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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23
IJll ono z)unloy.

Ezg" Dio.merism has begun to advertise +;
AMI We never knew anything fail which
aid that. The following is from the 81.
Aijaus -UsScagcr:
Ho,, Wov4H! Ho!,
10 those who sympatAize in the noble aim
Of cmancipatug - man from her lrts-
cntlow, fallen, degraded, despised, down
trodien, soul-deprcs>jng subscrviency to
nan, after 4 sad experience Of six thou
sand years, these presents are sent,
GREETING ::
VNiH undersigned, having shaken of the
m-nacles Of custom, sAuficd off the
coll Of fashion, and became a free and in
d pendent member of reformed humanity,
has opened a shop on Hens Peck Lane, IN
Nixenbnrg, where she viii keep on sale,
fer ready cash, large assortment cf
Boots, Pants, Vests, Dickeys, Collars, and
all cfie- articles suitable for ladies attire.
She has also on hand Blcomer Canes,
ana Camilla Cigars, of recent importation,
WIZ an excellent variety Of SWisshtlm
razorS, all of which are adapted to the
Taats of emancipa'ed female inlepenl-
cuts, and viii be afforded at cheap rates
foc ready cash.
Rcspeotiuiiy submitted Iy
pAuLINA OLlyIANA BUTTs.
P. 5. & y. Bin my absence at tie
Noman's Rights Convention, at Worcas-
ter or clsewhcro, my husband B,Eyar,
who a my authorized agent, will be found
in the shop, or in the adjoining kitchen.
=. O. 3.
Given under my hand as aforesaid in
tie year l. Of Universal Pants. If
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23
April 2. 1851

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye.
Stutfs, Oils, Glass. Perfumery,
Confectionery & Fancy Articles.
Dr.Thornton returns his thanks for the liberal
patronage which he has received, and he assures
the community that every ai,e niion shall be paid
to the compounding of Medicines. and that all
Drugs shall be fully tested before they are offered
for sale and warranted 10 be pure and genuine.
tB Prescriptions given free Of charge at DR..
Thornton's Drug Sore.
Remember to call at the old stand, first door
above the Mammoth Store Of j. & ]. Walls.
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treated under great excitement hallow mo
20 h's companions that be had found q
'ok full Of snakes!'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23
THE SUMMER SESSION
THE
ACADEMY

"ILL commence on MONDAY, the 5'h
w of MAY next. In this Institution, all
he branches OF a thorouh Academic course will
be tauht.
The Primary Department, viii receive due
attention and exercises in Composition and
Defamation will be required of the larer mems
bers of the school. The discipline of the Insti-
tuition. as heretofore, will be directed mainly to
the formation of systematic habits Of study, as
the best and only permanent means of securing
order and progress among the pupils. The sub
scrher feels graiiied at the liberal support which
has thus far been given him by an intelligent
public, and he believes that the best return he
can make it. is to seek to lead the youth, placed
under his care, to the acquisition OF sound, unos-
teniatiOus learning.
The average number in attendance during the
last year was As, being a considerable increase
over any previous year. A short Vacation will
be given near the middle of the session.
Terms. per Session of 20 weeks: For Common
English Sc, Higher English So, Languages $40.
JNO. RANDOLPH,
April 2. 1851 Principal
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Tuition and Board.

Tuition-in the Collegiate Department $50,
Academic $50, Primary Sl2-per year.
Board, including lodging. washing, fuel, and
light can be had in the village and its vicinity a,
various prices, from 81 50 to $3.50 per week.
Arrangements in progress to furnish Board excI
.ive OF lodging washing fuel and light, such as NAV
desire it. at Il % per week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

