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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-08

IM PORTANT TO FARM Z II $,
L Gardeners, Florists, Lacorporaed Companies, Man
uGacturers Arizans, Professional Men, Mechanics and
others-The Pump and Fire Engine
Secured By United States Let
ters- Pateat.-ALL IHFRISGEMESTs WILL BE PRosEcU
TED BY LAw.-This is the most valuable invention OF
the age and without which, manufactures public edit
fees hotels and private dwellings, are incomPiete ana
conparativey insecure. With this cheap and ehclent
Fire Engine the Farmer is perfectly independents OF az
nnac commodating insurance companies, and can oid
defiance the ipcendiary
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We hive in use Mr. II. Birmingham Mchells PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable ap-
pendage a great convenience and an efficient protec
tion against fire.
CHARLES MARX Richmond,
II. b. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
r. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be in at DIR. VIM. 3. Morris's,
Duguds foundry, and at many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
The Pump be in RicI mond, at the Wing
Office They warranted '"ork well for one year.
~ NOTICE.-All persens buying or selling the
above articles, are responsible to me for it,
r BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
roor.b 90 d,s Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-08

Monde, Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
luae from one ofthe eminent Colleges of The
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris Phade-
phia and elsewhere, has elected Of the most as
oniShing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
villa ringing in the ears and head when asleep greel
nervousness, being alarmed sudden sounds, and
nshfulncss, with frequent bushng, attended, some
tines with arrangement of mind, were cured immedi'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25
NEWS BY TELEGR.aPH

LATER FROM poRr-Au- PRrscE.-Nee York, Feb. 16-We
are in receipt of adyices from Prince the I'D
of January when general quiet prevailed in political
affairs Coffee was and held good prices the
new crop coming in slowly.
CoNDrroS THE ScHuyLx,lL RnER-Readng Feb
5The river at this point is not very high and dan
ger is as yet apprehended of Il freshct.
Rats Of SchnykA Feb l5The floating ice at this point
has grounded and backed the water up considerable
height, As yet however apprehension exists of any
considerable damage resulting.
The DELAWARE RIrER-Eastun penn Feb 15-The
Delaware river is II feet above low water mark and is
talling slowly. No ice is running
MURDERER Recommendations (N.YD Feb Ia
Jonas Seimont negro, who committed rape on his
step-daughtcr girl ten years of age short time ago
which caused her death arrested yesterday near
shen Orange county He brought this place and
lodged in Jail this afternoon.
kENruoKY AND THE PREsIDEScy.-Lou Feb 10
The wing citizens of Paducah and the adjoin-
ing counties, in general convention Wednesday last
adopted resolutions declaring the sentiments that
ton OF the State in favor of John j. rittenden as the
whg candidate for the Presidency The convention was
attended by nearly 400 delegates.
VESSEL Asi'oRE.-Noto'k. Feb 15.-The brig Charles
Henry OF Richmond. with small cargo Of lumber. is
ashore at Sand Shoal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

Middling 71SO75S Good Fair 4G9%
Good Middling. .7A0SIGood and Fine 100 =
TOBACCO-We heard of nothing doing
SUGAR AND MOLASsEs-of Sugar about 1000 hhds
were taken at decline Of " Good Common to Fair.
3's04sq Moasses steady, with sales of 1000 bbs at
22023t for fermenting, and 242e for good choice
lots.
FLOUR-Nery little alteration, and 2600 bbls disposed
Of including S75 Illinois at 81 37a0S4 40 ST. Louis
81 4S4 So 200 extra Illinois at 81 75 and 2lO extra
st. Louis in lots at So 00id)S5 % p Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn moved off readily and 1900 sacks found
buyers 5o053f including lot of 1875 sacks at SD
Of Oats 900 sacks ordinary Indiana sold 80 500
prime St Louis at sale of 531 sacks Bran and
Shorts at 71sf p 100 tb.
IIAY-Sales 100 bales Western. in lots from store at
$40 90.
PROVIS1ONS-Pork in request. 900 bbs Mess sold in
lots at S14 S7sS5 90 and 300 bbs reported S14 IS
also Monday afternoon 270 bbls Mess SIS co. and
292 prime at S13 81 -. Bacon still improving. with
sales of IS casks Sides at So at and SO erces Sugar
cured Hams at 1ot0l0ae. Lard steady and 700 bbls
and terces and 800 kegs taken viz 100 tierces at IA
45 at SS 27 bbls and terces So 200 tierces prime
at sa4 200 kegs at ga, and 60 at 9s4e = fb.
WIIIskYsales 800 bbs at II, 100 II 4. 10 Raw
at 1856.
POTATOEs-ll0o bbls taken at 81 IS a Dbl.
COFFEE-No change Sales 2250 bags, mostly at Sl1
ta94e.
FREIGHTS-one ship taken for Trieste at 1-16f for
Cotton for Marseies at q of cent for Boston
at 10, and one for Glasgow at 2Sd
EXCIIANGES-Fair demand at quoted rates
Sterling 1OS hDlO9 /,
Francs. 22h ms 80
NewYork sixty-day Bills ........2h62slc p Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. ad1 p Ct disc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Concert.

