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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-08
Earthquake III Naples Great loss of Life

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The Washington Republic Publishes the
following letter from Hon. L. JOY NORRIS,
U. S. charge at Naples, descriptive of the
terrible earthquake which occurred in the
western portion Of lhOt kingdom, on the 18th
of August;
70 the EditQrs of the Washington Republic
On the l4th ult., the western portion of
the continental part of this kingdom, from
the northern confines Of Calabrin to the Ro-
man frontier, was agtsted by several calam-
ious shocks OF earthquake. This convulson
appears 10 have had its origin in the VOL
canic region of Mouot Volture, about ono
hundred miles TO the southeast of Naples.
1t is detached and isolated cminence, three
thousand feet in elevation, rising at the point
where the Appenine chain terminates, on
the borders Of Basiicala and ApuIia IFS
slope and submits at c blok en- into numerous
cra,ers, Of the vitality Of which no record
exists, but which yet bear unmistab cable
evidences Of eruptive violence al some re-
mote period,
The city Of Melf, separated from Mount
Volture by deep ravinc, is built upon the
summit Of a hill, the composition of which
is grey lava, iniersected by strata of travcr-
tine upon layers of ashes, sand, tuia, and de
composed sialactitcs, all denoting the site Of
an extinct or dormant volcano. Previous to
the first shock, a small stream which runs
near the town suddenly disappeared, and The
shepherds on the mountain were alarmed by
the loud rumbling noises beneath their feet
The monks of an adjoining convent, admon-
ished by these phenomena. escaped from
their building almost at the moment it was
rent in twain. At the Grst shock, Melf
which contains ten thousand inhabitants, was
prosrated in the dust, nothing but few
crumbling walls surviving the general ruin.
An unknown number of its inhabitants were
buried under the falling mass of fabrics; up
bodies have been disinlerred, and others arc
constantly being found more than two
hundred persons lie in an adjacent hospital,
suffering under grievous wounds, while many
have been dug out alive from the ruins.
Among others, female infant year old
after lying buried for two days, was brought
out living and unharmed, and restored to its
afflicted mother, widowed by this same ca
lamity.
The neighboring towns Of Atelle, Rione-
70, Barile and Rspolla, are sufferers by the
same eonYulsion, Romero is general
wreck, not a sound house remaining-more
than hundred persons having persisted, and
as many have been manned or wounded. In
Barile, the only edifce not entirely destroy
ed is the orphan asylum, while the discover
ed dead amount TO about one hundsed and
fifty. In tho commune of Bari, The towns OF
Cerao, Mneryino, Spinaloza, Andria and
Trani, were ell injured more or less. In
Canosa, the ancient Canosiim, founded by
Diomed, and whose walls once enclosed a
circuit Of sixteen miles, three hundred and
sevenly-six houses were thrown down. AT
the last reports the shocks around Mt Vol
ture continued, and one half the city Of We
noss, the ancient Venusia, containing six
thousand inhabitants, and celebrated as the
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Tho Washington Republic publishes let
ter from Consul Owen, defending himself
lie says that, residing four miles from the
city of Havana, and being unwe!l on .he
morning Of the 10th, he did not reach his
Office until after 20 o'clock, when he heard
for the first time that Critienden's party bad
been arrcs'ed. tried, condemned and were
about TO he removed TO the place Of execu-
ton. TIc was called upon shortly afterwards
by an American, soliciting his interference
but he replied il was TOO late, that he should
not have time to get permission 10 see the
prisoners.
II was but short timo afterwards that be
sent 10 the Palace and heard that the exc
cu,ion was over.
The charge made against him of indil'er,
ence to the dreadful condition of those mer
he pronounces base falsehood and unfound
cd calumny lie further says, that if i
was allowable, he would solemnly declare
before God. that in his Judgment, under lhC
circumstances, i, was not in his power tc
have had an interview with the prisoners. OF
10 bave done anything in their behalf
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gard 10 myself, such as you have now taken.
My opposition has been lisregarded, and
the office of Bishop over this large and in
hucntial diocese is pronered TO me.