G,l, p rovers. seven Jewels l4tolsK siOnotoso 90
=. dn f-iI icwel,d l6tols COCO 5000
Anchors and i.epn s,jewld IA to is 1000 2eOO
Silver 2. Levers. jcwsed, lN'O 01po
Anchors and Lcpines jcweled lUIO ltoo
Gold Finger Rings. large variety ;3't2 3OO
:. Pencils and pens $50 1000
=. pcnrils 1,75 500
:. pcrs S;,vcr rases Diamond pointed $50 300
Br.astrins. Laly's and Cents dift styles - 800
Hunting LOckc.s. double, 600 l2-UO
Watrhclains, Fob and Nest 500 2L,oO
=. Guarj DO ! feet 1870 1900
:. ks - $50
Sirccr TslIa and Te, SPOONS 500 1900
Pied and ,;erm silver Tea and Table Spoons 75 400
SilyS, C1,nIs $50 $50
sud Gold Spectacles LOO 10
Brass Clocks 80 lO'n
ArcorI-ons go 500
And hundreds of first choice articles, "splendd
goods" Just from the City and as low as City
retailers can sell. by A. l.. HATFIELD.
Lew.burg. March Is, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

NRAIN or Seed DriIls-Ross' Patent
u decidedly the best and most durable
Grain Drill now in use, for sale at the Lewisburg
Foundry by James S. Marsh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

CTOVES-ParIor, Wood. and Coal
~ Stoves, various patterns, for sale al the
Lewisburg Foundry. James s. Mash.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

WIZARDS Patent Gang PIow, supe-
w rior article, for sale a, The Lewisburg
Foundry by James s. Marsh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

HNHRASHlNG Machines and PLOWS
i for sale at the Lewisburg Foundry.
James s. Marsh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23

COOKING Stoves, of various patterns
" and sizes, for Coal or Wood, for sale
at the Lewisburg Foundry By
James Marsh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23
LIN Elt COMPLAINT

AINDICE, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nerv,g,
~ Debility, disease Of the Kidneys. ard ali dis.
eases Arising lsom a disorder,d Liver or S,omsc5
such as Constipation, Inward Files, Fuin,ss
o. Blood 30 The Lead, Aciii'y OF tie
Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn. dis
gust Tor Food, Fulne>s or Weight in the
stomach, Sour ETu-,alipns, Sinking or Flut-
.efins %, tie ii, Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the
Head, hurried and difficult Breathing, Flut-
t5ia= at he Heart, choking or sufloca-
ing Sensations VIXEN in a lyiug
posture, dimness OF Vision, Dots ofWebs
before the Sight, Fever and dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, Ye!loaness Of
The skin aud Eyes pain iu the Side, Back.
CA's', Limbs, Sc, sudden Flu>hes Of
Heat, burning IN the Flesh, constant Ina
giHings OF Evil, and great Depression of Spirits
CAN IL EFFEcTTALLT CURED BY
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Text Books.
Number Of Students.

The number of students during the past year
in the various Departments, was l1s. The
Collegiate classes already organized for the ensu-
ing year, are the following:
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Every bo''!e and package bears the written sig
nature of is HOUGHTON, MD Sole Ptopfir-
tor. Sold hy agents in every town IN the Union
and by most respectable dealers IA medicine.
To he lad OF Dr. THORN ION, Lew i,burg :;
Fl Cas!ov, Milton; Thompson. Miffllnturs ;
vii, & Ei'crt lIaiiuton; " IA K RlShonE. New
Berlin; G Grouse, Seiiasgroye; Mrs VI Cay,
Nor,humber!anl I,335
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-23
prepared by
ESi'. G. .E5. .5HChsOn,
al the German Medicine S,ore.o
f2O Arch 81. Eiiiilad.