&STN5lU IOStCeTGs
sg- The iede r.speetially informed tina. ...N
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
Will
FIFTH GRAND CONCERT IN NEW ORLEANS,
IN THE ARMoRY HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 25, 1862
PROGRAMME:
s'e"' and r'fs Eka eM ESSs. '''ai'e
'"'A'n"Nn MI Mfs IS cATHER1NE HAYES
Variations sur + Ga,niss d yse P'sHnH
Bararola's la vita vo G.9iere Tadoini
Irelaudsolo the Flute Nichoson
Mr.. KYLE.
signorna trtta ,on Pa.gaae Donizetti
MISS CATHERINE HAYES AND HERR MENGIS.
PART SECOND.
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Ballad" My Of Thee, .Lavenu
HERR MENGlS
Boulanger
Fragment de Er dAIn P az Pnr,ssF iha'ss
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
Aria ,ufa" Bella Cosa nrniei CamPanello) DOnzs
HERR MEN61S.
MISS CATHERINE HAYES 'N'''
CONDUCTOR. LAvENU
The GRAND PIANO employed this occasion of Chick
erng Music Store of H. Parsons 10 Camp
g Price Tickets 49, ~ and a. They be procured the
Office of the Arnory Hall THIS MORNING
N B.-Every Seat will be numbered
t PROGRAMMES containing the words OF the Songs in French
enn and English be obtained in the Concert Room the
Of performance. Price, Twenty-Five cents.
to Doors open halfpast SKI Concert to commence at eigh
o'clock. fe2i Up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25
TELEGR.4PIiIC ITEMS.

The CUMBERLAND TRAGEpy-DEFENcE CoNpuCr OF
SwAS-Cumbrtnnd Nd. Feb 16, 52-As before stated in
letter to you the funeral of Mr. Sprigc the victim of
the late tragedy at this place at the hands of Mr.
was attended by great concourse-id to be of the
largest funerals ever seen in this place.
MI swan Will not have hearing before the Justice Of
the Peace lie will be finally committed to await his trial
Mt the April Court to answer the charge made against
him lie will be defended by two distinguished lawyers
ofthis bar George A Pcarce andJ, Philip Roman
Whilst the funeral procession passing in sight of the
Jail Swan asked permission to it, which the iailor
granted He looked for few moments with apparently
intense emotion but in short time his head away
if overcome with His heart evidently reented
upo Saturday he had been allowed to parake bran
dy which has Kept hun in rather excited state of mind
gentleman who saw Swan after the funeral saws that
he looked more natural and that he is evidently strug-
CLING to subdue his emotions. lie talks continually,
he always did when under excitement
What renders this tragedy still more affecting is the
fact that the deceased and his slayer both
to be married to beautiful young ladies'.
Swan after committing the act, stopped at Judge Per-
Iys, saw his mother and asked Mrs. Stcett who was
there tell her Means of escape offered but he
refused.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA
E Incorporated April Iss dividend of per
on Two Years Business.
Office, No. IS CAMP ST. between and Common sts
Company organized solely protection of the policy
holders and their families want and it's operations
Benevolent conducted the
and solid principles and ahing for small annual paid during
All policy holders whether life shorter who
the till DEATH participate the whole Of the profits Of
the Company.
effect the life of her husband the sole benefit and use OF
herself children, the claims OF creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, S. BuckneH
MauIse White, John S. Aliaon,
Robert ]. Ward Samuel Stewart, VIM. E. Leverch,
johnson, Edward Sparrow
PETER CoNREy Jr., President Board Of Trustees.
DIRECTORS.
T.. w Sewel, John A. Dougherty, John Claiborne,
Jenner Coke, NJ. Lee, F. X. Aasterson,
Heart C. jenkins, N. Q. Preston
Nj. NJ. Cohen, Wickham D. r. Carroll,
N. C. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ. Curran,
Geo. W. Smith, r. H. Brunei, R. 7. Armistead
Samuel Wolff L. Spangenberg.
Epw JEsNkR CoxK, President.
A. j. wEDUEEpunN NJ. D., Medical Board of
H. G. HEART Acuary NJ NJ CoHss Attorney.
BrIs No Magazine Medical Examiner,
who will be at the Office daily from hafpas IL to 2Pa
| By the Charter only $4,000 taken a single life.
GS This Company prepared to entertain Applications Tor Lille nsa
Policies all sound and healthy White persons and
than the charged the and London oes and without
the South By the charter Dividends
of Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest can
available
where the party has paid his premiums in tull ,.
tf Permits NewYork and London rates Pr9speetu,
TaUle Rates. all information to Life Insurance. na an papes
insurance. be had at the u Oh tn
| ElF- Extensive Travelling Privileges
| Eff Office hours A. NJ to ) p NJ
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Selma or to .uOue,

