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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

NE- Some papers are PupiisilinS sho
advertisement of a New Yorker, VINO
asserts that he has procured a fac s'n'''e ol
the, coin which betrayed Christ. He has
also procured a set of dies, and is now ready
to furnish on application a fac s'ns'te OF the
original. Any person renting him twenty
five cents will receive one Of the pieces by
mail, post paid. A full history will be sent
with each piece. Willsome ofthe Spiritual
;st" brethren ascertain, through their
medium, what the ghost of Judas Iscor'ot
thinks of such villainous humbugs
re- The other day Mrs. Snipkins, being
unwell, sent for medical man, and declared
that she was poisoned, and that Mr. Snipkins
did it. 81 didn't doit," shouted Mr. Snipkins,
s'it's all CANNON, she isn't poisoned. Prove
it, doctor; open her on the spot am
willing"
HFSimon, seated beside his sweetheart
fishing "Sally, wish was fish and you
was bait, lordee how I'd bite!
4 know of no such thing as genius" said
Hogarth to Mr. Gilbert Cooper; ''genius is
nothing but labor and diligence"
wOne man asked another why his
beard was brown and his hair white.
Because" said he, lone is twenty years
younger than the other"
An elderly gentleman was attacked
yesterday in broad daylight by dreadful
toothache. No arrest was made, as usual.
A strange genius, in describing a lake
in Minnesota, says it is so clear, that by
looking into it you can see them make tea
in China!
If running after women be a sin it is
very easily checked. All that is necessary
is for the women to stop running away
from the men.
Why do old maids wear mittens? To
keep off the chaps.
Rev. E. II. Chaplin tells US how to make
an aristocrat. Take plebian rascal, and
million Of dollars, and let them simmer
slowly together"
Why are potatoes and corn like certain
sinners of old? Becasuse, having eyes
they see not and having ears they hear
not.
In country paper, the marriage Of a
Mr. Cooper to Miss Stave is announced.
The result will probably be hoops and
barrels.
A man attempted to seize favorable
opportunity, a few days since, but his
hold slipped and he fell to the ground
considerably injured.
"Nobody ever lost anything by love-"
said sage-looking person. That's not
true" said lady who heard the remark,
''for once lost three nights sleep"
"Why don't you take seat within the
bar?" asked one gentleman of another at
the courtroom. ''For the best reason
in the world" replied the other, my
mother always told me to keep out OF
bad company"
Is it not a little singular that the letters
that spell debt, are the initials of the
sentence, "Dun Every Body Twice." and
the letters which spell credit, are the
initials of the sentence, "Call Regular Every
Day-Tll Trust"
A lawyer once jeeringly asked a Quaker
if he could tell the difference between also
and likewise. 80, yes" said the Quaker
"Erskne is great lawyer; his talents are
admired by almost every one. You are a
lawyer, also, but not like WISE"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21
SOUTH-cAROLINA COLLEGE,
From the YorkuiUe Chronicle.

Mr. Editor-The recent action of the
Board of Trustees, has vacated the chairs
Of Rhetoric, History and Mathematics; all
of which vacancies. it is hoped, will be filled
by Southern gentlemen, as the time has
passed when we had to send North, or
elsewhere, for scholars and Professors for
our institutions.
For the chair of Mathematics, South
Carolina has a son, who, for profound
scholarship, high-toned honor, and deep
seated devotion to his State, has few
equals-that man is Major D. H. HILL,
now Professor of Mathematics at Davidson
College. He graduated at West Point in
1912, bearing off the honors of dis
tinguished class; he then entered the Army,
served throughout the Mexican war, and
was brevetted for meritorious services. At
the close of the war he resigned his
commission, and has since been connected
with literary institutions in Virginia and
North Carolina; and has contributed
literally with his pen to various Southern
periodicals and journals.
Major HILL is native of York District,
of Revolutionary ancestry, and the writer
of this article knows that it has long been
his desire to occupy a position in which he
could lend his talents to the service Of his
native State.
Major HILL, apart from his profound
scholarship and literary attachments, pos
sesses in an eminent degree administrative
talent, and is well fitted for the government
of College duties. At this particular and
fearful crisis, the Trustees could not make
better selection, or discharge their duty
with moro satisfaction to the country, than
in promoting him either to the Presidency.
or chair of Mathematics. YORK.
The editor of the Chronicle remarks, in
connection with the above: "The nomi-
nation Is from distinguished source, and
the result Of a general confidence
An old lady in Connecticut being at
loss for a pin cushion, made use of an
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