III am not prepared to accept IL ought
not without due consideration 10 decline it,
must have time; you must give me time
for consultation with judicious friends for
reflection, for prayer, that may be guided
10 right decision in this momentous matter
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A Yankee went over to the mother
country some time ago, Ond was asked,
on coming back, how he liked Great Britain.
Well, he said, England was very nice
country, c0ceedingly fertile, well cusiSa'cd'
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very popuous md very wealthy, but" said
the Yankee, Il never liked to take morn
ing walk, after breakfast, because the coun-
Try i, so small that was always afraid Of
walking off tho edge"
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L. A. MERRILL.
AprLEs,-rhs New England Farm,

ArrLEs,-rhs New England Farmer
thinks the crop Of applO' throughout New
England will be light This year. Tho reas
son assigned is, that it is an odd yoar.-The
editor adds -" We never have large crops
in odL years, and seldom a middling crop,
but generally light one. We have our
large crops of apples in seven years. This
is tho result Of thirty years experience.
Our natural trees, as well as most kinds Of
grated variet les, bear mostly in seven years.
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t-Y' In accordance with the wishes OF
several subscribers, we republish the
following valuable article on the culture
Of Grapes, which first appeared in our
paper OF Oct. 30, IS50.-ED. Rka.
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BY Mail, or at tho Office, per dnnun, 81 so
If not paid within the year,............ rs
BV CNrrlcr,. ............... 2,GO
II not paid within the year, .......... 2,25
0l- No paper discontinued until arrcaragcs
arc paid.
uy-All communications must be Post Paid
UZ- V. b. Palmer is our agent in Boston
and New York.
1T S. NJ. Pettengill & Co., 10 State Street
Boston. are our authorized Agents.
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The bones OF an enormous Mastodon
were exhumeG III state of good pTsssrva.
ton, recently, in the town Of Greene Sns.
sex Co.. N, J,
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10 CONTAGIOUS.


| .orMooR IsoS.-erLMoKE. BLAKE \ WARD,
- Banker sta.e street, Boston az yoh
rneh sons tea attchant Liverpool axs - In ,he
United states fet the Lowmecr ffon
70 receive orders for hsJutty celebrated IRON Ths
care exercised IN is manufacture we'll a. AZ. ass -
s,es 81 re .ae ores taten from the Copanys own lnec
IN Low meerores 20 10 the best IN r-s Br
r-nsnres an Invariably uniform sity 81 ths ron. a.
ts use can oenaect ty be eonenAsd Tor ali puynssas a.
CURING iron o. extra quality. = '@'''''' y"
IowNooR CAR AND LOCOMOTIVE Trxxs anna
49, "..usue iron wheels John Finch eons- snd
nsSs winsy: LvsrrooL have appointed Gilmore.
sfa Bankers. State street. sostnn. sos sssnes
,hs unsd states for the suty az this sapsrior ran,
~ ana ccometive tires aud sSes Ia bsrs or hent
seq ano boeked Also Tor the suuply Of Finch sna W.
patent deytaiiee and ether kinas Of vronshs iron
IVY oMtnd loeeuctivs whecs Tue low price a. vsi,h
~ 5orteS sBa their well eS.sbshed on
VOC prasta railroads In the United STATES vsrrsrs *.
ltetaon their general In this eountryss 4, S,ess
artn2 re id,ertisers Frtosrod essopte All or
orfArrgspsHlRg IRON or SUPERIOR QUALITY
encre bske ere Btnters STATE street. besssn scfs
ss ytii,e sstss FOR Jotn Insns soas IysryooL
finth hsf tara heer, sheet boil rste srs sr1
cure, sney hires snd Al etisr krts 81 Wtloh sna
staN"rtthtre ib ard h8ir endsavSr Ill a. ~
'sItlJ ne iron tvt VIA, 10 u feod AZ aiity
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RARkUss MUSEUM PHILADKLPHTA.-P. r. BAR.
