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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
LESSON THE SECOND.

LESSON THE SECOND.
Adam. the first
Our boiler burst;
AID by the son
We W re nutune.
"Old Trppt canoe"
H., rulnrd us too.
Clay cannot leave us
From sIn, nOr save US
w. We deemed
A Fl ST Ne seemed
A p,Ianl tool:
lot hes uu lonl.
We truly III ughl
The Iocos caught
ia The Tyler trap
Bat by mlshap,
Mt hey, but We,
Are caught, We see.
"TIppecanoe,
And 4! Ter, too"
No more val do.
All our decell
And plans To cheat,
Are nov found out
Beyond all doubt,
hni we're expelled
Quite from the field,
While honest men
Come in again;
And Iocoiocos,
Like hocus pocus,
Garry the day,
And take the sway.
All! well.a.day!
All! Henry Clay!
A long udleu
We bId to you;
Ano@o we do
j" " i,Ip9roQnoe
Aud Tylttt,.n
y -hpo! boo.ml
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
A. l.. Elriugton.
vs..
John NJ. Brown &
Samuel Long.
October Rules, 1912.

WTPON opening the matters in this
u bill contained, and discovering that
JOhn NJ. Brown, one Of The defendants
resides beyond the limits Of this State, g.
that the ordinary process of the law cannot
I've executed upon him: it is therefore or
dered, that publication be made in the
Lexington Union. weekly, for two months
successively that unless the said John NJ
Brown appear before the Vice Chancellor
at the Court room 10 CarroIlton, on the 81
Monday 10 December next, ano plead,
answer or demur TO the said hill OF COM
plant, The allegations thereof, will be Ia.
ken Tor confessed, as TO him, and such
order made therein as the Vice Chancellor
may deem equitable aud Just.
WY HEMINGWAY. Clerk.
Gets. ID 2m PISS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
Notice.

NETlLL lie leased % the highest hid.
Wv der, on TUESDAY, tie Ii ST dA
OF November next, the srverd rIghls ct
the 10th secIion, Of township IA, range 4
easl, on such terms a. The law requires.
sale 10 take place nj The Cnurt House
dom 10 he wln' lexington.
q z. GRAY, President.
Jas M. WEEKS. SeCJ
Sep. 10, l542. 90 .dS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
Dissolution.

NNHE coparuue'sh,p before existing
A under the firm Of S. S. Searight &.
~ IS this day dissolved by mutual con.
ss"'' ). ;. Starlight, is alone authorized
T" use the name Of the firm in li1nida,,on
;. $. Starlight,
ROB'T. PARK
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT.
Hardaway & Bogakin, }
vs..
Edward Turner, ct al.
October Rules, 1912.

Tn pom opening the matters in this
VI h'll land Itappearng to the salisfac-
lIon OF the Court that the defendants Ed
ward Turner and Edward b. Turner are
not residents of this State and that the or
binary process Of the law cannot he served
upon them: II is therefore ordered, that
unless The said defendants appear before
The Wee Chancellor, at hls Cour room in
C"rro'i'on, on the third Monday in De.
,'mber, next, and plead, answer or demur
" , S1 bill OF complaint herein, the same
w. WV oetsken as confessed as TO them, and
syn >, 'r">r and decree made in The premis.
~ o,l - .uay eiuS, and proper: It isfurther
G l..L.s '"a' acopy OF this order be pub.
So ""ce we,k for two months sue,
cessIvely IN the T.eAwe.on TJn,on
W. HEMINGWAY Clerk
FoI'z g. Brooke p. g. a
o'' g. 43 2m pigs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
STAIE OF MISSISSIPPI
HuLMGs COUNTY:


Probate Court, September term, 1912.
"A GREEABLY To an order Of the
IA hnu'ole, Probate Court "l Holmes
county, Mississippi, made at the Sept.
ern .nereot, A. ID. 1912: Notice is given
uy all persons Interested III the lands ten.
mcnts AID Entertainments Of Janes Il.
Due, lae OF said county deceased to be
rhd personally appear before our said
Cmrl ot Probalrs aforesaid, at its next
Novembsr Term, 1912, then aud there to
show cause, II any they have or can, why
an order shon!d not be grauied by tins
Cont for The sale OF one equal undivided
halt or mpIely OF the following lands he.
longing 10 The sand dccedcnts estate; to
wi: the south west quarter, section Is,
iOwn.hrp IL, range east.
WITNESS he Hoo. jain T. VII.
lIams, Judge Of said Court, ana
L. S. Seal Issued the TIN day Of Sep
,rnber, 1912.
j. NJ. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
CiGk.
Sep 10. 40-6w pfdl0b
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT
Thomas E. HArdaway, J
Vs.
Truman Parmele, ct al.
October Rules 1912.

