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ABOLITION OF QUARANrINE-A report on the
general subject of contagion and the duty of gov
ernments in regard to it., has been laid before the
British Parliament, by a Board of HealtE, com.
posed of the regular medical and surgical authori
ties CT England. 1t is a very full examination of
the long contested question whether diseases can
be excluded by municipal regulations, within the
control Of sentinels and barriers; or whether all
diseases known as infectious or epidemic have not
in fact, always local origin, which may be con-
noifed by proper agencies of prevention. The re.
sung inquiry is whether it is not the duty OF au.
thorifles to turn their efforts in the latter direction
exclusively. The results arrived at, are of high
commercial Importance, and pronounce strongly
against all quarantine regulations. The general
result OF the examination is, after having carefully
examined what appear to be the best available evil
1ence as to the facts on which the system of quar-
antine rests, having considered the report made to
the Royal Academy of Medicine in France. and
the written testimony of the most eminent profes.
slonai and scientific observers and writer's as well
In Austria and America in England, that the
Quarantine establishments in England and every
other country of which we have information are
wholly insufficient, even on the assumption on
which they have hitherto been maintained to pre-.
vent the Introduction and spread of epidemic dis
ease that these establishments are of character
to infict upon passengers extreme and unnecessary
Inconvenience, and to subject such of them as may
be sick to increased suffering and danger, while
they maintain false securities in relation to the
means of preventing the spread of disease.
They recommend the substitution of general san
itary regulations to ships in port, for the existing
quarantine regulations as far more effsciuaf to
extinguish epidemic disease, and afford better pro-
lection to tue uninfected on ship board, while it
would relieve passengers and crews from grievous
Inconvenience abate the motives for concealment |
OF sickness and for false representations as TO its
nature, greatly lessen commercial expenses, and |
remove Instructions to the free transit of goods |
and uninfected persons which the existing system
of quarantine occasions
1t follows, says the report that we propose the
entire discontinuance of the existing quarantine
establishments in this country, and the substitution
of sanitary regulations
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The CREvAssE.-The proceedings of the Joint
Committee of the three Municipalities. in relation

The CREvAssE.-The proceedings of the Joint
Committee of the three Municipalities, in relation
tc the projection of the city will be read with in
terest. A general apprehension has been felt that
the works at Saves may yet give way, and the
city be again overlooked. 1t is a relief to hear
from the responsible Surveyor that there is little
danger from that quarter. 1t would, indeed, indi-
cate criminal apathy, if, after mastering the flood,
and damming off the current, the benefit of the
whole should be lost for the lack of industry and
energy in Strengthening the defences which have
been found sufficient for the time. There is room
for the "practical man"-the levee. builders and
pile-drivers-wilhout this necessity of studying the
laws which govern the action of fluids. Happily
there is to doubt that every thing neces-
sary has been done, and that the work will stand
There is danger, it appears, of new crevasse, in
smother place, in the same vicinity, and the City
Fathers are engaged in consultation as to their
several shares Of the duty of Immediately putting
up works for protection We trust they will settle
these points and go to work soon. We have no
reason for anticipating any want of proper energy
But il can do no injury to any to be apprsed that
the Judgment Of the people of the city will be stern
and unrelenting upon every man who shall not
be able to make out special and perfect jusiifica-
tion of every act or omission Of his, that shall aid
in the renewal of the disasters of the last month
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HE RIvER:-At Memphis on the Doth, the river
was eight feet below high-water mark and at a
stand. A further rise was expected
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STEAMER LosT.-The steamer New Orleans was
lost on her way from Detroit to Chicago. She
struck reef OF rocks off Sugar Island on the 18th
inst The boat is a total loss The passengers
were saved in fishermen's boats.
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMPy

tF We invite attention to our stock Of SUNNI, r.. :
ssting Of l and elegant assortment Of FINE Conn
the most fashionable style. consisting in part a.
DRESS COATS, of Super French Drap d'Ee.
FROCK COATS, Of Drap d'Ete and CashIperer.
PALETOTS and SACS. Of Drap d'Ete Csshr.,.s. !. 4
Merino, Alpaca, Linen Gngham. Lusre seerss ~
BUSINESS COITEES and FR0CK C0ATS, q NM.
paca, Linen, Seersucker. Lustre, etc. etc. -4At
PANTS, of French Drap d'Ete White and Fansv n-sa.
lin, Seersucker, Check Linen, etc. etc. ''"f =
Vests, Of White aud Fancy Marseiiles Linen Nsnl,, ~
SHTRTS-Linen. LINEN with Cotton Bosom lrsu IA
Bosom, and Coored Linen and Cotton Of suue,. 49,
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS Of Gause gls.s15f
Silk and Cotton Linen, Cotton, Lisle Thread - - =
CRAPATS Gloves, handkerchief, suspenders Drrr,s-e
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags. etc. etc. q = ~
NORRIS & WAY, u Can. Y
leg 2dptie30 Of Comm, n. under HeyIef's -
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GO0DA
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
G, M. SIMPSON. No % Chagtrsf

~ AVA. 0A4SA3 O/4V, 1sO 90 O"e""s~
Ofers for sale his entire of FANCY and sTAPiE
GOODS either at wholesale RETAIL for cash approved A
very reduced prices, and many less than cost in cOn
making change his present business. Merchants, faen
Families will find to their interest call and ezaains me
Among his stock will be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS. ,rrs
Silk Tissues: Piain Plaid and Figured Foulsm siLAf
Brocsde and Btoche SILKS.
BLACK srLKs-Of all widths and qualities. for hmm
and Dresses. -
SILK MusLIss-BAKrsrs-PIan Satin. supsd ?
Printed; large assortment.
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-Orgsndies- -
SWISS MUsLINs. embrodered-colored and whit; rn
and figured Swiss Muslins.
RoBEs-Swiss embossed, of various styles.
French Jaconets and Cambics
large lot of Cheap Musins from 10 to Is cents.
GINGHAMs-A large lot of genuine French at ~
cases Of do. fine, styles.
CALICoEs-Tench English and American, from esss'
rs cents per yard.
PARAsoLs-Two cases new styles also cheap.
HosIERY-50o doz Cotton Hose and Half He's. chess
MOURNING GOoDs-Black Mousseine de Lame p s%
and Lawns.
sH.WLsnssooo worth Of real China E%bI0 ses q ~
fereJ =, -. - hIr ~ =! = IA 80. an HsrnAt
Muslin Shaws, various styles. .5fts II
MAST1LLAs-Of Muslin, Embroidered and Laos.
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS
LINENS and House Keeping Goods
IRISH LINEN SHIFTING of the best manufacture 81
bleac4 for family
LINEN SHkErINss of all widths. fully guaranteed.
TABLE LINENs-Damask and Cloths, with Nspkn
match.
DIAPERS of all kinds; Huckabuck Scotch Birdseyc =,
TowELINGs of various kinds Russia Crash. Linen ohs'-
pure and mixed rs
~ All Linen Goods sold with full guarantee, beng T
and Of the best fabrics.
PLANTATION GOODS
kERsEYs and LINsKYs; JEANS and DRILLS, Lowell -
heavy 40 Cotons; Cboctaw Stripes Kentucky Jesus-csa
meres; 500 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS
The above form but small portion the stock: all W.
will be offered at verv low prce. nyaff
Sfrangers in the City, Dr.. B. F. ~
IN the other columns OF this paper He ms
'ery pest IN his profession United States. All thai -
. need would do well to give him a CALL Sc CustemnsS
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Or We are. indebted to the Aleck Scott for ST.
Louis papers of late date; and to the mail steamer
Oregon for Mobile papers,
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ID lied.

On Monday morning. JOSEPH youngest Of Mary pshon and
Joseph Sxer, Jr., aged two years aud ten MONTHS -
"A little more than called upon record the
death of young child OF the Truly their she
tons are heavy May they consolation the reflection that
those who d III their nnocence are nAPpy
tB- Baltimore papers please copy.
On Monday of cholera. OLE HEE. aged about 40 years
Pelican Temperance Division and
members are requested their Hall THIS EVEN
ING o'clock for the purpose attending the funeral OF their
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PUBLICATION OF TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES.
Fourof the city papers, viz the Bulletin, the Bee,
the Delta and ihe Crescent, will hereafter issue a
Telegaphic Bulletin, to be put up in their respect
i've Offices and other public place, whenever their
dispatches are received within business hours
The arrangement has been made, that the public
may have the immediate benefit of all information
received.
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fY" The Ship Jane H. Glidden, Capt. A. Chlds
ave hargg opposite Post II, Second Municipality
Cons gnee please attend receipt their
All goods permitted within I'VE days Will be the
nublic stores. ir26 DEWEY g. co. 81 Graver st.
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To- For CLERK Eds Crescent. Please announces
HOPKlNs Candidate Clerk Of the Fourth Dis
ct Court the ensuing be held on ne 81 Of
je% MANY VoTEhs
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MUST B E SOLID
The Largest Stock Of CLOTHING, and C2us
euer offered in NepOrleaas,
AT ALFRED MUNROE & COS
GONE PRICE STORE
NJ "a

