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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-19


The following certificate was given BY three
highly respectable Planters, near Fife Post
Office, Talladega CO., Ala, one Of whom
had used twelve boxes Of the Pills in his
own family.
This Is 10 certify that we have used DR..
Hull's Fever and Ague Pile in our families
in several cases Of Fever, and chills and Fe-
yer; and their administration has been atten-
ded with complete success. in no case have
they failed 70 have the desired effect when
used according 70 directions. We think
they are good Pill, and would cheerfuIIy
recommend them TO all persons subject 70
Fever, and chills and Fever.
Given under our hands, Fe6. g.. i843,
JAMES BAGLY.
Nay. 3. AZ JAMES MONTGOMERY.
jane %, '43 HARRIS TAYLOR.
For sale in Yazoo city by
0. o. WOODMAN. & co..,
and G. G.. cKESSON.
In Benton by JAS. BLUNDELL & co.
And in all the towns and villege in the
State and Texas. April IS. I845. 42-6m.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
DIR. HULL'S
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-19

The "Whig" s0iN Be Furnished
to subscribers at Three Dollars
per Gnnuaa, is 0dCaace, or FSos
Dollars At The end Of tie gear.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-19

.YauOO CITY, July Is, 1916. ar
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

and that the excitement produced at the tmo, was aug
men.ed as much possible by those wishing TO make
fortunes out Of the depression.
Until our foreign and commercial relations perma-
nently settled there be- ut all times imminent dan
ger of these panics 1t necessary for the establish
of healthy prosperity that all causes for these
rangements should be done away with much and as
rapidly as possible and this ground all parties both in
this country and in Europe must be extremely anxious
for speedy settlement ofhe Oregon and all other oues
tions at issue.
The probability OF a resumption of yment within III e
next year. OF at least two States in the unon-Mary
and Michgan-and the great Improvement permanent
peace must produce in the value of all State securities
within the next five years will make these stocks bet
ter investment than many capitalists imagine The cur.
rent low prices Of the bonds of Illinois induced the
formation of company for the purchase of the Spring
field and Meredosa Railroad of tho State, which will
probably draw at least $780, from the market Large
sales of State lands have been made for the bonds in
dvidual having purchased $4,000 worth for that pur
pose All these things improve the finances of the State
bring about Improvements in the internal works, and in
crease theprosperty and population of the common
wealth. The completion of the canal-,he improve
mont of the Illinois river and the transfer of The
Railroad to the hands of individuals = will advance
the market value Of the productions of the State by fur
nshng outlets for the surplus There SEQ 900
railroad and lands in the State which are
rapidly being settled The population is increasing
faster tEan that of any other State the Union the
value of taxable property will in a few years be so
great that very moderate rate of taxation will suffice
to produce revenue large enough to meet the annual
demands upon the Treasury Bonds Of the State of Hi
nois of $1,000 with four years interest," making the whole
sl24o selling in this market for ss70 $3.50 less
than the par value, which is equal to about eighteen
years interest at six per cen therefore appears that
at present prices, these bonds good investment
should the State not pay the interest her public debt
before 1863 Every delinquent State in the Union will
eventually pay every fraction Of the interest arrears
their debts, and we have doubt but that the full
annual interest the debt of Illinois will be paid every
year promptly in less than ten years. which makes the
bonds of the State at present prices twelve per cent
investment.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
FRIDAY. Nov. If PM.

