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Northern Markets

10y ieFE,apa 10 ,ne petersburg nte-encer.l
e,Jy Int not active The inspections for the week are aeo
h,J H. ard street els for S. 81. sab. ~ ,; D "a
Wbsa, at :, &tdsl s. Prime White Corn at t3l74 dc,
and pr,na yu " at isc. Sales of Oats at 3ic ST. of
WI - Sales of New Orleans NIoas,es NJ ~
NJ, - II, 10, 5e p. M.-Sacs OF Genesss Fiorr
-, a. s,I So ,aq - Southern at So 81 The mark,
i ,e,J t - :, here is less doing Com and
the market has downward pL t t, ,ain> As
before. There a far inquiry 70, re,Yl lung IN
o,heF Provision. Sugar, in air ton t3 81,
Moiasses without change Prices OF [, ~ "@hdy
declined. Rice has slightly advanced
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Loss OF THE Schooner FREDoNIA.-By the ar
rival at Baltimore says the Charleston News of the
ilth inst, of the bark Ell Dorado from Havana
23i ult,. We learn that the schooner Frpdonia from
lh's port, for Cienfuegos, totally lost on Key
breton on the 18th February. Grew saved, and
had arrived at Trinidad de Cuba.
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GREAT misunderstanding recommendation
of Lord George Bentinck, in the British House of
Commons. to take possession of Cuba. has appeared
in the newspapers in the United States pretty gene
rally, without having excited much comment The
policy thus recommended is grounded upon two
considerations first that the possession of Cuba by
England would break up one of the chief marts of
the slave trade second, that the claims of the
Spanish bondholders in England might be liuuidated
in this way.
There is third considerations which his Iortlship
introduces incidentally, though it an after
thought: yet ii is one which would probably occupy
the first place in the mind of British politician.
= In possessing Cuba says Lord George = Eng
land would have the key of the Gulf of Mexico, as
she had i'll l762. when she took it with six sail of
the line Then we need have no alarm for our
American colonies, because could cut the trade
OF the United States in two by destroying the com
mnnica1on between New Y ork and the Mississippi
We should, then, hear more Boosting from Uncle
Sam about stretching his length from California 10
the Pacific and turning Cuba into a kitchen
garden.''
1t Is not in place, perhaps to dwell at length upon
a matter which the course of events NAV not bring
up Tor an actual decision for some time to come
There Is not, however, any point upon which a
general agreement among our people might be pred-
Gated, III reference to any question OF foreign policy
with greater degree of certainty than this one of
determination that Cuba shall not under anv cir
cumstances, pass into the hands of England, The
power To enforce this determinations too pro,inr
stronger and strsger with our advancing resources
does not increase more rapidly than the intensity of
the determination itself-Baitimore Patriot. lOib,
ARRIVAL OF lMMIGRANTs.-The following is
comparative statement Of the arrival of immigrants
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AMERICAN BIBLE SocIETY.-About 5000 copies
of the Scriptures have been entrusted to a special
agent, Rev. Mr.. Norris, for distribution i'll Mexico
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LAW BooKs.-Our readers will find on the fourth
page an extensive catalogue of Law Books for sale
by Alex. Levy Co, corner of Camp and Grayer
streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-18

BRAzIL.-The elections to the representative
body of this empire have resulted i'll the decided
triumph of liberal principles
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-18

o. bill has been reported in the New York
Senate to suppress the business of fortune telling
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IorNG PRfEsT.-On Saturday last, a child
six and half years of age, Of Rev. S. NJ.
lsaacs, took part in the service Of the day the
new synagogue in Wooster street, recitng before a
crowded congregation chapter of Kings H., with
the synagogue music appertaining thereto also, the
blessings before and after the lesson. His Hebrew
reading was critically correct, and he could be dis
tnctly heard i'll any part of that spacious building
We learn that he is intended for the Jewish mini
istry.-N y T0urier
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o. Gen. Houston left Washington City on Mon
day morning, 9th inst, on a visit to the North.
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~ The ship Mary Frances went ashor> "l,,'
judah on the night of Thursday week in i. Nv
STORM. Her safety considered doubtful. '"s
pftohss 10 Aiessrs. Sturges d Chairman and WA.
one ot the Mobile packets. There Was SIS 600
rs urahce on her.--ucble Tribune. 18th inst.
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bANks'-ln Massachuse It's, eleven bank. have
applied for an increase of cantaI and the Rank
"a 'mittee have reported ayorably on nine.
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THE AuTocRAT.-This monster of the Nissis-
sippi, arrived yesterday from Memphis with cargo
of 1852 bales Cotton and 100 tons assorted cargo
the largest cargo ever landed at our levee
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

