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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-19
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
MONDAY, March 18TH, 1850.


In the Senate to-day the bill appropriatno tws,
sand dollars 10 the fulfment ola treaty with The W. nou
Indians was passed. Mr.. Baldwin submitted ,..aasaeoasa
Of enquiry as 10 whether any legislation b. Con
cessnry for protecting the constitutional rights ~ Ne
citizens who enter Southern ports Us sailors 1Sooe
ton was laid over Mr.. Badger spoke on Mr. Cine, ans Pc
solutions He said nothing was equal in 49, re-
the Union peaceful dissolution was mpossihl g 70
was danger this moment TO the pepeuily OF ,h tnei
and /, was the duty Of all patriots 10 the caon
He gave history of slavery during all ages ami NV!
the Scriptures to prove that il not .laoed
the Gospel of the Saviour. He defended seyer,I b,
nails from the attacks which had been made there
others He advocated the passage of the fugitive Sly.
and denounced Mr. Stewards amendments proposed ,b n
giving fugitive slaves trial by jury He said the
was in keeping with the speech and sentiments Of ,h
nator in advocating law above the Constitution ~ se
concluding the subject postponed ill o.me ro oat
Mr. King asked Mr. Hale 10 point out w,,te ,,i .
Mr. Buchanan had said Northern Democracy wen
natural ally of slavery, Mr.. Hale had asserted " ne
Mr. Hale replied that lie did not have the docunsn,
him now, but he would produce il soon. Os
Messrs King and Davis of Mississippi said VI, Ruoh..
had declared that the Northern Democracy woul sms
the Constitution.
The Senate then went into Executive Session, and a.,
after adjourned. ~
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House immediately after the reading of The ,or..
went into committee OF The whole and took up the hi =
the admission Of California Speeches were made by Ma ~
Williams and Casey urging Ike immediate admission of r.
lfornia
Mr. Gidngs followed, replying former speech Of w.
Winthrop, and defending the Abolition party Mr. Tim,
ton OF Oregon obtained the floor and then the Ho
adjourned.
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DEATHS.

DIED. on Monday the 18th inst in the third year of his
age WILLIE GIBSON, son of Gibson 2 and Caharine b:
Miles of this City. The friends of the family are requested
attend the funeral from the residence OF his father
Cary street, this morning nj o'clock
- Fredericksburg papers please copy.
DIED. his residence in the county of Buckingham,
Sunday the Sd nst WILLIAM STEGER. in the Ted year
OF his Mr. steger suffered proaced illness, which
ne bore with Christian resignation He had been for many
years before his DEATH member of the Methodist church,
and by his devoted and exemplary conduct proved his
adherence 10 the prccepts of Him from whom he
pected receive his reward Az he upright and
honorable and in all The relations Of life he conducted
himself as TO secure the of nil who knew him.
- Christian Advocate will pease copY.
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Fos THE ENQUIRER


