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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

PRAcrIcAL Loco FocoIsM. Agreeably to a call
signed by about 1000 persons heretofore supporters
of the administrations large meeting was holden
at Tammany Hall, New York City, Monday
evening of last week. to discuss the doctrines of
Van Burens message. Resolutions passed
approving of the course pursued by Messrs Rlves,
Talmadge aud other seceders from the party, and
condemnatory of the message. During the discus
sons, the meeting disturbed by band of Loco
Focos, headed by Custom House Officer named
Fitch, who finally succeeded by brute force in
polling the conservatives and Sthen organized
meeting of their own-"expunged" the resolu-
tons of the former meeting, and adopted others in
praise of Van Buren, and his message The two
leading loco foco Van Buren, papers in New York
publish the following the platform of their creed
'That all debts be declared to be debts Of honor;
that the judiciary be reformed and presidents a.
bolshed that the public domain be free to actual
settlers, new constitution devised, which shall be
based solely upon principle of right of conscience
and which shall recognize NEITHER LAW nor
the LEGAL PROTECTION of LIFE and PROP
| ERIY.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

CALEDONIA COUNTY CONFERENCE OF
CHURCHES. The half yearly meeting OF this
Conference will be held at ST. Johnsbury Plain, on
Wednesday, and Thursday, the 4th and 9th OF Dc
tober. The order Of the services is as tollows;--
Wednesday morning, Sermon; i is expected on
mence at 10 o'clock ito be followed by Addresses
on behalf ofthe Education Society-Sabbath School
Unlon-Seaman Friend, Tract Home and For.
eign Missionary Societies And to close on Thurs
day afternoon. by Sermon and the Lords Supper.
All who are interested in tho above subjects are in
vited to be present. and also orequest their neigh
bors to attend with them. ID. A. JONES, Scribe.
Danyille, Sept. 81, 1887. S-2w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

without any of the Of P0 o'h n%e0 %hS Ss
SERVE "nn,rs MORAL VICES. His private charac-
mo IN pecunary matters, you well know, is as
,9l, AZ Erebus; charges of the most shameful
nrnaion have been preferred against him even
BY members 6o of c sns sna h%
u .TPoh,cst notice should be ashamed to confess
shat any regard for party arrangements could
rrlo,cuommend such parsonage far to my esteem
as TO induce me to acknowledge him as my potst1-
caL leader. .... .. ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
SPAIN.

Civil war has again broken out in this i'll fated
country. The prospect which few months ago
existed of termination Of hostities between the
rivals for the throne of the kingdom is vanish
ed
Reports were received in Paris, the 18th, that
the Carlists had ntered Madrid. The cortes, dur
ing its sitting Aug ~, agreed to the principle of
the bill proposed for carrying into effect the propo-
sal of the finance minister, for evying war CON
trbution Of 500 100000 of reals. The votes were
1Ol o2S Mendizabal tried hard to get advance
of 100000 from the Madrid money ed men, but in
vain.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
WaltOn's Daily journal.

YEvIIE subscribers will publish daily paper during
n the ensuing session of the Legislature, of the
size and form of the daily of last year, containing
reports of the proceedings of the Legislature, of
Congress, and the of the day. The paper
will be issued in the afternoon of each day, (Sun-
days cxcopted) i'll time for the mails whch close in
the Evening. Terms ST. .t
IL Members of the Legislature and others, who
will forward us the money shall receive one copy
gratis for every five subscribers el-.E.stt
The Waterman 81 Journal [weekly1 will be fur
nished through the session for % cents-ihreo
months tor so cents. f. +, WAL TON S1 SON.
Montpelier, Sept. Is, 1887 5-3w
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Sg9S2AGSEsGa

In Danvile, Sept %, of consumption, Mrs Al
mira Pierce, wife Of Mr. Franklin Pierce. Sept. 26,
a child of Mr. Edward Laid, aged about years.
In Middlebury, Mr. William Moseman, of Sails
bury, aged 10. ..- -lE
In New Orleans, Of yellow fever, William Harris,
aged 26, son of Mr. Lebbous Harris, of Middebury
In Wheelock, Sept 10, Mr. Joseph Conner, aged
TO- lie was dictionary patriot and pensoner
Burgoync and died in hope of blissfu immortality
In Rockingham Mr. David Partridge, aged 3d.
AT Longueuel, l.. c., Mr. Ebenezer Colburn
formerly nnkeeper M Montpelier
In Bath. N. Ii Arana Elizabeth Smith, aged {
years daughter of Jonathan and Hannah Paysor
Smith.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

