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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

Az INptGNAHr FLLlBusrsR.- NJ Bant-
ly, lately an officer of Gen. Walkers Nlcaragu-
an army, writes from Selma (Ala.) to the New
Orleans Delta as follows:
sLocIiridgc and Titus arc two OF the most
miserable humbugs that accident ever placed
into position. COnceited, selfish, vain, they
know no moro of war as IA science than they do
of Sancrit 1t is a sad reflection that so mucl,
has been expended to no purpose towards open
ing the San Juan river a competent leader
could have effected it at one time with the
greatest Of ease But, as it is, time, money,
ammunition, blood, and life have been thrown
away to no purpose. commanded company
from Alabama in that unfortunate expedition,
was in the second battalion, and nm intimately
acquainted with the cause of failure, which
was, aver, to be the utter incompetency OF
Lockridge and Titus shall notattempt an
analysis of the capnign; that has become stale
news; but to any one who has read with atten-
ton the transactions on that river from the first
of january up to the time of the abandonment
my opinion will be truth. So the liberal and
neutrality-suspicious. of your city, who contribu-
ted so freely to equip that expedition, can know
where the responsibility rests of having trifled
away their generous efforts and contributions
towards aiding the noble Walker and the cause
of American progress in Central America"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

The SAD SToRYoF AN ERRINC Yorxc Nav
We have already mentioned in the journal the
suicide of a young man named PoindeSter. for
lnerly of Lexington. From Capt. Sullivan. of
the Statesman, off which steamer the unfortu-
nate victim of intemperance leapt to find a
grave for all his errors beneath the placid Ohio
we learn that Poindexter called him aside on
the guards Of the boat, placed ring and note
peared overheard. The following is the note
Farewell, father and mother, brother and sis.
ter, am tired of my life. Benjamin Franklin
Weigcrt, the penitentiary thief from Lexinc-
ton, KY, is the cause of this. Good bye, my
friends A. ~ PoINDExTER,
Lexington, Ky.
by youngest brother. beware of your COM
pany and the bottle LouisOills Journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

A MASSACHUSETTS paper, the editor Of which
has tried it, recommends the following simple
cure for for dysentery:
An old friend handed us the following simple
receipt fcT publication. II has been praetse,i in
his family for many gears, with uniform success
even in the most alarming stages Of the cons
Plnint; Take lndian corn, roasted or ground IN
the manner Of coffee, Tor coarse meal browneD
aud boil in sufficient quantity Of water to pro-
duce strong liquid like coffee, and drink tea
|cup-ful, warm, two or three times a day. One
day practice it staii win effect cure.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

Tue RAGE FOR LAND SPEcrLATloN-A letter
in the last Dubuque Herald, written from the
Usage land office, Iowa, says that there are
about two thousand persons in attendance on
the land sales, and that great competition exists
between Spectators and the settlers. This
competition had been carried to bidding $40 per
acre for the wild land. Thesettlers had held
meeting, and organized themselves into club
numbering seven hundred, and determined that
every settler should have the privilege of bid
ding off quarter section of land, in addition to
ono quarter covered by presumption, at govern.
ment price. Attempts were made to settle all
difficulties on this basis by the settlers furnish
ing names of persons who were bidders; but
this had not been done up to the time our in
fOrmant left. AS consequence, very few tracts
of land were sold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

SnccEIxG AFFAIR.-On Saturday afternoon
shocking and brutal affair took place near Lan,-
sons, onondaga CO., n. Y. 4 step mother of
little girl named Rice, about eight years of age,
became enraged at the child, and caught up
the head, face, neck, and shoulders of the child,
causing her hair to colue out, and scalding her
head, face, neck, and shoulders in horrill 10
manner. It.was feared. the little sufferer would
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21


