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Cleared,
Ships Fairfield Wilson. Liverpool, johnson & Louden;
Formora, Crawford, Mobile, Wn Whtock Co
Barque Rotlischild Lowery, M4tanz4s, Taylcr
BIgs Wetumpka, Williams, Noble, Sturges & Clear
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BaIque Chester. Robinson. IA days from Havana with
for expectation the Coast OF Africa The has been
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Swedish barGue Cahane Sund-rnan, 90 days New
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Nov for St Jago de- CUBE. brig Joseph Gecs left Guayama
lth lust arrived from Wilmngtons NC; brig Aeous Ha.
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Br brig Intrepid, Firm So days from Havrs de Grace III
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Schr Julia Martha Pinkham days from Lubec plaster
Schr Little Mary, from Portland, ndse.
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ard tobacco, to Allen Payson.
Schr Tlberias Tibbeus, days from Eaiport, plaster
Brett 4 Vose
schr Margaret Elizabeth, from Philadelphia, coal
Que Brig Wind sw. Weather clear.
Barque California, MAYHEM Neuvitas.
Spoken,
Nov 49, lat 3D. long a. saw ship showing Boston sig
nails DAY passed dead body In lat 81 long 90
large ship steering TO the eastward.
Oct 49, lat 40 long 25 ship VIM Russell, of and for LII
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Foreign Ports.
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CONCERTO OF SACRED MUSlC.-The Choir
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r Winter grateful for the kind patronage which he
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Tuesday evening, Dec s. 1873 consisting OF the following
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pes Picoies, the subjects be varied every evening AG-
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p. NJ; commence az Il. a. l0t
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL
GENERAL TOM THUMB. JR.
This magnificent little man. who the delight OF all VINO
him. and who perfect IN his proportions lively ihte
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remains but short time longer ne positively sails Tor
Europe in few days. ,,ro,,,
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Ms; MARY 4; GANNoN. from Bo,ton, wilI introduce
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GREAT WESTERN the great Locomotive Niger.
T g. BOOTH the Comic Singer
Mr. II g. SHERMAN, the Ballad Singer
Miss ANNE-CATHRIN WAGNER. the beautiful
GIPsY QuErN .c-d She nineteen year, Old and
the FORTUNE TELLER and Queen OF the Ian OF bo'
hem,an pses that recently arrived Ia Baltimore These are
the persons TINT visited this country VINO are tIuS
the r day IS iifH
h tHs f f aSD
Performances evening and Wsdnescay aud sagEaI
afternoons AZ O'Clock Evening performances Al O'CLOCK
Admission to the whole IS cents children TO- aprce
Is cents riIVArE consultations With the Gypsy
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THE LITTLE PlN-BEADEES-By Charlotte
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do Are rs Mass ,I.s rect.
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SeA ROOMS TO LET-One front parior with
:::n back aud bed floor well finished
-wh ;arbe MATTEL and CRATE, viii be let either iera-
rary together single gentlemen ReierancaS
exchanged Inquire of A. Traver, No. St Peters Place
ii 2,Ss