ORDINATION. On Wednesday last, ISAAC R
WORCESTER was ordained pastor of the Con-
gregational Church and Society in Littleton, N. H
The exercises were as Observation-Disclosures Pray
er and reading the Scriptures by Rev. Mr. Morse
of st. Johnsbury; I'd Prayer by Rev Mr. Glnes, Of
Lunenburgh; Sermon, by Rev. Mr. Worcester, OF
Peacham; Ordaning Prayer by Rev. Mr. Jones OF
Danvlle Charge by Rev Mr. Johnson of ST. Johns.
bury; Right Hand Of Fellowship by Rev. Mr. Hall
of Waterford; Address to the people by Rev. MI
Sutherland of Bath; Concluding Prayer by Rev.
MIR Fairbanks OF Lttleton; Benodiction by the Pas
tor ... y..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

VAN BUREN's Economy! One year ago there
surplus in the United States Treasury of
forty millions of dollars. This is all disposed of
with the revenue received in the same time, and
the Governments bankrupt. Treasury drafts are
daily protested. Cambreleng, the leader of the ad-
ministration in the House, declared few days
since, that "the Government was in danger every
moment of stopping payment entirely! ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

BRIGHTON MARKET.-Sept 25, 1887
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores, 600
Sheep and $40 Swine. g. . ....,. -
PRICES,
Beef CaHic-About last weeks prices were OBJ
tanned; quote the same, viz a few extra, at
$50 so; first quality rs %; second quality so
a so; third quality SO n 25.
tores-Yearlings 81 10; two year old l3 20;
three yenr old 1918 25. .... .....-..... .-...--.
Sheep-Dul--we quote lots at %, 33, 81,
62, 1 II, l 89, So, 2 II, and 2 AZ.
Saoine--Prices have further declined one lot to
peddle was taken at and 8, and two lots at 8 l-2
and 1-2; few largs Barrows g. AT retail q and
9 for Sows and 9 and 10 for Barrows. f..i a4.
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MeAA sSS SEE EM GSg Ga

In Danville, Oct, ], by the Rev. Mr.. TemPleton,
MIR Ira Brainerd to widow Eunice Downing.
In Montpelier Mr. Rodolphus Graves Of North
field, to Miss s. Elieuthera Porsridge. .f.#Ht..
In Orange, Mr. Thomas Peake of Randolph to
Miss Louisa Mile.
In Lisbon, n. H., MIR Ezekiel H. Wheeler to Miss
Mehitnbie Towne ... Dr. .rH .Ts.... ...
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stray Marc.

TAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on
" The 4lh inst a dark sorrel MARE, supposed to
be eight or ten years old, white stripe on the
nose, star in the forehead, and switch tail. The
owner of said Mare is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take her away.
'"' - JAMES GOoDELL.
Barnet, Passumpsic Village, }
Sept 4, 1887. .s.. ) ma. . 9-3wN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
TTBI Y Vu
1886
90 Gs

Wing majority %. Jackson majority in same
towns last year so. Net Wing gain ~
The House of Representatives consists of 1876
members There 81 vacancies to be filled, and
the election took place yesterday. The election of
threeIof this number will give the Wings the control
of the House And if it proves, as it now appears
to be the CASE that there three vacancies in the
Senate, the Wings, by election in joint ballot,
will have a majority in that body
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

MAINE. Full returns have been received of the
votes cast for Governor in this State, and Mr. Kent
is elected by majority of from 500 to 1000. The
gain of Representatives is equally gratifying The
following table will show the changes in the sever
al counties in their representation since last year
1S2G
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
~ office,

GTRAYED from the pasture of Mr. John Lock,
~ about the last ofJuly, black Nj ARE, four years
old, wearing yoke, and had no shoes on who
ever will give information where said mare can be
found, shall receive suitable reward.
JOHN F. WHITTLE.i
Irnshuroh VT .. ...... ..... 9-4W*
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
STRAY Colt.

CAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber about
" the 25th Of September last, one black MARE
COLT, two three years old. The owner is re-
questcd to prove property pay charges and take her
away. WILLARD SIODDARD.
Waterford, Oct. g 1887. 9-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
CALEDONIA CATTLE FAIR.
EXHIBITION OF MANUFACTURERS
= IL a Nd pEDLLG HING NIT or ~

TENIIE Executive Officers and Committee OF Man
u agement of the Caledonia Cattle Fair met ut
Lyndon Corner on the 25h inst and have made
the necessary arrangements for IL Cattle Show, and
exhibition of Manufactures, at ST Johnshury Plain,
on Thursday the 18th day of October next, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon. -..
That the expectations of the Society may be re-
allied, the Committee solicit from the Farmers,
Mechanics and Manufacturers of the County their
cooperation in endeavoring to render the Show
more interesting than last year. The Society was
indebted for much Of the interest of the exhibition
last year TO the attention extended towards them by
the Ladies. They would solicit from their fair
friends the favor, that they would permit the Hall
to be adorned the present year with the evidences
of their beautiful handy work.
The Committee will cause every TO be taken
that the articles offered for exhibition are preserved
from injury.
The Executive Officers and Committee of Ar
rangelnents have, provided by the Constitution
of said Society, appointed the following gentlemen
on the different Committees, who requested to
attend and report Co.,. OIL. ......- ...re- i...
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New ORLEANS. Sent. Is. 1897

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 10, 1887.
| The TINES. - 1t is indeed too true, that time
hangs heavily upon The total cessation OF bust
ness in our city, coupled with the ravagos of an ep
ldemc daily increasing in violence, both conspire
| to render our city duller this summer than have
ever known 1t before. Those who exempt fro m
the fatal disorder, friends falling around, while
in full blow of strength and youth our minds are
full OF sad thoughts and still moro depross
ed by knowledge of the fact that the disease mus,
continue until tho cold weather. Ono month and
half we have to drag through yet One of the
Oldest and most esteemed physicians of the city has
told us, that he recoects year in which the fe
nant than at present. The great amount of SICK
ness among our immediate acquaintance, fully sub
stimulates the truth of the statement in minds.
The only hope we rest upon is early frost. The
number OF lnterments yesterday was rs.
New Orleans, Sept 10Th.
The yellow fever still continues to pursue Its
trighful career in Inflated city. Its viruence
even appears to augment. The constant influx of
strangers too, by presenting fresh prey to the pest
lence enhances its malignity. and gives it wide
field for destruction"
Flour in Boston has declined from $l1 to 9,with-
in the last week and still going down at the
last accounts. The abundant supplies of grain
throughout the country reduce prices ofbread-
sufs still furthervery considerably and very speed
lily. We should advise farmers who have sur
plus and can obtain good prices to sell while good
ton at 36 SIC. and dull at that. .
On the 18th of last month"; we learn from Nash
vile papers, the Ex-Presdent, Gen. Jackson was
on visit to his friends in that city. We have
heard from other sources, that his health is quite
feeble and unstable.-yNat. Int ..
On the 10Th inst. there at the Baize, at the
mouth of the Mississippi, six hundred and thirty
passengers, principally Irish from New York, des-
tined for New Orleans. Those poor beings will
probably nearly all die of yellow fever when they
reach the city. i...s.. F.-Hrt .r+g..s .
The Rev. Mr.. Root, of Dover N IL. having de-
vered an abolition lecture at Newport, N. II, last
week. to the great dspleasure ofthe ant-libeity of
speech party, some of the mobocrats, during the
night, sawed up and split his wagon body, wheels,
shafts and al, into kindling stuff.
1t is stated that no less than one thousand per-
sons have perished by the late dreadful hurricanes
in the West Indies. .r, f.t..,.. ..t. !
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l.
on OXEN,
TIMO. p. FULLER,
LEONARD HARRINGTON, ..
REUBEN g. BENTON. .....
ON STEERS, ....r
OTIS EVANS. ..... .. ....
SEWELL BRADLEY,
THEOPHILUS DREW.
on MICH COWS,
WELCOME BEMIS,
CLOUD HARVEY, ..... 81.
THOMAS PIERCE. ........
..,. ON HEIFERS,
ABEL BUTLER,
HAL BRADLEY,
EZRA c. CHAMBERLAIN. p.
ON BULLS, ..r .. -
ELISHA DAVIS, ... .....
SYLVESTER HALL,
JOHN ARLINGTON.
ON SWLVE, .. s... ...
JOHN HILL, .. .t....I '..
JOEL ROBERTS, .... ...
JOHN MORRILL,, (of Danve)
on SHEEP,
ISRAEL p. DANA,
JAMES WORKS,
ABEL EDGEL. 49,. ..... ...
ON BUTTER, . .
CALVIN MORRILL,, ..... ... ....
EPHRAIM CHAMBERLAIN,
LEVI P. PARKS.
ON CHEESE,
LUTHER CLARKE, 1859"
SALMA DAVIS, ..u ... .... III
VIM. GILKERSON. ... o.. -.. .....o,
ON WOLLE.N AEA.VUF.aCTURES,
ROBERT HARVEY, ... t.,... '... ..
WIN. b. PALMER,
LUCIUS KIMBALI.. ..'
ON HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES,
MOSES KITTREDGE, FL. ... ,t 81.
JOHN KELSEY, l.r. ....r... .g.
.LUCIUS DENISON. .,.t..........
ON PLOUGH.S, ..,
ABEL PIERCE.
VIM. SHEARER,
CHARLES HOSMER. .A4 '...t
ON IRON .Af.4.VUEACTURES ..r 'a
HUXHAM PADDOCK, sos ..... -.
JAMES KNAPP, ...... .........,..... ..,..
COTTON G. DICKINSON.
ONPLOUGHLNrG MATCH.
JOHN MATTOCKS, .''
ISRAEL =. DANA, 'r t'a la e.G
SYLVANUS HEMINGWAY. ..it ...,.. .
Dinner will be in readiness at 2 o'clock, at Ide'
Hotel. Tickets to be had at tho BM.
WELCOME BEMISS, !
trTHOM AS FISHER, , Committee
g 81, JACOB BLAKE, a.-aof ...,|
CLARKE CUSHMAN, Arrangements
SEWALL BRADLEY, '"t '''f1
EPHRAIM CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
Lyndon, Sept, 25, 1887. .'......,. 9-2w
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look =! Hook.