To the Democratic Voters Of The County Of Gloucester.
Feow.czens received by the man lew DAYS sin.e'
COPY of the proceedings OF meeting hed III your eoui.
placing nv name in nomination before ou 9ei'''o'" ~
tric, az a candidate for reelection
II will he recoected by those who signed The letter therein
referred TO- that it stated that they mad reason 10 De-
ieye that Democrat would be run from some otie pal. u
the district should you u decline, while the Denocas Vi
this (Goucester) county, in such contingency WI"
" run their own candidate That state OF feeling upon e
question of State Senator induced by causes with when you
IN were not identified existed in this, and 10 some degree
IN other of the lower counties which would lead 10 Sec
tioual vote should new candidates be started ;.
To this letter replied in substance, that II was the priv
eye of the district the end of my term 10 select he
candidate for the next term their way and that TINS
reason with the additional one that more fond OF prl-
yae than OF public life induced ME 10 dsembarrass II IN lis
selection by the announcement made Of my purpose 10 re-
tire That if however by the use Of my name, the dicucs
they apprehended could be avered did not feel nj ner
TO withhold it, my assent based upon this consdea
ton alone.
Since then one of the counties has learn in pubic meet
ing manifested her disapprova OF this method OF eecun
candidate and by her action invited into the ed al VINO
NAV desire present themselves; thus fear defeating the
object which had in view and in which was "line
TO unite with you Under these circumstances feel 10 oe
nv duty TO relieve from any obligations your nonna
ton NAV have placed you under to support me, ana al inc
same time crafty desire, sincerely entertained
biz withdrawing my name from the list of those who may
be candidates for the post will never voluntarily become
n party 10 a contest between political friends
Allow me express 10 you my sincere Acknowledgements
for the favorable estimation in which hold my services
as your representative in the Senate and 10 each OF yo per-
sonally the high esteem Of your obedlent aerv + ~
SAMUEL f. HARDWOOD.
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Ear III. ENQUIRER.
POLITICAL MOVEMENT IN KING AND QUEEN # y,

Dor 1T,c41. MOVEMENT IN KING AND QUEEN.
Hessr Editors-Ycs,erday after the adjournment o. inc
Court, meeting OF the Democrats Of the county OF NM
d Queen was assembled 10 consider the proprety Of max
~ nm;n,tion for tho State Senate IN excellent ieclns
nrsya;ed among the members generally large number OF
whom were DESTROYS of making nomination. ana OF eS
p and services WIN. Bouware and Others
bore testimony in the handsomcst manner Il was finally
resolved that under present nd @ IS no DO
hd saSsa Immunity would probably have injurious
eect upon in the county
decided feeling was also manifested in favor OF leaving ,s
Whsg in the meantime evncng inclination TO interfere
hs hnas entered %fs5s
raca There Will il is presumed be several others
March 10Th 1880 -
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TO THE VOTERS OF HAS 70 ne enquirer

TO THE VOTERS OF HANOVER
Fellow citizens am informed that a report il in ccua-
that opposed the passage of the in relation the
call of Convention. deem it proper publicly correct
the statement was avowcdly in favor of Convention
when elected; the whole action OF the present cgsa
ure has tended TO strengthen my convictions of the
" of such MEASURE therefore eyered all the influence
procure the passage of the that now the
law of the land and the journal of the House will show that
voted for II al its every stage did this only in fur
herance Of my opinions but In accordance with what
believed were your wishes upon the subject.
Your obi serv't, WINS. c. WICKHAM.
MAIsH 18th, 1850.
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MAI DDTVpE

