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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

CoyoHEssiossL VoTE II MAISE.-Tke kerne5ec
.yonrnal extra gives the official for Members OF
Congress in that State. AL the Republican cand-
dates are declared elected by the following majoritiss
1T District, Somes, i55; I'D, Parry, 1892 lid,
French. 63; IVth. Morse, 1862 Vth, Foster, i93
The two close Distrc S were the lid and With. In
the former the vote was: French, Rep, ,9i; John
bradbury Dem. 1904 All the Republican caEd-
dates for Senator's elected except in Aroostook and
one in York where there is no choice
NIsr BrILpISGs BURNED AT PoRI CARBoS.-
We learn from The PottsrWe Pa Emporium that
early on Friday morning, FIRE was discovered in the
threesory brick grocery aid dry goods store of Abra
ham Ueebper in Port Carbon, Pa, which not
checked until nine buildings were in ruins. The fire
is believed 10 have been the work Of IL incendiary.
The prncpal sufferers were Jacob Prea 81 500, in-
surea for 81 800 Abrsham Heebner, 500, insured
for s. OCO' Christian Fiske 500; NJ Burke, $iO0
G. Martin. $500; the Library Of the Port Carbon
literary Society worth about $500. There other
losses which are not stated, but the amount is small
SHor WITH WArER.-A young German Of Chicago,
named Simon says Tie Press of that city, committed
suicde on Saturday in the following strsnge manner
with powder and then with water, placed the muzzle
in his mouth snd fired, completely shattering his hesd.
When found he was standing in the corner leaning
his gun. The room presented q terrible appearance,
him, comple,ely drenched with blood and covered
with pieces of skull and brains. The cause OF the sui
eide IS traced TO the refusal OF Smons father TO permit
him to MARY the girl OF his choice
The M0J,e iAla.) Tribune says: An editor OF a
Southern paper was recently married after an engage
ment wbih had lasted q Years. During all this time
the wide Atlantic rolled between the lovers, who,
ertheless emaped faithful to their hrst vows, and
now after thi. long separation enjoying the ward Of
their mutual fidelity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

The break in the Submarine cable between Dover
and Calais was expected to be repaired by the LIT of
November. Communication between the two countries
was maintained by the line between Dover aud
Ostend.
The Duke of Malakofi and his bride were expected
10 be invited TO Windsor Castle.
Several Parliamentary elections IN England, TO MI
vacancies had resulted in favor of the Liberals. A
vncapcy had also occurred the representation of
Nsncht ster by the death of Sir John Potter.
The Confer, nee of the Evangelical Alliance was in
session at Liverpool. The Rev. DIR. Patten of New
Yok was taking prominent part in the proceedings.
The race for the Cambridge Stakes at Newmarket
wss won by 3" Eurydice." Ihiry-siX horses ran, aud
the American mare Prioress came in about sixth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
CHINA.

Hong Kong dates by telegraph, via Malta, are to
the llth Of September.
No political news is given. Trade was dull. Ex-
change ON London, 4IiaiI5.
AT ShaDghae sept ., little was doing, either in
exports or imports. Silk wac firm. Exchange
51l a6iOl.
AT Canton trade was siagnapt.
All Macao Sept. 81, there was fair business doing
in tea. Fregbts tending downward.
AT Foo Chow Aug. u there was increased activity
in tea.
Al Singapore Sept. 2sl, imports were active, and
produce was in good demand. Exchange bank bills,
eiX ,nOnthe. fll.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
POLAND.
EGED PERSECUTION OF ROMAN CATH

ALLEGED PERSECUTION OF ROMAN CATH
OLlCS.
We read in the Gazette de Poser: "The following
events have taken place in Lthuana. In the Rus.
sian Government of Grodno, circle Of Wolkowsky, is
of WHICH were converted by force to schism and had
received very greedy Pope, who shamefaly plum.
dercd the peasants every time that they had need Of
religious ninistrations Indignant at these proceed
pes the asahts resolved to return 10 the Catholic
Chnrch. without asking lesve Of the Government and
went with this object to the ecclesiastic Olendzk
a resolute OH man. who, regardless of the men
secs of the Government, received them INTO the
church. When the Russian clergy heard OF this
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
OFFER TO RESTORE THE ATLANTIC TELE
GRAPH.
10 NE Directors efae Atra~tic Teegrapi Co.