Tsi- P0wls' 0re- The G5oce diseases is not sr,
clAa, j e2uaLed, By cay other preparation IN
TIE Cittsd AtafeS, Us the cures ttiest ia many
cases cfie- stjyuIPhysieians AGd failed
These In iefs are worthy the attention of iuva-
iI-. Possessing great ,iTtGes in the rectliicauon
Of diseases Of The Liver and lesser glands. exerci-
ing ihe most seArchils poaers in weakness ard
affections Of the digestive organs, hey are wiha
safe, certain and pleasant
Read AND BE coSvIScED.-The Hon. Chs
HIueIne, editor OF the Camden Democrat. III,
hest paper IN West Jersey, says, July 2lst-
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Receipts of Produce:
PlrTSBUR Refer Express 2Si bbs flour Poole
81 Si5s Asm apple Ss1o s%%'s ss 2o
ma qpS s a as' Sss
IL phgs glassware Jarvis &gS,59 Dc IL Geddes23
Do &So vHs % saasnnga
Bss1s do sy nss. ea.ass
bSs S "a Ry Ws scs eS Sa o TTsb
III R@if S sss, 81 3 nG 81 f liar GSn
a Ss ssams5 Emps ~ sb s PORK
Il s AYE ss Ess do 3 d b nsG saaa
IS DO He1s CAVE DO sSs ss Sf9
S Rfa sss saf IAN rs G nd IS
lard Fl , LaPstdloO SSs candle; WRIT Ssos Gs;
as see bS xs ss az D n %R
% pork bPIs IS # % bsef KSepiS HI bis buef
bean q ks oats so hs oacso
Turner Wilson &co-S kinds tobacco Hewitt, Norton Eco
'siiREVEPoRT-P steamer Reckagay Nes; 1853 bale.
is5 eRae coilmsn"lSs Porvs WOOD &coSs Psyae
p4fs Gas5 SS Carroll S RSSs Ae a
Gr5sn Sfo1al EsIgTsa &eo1 Bp!ksy qilI4 Gray
%s, Phillips &gs1s5 Roaea s-s do H len
E Ei. Io 2assy awt EeSn oG F0wf h1D
Gs Ea DSGsgaT W ro Bonner St s% WIN Bf
Fr,llsen Sqo4 Rawl4s SEQ MeT.smore, Curen Soo7i
do p ,S Bro.s bales pses and sundres to order
ri S51SS Ee is 10 81 s%s: bid:
s@a sisa' " GS
Dc s \. si5 r SSs, ns
Landry-5 do Augustin y Thi6au-2i do I 8 Older &co-
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TObncc0-l hid sold at 90, and hhds selected
Mason county at lac.
Sugar and MOlaases-Prices for both steady. Sales
eco hhd Sugar at 545zc for Fair anu 1900 bb Moasses
at 2iGD2i1ac W gallon for good to prime.
FIour-Buyers again forward and took GOO bbs
including 450 bbl Ohio, (our aboat oad) be delivered
alongside ship. "a 50 60 ST. Louis, in lots, al &, 62lsa
"a g. and 800 Extra Illinois GOO ard 1000 ~ 80 ~ Dbl
GrnD-Corn declined, with sales of 2400 sacks from the
Leyee 60 and 1l00 in lots at of Oats so sacks
st. Louis sold h2s, and 800 from store 6ic bushel.
Pork-Mess held sig 90, but mixed lot of go bbls
sold the Leves inspection guaranteed, ell 31a for
Mess, sll 90 Tor NJ o, and 81 70 for Rumps.
Lard-Prces firm. 80 kegs No cold and % tierces
prime at 7]ao z ID.
Coiee-Brisk and 400 bags Rio sold. of which 300 ct
| 10J1, 235 at 1919, and 200 at 101.c Y ID.
TnIowA sale of 1850 casks good Western 634c W 70.
" hiskyImproves. salesiiG) bbls Rectied. in many
| lots, 275z, and 30 divers and Dexer's at 30c
Bngging and ROpe-SEi pieces prime sold at 49,
| and 300 coils at Sac, all on time, with interest
Lead 1885 pigs Lower Mines brought Il % o. lO1f from
| the Levee.
freights-COou to Liverpool 1884, to iiavre &c.
kxchsuse-Go I'D demand. Sterling 1919 1851 New
York sixyjay Bills, 21aD3 y discounts Sight Checks
| l54a9lys Up cent discount.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08