H TPON opening the matters in this
VI bill, aud il appearing 10 the aatisfac.
u,n OF the court, that the defendants Johu
NJ. Brown, and Truman Parmele are u,
residents of the State Of Mississippi, ard
that The ordinary process Of tho court can.
nj be- served upon them: II is thereto 9
dered that unless the said defendants
appear before the Vice Chancellor at his
Court room in the town of Carrolton, on
The third Monday of December next, and
plead, answer, or demur to the bill Of
complain, herein, the same will be taken
as confessed as to them, and such order
aud decree made in the premises, as may
be equitable and Just. 1t is further order.
ed that copy Of this order be published
once week for two months successfully,
in the Lexington Union.
w. HEMINGWAY, elk.
Fullz & Brooke, P. @.
Oct 8. 43 2m pfl5d
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
tluLMEs CoUNTY.
Attachment qCturnable TO the October term
l942, of Tie Holmes Circuit Court,
for $4,000.

JOf S4ooi"o'
Henry WIIkInsou,
vs..
Hugh Dickson.
THNHE a''aehme" i" this case having
II been duly ieturned executed, by
suhmonIug David w. F"rris, as gar
nlshee: Ii Is therefore considered tina,
unless the sad Celendan, do appear on {"
before the first Gay of HE next term t
tins Court (,he ih'rt Monday # October
1921 give SPECIAL baii aud pie al therein,
that JuJgmeat finaa ~nI 0e en'ered w
against hlm, aud The piaIn'ltf viii be al.
lowed to proceed agaIosl The garnIshee
for the um"uul If his demand or 50 ma, h
as The said gar"Ishee may he indebted {"
Tue said defendant
j. WALTON, elk.
C. L. Mount, Au'y.
Sept, II, Al 6w pr I $40.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
june IL. II Gm,
IN THE DISTRICT CHANCERY
Court Of the State Of Mississippi:
JUNE TERM, 1912.
Board of Police, Of Holmes county, Miss.

Hrirs Of Wm. Phillips, jr., ct al.
III : pom opening The matters OF this
u bill, and it appearing to The salis-
iacuon Of the court, that Martha Armisr
tead and - Armistead, her husband,
and II. L. w. Phillips, are non residents
OF the Sta!e of Mississippi, it is therefore,
ordered, by the Court that publication be
made for two mnnths successfully in the
Lexington UDion, published 10 Lexington
MIsA., Tor the above mentioned Martha
Armistead, - Armistead, and ii. L.
W, Phillips, three Of the defendants to
appear, plead, answer, or demur, to the
oil Of complaint by The first day of The
mex, term of this court, 10 be holden AT the
Colr, Room at CsrTollton on the tn I'd
Monday in December rext; otherwise
the matters in The said bill, will be taken
pro cUnlesso no tn them.
WY. HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
Fntz Brooke, p. q,
July2, 30 On p SIS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
POSTPONED.

