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A-rf-SIsvrRY frruse KrSrvcv The Maysvle
Earr publishcs the following resolutions, adopted q,
mosting ~ citizens of Lewis county. krntuckys=
Whereas, In the letter of Ex-Guvernor Necsf 70 Nr.
Fooe the former In speaking OF the Fugitive Slave bill
assumes thst Kentucky, With An unboun1ed unsnmity,
viii rgard ts repeal by the general government
dissolution n the Union
Resolved 1hst the opinion ~ the slavchoiacr or that
a Governor Mctcsf ~ the 100 SHAREHOLDERS of
Kentucky In fair b. regarded ~ the opinion
~ the 900 non-slavcholdcrS a our state
Resolved, That we shall b. happy 70 be furnished with
the evidence BY which the Ex-uovcrnor learned the
non-ssvchoicrs In advance Of their having expressed
them
and Influential nop-sla veholdrrs regard the Fugitive
Slave bill ~ unconstitutional and anti Christian
Received, That the admiration which feel for free
institutions leads 20 believe that the North viii
main firm In its purpose of repeating this bill IN icgsl
snd that will be much opposed nj the south
as at the North, when the ligh; shines abundantly
here es Il does there.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
Our Roman Correspondence.

RoMr, March e. 1861.
Discovery Of Jalabe Manuscript 7reafyJirs p~ss s
Tie Eorig 77ro1a History of The United Sates-fnp~ses-
cations Of Mr. Cass-Ea,fy Researches in Cdaods and as
kofhresf Territory &C. 5c.
Within the weeks have been in
this city, number Of connected with the
early history Of country II correctly informed
they win throw much light upon what has bseu
buried in obseury These manuscripts comprise
twenty-five packages volumes Mr. Cas-, Minster,
accidentally discovered Of these volumes. and has
followed up the examination. which has resulted in tho
above discovery The principal collection belongs to The
manuscript library Of the Dominican Monks and is con-
tanned in wcl arranged parcels, sewcd up in velum
covers probaby about the time they were writtcn each
containing materials for a large volume
The result, thus far has induced Mr. th
exam, nation TO the archives the Vatican With booes o
making import ant additions. do not understand that
each volume has been thoroughly examined but enour1u
bas been asceraincd 10 enable say they coss-
prchend the early reports made by the Missionaries oS
the Spanish. French, and Italian nations and havs
reference TO the Canadas the valley of the Msssipp
and Floridaindecd TO the whole territory which sur
rounded the thirteen original States of Union The
author cf Of these volumes accom-
panied De Soto for two years in his memorable expedi-
on through Florida and along the banks of the Mxss-
spp and will no doubt furnish in he simple anguarp
eye witness with correct detail of the scovcr;sss
and adventures of in relation whom 80 much q
the strange and marvellous has been written In other
volumes there Is a series Of letters by Padre yitc.
priest attached to the band Of Ia Sale that child e6
ch'airy as no was called. Who travcrsci the Canadaa
throughout their entire extent, and portion OF oue
Northwestern country Using the Language of INV in-
foiinnnt in the researches and Investigations wl,ic
have been made in European libraries by Irving resro
sparks, and others such important acquisitions have
been made for the elueidaton Of history as these
manuscripts
1 hope. Therefore you will make the above known 70
our countrymen. that the necessary be takes
either through the Library Committee Congress ar Al
some Of the states to make Investigations in relation t.
these papers and TO purchase otherwise secure thu
Tor the instruction and benefit Of all OF u.s. D.N.S
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Marine Affairs.