Wa have examined with much pleasure group OF all the
members of the Virginia Senate, surrounding the Speaker
which were all copied from the original Daguero-
,vpes of zach taken separately BY Wn A. Pratt "hie IN
some cases. justice is DONE these counterfeit present.
ments are generally distinct and exact The late Improve
ments in this wonderful process have secured greater cheap
ness speed and finish Of execution
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PENDLEToN AND HlGHLAND-Jas. B. Kee, Esq,
il the regularly nominated Democratic candidate for the Lee
aisature in Pendcton and Highland. Capt E. T. Saunders
runs We understand upon his own hook the peoples
announced We hope the sterling Democracy Of Pendleton
and Highland will not be caught IL the sp which &c, for
them Unite s Tguar o. ne PITY s AND sumo,
you'd bs burning shame tho Democracy Of Pendston
'na '''sN Buckingham Register
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-We regret 10 state tha, fire
occurred In this city II o'clock Saturday night which de-
sroyed two Of the fine warehouses the dock between Goth
and 2s, streets bull, 1885, and owned BY MIR John En-
ders The flames discovered issuing from The basement
story Of The occupied by Mesrs Register Gentry
az tobacco factory, which entirely consumed orlsK
wind prevailing The time from South taswadiy direc-
on and The being very intense the fire spread quickly
To the adjoining tenement, occupied by Messrs Rankin
Whitlock commission merchants, which, with its contents
was also consumed II al time feared that The whole
square would burnt bu BY the vigorous efforts OF our Fire
Department the fire checked when reached the To-
bacco Factory of Messrs Turpn Yarbough, who sus-
tanned some loss in the damage done to their stock by tho
water thrown in. large stable Of Messrs TompSlns d
Roystsr was also destroyed One vessel in the dock slight
scorcbsd Too much credit be given TO our Fire
men for their exerons Saturday night.
By the sudden disaster Messrs. Royster Gentry lose
their entire stock Tobacco hand and factory fixtures
They had an insurance for $4,000 whether sufficient 10 cover
their loss we do not know Msssrs Rankin Whock had
an insurance for S2n00 ony loss much greater having
quantity Of Guano Lime, Flour &C. on storage and con,
sgnment Messrs Haxal, Bros. Co had four thousand
and sixty barrels Flour stored in the tenement which
were DESTROYED Their loss regret 10 say is some s40
having an insurance So 900 only. These all The
ticulars hive gathered.
The buildings were OF about S15OU value each;--and
the two insured for S60UO.
The large e9panse Of tin roofing encased the fire Tor some
time but when the flames finally broke forth they luminn
ted the CITY for great distance and were reflected back
BY the river and the houses in Misunderstanding.
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KING WILLIAM SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

KING WILLIAM SENAIOlsInI 10 I.fD =
Messrs Editors Having understood tina, the pevs;sn,
Senator from dsrc, composed OF me H
Being candidate the next election for State
Senator will respectfully nominate William Bo ts,Dec
nv qualities possessed by Mr. Bouwae rendering him Pc
caary office They are well S1 Sa to % most
and his fine talents fit him for the office and
Will insure 10 his constituents il he elected true repre-
sentative of their views and faithful defender Oh their s
March H. 1850. MANY folLhe VI IVA" 80
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Mr. Hner of Pendleton was temporarily absent nom h'
sea in the House of Delegates when the vote was
the Harrisonburg and Sanardsvic turnpike COMPANY
We are requested to say If ne had been present nc
have voted for the bill with great pleasure
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THE KING WILLIAM SENATORIAL DISTRICT

THE KING WILLIAM SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Is in queer fix as will be by the various comnuni-
cations In today. paper The Democracy OF Gloucester
have renomna,ed Mr. Harwood for the sake of harmony
and are determined TO present candidate OF their own
should Mr. H. decline. King and Queen has failed 10 act in
the matter, and Mr.. Bouware has announced himself In
stead therefore Of there being candidate, as complained
of BY our huorou. correspondent we fear that there will
oe TOO many in the field and the District may be in peril
and we cannot doubt that the Wings will enter nag in the
sweepstakes We advise our friends to be on 'heir
guard-and her hold Convention at once or TO ra'
the Gloucester nomination of Mr. HARDWOOD He is too good
Republican are satisfied, not TO accept nomination
from the people of his district From sincere desire to
have the State this important election we take the Liberty
10 throw out these suggestions.
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THE 1EGIsLATIVE ADJOURNMENT.

Roth Houses are working with race-hor'e speeo 10
complete the business before them Tomorrow Is Inc gay
6r.d for it is thought that all the business
can be finished by Friday, which day the adjournment
,rill take Mace.
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CAPITAL HIT.

In the late abolition speech of the demagogue Seward he
said tina, he should consider he had done enough coun
try TO have recorded his vote against slavery In the District
Mr. Foote thought another act might be added, which
would tend to mmortnze Seward, and that the pre-
.an,Inc of silver cuuy-comb to the President of the
Union TO be used to curry Old Whitley He added ~ will
not say so-but might if choose-hat the Senator from
New York merited that it should be used on his own back
for the infamous speech he has made this day in the Senate
Yesterdays Wing publishes, fromN Willis, long euo-
~ on old Whitley and his rider.
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YOUTHS COATS. YOUTHS COATs!.
GOOD assortment Of youths brown, black and green Cloth
"A pss and Frok Coats received Walk up, young gentle
men, and BE- neatly ftted BY HENRY SHAEER d CO,
Mursi s GsEasr l4A Pearl sad Main Streets.
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ERCTAL ECORD.
MARKETS. MARCH Is.

