven
o'clock The committee with their ladies' occupy the ri J.
which will be arranged Is Arquette this occasion. thus
rce Of admission will be One Dollar and any additional sum
will be received by Of donation. enclosed
rotary No. 70 Wall street Gallery Is cents Tickets may Be-
obtained and cured at the Box Once theatre
The box plan open Of the committee and other
The Home Journal Once Fulton street. ID oor front oss
Please apply Immediately.
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Common Pieas-In Bnrco,

Dec 2-DEcsIoNs.-Samu Foster rs. Thomas j.
CoiemanThe referees, report is set aside. and the
Is opened and sent back to the referees
hear further evidence according to the opinion; but
the proofs taken to stand II the further evidence
justihes 1t. Costs to abide the event
Samuel IngersoU, etc ads. Hamilton Peck &c.-Chas.
H. Barter adsm. the Same-Verdicts modified, and
defendants pay ment of ground rent allowed
George Beecher adsm. Lepsren Raicion, 3c.-Nev
trial ordered, and costs to abide the event
Edoard H. White, &c. adsm. Robert j. Saunders, 81.
New trial ordered. Costs to abide the event The
can be carried up, II parties agree, upon
non.suit
Matthias B. Ward, &c. u.s. Michael p. Mason, &c
Judgment for plaintiff, demurrer, but defendant
may amend. Plaintiffs costs to abide the event.
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Law Intelligence.

AEoTHER HABEAs CoRPus CAsE-Some time since
man from Michigan obtained from the firm Of
Haws Lockwood Company, dry goods merchants
Main street, by the Gale Of draft on New York,
which he induced them to purchase by showing them
letter Of credit from respectable firm in Michigan
the sum Of 1925. The letter proved to be forgery,
and the draft came back protested. Mr. Lockwood
proceeded to obtain requistion from Governor Bebb
upon the Governor Of Michigan by which he was ar
rested on the ground Of obtaining money on false
fences and brought to this city Friday On Satur-
day he was brought before Judge Wiseman, a writ
of habeas corpus and discharged the ground of
formality in the requision although the Judge de-
clined to state in what particular the informaty
to be found Cincinnati Despatch, Nov. 20.
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This is much better exhibit than that presented
last month; the receipts averaging :han one
thousand dollars per day, for each working day the
month.
The quantity Of coal transported the Reading
Railroad, for the week ending the Both Of November
was o. 142 tons; previously this year. lls9146 TONS
making total Of $l,161, 2sS tons. The Schuylkl
Canal Company transported in the same week 7,645
TONS previously this year, 400 424 tons total 42s 900
toms making the aggregate transported to tide water
by the two companies, this season. up to the Both
November !, $50 357 tons.
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". Orleans,
Mob.Ie and

CorrfE.-We have no change to notice, though the
market scarcely 80 active Sales consist Of 700 bags
ordinary grades Laguayra at 81 cents 900 do Rio
at ga Ga cents; and 500 do. Java at Sz So cents.
CorrER.IThere has been q movement In the mar
ket and some $50 600 lbs Peruvian pig have changed
hands on terms we did not learn.
FRuIT.-There have boon sales of cargo Of bunch
raisns tSOo0 boxes) damaged by sweat, on private
terms, supposed at about 81 20 81 rs; sound do,
in lots, at 81 90, so as cents; and 400 drums
Smyrna 8gs, received coastwise, at lax lax cents
FRsIeHTs-Heavy goods were engaged to London at
sos To Liverpool the rates remained nomnally the
same Shippers generally were waiting steamers
news before operating, and hence rates were dull.
HsMr. Sales we're made of 20 tons clean Russia
(pew crop) at $500, usual time.
HrDn.-The operations embrace 2,Sos Busass Ayrso
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and the next day he brought in Samuel w. Cronk,
who agreed to take the stock of hats Sc for 5000 The
bargain struck, rs MIR. Cronk recommen dsd
az being per ectly good The property was .cked up
and sent TO the store Of Cronk In Blocker street.
the bill Of sale made accordingly; but instead Of being
in the name Of Samuel w. Cronk, 1t was Washington
A. Cronk, the son of the former who at present Is
minor-therefore the payment was refused Suisse
quepty however, $50 was paid towards the debt aud
as the other $3.50 not paid. the above complaint
made. The whole case will be heard and passed
upon n Monday
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGESCE.

interruption OF the Telegraph by the storm.
RosToS, Dec. ., 1913.
The Boston and Buffalo liue interru pied by the
storm to-day. The southern lire down, south of
Washington, owing, it was supposed, to the violence
of the storm in the forenoon.
SstPM-No steamer in sight.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1, 1913.
A,rirol of Membcrs--C Cabinet Making.