REooRpgs GENoIs' CouRr.-There was a large number
of cases this yesterday but OF them were Of
importance.
d. Kinney and VIM. Bell were brought up on the char,
Of RAISING extensive in Ursulne street, Monday
night kinney was fined 49, aud not having the " das .
about him. he committed for thirty days Bel wss ns
49, and he happened be in the same fix as his partner
he was committed for fifteen days.
Peter RoOpke CHARGED with assaulting Thomas MAY
with knife and Peter required give security .o hi.
good behavior.
Charlie. and Townsend. two slaves had dispue on ii
Levee, aud they resoried knock down arg uenis They
arrested but not before they had pammellsd each cthor
pretty handsomely. As for their beligerenl prop nj
ties, twenty-five ashes esch were prescribed.
Margaret Cassidy wanted go Into Giovanni Cao's house
in Main and she very naturally raped at the door
Mr. Casio did not wish her company and he very naturally
told her go away She persisted in knocking at the door
Notwithstanding the assurance that there use in it,
She finally away for short time took drink and re-
sumed her knockngs. At this stage of the game she VIZ
escorted to the watch.house where she was admitted at
She brought before Recorder Genois yesterday and re
dued 10 give security Being unable to do this she wa
admitted to the work,house for a month.
Frederick Huppenbaur heat David neckler although NJ
10 not think he Is any ahesd Of him name 1t is niage
that in the beating Frederick broke the peace of III,
State, and for this he was required give bonds for fuu
good behavior.
Thos. Fiizmmons walked through meat MARI ct IN ID,
quiet hours of Mp1|.g night. he beheld fine roasting
piece of beef hanging NJ under the gn of Francis Grsee
Thomas aneed that the piece was the very to suit him
and evil thou ghts entered lis Uranium. lie nnacqusntet
with Mr. Grisae and had desire make his acquaintance
al that PARTICIPATING. His almost Involuntary stretched
forth and when lie drew back, the band found to b.
attached the nice roasting piece We have idea tht
Thomas take it, lie ard him the Recor.
der of the fact. but he found in his hand. lie incDnti
nently walked away Unfortunately however for his
tion meddlRg Waterman eyeag lin an the time. am
despite his very clear explanation q the CT oaace Thomn
to appear before the First District Court.
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING., JANUARY 8. 1851

