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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
Legislatures.

ILLINOIS, assembled on the I'd inst, w
A. Richardson is Speaker of the House ant
Gov Moore, President Of the Senate. -
Gov Ford's Message is long and mostly tax
en- up with the subject oil the State debt
No plan is submitted or system Of taxation
recommended.
INDIANA, also convened on the Cd inst
Mr. Otto, (Whig) is President of the Sen
ate. and Stephenson, (W.) Speaker of the
House. Gov. Whtcomb's Message is most
~ occupied in discussing the means OF pro
viding for tic resuscitaton Of State credit
He hints at the expedicncy Of selling the
public works. with certain reservations
The whole tone Of the document is strong
" against reputation.
Ono The two Houses organized by the
choice of David Chambers, President o! the
Senate, and John nj. Gallagher, Speaker Of
the House.
VIRGINIA. Her Legislature is in session,
but will transact no very important busl
ness, except the election of U. S. Senator
Tn Re result is in doubt, but the chances o.
the Wigs to ret urn one OF their own stamp
are unpromisiDg.
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How IL was Done.

A poor widow woman in Baltimore, on
her own acknowledgment, stated that she
"had loaned out the papers Of her suld man
pace to his ashes--tor q dollar each time. to
sEvENrEEN persons, and by that means was
able to pay her rent" II this ono set Of q
dead mans naturalization papers was used
in the manufacture Of sepenteen voters for
the Polk and Dallas party, We may fairly
infer that Thousands OF other votes were
made in similar way. We do not wonder
at the ssscess of the loco foco party-nei.
cher are we surprised at nor do We feel dis.
posed to condemn tho patriotic indignation
OF the American Republicans. who think
they sec in tho Preparation Of such dstss.
table frauds. jsssigu influence A. work
~kis., viii eseS ruis Gus rsnntsy.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
BURLINGTON MARKET.

RrMARxs.--Thc quantity Of wheat now
coming in. is quite small, and from all indi-
cations, the amount Of the product is even
less than has been calculated, with full
KIN owledge Of the unfavorabIe season The
receipts OF Pork are also light aud with the
small yield Of the Corn harvest, cannot very
considerably increase.-The Potatoe crop is
not only small. but exceedingly deficient in
quality. With all Of these drawbacks upon
the yearly produce, the means Of our Farm
ing population must be limited, circum
stance which cannot but react to the de iri.
mest Of our Trading and Mercantile com.
maai'v.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
Arr;va, Of the Britannia.

seventeen Days Later from Europe.
The Britannia arrived AT Boston Nov. ~
after a boisierous passage of l6a days.
bringing So passengers. The news gener
ally is without interest. Cotton continues
quiet with fair demand from consumers.
Money is abundant with no increase o.
demand.
The overland mail from China gives &C
counts of disturbances ut Canton between
the Chinese and Americans, but nothing Of
a serious character.
The new Royal Exchange, in London
was opened on the 4th with great magnii
cence. The occasion was signaIized by the
presence Of the Queen, Prince Albert
Members of the Cabinet and Foreign Min
isters each in full dress and with all the ap
plan ces Of court splendor.
Manchester has been ma de port Of entry
The Repeal movement is falling off in
in:eres. and the Agitator losing grounc
with his own friends; the Rent for las
meeting was E474, l2s, 3d. Last year tine
whole amount was ELS. 6l4, It's, Cd. Thi.
year f39. 900.
Twenty persons were killed by the fall o.
a Cotton Mill at Oldham.
There has been an extensive forgery oil
Bank of1Engand notes of the denomna
ton Of EiU0.
Miss Martineau has recovered her healtl
in part by having recourse to Mesmerism.
A public subscription has been opened fol
the relief of Father Mathew who has beer
ruinou>lv involved by his libcraity in thu
| cause of Temperance.
The news from France and Spain is unim
portant,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
NOTICE.