- nnn Proprietor ~ hasaFer Henry Sanford. Asss-
.nt hahaser.-CHkRkf AND FAIR STAR already .
lqvotb 81 elegance and entertainment. will be continued
this week rst prsseutaiion q celebrated comedy
termed the BOLD Frs DAUGHTER. Sewers, new faroes
during the week TIE continued attractions Of the Lecture
hoom and the Saloons render this the most deabe rc.os
IN f.hadclIhia. Two daily performances. at 8 And y
osoek Aditanoe TO the saloons tand
- oents-chidren unser ten years. Ia. cents
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AMUsEmnNTs IN pROOKLYs.

pRo0KLYN MUsEUM.-THUR3DAY, JAN IGrtt 1851.
- will be presented the fsvorite Comedy Of the POOR
0ENTIEMAN.-Doctor0 lap6d, hr, Joe Cowe Sir Robert
Brambie, Mr. Z. Wemyss: Emily Worthiugt3n ME- Lowell;
Lueretia kactsb Mrs DJott Dsee La Petite rageai To
conclude with the Dramatic spestacle Of the FRENCH
sPY-kathied de kerie kdsell, Abcrtine; hohamed Mr.
J. Seymour.
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NV yorK AND pnILsDsLPHrA.-NEw YORK
ant Philadelphia niFeet United Strtes Nall das-
Ihregth Ia - hours, VIA New yerssy Railrsad fsrs
oee Tor tr oas and 81 ~ tor second oias. Leave
A. NJ from feet e Ceurti.ndt strset and ~
ia3eirhis sps9 M ,aSsP NJ nom he fsCt 81 Val
net s,xstt = =
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PUBLICATIONS.


lust PuBlIsuED,TaS ILLUsTaATkD LIFE AND
kspleits q nrtol Bill the hesorous gurglsr who 10
sentenced TO years imprisonment This book comprises
sns Of s % q
Crine 1t also contains the Development Of astonishing
RI sis % ssa
%piT hn rr ,s pso s Ii a.
sss any other the age The Soos eprss
Easss y, > xaa ;..s , aSi.::. i, Lsss s.s:
sas Restsrn dealers sasplsS en- issSiasis .sras
w. Lir, NJ i ; Sat- 90: r .,1s.: Boston
~ The New Y.atfAis wsoss nanssr o ~sp-"irh
The EaIl OF carlisle's Wow Of America.
Sxsssi The fs,iss. No Cook ri,hs a, Iims.nen.s-
s-uriyersity Esee.tisni in Anerioa.
chr sgaisr. Probable origin Of the Aboriginal xonu-
7-r TsS' 81 u si ssdis earl Eau,,,ien.
srsss kss." n,ss ssrsss Won
lures in aupgsry-oosthe and Renhsrd corresp,n-
Io-Idssfsry GOssip--cOgyrsh.--Nr Iames-rrsss in
sss"s, ana The ssssas' seSN,s ass ct Pspe1tSs
n sss Lg. o. ssn 4.
csrmas. " FRI. Adlsr-hoha Mudsarss. after Sir
Ia-Tihs Arts-Sr. Ehninss-eo,sip &c.
ss Rrp
, ,s-pss,, ssd oEi ,,.SI., yssi'is'
nn%. sals y " spsrss ssss
New York.
TUE CRIMINAL CALENDAR FOR SATURDAY, IAN.