AfritaI Of MISUNDERSTANDING lHdkt"g'
We are to have lively time here this winter.
The members" are arriving in numbers, and a
larger proportion of them than usual bring their
wives with them. The capitol is putting of, gra-
dusly. its dirty face; and its complexion OF white
pant lauehngy reflects the beams Of the rislAg
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WASHINGTON, Dec. I, 1913.
Items of the Day.


Members arrive slowly. Among those who
came In last evening, are Messrs. Wentworth and
lady, OF Illinois; Hamlin, (Senator) and Smart, of
Maine, at Blackwell's, late Coleman's Hotel For
the information OF the travelling public, we have
TO say that.whlle the principal hotels of this city
have been recognized for the winter in good
style, Coeman's maintains its well establish
ed reputation for the comfort of IFS rooms. ne Ia
BILE and Its general discipline.
The question of an extra session begins to be
mooted. The wings will hardly venture upon sucl,
an expedIen after the disastrous results oithe ex
ira session of ~, however strong may be the con
slderaion of such a session, as means of organ
lzing the administration.
AS far as understood, from the meeting Of Con-
gress, the democrats intend TO commence the war
upon the incoming administration. They are san
gulne OF speedy rupture among the elements of
the wing patty. That is small affair for as long
as General Taylor shall stand up to his Allison
letter, he can command obedience and support.
Senior Atocha arrived in town to-day. lie has
a claim upon the government
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FLOWS HALL-THE BROTHERS PERKINS, AT

ODD PILLOWS HALL-THE BROTHERS PERKINS. AT
" the solicitation Of friends respcctully
that they will devote Monday 9Th instant btwesn the
IL A. n and H. to the reception Of Ladies' BY
Gentlemen and hcy beg 10 add the wish that during the
degpatd gentleman will call them without
LADIES' They hope by the beauty and convenience
oens and their efforts peso make call on Thorn on Mon.
tsy nest but prelude W future vista
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Fire md Loss OF Life

NoRroLK, Dec. !, 1S4s
The house Of William Hardy caught fire yesterday
and before the flames could be subdued, the kitchen
was destroyed and one Of Mr.. Hardys children FER
,phed in the flames.
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Snow Storm.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1-S1sPM
We had quite old fashioned snow storm last night
but raned very hard all day. 1t nearly all dsap-
pssred The river has risen five inches since last
teeeraphed you.
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Supreme Court-At Chambers.

DVIUT6
DECEMBER 2-The People Mary Martin ami
Caroline Martin -Habeas Corpus Case-Ths cause,
which was adjourned Thursday last to IL o'clock
this day. further adjourned to Tuesday next in
consequence of the illness of the judge.
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Court Calendar for Monday.