The following sale is postponed until
Monday the 24;n Instant.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-29
CHANCEhY NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Circuit Court
Of Homes county, on the Chaacery sideof
said Court.
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attend tn funeral from Gouysnns Bay, this day. It
o'clock. s Us i,fH.
On the soth instant, Miss Asn ES.lmE BorD, sgsd is
years. ff.il itl 80.
On Thursday morning. 2oth instant, after short but
painful Illness Mrs. 81 san VAN HsRE, eyed 90 years.
On Tuesday. 2oth Instant, ELIZA lnvEr, wife Of Tho
Curtis, Of consumption. $500
At his residence, the town Of Beekmsu, March 23i,
rHoMss MARrir, sgep % years
On "Wednesday the Goth inst MANI, widowoi the late
Francis McCsfry.
The friends or the family and those Of her broherin-
law Hugh McCsfry respectfully invited to attend
o'clock this afternoon from her late resi-
dence. rs Mott street.
On the s0th March, Of consumptioa, RrsEecA, eldeet
daughter Of Benjamin and Sarah Dbbs.
The friends ami acquantanees ofthe family are re-
specifically invited to attend the funeral Friday after
noon at O'Clock from the residence Of her father No
Sulliv an street.
Suddenly, at the Atheneum Hotel Mr.. Edward Bow
erbsnk, in the soil year Of his age Of London.
His friends and those Of his late brother NJ. Thomas
Bowerbank Of this city, respectfully invited to attend
Hotel. 81 -"
On Wednesday mording. 18th inst. Asx DouHEarr,
daughter of William and Alice Doughety in the 5th
year of her age. ... - a's'-I sIl
The friends and acquaintances of the family
spectfully invited to attend her funeral this sfernoon at
half past clock, from 2S7 Madison, Montgomery
streets ii W. q
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Foreign I.nportations.

LrvnnrooL-Bsrk Lbera-32ss bars ls4 bds iron Cong
s =
/ 8 ~ =
;Saii;m::1a @ T.rqa%oS.ii pfi:ms.ls c1s.on
so@ID Sesl % wlS
s P::oe g. rsyss
ben os.len eo@is Bcsns. Grave. cam
cosa"s si Sh; eeNs
i e a
Ball. s 4 H;pSs sSS Te';sis
s!As f,s!s Dss..! boa1s. hsdan.s
Gss sR'sS
Hemmeriing-i Maleziux, Gourd COZ Lachane Foache
Ss:..a wsss c
Eid vG:n eol. isb, Mshs,-s X.!:ntin.I
@ NV vises5N Husr.a eFfs' cosssss.s
s'' cSsa
CsaeuzA Fil:-a Cl.r., wsynsn Do Ha!vier-s DO
es-; 70 sni S!'
's S:r.s
eocia pigs Dera.mes Boi1ard-2s Nsgou1.s Napier
sis.W si s::'s NC ':ss.
alec s.ss sf Hunt s1. f ssi%s
e. sisiI Se';. r's ss
FTsissasl Ess:s ::
Se.s s.Sl.1s
s;s; sStss Pj'
D. SilsaS, SEGs:! J sS:issa Gel FIR .isyy
Boz
S.s.s s's Gs.aS..
col 7 w.dsworth-a Lsae Lamsoa co... Whitinghsm
Ell L.s:sss.z we ..N ,as Sss' %sss.'
E.Is xHss so M:;s nd
sns. ws.e; Show FAR
mani rsrrier bsothsrs-a Warburx and Dsnna.
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SUBSIDIES EreLArs TO FoaE,oN STATES, -RcH