Where IL to be an ente rtainmen, :.
Christmas Eve-Tuesday Eyeninss "sn o.
at the "Odd Fellows Hail." for H. aaeSl-.
Of the poor. At which, there ma, ISsa'i.
rected some addresses and singing sss.
per will be served up at eight o'elo..a nr'
PARED for the occasion by the lsdis. !, sr.'
lington. VI Dur.
Tickets for admission may be too,,
Fletche.'s Hotel, Coolbaughis. P.rt,; da y
CARROTS, Humans and Peasev,. .,'ess
Price of Tickets, SO cents each .s s.oisa
a Lady and Gentleman. 'sias
The Ladies Of Burlington are hal,
quested to contribute such materi,I.so, T..
supper as may be convenient ana ana, u,
them to the COMMITTEES at the ODD P., aaha
Hall on or before Tuesday mornin, n s''oS'
The members Of the Burlinosoa .
Band have volunteered their service. ~ U, y
occasion. ""s
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@8tE 9a8N

Died, in this City, Dec. llth, HENRY
CLAY. son Of Col. HIxAxC. Brsyr-r 49,,
20 years.
This affecting visitation. which Ia, A.
prived the community Of young man ),
much promise, has inflicted 4 ,tiu m,.
poignant wound upon the family circI. #
which he wasa member Yet sm;,,.D :.
they are with this CHRISTENING md Il,
whisperings Of purer faith speak Ia Il.
grief stricken spirit Of that protecting Pr,
idence who chastises in mercy and Win
whom all things are ordered arichi.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
Thanksgivtng

| Was observed after the most approved
| forms o! The futher land
Business wen, begging and "begone dull
care" was printed out upon the faces Of al
moet the entire population. The Mercan
| tile Houses wcre closed-a compliment to
our Chief Magistrate. honorable to our
trading community and due to his pure 9th
cal character and est,msble private worth
The Rev. Mr. HuTcmINsoS' S sermon at the
Congregational Church. earned ''golden
opisicns" from the listeners. Competent
Judges pronounce it one Of the bes. OF ITS
class. Appropriate services were also OBJ
served ut tn Methodist Church.
The Sabbath School gathering at 9 o.
clock, was largely attended and passed OF
to the great satisfied ion Of the juvenile por-
tim Of the assemblage.
In the evening, the Methodist church was
packed to overfowing. with listeners to the
musical exercises. The performance com
menced with instrumental music. And as
the glorious melody Of Mozart's Military
Waltz, broke in upon the b.eathlcss silence
Of the Hous,-now ravishingiy soft and
anon stirringly loud-there was not bos
ON IN the crowded mass that did not beat in
cadence to its pageantlike movement. We
have heard more distinguished artists al
more ostentatious concerts, but we do no,
recollect when we have felt the liquid notes
CT harmony, creep along our heart strings
with more delicious thrill Of pleasure
The vocal entertainment was surprs' ngly
good, considering the limited time for re-
hearsal. OF the pieces sung. we give our
preference to the Glee. "Hail Smiling
Morn''-the Quartctte, "The Grave Of Bo.
naparte," and the Sacred Hymn Heavenly
Dwelling" 1t might be from association
and enthusiasm, but it seemed to US, the
"Grave of Bonaparte." in its mournful
plaintiveness. might have been, with the
accompaniment Of the wailing trumpet and
mufled drum. the very music of the last
requiem over the "Conqueror and Captive
of the Earth" In our admiration of these
pieces, as on the Presidential question, we
were in minorisy-the Glees-''The Gran
ite State" and "The Mariners" found
much more favor with the assembly.
or Mr. SMACKFoRD's Address, we viii; not
speak at length. 1t was Poetry without
rhyme and metre, music without scale or
staff. If the marked delight with which it
was received by the auditory. was not snffi
cient evidence to the author. Of its merit,
we have no cumulative testimony to offer.
OF the dongs at the City Hotel. we can,
not speak, but we saw the next day several
whose eyelids hung heavy-the inference IS
easily drawn. On the whole, we can wish
the day, with all its pleasurable occur'en
ces, to be duplicated with each returning
December.
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Rothschild, estimates the current exper

Rothschild, estimates the current expens-
es under our State Gnvernment nj S17. 100
This guessing at mark was OF course, IN
tended for Bunkum. Two adopt his own in.
mitable orthograpty) and should have all
the weight it merits. The Marshal Of the
Territory informs us that the Judiciary
alone. for the present fiscal year. will be
fully s35,0OO!! Admitting the Constitu.
ton to be adopted, there will not be SIM
gle year in the first ten thereafter. when
the drafts on the State treasury, will be less
than 100000. Who is to bridge the rivers
and creeks in The old counties but the State
Will the settlers on the New Purchase, be
content with Indian trails and bride paths,
until they are able to build roads? Will
there not be continual demand upon the
pockets Of tax payers, to furnish that which
the General 6 o, eminent Eow gives us gra-
It's We are in favor OF a State organization
with constitution based on common sense
The advantages would far more than over.
weigh the burdens.
Give us moderate banking tacllIties-ex
tend protection to Corporations, and no linn
it can be placed to our prosperity, unless
we abuse the gifts Of Providence. This we
are not to have, until the selfish cabal, who
lead the people by their muzz.es, have
drawn on the judgments Of ancient Egypt.
beginning with the visitation Of locusts and
ending, for aught we know. IN the plague
Of lice. Let no untoward event here, pre-
vent the ratification OF the instrument. A
heavy majority on joint ballot. cannot de.
bar US from being spectators to the appiica
ton of wheel grease, to its creaking axle
trees, nor can the prcrogative Of the Execu.
tive veto, interfere with the sweet words of
comfort and admonition we shall feel in du.
" bound to administer.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
samaritan Society.

