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Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Matiock Il MeColiunl.
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
Nj erchants,
cAMDEy,#ARK


thankful 10 tie eilifens Of this and the
adjoining counties for the patfnnare hereto.
ioru besiowed upon them, beg leave 10 inform then,
that they s,l continue business al the old stand.
where they will be pleased 10 see their friend.
aud all others who may require their services, and
hope BY their usual stret and pfomp. attention to
business TO merit and receive liberal share Of
patronage They have recently had large add.
tons made TO their Warehouses. aud their landing
and wharf shall at all times be kept in good order.
They pledge themselves To the merchants and
planters that their charges shall DO as low as at
any other regularly established Warehouse in the
place, and all cotton or goods stored with them
shall be kept in good and safe houses, where
neither will be liable to damage OF waste.
They also have on hand large STOCK OF
GOODS, which will bo kept up during the season
by the weekly arrival Of the boats. which will bs
sold on accommodating terms.
Camden. Oct %, ls47.-47
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

Two youthful heart, J.. JOINED IN ezstlli
liisr met again in hratra
Dirp-ln lli, place Of scarlet fever. On the I'D
INST 1o.r n fgANcEs, and on the 9th fAul nuuNn,
bath aans Of Mr. Bernard Ceumenaii, the former 2,
aud the latter I Yeas Of age.
'sNn bitter tears for thee b. shell
llia-.nms Of being! seen and fansi
Nth flowers n.unr We sifeW thy bed.
Oh best departed ones
Mhusr all ol hic-a rosy ray
Biushgd into dawn. aud passed away
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

ing NrsAGE--wc devote the greater
pailion ol our paper to-day, Ia the fefah.
liealion Of tho Presidents message. In.
der the peculiar circumstances in which
the country Is placed, this document vii
be read with interest, as i shadows lllih
the views oi tho administration on the N
raas SUBJECTS which now agIiale the pull
lie m'ad. Having as yet, only gwen ii
a hasly perusal, we are MT prepared 10
mihe any commit, even it We hal The
.arr lnr sn doing.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

CorroN.-1he Picaynno of the 10th
in relation 10 the cotton market says
This mornings mail brought the Tele.
graphic accounts OF the Brilania's news,
which US regards Cation, were as usually
unsatisfactory. In our market there has
been fair demand and $500 bales changed
hands at about 10 decline.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

In one ci our columns, uur readers will
find a notice lot mrcling oi the irienis
al temperance. Circumstances almost
necessarily prevented the eonsehing Of the
society On the last regular day according
10 notice. Il is 10 be- hoped, that such is
the favor, with which is members and our
citizens generally, regard such a society
lis ensuing meeting will not be permitted
10 pass by, without respectable attendance
aud vigorous eIinrls 10 carry ouI lis objects.
The day appointed is the first of the new
year Can it be more appropriately celr
Lralcd Then let our temperance men,
take up the affair with spirit, without which
it cauno succeed. aud the absence ol which
will tell worse for the cause than entire
neglect,
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
.YOffce.

"a ILL be sold, on the first day of January
w next, at the courthouse door in the tswri
of Afkddepha, on a credit Of twelve months,
TEN NEGROES, belonging to the estate Of
William Jan,s, ST., dec. Bond and approved Sc
eun;y will be required.
G. VI, MADDOX, Administrator
Of William james, ST., dec
Dee 5, Isi7.59.3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Temperance Notice.

~ EXT Saturday, January LIST, is tho regular
l Y day for the meeting ihe Hampstead County
Temperance Society, The friendsof temperance
are earnestly requested to attend The meeting
viii be held in tho courthouse at l01 o'clock
A NJ Addres.e' may be expected
, y CoBB, Sfcyusr3
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

PECULIAR CAsE.--ln Jefferson City,
Missouri, Jesse p. Loiler, one of The most
respectable citizens, who shot his vile as
she walked behind him on narrow bride.
path, was tried for murder and acquitted.
The dying woman declared she believed it
was a mere accident her father and mother
procured the indictment. - Western Cont,
ReHi.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