The stock market appears to be in a very unsettled
state, and prices uctuate from day day several per
cent The daily sales very large and whether at
advance or Decline there to be extensive opera
tors in the market, determined speculate way
The cornering business is confined almost entirely
to stonington and North American Trust and the two
rival Railroad stocksNorwich and Worcester and Long
lsand-are falling back to the old range of prices Quo
taons for sonington went to-day A per cent North
American Trust II Morris Canal !; Farmers Loan II
Illinois ; Reading Railroad II and Harlem Canton
closed finn at yesterdays prices while Norwich al
Worcester fell off per cent Long Island and Pc
sylvania Fives Government and State stocks very
quiet, and the sales made generally at decline
prices.
There has been, within the past few days. very great
change in the operations of some of the most prominent
spectators in the street Some of the most rabd bears
have become roaring bulls and loud in their pro-
pheces that prices will go ten and twenty per cent.
above those ruling they short time
that prices going far below present quotations
These changes are continually going the market
and it would be something out of the usual order of
things should the operator remain the side of
the fence more than week or two at a time
The bills OF the City Bank of Montreal longer
redeemed in this city at the agency. Many have been
deceived in taking these bills supposng them be the
issues of the City Bank OF this city, which they esemble
A"e va s'~ "6ehSy may Out Ol Clr
cuation, which very few would regret.
The demand to-day for foreign Exchange was modes
rate and the supply of bills offered large We quote
prime bills on London at 81 a 81 per cent premium on
Paris 81. 26i Of. TO- Amsterdam 395 a 393 Hamburg
35asa 80. Bremen 7s3 70.
Counterfeit FIVE dollar notes, purporting be on the
Orange Bank of New York, in extensive circula.
ton in Philadelphia.
We an mex the current quotations for State and other
stocks in this market, compared with those ruling at two
previous periods
The New York herald., 1845-11-15


On Thursday evening, WIN. c. scorr jr, in the l4th
year of his age
The friends of the family and the members of Grove
Lodge No. 50 l. O. of O. f., Hancock Division No % 8
of T., and Ark Tent No. 6l l. o. of r. are respectfully
requested to attend the funeral from his fathers resi-.
dence No ls7 Franklin street, Saturday after noon
the 18th inst at halfpast O'Clock.
On yesterday at Al o'clock p NJ, Mrs. FRANCIS Ma
THIEu, widow Of Andrew Matthew, native of France
Her funeral will take place tomorrow Sunday at i.
o'clock P NJ from the residence of her son. Joseph Ma.
theu, No. 81 Duane street.
On Friday morning, Nov. l4th, of consumption Mr.
JAMES REcKHow, in the 3lst year of his age.
Funeral services will be performed his late resi-
dence, 90 Courtlandt street. on Sunday the l6 inst at
O'Clock r. NJ, at which time the relatives and friends of
the family invited attend. His remains will be
conveyed to Brooklyn for nterment.
On yesterday morning the l4th inst Miss MARY HYrR
widow of Andrew Hyer, aged s5 years.
Her friends and acquantances and those of her sons
Andrew, John and George, and those of her sonnlaw
John Evans and the New York. pilots are respectfully
invited to attend the fune raj Sunday afternoon al
4ocock, from her late residence No 10 Essex street
without further invitation.
At Newark, ~ j., on Thursday morning. l4th inst
EDWARD MARRENAR yo' sest son Of William and Eliza.
beth Perine, aged months aud % days
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral at Newark Sunday leaving here
by the 9 O'Clock morning train,
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

that cough always evidence that
purity has lodge IN the lungs and which speedily
moved will rIitate these delicate later
bring Inflammation Of the lungs-a form of disease
which we all know is the high read to consumptlon
Wrghts Indian V egstabe Pills a delightful medi-
cine r carrying off cold because they expei from III. sys
ten all morbid and corrupt humors the Of every kind Of
disease easy and ual body
eyed s a. e SUFFERING as if by maging -Four five Of said
Indian vegetable pulls night bed will
IN short time remove the ebst mate cold, the
time IN digestive will be restored to healthy
lungs consumption other form Of disease will be
luey impossible
IL should also be that by name of VIM
NJ Spears who sells medicine puTporng be Indian Pills.
can guarantee as genuine that he has for sale
The ONLY security imposition Of pc
Of unbemished character the Office and general depot
No. 238 Greenwich street. New York
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
WILLIAM WRIGHT.

Hills Infalilbie Onguent for preserving
and beauiyng the Hair-Owing to frequent inquiries from
c q il aud about the ceatra Of the
that such has been done j. Jarvss thread ede
fancy store No 635 Broadway where goodly supply OF the
py:ss or any exf9liaon Of the cgtice scalp falling of
cpa Office No Is Nassau For certificates and other
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HOIEL.
EA q l. f Ii A T n S ,
52S Pearl Street.