Arrivals at the principal Hotels Yesterday.
ST. viz "a '3S ) S: 81 f. e.
H bFs and a. 1'f sh T T' tan Msft. a. r'
G 51sn0a T. s. At = Bell sin and family Reid w A
VHRaspAs a" w b Wn s'an01 Hoy French G.
and s sap Po ke , Q onay and @ M Ans,
a vs. MI? ss5o, M K Ks s Ii b He rq
wv freeman and lady, All ' - '''''N -''l's''
ya oHae " H aHms T E. s. Sotn G
Y k 9asv n.y. H f%ss H ff F:nS F. Cook la
HEwlETT, :, ExcnANGEn u, Burnett, Texas w. B.
gHsssa Ps % Z fEW!4 { s" tg s T.
Ssw shiaf1y s j. Bid s@t + Aa Pollard T. Duncan N
n BasKS ABcSDE-R Morris, Gen Huston, w L.
tGs h BH Tn2r r49s Th9 d,. shTga Ark
tT" Browns Gold Pens-These unrivaled GOLD
PENS all the axibiy the best Quilts The following
tracts show the estimation which they held by the Judges
From the Picayune,
on M S "onfss ; 7T S received lot Of vi Pens
lie Pen VIII admire these They gbly and smoothly and
"a gp eg 9 IT mnaS 4 Rs w 3 S Pens
From the Delta.
se'endd pe"We have received from Guinness Bush of No
IL Camp specimen of excellent kind PEN made of
5 an Be fa ba. se es thai mss esa re-
tured, 1t is actually pleasure to write with them.
From the Times
od Ts ~ P our s oo
% @ write a S s any Ha tP st. rhe ee a
very args assortment Of Superior G Pens and We can confidently
ES- For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy articles and Gent Furnishing Goods,
mhl4 St l2 CAMP STREET.
To- Purchasers S e Ct olothingca At ALFRED
where always be found the largest of Goods in New
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-18

TIE PEACE TREATY.-The National lntelli
geneer of the 10th inst says that the amendments
made by the &. S. Senate to the Mexican treaty do
not affect it in its leading features Of peace, cession
of territory to the United States or the considera-
lion to be paid TO Mexico therefor
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WINTER CLOTHING AT COST!

| No " LOON UT FOR Ba G.1INS'
A LFRED NTl1NROE x co. No 81 Magazine street,
u VII now sell tirir entire stock Of THICK WINTER
ti!oIlilNG at the actual manufacturers cost
We have now hand very large stock of Goois-mgh
a , tbSn EYER before a this of the and
wish purchase, convince them that We will now offer
greater bargain, in Clothing thin eyer before Ns%
thisis raoppotunty for TO supply themselves
,coo black A Ann nao othe1 d Tod1 are the poW9g
900 Cloth Cashmere and Tweed acs Paleios and toat
400 long and medium blue Blanket Coats
500 pairs co!ored French and English Cashmere Pantaoon
1899 o pairs black CasslmeIe and French oekn Plantations
500 black and fancy coofed Satin Vests
zoo c9loed Cashmere Vests;
800 black Cashmere, }ombazne and Barahca SIX Vests
suqper black Silk Velvet and Royal figured six ve'e
ooo Efs s v%s io % Bs~ 1 aaJ sc% Ss'
5,o po Nj Muslin Shirt, with linen b9aoms-Iae,t styles;
RIack and white Kid Glove; S".pemders;
Black and coIorcd silk t'r,vats:
SIX and Linen IlandkercFets; Trunks cite etc ~.
- r an and examine before purchasing elsewhere. No
e9 One price for Goods, and no deviation.
mRs5w KLFREn NJ ~ S M lI@ C6 ivy d MasSlas
TWO WEEKS MORE.
NJ II INFORM friends and the public generally; ma
y, ~ We viii continue two weeks longer 10 sell WiNIGE
which me the VIII III be 5s" nae 1I up IN
An unusual opportunity now offered to persons WISHING
to provide themselves with Winter Goods al the lowest fa,7
lars worth which will sell to country merchants oih
10 great advantage to them anxious to close OUT
the stock. MOGRIDtIE Il ANTION,
mhl4 3dp If. Under St Charles Hotel cor Common t.
CLOTHING AT COST.
The balance Of our Fine Fashionable Winter CIol"'s
tcost-consisting in part, OF
Black French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS
Blue do do do. do;
fs%" an. "a" 9ss s e a aS
Black and Fancy Tweed do do;
Fancy Cashmere BUSINESS COATS;
Cloth CLOAKS and ONERCOATS;
OPERA CLOAKS
Black and Fancy Cashmere PA NTS
Fancy Merino and Cashmere VESTS
Fancy and Black Silk do:
Black Cashmere and Satin do
Ball and Evening do
Cotton Merno, and Lambs Wool trNDERsHIRTs;
Do. do do DIR AWERS:
Do. do do HALE HOSE:
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS
Embroidered Bosom do.
CaVa Scars, Gloves SuspendeS and all articles pertain.
ing to Gentleman dreSi of which made OF the best
materials, and in the fashionable sfvIe
,-,,, NORRIS Il WAY, No % Camp,
nib 2dplm Common ST. under Hewlett Eychance
ELECfRO-MAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
The application OF the above agent 10 "a
sneneoype, Ia discovery OF the subscriber he unie
,iehea enabled TO produce Portraits of the most superior
hd IN SINGLE sEcoSD-catefDg the precise expression
instantly, and fixing it indelbly upon the silver plate.
Rooms corner of Canal and Charities Entrance No -
CHARrREs ST. [mhl6 I'M w. Ii. HuTClIISGs
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Ofic ial Statistics of Louisiana.