RICHMOND MARKETS, MARCH Is.
TOBACC0The breaks of Tobacco are small for the
son. and prices tending upwards Lugs sell at S. so So
common leaf 81 S. good IS sou 3d. fine stemming sD
a II Is; fine manufacturing $40 IL 80.
FLOUR-Richinond, 81 IS s4 81 =; Scottsvile, 8.
WHEAT-Red 100 cents white los lO7k.
CORN-Old and new sex 50 cents.
CORN MEAL-60 cents per bushel.
OATS-40 cents per busnel.
FISH-Herrings are very scarce Cut So so IS; Gross
81 l2H a 25; Shad s. so s6-dul.
LARD-Barrels 81 al cents kegs * cents for new
BACON-Virginia cured hog round a - cents; old
Sides 5h cents old Shoulders sound AZ cents; new
Sides Ga g.. cents; Shoulders 81 at CENTS new Hams
10 cents
COFFEE-l4 Is cents and very dull prices nominal.
SUGAR-Porto Rico 5S 61, New Orleans Ak Ga
MOLASSES-N. Orleans IS to 2s; Cuba 20 to 23-carg,
sales on wharf 10y 10 2lG.
LIVE STOCK MARKET-MARcH e.
BEEF CATTLE-ScaIe weight 80 so to SO so.
HOGS-Nett weight IS.
SHEEP-per head 50 TO 81. JACOB SHOOK.
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For the EnqhVe
m / q WARRINGTON ESQ.

Sir-Prom your card In the Republican OF Saturday we
are led 10 believe that You have declined any ques-
tons which the people may proper 10 PROFOUND al
this time As meeting will be held this evening Tor me
purpose OF selecting city candidate and ms your name VIII
in all probability be presented before il for consideration
beg suggest the propey OF your attending the
meeting armed with speech in which your views upon all
the leading questions of the day shall De clearly and distinct
Is set forth Among the small beer politicians OF our CITY,
seems be matter Of some moment TO ascertain no"
the different candidates for the city voted in the last Con-
gressona eleconwheiher for Bolts Lee or Seddon-and
whether they have always been John Minor Bolts Henry
Clay Wings Wings after their own independent way OF
thinking without pnnng their faith 10 the coat sleeves oil
any prominent political character matters not what may
be- your sentiments upon the Wmot Proviso provided only
that YOU voted in the fright direction for Congressman last
spring You may be frees oier or barn burner without
diminishing your chances CT with this party; bur II
you were not the supporter OF particular candidate last
spring. your doom is already established as formally as The
DEGREES of fate You will be turned out 10 Craze upon me
political commons "urpitied unespted and unreprleyed'
II is however believed that you will be able to establish
your orthodoxy upon ; point and there seems to be no
obstacle in way OF your nomination. as many OF your
fellow citizens irrespective of party are anxious to secure
the aid of your influence and valuable services IN the Legs
ature.
But in order TO make "douby sure, you must
attend the meeting and Cnghen the people your opln
ions upon the great questions Of the day
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regret 10 lean that Barbes Of the Senate 10 sun
confined and dangerous indiroeoh ms
excellent Physician, however, DR. Paoson reports hat as
il broken and that nothing remains be done but giving aeh
lion 10 means for strength
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Anpoint,n emit by the Gorsrnor Of Virginia.
Samuel L. Lewis OF Washington City, D. Gu and Thomas
\ Caznean of San Francisco California 10 be Commission
crs 10 take Acknowledgements md proof OF deeds &C.
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c,a.,.rf;eld Railroad Company

