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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-07
THE STATE OF MISsISsI PPI.
MndiSnn COMnN-SS.

~ 1gUOtk WV
BY THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY
To all persons interested in The lands ten
emeniS and hereditamentS Of John i
Dering, deceased:
UOU are hereby commanded TO aP,,
4 pear before the Probate court OF
said county, at a regular term thereo,
To be holden at the courthouse OF SAID
county, on he second Monday in January
1850, then and there TO shew cause u
anv YOU have, why the said court should
moi order and deere the lands, tenements'
&c, Of the said deceased, to be sold to
satisfy debts, &c.
Witness the Hon. JHoN b.
Howcorr, judge Of Probate
#-# Of said county, the second
LIS. Monday Of November, IN the
- year of our Lord II thousand
eight hundred and fifty and seal OF sala
court. Issued the 10th day Of Nov. 1901
Nov. %, 1850. 3-2m
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.,f,be most objectionable waste
inss AZ which we have ever
~ the first day Of the meeting
fia'' 4, extraordinary" session.
!. 4. order for printing at the
I e,,,o t,eosury, Thirty thousand
w.. oai,man's message-a docu-
~ !. been or will be published Tree
,,.,sury in every newspaper IN
.a..ibIy will have been read Oy
and chile in the State who
!, I'D /. at all, before the hrs'
IVY H., tbousand copies is printed =.
..no, and his friends are de'erm'
NJ. lbe money now In the treasury
..,m, |, might as we'll be scattered
ssippi,p Office for unnecessary
4 be fooled away IN any o'"0'
!, venture to say the people OF
!. viii long remember, with feelings
s,i,n and shame, the administration OF
WI Governor; but we congratulate
4, certainty that he will be the las
IN m, line. A new era will oPer
%.i.iopi within the coming year. The
|, nuud to The core, and will not sup
,lninistration which has run riot wit
interests and dearest rights. I'M
nton /, co,rup.--it has trified with tn
4 The people--it has become alarm
rdeal Of the public treasure--lt mus
I. ovenhrOwn. The storm is alread.
that will sweep it from power an
Hammond Gasette.
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Final settlement.

MOTTO is hereby gwen that | will,
~ at the January Term, 1851. Of the
Probate Courtof Madison county, Miss,
present my account for final settlement
as executor O the estate of James Lee,
deceased, when and where those inter.
ested can attend.
JAMES H. DUNLAVY.
Nov. l6, 1850. list
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A. ICK
TAILOR
FROM PARIS.

HAVING established himself in Can
H ion, is, after his long experience
in The principal cities of Europe and this
country. prepared to make up clothing
in the most fashionable and tasty STYLE
Confident of giving entire satisfaction
TO all who may favor him with a call'
he respectfully s%ollcits a share OIL Inc
public patronage. 80,
Canton, Nov. 2, 1850. 9-uL
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

BY THE PROBATE CoURT OF SAID County.
WHEREAS affidavit has een made
w that Elizabeth johnson, is a non.
resident OF said State Of Mississippi,
and publication was ordered as to her
at the October Term, l848, Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Madison county: These
are therefore 10 require the said Eliza
beth Johnson, and all others interested
in The estate of Jesse Johnson, TO appear
before said Probate Court on the second
Monday in December next, (1850,) then
apd there to shew cause, if any they
have, why the final settlement of Rob.
en- G. Cowan, administrator Of said Jesse
johnson, deceased, shall not be allowed
andga decree made %thereupon accord
ingly.
WITNESS the Hon. John B. Ilowcott,
W. Judge o fProbare Of said couu.
EAN ~, the second Monday Of DC.
zzzN9k1S Der, in the year Of our ord
Ts%S<S one thousand eight hundred
and flIy, aud seal Of said court.
Issued the 18th dry of October, A. D
1850. J Il. CAMERON Clerk.
Nov. 9. 1850. l0-4w
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|, %%S'S'i1er, having settled in
N E,sS foe The purpose Of E
aNG, takes this method Of
v me citizens of Canton and
! that he has opened his
\ : ! 70 4 house formerly occupied
4 l ward as a Drug Store, on
~. Sae Of the Square, and respect
''Is ! share Of the public pat
s' ! ae wishes to dispose of his
\, si'Ck before Spring, he has
" . Offer such induce ments TO
N y " cannot fail to give salts
n st ! ne has the ARTICLE, he
y can please in the PRICE
,a rS0e'; DOmessics, Cashmeres,
NJ al AalpaCcas, Shawls. &C. sc
N s ! his terms are, " for
CASH Please cali and
Gls,O VIM. II. NlCHoL.
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"THE BOOK OF THE NATION"