This Of $23l 900 000 equal to aggre-
State debts was given away by England to support
foreign policy. II does not include the vast amount
munitions Of war; arms, clothing, provisions, &C. fur
ished the allies These valued in 1914, alone, at
Il: ois. This presents the gigantic scale which
highland pursues her foreign and shows the folly
fsupposng that the petty amount Of money, compare
lively, due her subjects by this country would be any
to her driving US extremites with the view
ftransplsnng the growth Of Cotton her own Indian
OIL restore her West India Islands to prosperity.
destroying slavery in their neghborhood. We know
ne that all sides the here pointed
re operation. And also knew that at this critical
incure the wheels ofour about stop
,r want the action Of Congress those important
which the President frequently and urgent.
called their attention The countrys trembling the
rink of destruction and yet the msnwhose unfortu
ate sfuence reduced the nation its present defence
state BY squanderng the surplus in 1896 in
tead appyng to the defencss country accord
az the wishes Of the then Executive 10 now with his
ABILITIES and foreign myrmdons cloggng the wheels
government, and preventing any movement towards
vertng the blow which threatens ua Mad the s<eSO
DO which thrown away among speculstors in 1888
appledto the defences Of the U. States would in
uely have lessened the dangers which new threaten
from without So far from that, however, that money
,came through the operation Of the plumber bill great
mulento those wild have evsnustsd
present difficulties, leaving operations with
d. work, our merchants without trade, the bank bub.
les exploded, the State credits ruined the country dis
raced and insulted abroad and the federal
honored at home and reduced to the last stage Of ine
,iency, and prey to the schemes Of powerful rival
II this is the result Of the selfish intrisues Of one man.
cked and supported by host Of SPECTATORS against the
st interests of the Of the people, in order to
wharf the plans Of honest and able chief magistrate
he evident intention Of forcing this country into war
the slavery question should be promptly met by de-
airing war against Mexico for sggressons, and men
ing England on the Boundary and Caroline affairs
e then enlist France and the moral influence of Eu-
ne in our favor.
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ssbr Noius sssss frOn ar,han with nails to Caswsn
On. brig Wind sw and h..y.
| Notice to Mariners.
Corasa.sEs Fsb 2,By order Of the King the light snii
ZANE tim: he xnhst ss..sd NE 3
6rs sSss $
s ss ns a1 1ss: ss
70 a 3 By her when the Light
on !HE sunnr rEE CHtvvEAu-'I =
Oh "a Of Mse Il. ai
lon e. 80 w fixed light will mantains Tn. bans o,
sss ess ras &.
be visible from the entrance Of Ii: PsTtus
BE- ss9's &, had been d:sa.sa
wou! probably leave BY he Oh inst '''s
=: ss
ROAD h e e. as eo. SFs
: he b. y. at. sssnss to
was Slo"ns :aons ws.sy gale with high sea- gone
spoken.
Gsorss Ryan. from BOst for sumsa Dec is len
Casd d. m Savannah St Thomas I'd inst lat ss lon
Keee Of Thomas,on DAYS from Als1andra fer Der.
"uda' is'h' lat 81 lou lu
fS:;:: 6
i EspIiis d.: fsSs.isa ID
~ 81 I Sa
Geo Sss Il? sd
8 nsa'iE's 70 q. rS;s
aorDos Mar 70 p. .I s95s, Richmond Haysqa
sr ALsASs HEAD. .ri-0h' johanna, fin Norieans TO-
s..I Feb ,ssa y.:S.s,n Bs;,sn c;,v Pain,
fsss ssd Ssl,idsis, @ Iis.psoi for NYorE. Pa"
e 8 80 AE is!s y aslsss,s
e "e s ss .S. a. cu.h
W. dried he greater part ihrossh
United statss Pores.
I . ssss o - s: Sr
!. ~. ..s sss s put
Bo.fSs. Mar ssSArr Marriott Gss us; Ti%oI.o1 sset
sss 'f q Ds
tom s:SS A%s ' csi.; and Angola ssss: !ofs
~: - ts .1s' '.;.s
az e5
es1 s% Va oSn
s.sss & s:Ss
sfai!ss r-aR:s::
Yort WIN Wyes Portland for Richmond; a:b Rlchmond
Lucy Blake WIN Wyer and Richmond. Art and sid a7,
Eolu. North Carolina for Boston, Empire NYork for Bath.
Snw BsDrsRP Mar as.Arr Mary PhilsS; Erin 81 ,,.s;
sou. Fall River 10 load for Charlie ton.
PHI ApELPHA, Mar STAR Eliza Williams NYork; Star
do; Whale do; Mary NBedford CID r. nown, Lsguayra;
Sceacc Portland; Emene; Barb ,does and mkt Eliza Nj
BALrlMoRr, Mar ss-Arr Thomas Hooper. Bst Boston N
Yo!k; VIM Wilson. do. Cid Jones Power. Nassau, NP.
NYork. ~ - - -
PrNsAootA, Mar iQ-sid James Dru nmond, NYork
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BIZ THOMAS BELL. aIl
(DJsye Hos A. finn and lfs hSifons tvssds.D
. TUESDAY. Apr,i sth.