The United States mail steamer Washington Captsi.
e. w. Floyd arrived od cowcs the morning u ths
10th inst. and after fcrng the for EnganA
and France 10 special steamer 10 lc landed AZ south
amrton proceeded On her to Bremen The wssA-
ngton has - passengers FIR Southampton and - for Der
Ter tie United states legation. The frcghtl!st in
cludcs specie value S5O,0 Bremen and SyJ 400 fur
lisvrc (f the latter, 81 O1 Is in gold sl6soo
Ntf) alo, 1o tons tobacco 90 of furs and skins
and sundIy merchandise for Bremen aud loo barrrSp
Il American apples for Southampton. Tho Washingtoa
,i New York ON the I'D u the passage has occupied
l5ls days,
srrAMnosr Larsen Jrnsrs C,ry Tho steamboat
1hemas w. iusc was launched, on Saturday evening AZ
hhlf past o'clock. from the yard ~ n Knapp foot a.
Grard street Jersey city. She Il intended to ply BE-
tween this city and Sing Sing. Her dincns,ns ars
length leo feet with 70 feet beam She Il built with
vi'w TO speed and her moc l. good Another grcafs~
dimensions l. 10 DC commenced immediately
ArnrsL o. ENcnsN1s.-1hc packet ship washins<tos.
Captain Page from Liverpool arrived at this port ycscr
day, after somewhat boistrrouS passage ~ 10 days;
during which shc lost main topma~ and forr aud
zen topgallani msSts. with sails attached She brn~s
cabin and is6 stccragc passengers making . grand
total including officers aud crew, of OO ~oul all in
COED health The only death during the voyage one
Who accidentally fc overheard This l. the ,rrate
numlr II human beings that ha been sv-r
th,tAtnntic to this or amy other port. Captain Pags
has bro ughioscr 10 thi- country In four
voyages the enormous number a 200 cmgranis.
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ASornrn CnurtH-Thc congregation recently vor-
shipping ~ Pearl street Calvary church) and hold
ing service In the lecture ~ the brooklyn Institute
have purchased thre lots of ground the corner q
Livingston and smith streets VIII, they design to
erect. this spring neat 0dious and subssntiaa
church aud chapel. The conversions will b. laid with
appropriate ceremonies about the first ~ May The
body I, the church will comfortably about 1--WE hun
drcd persons the seats. now will be- free, and the
chmch supported by voluntary contributions This 10
Of the oldest Protestant Episcopal organizations In
this city.
Ar1rNPrs HuRcLsR,, AND ARRrsrs-0n Saturday
last two perceived TO enter quite number u
houses during the afternoon They arrested ~
suspicion by officers Bowers and Liant u the First d.
trict Nothing found upon them excite further
suspicion except a chisci onc of them ON maxim
enquiry st some ~ the houses entered they found thai
the inhabitants were quite unaware of the visits with
which they had been honorcd but no property t.inr
found, missing the police could not detsn then
The names given Charles Wilson stephen Bake
finr L,st Nieur About eight oclork iast night the
carriage factory u Mossrs Walters Berry corner a
Henry and Poplar streets. discovered H. he ON r
The police and hrcmon promptly on the sp,t aud
the flames extingnhcd very ittl. dauae hs vtrx
been done There Il every to believe that tiia
was the work of an inccndiary, the flames
discovered In upper loft whcrc rr or light ~ any
late hour of the night. the consequences mnst have
proved disastrous. the building bcng IN the midst q
many wooden and iniammable buldires
Tfr Nrw Mocx ArcrroSs--ln Broollyn. on Saturday.
there was m suction of damaged hcup at which tbs
same game played NJ the auction. of damaged cot
ton and rags In Wall street to which We sdvertcd -e 90
three days ago We have beard that u V the ntcniioa
81 the underwriters 20 att md these salcs IN nture IN
order 70 prevent the ~ @ being 'acrinci ~ nc -ps'-
lators Either WI. be necessary 20 q, tha or far the
Msyor to send he boys With ths bsnne's, bwsre -
mock Auctism
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Our Cherry Valley Correspondence.
CHERRY VALLEY, March q. 1851