To ne Directors ofMe AdaNtic Telegraph Co.
GEsTLFMEN: Intense interest in the success Of a
work with which from the first Lave been 80 largely
id utfedan interest which neither the the sense OF
recent injury can extingush, nor uDdeservei contu-
pely destroy, leads me- in the present critical ana al
nc.t desperate stste of tine Atlantic cable, to come
forward and offer my services again to the under
taking.
All the opinions which thc Board have published, as
well rs their acts founded upon those opinions,
M leading irrcssthly 10 the inference that the present
CONDITION of the cable is considered to be almost II
not absolutely, hopeless
AS one OF the projectors, upon the faith Of whose
rehresentaOrs large portion Of the original capital
was subscribed, a late officer whose position afford
ed him the very best opportunities OF gaining expe-
renes. which may BE- OF value to the interests ol
the company and as one whose opinion may thus have
some weight even though diametricay opposite to
that adopted and published by the BoardJ feel that
entitled, lay called upon, to offer my services at
the present juncture.
have not tested in any way examined the state
OF tie cablC since my return to Naentia nor shall |,
Of course do 80, after all that has passed, until re-
Give definite pru ssion from the Directors for such
examination TO be made by me.
II is therefore, from previous observations and from
careful review of all that has occurred since my de-
par,ure from Valenta, that / now state my strong
conviction that our cable is ecoverabe-readily re-
cov,rabe and If such opinion be correct, the reopen
ing Of communication with America at once follow the
adoption of the proper measures.
a few days testifg guided by the experience gained
during the manufa and subsequent use Of the
BILE will in all probability enable to ascertain this
beyOud doubt.
if,he result Of this examination be such TO satisfy
NY own judgment, ! shall then be prepared to make
t. the Company the following offer
will undertake at my own cost, and at my own
risk, to reopen communication with Newfoundland,
ard, further, to maintain il for given number o
year, at moderate percentage upon the gross receipts
Of the Company this being payable long only as the
line shall be kept by me in good working order.
Low, therefore, request the Directors permission
for such examination OF the cable as shall be airy
to enable me to make an offer in the terms above
stated. am, &c,
G. q. WILDMAN WHITEHOUSE,
Late feCtric.an n, Atlantic Telegraph Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
PRUSSIA.

dispatch Of the 25ih ult. from Berlin says that at
the united sittngs Of both Chambers that day. the
necessity of the Regency was unanimously scknowl-
edged and the sitting concluded with enthusiastic
cheers for the King and Prince Regent, three times
repeated.
The Prince Regent had taken the oath prescribed
by the Constitution, before both Houses, and the Par
Iamentary session thereupon brought TO close.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
GERMANY.

The Customs Conference which was in session ut
lIsnover had at last resolved to abolish the transit
entries in the States forming the Zollverein.
The Austrian Cabinet was said To be treating with
the Turkish Government for the cession OF port in
the sea of Marmora to the Austrian Lloyds.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
SPAIN.

The official journal lEspana had considered It Dec-
essary 10 deny the rumored project OF an o Dcnnel
Dictatorship.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
LATEST Per kangaroo.

WHITE FRosr.-A private telegraph dispatch re
ceived from Mobile on Tuesday says:
"Mske it known that We have had three white
frosts here"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
JAPAN.

The Times announces that Lord Elgn had made a
satisfactory treaty with Japan and had returned to
Shanghae.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
Dreadful OCCURRENCE NEAR BRISTOL.