THE New Territory OF AR1zoNA.-"We
learn" says the New York Journal of
Commerce, "that the residents of Arizona
will come before Congress at its next session
with new and stronger claims to a recogni-
ton as a distinct Territorial people. They
will set forth in strong terms their griev-
ances and necessities. They will ask that
the Gadsden Purchase may be erected into
a separate Territory, under the name of
Arizona, and for such other legislation as
may be deemed proper by Congress to
place the people of that large district of
country on an equal footing with those of
Oregon and Washington Territories. The
Gadsden Purchase extends from the Rio
Grande to the Colorado of the West-six
hundred miles in length, by between fifty
| and sixty in width-embracing an area of
about thirty thousand square miles, or say
two-thirls as large as the State of New
York.
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NoTTeH

The JUSTICES of the Peace of Mech,
County are requested to meet in Cba.l,enburr
Tuesday of the July Court, being the Ss OF
for the purpose of taking into consideratinan INST s.
propriety OF making subscription to tbo nth tn
Charlotte and Rutherfordton p Sne VII
A full attendance is desired 'alrOad
w. K. REID. ClO,.
July 14th, 1857. St "ierk.
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Mrs. L. E. Grow, % Mrs. E. LITTLE,
Matron. Housekeeper
@ T

MRS. l.. T.. GROW, MRS. 4. LITTLE,
Matron. Househeeper.
S. LITTLE, Steward.
THE next session of this Institution will COM
mence on the first Monday of September. Any
intelligent and healthy white resident ofthe State,
between the ages of s and 20, whether Deaf and
Dumb or Blind, may, if the means of education
are wanting, be admitted to the school free Of
charge. The terms for others may be learned from
the Principal, Such pupils capable of de-
cided Improvement, are not only instructed in
the ordinary branches of a common education
but receive such accomplishments as may best
fit them for success in life. Music, drawing
needle-work, bead-work, and suitable handicraft
arts will form a considerable part of the course
through which they pass. Careful attention will
be paid to their religious, moral and physical i'm
prOvement, and every effort will be made, not
only to rendert them comfortable, but to promote
their highest welfare. Pupils should by all
means enter earl in September. For any iffor-
nation in regard to the Institution, address
VIM. D. COOKE, Principal,
July I, 1857. at
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

Gs For the Largest stock of Clothing
you ever saw go to the Emporium of FASH
ion of FTJLTINGS e. co
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

TEXAS IrEMs.-We are experiencing
warm weather (says the Houston Telegraph
Of the 1st instl these days, but weather
which will tell on the crops. The recent
rains have extended some distance into
the interior.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

BLACKBERRY WINE.-There is no wine
equal to the blackberry wine when properly
made, either in flavor or for medicinal
purposes, and every person who can
conveniently do so, should manufacture
enough for their own use every year, as it
Is invaluable in sickness as a tonic, and
nothing is better remedy for bowel disease.
We therefore give the receipt for making
1t, and having tiled it ourselves, (says the
Petersburg Daily Express we speak ad-
visedly on the subject:
Measure your berries and bruise them-to
every gallon adding one quart of boiling
water. Let the mixture stand twenty four
hours, stirring occasionally; then strain off
the liquor into a cask, to every gallon
adding two pounds sugar; cork tight and
let it stand till following October, and you
will have wine ready for use, without
further straining or boiling, that will make
lips smack as they never smacked under
similar influence before"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21
Xxx MILK!!!Ms
Milk =

THE subscriber informs the citizens of NJ
lotte that he has made arrangements for 1nar'
ing families with Milk every mornin~ supply
desiring it will please give him notice and n9U S
will deliver the Milk at their dwellings "nu he
He would inform those who mic6t rroe
purchase their Milk from him instead IF o I 10
troubled with keeping COW, that he is william %elg
buy their cows and pay the cash market nr;aq 10 %
them. w. A. C0Op W
Charlotte. July IA, 1857. ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

The eminent astronomers, Bonne and
Hind, have gone over all the calculations
in reference to the expected comet. and
they conclude that in 1858, or somewhere
between 1853 and 1860, the comet will ap-
pear; but the attempt to designate the day
or even the year of its appearance, they
regard as preposterous. There is no data
for so exact an estimate.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

HEAVY RAISs.-From various sections
of the State, we hear of heavy rains
amounting in many instances to freshets.
On Saturday night last,a rain unprecedented
almost, fell in franklin, portion of Gran
vile, Warren and at Weldon. In Warren,
We leaan the destruction to bridges and
mills is immense. The canal at Weldon
also suffered very mat IL damage, in
consequence of which Lemmons & Clark
will have to suspend operations in their
flour mill, for several days. We trust good
may be the final result, as it is understood
the chinch bug cannot survive much
water.-Raleigh Standard.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