This work, General Statement of the Statis-
tics of Louisiana. taken from the official rolls of
Assessment, made by the several parish and district
Assess ors of the State by Cha rles Bayon, Ito
whom we are indebted for copy has just been
printed at the Courier office in this city. 1t affords
many interesting particulars, as follows:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-18

ARRIVAL OF lMMIGRANTs.-The following is a
comparative statement of the arrival of immigrants
at Boston for the months of January and February
1916, 1877 and 194s
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE,

p HE IN DTlhsNFtIN I'D : - =.
IN Day ,; as,oGaled , !1Gq r. il il he ~ -
enaNEss under tle i lg" and ID firm Of KNOWLES
\, NOEL, at No, IS Canal street one door below Camp
We will personally attend TO REPAIRING every descup
ton OF FINE WATCHES, Clocks, Jewelry, etc Tween.
tytour years experience enables friends and
the public that work shall perform to their a
faction.
We have in store and will constantly keep for sale hand
some and well selected stock of WATCHES Of the best
manufacture, Jewry, Silver Ware Spctaclcs Cod Pens
etc. all OF which will be sold low is any house the ry
and fnlly guaranteed, Please call p KNOWLES
mills tm " NOEL
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Mr.. PIERRE SoULE.-1he period of imprison-
ment of Mr.. Soule resembed rather a fate than a
term of probation or punishment. lie was visited
in prison, the night before last, by many of his
friends, who were all received by Mr. Soul6 with
the greatest courtesy. During the course of the
night a serenade was given him by some of the
more enthusiastic of the population At 10 O'Clock,
yesterday morning. the time of the expiration of
the sentence, large number Of persons repaired
TO the Parish Prison, attended by band of music
and carriage drawn by four white horses. Mr..
Soul6 was rendered seat in the carriage, which
he declined, choosing rather toy walk. He was then
escorted through number OF streets past the FIRST
District Court to his residence in ROYAL street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-18

To ADvERTIsERs-We would suggest to our
advertising friends that their favors if put in Mon
days edition, would receive largely increased cir
culation, through the juvenile venders as two
or three Of our morning contemporaries never pub
lish on that day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-18

NOVEL RAcE.-As the passenger train which
left Providence. Rhode Island. few DAYS since
arrived near Worcester, it overlook the freight
train which had started an hour before When the
trains Were nearly together. five cars from the
freight train became detached and commenced run
ming with increased velocity towards the ascend
ing passenger train. The locomotive was at once
reversed and a race commenced, which lasted to
Manville, where the passenger train having gained
a quarter of a mile upon the freight ears. a man
jumped off and turned the switch, by which the
freight cars We're thrown off the track and precpi-
tated with great force upon pile of rocks. The
passengers, might be supposed. we greatly
alarmed but none Of them suffered any injury en-
cept the fright.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-18

CELEBRATION OF ST. PATRIcKs DAY.-llere
and there, in our city, even at the earliest hour
yesterday morning, might be seen the usual green
sprg in the cap hat OF the SONS of Erin, signi-
flying the advent of St Patrick's Day. At about
noon, the Hibernian Society, with their beautiful
banners, preceded by the Star Spangled, ,
marched in procession through the principal streets.
We don't think we noticed civic society that
made a better appearance; the uniform of the
members plain citizens suit of black broad
cloth and their wide green badges contrased well
with this. The harp, Irelands national emblem,
covered with roses; and the music played
merrily as they moved along 1t was generally
acknowledged that they made handsome appear
ance. As far as we have heard. everything Went
off finely.
There is something beautiful in the tenacity with
which the Irish preserve their love of country,
even so far from it. If Old Ireland were flourish
ing and happy, we doubt whether this would be
the case and thus it is so commendable, that,
amid her griefs and oppressed condition. thousands
and thousands oftrue hearts still turn fondly to her
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-18