lotn mat capital paper, as the contents will show;
tsits Jenny Lss Charlotte Cushman and MA Nesstt
bantiful engraving; Nell Gwynne graphic biographical
% Promise ease udicrous aaiir tbs Fsht e the
Championship, Murder tothbsryi Juana and Ippos
linton osmslibs y. Hep..,y. ~ ~ Price esn,s fas
sale everywhere. once 70 knn street Cali early
demand ior the calendar is nngsesedeased
ExTRAoRDINaRY CRIMINAL TRfAL-THE :" Ma
the age In addition IT, regular chapter in the nfe Of
John Long, the Well Of the Prare the breach Prome
Sentence Of Ges w Fiiss snd Il Robert. Eas.h. csr
mar French Calfornis add Domestic Criminal News and
sssrsnSrS s on record s ss q The s. Ss,
enightsset being the trial Of Laurent oothian
Romsa Catholic priest q Ansositne. aad Laura du ss
rrsnse for lie ~iiiai murder Fanny Desas
In the employ Of Gothand Truly this one Of the most
Nasssu street. New York sed evcrywhtrs only eeat
"A NEW MAP OF The UNITED STATES. CANADA,
n Mexico Central merica the West India tanfs New
caorsa Utah New Mexico and TEXAS and ali the rostss
overland and W the sthmus 70 California and Ogsn, and
shrs throughout the West 1ndo Compiled from the latest
authorties, ana published by T. NJ ATWOOD, " Beekmsn
tirest price IN covers 81 cents
ITO BooKsnlLRss AND OTHERS GENERAL
ton.ohce Of the Daily Advertiser So Habor street. Hinge
ton, Jamaioa Janna-y ls3lThe undersigned would
trade In the United stses and esewberc that he will ma
derahe the sgncy 81 al descriptions Of periodicals. Sc His
lous Of the city best in the island or The
deserr', o. egsnes BsiuF proprietor abovensed
nchris nsrchart kingston. ia Phiiip Lawrence Esq
merchants Klss.,su, Ia n $. Bsng Esgp, eo@ni,.ios
NIB Agencies entrusted win ts promptly as:snseS TO-
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FINE ARTS.

A IL PERSONS ENGAGED in GETTING UP cIyr
concerts Art Unions, sc, no, be furnished with
the lsctt and best ss engraving 10 be found
county on appeaon 70 A. Miller, Is and ~ Liberty
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Lessee also Of the WALNUT Street Theatre PhiladepAs
sa.:ss nsSsss.-Dosss viii opss sssx sss sals.is
cents ysns and Third Circles ssa,s CELERY
and every night during the week viii % pss;sqssa sss
OF me Isnsa q ne Fags.ns 1r Dy9,t NJ.
LOAN or LOVER
ITALIAN OPERA HoUsE-AyToR PLAcE-REOUC :
Of price for the few renainns nights Of isnaora t.
resa Parod Price OF sdmison Parquet and boxes 81 te
hmphshsatIs % oss.s Friday sveaiog iannasy IN III
WANNA Di NAPOLi.Giov.nns sissa PaIoi Irene Sig
ri G9pnn Cspi sig ssSsyssaso. ~ s0nslads vh the
Misses wsdsraye and No.ws and sxner c.rrese Doors
open At quarter before to commence at half past
o'clock No free list. No orders.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENBFIT TO Mr.. WILL
VI liam +. Brough, at Nibios Garden. on Thursday
eveniI January u.s. ls5l-A meeting Of the friends OF
Mr. William n. Brough held ~ Aston House, on Monday
evening" the 18th Of January Alexander Watson ESQ., in
the chair and James r. Otis secretary ~ lived
that this teimonal should be given the above named
time and place The various committees necessary 10
pedie the paa appointed and the meeting
until Thursday evening" the 10th inst general sttend-
Of the and professional friends and admrere
Of M Brough is requested, ~ o'clock that evening"
at the Astor House. to hear and the reports o.
Conn teea
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irgs have oidrea hat interest be pait on All deposits
which, according the BY Laws Untitled thereto
the oil mont endsg 3ls December 1850 follows
Of i've hundred esArs add under at the
cent per snnum aud exceeding NE hundred
dollaI at the rate Of Ave cent payable
and after Monday 2Oh Inst The Interest WI b. placed
80 sESI sTKoSo. Prs,.I,at
WutIAa NELSON, secresary.
New York, Jan. lS 1851.
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vULr NURSE. WANTED BY A REsPEcrAnLI
w healthy young woman, with fresA treatt Of milk,
Who has los her taly situation ~ vet nurse tttir from
" INst1 70 West Niastvetth street. Lear s-xa arsnas.