Consisting Of every variety found in Funhhiss ~ On
Warehouse We invite friends and The publ epss&
~ Look below for partial list
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Works on Engineering and Steam,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STAIIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
IA Camp Street.
ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS ENCYCLOPIE-
Ola bv Luke Herbert Civil Engineer, in 2 vols.
THE STUDENTS GUIDE TO THE LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINE, illustrated wi u copper pl9te engravlngs.
THE MARINE STEAM ENGINE. designed chiefly for
IL o Naval Officers and Engineers.
very extensive assortment OF other works MECHANICS,
CIVIL ENGINEERING and STEAM, for sale by
ie25 J. B. STEEL, IA Camp street.
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P E r FALC ON,


GUINNESS & BUSH, ICE. 81
jel2-lm2p f0puouss 49, ",
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-06
Boston Transcript.

C0nScientiOuSness While General Taylor was
on his way up the Mississippi, in landing at some
point on the river his hat was blown off and fell
into the stream, whence it was promptly recov-
cred by man in blanket coat, who returned
it to him by the rim, with about pint OF water
in it, which the general did not perceive, but
Capped it suddenly on his head. The water
(very cold) poured down over his face and neck,
to his no little annoyance; he jerked it off even
quicker than he put it on, and gave it violent
shake, while the unfortunate wight who present.
ed it, in great confusion, stammered out, "never
mind, General never mind, you shan'tlose by it
for if the government don't pay you for the hat
will" AS may be supposed, the remark, made
in all sincerity, elected shout and at once re-
stored the good humor of the general, who at
first appeared little "riled" at his unexpected
head bath.
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Messenger's Notice.

Worcester, So. March 8, I649.
II ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County Of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of AN DREW A. MARCY of
Mibury, se; County, carpenter, insovent debtor
and the payment of any debts the delivery of any
property belonging said nsoven debtor him or for
ms use and the transfer of any property by him
hidden BY law
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner Worcester
in said County, the fourteenth day March inst ten
O'Clock In the toreno0n for the proof of debts the
choice of an assignee assgnees of his Estate.
M5dw J. DAY. ID, s.. Messenger.
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" TIL Austrian army, which now consists OF
1000 men. is composed as follows: 35S, 1872 in
tantry, 64.524 cavalry 3l,8l5 artillery, 10000
baggage men, and $3.50 marine troops. This
powerful army is TO be increased to 10000 men
in March next.
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DECIDEDLY Cool. The editor of the N. Y.
Mirror, Taylor paper, writing from Washing
ton to his paper, says:
can unknown correspondent, who writes from
w ashington letter, which appears in Mondays
Mirror, recommends the sending of Mr. Clay TO
France, and entorces the proposition with some
very good arguments. The New Orleans papers
I notice, are making the same suggestion. it is
undoubtedly true that a large majority of the
Wings lOoud rather see Mr. Clay IN France
than in the Senate"
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General intelligence and Agency Office