An old lady in Connecticut being at
loss for pin cushion, made use of an
onion. On the following morning she
found that all the needles had tears in
their eyes.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

ODD FELLOWSHIP IN ENGLAND.-The
Manchester (EnglaHd) Unity of Odd Eel
lows report that the society had expended
during the year in sick pay to members,
f130,OOO, e30000 in funeral gifts, and
f4O.0G0 for the relief of widows and or
phans. The capital of the society is e.
755,O00, and during the last twelve months
fifty new lodges have been opened in vari-
Gus parts of the world. In 1852, IO,6I3
new members were initiated; in 1853, 16,-
GIG; in 1854. 1886; in 1855, 2I,3I9: and
in 1856, 23,546. of whom II ,5S5 were I'm
der % years of age.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

Teachers IN the D. g. d. Department.
GEO. Z. KETCHAM, CHAs. NJ. GROW.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

FOUND OUT.-That 'retired clergyman,
whose sands of life are nearly run out, !"
and who advertises so extensively that he
will send recipe for curing certain COM
plants, on receipt of postage stamps, &c,
has been exposed. The editor of the
Lancaster (Pa) Examiner, was coaxed into
sending to him for his recipe, and he thus
tells US all about it:
1--WE have spent considerable time and
money in sending to these fellows for their
different remedies, from the celebrated
Honey down to Rev. DR.. McDaugal, the
retired clergyman, who proposes to cure
the nervous sufferer for nothing. well,
the Reverend gentleman's preparation is as
follows:
Alcoholic extract of ignatia amara-3O
grains.
Powdered gum arabic-10 grains.
Make forty pills, and take one three times
q day.
Where the reverend impostor got the
wonderful medicine from, it would be hard
to tell. But most certainly it neither can
be found in any of the medical or botani-
cal books, drug stores or any other place,
but must come from the inventive genius
of the doctors head, who will send it by
mail on receipt of an extra dollar, merely
to pay expenses. This certainly is the
most ingenious manner that has been devils
ed yet to gull the public, and goes far
ahead Of Professor Olives fifty ways to
make fortune, which was, without exccp-
ton, the greatest piece of swindiing ever
practised on the community"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

Teachers in the Blind Department.
j. A. WADDELL. NJ. D. MRS. S. c. WADDELL,
MISS N. e. COOKE.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21
NORTH CAROLINA
for the Deaf &
Dumb, and the Blind,
RALEIGH, N. C.-SEss1oN OF 1857-'58

Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM H. MCKEE, NJ. D., President.
S. HI. Young, A. N. LEWIS,
JNo. G. PALMER, Q. BUsBEn, 49,
w. w. VAss, d. G. FowLE.
Officers of the Institution.
VIM. D. COOKE, A. NJ, Principal.
j. A. WADDELL, M. D., Tice- PRINCIPAL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

q Duncan X. McRae, Esq, of y. c.,
late Consul at Paris, has returned to this
country, having arrived at n. York on 1Ith.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

~ The other day Mrs. snipkins, being
unwell, sent for a medical man, and declared
that she was poisoned, and that Mr. Snipkins
did it. 81 didn't doit," shouted Mr. Snipkins,
s'it's all CANNON, she isn't poisoned. Prove
it, doctor; open her on the spot am
willing"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-07-21

A lawyer once jeeringly asked a Quaker
if he could tell the difference between also
and likewise. 80, yes" said the Quaker,
"Erskine is a great lawyer; his talents are
admired by almost every one. You are a
lawyer, also, but not like WISE"
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wv ILEY & II A L 5 I L D
Nh Ne ISL BROADWAY

HAVE RECENTLY FusLIsHED: ~o..,.
DISEASES o. The 0EHiTO-UhiSsRf ohoAsss
sss the first ssrs OF new the subject aud ncind'
70 u kes AID is consequent sssoaors stne.ute
soDs IL Bladder Lihotripsy add Seminal Wetne,a ~
sn ooassis. late Professor Of Surgery IA tse sisoe
College Of 0ko and College sad s<sssls OF New
Tea lyel, eve, Hlstssi Slcth, 81
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T,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1898
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Astronomical Matters
PIE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES E1
= cLAssITIrD LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
LIST OF TIE HOUSE OF REPREsENTArl'Es'
Politically classified .
an ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT LAVE
,.ss at the seeord Session u the XXxlNta Consre"
spIyg SKETCH OF TIE OUTBREAK AGAiksf
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA
. aIII roc TIE RELIEF OF KANSAS trepea'Hs ts~
aosn, Lava which passed Tia House and wh defeated
he sensse with the vote thereon
sKErcH OF TIE PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS
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4 CONCISE ABSTRACT or THE pRy0 SCOTT DE-
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SKETCH OF MINNESOTA.
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THE THREE NATIONAL PLATfoRAs-RrfuhLien
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LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, twiso
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ELECTION RcTURSs from ell the States which held Gen.
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Ksw Iouhlifaiicns.