= .,e Chesterfield Railroad Company
.rs;.., tho Richmond and Danvllc Railroad eoHpaHy
md of the latter Company against me ioin'e' eoir'
aiiu Va ~" ,,h we're argued before Judge Scarburg
an' -, form of the Circuit Superior Court OF La"
-, rh,rccry for the town OF petersburg ny oaiiue'
I'll, and Thomas R. Joyncs Esqs., Counse lot .''e ines
e i, p,road Company, and by lhomas /. Uies, no'-
w. phoJos and James Alfred Jones' Esqs Counsei lot tho
zen N' ard Danvile Railroad Company, decided by
Ipdpe Scarburg the special Term Vi 'he LUZ 'a
The decision in both cases was in favor oil the
.nd Dsnvie Railroad Company. The injunction
,. - tho plaintiffs in the first case to restrain the
Dor,d,,s from constructing branch of their road to the
Cal vords onposi,e TO Rockets in the City OF Richmond
40. d;o.olved and the motion to dissolve the injunction
ded 10 the Plaintiffs in the last case, TO restrain the
cbser6eld Railroad Company from concerning the acre
If land mentioned In the proceedings lot tue use Oh a'
was oyer-ruled The ability and industry OF Judge
Scarbure were admired BY all.
ub eraonal collision which took place in Washington on
Friday between two us. Senator's is thus noted IN 'ele
,nhic DESPATCH to the N. Y. Commercial:
There was personal collision last evening between soma
tore Foote and Borland in the vicinity o. he once OF e
30 Mr. Borland charged Mr. Foote win desrrtion OF
A. Calhoun and of the Of the SCUM. 10 'hls MI
Fooe retorted that Mr. Borland was mere 'e''oef 10 MI
Mc hitter words followed and then Mr. Borland struck
Mr. Foote in the face and following up me blow injured
him considerably He carried into the inteligencer
Office. ,o, 6,ends ore .Ireodv
Negotiating for an adjustment. Secundam legsH honoris
Thu washington Union of Saturday night states that the
snco between these gentlemen had been fully made up
--<sSS--------
We ore requested TO announce Thomas II. Campbell ESQ.,
Of the county of Notoway candidate for reelection to
the next House Of Delegates.
We are also authorized TO announce Wm n. n'oKes Esq
as candidate for reelection TO the House OF
the county of Lunenburg ,.
We hope friends everywhere will present un''cu
and rally to the support of the candidates win ehsss A0
unanImity and all will be well.
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GTelegraphed for the Baltimore American.
~, ..~,nu,, March liz y