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LNELL0wS' OPERA H0UsE-THE MANAGER OF FIJI
lows Nnstes in returning thanks to his patrons and
the pubic the patronage extended to his
popular Con the last nine begs THAI
neither pains will be spared this the
most perfect in ever, part The consents will be CONTINUED
turday afternoons at o'clock Admission Is cents Pri-
boxes for 81 Concerts at ~ o'clock. On Friday
night Benett of 8 A. Wells, Prims Basso.
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MUsTC.-A LADY, VINO UNpE ISLANDS IN )ROucH
" base nd a. whose professional stites the meet
eer,cnahs itrer ess eaa bo given snxoa 70 take tive
or threo rap in addition. She will either ~
their rtsldtuces, 1T her dweiiag Termsf0r be-
girnsrs So those advanced s2 Apply 10 "Aesc," Ho.7
West Fifteenth street.
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I ,onPLIhEkTAEY BENEFITI HENRY E srxvENs,
,ss u, AZ IL M %ssug Ss s
ing next January 7!h .. s o'clock.
Ws SAITH. Sec JACOB l. DICKINSON Chairman.
M JUNE CO.'S NEW YORK AnpuIrHEATRE.
-. 0Bowery.Srst representation OF the Grad oren-
KR Sss,S OF Tai nXREM. or the CAPTIVE SLAVE
IN pS.ss. a1ssian s s.f Poss s ' .
outlay n ..n Sss.na aSs: hs ssaaai ana
romantic spectacle complete in all its departments and
van y On HONDA y6S EVENING. jan 2osh. 1851
sass ;sSisen the most extensive and nssniaoeas
ns s s
CORPS 'sHs1zis'ss fii e:
w5s Mn .V:., sny.s G..,s, l. lie: Of
OASIS IN \ ' ras a RI fDslisrRr
..iH Tsss s!.Ss q sss %ssss csss MINI; aa.ss
ans fGrs Tho assm x s sny 4s
90 PI Ks
oAf4tss s$E I'll II VA aSssH
s. I & i. as:s
% the ''s sSs6 BE ksSSlT Fl Of Tn sAnrx
s LED By fair
ssfs.. q the slaves y the xmssonsa rSsshs sultan
GRAND SUPriAEs Or TIE SULTAN AND zELxA.
Beautiful 4 4isi szs sr5 i Hsils Banquet.
1t blossoms AVID hears fruit.
Turkish Roc; 81 IN and Finale,
Asya, Ssms. se%prsns one White q s.rssd
MAGNIFICENT EQUESTRIAN PALANeUIN.
tu crcsssian suitsna mounted his back The whole
ten Jns ssp aa Win
orss Ssscspsp % sspsrS ss Eaaass
Ladies Of the susa Hsrm In the midst Of which, in the
most s''..'sSi i;', Iasi i' ~. usIvsss
Psrforn given ~ New Troupe,
Trsnin Sile Marie Iaibrop the Clown Nc, viii al MAZE
their hrst appearance this season.
JUNE AND co.'s clRcUs-NEw YORK AxPHIraEA-
& Fa,sN and a1sna CIT aar.i sss
evening January 10TH NJ Pentland viii di,rsu,s es
% % ias y. & @ a s ass Y
is ysn 70 he rs ,lrss spl.ndd oi.mesd RING gwen g,
,sried ssd sssans hor.spansh rss, and kyoIasa. N
Scenes Private Boxes 80 esass sors. Is cents. si. ia
cent? Doors open At 6sli performances begin at7'a
CRcusnNEw YORK AMPnIrHEAIRc No. 81 BOW
niaire Friday evening January Monsieur and Madame
snsa nS "a. no the that %
place on frieay evening January ISL on which eecason
eersd their aid. yiI-saa L.ihroD Joe Psniiaad. and
a S1ey " Wien a YIN be Ess 10 The
viii both appear See prosramme Of the evening
EkAkxLis husnun-iys SHAraAA sou A...rwo
=. are daily sn. :. e
entertainments varied select AZ can 30
sumas s.s
ssns the srss.s and =, The sane time the noss
.. .,o arc &. sSs, Ss,uy a.d azure ssa .ss
pictures and modern times; sompsny o. AssS
or who go through variety 81 ss % strength and DIR
ses .s saf ..se II sns
sr.csn ~. an % ~
Boxes, 70 cents Pa-quet, ny cents.