52S Pearl street.
s(ETWEEN Centre and Elm strees.-Warm, Cold and
Good clean single beds l2 cents each Meals 2L cts each
Board and lodging 81, so per week.
Newspapers from London Lverpoo Canada and all the
principal cities in the United States file jvIns
National Loan Fund Life Assurance society
~,x, . , EMPOWERED BY PARLIAMENT.
he following are among the advantages held by this
The Loan Fund from which the assured are entitled to draw
TWO thirds OF their payments.
Ihe payment Of premiums annually, half yearly quarterly
large sum to be permanently the United States
IN te names Of three OF the Local Directors Trustees as
Travelling leave extensive and bera and extra premium,
on the most moderate scale. - ~
Conditions OF policy less the assured mos,
uS,rEp STATES Local BOARD OF Directors
}}aaGioB }aiooB Harry Esquire, Chairman
JONATHAN NNtGHSG GoobHHTf HE ESQ.
GEoRGE BARCLAY, Isq. New York
soHHAMn MnaoMW66afR 4 WORTH, ESQ: ESQ.
SsE5EHhHysSSTs sEEHy :. &ARRaR RRlRRaRREf, H. Esq .,.,..,.
da22oIs a2okdAk A ii.oRkSh 4. dEISh1AfN h1Af r.o Philadelphia
physicians TO ths Society, (Aiedicai Eraminers)
KtEvARNEY I y /. RopGERs, NJ. D., Ie BeecIer st.
aLE1 rs nE;,T, +; ,HT,oSAGk, NJ u, lol Franklin st.
The Merchants Bank of New York
WIN. VAN HOOK, Esq. 80 Wall st.
General 4gent for the United States, and British North
,.. .4merfcan Colonies
JLsANDER STARR resident In New York
Office "a WALL Street, N. Y.
Pamphlets containing the Annual Report Of the Society
rates aiso blank ioms and the fullest information be OBJ
tanned nlo" 'pplic11tiGn 70 he s,. ssg,bse,ibeT;
jy "a 3taw in 3m'rc s' ''''''' "'
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
TABERNACL

AS the honor Of announcing his friends and patrons IN
New York, his departure for the south,
he WILL in compliance with the solicitations of par.
ties who unable gain admission former
at mos Opera House. give anght at the Tabernacle
MONDAY EVENING, November 2ith particulars OF
which will be duly announced
Mr. Templeon takes the opportunity Of apprisin his
kind friends Brooklyn that he w also have the pie aiure
of giving them night during the "a week. -
MIR t. will also have the honor of appearing before New
ark audience for the first me Of which due notice will be
given mig tire
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nl2 l,nsrc
BOARDING..

BOARDING.
FEW Gentlemen with their families or single gentle men
Aony can be with pleasant with
during the nter, at No. 81 Broadway few doors below
TIiaity Church -
The French and Spanish languages both constantly
ties 70 such gentlemen wish peect themselves the
said languages For further particulars please above
wv
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

GTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO divorces.
~ ter, Mass.
President-Hon. John Davis, of Worcester
Vice Presidents-Hon. Isaac Davis Worcester
- ,,,.,,. = Stephen Salisbury, Esq do
Treasurer illism Dickenson Esq. do
Secrctary-C Harris, Esq. do
Ihs institution r now prepared to receive applications for
than those ch,sed by other companies Ii has guaan.
tee capital Of Slo000 for which, per cent only
paid All the profits are divided amongst oerine
sreaer inducements than other company Application
assurance may be made to ~ ID SAXTOS
tAgent the Company in this cty,)
= = "a Wall street.
street III lmeod+r
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
Professor PIumbe-In one or his rece Mt

the that after his death they bore him his
their shoulders Should similar ever prevail IN this
country doubt Professor Pumbe will be buried with
the same honors for though he has surg the
woman he has done tmore than other man living TO
transmit posterty hfa aud mperishable portraits OF his
lar cOuntrywomen.
Let who wish TO enjoy honr Of unsoyed pleasure vi
sit his gallery 25 Broadway and they will readily endorse
sentiments.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
This Day Published, at 12h Cents, No. Of
THE NEW YORK MEDICAL