SLAUGnrER.-Upwards of 300 dogs have been
killed lately in the kensngton District, Philade
phia, as preventive of hydrophobia.
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FUNERAL HoNoRs TO THE REMAINS OF Ex-
PRESIDENT ADAMs.-This is an interesting day in
New York Business is generally suspended pub
lie buildings are clothed in sombre drapery, and
flags are flying at hafmast, as testimony of re-
spect to the departed statesman. The windows
and balconies Of every accessible point where the
procession is expected to move, are thronged with
spectators. Between 1900 and 1000 troops are
assembled on the Battery.
We had written thus far. when, at IS minutes
past 2, the first of 81 guns corresponding with the
age Of the deceased, was discharged. announcing
the arrival of the remains. Meanwhile, solemn
dirge is telling from the steeple of old '' Trinity
and hearse, drawn by eight horses clad in black
drapery, and led by eight mulatto grooms, dressed
in the Turkish costume, is in attendance. The
procession is now in motion--25 minutes to g. p. NJ
". Y. Journal Of Commerce, sM inst.
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THE subscriber having, by act Of February 49, 1916 be-
fore d l. Ricardo, Notary Public of this city acqnIgd
from William Terrell, inventor of the FIREPROOF
CONC7I'E GR.3TE-B.4RS, and paenee of the ,ame,
BY patent dated Apr % 1s43 the right sole agent OF sad
Ferre OF making and vending said Patent Crate Bars the
STATES of Louisiana and Alabama, and the Mississippi
River and lis tributaries gives notice that he PREPARED
to fulfil orders for said articles They especially
ended to sugarp anter and owners OF steamboats, as being
tar more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars.
an persons infringing said patent by manufacture
or selling similar articles without authority from the PATIENCE
VIII be prosecuted 10 the extent OF the law.
Now lrealS M:rcLl MEL ANA.
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ELECTRO MACNETIc PORTRAITS.
tf the application OF the above myslerons agent pa
s,erfeotype Ia discovery the subscriber the nnt
signed enabled produce Portraits of The most superior
knu IN slNitE sEcoSp-cachng the precise expression
instantly and fixing indebly upon the silver plate.
Rooms corner of Canal and Charities SIS Entrance No .
CHARTREs ST. [mhl6 lml w Ii. HUTClIISGS.
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MILITARY SHAVING CREAM AN EMOL
LENT COMPOUND

NUST EXCELLENT for Shaving, with either cod o.
1sA warm waer-Prepared by VIM. BAILEY Chemist,
c0rRer gt Sands amt tHon Streets Br00kiya, .Nw York
This valuable compound the eicaciou and
delightful preparation of this description yet discovered The
principle OF is manufacture embraces complete neutaza.
ton Of Alka the actual presence of which is found ever
other soap. Aka mpedcs the natural nsensbIe peEpra
ton, dries the surface, causing to crack and bleed ATTENDED
with an exceedingly unpleasant irritation, especially in 0
weather. The hence therefore, OF this deleteous nged
ent Is, OF itself high recommendation. For sale BY
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uoners 10 Ex-President Adams.

EX-fT
Mssrs ESifors i observed in your paper a few days
since Nh excellent suggestion from correspondent IN rea
ton having appropriate hono pad 10 the memory
of En- President Adams this city, which nope VIII. De
carried ont by the New England Society at least r tu-
ans the distinguished OF most noble SIRE anu Ills
great learning staeSmanShp varied requirements IN SCI
the fine etc, together with his pure ana oy
PATRIOTISM made him Notwithstanding some fautsJ tue
pride of his countrymen, and should make every New Eng
anders heart beat with pride at the mention OF his name
How appropriate then for New England in this city,
TO take the lead in manner TO commemorate his great
public services and private virtues.
The New England Society has several members who
would do credit TO themselves, and even t" such subject
Either OF the following gentlemen, who members would
deliver fine eulogy: Rev Mr. Clapp Judge Billiard Levi
Pierce 5 = Prents, and f. 4. Bradford, ESQ all OF
New England hope the society will take the matter in
hand, ON BAY Sr>rE.
MoEE CHLoRoro RIM. = We learn from the
Charles,own CIass.) Aurora that Andrew W. Oil
Yer. who had his thigh crusla,. a, a stone quarry
in Medford took ci.loroiorm, for the purpose of
having Ills limb amputated and died in about an
hour. without recovering his senses after inllaIins
it. He leaves mother and sister in Sterling IL
linos.
FUGITIvE FROM JUsTICE.-Robert Miller a col
ored man. has been arrested at New York on a
charge of committing burglary i'll Philadelphia.
In a valise and trunk of his, from thence, was
found large quantities of silver and other ware.
which. from the information received from PhiIa-
delpha supposed be the result of eight ten
burglaries. in that city.
observation-disclosures of 300 dogs have been
killed lately in the kensngton District, Philade
phia, preventive of hydrophobia.
IorNG PRfEsr.-On Saturday last. child
six and half years of age, son Of Rev. S. NJ
lSaacs took part III the service Of the day at the
new synagogue in Wooster street, recing before
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-18