CncUIT CoURT.-The first sixteen causes. SuPE-
RIoR COURT First twenty Eve causes. COMMON PLEAS
First part1 3, g. T. O. IL 10, Is, IT, TO- Second par.
p, 4, g. 10, II, IA, 16, 18, 20, %.
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BREApsTUrFs.- F7our-Ths sales were light, and
reached about to 5000 barrels including about 500
to 5000 Oswego at SIS rs to IS 3ld; 300 straight Wes
tern do at So 371a 800 do. Genesee were sold pri
yate terms $50 do. pure Genesee sold ct So 66i 800
do straight sold at SIS 37K. Southern was steady
Georgetown and Howard street. Baltimore were steady
at IS 56tl; 300 to 400 Petersburgh City Mills were
made at s. 62; and 800 to 400 Ohio bakers brands,
fancy, sold at SIS rs to 1917. Wheat was quiet
and rather heavy compared with yesterdays rates.
Corn-The sales reached about Is . Is 900 bushels
which were made including 5000 Northern yellow at
T2jsc 1000 do. round mixed at zoo with parcels Of
at &C., and $500 do. mixed ct $50 and yellow at
66c. with other parcels at about yesterdays prices;
sales of SEQ bbls. were made at 50 o. Rye-Smali
sales were reported at 62tSc rye -four was dull at So
12h. Barley was held at hrmer rates, and holders
asked So q 50c., while ESQ. was offered.
Receipts do,cn the Hudson since the Opening of Rirer
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DARK THEATRE.-MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER A.
the entertainments will with the OPEN
BOUSE-Yillars Mr. w Clarke Foster Mr. Dawson Cousin
Tod Mr.. Wacot Mrs Mather, Mrs Winsanley; Fanny
Mary Taylor. After which the grand ballet Of ESaERAL
DAPerre Cringoire M H. Monpa:sir Phbus de
Mons Cornst Claude Frole GrossI La Esmerada Madame
0Uk NARY ANNE-Col Albert, Mr. Dawson; Eroestne Miss
Tebn Dress Circle 70 cent Family Circle gu UrpeY
Boxes Is Pit SIN cents Gallery 2k Doors open
1T half past 8; performance to commence at Z.
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ROWERY THEATRE MONDAY EVENING DEC q
- win be performed the drama Of MUNGO PARK,
Arab the NerRarfa Herr Dresbac: Mungo Park Mr. NJ
B. Clarke; Ali Mr. Euf Col Lidy Mr. Warden: Toby Gander
M Winan lmmaee Yrs Herbert Previous to which. TaE
Walter, Mr. Dunn; Dame Glib, Mrs Sutherland To conclude
with the comedy Of THE MAID AND THE MAGPIE-Oerald
NJ Stevens; Henry Mr. J. H. Hail. Evrard Duff Martin Mr.
Wnans Annette Miss Wemyss Mrs. Gerald Mrs Sutherland
tandC CAL cent
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Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec u Z. Nj.
AsHEs-Are in moderate request at S. SIX to So %
for potts. and Sc 1915 for pearls In CorroN there Is but
little doing the continued delay Of the steamer chesk
ing the transactions. FLOUR, &c.-The unpleasant
weather prevailing this morning has put check upon
operations in breadstufs and the transactions are
tremely limited OF Western flour there sales Of
1900 bbls at SIS Is to SIS 314 for common to good Mi
chigsn and State, IS 371 for the better qualities do
and S. A to IS 30 for pure Genesee Meal Is quiet at
So 90 to 3064 for Jersey. In wheat and ope-
rations, and reported quotations Of both remain
about the same as yesterday. Rye and oats are
dull and without particular change. Provisions
The transactions in pork yesterday reached 600
bbls., at $12 SO q 50 rs, including 200 bbs. new
pork at private bargain Beef is quiet, but firm, at
$40 Sc for mess and prime. Lard is more plenty,
and market heavy. We quote &c. . Tie; the latter
figure for new.
SATURDAY, Dec 2-6P. NJ.
The extreme inclemency of the weather-for 1t
raned and stormed the greater part Of the day
with the detention Of the steamers news, had the
effect OF checking transactions, both without and
within doors Flour dull at yesterdays prices,
with moderate sales, chiefly Eastern account. No
transactions in wheat were reported Corn continued
heavy at yesterdays prices with moderate sales. Meal
was lower There was no change In rye or oats Pro-
visions remained quiet, and sales were light at about
previous quotations The weather for
operations In groceries, and transac lions limited
at steady prices for sugars and molasses There
more doing in cotton and at steady prices
AsHEs-Smsll sales Of pots were making at S. SIX
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ThIsTLE BALLsLTaE MANAGERS OF raE raIsrLl

VNBISTLE BALB-THk MANAGERS OF THE THISTLE
Hene, oent Association respectfully tina, the FIRST
Ball for season, viii take place Thursday evening Dso
l4h 1919 at the Assembly Rooms Chinese Budinss No SO
Broadway the proceeds to be applied formerly charitable
jec Of distress without distinction Of sect country The
der OF dancisg according to Mr. VIM whsle
kindly yeiur teered TO direct tho floor Leader Of
Mr. William Wallace Basp per- Mr. Mgerrachcr Doors orsn
dancing will Of o'clock precisely Tickets 81
each to admit scntemsn And two ade can BE- had Of Mssr
Sons Park Place and Broadway the Hotel
Anthony and Broadway and either Of tho
v,Thomas Chalmers PRECEDENT 100 Broadway George Car
negie Vice President 20 Elm street; John Buchanan
2S William street. John Hague Dutch street. James Foster
18th street and Broadw James MBea Isl 7h street.
James Grant Ann street George Bs,he corner ofzh and
rsges will leave their company horses heads towards Canal
ond take in order Checks not transsbe " b.
Members entitled TO tickets obtain Thorn Application 10 the
eeeretary.
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The best place I'm the City to get good
Boots is at IA Ann street. the Museum
largest and Test of French Proof
Boots in the city and his prices the
able Any troubled with snd wishing Boot taud
their corns would do well call JONES' IA street
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Police Intelligence.