Selling Off to .WOUe.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, cR
TABLE CUTLERY. etc. AA
The subscribers having resolved the coming will ND
this their stock 80
for CASH. The following of the lending articles
GIFT AND PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS VASES MUGS CANDLE
STICKS
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA by the piece
CUT PRESSED DECANTERS TUAIBLERs WINES, DISHES,
etc. etc.
LAMPS Of all kinds, TABLE FORKS, JAPANNED
TRAYS,
SILVER PLATED CASTORS, FORKS, SPOONS etc.
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS of all kinds
Also extensive COMMON CRoCKERY and GLASS
WARE for country trade.
t We the particular OF House Hotel Keepers
Steamboats,, City Retailers the deter
stock July preparatory
and they may expect bargains. P. R. FELL 4 CO.,
d27 81 Common street, Camp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

THE MArFLowER.-The fine steamer Mayfower. which
was wrecked on Lake Erie in November last is said
have been got off and will be made good new ready
to take her place in the line from Buffalo in the spring
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. excitement was created in Pitts
burg the 10th instant by the assembling body of
several hundred Irshmen, nearly all of them with
muskets They Corkonans, and assembled for the
real purpose of going to the assistance their friends on
the railroad steubenve Ohio where several bloody
fights have recently taken place between the Fardowns
and Corkonians The steamboat captains refused to take
them down to the river and many of them disarmed
by the police
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

SFwOaLnAss. IL CoN". %6?s
DY VIRTUE of an alias writ of fieri facias
the Honorable the Third District Court of New
Orleans the above entitled will proceed to sell at public
March 6, 1852, at AZ O'Clock
house No. 90 Jefferson quantity OF IRISH WHISKY PEACH
and Coz; BRANDY, SANTA CRUZ RUM and OLD GIN all in
casks and barrels
Seized in the above suit. ,.. -, ,,,,,n,,
Terms cash on the spot JAMES I. tREkhi
s4a " nh shafH ot Iva fafsh ~ sfHahs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

COMMITTED AGAIN.-Joscph Overy lately pardoned from
the pententiary by Gov Johnston. has been committed
in Philadelphia to the murder of George Burden
lostf fall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers
NM ONDAY, March IL 1882 and the fnllnx.

M ONDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow
Nm M a1y. L o'clock each be sold at auction at the
pursuance sssi enactment approved March al
Maas No. A ro s Of ss @
ss .g made ss m
eI nSn y msss plan sns x.s % f act
LOIS OF GROUND IN til. isle. bounded by New Ieve.
rao1 NlSE LOTS Isys
Il I
as yfs ssa y Sss
Pydras streets numbering H.
k rs IS . n, esss e F Fsga Sr y Fs
Lot. g. TO- II, Ia 49, H. 49, front New Ievee and
s Is LOTS OF GROUND the bounded ssv
insls.Ixs .Rs Fulton,
,eyee Lots TO- II, Ia 49, ii, Is front Fulton and
FIFTEEN LOTS OF GROUND squar. bounded by
Lssee Fs S Lafayette e. and sred
Gs NJ ons The % q Fulton and New vss s sss
TEN lois OF GROUND square by
ssfe ses s Es.s 1
lois Of Ro o he md oSs sens5 81 so
Dame Iois Fulton and New vss from sneu
tse ,a fn ad New
R 81 s q? 5gs and Ne. square hs
3 as; & New vss s"s Fsq s s
No. g St. Joseph Fulton
,'sss' u Il e H. 10
| bounded I.
Market New eves and Fulton from
Lot No. forms the Joseph
Lots ., 3 end front on Fulton and New Levee
TO- FIVE LOTS OF GROUND the bounded by Market
e9r Fulton and New Lyse Streets from
Lot the Fulton
Lot No forms the Of Deord Fulton and New Levee
Lots ?, and front on Fulton and New Levee Streets
H. ONE SET bounded by Delord Fulton New
| not named having four fronts.
K fs,tS ss ss4
fronts opening wide and well for the heavy Western
! business Wholesale
Lots will not be sold of property
ties the
promise under which this sale made the day said
TERMS SALHOnefh cash balance equal divides
into requ'ed of three and four years. credit witt
per from maturity the
paid eight until final payment
| on the property jan21 MdFimh5dtl5
NOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab
lished himself FURNITURE ANDGENERAL AUCTIo
BUSINESS Mt the old stand No 81 CAMP STREET respectful
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

n EW GOODS.-P, w. WOODLIEF, No. 13
Charities street. has per steamships Winfield Scott,
and Empire City, and the sailing packets New York. Bs
and ave of Fashionable Seasonable FANCY
VI STAPLE DRY GOODS variety
recherche style, which he offers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
his patrons at reduced prices The stock consists
IT Of the following, viz;
per Broche Antique Silks English French and American Cali
lored Amure Silks; Goes;
Tped Tnfeta Silks; A complete assortment Of English
Oh colored plain Paut de Soie and French Hosiery
ack Brocade Faeonnee superior white and colored Silk
trn rich and Embroidd Faconnee; Hose Hall Hose.
and Cheue Fasonnee GLOVES AND MITTS.
embroidered Danask plain Buck Chnmois Kid Cashmere Silk
pool, de Sole; Filoself and Fle, OF every de-
rich Changeable Chame- scrpton.
leon Pou de Soie LACE GOODS
nall plaid high coored do for large and elegant
misses; vnenciennes, English, French and
arcoine Norenees every
shade and color;
he and cooed Sans; Superior liz and ~ Linen Sheet
few pieces superior heavy black ings;
Pou Damask Table Linens Napkins
iored Silk Vevets; and splendid styles;
nh Chene Satin striped and plain "a Irish Lnens
Cashmere d'Ecosse; Lawns;
ench English Merinos Nous Linen Cambria Hdk plain;
enes Lne Apacs solid Embroidered cooed
rolors, every shade Curtain Stuff embroidered
ain, striped and plaid Poplns and Muslin, SILK Wooden
periur black and co.ored plain and Danask,
figured Canton Grapes; PLANTATION GOODS.
large white and Heavy Kerseys Lowels
oored embroidered and plain Jeans, DenRs Stripes
Grape Shaws some extra rich; tonades;
ero Cashmere and heavy rich Super French Bed Blankets
silk Shawls; Heavy Grainer Plantation do, very
ch plaid Raw Silks: superior.
W. Wwoud especially call the of factors aud plan
his stock of goods for their Ii complete, and
es hive been selected with Judgment
ng experience in that particular line. $40 If
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

n With subscribed capital s9sse prepared to rscsivs
applications for - -
at the office Of the Company, No. 20 GRAVIER STREET
with Interested and tho
profits divided those who with the It's
earnings the control OF 1rsee
This established purely the mutual principal of iasur
the Ts believe this subscription 500 offers ample
security policy holders
The times for inspection by those
s ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
Wrap sideut-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