JACKSON MONUMENT MEETINa.-A large and enthu-
asie meeting held last evening al the st. Louis Elk
change, for the purpose OF taking TO raise funds
building monument to the memory of Andrew Jackson
in the Place d Aimes
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. Fernandez. who
announced the following offoers
President-Gen. J. B. blanche.
Vice Presidens-A b. Crossman, Joseph Genos, James
II. Caldwell, r. Seuzeneau, Gen. William Dubuys, p. X.
Wagner J. veosca G. X. Shields Dennis Pfieur, G.. w
Clrsty. G. Montamat. Joseph Clark. b. Marigny. f.
Corriieoes. John NJ Bell. W. G. Aud. d. Mitchell, G.
L.. Matthewson Francis Quarles John G. Kicks, Justin
Durel Theodore Lewis Charles Daunoy, II. p. Frashier
and p. ID. Henry
secrcaries-J. w. Frost. William Andry, d. Avegno
and p. F. Nogues.
The President and in brief address explained the oh
jec OF the meeng and appealed 10 the people of Lounna
10 come forward and pay this tribute to the Of him
who saved LousiaGa when was threatened Dy rute
foe.
Mr. Shields called to the stand, and he made bean
tfu and stirring appeal behalf of the object for which
the meeting was called. Mr. s. resident of the parisl
of Lafourche aud arrived in the city only day or two
since
At the moment Mr. Shields sat down, Gov. Walker wa.
discovered to be in the and he immediately
Quoted the stand amidst the cheers of the multitude
Bernard Marigny then called upon. and he gave Q
exciting and beautiful speech in the French
lie was applauded throughout with enthusiasm.
Mr. Frost was loudly called for, but he did appear.
The President then announced the following gentlemen
committee OF arrangements for meeting TO be helt
Saturday evening next:
Joseph Genos J. II. Caldwell, Adolphe Dupre, VIM
Laughln, John q. Rcks Francis Quares, e. w. Christy
Alexander Walker, ]. w. Frost, Charles Daunoy, Emile
Baitbe, J. E. Solomon.
Gov. Walker being called on, made few remarks, which
received I'll great applause He alluded in vcrl
handsome the President, Gen. PauchG, and hi
connection with the battles which saved New Orleans ant
Louisiana.
The meeting then adjourned to Saturday evening" next o
7 O'Clock.
Mr.. Christy loudly called for, notwithstanding the ad
ournment and he finally forward. lie made sler
speech which told with great effect, end he was ceered will
great enthusiasm.
M. NJ. Reynolds next called for, and he made YER
effective speech. French gentleman was speaking whe
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| lME-2000 barrels fresh Thomaston Meadow
Il Rock in store and landing from brig Aida and ship
ja9 JOHN Isl IN Stroud CO, 14s Common st.
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CoRREcTfoN.-n noticing the proceedings of the Grand
Jury of the First District Court about weeks since
mentioned that true bill had been found against Mrs
Patrick maher, for PERJURY 1t should have not
true BILL as the Grand Jury qnashed the Indictment Ws
do not know how the mistake occurred and we cheerful,
correct il act Of Justice to Nh. Mahsr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Tuesday Evening, January 7, 1851.
Arrived to-day, Empire, ~ head of Cattle and
200 Sheep The greater number of Reeves in of
inferior descriptions and bat small supply OF Sheep and
Calves.
PRICzs: Rs6f Cattle. 3lzt@715c " b net Hogs,
&c a. ID net; Sheep SO 10 "a 81 20 ~ head Mich Cons
| s26i0S75 " head Caiues. SO 00d, SO 90 ~ head.
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Notice.
OFFICE LAKE PONTouARTRAIs r RAILROAD Co.
NewOreans, April ~, ls49.
A L a Meeting of the Board OF Directors it was
that in conformity with the already adopted and made
known, shall not hold itself responsible Tor loss dam
missing whatever, happening to goods transported
except when Resulting from accident during the actual
from end Of the road the other, and that all reig
shall be at the risk and peril of the owner Shippers cou
slgnee, from the very moment it is nnloaded
dill If J. NEVILLE. Secretary.
cAuiIuat pstsoa taplSsof .xAf.
20 Herar'. asa'l't SssHs 'assa Ito srr-c-I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08
UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
rs NOW REopENED. Tor public inspection, eomErs
L choice and select
Ancient and Modern Paintings,

From the celebrated Masters.
~ In order cultivate Fine Arts MI
Iavan has taken advantage favorable opportunity exhibiting
collection OF PAINTINGS, recently arrived, belonging
his the North. This Gallery considered by judge
to contain beautiful and choice specimens ii Art and order
the impulse public feeling, Mr. Gal
las to the Determination adopting the following plan
Fifteen choice ami beautiful Paintings will be distributed by lot
Each will be presented with Ticket which tn
holder chance obtaining Painting Of value Tickets will b
numbered from upw rls. The Painting thus
will lie placed IN public place. and described hereafter.
re- Price O. hnissian the Gallery 50 Family seaso
Ticket 81 The will ene The holder chance; tn
latter viii the holder chances AL persons
viouy purchased will be
paving the price Of single admiss
This distribution Paintings will The Is
day OF May under the direction GENT highes
liability aud studng aa
the p2es viii be published newspapers.
N. r. ticket will he nunberc holders
requested keep them, Painting will lie delivered unless tn
ticket is presented.
To- he Gallery will be open during evening.
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EXPORTS,

NEW YORk-Per steamship Martha Hoffman, ties 45
bbs taow "a hhds sugar, O0 bb flour, ll00 bxs Candles
400 sticks locust
LlNERPOOL--Per ship Sea King: 1aS tcs beef
HAY RE-Per ship George Eyans 2i37 bales cotton.
BARCELOHA-Per bark Minerva: 437 bales cotton,
1000 slaves.
BOsToN-Per brig Czarina a065 bbls -four or casks
wne etc.
ST MARKS--Per schr Tallahassee: 27S bbls flour 50 do
whisky bbls moasses 30 bbs apples do crackers 20 do
pork l5 do hams los corn, % Kegs butter cks bacon
lo3 SKIS oats, kegs lard, 40 bxs cheese and sundres
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

VAeRANcY.-James Swanbery, William Hill and james
Robinson were Yesterday brought before Recorder Caldwell
the charge of being and and a.pcoug
They expressed great dislike to New and
the Recorder informed them that New Orleans would not 20
in mourning fhey left in fact twas very desab that they
should leave and he gave them The alternative of going
Jail or giving bonds to leave the State within week
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OrFIcE.
Wednesday Morning. January g.