There Is to be gathering at tbs
Odd Fellows Hall. Christmas Eve, f,l
The benef, Of the Samaritan Society," -
A supper Of staple and fancy article.
Is I" be served up, to which is to be
added the charms Of vocal and instru,
mental music, and the attractions ri
eloc"lion. The noble charity, ,c
which the proceeds are 10 be appropri.
ated, should give j, claim upon the
community. apart from the enjoymen,s
promised by the arrangements now be.
ing made.
"ARISL" shall appear in our next.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

upon the annunciation of the intelli-
gence Of Col. Folks election at the hermit
age. Gen. Jackson is reported to have ex
claimed, "Clay is defeated land the Republic
is saved ''"-Gazette
We were absolutely petri6ed-turned in
to polished granite, by reading the above
thunder gust Of eloquence. What is all
past glory or future fame, to the undyihg
splendpr, which will radiate from the fore.
head Of the man who could conceive and
enunciate this resounGing sentence. When
we get our commission as Secretary OF State
for this Territory, we will have the pre-.
cious d,stiIlation of genius fabricated upon
the margin Of the parchment.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
DORIS Case.

Twenty-three distinguished citizens
of Rhode Island have published an ad.
dress TO the people Of the United States
embodying full history of the acts
which caused his arrest and justify his
present imprisonment. l. proves the
enormity of his crime and holds him
up to the whole country as Traitor
verdict which the impartial hand
whl' h writes his history will be com.
PEELED to confirm.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

The New York American puts down
the number Of foreigners na,uralized,
10 vote at this election in the State of
New York alone, at eighteen thousand.
We begin to lose our wonder that The
State voted for Polk.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
POSTAGE Reform.

will recommend in his forthcoming Report
reduction Of postage on all letters trans.
mittcd less than five hundred miles. to FIVE
cents; over that distance. ten cents. /. the
present Congress have any Difference to the
wishes Of their C constituents, they will not
rise without thorough overhaulng of the
present postage law. The press and the
people are clamorous for action on the
subject, and they demand and will have a
hearing.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the uud,,
~ signed, Administrator Of the es,at, A.
Edward H. Campbell, deceased, will ~,
sent TO the Court Of Probate in and for Il.
county Of Des Moines on the second MAJ.
day in January, lS4S, a petition 70, l.
cense to sell u part of the west half Of 81
one fourth of section No. three, towp,t,
sixty nine north range, Nos. three ws,,
containing six acres more or lees. TIL.
proceeds Of said sale to be applied 10 Ii,
payment of the debts Of said estate.
WIN. c. CAMERON, Adm.
declQ-df "a
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
LymaAA sffiyinl,s BAND.

The account Of the murder OF those Nor.
mon seceders in the Pine region, 80 miles
north Of Prairie du Chi.n, is substantiaied
They made an attempt to rob a French
trading station to procure food, were fired
on. and four Of their number Instantly kill.
ed II is feared the whole company will be
exterminated BY the exssperated Traders
and Indians.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
NeW<pa pCrs.

There are al this time in Iowa, l2
Newspapers. Eleven weekly. and
one monthly. Distributed, say. Bur
lington, t,co; Iowa City, three; Du
Buque, tvo; Bloomington, one; Daven'
port, one; Keosauqua, tWo; For. Madi.
son, ore. Five Wing. six Loco Foco
and one devoted to Morality and Re-
Iigion.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
The Prairie Farmer.