DREADfl j. OCCtkRENCE NEAR BRlS1olI.
The neighborhood Of CHIT thrown into state
al the mOst painful excitement in consequence OF the
death OF young lady, the daughter Of a clergyman
resdirg in the neigbboring county Of Gloucester
der circumstances of the most appalling description.
The Young lady in question Miss Mary Richmond, was
about eheen years of age, an is understood to be
a granddaughter of the Rev. Leigh Richmond.
Mrs Richmond ~as visit to a conneNiOn Of her
family, residing near Richmond park, Clifton. On
Friday she was observed 10 wander to chh, called
the Lion shesd Cliff" which stands at sn elevation
Of upware of 800 feet from the road below, and from
which is obtained magnificent views OF the Avon, the
Uotwels the Leigh Woods, Ashton, and the sur
rounding scenery. From this tremendous night the
unhappy yong lady feb The precise circumstances
which led TO the terrible accident are differently stated
but that il was an accident, and not, rs at hrst
stated suicide, there can be no reasonable DOUBT
According TO statement Miss Richmond was ao-
sorbed in the perusal OF book, and that she uncon-
sciousy walked over the edge Of the precpioe another
account states that she endeavOring to gather one
Of the rock plants, which grow in the crevices o
the limestone formation, and that in her efforts 10
reach il she oyerbalaDced herself, and fell. In her
descent she was observed 10 beat against the project
ing points Of the cliff and finally TO pitch on her head
an the winding road which skirts the river Assist
ance was al oI ce sorded but the unfortunate young
lady was beyond the reach cf any human ad, having
been dashed almost literally 10 pieces Her face wa
,bockingly torn and mangled, her lower jaw being
broken and forced in on side several of her ribs
and her arms and thighs broken and the flesh OF her
legs torn and scersted This 10 the fourth or nth ac-
.ieept Of the kind which, during the last twenty
wears has occurred from the same cliff.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
FRANCE.

C,de,s had been sent 10 Brest 20 embark five com
.nre, O, Inarnes for China. They are TO proceed 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
rkPT. JANIS BFOyS

Itl granting The tIclusig, q The trac % snd 10
Rash Ysley for a herd ground. Approved Jan. IA,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

LEWIS ROBlSsOS
(Quart4rmas,er General Of Nsuvoo Legionl
Act granting the exclusive privilege lin conjunction
with Bishop Isaac Bullockl of running ferries on
Green River for three years from May, 1856; ten
per cent Of all proceeds TO go 10 the Perpetual Eml-
grafton Fund. Approved Dec. "a, 1855.
Act granting tract of land about hve miles square,
on Blacks Fork, around Fort Bridger, for q herd
ground. Approved Jan. IA, 1851.
AARoS JOHNSON,
Bishop Of Sprray among whose wives four sers, hn
niecesl
Act granting the right to take third OF the water
ofSpanish Fork tor irrigating purposee. Approved
Dec. q, 1855. -.
Act granting the right lin conjanction with bshop
John L. Butler to take also one fourth OF the water
of the Spanish Fork for rrigating purposes. Ap-
proved Jan. IA, 1857. Se1 also APostH r. w. h'c"-
ards.
(Judse Of Probate in O. s. L. City, and eI' 'ro',mAre'
Act granting the exclusive lin conuncoh WHO .
W. Richards, young man with more tnan aoLeh
wives of portion of Juab Valley for herd ground.
Approved Jan. >, 1856.
w.. W. PHELPS
THE Devil in the Mormon endownen't
Act granting the exclusive Of tract of lana aohS
the Weber River for sheId ground. Approved Jan.
T., 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

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SUCCESSION DE FEU SAMUEL L. FoRGAy DECEDE
PAR NEVILLE a JARREAU.
JULIAN NEVILLE Encanteur.