TIME subscribers are intending to start for Bos-
N ton the first of next month"; previous to which
time they must receive lots of cash. Those from
whom cash is dIe are requested to help us to tho
"neGdfut."- SHEDD 81 JEWETT
September16, 1887 Is.'t yu'ff h9...
N; b. To those having Butter to dispose of we
would say-we will take it on debts at price we
may mutually agree upon, wo will sell itin Bos-
ton and account for tho avails Any wishing to let
US have Butter are requested to bring it in soon.
TT S. 81 j.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

1t is rumored that the United States Army in
Florida have actually killed three more Indians!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

Thus infamous Safety Fond system atrociou
SUSPENSE opened the door for ass OF peculaoAs and
per bu Sbeson the csmmstnity Yet there remedy The
Uye States Bank, which such in the side ri these
persons rapidly preparing exchanges and cur
Of the countyo order before foolish Congress can
We have already ,he movements begun by
Mr. Bdde and wesnay add further facts connrrne ne same
views lappears that Mr. Biddle reinforcing his oank III
Philadelphia, through his branch New orleans cae sag
Merchants Bank. This institution never suspcnueu
and ut the had 81 o0eoco specie IN us Na's
besides amounts continually arriving from Mexico Dulns VI
fortnight large this specie nave peeh put IN
fol Philadelphia ard would n't surprise US "
United States Bank should be in position 10 resuf IN ree
weeks or less will irnly become the raying point
of all the s1eathy commerce. and integrity IN trade throughout
the country In this city, National Bank, the City BANK
and eqps one or others, resume at the same time
They ara able and wiinet do The Merchants Bank h
New Orleans already In the true position, and It i recon-
rcrr the internal exchanges, rapidly The dapidated
condition of will warrant In Boston, Balmofea and
tharqs ston several barking institutions also
Now when this great financial commercial and moral
roent shall be complete, where will the Safety Fund eH,
and the Deposite Bar be- They will be crushed the earth
under the Just vengeance OF indignant people Already
,s are against the Manhattan Bank of the chief
of these preparations ought be made, extensive
scale bring every Safety Fund bubble justice, before Con-
gess IL Mr. Bile these plans he witru-
~ be tae " Great Financier" oftke age
The Atlantic Marine Insurance Company has declared a
semannua dividend of ~ per centhe United States Bank
is declaring advidend-bu the state banks are not
authorized dc during The suspension Why aort the
DOOR, defracdea stockholders move!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
~ ARR led.