The city election yesterday of quietly In the city
proper the Wings have usual carried nearly everything
In Southwark the Democrats have elected i've commission
s ont of the seven and the Native has been greatly
diminished.
In the Northern Liberties three Wing aldermen have been
elected.
has gone for the Democrats aso Moyamensng
with the exception Of the third ward which as usual main
tans Wing principles; Passyunk is thoroughly Native
every candidate of that party having been elected
Spring Gardens, with the exception Of the seventh ward
has gone for the Democrats.
1t gives great pleasure to learn from the Richmond
Enquirer tina, Capt MARrz the able and worthy represen-
aiive from Rockingham has announced himself candi
date for reelection His immediate constituents have
just reason feel highly honored for having such an able
and Jealous delegate in the General Assembly of Virginia
We are eraed several of the Richmond papers bear
ing testimony the high character which Capt Maz enjoys
among his fellow members gentleman Of great natu-
raj ability of sterling virtue Of stern integrity and for the
great zeal which he manifested the floor of the House OF
Delegates for what he deemed most conducive TO the bes,
interests of his constituents and the State al large
VateD Democrat
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM
A, meeting of the Democratic citizens oil the county VI
- aham held at the Court House. on their FEBRUARY
a day last for the purpose of nominating canoioa'e
phlv Major Charles Yancey called to the Chair anu
Thomas Leitch, Secretary I'D nrs.
a. moton committee appointed TO select ana pre-
70 tho meeting the OF candidate quaiineo ~ l
,he Democracy OF the county, who reported the name
pr Ihr " Haskns Esq. Mr.. Fl. then appeared In me
,inu and declined the nomination The committee then
na Iha rsme of Col. Edmund w. Hubbard, and ne not
nrssent 10 accept or decline the nomination. the meet
"" vas on notion adjourned TO the lst day OF March
1 when the Democrats again met according 10 tne ac
on,ent and Dr. VIM P. Moseey called TO the Char
!pn5 4 +. Bocock appointed Secretary. ,,
committee was then appointed 10 inform COL fIoalu
e his nomination and request his acceptance Col n ap-
d and expressed deep regret at being compelled 10 ae
cline. ,,..o r. ; s o,,oip,cd 10 with
~, and select d candidate, The committee returned anu
aaoed for the choice Of the meeting The names OF ouI
Pan,en from among wh)m that Of Mr. SaInuei - booAei
SO selected and his nomination made NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
non Mr. Booker with ew pertinent remarks, acceP'e'
the nomination ,, 49, ,h orocsed,nos Of the
,irg be published in III, Richmond Enquirer, and he'
ne nee,isg adjourned sine die 80
TIE i''ee"Ae WY. P. MoSELEY, Chairman.
~ F. BococK, Secretary.
rye are requested to that Mr. Booker will address
The neope on the second Saturday in April at Slate River
Eord on the second Monny Buckingham Court House;
At New Canton on the day there and at New Store
IN the day of the eectio and Col Forbes is requested 10
attend there or make otter appointments We are glad 10
Gao or WORTHY candidatemaking such andabe efforts 10 re-
deem old Buckingham.
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ONE MORE GRAND CONCERT

HeY the ELENAS brothers, (hy requss) al tho EXCHANGES
- CONCERT ROOM The E!snas respectfully inform The aa,
and gentlemen of Rchmonhat compliance with the 4
their friends lhoy Will give another entertainment TIT rs
DAY EVENING, March a. 1850 The Hall pro
will be presented the public follow: Souvenir u
mn Paoae Jonina Scherzo Paganin and the eeb
ted Grand Dneu for violin only with accompaniment BY h
SELL which Will he heard three vions r-t this riy ~
Pasanm Tickets 10 be hal the usual places D'
open n : O'Clock Concert commence at O'Clock.
March
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NEW YORK MARKETS, March is, P. VI.
Flour quiet-Sales of 1900 barrels At S. 50 g. for
Genesee and % for Southern Sales of 1000 bushels
wheat at los for Ohio red and l2S 29 for Geneee South
en Oats "a IS Corn 56 81 cents for white and
yellow Cotton has advanced ,. cent per h. Sales OF
900 bales l2, for fair upland and Is l3S for Orleans
The weeks's sales $4,000 baes-prces closed firm.
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Mr. Henderson Of Northumberland has been destined from
his seat in III. House Of Delegates BY ndisposi.ion
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SHALL sell or cash. by public aucan, The second Monday
being day Louisa Court House. abou. thirty
Negroes nunS valuable blacksmith, AMI five
Men who have heon employed public works
March lg--ctis PHILIP II. JONES'
NEW SPRING GOODS.
WILL open this day splendid assortment 81 rich Sk CrsrA
i Shaws, Barege- and Iawns,
March ~ JACOB A LEVY, Is and 50 Main Street
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UlckoTy, VT. e DuFk'
Lavnia, Mrs, Sloan.
Ky PRICES so cents Pit Is Cents
:alery cents Side Gallery, i2s
Colocd Gallery ~
W Seats secured and Tickets obtained daily from al
from 3to o'clock
10 Doors open quarter O'Clock Performance
/. Narch