SUCCESSION DE FEU SAMUEL L. FoRGAy, DECIDE
PAR NEVILLE JARREAU.
JULIAN SEvnLx Enesneur.
csde de bank, de. Msga.ins On ofdre de
date du q decmbre 1851 vendues encan pour
eompe de Ia sudiie succession les prophecies suyan,e svo
orssions qli sy .ronven situe dams lie Premier District
estie VILE dams par les r.es Csrondeet Julie St
par A. Hedon, dare du deeenbe 1851 depose eude
pieds de face Ia rue Julie sur une proondeur a. ~ p.d q
Pouces gnes-mssure amercsine les gnes couen psral-
Un certain Lot de Terre les smeoratiOn, qui sly
borne les csrOndeet Julie iod, stChsres des
Ene par e nane5e sur IN plan dresse g Hedon
pose en- Petuse de W. shannon notRre public lie dit
iere q pieds pouce ct gnes de la rue Julie
sur nne dc Oo pedesue amereane les snes
gns moie ndyiss de Ia prOprete suivante, SAVIOR:
Quatre Lots de Terre desgnes les nueros cnq
Pd Pya s sf eaT q ss RG m
dc cee vile Les dts lots De eire soat coniigus 1T
50 gisds PO7ss, n e sns Dc face Ia Odrs;
Nc s for%e penG GO PSydras ct Prsnr.
vile dan; et numero neuf qges borne Poydras
rerSdo johnson ct Galye. deenes par les Nos 10
sped pouce de face Ia roydra. me profondsur d
S%
Ia rue Ppydrs sur Gne pTofCsdsnr de o psds fat face
mssnrent chacun % pieds Poucss ct gne de face
tire gnes paIaees Les dts lots
Cling Lots dc Terre tue dams lie ubourr IRENE seeou,
District de ee,te vile aisant PA de Ia popete
ID a. is ct 6de Plet No 90 borne par Bayou
L. H. Pile date du Is mai 1888 depose etude de D. ia
80 pieds de face la SAune sur les profoneur
suvantes gnes paraees SAVIOR IL % pied
epouces ct ignes lie cote q ouche Chemn Bayou
lne qui lie lot No II du DIT No n
% pieds ct gnes sne separe
IL lie lot No a. 90 pieds ct gne qui
separe du lot No - e lot No l5 90 peds poucts Ia gn
qui lie separe du lot No II lot No 6 90 peds pouces
gne sur Ia gne qui lie septre du lot No u.s. % peds
ct 9 lignes sur Ia lgne guile sePare du lot No H.
-AUssI-
I'm certain Moroccan Portion de Terre avec toutes les
tsses Ameoations qu J rouvent sue dams ia PaoIss
STRmmany, dams Eta coupe par
Greek Bedico dit de borne par
terres appaensnt mantenant Adis John Baddeaux
rernen john Badoy sud des tees sppartenAn
tenant GU jadts, VIM Cooper Pest continuao
le nord de Ia gne des dtes Cooper
ct Pouest continuation igne CUES
des dites eres de VIM Cooper lie dit
paTtie de Ia section 49, dams lie township range
District de Greensburg ct content 253
CONNIE tout paraIa plan de la de 80
sections eonigue fat Landry, Inzenieur general
rEat de Ia Louisiana date Donaldsonville Est
decenbre s6 cope duque annexee passe
| 1883
| Aussi, les Escaves suivauts SAVIOR
l. I'm jeune negre nomme More. age denviron IS ans
I'm Negro, nomme Alexandra lie Grand, age denviron
| ans.
| 3 Un negye, nomme John, age d'enviroR "A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
cites de vente devant james Graham noaire public
iY2
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL BAEKIsG CoxPAEr.2
New Orleans, Dec o. 1857. :
ing holidays tow Christmas the Firs Eighth Of Jan
uary
The matues of those dates soud provided for on the
days respectively preceding them when offerings
discount on the succeeding Saturdays should be made
DE- I'd A. II. KERNI0N, Cashier.
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na u. XEGAs,s DANCING AOADENIY AI