FTtHE Undersigned having the license required has opened
Il an office of the above description, at No. 255 Main
street, near the corner Of Man and Mechanic Places
procured for those in search of employment any nd-and
help obtained for families individuals who may wish to
hne.
The subscriber will also receive applications from those who
may wish 10 hire or let Tenements, buy sell Real Estate
any other kind of property.
The Object OF the enterprise is TO establish Office, where
any species business that may by agency o.
third person, will be promptly and faithfully attended
The Ofce will be open at all hours O'Clock A. NJ
M and all charges for services performed will be such
cannot fail 10 satisfy customers.
Dec e. d3m RIP McELWIN
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IRON WAREHOUSE FOR CALIFORNIA. An
English paper mentions extraordinary feat
which has been performed at Liverpool. The
want OF any place to store the goods which are
now going to California determined Messrs James
Starkey s. Co., who have house in San Francis
CO, to send out the materials for warehouse.
contract was consequently made with Messrs T..
Vernon s. Co Tor one to be built of iron, under
the direction Of Mr. Grantham, civil engineer.
The warehouse is of iron, and the roof similar to
those used at railway stations The sides and
root are thin, covered with gal' anized corrugated
iron plates. There are large folding doors in the
centre, and windows in the roof. The order was
given on the 9th ulimo, and the men were fair
ly at work on the 9th, and on Saturday, the Sd
instant 1t was entirely erected, and ready to be
taken down, having been constructed in the short
space OF twenty three working days.
Mr. Simmons OF Oak Hall, is little ahead of the
English house. Some months since he had con-
structed iron store, and shipped it to Caljfor-
MIA; and it should be halt way there at this time.
The gothic windows of his old establishment and
the old signs have been forwarded with it, and
our Boston boys who are now leaving for that
region, will be enabled to reft at -" OAK HALL,
SAN FRANCISCO, on the arrival out.
Boston TRANSCRIPT.
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j. HOOKER, M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OIfice and Residence. No. 9 Park ri

Oihce and Residence, No. Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and OF the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
BY himself and Ioicis patronage from his friends others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will not nrus the dispensing Medicine to the care of
INEXPERIENCED individuals, but will far practicable
10 hmse thus avoiding great to Patient and
Jad l.
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Machine Shop to Rent.

- BUILDING IS feet by 40, the basement stone, the
fsnN IA other three stories BRICK, substantially built sua-
ted IN the village Of East Brook6eld within 40 rods Of
the Western Rail Road with permanent and sufficient water
power will be l,ased for term * years for any kind OF
machinery manufacturing story may be en-
tered from the ground without ascending any STAIRS and thus
aordng unusual convenences for any kind heavy business
The cars desred may be brought to discharge
directly into the building. No establishment of the kind
be more desirable for any business requiring power
great facilities OF communication with all parts of the country
furnace which makes castings, and other kinds
business are carried the premises For further par.
tIculars apply personally by writing A. F. WALKER
East BrOOkfed, or AMAsA WALKER, Boston.
Feb2. diff
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Drugs and Medicines.

WE take pleasure in announcing to the public
w that we have taken the Store long occupied
Drug shop, on the corner of MAIN FRONT STREET
fitted il up anew-supplied it with choice and we'll
selected stock OF FAMILY MEDICINES, and are
prepared to furnish any and every thing in line
patrons. We shall pay particular attention to the
retail part Of our business, and shall prepare
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
with the utmost accuracy All the
PATENT MEDICINES. of any value always
be found at Store. In addition stock Drugs
and Medicines, can furnish TOOTH Nail, Hair Flesh
and Clothes BRUSHES. at the very lowest rates.
PERFUMERY
or all knds-incuding every preparation for the HAIR
complexion, &C SOAPS & COSMETICS in great variety
COLOGNE WATER
of our own and foreign manufacture i any quantity by
the bottle or by the gallon Also, all OF LUBIN's EX-
TRACTS for the handkerchief together with various
English preparations.
English, French and American CHEMICALS.
Best European LEECHES always on hand
CONFECTIONERY Of all kinds.
d. SCOTT, JR & CO.,
No. 2Sl Main, corner of Front Street
Worcester, Feb %, l94s. w6w DIFF
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BIackstone CANAL Go.

A1AsHChASEUAAC OSGNhME co.
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 the stockholders in the
~ Blackstone Canal Co. that special meeting thereof
will be holden at the Office of the Providence Washington
insurance Co. In Providence on Wednesd the 9TH day
OF March next at O'Clock in the afternoon consider
and decide on the acceptance of the passed by the
General Assembly ee State Of Rhode Island, the last
session thereof in relation to said Company closing
its concerns
The adjourned annual meeting said Company will be
held at the same place 18th day said March, at
o'clock P. NJ THOMAS BIJRGESS Sec,ry
req e. dim
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II V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
IN Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street
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Too SICK TO BE HANGED. The doctors are
at work to cure up man in South Carolina that
he NAV be executed according to law.
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DIR. o. H. BLOOD,
STEPHEN TRACY, M, ID.