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1851 ! !
MRS. s J HALE, AND L. A Cooley, EDITORS.
american Writers and american Artists.
Am5rican Fashion Plates.
The universal voice OF the Ptss has pro-
n%ounced this publication at the head Of Ameri-
can magazines. The Publisher, in obedience
10 the public voice, means tn keep it there; he
has the ability and the inclination to do so.
As lung advar'ist meuts are seldom read, the
publisher of the Book means to he as b1ef as
possible. BY reference to an advertisement
published on the cover al the Book, "a speci-
men Of which will be sent to any person res
o~uesting it, postage paid,O it will be seen what
is tn be done il 1851. 1t will aboun / Line,
Stippt & .Messotinto EngroCings, and Cotored
Plates. 1t will have an unden,uble AMERICAN
FASHION Plate IN EACH NUMBER.
No lady can make n dress to suit our more
refined taste, and be in the fashion, excepting
from "Godey's reliable Fashions"
The MODEL COTTAGES will be continued, anC
in every No. will he something new Tor I'll
LADv's Work TABLE, such as Knitting, Net
ting. Crochet, Patch Work, Leather Ribbon
Chenille and Lace Collar Work; Chlldrens
and Infants clothes, Caps, Capes, Chemlsettes
and in fact every thing that will please I'M
ladies.
Udoubted Receipts and neW Music, will als'
be given regularly, AMERICAN AUTHORS, ootf
male AID female, will grace the work by thel
contributions. In fact, Performance, not Prom
ises, is The peculiar talent Of tue Publisher o
the only Lady's book published in America
The Proprietor OF the Book having cOrducte'
i for nearly q years, considers his own tas'
far superior TO any professional Pets'n' as
caterer for the amusement and io'mallo "
the ladies' of his own country.
TERMs-cAsH IN ADvANcE-PosTAGE PAID
Single No. 25 cts; One copy, one yeay, So
One copy, five year, SlOi Tw" copies, on
year, SIS; Five copies, one wear, ~; Zen c'ple'
one year, 500; and an eTtrG copy 10 me per'o
sending The club Of 10.
These terms will not be departed from .
any OF the Philadelphia Three Dollar Mag
zines.
ia Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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|0UNG W. LEWIS,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
CANTON, MISS.
her,, 1850. o-'l
ELECTRlCAL FEBRIFUGE,
OR
SPEEDS FEVER TONIC.