On Friday evening" SON uli the Rev. Henry Antbons Al
fred ~ Lawrence ElixGbt b John
Esq all 81 this city.
Thursday morning, 2sb alt by Spencer H. Con
Mr. Jshn IL Croker, this city, TO Mrs.. Mary A. wiarss
formerly Of BALTIMORE.
on Wednesday evening, sil ult by Rev. d. Srobei
Yr John AEmnons Mas Ann Maria, das liter Of Mr. Hugh
sper all oftlis city.
On Wedneslay Sth ut, b. The Rev. Mr. Sewey, Thsnas j.
stewart OF ~ Louis Mcbnc, daughter Of Baldwin Gar
diner, ESQ.
On Tnesay.eyening, 9Th ait, by Judge 0nderdouh Mr.
Cornell Doughty Of Flushing H. L. 70 Miss Anna slime, OF the
place.
On The 10th all rauFs Church Broadway, ~ the Rev.
Mr. Schroeder "a aries York Hason ESQ., o Cap
tain Mason of the Royal Marne IN the service rs Britain
nic Majesty, Mary widow II The ate Colonel Christian,
sUEted States service.
D'Ep.
On Friday evening, S0rh lb Se@ln Rowland, ri the
Rev William Cur;, and daughter q Roberts Barrow aged
81 years
On Friday o,enGg, sch at, cltharne Tanye.,
Germany, aged ".
on Thursay 10Th u uess 81 .ix weeks. George
mcGregor fite rts Rober McGregor, Eco, OF Coh.
town, ". u.
Al Newpst, n r., Tuescay, aitii IL, Lieutenant 4o-
bert Hardy the r. : Navy, Mary Ahtmore, Of Nav
port 10
Leuos, Mas the ed iii, BY rev. D. shepard, JoIn
H. Strong VI Hrlsrd, Con, Eizate, Laughter of DR..
Charles Worth gon o. the sorDaer place
AZ GeoFgetorn Dr. samuel ID -uba Inenaant q George
town.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
GENERAy, MARKETS.