This Periodical, enters upon new
Volume, Is, Jan, next. The terms
are Sl,OO in advance. is confined
exclusively TO agricultural matter. and
has 4 high value to every one engaged
in these pursuits. We have arrived at
a point. when many Of our farmers can
&C. upon the suggestions Of scientific
work. In the early settlement Of the
Territory, subsistence was by necessi.
ty, wrung from the soil in the simplest
and least artificial manner. The de-
mand was not for stock Of particular
breeds. bu. for any kind, that would
furnish the staples Of labor aDd suslen.
ance, but with The increase Of means
has come also an ability to make i'm
provemen,s in every department Of the
calling, and superadded to this, as we
doubt not, the inclination.
lie. our yeomanry bes.ir themselves
in this enterprise Of be.termenss. The
State Of Iowa should have bloodet
animals, both horses and neat stock
not inferior to any in the nation. 1t i:
not rivaled in natural advantages, anc
let Us not lack the energy and industry
to develop properly, its noble resour'
ces.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
Writing.

Mr. MoREY opened his Writing School in
the basement story of the Methodist Church
last evening. 1t is perhaps enough to say
that one OF his specimens Of penmanshlp re
ceived the prize at the late Fair OF the Ne.
chanic's Institute Of st Louis. Those whn
wish to become accomplished penmcn had
be tier give him a call. His terms are So
per scholar, for IL lessons
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

1t is due. as an act Of justice to J. 9.
HALL, Esq, who was the only loco foco
member Of the late Convention from Hen
~ county, and who now resides in this
city, for US to state that he was not the
member alluded to in our last, as having
''smuggled" in the amendment fixing the
Seat Of Government al Iowa City until 1865.
The prefix ''loco" was altogether acc;den-
tal;--the remainder Of our paragraph we
still believe to be correct, notwithstanding
the Gazette calls it "false-utterly false "
We believe so, because we obtained our in
formation from member of the Conven-
ton who is entitled to as much credit for
veracity as James Clarke.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
The Weather.

Monday night was the coolest of the
season. The range Of the thermometer was
below zero. Tuesday morning it soi,ened
somewhat. Ice made in large quantities
on the Illinois shore. and ON Tuesday night
the channel shut over and now continues u
solid mass
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

The first number Of the kEosAUQuA TINES,
made its appearance last week. The Times
hangs out Wing colors at mast head. We
wish it a fourishing youth and green old
age. J. l.. 7. Mitchell. is the editor.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
Texas.

1t is said in one Of orr eastern exchanges
that Santa Anna has syni6ed willingness
TO recognize the independence Of Texas,
provided any guaranty will be given that
United States.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
We are now busily engaged in max.


ing arrangements to procure the auto
graphs Of The several members of the
late Convention. Our friends of The
Davenport, Gazette and Transcript,
must cooperate with us in this most
distinguished undertaking. Could we
also add TO the sign manual, a lock Of
hair from each Of the venerable polls O
The "ihree score and twelve"-wt
should esteem it a more valuable reli'
than the toe nails Of ST Peter. CarfSw'
obtain a revised copy Of Mr. Hemp
,slead's speech on corporations! W.
wish to have it engrossed on white sa
80
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

Breach Of Countrywide ask our
Burlington wings the time of day in
the street. II touches the tenderes,
sensibiIity and awakens the memory OF
bereavement, for which Time has as
yet, brough. no adequate solace.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

The editor OF tn. Hawk. Eve under the
motto .cut deep and spare not" shows up
James Clarke Of the Burlington Gazette in "A
manner as renugnant To the feelings as de.
serving to the nature of that worthy -Ddr.
EIyette
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

The Mormpns at Nauvoo continue theil
predatory practices upon the citizens il
that vicinity. The most bitter feeling ex
lists against the whole order, giving proinis e
OF continued ferment Of all the bad pas
sions in the whole population in that por
ton of the State
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
Elections.

The official returns from the g..
we are compelled to crowd on, f.. i,
week. they will appear on the o,,.;,
of our mex. paper.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

The rumored Treaty between the United
States and China has not been confirmed.
The impression now is that the report had
no foundation in truth.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

Our acknowledgements are a..
the Hon. A. c. DsDor, for ,rau,ns "
ting Us the Presidents Messas. .'
the accompanying valuable Docrn. "
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

The Quincy Wing comes to us in a new
suit complete. We are glad to know that
our Illinois Wing friends have the good
taste to sustain such an able organ
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19
QUEENSWARE, CHINA, GLASS
AND HARDWARE.