announcement that Fevers of all
ades and types can be cured in from
knh hours, without vomiting, purglng
l,seeeabIe operations, will appear so
lMd improbable, that many will hard
i tpdence, though mOmentarily as
d such apparent presumption, aud
Bss~oi the subject, nevertheless, we
aarB declare thai the Electrical Feb
dl5 il when used as directed,
a Yellow, Congestive, Typhus and
aOt Fever, or Ague end Fever, all
aWe and potent remedial action.
atcly sale in ali conditions Of life,
be administered with perfect proprie'
h sEes of all ages aud constitutions.
i've numerous letters and certificates,
70 If as the testimony of Others can
We, safe and uniform successful Oper-
no following extracts are fair speci-
Goodman, Of Linden, Alabama, writes
I'D, 1850:
adsered It last summer in upwards
hses Of different grades Of fever and
sdin every instance in from two to ten
%latRsOSULLg, la April god, 1850.
have Nsed it in upwards OF one hun
~ m
sAol Bilious fever and lever and ague,
R'II case it prov d successful"
en- CHARPONTIER,
JOSH NJ CHA FRONTIER,
WIN HAIFLEIGH.
sHls' reference apply to the following
7, mostly physicians and planters, 4
4 Z The maHy:
Nv Mississippi Gen W L Brandon
\ II AssssT BShaw. WCAJ nIlinqs
s'ld Ballin, David McCan, Kiln
: ant Asa Ross.
PET Oanee-5O cents half an ounce
i.uihcient for six or eight cases.
sDnlns without the fac simiIe sigma
aA'nd'll Go, the likeness, aut6ori
'.lafe Of james Speed, On the en-
ne words "Dr J Speeds Feve
Tlsans" blown in the phial.
WHY ~ A KENDALL g. co.
IN. froPrietors, New Orleans.
- PRIESTLY & MOsBY,
Druggists & statiOners.
b US Dec. Z, 1850. l4-3m
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned at
the November Term 1850, Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Madison county, on the
estate Of Joseph S. Battle, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate are noli-
fed to come forward and make immcdi-
ate payment, and those having claims
against said estate, will present them lie
galIy authenticated within the hours
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
GEO. BODDIE, Admir-.
Nov. 70, 1850. l2-6w.
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INTERNATIONAL on

"INAUHNw-
lRpS @AEoR's NOTICE.
srrsD = administration having
1 s,a.' q to the Undersigned al
var Mlst@, 1850, Of the Pro.
s,,a Madison county, Mississip-
Nj 'i ioSs, o. Henry Field, decd,
ls.o @Seoted to said estate are
ps .''as forward and make i'm,
Ri5' 1sa,, and those having
sllv . 'ald estate, will present
etibsSs Intoxicated Y within the
ArrsS' y law Or tIiey will be
49, $ BAILEY, Admir-.
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n TELEGRAPH
,O PrATuSE'
- ELRCTION.

eco AHAN
GLORIOUS NEas!
40, 20, a o'clock +. M,
wv lave eaffisd this state oy
n Pa' s;or,y-psrhaps THIRTY
.nn,iss. The disunion-
VEN vi, three, by an aggregate ma
h''o 900. The others send IN
!. r,sm 100 1900 majority.
aaH MACON, Nov. 81.
.,on,ies in Georgia, the Union
,,sdy fourteen thousand Inc
W. ". carried only six countless
l !, tonr,een delegates thus far.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-07

HowcoTT, Judge of Probate
of said county, the Second
LIS. Monday Of November in the
wear ofour Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty and
seal OF said court.
LssueI the 10Th day of Nov, 1850.
1T. CAMERON, Clerk.
Nov. %, 1850 9-om
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-07
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MndiSOn COnnkN.

By THE PROB ,TE CURT uF SAID County,,
To all persons interested in the lands.
tenementS. &c. Of Samuel Z. RatcIDc,
deceased.
WTOU are hereby commanded to ap-
4 pear before tae Probate Court OF
said County, at a regular term Thereof
to be holden at the 'ourt-i ouse OF said
county on the I'd Monday in January,
1851, then and there 10 shew cause, if
any you have, why the said Court should
not order and decree that the land
tenements NC, Of said deceased should
not be cold to satisfy debts, &c.
Witness the Hon. JOHN B.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-07

WUSF RECElVED--A lot Of fine dou-
~ bic barrel SHOT GUNS, Tor sale
low by
Sept. 14-tr HARRINGTON
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-12-07

PEDESTAL GLASS LAMPS.
EMTE have in sore an assortment Of
w PEDESTAL GLASS LAMPS, a beauti
full articIe-neat and convenient, and
three times as economical as candles.
Sep, IA PRIEsTLEY & MOsBY.
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MERCURIAL DISEASES.

q OLN1N-W.~E
Persons whose constitutions have become inn
paired by the iniudiCious use Of MERCURY, will
End these Medicines a perfect cure, as they never
fail to eradicate from the system all the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations Of Sarsaparlla. A single trial will
place them beyond the reach of competition, III
the estimation Of every patient.
RE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, and their
pe(arious authors arrested, both in the city ofNew
York and abroad.
Buy Of no one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGENT. -
Prepared and sold by DR.. w. B, MOFFAT,
1856 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
PkIEsTLEY ~ MOSBY.
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FEVER n AGUE.