pLCKENSs NEW CHRISTMAS STORf.
H. PlTE5sOSs UNIFORA EDITION
A. THE PE&ILs or CERTAIN ENGLI5H PRIsoNERs
AND THEIR TREASURE
m WONIN, CRlLDREN SILVER AND JEWELS"
By CBhRLxs DIcKxSs,
IL l asy pusshsd IN large loaded typ, m,ins EARLY
ia nice Is cents by T.B PETERSON,
Au,re,n publisher Of Chules Disksnss Works
%. ala ~ y D LONo, DICK L FITZGERALD
sFxmsERS townsend R NJ DEwi7s and BY eli
otss, Boe.sslt rs sIa Ne ss Agents every shS;s.
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N N. SEYMOUR & Co., No. Chsta.m
square invite the attention Of the public 10 thss in.
,sssrrmrnt OF TEA TRAYS jd,t imported also their Re-
pLATED WARE KNIVES and FORKS, YOCkEfCUt
LERY SKATES BOYy sLEIGHs and nrnsr,1s other ~
,icles suitable for the Holidays,
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printing.

OAKER 4 GODWIN-TRtBUNE BCn4D-
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1T,HE best method 10 increase business 10 % kesp
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T,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Il FOR DECEMBER 20.

TNHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
l. FOR DECEMBER 81.
Circulation. .............,..175,e00
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
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vI..MISsIoNARY LOSSES IN INDIA
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x..raE TRIBUNE AND THE FARMERS
1.-THE RAISING OF ANIMALS
XII.A MYSTERIOUS MURDER: Astounding DeveE
opments
XIII. MPORTANT TO FARMERS Poultry Profitable,
XIV. CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR
1857.
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xvuMARRIAoES AND DEATHS.
V:IU. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report, Of tse
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IEWELRY and DIAMONDS 40 PEP CENT
u LEts THAN cOSr-L0UIs AaEfcH rivalry estse
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laMON or DlScoRn.
sys.ndS nsv scenery CO. ana 49,
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ricyssnes nssAs tricks Sc, ana sssssssss
Gee, aeA sorseoas Mad BesaAsrnos md sssb
fhs tolecns Of The eztssoraiaAxy A&sessn rspse
seaisd u tas bulge, Of haner;
Bsron Aoomehfue, r,sulAf old saThsy bnysrd viii
any quantity d better bsl,es" (tterwId cleSnl
- tis. b. isAsm, ycanss tsot ms e'sefI
q, al eaou. t,esr~yd celGn,n.l ;Nis Nne.er.m
Sister Anne on the Lookout os asssanee and hoseNnd
(sterwsfd HaiequnA, Mas Loosaseed
srsbiD within ace Of being Blue ssas d.say "a Aw
(a1xrwsra Psntacorl. -....,........Mr e..p.,tfteH
slim hne specimen Of you're sarksy Isfsrwra a.E.
Pr.ci Ca Of tie tshseree ofiee IN Fairy Isai tie D.
rrere,s snd Of unprotected feales IA tots l>al the
NM NNeAs-fstAso ted
IA Cook a: Ss per month aud Der Sundays A-rselI
finding her own tee and sasaf-ln esss Beard: cap -.
Gem an Sax Horn Band Instrument. N Bhs-
RsuE, h.sd. and hks their all hrsss
Herr Sp.elme isrcoc~ nhAsen~s,ssr Co
The Army. eight military heroes uh, tntuisaei hen
,cly-s AZ The battle Of Jouess Woods carrying any
os,n,v Of cskr.bs.se.s and tin 6ipoeu
MFus n chr Lett Whe fsce. shoulder Arus ssAaessssss
CHARACTERS IN TIE HARLEQutSsDs
Colur btne Ms. s-s
HNltI ny
spre. Aoss -
Par .,son Nr William Kinney
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All, thi-d spps. IN hs ps Iva city scr yesrst
Previous 20 The tin The EVENING" wiz ssTtffenss
the grand r0- TaE s eeRsicAs sRoraE.s afl
ssSi:1 s ssi Fr!seS tn bO'h'' '''N' 's'a.s
De Chateau
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300 BROAD WAY.
DCO 4 w. WOOD
Haze a. sztsssivs SssOrtm.st 4
BOOKS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CBILDhENs BOOKS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Those wbpg MAKE p-e'ents 10 tbeir family Pbyssp'
vii sDd h<Io superoy illustrated Professional Wofh apr"
Pirate foi tse occasion. 49,
Just Published: -
FIFTH EDITION or DR. BEOR0AD'S LECTURES ON
TEE DISEASES OF W0aEN AND CdILDacN
Autssary Of kaOwdse for the student sad t1e p'se'
ubober Of sdcns while the nooef anxious fr her own
heath Of daughters, will hnd .ePe,e win ja
aeen, eauusel fConDstcn Advertiser.
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XmrsfmenIG.