| nv u III IL ~ W n ~ u.
tn e greater portion Of which is Of his osp
importation from Europe, and will be ssIi
at a very small advance on cost.
| The stock consists of 10 crates Qae,a..
ware, containing viz
1920 sets of common printed Teas,
1850 do of white and pd do
500 dog edge TwiAers and Muains,
800 " printed and dip'd bowls,
together with proportionably large as
sortment OF Tea Pots, sugars, Cre,ns,
Jugs. Dishes. Naples. Bakers, Pai..,
Iwifiers and Mullins, of a great variety Of
colors and patterns, mostly from the cole.
orated mandatory of J. Ridgwsy, Stat
2s Casks and Cases china,ri:
Tea and Dining sets from 80 to Ias oiscx
some very rich and splendid pure porcssu,
FURNISHED gold band and decorated, which
will be found upon examination to equsl Il
not surpass any thing heretofore in,rodac
ed into the Territory. An inspection 81
this china is earnestly desired.
So Boxes GLASSWARE,
containing plain, pressed and cut Tumb.n
Wines, Cordiais, Jellie., Goblets, Chsn
paigns, Decanters, Molasses cans, Dishes
>alvers, Salts, and a few pairs splenti
cut Mirror Dishds
81 Casks, Barrels and Kegs Of Hard
ware,
comprising well selected assortment 81
goods adapted to house building and hose
keeping. Also, p cut and Mill Saws, d
w. Rowland's celebrated brand. He hn
also opened some beautiful Aetral, aa
and hanging
LIZA MI HSe
peculiarly adapted to the burning Of Lard
and are purely of the solar chsractsf.--
Also, 3 light candela5ras. with pnsn'ie
drops.
To Coopers he would say that be hu :
very large supply Of drawing knives o. eve
ry description. and tress hoops, stoc.'
bowels. Crozes and Block planes. benca
and moulding planes. together with : CON-
Piete assortment Of Edge Tools, nae1
smiths Bellows, &c. &c.
The stock, with other articles mol ~
mera,ed embraces almost every article ~
ally called Tor in Queensware ana a..
ware store, and he will be constantly
ceiving such articles a. the city and ,e eqsA
try demand. d. MCINTYRE
decl9
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

are informed tina, one Of our legal lights il
row circulating petition lin prnpria per-
soma" for the District Attorneyship-
That's right--"iake Time by the fore.
lock-"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

The Hon. D.: S. Dickinson and n,
A. Foster have been appointed BY Go.
vernon Bouck to supply the vacancies
IN the Senate, made by the resignation
OF Messrs Silas Virgin, and N. p. Tai.
madge. Neither Of these gentlemen
will be candidates for Legislative cleo.
linn
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

Com. Moore, of the Texan Navy, is crus
ing off Sandy Hook with the intention OF
capturing the three Mexican Frigates now
at anchor in New York TIarbor.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

Arrangements have been made, says
the New York Courier and ENQUIRER
tor the paymen. Of one half. if no. the
whole Of the unpaid interes. on the
Public Debt Of Pennsylvania in the
month Of February next.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

HNAKEN UP by Charles Murrow, irr,
i in Jefferson Township, Henry count,
iowa, an estray Filley. supposed to be ,Lrs,
years old last Spring. a strawberry.ro,a
about fourteen and half hands hig6 v,,
a blrmlsh on The left hind hook, no otb.,
marks or brands visible-appraissd a. ss
before VIM. Black, J. P. on the 4,h day Il
November, 1874.
Attest-CHAS. 3. DART, elk
D. c. c. H. c. 1T.
o.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

Mr. RoBsINs has commenced course OF
lessons in vocal music. OF his style and
ability, he gave the public ample proof las
week We hope every one of public spirit
will give him the encouragement. he mer
10,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

Hon. Edward Stanley has been chosen
Speaker Of the North Carolina House oil
Commons
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

The Rev. Doctor Going, President of
Granville College, Ohio, died on the 9th
ult.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-19

Mr. McINIIRE, corner of Jefferson
and Third Streets, has just opened the
richest and most varied assortment oil
Crockery and Hardware ever brought
to the country. There is hardly an
article Of use or luxury which cannot
be found on his shelves. Last eve.
ming his rooms were lighted up with a
splendid glare from Solar lamps. Giran.
doles, CaaLelahras and Sconces real.
izing to The Imagination the Palace of
Aladdin with its Illuminated magni6.
cence. Quite a concourse Of Ladies
and Gentlemen were attracted by the
beauty and novelty of a sight well wor,
thy Of its attraction. We wish Mr. Nc
Intire the patronage he deserves.