~ ODD FELLOWS HALL.
80 j. VEGAS respectfully announces 10 HIS friends
L and the public that his popular Dancing Academy Is
for the Odd Fellows Hail. where hopes
MONDAY, Nov. q
The fashionable Lancers Quadrie the
Quadrie danced Of Paris and london last
winter, will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
The popular Chdrens Fancy Balls will be given BY
Mr.. j. Vegas every month.
The days and hours Of Tuition follows
Ladieruesdays Thursdays Saturdays from 10 till IL
clock NJ
Childen-Tnesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from till
o'clock p. NJ. -
Genemen-Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays from till 10
clock p. VI.
s9- practising party for Ladies' Gentlemen every
Wednesday,
Particular attention will be given Children and many new
Fancy Dances before taught this city, will brought
Families.
The Musical Department charge OF that excellent
Hoinist, Mr. A. DENEGRI Orchestra Leader and
Soirees. -
For terms, apply to Mr.. j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows
Hall, or at Mir. GABlCps Music Store, 80 Camp
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q FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
4 81 ENY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor and
IN step daughter of Mime Arraine Brooks her
Slcinenon Of reopenng her Academy If Dancing
IN hrst TUESDAY in November, at EAGLE HALL, On
"a frytania street, near the Widows Retreat.
Madame Smiths School will be heretofore
alwavs subject to the advice and examination Of Madame
Brooks. -
All the latest Partisan Ballroom and Fancy Dances will be
taught' including the much admired I.ancers.
The terms of the Academy will remain as before,
R-A Chidren's soiree will be given aonay through
the olO r.
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@. NJ. RUTHERFORD RwLorc
r. M. RUTHERFORD & LONG, Auction
Os EEkS. Ohise-No ~ Matches and Arcade Pas
sage, New Orleans.
gspecia attention given the Slaves private as
well as ample for 5e slaves III
Carondelet a. SIN
GARDNER SMITH, AUCTIoNEER AND AP-
PRAIsER, will give special attention this
o. Real Estate and Slaves lat public prvae also Success
son Stocks Insurance, Port Warden Damaged Cotton
sells Csrgoes Goods in Store, Furniture, etc.
Having had eight years experience this city soics
orders.
Once, No. I Commercial Place. sells en-
A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
LIE OF Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and
generally Office 70 Common street. Camp
street. SCI Iv
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AUCTION SALES.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc. AT AUCTION.
BY r. ARMFIELD, Auctloneer /.
THIS EVENING, at early gas light, at No.


BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC.. AT AUCTION.
BY r. ARMFIELD AuctIoneer. I.
EwIEsnS "a, AZ {. s .sdy gas light at No.
valuable collection q the best sorts Of The bes, authors
S.s ss sS % asg q ID nsS.
fishers the United States .ogehs with variety Of London
The and perfect .xsmi-
Sale. wSoui and viii 5. csnnued every evening
Until All are solo. Dis SIN
WINTER CLOTHING. MEMS AND BOYS CAPS, SLIP.
pers.@stc.
BY BLAoHg BEAUMONT, AuctiOn.crs
NJ a auction, at their saeOn rooms, Ne. II Gharrs.
- 49, 1900 pair. q assorted SLIPPERS:
A. assortment Of WINfkR CLOTHING.
R9-IEKMs-Cssh jail
FRENCH EXTRA FINE CLOTHS, BLANKETS, etc.
BY VINCENT CO., Auctiousers.
SATURDAY, the I'd inst, at 10 o'clock A.
r. at their suction No. IS CustsmhOuss street.
IS pieces Extra Fine French CLOTHS
10 bales French BLANKETS.
I7s package. and los sass Assorted DRY GOODS. jail
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE SAM L. FoRGAY, Deceased.
BY NEVILLE & JARREAU.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
FRIDAI, Jnn'y 18th, ISIS. at 10 o'clock
street between St. Charles and csrODdelet BY
dsed Bece%S S '1s p'c Court Ne"
a IoT o. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
WALNUT and Mahogany Bedsteads Cnairs Arors Hsstsnds
Washsands, Sofas, etc.
Also. Bedding, Mattresses. Kitchen Furniture etc.
Also several articles OF Table Slyerware gold Watch
an iron Safe and several fine Pictures Engravng
HS-TEhNS-Cash.
SUCCESSION DE FEU SAN L. FoRGAY, Decide.
PAR NEVILLE JARREAU.
julian NEVILLE, Enesnteur.
VEsDREDl. IS tenvier, 1858, a 10 heures A
n ia residence du Col s. n ForKsy, julie
81 Csrondeet phonornbls
DeuIieme Corr de District de la Nouvelis Orleans
q decembre, 1851
UN LOT DE MEUBLEs meyer noir scsjou ssvor
Ls ChAses Tables Arnores Porte Chspssux LAvsbos So
fas ETC.
Aus lie hinge de MENACE ustensss de cuisine uz lot ar
tnbleaux
sS-CosDITIoNs-compt dsnel5
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DEuxIExR CouR DE DTsrRIcr WILLIE DE LA NILE Or
de Ia Nouyelle Orleans. SLEANS LOUIS VILLA
No 1923.
I'm yERTU dun writ de fierf fncias a moi
II adresse FhonorAb'e Deuxieme
Nouyele Orleans dams aare cidessus Je procedern 10
AARD IL de janTier 1858 II heures A. M
Dc depot tne rue Jefferson No q dams e Diasrc
de cete vile, Ia vene publiqne ct adjudication de-
UN LOT de Marchandses seehes etc. suyant inventaire
depose en- mon bureau pour recsurs.
AUST Coffre fort.
Et meme jour heures p NJ les lieux, magasin
stue angle des PoydrRs Nouvee eyee dams
lie Premier District de willie
'nslallaon du di, magsn, aussi pinsallation gaz
lie tout sAisi dams rafiaire cdessus.
CoNDlTloNS-Cette cree ent Ia seconde ct dernere la
proprete susde dehntiyment adlgee plus oran
dernier eherisseuT, le prx
mois de credit acquereur ornissant og alton
avec caution bonne ct solvabe poriant nte Ct
pour cent par mois, de la date usqua paIa Placement
Il. T. PARKER,
d3l w 4 9 " Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'0rleans.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. J.uu.ry !. lssa a

"
s,s sage iaa T. y II GsIfs
SATURDAY EVENING. J.uu.ry .. Iss
sIsth ,pgsarases, nd Bsssa q the sinsst Aeese s
.sd M sss
A.' ] :pps VIZ fssas c S'i 9.n
eosdy al ssTEs n is
Buy G1nsz Mr. chss Loveesy Daehs" de ToEenusvs Mn.
ssChsnge o. TimsDoors open eoeloet; Performance
PRICES OF A1sissios-Dre.. csrcl. and parqu.,.., H.
cents = f. oss % cents. ass,y = s,.s ostsa o..
saS Bsn om * - y ea ss y ss
BOZ eies from 10 o'clock A. " aadi oeOcf p "
Jsa ". CISsTsG. Ae,g Mas. ans Treasurer
ct. CHARLES TIEATER-sr CHARLES ST.
B. Manager.
n Acting Manager.
SATURDAY EVENING. JAN a 1858.
Fnssell Benefit q Mr. and Mrs; " J. FLORENCE, the
With tie 81 ik sIss,, LI9H osopss N
florence AND BOWERS IN DiFfTcUIf 'Te''1' WIN
PRICES OF ADNIssIoN-Dres. Circle and Parou.ts. IS
tickets, rs cents; Private Boxes, each. %.
noo, opss At ~; o,er,qrs Commences at O'clock Box
ia - -Y ~ : : 9. G. cHEsLEY Treasurer.
ORLEANS THEATEH ORLEANS STREET
SATURDAY, January = 1858,
VIII be presented Rossnis grand opera, WILLIAM TELL
SUNDAY, January 3, 1858.
Second night Of the HARTINErTI AND BLoSDIE Gate
Doors open at 6f o'clock Performance commences att
PRICES 3E l Dr. Circle Lsesd Boxes
cents No Seat secured unle.s paid for. ja7
SPALDIsG d ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
~ THEATER,
st. Charles street. corner Of Commercial Place.
Hesry Rsreshds Tfessurer, AAn's'r