NHERIY VALLEY, March 23, 1851.
JAS. GoEpoy BENNETT, E>Q.:-
DEAR SRI have read in the N7c York Herald
OF the I'D inst able and well written article in
relation to the history Of the action of the several
States Of the Union in the choice of Presidential
electors The attention of the writer seems to have
been called TO that subject by debate which re-
Gently occurred in the L. = Senate betweea Mr.
Rhett OF South Carolina, and Gen. Houston. of
Texas. In the course of his remarks the author Of
the article, although speaking Il me personally in
terms more complimentary than am sure deserve.
expresses his surprise, and uncquivocaly condemns
me tor an error which | committed in the irst
Volume Of my political history, (page 36) in stating
that the New York Legislature which first vened
after the adoption ofthe United States constitution.
failed TO elect United States Senators but that
they did appoint presidential electors. | was led
into this error by statement in the AbSuS
Gosgte. PAPER which was printed before and dur
ing that session. The statement may have beea
afterwards corrected in the same paper which in
my hasty examination of its files | failed to notice
come i've or SIX years ago my attention was
called TO tho error by Mr. Edwin Williams Of your
city. and then satisfied iaysclf that had beca
misled By the AHoay Ga-ofc. | then intended To
correct the uisstaicmen in the next edition which
should be published; but, although two or three
editions have since bccnpublishcd, and have made
corrections IN each of them, from some strange
fatality, have each Of those occasions forgottea
10 correct the error IN question. feel strongly m
pressed with the justice Of the annad versions oS
the author af the article To which | have aIIuded
and shall not fail, IL another edition shall be issued
to make the proper correction.
VIII not ak you to cucumber your paper By
publishing this communication, but ] pray you. II
the Article was written by youIsof to accept of this
explanation; and if il was forn the pen of ons az
your correspondents, will you have the goodness to
communicate 10 him this letter should deoply
regret to merit by my negligence or obstinacy, the
condemnation of so enlightened citizen as the
author OF that article unque stonably is With
g;cat respect am, dear sir. your obcicnt servant
lAgyZ ID II,wu,Nn
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ihai he kept gambling house frequently called IA hen

that ne kept gambling house frequently called hell -
tlat was all he knew of him
hr brANprrIH now moved that the doors be closed
mat The senate into session agreed to- an
tfe furthtr proceedings were conducted with closed
d'or'-itPorters aud spectators being excluded
trn The doors beirg opened. the Senate adjourned
Irtm the Albany Evening Jonrnnl. March "a
uhacif tood that the senate has apponteda select
committee 10 Investigate charge made against its Ser
rtsnt-atAIms hy the keeper Of gambling house in New
York.
lll has been introduced into the Senate with strin
nj pcia!ics against the keepers of gambling houses
and uftrr,d to select committee. A Mr. Suydnm re-
prtents that the Sergeant Arms demanded money for
pr venting its passage making which
cCmirc n ised that committee These statements were
sent 70 Albany ty Mike Walsh, and learning this fact
the senators implicated demanded an investigation
In this age of the proceedings il would Of be
improper 10 say more than that knowledge Of the
characters o the Senators named in the accusation
horzcs usto the confident opinion that they
innocent Of any act or thought unworthy either Of their
nigh places th.fr spotlcss regulations They
abote rcprtach suspicion They may without rtffcc-
ton at the rCqncst of occr who has been uniformly
attentive and obging incauously subjected themselves
70 mapprvhcnsion but any improper act thought
they are wholly blamcl-rs
Iut the moy yemcnt will. hope. lead to good
suit lfihtre le bill designed and calculated TO abate
the deep curse Of gambling hell in the city Of New York
we ~ pc that II may be promptly passed into u law
Ifrom the Albany Atlas. March 20
II viii bc by report the proceedings in the
senate yesterday that Senstor Stone a question
OF privilege, and demanded investigation into the mo-
tvcs that hsd induced subordinate officer Of the senate
to procrrc his signature and that his colleagues Scna-
tofs johnson and Robinson, to statement that bill be-
fore the Senate would not pass; and into the made of
such statement The investigation will doubtless show
what every here who knows the high character Of the
Scnator' nafncd needs no assurance of-thst whatever
improper Use made OF their names, they
only unconscious Of it, hut even well enough
ycfscd in the arts Of the lobby to anticipate the abuse
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NEW YORK AND Observation-Disclosures YORK
~ and fhiladerha direet-Unted states Mail Line
Through In ~ hours New Jersey Railroad Fars
duced 20 81 Tor hrlss and 81 ~ for secondcas Leave
New York az A. NJ from foot Of Courtanit nad
PA. NJ and 4. NJ. from foot of Liberty street Leave
Philadelphia AZ andgA spd5P NJ from the foot Of
Walnut street.
IohN ALIENS AMERICAN INLAND PASSAGE
Line Licensed by Government for the Protection
grants and othersoce l57 Cedsr street New Yorkfor
ward and their daily the lowest
to part of the West Southwestern States the Cans
das The subscriber would state that he has
In forwarding 90 the West nearly thirty years and stl
honorcd with the confidence of
most eminent and highest In Once O Church
JOHN ALLEN Isl Cedar street
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THE TELEGRAPH.