For this scourge of the western country these
Medicines will be found a safe, speedy, and cer-
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject to a return Of the disease-ac cure by these
medicines is permanent-TRY THEM, BE
SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Billions Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss OF APPETITE, AND
DISEASES OF FEMALEs--these medicineshaye been
used with the most beneficial results in cases Of
this description ;-KINa's EVIL and scRoFuLA, y
its worst forms, yields to the mild yet powerful
action of these remarkable Medicines. NIGHP
SwEArs, Nervous DEBILITY, NERVOUS CON-
PLANTS Of all kinds, PALPITArIoN OF THE ugAAT'
PAINrER's Conc, are speedily cured.
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-moFFATas


These Medicines have now been before shS
public for q period Of FIFTEEN YEARS ana
during that time have maintained a hlgn ehaneo
ter in almost every part Of the globe for the'r q
traordinary aud immediate power Of restoring Per-
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind Of disease to which the hunan frame IS hap5e.
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The cofnlng Election.

The Socialists ARE displaying the greatest A.
tivity in Pans with view 70 the approaching eloc
lions. la each arrondssemont meetings have
taken place and delegates been appointed These
delegates 10 the number OF fifteen for each AKRON
basement, are intended 10 iorm central commit
tee whose duty il viii be b. examine the claims 81
candidates aud propose them TO the Socialist elect
ors The delegates have not yet chosen their can
didates, bat they have rejected the proposal for
coalition between the Socialists and the party Of
the National There are no less than twenty five
Consary alive candidates in the field for the three
vacant seats. A good many OF them will retire,
bat the dsunion in the ranks u both parties makes
the result more doubtful than II was considered
few days ago
The Clubs met On the lJa and decided that
three Of the following names should be nominated
% 6il the yacaat seats iOr Paris. namely, Garnet,
Goudcbaax Emile Girardn, SeBard, Nader do
Monitor, and ksquiros
General La Hltte Minister OF War, Il Is said Ia
certain ~ 10 elected for Paris by large majority
lt q very doubtful II Grsrdin will be- nominated
There Is a strong feeling Ia favor Of Prime dc J0in-
vile as a candidate, bat the Electoral Union IRE
actoni.t declares Il would divide tho Moderate
party, and therefore be- dangerous. The Prince IL
very popular among the working classes.
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Fatal AnrnK.

For some weeks pas. the crew Of the America q
packet ship Pstrck Henry have been boarding IN
The bO1se q Mrs SOWeBs, Gibraltar row As ths
vessel vas 70 SAL % her outward voyage 20 New.
York IN day o. 50 On Tuesday some moEey ives
advanced y the u1en as - customary 70 parchas G
any necesssres tney might require Instead d d..
" 50, however portion Of the crew went On
What s termed "a spree" and drank Freely GA
Tuesday ard Wednesday morning. but attended ~
NTs. -oTens a. the usual dinner hour, ! 2, cloci
Among uose who had become intoxicated On
" ednesday forenoon were two men named job
Campbel and James Payne, betweea whom
friendly feeling bad never existed. Daring dlnnf
hey qaarreled, when Payne stabbed Campbell %
'ne thigh Immediately below tie sbdomen-ths
knIfe passing 1pward-sEd inflicted desperai7
wound Campbell was conveyed ID ne NortheTH
HOspIrs.. the bicod flowing rapidly rom the def-
yerO1s wound he had received AZ TIE TINE n III
occurrence both Campbell and Pa DC were drum
aad the s,rnner 50 much - that be vas unable .
1--WE any ACCOUNT 1t what bad occurred between
lin and Payne up 70 the time Of ms death, which
took lace about s0oT o'cOck the same Afternoon
Payus was appreheDded shorty after the Occur
renee. " btnef cnLlns Times, FEB. q
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az oi misdensanor - join any assembly o; per.
.ons IN Ireland who are besrins weapons. 6snners.
Sc or aeoomPA aled BY PersOns playing MUSIC, cal.
ellaisd 70 provoke aai nosty between different
u dispense sifer dee oosaoe. may be spprehenisd
and summary proceeded Against On ooayiction
they are TO be 6nsd Is or impnsooea sr one cal
sniar mouth The tine or term Of imprisonment Is
doobled Sor any second ofenss. IL is provided by
the iogrth section that No person thus sanmsnly
proceeded AGAINST can ater~srd be indicted SIX
mIsdemesDor Sr beng present al the same anlsw
fll assembly
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MiseeiIaDeOua