TUESDAY. AprIsth
Elegant furniture eessi:iss elegant Brussels and othr
:ss la5 shss %.s Gs
sS1s lamps
article q a. beet e Hds srSs and
9, Aios, ocio-k at the sale rooms.
Sale Of valuable dry goods clothing fancy and pledged
Also ysrds.a,er London and West of England cloths
and I,.;;ns: !. o,, to suit
sssi ssi ssss - variety
ans ssIH
hand and ne" furniture q M 4, SSiS;srjgi0ni
R, Atses S'sioel "a. !. ss sale
he are Sale T%p s' Of
uARDwARk GU TTHMfs2F SA tSsi0e SSops &c
Il. Ac9y & AT w ss : day day at q ssU .S
ported Birmingham and ST. fsfd Hardware aas tsss and
suta Saesn head For p''
the Sa% r. .I ss1 "a under the Ss
REEL AKCULAKIUs viii sell, this morning At ten
sa bud
q SsSsSS% sas cut
Ss furniture family breaking up near
and as 0se0Ad hand DO
A UC1lON N0TlCE:-The sac Of reany valuable furnr
nare Of all descriptions on We nesday in the large
ton Aiso time 100 beautiful satin damask co
vers for SOFAS oomans di, chairs lounges &C. and
merous other splendid goods.
mas 81 - THOMAS BELL. Auetoneer.
a. on fSsI!s.g Ne 81 .s a
O'Clock The small but every article OF the best
descriptions ant made The carpets nearly
the cabinet fu iure first rate The sale will with
the kitchen utensils.
mas 81 THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer
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The srs,es Of ysur dead have beer yo,stsd "A public
Plated the ground Chrys Of Delaney street and
now being done 10 the Chye, between Stanton
and Houston Streets BY parcel Of scstts
ing the bones around and taking the plates from tbs eeos
s O'Clock 10 take measures protect graves
OF The dead inferred In all the busal grounds heoity
Commi,tss sppoiated at pubic inseting:-
Henry EveIson, Chas. White,
Simon Taylor. Henry c Dav
Samuel Weeks, AN. EIiiah T. Berrien,
Simon Camp ma
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Sales as che Stock EXCHANGE.


Dn the evening of the 2s.h Instant by the Rev. Jas,
Hardenburgh, Mr.. WILLIAM A. hARREsEna to Miss
RAN 8. BouLE, both OF this city.
in the sth inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Haght, CHARLxs C.
eoKs to Miss SARAH Cornwall, both Of this city.
On the 20th instant, by the Rev DR.. Anthem, JoHs
LsoS to sorHiA, daughter Of Mr.. John Hooker, both
ties Of this city.
At Brooklyn. the 29.h inst, by the Rev. DR.. Price,
~ CArrxovE BACH to ELIzAsETH, youngest daughter
Foster Nostrand, Esq.
bn the 2sth nsint, by the Rev Henry Chase, WAIrrR
AvBorr to AsS FOXY.
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Domestic I,nportatlons.

New ORLEASs-Brig Oneeo-34s chs H w Bsrtow-ef bis
pork Hubbard Cheney co-sl bis cotton Brown Dmmick
$50 hids Southmayd co.
pate cs-l2s Wood johnson B.rrtt-9s Hiek, eo2.
Boormsn Johnston COL BIZ Danocel50 bis cotton Wss-
man 0aleA CO. Smith Mills col hid, sugar Weed-s
bxs Reed Gray so cks molssses d Hurbutt
MosnE-Bark John Brower-76 bis cotton Noris-ss
do do order
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THE MAGIC MIXIUHt-A certain, sale
speedy remedy for the perman, and e
fe us cure Of certain delicate disease Its operation i'm
pereese dees not eqnre the sghtest confinement ala
ration Of diet beverage or txsrc neither does disagree
medicines his kind srably do and then there will be
no danger Of rprp Of h complaint as but too often
Gems from other medicines which p,s:ssing local az
tom merely the complaint for aLe, wtthcHt erad
eang LON 70: constitution and undergoing aitte more
fatigue than ordinary all the npoms return at rst and
Men are ;t last to recourse to the
Powiey OF frat making Of is truly ersat remedy Sold
81 appointment at c. IL RINGS Drug Store.
-. 50 Fulton at. Cliff.
N. B.-FqualIy adapted to both sexes. siis&itw-
X EMiTTANCES 10 ENGLAND. kr LAND. OR
1SSCOTL AND.-Drafs from 81, e. f3, E5, Ei0 Els,
oos and uprards or in to suit payable at sight
9Ity days the oliowng England Ireland Scot
ano France and Germany ALWAYS b: obtained Of
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Passengers Arrived.