New sis.s, riilaasltia 9altiaers. asd wa,iias,9as
New York once. corner of Hanover and Beaver streets
- - ---
with four ind-renden. wire. from Washington
nsyE , 1ia 81 Nfw a.rk Sgfy c
Wilmington, nayre De Grace. Baltimore and Washington
Wss North and south. Ts onrany having lately mad:
extensive rspsr. e the line ss increased ts facilities.
n,son aud mode gfdeiysry y prepared
sUirsd for the .s Puss wS an ssa
r,y ar sd aeTs Thn ,es
leited q, the oee. corner Of snoysr and nsavsr streets
JACKsoN's PATENT ANSUNcIAroR or HOTEL
cls = f,rneriy u usc. fs Invention hs. nssraby
rs,si ss srs, rpav sssSsT rse3ssn'.s 3 ir eoTPs-
tut .i,sr medal a. - Iestou FAR ana diplomas ve,e
rrisTT%,sgsf es = re-. = "gsry ~ s' lsasns ar,
tcsenss of peron wAa have rad great exp rcnee n bell
banging the We of'nd 'hs putting W q
Dear srsIn answer 70 yours u ts it inst asking my
Ti@raph beg 70 tat tfas have s,te them NJ il asas
.t '.., se,si. IN yarsa. Iati' = ne r. AM essa
thst e-s Ly could be espsctstat know ~ maehine
simplicity, It. cieraat srrsarsacs .. veil a. IL gener,
ana hs "a he 's a r \ S' s s
THOMAS cmaLNrRs Bei, isaysegI Mercer street,
ts @ r. tr,s year haze a.d ;ask'os
In Nermsnt and Il has rrsSe psrfti "a
the owners. = wsl !, ry.if seeiey opinion tha,
sud duraiy in itself al other Annunrstor that
have seen. SETH W. FULLER. Bell Hanger,
BosroS. March ISL. III Devanshirc street.
cs.,.gs n',s pg' yoyr D, h.oo' P,tsat Hnngnsator
satisfaction. Asan inyenN o, r eamhna on nstlan-
ism. durability Freedom ~ ac'rn. and less liability de-
rang,mrGt unhes',iinriv i've 4 opinisn that
' superior = Iss,sE6 sssURE6os II traSSr w 81. Hangers,
NV foRK. March \ Isl. ~ thryste Strsct.
Dear Sir.-lasng PIT wp two of your Annunettors In
th city, you desire % Mes my opinion of them con-
sider more per,ec, maehn5 'sssg, - na1e ~ aPgear.
lIerSon. cannot get nut II rider. - 49, : 49,
TrtrAnftrttIA, March Z. 1871 ~ south Eighth -.
The pvbie respectfully cautioned srtnst rnskins.
vcndinE tr usng inngemcnt ~ this patent. Nanufic
tured only hy Jacksans Arnunrator Manufacturing Com
ysny E William street View York, The patents Or Eng
aand, frsnce. snd tn Canadas Tor sale
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Orders were received Friday, the Gosport Navy
Yard 10 ~ out the suop q var Plymouth. with M pcs
sblc despatch Her destination s supposed 10 be the
East Indies.
Commodore Skinner chief of the bureau ~ construc-
ton. &c. visited the Go-pnri Navy Yard Thursday,
to make arrangements fr the accommodation Of Hoe
R g. Schcnck minister 20 Brasil and for the charge to
Fucnos Ayrr. who are TO take paSage In thc stesmx
susquchannah.
At the las dates from Rio Jancro, the United STATES
frgntc Congrss and -loop ~ war 81 Mary's. .
cruise The United states brig Banhridgc lying ia
the harbur-offccrs and crew all we'll
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THE WORLD,s FAIR.