&mnafMfrtf1.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-M ARTHA.-
N THIS DAY o Sisf5aiy' . Dsf BsLLEr
Second and Lac. n.ths Of
NJ RITA,
Nal DE * SssSs Si% a spss. ~.
ND Dunn. Gss ~ sE FL :: E,s~ea fAANs'A
SIX D.ssrvsks '' r sSsr si 81 IS 6AsSES
y The s1 ~, SVR' s .ssfan. location may b.
had Academy Of Mu,c Bseu'ins' and sSel' STA
a'a'I, store No e Fax MA SALE OF SEATS
on es q s q s si b the he
...,. the r.maps o. 50 s.". f-ess. to the rsny
sR thu sos %a.s
In, of,he Academy sp may hew'o be had Doors open
~ '' On MONDAY, Dec. 2s1zGALi NIaHr
being the fret essentially hs ir Po SSHsTs j. which
' spfi 4sr fsr &pEARAsOx BUT oNs
IL ,': sie Z Is; f5Ssu; fa e. EsISss
Who vii sppea the ass Of the 0pra and play two Of
b" must admired ' aESsi TiEuxrExrs
vii spp>ar the evening.
'A' Ns" ' M,Sanis ANNA CARapoRI
@ the Italian iIs PIN 6rfRS wi" make
during the next week Due notice will be given.
A CADEMY Of MUSIC.-:PERA and con
~ CiRr-raALBERe's LAST APPEARANCE BUT
oSh wi" '''' p' MONDAY NEXT. Dec. %.
''A-' WIN RENRI vIHUxrEMps,
when BeDinrs celebrated OSera Of
1 PURITANI
VIII ,ivsn on the 'sus evening for a' FIRST aud only time
..MADANE LA ORANGE surp a..
LAS0oE'rA CARL TONNES AS''AA '''
l In his eslsbrtisd role Of Georto;
s' SsiS 4; 5';l;s;fad si,I'' A''
o. ss 3, S S!IaIJs q 1bl,
F si,d;s =. Ss,s ap p F.M 2ssf
vii BE given s.tnse. Jan when the pr9s,.%I 2, W.,
; '''''' such have never '''n ''l,e .-
&C ADEMY OF SIC. -
n MOzAaTS REQUIEM
Tn. public ore r.pec.fS, afosi tina, great preparation,
aye being made for ,se p;'sg Iss sor1,su
The immense celebrity Of hi. classical eoup0''o' tie
romantic interest 81 sG,E{ sSs great
Who will the so ps combining the talents Of four ca
"''i Ia GRANGE, CARADoRI, D'ANGRI. MILNER,
.as rAs sssE ESs shasS0 SIMPSON
f ';s f fes I'd
''n': ah II Cso "sTs EFFORT OF THE SEASON
Full particulars VIII BE- given
EoRMEs as PLUMKET, THIS EVENING, in
il MARTHA.
A. and
,t.a - 49, -. 20 20 '"N A'
Fr'so" 'oe""es pruA
THE L 10 r aICuuOND
Madame La sRAs saRi roRM ass."' BIHAkl'
TTEnEe. pnf,r. PAIL brilliant
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IprITI TIIJc YClTIVPDAY) EVENING
NJ AMI ia -iMio ga unDH -
AA GEhhsS or Ina ana DAHoIi'
Fhto" seeeofsTu OPvaus%p non.
.ur u, mAhrn pAacuuoun
Mad. LAGhANoE' n, vopmrs - 'AN'
PiKANEs.R PsTL RELIANT.
IEhEst hOL-A, = -
hlo EoEsx.M 19HRI Am RALLET