CALcyIIA-shp Bazaar, at Boson-Capt VIM Kppeu, late
Embarrassing G-ntoo at Boston-Capt Geo Barrett and
Hacon late Of the ship Albion OF New York, lost in the
river Hooyly.
HAvRE.Pscket ship Rhone-A Labout, Hedmsi. and
Melton, all Of France, and in steera&e .
MoBrLE-Brig Mary Silsby-B Frank, Rossman, and 3
in ateer1ge. DDS. ~. ft
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Am EItICAN m O s Il q a,
Corner Broadscay and 44nn stree

L
EVERY PSY xSS ESEsSS " This WEE;
snFss.%eni with The MISTY S'S;
EVES Is
wsh e: s
rs1;: nss
s f11 II Ss
b. wi" siA
ssss a:sss :s:. MA.
A:P.ndd dsy peormsne. takes pl.c. every Wednesday
Admitls.ee e the whole 0s eents-caldrsn hak price
"a fs1ssr
ssMsn
S fs,y ! ,,
s:r q s%..S Varied I'd svsrr .,snis mssl-
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR.. CHARLES
BRAHAM IN NEW YORK.
S Charles s.: Esi;s ii. Ssl. "a e
s, e.. ws,s /. D.. NJ ,,
SRf;. q T AT;i s,.i,m &c R R5sAs.
Hayden's Can1Onst, my Mother bids m. ~
S.'s M s1.an p.h.u and Nh NJ BT.Ss%
s HV ,s sworn o. ' &c :S. not
perish, "..... 600: 1890. Mr.. Brsham
Song" when s.A.,. .A Pam :.es !. weighed
Grand srs .a,d sc.n. from Ii: oopsr. Of u.
Song E:ssisss &: MI D''A'"
Rev s. Dwight ~: :::::;:.::: Mr.. Br.A.n
The re Ss ssS:sb the oD. Of u: Devil, Mr. Bh.m
HaE,s s:l:S.,,sd Sgs.:. Of Boston, will Df'sids
eHst. ST. children had at any cfhe prn-
Door opened aud the Concert to
| TEMPERATE ANU SEMENTS.
Eo % sssS:, Il the cite; sne
leland sGNok Eli HER apisi NASo
and sss:.;e *:
r. : IL: ss i. e s w'.s -:
months visit the above siaiss with his Coliseum fec
rfs .h .S
Gent number % make the entertainment superior y
II: SsSSH sr .ss s. ss Ssas
'A' SH i''' s' SS $az YA..esyu
M.ey.ham, III. Queen Of the Peril. Mad hsrvi. Nmo
A n nc b fs.lI~; St X
consisting ofPanoforte Rsei;son' BY Madame HERvIo
a-coae:. sss s;sst n vi a %.S:!
save Win Ps o!.Ss.s hest xeseapsn;rspt. "A's's
To- s III p q de
erisiic painting and pcse e which sisser Hsrvo NaDo
Orah, the Indian Maid. ....... sdm Hsrvio Mao,
NB-Persons desirous Of making ARRANGEMENTS
f.: ss:A Il I'm I. .'e.'
~ specially and the public @ he
his annual Concert at the Apollo Saloon, Mon
evening April eth which occasion the following
eminent taisn. will appear Madame 0ne Mrs Hardwics
Mr. De J.non, (sutar) and Watts. tsmseur Mr. linn
cke admitting gentleman and tive ladies 81 So To b
had At the mu.ic stores, and OF Mr. A. Kyle 81 Forsyth
| Q rect
| Concert TO commence at o'clock.
Full particular. in future asvsrtss ments msi st-
Al H. K 70 lately Europe, Professor q The art q
Iu Arms its nphest branches, instructions in Re
cirp OF the straight crooked ard Turkish
Sabre, Hunting KNIFE Musket and Bayonet staf and every
| species Of wesIons. -,
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Commodore Bsssett will board Them Immediately on their
arrival. We will reeiprocate the favor u any way.
Cleared.
Ship Manhattan weihere Amsterdam PSsifsr wissmsn