PASSENGERS FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.-rHE UNIT
ed states Mail Steamer FRANKLIN, ]. Wottsn. com
mandcr will leave New York Tor Southampton and Iavre
on the 9Th April and still accommodate first c,ss
Passengers Persons visiting the Worlds Fair will md this
the mort convenient economical aud rapid
hr great speed and superior accommodations of the Frank
ln Offering advantages unsurpassed by other
Passenger reach London from south thr8e hours
for " shnr Prom Liverpool 10 London six hours for
E25s The franklin will be fpiiowe ed by the HUMBOLDT,
on the I'd May. For freight or passage. apply %
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. IS Brosdwly.
L,OR THE WORLDS FAIR CROWDED A SGFFf-
cient number of Passengers Offer IA drst ci.ss Ship
will be htted 70 take passengers and home
sil weeks in London For further partic apply
DAVID OGDEN. 81 W ali street.
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AHUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM phil LADELPHTA.-P.T BAR
ID Proprietor; H. Stafford Assistant Manager. Last
two nights of Mr. Booth lie viii appear Monday and
Tuesday evenings In two u bis most eampmented
tons Engagement Of the great versatile actor Mr. G. Db
din Pitt Who will seriss Of vorte and splendid
characters during his limited stay; commencing We'd
nesdsy. Hamlet" Lady q Lyons" Money" and
Rohelieu will be enacted tis week In the afternoons
the Hunter of the Alps, Pat1nc Attachments" Paint
Heart " The Married Rake and "Gentleman in Daicul-
ties will be given. Aso, Miss Leses graceful Ballads
and Miss Warmers fayore Dances. These attractions
rched BY those Of million ~ sights and wonders in the
saloons confidently submitted AdInitance - eeuts
shildrcu under 10 years, l2is cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

DROoKLYN MrSEtM.-PROPRIET0 AND MANA.
- ger Mr. y. ". kent.-Prees Reducei-Parluette, -
csnts; Gallery ~, Engagement cf Mes.rs s.
thsnfrau and j. H. Scot-frst vi gh Of Harry Burnhsm-
Monday evening. March 81. will commence With HAIRY
EtRNlIAA, or the Young cOntincntal-lIarry Burnhsm
Mr. r. Johnston; Nj Lane. Mr. T. r. Scott; Paddy Mnrphy
Mr.. J. Pilgrim After which. NEW YORK AS Ir1S-Ioss
Mr. ~ = Chanfran: Katy Miss Aibertine To coacul with
the DEAD SHOT-Tmid. y. ". Kent.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Movements Of Jenny Lind, &c.

NAsHVILLE' SIafcH n, ISJI.
Mis Lind arrived here to-day, and met with the
eat reception at the hands Of our ctizens
At the auction sale Of the tickets for her first concert
the first purchased at premium If two hundred
dollars The entire amount realized at the sale, 92a
ticketa reach cd $4,000 The proceeds Of the will
be little under IS OOO
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CALIFORNIA.

II rRcIfuorr DE sofa 4 CO, COMMISSION MER-
ernfTs 60, s., fhom.s II roIier Sand RisrN ssw
yofW n W Bruno sons. INl nors, Cossler Co, Dos
ton; rruhling Groschenl snion John A. Droese S Co.
adslphia.
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LALrAnLE OIL rAINrINGs.--I. MARcmEa wouLp