COtton-A decided impulse given to Cotton
ket yesterday by the receipt of the Nagarss adyioss
nouncng farther advance Liverpool With the sales
up fully 1850 bales improvement prices of
a Of a cent, and now quote:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-08

PopX RECONSIDERATION, in Indiana, is emu
lating the other large cities of the West in the
business of pork-packng. An extraordinary feat
in that line is said to have been performed
there abe 2lst ut. At the saughtering and
packing establishment of White, Cunningham ~
Co., known as the Mammoth Cave four thou
sand one hundred and taeenty-t,eo hogs were
killed and dressed in ten hours and twenty minutes
on two benches Bench number turned out
2059 bench number two 2063. This is the
largest one days work ever yet recorded in the
III
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Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert
For tie BENEFIT of tie ORPHA MS

Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert
For tie BENEFIT Of the ORPHANS,
AT ARMoRY HALL,
.N.5fn On WEDNESDAY, January S, 1851. ana
VA w s51 The Grand AMATEUR CONCERT -,
a winch APPOINTED to take place the I -
E~ close OF the Fair, and for which twenty lT FlS
four Ladies and twenty six Gentlemen
have teen preparation and rehsrya Tor months
past urder the leadership OF Mr.. q. CURTO, will oil
on WEDNESDAY, commencing at S p NJ.
PRoGRAMME-PG TT First.
l-Dverure de Scmerams executed on Drbams
wonderful Mech meal Piano. ................ Rosni
2-PTCre de Joseph tChorus Mehul
3-luo de DOnlzet
4-DuO de Ia Romance. Observation-Disclosures. Bernn
3-Ar de la Zee aux Haievy
g--Ar de Robert lie Date Meyerberi
s-SeAllof de lncle (wlth Chorus). DolLetu
Fort Second.
l-UveTture de Guiilaume Tell (executed on the
Mechanical Piano.. ........................R ossin
2-Chguf de Jerusalem. Verdi
3-rand Ar de Jerusalem .,....-.,........t,.te Verdi
a-Am de Joseph .....,.........M ebu
o-l9no d Anna B9lena. npnizati
6-sirahd Air de Nabuchodono.or. ........... Verdi
T.Sermsnt d Ahae Grand Chorus) .......... Cuyto
cY Ihe oncert will be under the direction Of Nj. G
GURfO as Leader.
rE71 Tickets be had of the Ladies' also at Mayo's
Tyer Parsons and Benoits Music stores, and the pr
cipal Book Stores ard ArmOry Hail the night of the
cert. lab 81
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Scr Jenny Lind, -. from Apalacbcola. to MASTER
sTEAhBnArs.
Duck, Prescott, from I.aourche
Express, iiayht, from Piltsburg.
Empire, Meekin, from Louisville.
L boswell, Larose from the Baze
Rockaway No 2, Davis, from Shreveport.
st James, Power, from Laourche
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"EVe come witA songs to grest you."
THE
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE HALL.
MONDAY EVENING, January c, epd EVERY EVENING
vi during tie weeFSl' well TTouTt
EMPIRE MlNSTRELS VIII above wi.h 4 Ii.
SITTER the Champion Dancer, aud the world Col
lS- Cards OF Admission cents; Doors open ,.s.
Concert half past7 O'Clock.
tB- No Children in admitted. ina
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DAN RICE,s CIRCUS

ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERDiDo STREET.
TEDNESDhY, January s-TwO Grand Performances in homo
w q the GoIiuS Anniversary the first hapasi 49,
An eit Change Of Programme including first Representa-
ton # LEVI HoRTHS Equestrian Scenic Act OF Don Juan,
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