Charge of Fraud.-Oficer Shsdbolt, Of the lower
police, arrested, yesterday, q man by the name of
James Bogardu:, on warrant is.ued BY Justice
$25 from Mr. D. w. HOLSTER of the North American
Hotel check drawn by Bogardus, purporting to be
on the Merchants Exchange Bank. IN Mr.. Hollister
presenting the check at the bank he informed that
funds deposited there to meet such check Va
rious other fase representations were made by
accused ct the time the check was offered. Justice
MoGrath committed Bogardus for . further hearing.
.4rrest on Suspicion -OfHcer Keefe Of the Fifth
MCGsrrell, whom he found in Anthony street having
in his possession black leather trunk iron bound
with brass nails, containing one overcea two dress
GOATS three pair pantaloons vest In the pocket Of
which three dollar bill the bank of Bristol, r..
j., and several articles Of under clothing Valued In
all at about $25 An owner Is wanted Apply to Capt
street
.arvea of Female Ptekpoeka.-A very genteel
looking woman brought into the police court yes
terday afternoon, calling herself sannette Cunning
ham, In custody Of officer Rider, Of the Third ward,
watson, Of No ia Liberty street Of purse 90 nsin
ing 500 e7k. 1t appears that Mrs. Watson was in
washington market and the accused was observed BY
. Mr.. Smith Haynes to push close up against Mrs.
Watson, and from the movement Of her hand he felt
confident that she picking her pocket After the
accused got few steps from the side of Mrs Watson
he asked her she (Mrs wy had lost her purse! She
immediately answered feeling in her pocket that
she had lost her pure containing the above named
sum of money Mr.. Haynes followed after the prisoner
and taxed her at once of steslng the purse. "Oh,"
said fhe have not got the purse you had better look
along on the ground may be tue lady mas dropped It,
Mr.. Haynes commenced to look on the ground, and
the prisoner walked few steps further when the
purse containing the money was found the ground
just where the accused was stopped by Mr. Haynes.
She then taken into custody and conveyed before
Justice McGrath where, on her examination before
the magistrate, she said she native of Scotland
80 years of age, and dealer in lace residing In
the Third avenue On searching her person, a purse
containing $50, together with little memora ndum
book, we're found-probably the proceeds Of other
thefs. The worst part about the business the
poor woman being encienie and within, from her ap
pearsnce, n day or two Of her confinement. In de-
fault Of bail she committed to prison for trial
Chorgecf Fraud and Conspracy-Ofhcer Burley, OF
the lower police arrested yesterday three men by the
names CT Samuel W. Cronk, McDonough Bricklin and
Washington A. Cronk on . warrant issued by Justice
MeGrath wherein they stand charged with combining
together for the purpose of chestng and defauding
Alexander McCurdy, Of No. 24 West street, out of
lot Of bats and other property, valued at $500 In
August last seems that Buckn applied to McCurdy,
and said he knew man who wished " buy him out,
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(~BANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM.