Respectfully offers his services to the inhabi-
tants of WORCESTER. DR.. t. having enjoyed superior ad
vantages and had ample experience in the East Indies and
West, as well as in New England feels fully warranted in CIV
ing the that all entrusted care recurring
either MEDpAL SURGICAL attendance shall be treated in
the most reul and skilful manner
Office lat present. 60 MaiM-St.
Dtc27. dtf
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General Appropriation bill, and to make further
communications, the adjournment took place,
sine die, at quarter before o'clock
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Barnes Patent lew Iron.

RLACKSMITHS and others who use the forge
~ are informed that the above named TEW IRONS
are admitted by all who them have hs preference
over all others new in use in saving of labor and COAL
For iurtner Information, inquire of Messrs Bradley
hice-Aiien Thurber-William A. Wheeler, and Leon>
ard Pool, Worcester. For sale at
March 2. VIM. A. WHEELER'S FOUNDRY
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CHLOR0FORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, is prepared
extract Teeth WITHOUT PAIN by the this recently d.
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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DIED.
In this city, March 8, Mary B., wife of Mr. Elijah P.
Haskell, SO.
In Clintonviile March l, Miss Anna L. KNAPP, 81.
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MARRIED,
In New York city, Feb rs, by Rev. DR. Patton, Mr. Lud-
low Patton (son of the officiating clergyman to Miss
Abby Hutchinson, one OF the celebrated vocals!s.
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NOTICE,

A LII PERSONS indebted to the late firm Of II. BLISS
IA CO., are requested TO make immediate payment
to JOS. Il. GREGORY, who Is authorized settle the
affairs OF the concern. Nos Main Street, or oste
Courf House. Worcester, March 2.
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Eg ROSS'S XpreSS forward all sorts of
parcels and small cases through direct over the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fall RiUer, Bristol and Warren
July22. dwtf
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GREAT CARRIAGE SALE,

GREAT CARRIAGE SALE,
S-Y EDWARD RIDDLE,
Horse and Carriage Mart,-No. 65 to " Union
Street, Boston.
On Saturday, March M, at IL O'Clock,
lsN@6@ 81 Al the two large Carriage Repositories,
h>9xf11 ~ Union Street a credit of months Tor
ETy@~tf1I all sums OF $500 and over with interest
GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF VALUABLE
NEW CARRIAGES AND HARM ESSES.-Wiil be sold,
without the largest and best of Car
rages offered at any sale, including all the ready
made stock of Two large nanuf cturers, cOnss 8g of
superior ght Clarence Coaches.
elegant C-spring do-handsomely trimmed
2superior extension top Barouches.
do staRdng top Chariotees, for persons
20 do extension top Carry alls, of various patterns
10 do standing top do do do
10 do slide to Buggies, for 2 or 4 persons.
20 do single top do
do open do
do light Lakewood Chaise
do light Worcesterees.
do light Covered Wagons.
do two wheel Cabs, new style.
25 single and double HARNESSES, part Of which
are the highest cost and fnish.a
N. B. Most of the above Carriages have the new I'm
proved axes ami otherwise beautifully Finished and
well worthy the attention OF those in want for their
private well merchants intending to snip
The whole will he arranged and ready for examination by
catalogue three days previous to sale.
Manufacturers and others intending contribu to the
above sale, will please give early notice.
Boston, March s. eodts&w2wis
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BBINLEY HALL.
Madame BiScaCCianti

TTAS the honor announce to the Ladies ana Gentle
L men of Worcester, that her ONLY CoNCERI THIS
season will take place at the above Han on 80
THURSDAY EVENING, March 8th,
On this occasion she will be assisted by that distinguish
I'D pianist and Vocalist
gu ''0"'S MIR. J. L. HATTON,
in .;rc some ri, his celebrated " Descriptive Comic
scenes," and by rso.~,crANrT
fher husband) who will perform TWO Oh Rls 'o''s
." so be had at Ellis Music store and ut
or.,s and Lazell's B Iokstores. and at the door,
Waans onen At 7-Concert commence alta O'Clock
Doors open a' DIST
March 8.