SURGICAL REPORTER
EDITED by CLARKSON T. COLLINS NJ. d. D,spen.
~ sary Physician formerly connected with the New York
Asylum for Lyingin Women also Yard Vaccine Phys
clan. -
THIS NUMBER CONTAINS:
Professor Motifs Cnique the Med al Department Of the
University, Saturday, October 10th, 1885, Professor
a. the College Of Physicians andsugsons Monday
25th lsa5 Professor Parkers Cnique Monday Oct eth
8i3 From the New York Hospital, Case of Acute iosst
B Newmsn M n u Turning in Arm aad Shoulder Presenta
uons py >. .. Philips, NJ d. Editorial DepartmentTyng
ne Artery within the Scaleni Muscles Of left
SIDE ioT IA mAnegrism Case of Compression OF the Balm in
which Dr Mott operated New Publications Weekly Re-
port Of Deaths in New York City Terms So rer annum paya
be advance SUBSCRIPTION received by the Proprietor m
Easl Broadway To be had also of H. O. Langley Asto
26l Pearl street Nil a,.yc
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

Died,

On the evening Of the 18th, by the Rev Dr. Hutton
MT CHAs H. FINE to Miss EvENA CAMERDEN all of this
city.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
AUCTION NOTICES.

A. q. TUTTLE. Aucuoneer.
GOLD WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY, &c. &e-Jacob
o'clock the auction large of Gold Lever
Lepne Vertical and Duplex Watches mostly Of superior
quality and fine movement.
Also so Shell Muslea Boxes; two airs slightly injured
Also invoice Watch MF teriaIs, Veryes.
Anchor Main Springs, Key fpes Steel Hrd Lever HlF-
Springs &c.
Also Gold Rings Brooches Pins Ear Rings, &c, SC.
TTeums cash. nl3 lt'Ine
OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Saturday Evening 18th Instant, AZ ex
IA O'Clock 2g3 Broad ,ay invoice OF Ancient aud Mo-
dvru Paintings received among whch many pleasing
pictures Cali and see Them MA 2t'r
CAFE TORTONI.
flHE PROPRErORS have great pleasure IN announcing
that 10 their already extensive place they have added sx
new saloons designed for the nmmodsfon OF private par
u with private entrance first door the right y o. 30
Reade street The Cafe Torboni situated the corner OF
keade sud Broadway. nli lw.mc
CENTREVlLLE COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED.
The Tgeiffh Number of dier1ude,, E2efcbc,,

-. - SFUBLISHED,
The Taceifth Number of Alexander F2etcher's
DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE.
THIS Edition Of the Holy Scriptures has already received
the appreciation Of the American Clergy Of all denomina
tons Mr. Fchers abilities for the task he has undertaken
ved not to nterrup he sacred The examination of
the work best No l2 has on.
craving "Jepthas Return The twelve numbers already
issued show good evidence that the publisher department will
nttvary except Tor the better Single numbers 23
~ GEORGE VIRTUE,
Mo lt'r 26 John street.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

MI ffOHOfNbte T'TnDDstffOn.-Mr. PhnIOn,
lhs Inventor Of the Chemci Hair Basam proposes any
whose hair fall those are
toubled with dandru that if they his Balsl ten davs
sni does entirely falling the dandruH
g. refund lhe The which has attended
tins offer.
Sold genuine only by Edward Phalou Professor OF Wig
king aud Hair cutting, 2li Broadway.
For Agents, see advertisement.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
HOTEL DES DEUX FRERES.