NEW ORLEANS. March %, 1913
M DHnH-l have used in taking off Two crops Of neaf
the Patent GrarBarS invented by Mr. VIM Frrrl and find
them lar superior from their concayr surface TO the onaH
bars nse naSmuch they will from their peculiar iorna
lion; last five times long. Respectfully.
nhlS BIN O. w CAMPBELL
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81 INNER HATS FOR CHILDREN-I have !, RIM
II 1Tore a large assortment OF Leghorn and straw III
HAIS suitable for Children; for ,ae low -
lll,1 OF Z. d, BUNCE, 80 Canal St
rr, " l. n o r T EnR1NG.
A TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BELOW COST
~, ~ At the New Clothing Store under the s. Cbarle:
Hotel, corner Common street ~ ' 81 "i'7'
NM ZIP II MOGRIDGE Il ANTHON.
. FEW, PRIVATE BOARDING.
a P PnnnnpnnEN lLEAlEN can be accommodated with
"a boARD IN respectable priv ate family upon the
ost tea,ohabe terms, s. so per week by early appca-
uoh a. W 224 GR1PIER STREET. between Circus
anu 81, John streets. nihl7 i'm
G. YALE, JR, & Co,
No. ID Chnrtres street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED. per late arrivals, a large and
general assortment of SPRLhri GOOIJS. among
which new style Bareges. Musins. Lawns Bingham
Muslins, Embroidered Swiss Mnsins, Black Italian and
Gros de Rhine Silks of all widths Black Watered Striped
and Plaid do, White and Cqored Gros de Anc etc New
styles Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin and Taft do
all Nos Tuscan, Pearl and Fancy, BRAID RoNNETS,
NET AMP car lRIBBoNs, WHITE GOODS. Linen
Chemisettes, Thread and Lse Laces and Edrinas Ss;i
and JaGonet Mnsins. Cambfics Gloves Hosiery etc 10
which they would respectfully call the attention OF their ems
'oheis anu the PUBIC generally mhS 1m2p
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II is stated that the Graniteville Manufactu ring
Company of South Carolina. will he ready to COM
mence operations previous to the first of June
next. The factory itself, is building of some $50
feet in length, and built of beautiful granite, quar-,
ried on the spot.
o. locomotive was lately shipped from Phila-
delphia to Havana. to be used on one of the rail-
roads recently established on the Island
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~ Clothing-NEW GOODS--Lntest Styles-AL
rhfp NJ zoe & CO.. No. "a Magazine street, have received
per 81. Mary, Palestine, = ircsis of
Snpertlte French hIlri cloth Dress anl fiork
" 4" Doestm Cassmeri Pantalomis;
- black and tjolorel V-s. best stvlrs
flch black embroidered Clutl Vests,
i,ttra r'ch fancy Silk Velvet Vests superb quality;
ALSo BROWN blue olive green brown CIartt anal
Cloth trock Coats 0i PES French Cloth " 'e''9
White Marselles Vests:
Rich light Silk Vests, 10 Balls nd SoJrpes
ALSO A variety oil other choice
- Iau anu examine One Prize Goods ond ,o Jerd
mh5 ALFRED MUNRO 20 ~ "y uto"doH
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A M I Sc NJ E n rs.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE

SATURDAY EVENING, March Is-'Third Nah
- the celebrated Grand Opera in acts by Rosm Of
OTHELl.O or THE MOOR OF VENICE Pe, Jlnuu Oh
MeSsieurs Dulleye, DubeWl Aphor>e FINES Fhn g
Lecourt sg- TOMORROW sunday, Forlh h'" wy. Io
the Ballet Company of MIR, and Mrs MONrI NISIIpp Oh
Performance TO commence at Z o clock II,