A MisrlKR.--0nc Of our Locoloeo
friends desires us to say that his party hav.
ing always been accustomed 10 vote On the
Second Tuesday Of Novcmbcr,and not being
particular TO read the newspapers, had moi
hccomc aware Of the change made by the
new Constitution, but will he out nCH l'ues.
day in their usual slrength.--N. Y. Pa.
per.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

o. The Dtmocraiic mas meeting al
rellIseI Ia come of at the court house. in
this place, on Friday last, prusei cum.
plrle failure. We are crcdiby informed
lha', upon counting nusrs, ii vas aserI.
iaiael thai hu, lhillrrn Of tho susfeign.
we're IN attendance. No delegates were
Nominated 10 the Democratic State consen.
tim, aud, as consequence, we presume.
D. ] lltma..ead' will hr unrepfesenlfd.
Wr were lhllhrr iuinrnrl that eleten Of
the lhiIiren present, were in favor of Drew
al Johnson lor Governor and Congress
man. How tho matter would have staol.
hal ihore been fall attendance, We are
IN ablr Ia say. lie knowing ones scen
IN think It would have been different.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

A NEW STATE "A writer ON the cop
per lands of Lake Superior, says that new
State is about to spring into existence,
called Minnesota whose port Of entry will
embrace the western extremity Of Lake
Superior Excellent coal lands lie be.
tween that barbor and the Red river set.
llrmenL.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

ALABAMA SENAroR-rho Hon. Dixon
II. Levi; was on the 9th inst. reelected
U. S. Senator, by the Legislature of Ala
hama, for six years from the Alb Of March,
lSl7.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

The New York Express says that preparations
are now making in that city 10 hold grand mass
meeting, some time next week, to manifest appro-
val Of the sentiments set forth in the resolutions
and speech Of Henry Clay al the late gathering Of
the people at Lexington, aud IN the position which
he has assumed in regard 10 the Mexican war
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

kINp AND CoNsIDERArF.-The Boston
Post thinks that in consideration Of Henry
Clay's patriotism in 1872, he ought not TO
be entirely doomed to traitors grave.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

The New York papers announce the
death. on the % insi., of George II. Cotton,
Esq, the talented editor Of the american
Review" The publication Of the Review
will be continued.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

CoNGEss. Our acknowledged are
due Senator Ashley for llouston's reports
Of the proceedings Of the Senate. The
first aud second days proceeding -apah
from the organization OF the bod dy-eohtain
bat little Of interest.
In the House Of Representatives on the
Eth lust, Thomas J. Campbell Of Ten.
ncsscc was elected Clerk, nplacc ol y. h.
French. The whole number Of Yates cast,
92j-neces.ary lpa choice 10. GA the
first ballot Mr.. Campbell received ll3 -
Mr.. French 100 scattering 3. The slh
was principally occupied in the election Of
officers. Mr Nathan Sargent was chosen
scrgcnl.atarms Robert u. Ilorner. door.
keeper, aud John NJ. Johnson post master
oi the House,
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

Tho Rev, Jane, Black, Ne are rrgnssl
I'd Ia state, will preach tho funeral sertnon
al The late Elijah Swali at Salem Church
m SUNDAY neat at l u'rlurk 4. NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