boarding and Rooms on the European Plan.
w HIGH IS more convenient comiortab and economical
w than other plan for travellers aud hose
business require them TO be absent frequently.
he quiet and healthy location OF thu hotel opposite Duane
park retired from the hustle and great
rougares adjacent thereto and all the steamboat land
ings presents the most desirable residence 1853 Duane
posite duane park nli Inn me
BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HOIEL.
VIE rKOPRlEToR of this long established Hotel takes
occaslon respectfully, to his old friends
public generally that in determination keep full pace with
the spir II entese now prevalent in ne he has within
the last months had his establishment thoroughly
oyerhaqed h Throughout That without regard
new Ladies' Ordinary and Ladies Dawing Room fronting on
Avenue both of which elegantly executed in
"a every particular the modern Style and elected
the eh admiration OF the hundreds who have visited
Dra~lng Room, several delightful
chambers also handsomely they
can be made entirely private from other
with these improvements he confidently believes that his es
cannot be exceed any of the States
ana ne respectfully solcits of
dian Queen" JESSE BROWN :"
Washington City Nov. IL, 1915. mia 2wrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
PROMENADE CONt ERTs,
A LA MUSARD.
FIRST CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Saturday, 29th November,

AT NTBLUS SALUON.
THE MEMBERS of the New York Musical Association
respectfully beg leave TO their friends and the
public their intention give series Of Instrumental Concerts
during the winter season. consisting of Oveues Pot Pourrs
Values uadrills etc. etc. by Strauss Lanner Labiizky,
Musard Julien, Guns and other celebrated composers
Such musical entertainments having created hs greatest
ctemenr in the musical circles Europe the said association
the request friends OF have procured all
the and best stons Of modern times which
now in rehearsal by full and effective Orchestra of
THIRTY-THREE PERFORMERS.
in order themselves from any loss which might
from the large number Of performers aud the heavy
necessary has been thought advisable to issue
scrption huic order that those
who desire attend the performance, may subscribe and
the projectors certain number of tickets
PRICE OF TICKETS OF ADMISSION, THREE DOL
LARS, FOR SIX CONCERTS,
To be paid delivery for the
tickets subscribers obtained applying
mtee for so each the door the evening of the
certs, IS cents each.
Committee of arrangements:
j. F. WOLTER, Il6 West GEORGE SNElDER, SO
Broadway. Crosby ST.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
POST OFFICE

- = POST OFFICE
~,,..x,~. New York, November 18th 1915.
STEAMER CALEDONIA FROM BOSTON-The Mail
- for the above will be closed at this office ON
day the 18th instant 31s P NJ Postage ali letters must
and each additional halt ounce s. cents
MD 2uc ROBERT H. MORRIS, T. M.
)NTOcMORR0W, tsunday, the Rev John Fletcher. VI
American Free Church of Saint George Martyr No iOe
Broadway, the morning. l01 land the Rev Profe. so
O'Clock. - 'S ~ ~
Seats FreeBsh Emigrants and English Residents are
part culsry invited TO attend nix i,sr 20 c'e
TWiNE, NAILS, SHOE THREAD, Sc
IN BALES English Seine Twine, assorted sizes
~ 45o Burdl.s 2 and ? thread India do do
100 Bales Cotton Seine aud Wrapping 90
1000 Casks Cut Nails Brads and Spikes
IS Bales Shoe Thread, assorted qualities
- and cord Gilling Twne Wool do; Brown do: Ma
ni,la aud Hemp Cordage; Carpet Warp Mating &c &c for
sale by ZEBRA & CJJMINJi -
mo ltFr 106 Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
THE AMERICAN GYMNASIUM,
100 and I6l Crosby street.

HAVING been completed will be open for subscription on
A1Mondy nth instant Those who have given then
names VIII E.ocue AZ ne once on ne institution
to take their exercise DUNG the day and will be case
corng aud strength Teachers having their scholars
attending select any hour for their instruction The D
rector will at all times be attendance give instruction
any improper exercise, particularly by boys The
regulation, the INSTITUTION are believed to be good aud will
invariably be enforced The various departments
ranged accommodate great number with every
nience.
Lessons in Wrestling by Mr.. w. Price.
We have the privilege Of referring the following medical
gentlernen; hentine Mott, NJ d.; j. n. Cheesman NJ d.
j Keemey Rogers, M. D; A. c. Post. ID:
JAS. J. HATFIELD, Proprietor:
. HENRY L. TWIGGS, Director.
New York, Nov 18th, I8t5 nl3 StM2tsre
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
Portable Shaving Cases-The Subscribers