The preparations Tor the expedition 10 the River
Platte are proceeding with great activity IN To1lon
The greater portion II the ships will be ready IN
lew days and Il 10 though, that the expedition viii
be ready 10 sail about the middle Of the present
mouth. The comma sder Of the infantry Of the es
petition Col Berth Dachatesu, has arrived a.
rOulOn from Paris.
The Government, on the spprosch Of the ami.
yer.ary Of the oath OF Febrlry. has addressed
pressing instructions 10 all the public fsnctonsnes
ealing On them " gse ever means Ia their power
70 prevent any manifestations which may disi1rb
public tranquility.
The Editor u In LLe,tl vn convicted, on tho
llth mst a having published libel upon the
Government He was sentenced ~ imprsoDnasot
for one year, and 20 fine Of 1000 francs
Ministers have determined b. send extrsofdios
= commissioners 20 different parts u the county.
investing them with large discretionary powers.
With the view Of REFRESHING Socialism
The report Of an intention % place France IN
der the control Of certain military otheers, - m
great measure confirmed Gen. de Cate'lans 70
b. take the three divisions Ia which Bordeaux.
Nantes and RenDes are the ehief to~ns Ten
Ro.tolan the three divisions IN which are Perplg
80 Toulouse and Montpelier and Gen. Gemesu
/, 10 assume equal authority the 9Th division
AZ Be.ancon. The object Of this arrangement No.
a. we stated % ooanteract the evil designs Of b.
cialisn. The ultra Republicans are furious. snd
declare thai France Is going 10 be pat into ststs
II siege.
Tia stated that great Illumination . 10 course
Of preparation ia Pans and the suburbs for ths
21th inst. Several manufacturers in the Faubourg
80. Antoine rave received orders 70 prepare col
orsd amps These orders il 10 said. amount 30
more thz1 l,0O0,0oo.
Commercial basness ia Paris received severe
check frura the disturbance caused BY cutting
down the Trees Of Liberty. The determination.
however. shown by the employed operatives not 70
interfere IN that riot has tended 70 prevent any fear
Of a repetition Of those scenes Of disorder. An.
other cause assigned fr the depression, which, It is
% be hoped il only temporary, 10 the high price %
the raw material used IN the various manufactures
in France. Several extensive shopkeepers Ia
Paris, particularly ia the wooden and cotton trade,
whose stock Of goods is nearly exhausted. have de.
eined 70 give any orders % the manufacturers, In
consequences Of the high prices demanded. In tho
meantime the Parisisn manufacturers have received
q number Of orders from abroad, sad it 10 hoped that
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For The Tribune.
OUR UNION....BY w. r. ASpsEw..
AIS Sta Spar1e1 Borssr