IN ihs Hsmpsisad Circuit Court, ia rdeafion,
Dteembrr %, A. ID. 1917,
John Pcarcc,
Josiah Patterson, Timan Ia chaHc.ry
l.. Patterson aud VIM
w. q. Collins,
Defendants.
fI'lllS day came the said complainant by Moore
L. * Field, his solicitors, and fIed his bill Of
complaint against the above named defendants;
the object Of which is to compel one Of said de.
fendanis, viz; josiah Patterson, to pay anto him
the sum Of one thousand dollars aud set aside
fraudulent assignment Of certain article Of
agreement entered into by and between said
Josiah aud Tilman L., and by said Josiah assigned
to William w. 6. Collins, aud that said article
Of agreement be redcliycrsd 10 said Josiah us his
own property, aud that he be compelled TO satisfy
said complainant, the balance due TO him amount
ing to Sl.500 with interest, or that said Tilrnan
l.. be compelled 10 pay 10 said complainant, tho
foil amount aud value Of the materials, gin, turn.
ing lathe and tools so furnished him by the said
Josiah, and that said Josiah pay to nun complain.
anti the sum Of money sufficient 10 make IN the
sum Of $1,000, taken in eonnexion with the said
value Of the said gin, material, &c. SC, or that
said Josiah aud lllman l.. be compelled to pay to
hun SlOGO, specified on the face OF said article
Of agreement and for general relief. &c, aud tho
said complainant having also filed the affidavit
Of vi V. Collins stating that said Tilman l.. Pat.
terson and William W G. Collins are non.r.si.
dents Of the state Of Arkansas II is therefore
ordered that this order be published in the Wash.
lngion Telegraph Newspaper published IN this
state, for two weeks snecessiyey the last inser-
tlon ODE at least four weeks before the first day
Of the next term Of the Hemp'tead circuit court
TO be held on the third Monday after the fourth
Monday Of January. \ D. 1913, notifying said
two nonresident defendants that they be and
appear at our said court, to he held at the time
aforesaid, and on OF before the third day thereof
to plead, answer or demur to said compliments
bill Of complaint. or that the same will be taken
Tor confessed and decree entered ae, ortiugly.
s T. SANDERS, Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Attest s, r. SANDERS, Clork.
2-9w
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
Hdrd,rGre.

haNes aud forks, carving aud haehsI AIkes
pocket and pen knives, SCISSORS shears. faTnfs
haees aud bits, sllingling haeheis. shoe and nal
hammer drawing knives, handsaws. GIN. mil aud
hlslrm files, horse faspf, hTmef and socket chs.
sells, single aud double plain Liis. foot adaek cup.
ioan'i III, chest, French, pad. plate, nm aud
iafPrnlcrs' knob locks, tlnt aud percussion loeks.
fnand and Hat spring bolts, shoe pheers, sheep
III AZ, knob aiuhrs, door handles. saltes,s spFine
balances, hlii,ana aud tnn table aud tea spoons,
hos plated aud ton alfnps, spurs. screw drivers,
bullet moults, bfass aud bark colin uaIls, violin
f'ungs, gimblrls, percussion caps, e0fksefews, fish
hooks aud lines, tea bells peggng and sewing avis,
bras eantlcslcks, hand eul and ianeni saws,
.i.osfls and tonEs, yihe blades and sekles
amaolhing, lofc, jack and jaIatet planes, wool
ald clion eirJs, manila aud eoiioa rope, plow
lines, and bed cords, Collins axes, broad axes,
angrrs, parliament hnges, butts and screws, eeiiea
mills, hooks aud hinges, ffoes, wagon boxes. waffle
iTods, liTaw knives, gfass and cane syihes. Caro-.
lna oastsioel and grubbing hoes, sad irons, grind
stones, or and trace chains, nails and hfads Of all
si'es, 'hoyels spades, patent balances. sieves.
gaften rakea ny pans, plow noaldz. Iron Of all
kinds, tngiish, German, aud cast steel, hollow
ware Of all kinds and descriptions. such as ovens,
skiilals pHts aud kettles Ae &c
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
aAsuIAeroN, D,cemhcr isl7.
ffom The y. o, Picayuae, Dee. Is.
FROM THE RIO GRANnE.