having perfected and flushed variety of above offer
same as the most complete invented sutible to the
o. me travelling PUBLIC containing all that necessary for
the toilet with the addition ofthe Metallic Tablet Strop for
sharpening aud keeping rszors in the perfect
@. SAUNDERS 4 SON, III Broadway,
Opposite Hotel.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
ESCULAPlAN SANATIVE:
REsT0kER or HEALTH

UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH.
pkppR IToR Of this sanavs begs RESPECTFULLY
h he pow % PREPARED @ furnish them with this
proprietor deems only alone
% s s Of b M and from long aud pse
and he ample and sanstve effects preserving and
possessing medicinal properties far sapassios aay Thing
heretofore offered for the relief the
oyer the human frame that it requires dose small
eamstasce to rank the many nosums Of the
Gay s he day and ignorance has by
curative and quality any af medicinal plants and
SSadai
ssae Is thus smos, all restoring health
It's administration, that be taken all
assurance that this sanativs win accomplish all states
e oss s 5 % for
S%saFp sa ssDseay for G
ehtis, Dyspepsia Live. Comp all forms indigestion
aesa.ehs and other diseases Of The
Nerves Palsy Su Gravel and ali affection Kidaeys
a ssen ss
out the city aud country. MS im.r
VALUE AND IMPORTANCE OF TEETH. I
;a1s s Of s. 's sas cd
as even TO deceive the wearer and that too, without having
ss
sassS in s
accordance aomcal mechanism dental science
a. sS.s .9S 4rSssa
Lieutenant Johnson, U. s N. Sc sc.
ma mo It-mc 38l Broadway.
DIR. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS.
% BROAD DWAY-EXTRACT-
Ool cheerully comply with the of Lieutenant
clntosh state that he nvaded home
OF total deafness and and discharges from the eabat while
Ss% f ae E aa r.
sku treatment he recovered his hearing and returned to
his military duty Signed,
II. McNEvIN, Surgeon to
.co,mo - B. NJ. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS-A sure cure cure for ncipient deaf
OF singing sounds collections Of hard wax vIaed
uons OF these organs MS mfmc
IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.
II Just received from Europe, with assortment
OF fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movements lot of
Independent Seconds end double Watches Move
ments OF an entirely style and of superior nsh
TINS opportunity TO call the of all the
business to visit stock which, respect will be
found advantageous, both for price and quality
DELACHAUX x MARE,
a : No. l27 Fulton street, New York.
r. S-Engaged also the watch making business we con-
tnue 10 attend to the of all kinds watches
tcula'ly those Of fine and difficult works. MA an
WATCHES!-WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Those
~ who wish to purchase Goli Silver Watches Gold
Chan Gold Pencils, Keys &c. will find greatly TO their
to call the subscriber who selling all descrp
mons OF above retail much lower than any other
IN the city Gold Watches low $25 each Watch
and Jewelry exchanged bought All watches
to Keep good time, or the money refunded
G Y. ALLEN Importer OF Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Well street,
nlz linrrc up stairs.
The New York herald., 1845-11-15
THE ANNNAL RALL

THE ANNUAL BALL
OF THE PURDY GUARDS will take place Monday
" evening" November llth at the Apollo Saloon 4l0 Broad
way
Tickets be had the Other House. Of Broome and
Wooster D. C. Brodercks Of King and Hudson;
of any OF the following Com FSteward Kent,
j. HICKS, President.
]. SMITH, Secretary. NIL lwis+mc
The New York herald., 1845-11-15

CONCERTS, SOIREES, &c.
MIR. AND MRS. COLLINS. (the popular vocalists
1 prepared receive engagements for Concerts Sorees
SC, during the forthcoming season.
Mrs C. also Pianist and be engaged for private
Coton Parties. Further particulars application
MRS. NEWTON, Teacher of the Piano Forte
All dsfre