ColuREp PRrIA DoNNAs.-The New York black bird.
Miss Greenfield, is not the only colored prima donna
tant woman black midnight is making a sensation
vocalist in France and Spain her Marequita
Martinez Cuban There is also Young girl of Tahiti
named oyca, who is lately singing in Paris
with what is called the magnificent soprano voice
the world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

TsNHOMASTON LIME - 1900 barrels Fresh
ThaaauH and Rvrkland liIae landing, md for sals 1y
ia-ss sDisN A., pEiAskAYS CO., u MtkHsiAs sEsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

A New CANDIpATE.-NIrs Smithers thinks that General
Debility should receive the nomination for the Presidency
she has heard of him for many years and she is of the
opinion that his services have never been properly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25
Rridgesu0tes' Paint

FOR PLANTATIONS STEAMBOATS,, RAILRC Nd CARS,
DEPoTs. AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING,
~ The Agents respectfully call the attention of all Interested to
the peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
BRIDGEWATER PAINT 1t is of ncalculabe value of fire and
protector being cheaper any other Paint before the
public After thoroughly tested in this city, for the six
month"; the following local certificates submitted the pubic
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
the
ny Srs sa
S a ae s1Ss r E e F re sP * b
has also proved ENfRELY WATERPkooF
": Ss%o4an. December Sf is5i T. ioNASsoN
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN OF
TOWBoAT PORPOIsE.
have used the BRfDeEwATEE PAINT for which M.sss G. C.
BoGERT CO AGENTS the hsisane deck Of 4e ToTbS
SSRERs CONSTANTLY "s apo" % III NJ HFfEef
about four weeks PERFECT SLATE, and
dsntly he BRIDGEwATER PAINT the purposes
',, (sgnsd( VIM BROWN Captain Of rowboat Porpoise.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having LOUISIANA DOCK painted nth the BRIDGE
SsApn w RA dnsn he 5
Of the PoRPosE We eheeruy recommend said PAINT ST.
~ (sgnsd' HUGHES, vALLETT THOMAS,
W. - asnts I a,;sana frv Do.t r.,
NewOrlesn, February L. 1872 ~ "
> "
cEprrEIc, rE or CAPTAIN NJ Il popp1Nc M MIN
CEhllflCaIE Of CAfIAlN ~ b. RUBBINS, OF THE
,.v. ..., ~. pp,ncrv.Trp pAIMr ,..s - a.,
se sa n ap bas an, g an
ways give satisfaction, a Fire
PAINT That can b. appd to e decks Sailing Vessels "a we'll m
ECONOMY and DURABILITY as for PREVENTING LEAR VI '
(Sjvued) N B. ROBBINS. Master Shin I.eodrs
Neworlean january 81, 1852.
cppnrpro ,n1 ors 1os mi, npNcr,>, r,,>np,
eHnIlf lo1AiE Vt 'oehfH nENor'N; fhisIhh.
PAINT for the pa months
brick pastered buildings single
Instance il has the satisfaction.
From and under immediate direction
AND CNDERS protection against supe-
ror Mineral Paint have invaluable
purposespossesng qualey
in u Southern climate JOSEPH BENSON Painter,
NewOoleMls, February q, 1852 1872 Camp street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CERrJETrArE
Dn,'" MI Di'o oA1''A IL iofAic,
The undersigned Underwriters having confidence the BRIDGE
WATER PAINT for the covering Single roofs and buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25