YcRs, July Is, r. N-The market today rs without
changens,hng doing curing the day note Flour
has utrie the demand is however extremely limited
small sales Western s05 ll2a New York city nspec
ton at So aic.5e-receipts continue very light
Auction sail6 casks quarts porter at SEA rs II casks pnts
a3s G5 do do sl25 $780, 10 casks
ole 62 q casks pn,s brown stout si25 Lii $500
Russia 7c,a Receipts Of Produce 5o4 bar
rels -four; % do provisions; Is tubs butter.
HAVANA Jrne l7-cordags, American, Sd. perql, Tar,
York and Boston, l4 do smoked per al IL sd; Bread
pilot s G g ss o yPw pet 81 a.
ssimors per Dbl Is aoL; DO New Orleans dolls;
ssr f is ssI sts ss
cent.
New OaLrANs, June APP. M-saes this day
zsl bales a G l; ssgshPr%s &C. insrsr &c mo
ssss rsr dollars Dbl plenty e g
M AZ 's 1 s. os s .ss.dss: 3 e.
gu sp:s., 81 I: @ s. ps s i. .. s@ s
.os-To Liverpool ID per ID; Haye ici New York lc.
sa sss p
AUGUSTA Jane business doing in,hs article
Ss wses has been 70 extent for hs % the
ding quaie are hard 10 et OF The orders in the market
Moh o,s quite activity the sea
Ia 81 cents % the es'of the market
CsaRLEsrov june ash--C oon-Reccived since cur last
toyesterday inclusive z bales Of Sea Iland and us
bales Of Upland cotton Cleared in the time list bales
bales Island, and 50l bales of Upland The
$3.50 bales Upland at RceIte sales
to s barrels 81 !o2 81 Strictly choice would
command SSl F1ourAbou $50 barrels Baltimore Gisy Mills
sold at Sill The stock Is ceaf.y exhausted
SAvANSsI, jane 2s-Coten-Durng tn past there
has been faousness dore Upland prices ranging from
TO ii censprncpal sales at from TO l1lc. Wek-ve
present five ships loong for Liverpool asd for
Havre which doubt Is the cause OF the animation ia
market Rice There has SesI moderate business prices
ranging from So TO principal sales at g. Comfy
ticle Sales made arrive) Sl.50
description Of Flour sales TO arIive)
have been made at Sill Frcets-ro Liverpool I'd a.ci6hs
dull Hasr.5 a AZ New York, 81 per bale
Rlcsnosp June 2The tobacco Inspections increasing
the demand good aud prices fully suslai-the Ia TX
OF sales s2s Ghe about 81 81 Hiour-rs in
good demand at'ts; 10 wheat tran actions.
Sale OF Stocks at the stock Exchange.
ieo Y. States BaI III Ito i2l3ie Mohawk RR rs i2al
10 Manhattan, liz - s'aters ON r. X. 50
9e5 Del L. HUI, 1Sa n 2o5 Harlem IL. Road.S0
@,rarmers Trustl3 ~ Boston and Wor
Life Tras 67a 87l ytdT j. j. r. H. sl4 -
10 Ohio Life aud Trust, ~ 5Se0 Utica RR, 1874 49, 81
10 kentucky, ~ 10 Canton, ~ in 491
5 Union las. 40. 10 e75 Long Island, 81 sss
10 Merchants fns. Co., ~
Prices 81 Specie in ClSIoak Bills.
America Gold, 81 10 Five franc pieces 81 oil
Soyere.gDs, ~ Ga545 Dousoons 10 l8}
Spanish Dollars, "a Pa,rots III l7t
Mexican dollars, y ool Half daaiars, 81 "a lol
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PtssTNgFRs


x ihe Packet Slip South America, Cor Liverpool
Nm Pcersyod, Esq Lady ard servant Mr. Gsddl-, Lady
ahss. Waller aed Lady Mr. Warner, Edssrd liarrS; y r.
Hurry A. W. Dsckw'orh Mrs. Bux on; Miss Baxon VIM.
james Young, ESQ Joseph stuart Jona. Philips. JOHN
Hsay NJ. Coho"n Mr. stevens Rupert ingleby EsE Nr.
az SMALL NOTES, SMALL NOTES, SMALL
NoTEs-Ths increasing sssand Tor email notes Coz
Ii 9 III "a Those notes are Elegantly engraved
paper payable at sight bearer in ss " Uh San
Bills The above notes are ready for delsery 10 store
every DESCRIPTION Orders som any par, Of the United states
@ DC p,ompyp ss%sea 90 ~
Te traders and country sa, S %i% Ne"
NIGBIssrrs SAFREyESsSx xa VIZ g, GRAND CON
The CONCERT win commence ats O'Clock.
PART l.
Song, mr - bnhop, DO you ever hink ~ M, sporle
Song, Mrs Bailey, ., us sweet when re nooas
solo s on BE !se,,ps,, ". Mason, w sss
Ballad, Mrs: Knight, The Bonnie Breast EnoL Sinclair
Tho all the Heavens, Doni,iett
Grand overture TO II 'irati, Relini
Grand Overture 10 coy Manserine. Bishop
Song, Mrs. Bailey When the merry dsnce ore.
Air. Mr. ?' s.s no IN, III s i' thar love- sssp
Fantasia the horn, Mr.. Aupiet, Resin
Ess = s s Grss,s Ty Es x. ss.s Ro
Bailey and Mr.. T. Bishop 10y desrel We .hsp-..
h.,s ys x aSss s ssi * n. m' sssS
Tickets 30 csrk. jy3
MAN GIpea DUNCAN 4 WEST, BLACK ard white
NA smith, .ck-mishs bell hanger Lue Green ST. near
.hsir fa.es. Mansis ws;eS very uen mschss 70 hotel
and boarding house keepers o. entirely supereedes the
,ssis linen, nc &C. fs.y win ss hem cheap Tor csh
jy3im'