The steamer Ann Chase arrived ,esier
Jay run the Rmzis, whence ,hc siied uu
Tie l0h M. She lrd Vera Cruz on the
2slh ut. aud touched at l'ampiro.
by lhis arrival We have copy Of the
American fIag oi the sh inst. irnm Maa
nafas. Ne mud in il the following ae.
count Oi a lighi between our troops aud Tie
Camlnches:
Late accounts from Sailillu represent
that the Camauchrs have made descent
ia large lofcc upon the Mexican settlements
NEAR Pauas aud Saiillo, robhing aud mur
dcring in every direction. MAJOR Lane,
ct the Texas Cavalry, with sixty men Of his
command, had fight ~nh ihrm, and
lager iurce ha. been srnl To his assistance.
lu enable him to dive them back To their
homes in The mountains. The following
i. AN extract iiom a letter written 10y Maj
Lane 10 friend in Sa.iio, describing the
engagement he had with the Indians. The
letter is dated
ENcANrApN Nov. -. 1917.
Dcir AcSOa-Wc had tight yes'crday
with IN Clmanchrs. The red devils got
wind OF our approach aud were formed in
battle order aud bold array To receive US.
! ordered charge, and We dashed into
hem in gdlrnt syle. They received US
Ia good orIcr, but were sum put 10 Il ghl,
aud we kept up running fight with them
for TWO miles OF more, killing thirty and
woundiug many oilers. We pressed upon
their mountain ponies 50 clusc that they
finally dismouncd and took to the noun
lains on loot, aud the pursuit was given up,
our poor friend W. II, Bel! was killed IN
the charge, aud McNllriy anl two others
wounded. The men fought well, and can
whip tamanches on any ground. | start
Tor PArras 10 morrow with my whole com.
manl, again in pursuit vi The Indians, who,
We I'm unicrsland, are in large force in that
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. say 0JJ strong. They
have been devastating the settlements, kill
ing the Mexican hoabfei, an ,rp in. vh
the womer. This you know is unchrisiian
like, aud We 60 to show our gallantry in
defence oil the fair. Mount aud come with
rs, for we are certain 10 have brush.
The Flag says that Salarcgo has been
appointed military commandanl OF Tamau.
lipas, in place Of Gen. Urea.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
WGrGiiC0re, sc.
Il. W. MONTGOMERY,
II CHARITIES sTREET,

III CHARITIES STREET,
sew ORLEANS,
ttAS on hand a very complete stock of good.
IL in his line. In addition to his usual tSten.
siye assortment Of Birmingham, sheffield and DO.
meslic HARDWARE aud CUTLERY hs stock
Of heavy goodG isyery complete, embracing, among
numerous other articles
1000 boxes lin Plates. z, Pontpoo and other
brands, also, Block Tin, Sprer, liuI, nc.
10000 pounds Iron Wire, assorted all sizes,
$50 tons Iron, assorted Swedes, American
and English, assorted ilit, round, square,
plough plate, hoops. band and sheet; Steel,
all kinds
dozen genuine Collins & Co.'S light and
heavy Axes
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted
oil sizes
900 tons llolow-ware Castings assorted pots,
ovens, spiders, s,eis, ire.dogs, &cI
French pots.
800 coils Manila Rope, assorted all sizes
900 casks Ok, log aud Trace Chains.
Together with Whittemor.'s cotton and wool
Cards, Wilson's Coffee Mills, Ames's, Rowland's
aud other makers Spades aud Shovele, wire and
hair Selves, Hoes Of all kinds, Anvils, Vices and
Smiths Hammers and Bellows, Tin War; Mill,
Cross.cnt and Pit Saws, horse and mile Collars
and ilamcs, Straw.outtcrs, Corn shelters and Corn.
mills Kings Ploughs, Nos. !, 9, 3 and 4, Paper. all
kinds, Tar, Spirits Turpcnlne and White Lead
Paints, all kinds, Mil and Grind Stones, NH Irons
Botiug Cloths, all numbers, Shot, Sheet and Bar
Lead, Stock Kettles, Bark Mills.
ALSO
1000 gallons pure Sperm Oh and
/ 5000 gallons wuler-strainod and bleaohed
Whale OIL
Els stock Of Cutlery Is not surpassed Buyers
are invited " examine before purchasing else
! whete 9w
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29
STATE or ARKANSAS, !
CoUSrY or llENrsrgAD.