Her dry cargo has been appraised at. s23 6a5
Cargo wet, sold for $3.50
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s3s2l5
The correspondent the Courier furnishes the following
shipping list;
lily pilot boat Champion Geiger. off Key West.
Ja'u"ny 3l.-Brig Zebra. Of Yarmouth, days from
Wilmington N. G bound to n. Y.
fstr"py brig cara. from lara south side of
Cuba bound to n. Y.
Ptttson, from Attakapas Louisiana bound to Richmond
on Key West by Revenue Cutter Crawford ships Mid
dlescx OF and from New York, IA days bound to New
Orleans; Trumbu of and from n Y. IA days bound to
D GEORGE Evans, of Walterboro, IA days from n "
bound to New Orleans Winfield Scott. of and from New
York II days, bound to New Orleans brig Traveller of
Cherryfed from New York, bound Mobile: Schooner
Montrose Of and from New York, ID days bound Mo-
bile
February s.-sloop Mystic Parker Torugas bales Cot
ton from wrecked barque Franklin-To j. Flor.
Sloop America, Conlstock-To
Sloop Globe, Smh--To
Bark Franklin, Mitchell, from Apalachicola. having
been ashore on North Key Reef Tortugas Cargo-sO0
bis Cotton. Bound to New York-To J. Flor
February l2-Schooner Saint Denys Stickney, Tampa
Master -
Brig orioe Brangt st Marks-NIaster
Bark Fanny, spicer, New York, with United States
recruits.
February 13--Bark r. H. Gamble Hosmer N y
Bark ocilla, starks New York-Mastcr
Bark Herald, Luce, New York;. Flor.
DEPARTURES
F,t,fsg 12-U S MAJ! schr spray, costin Ni,mii min
indian Ney--p Fiser Il Clapp
ftdr"ory l4--HFig oriole branght, N. Y,---Master.
PASSENGERS
Per brig oriolc from st Marks---Miss Ward Rev Mr.
Adams and son. Judge Lancaster
Per schr St Denys from Tampa-W s ,.Tohn.
Per steamer Isabel from Charleston, s C.---Nlrs N u
Chahec, Lieut. Mead, Eng Corps o. s.. Rev Mr. Bishop
OF Catholic Church from Savannah.
LIST OF OF Key WEST
February 15;.-Barks Fanny Spcer discharging bound
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Grand F'NresUelL Musical IOsGs. In
s4nleriCN.

no,,o,c
MADAME ANNA BISHOPS
PROGRAMME of
HEX FIRST LfhlC ENTERTAINMENT,
PARTLY IN COSTUMES,
Combining the attractions OF
CONCERT AND 0PERd77C SCENES,
AT THE ARMORY HALL,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, February 70, 1852.
.,..>-,,,,nu
re iAi n = % 49, 49,.
L. Y9 Tv aNS RsHo Se
' ,,
= souvenir OIL La s figRR HERM "a BRaTN
a TIL. Fsvori,. Balnd-"sweet Home
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
A. Fantasia for Flute on theme the
Italian Cayatna.
. ,,,, .r, ,i" ~, y. ~. 80 49, ,, Hail. ), s.,
Ballad" Coming through the Rye, y with the original
=, word; =, 80 !in dim ask h1 me-,
ar, "a. c,,,
D. A iSsd hv hi a. B. at her Cmesr,s IN NewYork
Flute Obligato HERR JULIUS slEDE.
PART II,-oPERATIC SCENES IN COSTUME.
l, Melodie Suisse--VioIoncel
HERR HERMAN BRAUN.
Fnvorite Scene in Costume from Dones Semi Sierra OPERA
MADAME ANNA RTSJiOP
r b.,ds c;to,ves and csya,;ua the ,onusr Ballad "tr
the Banks Of Guadaquiyir.'
ran's' lot ue IIif 1s ssEE
-. TIL, .t,., MAD SCENE snd crd Eno,s from, the Omar, ne
LUCIA DI LAhiMERMooR.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
5. Bagatelles mprovisees on the Plane
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pasad ths Promenade sang in Cailah and The National
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evening Of performance at the ia d. s.a. v.a,,
10 Books containing Inc "ords Oh inc songs hhesn OIL
OPERATE SCENES in Costume etc., to be sold at the door Price,
twenty .eh's'
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A RMORY HALL.-Erery Evening, commence
1 "A ing MONDAY, March !, 1852
PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH
(rEoai EssIAsp0
Whose extraordinary Success In all te Great o'es oil EUROPE oge'r
with his credentials IRON nearly
EVERY EUROPEAN MONARCH;
hs recent unparalleled continued
IN NEW YORK FOR SEVENTEEN WEEKS.
II that edifce
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-25
MILLINERY AND FANCY.

G. Yale, dr., s Co.,
II MAGAZINE STREET,
TT Wholesale Dealers Imported
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
STRAW GOODS, etc.,
MILLINERY ARTICLES, LACEs,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EAlBROIDERIES,
RIBBONS, GLOVES,
FEATHERS, FRINGES
TRIMMINGS, BoSNETS, etc. etc.
large complete every thing ne
styles which they respectfully
of the wholesale trade generally.
c. YALE, JR, & CO., 81 Magazine street,
sly ly3p between Common and Graver