IHAEfKAaus NM NALiuN Na IhEATKE' LAVE CHATHAM
Of DON CESAR DE BAZAN-Ijon Caesar de Bazan MT
r. 1hoYne Don jose de Mr. Mcfarland Marquis dc
Santa Cruz Mr. Pardey Martana, Mrs O. Thorns After
which the popular of the MYSTERIES AND MISRRIES
OF NEW fORK-Mose. Mr. Chanfrau; Captain Tobin Mr.. c.
lie Miss Mesayer To conclude with NATURE AN Pill
LOSOPHYFaifer Philip Mr. Pardey Colin Miss e. M,stayer
Boxes 25c. Pit IKE. -
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21 ID, to Canada ealer at 10 cents; 1900 do. 22
lbs at CSC less per cent; 700 Curacao, they run
at eS CENTS and $50 dry ssitsd Msrac aibo, at the
same price
IRor-Tbs demand fer Scotch pig continues fair,
with sales of 500 tons No. at $780, cash. and S2la2l So
months.
LrATHrR.-we have no change to notice In quota
tops the sales Of sole for the week reach about 600
sides.
MoLAssEs.-There has been q good demand, and we
report sales of 7o0 bbls new crop New Orleans at rs
cents; LOO hhds Cuba Muscovade at private barga M
and 200 do sweet Cardenas at about 1S< cents usual
time.
OIls Sales of iinseed have been light o-dsy,
though prices remain steady. We quote Engish at
81 cents and American pressed 50 q SO cents or Sc
leoted whale there sales Of 600 bbs at SO cents
which is better.
IMPORTS SPERM Or, WHALE OH, AND WHALEBoNE
INTO TBD UNITED STATES THE WEEK ENDING
NOVEMBER q, 1918.
Sperm. Whale. Bone.
6bs. bJls lbs.
For the week. $50 1,400 $4,000
Previously. l00,499 210i06 1903 600
January TO date. I02 $40 $50 500 COG 900
Provisions Pork was steady Sales of 100 barrels
prime Were made at 50 %. There change in
beef. Lard was quiet at yesterday quotations Beef
hams were sold at Sl3 There change in
cheese or butter.
SrrFL.--Sale have been made of 800 boxes Milan
for shipping, at TO-, ak months short price.
TALLow-We notice sales of SO 900 lbs, at TO- for
common, and q Sic. for good TO prime.
WHIsKEY Sales of ITO bbs. Ohio were made at
24hc, and 100 do. State prison at the same rates.
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n UNGLs SEVENTH CONCERT. AT MUSICAL HAII.

GUNGLs SEVENTH CONCERT AT MUSICAL HALL.
~ 69 Broadway-Jese Gupgl has the honor announce to
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York his
on Monday Evening next Dec 4h which occasion be will IN
connection with choice perform the following
pieces Just composed by Oh susanna, Rosa Lee
Polha-Gungl Quadrie. popular American Airsl-GuugI
Tickets fifty centsfor sale at tho Music Stores HALL
on the evening Of the concert Concert to eight
o'clock No postponcment on account Of the weather
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CARD.-MR FRY AND sIG BENEDBTTI-THE PUR.
lie viii DO amuted to loarn that the difference between those
two gentlemen rather their the public nothing
but an affair Of shirt On Friday evening" why did Mr. FRI
stand calmly before the fooghtsamid the applause ad
mripg audience Simply because he had
superb eight dollar Shirts Here's the success Mr. Fry
knowst His reputation stands immovable
he not bought whole dozen OF Mrs. Bemans elegant
terms! In the words Of the amented Byran-
1.-THE minds the standard Of the man."
So poets do assert;
But the standard of gentleman
Is anew and handsome Shirt.
The coat in fashion may be cut,
Nor show speck of Dirt
But still be Is no gentle,r an.
Without handsome Shirt
Tho man of black to black his boots
His talents exert
But nought will prove the gen tlenan,
Except handsome Shirt.
The halter too, may try his hand,
The statement to pervert
But we MAINTAIN gentleman
Must wear q handsome shirt.
The point lie proved-nor mankind
The truth eor oontrovtrt
That the stand. I'd Of o gentleman
Is q new and bar dsome Shirt
100 Nassau street. New York, Clinton Hall
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I'VE GERMAN LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY BEGs

TINHE GERMAN LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY BEGs
leave to its friends and the public in general
cert at the Apollo Saloon Saturday December o. s.
which occasion the following eminent artists have kindly von
tered their valuable services Mad Anoinette Otto Mrs
Charles g. Horn Messrs Meyer Jules Hoch George rs
tow A. Ahreps Henry Tmm, and the German Lederkranz
under the direction Of Jules Heeht Tickets 80 cents each
evening of the concert To at o'clock precisely
CTOPPAN1 HALL, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
Walker ssreet-Positvey the last week f. Grain Co.'S
Grand Moving Panorama Of Mexico illustrating the Pic
turcsque and Romantic Scenery of that wonderful
try, and tie glorious Campaign Of the American Army,
bomhsrdment Of the City Of Vera Cruz to the planting
hbtng evening and the afternoons of Wednesday
Saturday During the passing of the picture explanatory
lecture will be delivered by Captain Il. Carter
New York Volunteers who participated II all the bat.lss
quarter before eight Price of admission rs cents;
children under ten half price, Reserved seats
be secured at the office till ii, till Liberal
terms made with schools.
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United states Commissioner's Office.

Before Alexander Gardiner, Esq.
DEC. Charge of Opening Letters-Ths iBvestigs-
ton of this was finished to day, aud Mr. Lynch
was bound over, in his own reaognzances, in the
OF $500, to appear and answer the charge.