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SALES BIZ AUCTION.
wv. HecoRSIcK. AUcTIoNEER.-wx MocoR.
qs Isl s ~: 81. = is
Cd lot Of Winter clo.hi,g consisting q heavy ovsroo.
s.s van commence with good lot Of TarnsaIs. Pictures
ID D Nash; AUcToEEER-BY HARaoN NASH.
Jrsshlin House FurailuraIhis day January ls :. 10
large and general plor chamber fufni-
a ssANkEs yg.na;S ssn Ss =.
sell a. sroon Wednesday. January % p a. O'clock
sss s
!sSsss sssss
s:; he Ias
M anas.as and Eoarn s. .sa on
3hur.d.S 18th y,nasIy Sy D. hi sssry
which many pieces well worthy the attention
ANTHosYJ 8LnE s:s, WILL SELL AT AUCTION
Broad order Ct the trustees Of ST. Patncis Ca
s a MOI: g.
70! and o6 avenue p Sale positive Maps can bs had at
GALE AT AUCTION, OF SEVEN PER CENT MORT
s.ss Bonds S the Mad !, River and Lake Erie Ralfcaa
rsoHrs 81 sne 20 aver aha nts
Eahsnse IN H. c;,w ~ Sany vor Wv % IN
1rst a. ~ Iannarv ustan. 10 naeS ~ ras.rs H.,
rartv Draper Jnes Anooneers arht red thonsand
dollars Of Der Cent Sortssre Bonds of the said
pany These Bonds form portion Of ssries Of
to be by River Lake Railroad Com
paay for the purpose reayng their track with heavy
rail, paying floating company They
road, with its equpmens fixtures appurenanccs
each dated on the LIST February 1851 and having f-
teen years TO rum with seven per cent per annum
n, 9apSns OF az the Bank IN New
se csae6sd TO eaeh bond Inc rosa IRON San
where 1t connects with the Little Miami Railroad running
Cinennat From Springfield itsxtends % Dayton - miles,
tai Of ia miles of railroad The road through
Der 81 hour1shng towns and an great
fertility 1t is finished and In full operation the net Income
for the oSr months ending on sh November last having
neen $loo,Wu .,,., ~o,.,-, :.
me cost o. the roac up 70 TINS time .s1ssoM d
me eapita STOCK peng.. ioooo9uto "
Bonds alresdy issued. .............. aol.oW "
Iioating debt Zyo,o5o 10
paid equal nthly payments per cent
commencing the FIRST OF February the having
the option paying the whole that day
The bonds win be convertible in stock at time
before their maturity For further Information and
printed statements showing the condition of the road
No 9treek
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER HALL-CIyiC,
- Military. and Fancy Drcr.-Upwards Of two thousand
ess ant presents, without lottery ill luck favor
The os splendid tnter Of the strictly in
accordance with law and popular desire viii take place
above,
on korpAy EVENING. FrR. 80, 1851.
Tickets ~ eaeh admit gentle and lady Extra
tickets for ladies. 81.
Each ticket, in addition the entertainment will enti
tie the purchaser to m full value in fancy useful articles
from the extensive stock At Tuttle's Emporium. Ao
Broadway.
The Gis DO selected rreviour time after.
the Ball. The price distinctly marked arsle
All who wish enjoy treat expense should
procure their tiehes Immediately the number Is im
tted
Dodwsrks celebrated Band in full force engaged for
the occasion.
Tickets ready and for sale only At Ne a5 Broadway
q. W. FUTILE.
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M KCHANICy HALL NO. a72 BROADWAY, ABOV

M ECHANICg HALL NO. H2 BROADWAY, ABOvA
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