Marks. NV Wa% 81 fSon., f. ns ws.ssas st
Burdek Baatavia La: Cooley Co; Outess, Jenkins
s.SSr AssS S'd'
ArT1voo.
Packet ship houe hnson em Hav!e I'd Feb, with mdze
fs from the jbboom 2d Feb lat 4o Ion 80
sprung c dce and obliged to keep under short sail
drs;Hls s n .%ssS. x day, Liverpool viii .d..
scott morrill, 18th inst. ai 49, log spots B,ensn.
ssS ea Of the banks has westerly gales
on BAH ,si john s.w ssSs ;s Mobile with cotton
Bah Lssr. Bartlett from Liverpool so'h January. with
barb seyrns Dsv day. from 9uenes Ayes. with hides
t.s Badwis LEI ship Bru'~ for NYorh MT day, and
S:,. a; I; (. - days from Nosa.' with
s.sloss: from The Cyae was lost on the cobbsr' Rocks
BIs Queeo Blu Ter days from New Orleans, with mol,.
ss s N, n:b ;s \ Hs " bark
lss sss :sas.d sea and
fs;S s. Ss h f.s. EsS,Se
NHaven days. Brs..n, bhburn Prospect ior Pisd adj
MY H'. s S.s fS Fl H. Sss
IL. :;% Hs e R! S!ss; a.
A: Ss;. rs g. Ms ~ si :s:
Cikey Prospect dsg Daniel Webster Of and for Mia
Ds ko S'f:
seS, May Stevens: My." 'd.ys from Philadelphia, with
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PARK THEATRE.
his EVENING. March sI-Ths performance wid m
| HsIss w,,rr,,, Mss'op SIR wioSEhby riacide
1 Fanny Miss Buloid
s,rA.srusl.. A WIFE Hll s1s S. 4 DAY. c,,,.
Anseiine - Miss Cushmsn' '''A
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Tsssy bs:Swso ''' . a.ssm Whsa
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OHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, March si-The perform 0e' will com
k Htas: ri;A
S ssss ss ssss: s:. s,ss' sss
Master Diamond and NJ, Wsitess win appear their negro
ssl''r: f. e ssslIs is, with
rh'% j:.P T: Ms.ssi asi; 1'ss'4 Bisi;
Il II e: ~: !.
THIS EVENING Marss IN: p.1ls1nsns: ~iu con-
Gel ,Ghas. Nielinson j.ei Banee. Hor.es..
-e Har1i, Graham
= ONE HuN ASiG Hhi sSO TWO.
Louise .a i.a'e Mr.. Than Sarcastic
II Peculiarly P.1p..lns ffraaAN
a "'"'S aJv =, Mr. Mitchell
Lendlady, Nm p.
Voice, nj, GI,X
To conclude with "~'oe
MY WIG AND MY WEES SHAWL.
Frits Graham Lord Auyssn Ho-ncasu
Lady Anyson Mss Singleton asa
Admlssos-Irsss circle sscsnts Upper V esSss
OMEN stssvss Curtain ri,.s At hafpa.t ,evs-
PEALh'S NEW YORK MUSEUM
DAY AM EyESING EXHIBITIONS e0mmsne. On
M ssS S 8, y sisfssS vsnea
Singer. both engaged for short period.
SPLENDID DAY PERFORMANCE every Wednesday
and Saturday. at O'Clock p M. III =
Mesmeretic Experiments by Mr.. Peaie.
The Largest and hsrest collection. in the world of ORR
giual Portraits Of distinguished American WORTHLESS
Grand Cosmerama, Fancy Glass Slowing; Million of Gu.
ostIes obtained At r. mense exense aud gathered together
DAeuERREorYPE taken in the most scientific
manner, aud at moderate pricss.
Admttanee to the whole rs cents; children half price,
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DO the as.h Instant Of Group RosrA, daughter of WIN
hiin, aged years
he friends and relations Of the family are requested