In The Hampstead Circuit Court, ia raeafion,
Dteembrr %, A. d. Iel7.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-29

bttsHtbtf ~,
John Pearcc,
Complainant
~.
Josiah Patterson, Tilman
L. Patterson aud VIM
w. q. Collins,
Defendants.
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duouI ls5ors having 20 ny knowledge devoted nearly
thirty years Of hs e 20 promote The best interests Of
HE country and also foT the intrinsic value Of the woTk
which receiving praise from s our in;s gent farmers
throughout the eDg 9Th and breadth q the land b=cs5se
being in part reprint Of the excellent and costly
standard works Of Europe and this country and Of Prize
Essays Of great value il is peculiarly z. b Distributed
for The benefit o. young who 70 follow Agricul
ture for livelihood The success Is well ss the honor
Of the pursuit demands that IL should hereafter be fol-
lowed intellectual emy loy nsnt and do DO; hest
tate 70 say, after careful consideration that Tie Far
rsrf L'bravyT Is eminenly calculated 70 give IL that
character. Next wanted 70 suggest that many even in
moderate circumstances deferred from sending their
stock the Fair in consequence Of the expenses IL DO
ing So Now think afford % sdnii every srtcls
free Of charge for admission but ought also 10 pay
all the fair charges Of bringing any animal 70 and from
the Pair hat takes the premium. With ressrd your
most humble seTv't R l.. COLT
7. B. WAKENAN. Esa.
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AMRRIoAN MUSEUM

livery pay AND EVENING THIS WEEK, com.
fERsoRMSScEs onIIf~ia the morning, At 10 o;
eiocs, in The afternoon 81 ), and In ue evening T. and
Po,i,iysly NJ Ere. List except The Presa
The Manager happy 10 beng sos 70 .n.9a.s &c r.sn
n1H'''''' ''' ONE WEEK MORE
with that iuasirlou. Man 10 mature,
GENERAL TOM TRUMP,
ard iils utterly Impossible for h:n be prevailed upon
remain lonse,s ban T,j ,sS, SAN day ,Ss vvv
Of bis exhibition 10 New-Yosk AMI shose who delay shsu
calls beyond ihis wsss VII ,,,,,
he rsres to private life sooa az he makes the tour Of
The eitss Of The uuion-
will ihrong the Museum TO ace him. he viii be s-eu
EVERY MORNING FROM nj TO O'CLOCK
On the platform 10 one oI he main balls OF me Museum N
CITIZENS DRtss, Il which be viii resls ii. History,
Travels, &c. sing variety Of seng, dance ne Poke
FRED ssspssfcR fE GREAT oREciaS sT3rGEs se
&c He "s;q spSs,T5 i oe 81; %sspD ssss
before Louis PHILIPPE. King Of tho French, and al
The principal Courts Of Europe Afler which 10 viii ap.
70" - BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
in Which hs WI dsnss ne hlShLASp FL!So Ne se.
Vieors and The principal Crowned Heads or Europe vii
" IN THE AFTERNOON FROM 8 to O'CLOCK,
he will appear The Stage In hs Lecture Room 10 IVA
iiey u Performances and Costumes, IN conjunction viii
other performances
THE GENERALS MINIATURE EQUlPA9E,
consisting OF sgDncent little Chariot and gmy Ponies
with coaehmsn and foouan will perambaale Inc streets
daily. .
Or Morning vi,srs Us no. admitted 10 either the A.
tsTnoon evening performances
ETHIOPIAN MlNSrREL3
GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Comedian
MISSES WHEELER ard JULIEN
ANATOMICAL VENUS 10 be seen et To- extra
MADAME ROCKWELL. Fortune Teller
Abundance Is cents. children under 10. l24 eents No
readnssions-one payment will enlle 10 but one sdnis
son. 49, - -
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
10 compliance With the request OF numerous families
and others who have unsDe 10 witness the exhibition
Of GENERAL TOM THUMB
subsc ber has a. considerable incOnve neuce effected
an Arrangement With him % remain Al tho Museum
ONE WEEK LONGER
terminating Saturday night, The 1On instant but be begs
to assure toe public, positively that the e Generals
Engagements such that Il viii uliery impossible tor
him to rem ain beyond The above slated period
mis- 2. T. BARNUM
D4hKER'- ANNUAL ExBIBi ZION BALL,
j will Take place Al Tan many HA44 honds, evening
tho 22d will hrou Sht fcr I'D greater variety Of
nsw dance. any, former exhibitor, nninbesng "a
Toe exh. hon % commence al hsfpss's o'clock Tick
FOR sdn.sion 81 10 admit gentle All and lazy exua
isd - tickets 81 eeGt-i be obtainei Al me AL
mic SITS
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EAsDAfl Asrcn "
Y Bhs Gen Pierre and Msor La-y, Of III.
Array, arrived IN the City las, night from Wash
iagton- l. vas currently reported there tia, Mr.
Pierce was to receive the vacant Nalo. General
ship. &c has served before in The Army with credit
and we are disposed 70 believe is as vel qualified
for MAJOR General as any one Mr. Polk would be
likely to sppoirt
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDo

SAVINGS na1A iSt ~ $3.50 " '"S '''-D" e-~ Nv
fsmpowEREp ~ Acr or p,sLfAMrsr)
CAPITAL, 1890 900 sterling, or sS,oOO,o0O.
2IsJ, 900.
LAaiE MURRAY L.q 0-orge,'t HsDoyer-sqaps
PAy,icse,-J. ELLIOrsON MD, FRS
Aosuary-w. $. b. wooLHOrsE, ESQ. f.RA-s
Secre;1y-F Y, cAMkoUx, ESQ
rJ,HIs INSTITUTION embraces lmporsu, and sub.Ian-
is sdv snisses sh respect 70 Mo assurance ana 90
POWER % borrow, Without xPens7 or or-ipfe Of ne poll
iey two-shrcs OF rs premiums paid $50 Ihe opaon Il
selecting beue6ts and he aversion Of his ini8rests 10
rsees oIser Convenience or aecessiiy.
Assurances for erms Of years 1t lie lowest possible
Prrons Insured for se can oaos borrow bsif amount
n annual premium ioE gs successTs years, u lhef o"a
nOts ami deposit d policy.
.tec states 10 Of three Of The LOca Drociors-
a. Trusecs-avasbs always ~ he assured 10 case o! dis
puisd claims lshogo sny such afi.el or othsrwi-e
The payment Of premiums, bafyeary OF quarterly, ~
.rifnk sdgsrrs ueOn me sDnuAi rate.
Ts.ny lsy. allowed .her each psymsn, Of premium be-
TsvsDg savc extensive snc hbefsi s0f rxirs pr-rl-
ulns the most nodersle srals.
Diytsios o. PAoSirsrhs rsnarkab!s success and In
creased prosperity = As society has eoabisd hs Dr,e.
tors a. L6c annual gsd0D, 70 declare foarh
bonus varying rom 3 70 IS per eent or 10 premiums
paid 90 each policy sesctsd % he prohl scale
oees Tor Ansriea. "a wslr.l-NssS- YorL-Jseob Hsf-
y-y, Esq-, cAs'r=ssA yohn j. Psimsf' E.e, Jonsts.h
Goodnne, ksq James boorman, EGG, ocoras bhe ~,
Esq. s.lDnsf3 Hovl4nd, Fac, Durham A. Worth Es9
samuel NJ goz Esq. William Van Hook, Esq- and C. I'd
Pslla4s.sI1s-C .e,nsut C. Bldde, ysq Louis A. Cooley.
ESQ George Rex GfaAsaa, Esq William Joass, Egg
BalsmSrs-JOnsihsn Merstith, ksqY samuel hornsos
ESQ Or. J. u. nccuE0h-
]. Lss0der Starr, General Aren't, and Ed~ad r. aeh
ar3sou Ese Genera 4eeoanLn FOR ne nIsd states sd
Bnrsn y A. Coocies 49,
nod,oas Ezansn<rs, Hsw-York-J. gsarry EodgersA D.
ITO Bleecker-st Alexander z. Hosacs, 81 D. I6l Franz
Inst; 5 :. ke.ns, N. D. 13o Fourib-st
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20

NEW ITALIAS TRorPE-Ths Herald says that
saro1gh NJ Hscketi has been finally arranged ihst
the Italian operse corps shortly expected here from
Havana, arc to perform first in Boston