VMrABLE oILPMNTINGs--J. MhRcHER WOULD
most respectfully inform his friends aud tine admirers Of
the hne arts that he will have for public exhibition his
Gallery No 5l Broadway nearly opposite Nibos Mon
day, the 3lt of March, and during the week superb coll
lection q two hundred magnificent original European
oil paintings, comprising choice subjects. selected by
m amateur with great and attention. durng tour
through Europe all Of which framed in rich ornamental
gilt frames, Of his manufacture, which h..
le made in workmanlisc manner aud aftce the most
proved and modern avsn the whole % which be sd
auction, by H. H. Leeds Co., without Thurs
day and Saturday evenings, April "a and 9th. ~ o'clock.
The proprietor feels confident that these paintnys
fuprror order aud that they will the wsheS % those
of his patrons and the public IN general who Of
suitable ornaments for cmbesaing their pior aai draw
ing rooms Exhibition from A. " till 10 H. " 4. S.
Persons residing in the country have their pictures
packed the spot with asd reasonable
DlLGRIMS PROGRESS.-WILL SOON CLOSE, AT
Il Washington Hall, No. SOS broadway the panorama
OF Bunyans Pilgrims ProsressThe public respect
fully Informed that the exhibition Of this painting
which has received the universal encomums Of the public
press and which has been visited by almost all the schools
and churches ~ city will close during the coming
Open evening at u to quarter before
o'clock. Admission 2, cents. Descriptive catalogues i2
cents Exhibition every "Wednesday and Saturday after
Moons At o'clock when children viii be admitted half price
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RRANDIEsi RRANDIEsll BRANDIEs iii--THE Old
NJ es aud hes brandes Wines lqnors, re imported es
pressy Tor the trorrfor TO be found at the aud
estene brandy store 10 Brome street block east Of
Broadvay Particular attention u raid TO the b0ting de-
ysrtment which consists Of the choicest grades of Msdcra
Bherrys and fcrts and peculiarly adapted medical
besng genuine aud warranted by the proprietor
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
GUINNEsss DUBLIN Xxx. BROWN srouT-RE-
~ commended Tor the deb,aed and siekly nv the most
eminent phscans IN this country and Farsys for IT,
.trenghenias and rsgors.ins qualities Also barclay
Perkins, tondon Po all brands In scotch
Aes; ard bass Co.'S Fact India Tonic Paio Alc for saie
an susnty. from dozen bottles cask. of
eight d~ren each ny the importer, GEO Y. IErUBRIDur
nd Eult ton
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destructive fire broke out in this place this morning
which destroyed nearly the entire square Court
and Pine streets including the post Office The loss
estimated at about $4,000 which is only partially
INSURED
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MILITARY MATERIALS.

ISAAC HALL 10 FRONT STREET. " v, DEALER ~
, cannon ~ a sycs, shot Cartridge, Armament Chests
Nusket boarding Pixies Cutasses and Cannon Carriages
krsss ssd vn Sis Founders constantly haai and orders
snvd et sbcIt potsss.
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MUsICAL-TIIAT MICH ADMIRED VOCALIST. SIC
NI nora Spcrsnza Is about to give Grand Vocal and In
srunental Concert shortly and the lovers u music in
tcuar expect rich musical treat. Sisnor,
has fine voice. and the best judges In this
low IL cannot he exccilcd The expression which
flow from her lips fill al her hearers with wonder ani
light She young aud commanding in er and
hgnre and has made herself general fssorte with all who
come within the hearing Of her ma sic voice.
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NJ ATIoNAI THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET-nOxgs.

~ AIlONaL ,CHATHAM STKEET.-BOAE3,
cents Pit 2i cents. Private Boxes S-Doors open
Mt quarter before q tn
Monday Evening March 3lst 1851 viii be presented the
gedy Of KING LEAR-king Lear Mr.. Booth. Lord Edgar
Mr. Watkins Lord Edmund, Mr. Brandon Earl Of Kent Mr.
G. Taylor Duke Of Cornwall Mr. Staord Cordelis Miss r.
Mcstaycr; Csner Mrs. Grattan: Regan, Mrs Hautonve
popular dance by Miss Malyna With
Wrahc comedy Of ALL THAT GLITTERS Is NOT GOLD
Jasper Plum. Mr.; g. Taylor stephen Plum, Watkins
Martha Gibbs, Miss u. Mestsyer.