OK dsfk clouds zee in ne sogths s1uoy AZ.
and he iow dls,sni ,.aocer "a borne To lay ear.
From lie Councils q Frscmen arse. tie CIV.
To dissolve oor Old Union, nh. Ul.ou % dear
il shsil stand a. o. y,re, uai! Sine ls NJ more.
fabric cefnenled ~ pa.nos' gore
Oh ssy. shall he Star psog.ed Banner vs, a,ava.
"A me Gss Of The free the ua4.ed and brave
Lohs or fofelslhers bed Tor th.s Peg ofus FREE
Ana orsvely sustained 5, gs.n-i 'yrsl's aggression
unul proudly 20 aosts over ever sea.
The standard ofFreedofn. ard Zoe o. Cypress .o1
Yet firm 10 IL trust n,lsi ,rsl IN re cu.'.
Leaving Freedoms bright blade Us scs55ar1 torst'
No, We sweai that our banner forever shsl wave.
A. Toe FIX q ibe Free. ne u1.,sf and brave
u.
A. resi from bis .sbcfs. our WssHl>sroN slur4bes
WIN other fru9 spirits HiO bed ro- our ns'.or
Let no wsr-cry Of brolhefs IN sirfe by l.s loldef.
Disturb their sweet sleep. o. Of - de.o,su5a
For our Union shall sand end Go1 pss, il.- hssj.
Which u raised ~ destroy or DIVIDE our fsir lsro.
And Ions shall ;hs Star spe1glsa Bscrer ye, wave
Ger he and land Of the free. 'hc united and brave
deep voice ~ waning sed s0f,ew u heard
From oau"-he'ds rsrg whore Frcesnrn c9n.-n3o5.
Nfle Ossr hem lowered or terrible brd
Az ioemen were yapq1i-ied s'd letters were fendso
On hai thrice hsliowcd grour@ shaii % c1ate % %
Ofcorhct iraiQral while ferds bower round f-nYr8
On no. We haye sworu tlss oui Pa, staI. fosi on,
WhDe On arm can be rsised, or sabre be- drawn.
- men The sogih would - SILVER IN ivan.
Those bonds 20 ihs North nat your fsiners united
On CANDtS and GrILToRo was poured ont axe faio.
The beet blood Of both by uie Storm unsfnghiel
Bold GsEEsf, true ana tred, by your MAKioS's eide,
Through Buitins rcd ranks d.d 10 Victory ride
Oh say shall ihe FIas ~ 'rh waved over hem then
BE ifsmpled IN dus' tg degenerate men
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NUMBER 287.
FROM EUROPE.
BY THE CANADA.

The steamer Canada arrived a; this port yc.,er
lay IMAGINING 40 ab,ui - ocock The allowing Tall
details o Che news shc brings are INSIDE mp ,rum the
British and Continental hios received By Tie Tn.
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OPEN EVERY EVENING,

At THE GREAT HALL Maerys Rooms, BrosfNa A.,
\ Bsy.r rz RI rs-st series ~ zgacic rs1or a b
-rr =. Voyage o. k1rgpe. ez3rsc1z l1cent view
VI E5s.lu, - Haroor, HaGax- ~ A-a-lc Llsrrpot
L0cc0n fCu 10 l4nes passing under - 7r-czss 81
~r1g Win = uazl-fceIi F--T u ~ Times IlLlnt
y, az ll aa-c I'D bon o4nks u ID leslrl2 River
h-e -1tlti-ed 10 Boston or q W.rEs snd slce II q
Gees u PhLscepaia- Bsl.7rs ard " A.hLnZion ~ z.
zrds % .lo.0oo gersols
Af.ssiou - cens-Ch-crrn under -, j. cez-s Doofs
opel a. 3. . Commences Eo7lnK 81 a
A. Exi.5l1u On Wecr-scsy AID natafcsy Alerrool
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MJSItAiENIS.
NIBLO,. GRAND SALOON, TUESDAY. >

NIBLO'~ GRAND SALOON, TUESDAY, Marc
a Nl--Sec0nc Grand EOcA ard Instrumental COucef
yyer hv The celebrated Pnma Donna ELIZA !ALENTl T.
81 a.s..ed 1y Ihe most eminent mascai talent S-cOf
.-ars.cs u ne 1sung Ished Bavt0le, sgnOr mad
All PROGRAMME.
FIzsr fakr.
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