AIlSg OF SrRAMRRsz BETWEEN 'FRANcE AND
| VIRGINIA. Governor Wise, Of Virginia, has
been holding correspondence with N. Lacon-
ture in reference to line of steamships be-
tween France and Virginia. Governor Wise
estimates the aggregate wealth of Virginia at
eight hundred millions of dollars. He says II
the French company will make up cargo OF
French goods for one steamer, and give thirty
days notice of her arrival at Norfolk, the Vir-
ginia and North Carolina merchants will pur-
chase the goods and have a return cargo of their
produce If this one succeeds the Frnnoh limo
to and from Norfolk and Havana will be estab-
lished. IL 1T must have aid by contribution, it
will be almost sure to have mail contract I'M
der appropriation by Congress; for the southern
States will no longer vote for appropriations to
any northern line to carry European mails, un-
less equal amounts are voted to one or more
southern lines. He further proposes that if
European capitalists will bring their funds to
complete the Kanawha Canal and Covington
and Ohio Railroad, he will recommend to the
General Assembly of Virginia to guarantee a
stipulated interested at least sixty per cent and
the entire redemption Of the debt in thirty four
years, and an appropriation from the State
treasury of two hundred thousand dollars per
annum TO aid in sustaining line Of steamers Of
sufficient class, or the Europeans to construct
the works, and take them for stipulated pc
Rod of time.
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Ambrotypes for 81.

PARTRIDGE, At his new and spscIousrooms, with facll
ties for operating and for light equal to
any In the country, and far superior to inhe city
in the country He prepared make Ambrotypes so
they can be sentb BY man without postage Also to set
them nlockets and pins price DaguerreOtypes
Pictures made for CUSTOMERS good asspecmena exhibited
and warranted to last foI ages unchanged
( Anknds Of materials used In the business for SALE
Rooms eastsiIe Of Main above Monroe over arsh
Taylor,a new stors aue1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

CELEBRATION OF the BATTLE OF SAN JAorxro.
The Galveston CTexas) Neus contains long
cacOunt of the celebration of the anniversary of
the battle of San Jacinto, at the field on which
the action took place. on the 10th of April, 1857,
On that day, twenty-One years ago, the battle
which secured the independence of Texas was
fought between small band of Americans, I'M
der General Houston, and the Mexican army,
three or four times its number, under the COM
mandOf Santa Anna, then Prcsidentof the Next
can Republic, Its results were the most extra
ordinary, with the exception of those Of. New
Orleans, that were ever won upon any battle
field.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

TRlAL OF EcKEI PosTPoNED-Thc following
paragraph is from the New York Times, Of
Tuesday:
and through his counsel demanded a trial on
the indictment for the nurderof Dr. Burtlcll-
The District Attorney said, that for reasons
which he could not state in open Court he was
unwilling to proceed with the trial, and accord
iingly moved that it be laid oyeruntil the Octo-
Der term, when he intended to enter n noHe
Proseq7ti. MIR. Eckel's counsel represented the
hardship of thus sending out his client under
suspicion Of murder, without giving him a trial
which should determine the question OF his guilt
or innocence. But the Court granted the mo.
ton of the District Attorney, against The pro-
fest and earnest rcmonstrance Of Mr.. Eckel's
counsel. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

Jpu.r pr,.c11 80. II H. r.. r
III y u'e tast nun eL-ol
Z 0"c"' reserved Dy tne ASA, Is an article
headed "CTinOline viewed as a Depopulating
Influence - whichwe eoDy.
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Il ;s 5,,,s,t Vi sle tS
i,;ooiins SSS VI SnS
IN lis efFects 5y,9 te .a,,s, r, ny. .s
;s o &c ~. ".Isss ~
oS,,n,,"i,, ~ tas - IS
is, bSy =, cSoos -. s'' anu IA
F,f,;ITg f ~ ; -, = LIZ ~ tt.1 u
ja a. Iii, :: eau pro-
=. ~. H., e ts, tut tS luosS part
,syUts,. s..s yer,
half Soss,, i,asItI.r ss
Lei, = anu grls WaiEIns
A. 30 i'iSte, ~ Tue Dolls
p'le l4u III = handsome open
e''i ne 81. lyss.,,...s:.. sci.,,ss
:. .i:Hs u te we must
,,s, w una o!
tnel1; anu
we sIaiI see at once PROOF that the declining
oa as spe'ty ASee 10 TINS Clln-
.ass. ~ woe! grow the
49,, - wy stoM sl.g WnleI! iatles
~ Ply tot tlle narrower III con-
r9oS s..lI9.,s! means OF AVns 30
s.,s' sMettl.hg Wnen tney are out neceSsiates
. closely when ut home;
o.'.' c4'i "e cone Wltnout is gwen up
~ tI as uI " DC ailofuso children are mt
any therefore oe dispensed
so .tia' ~ tlls Psltleoats expand the pop
t,,. 1g ioNe Oh new afess sup
Is I $50 " 2 r SH,'i! .n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

a LARGE Rolling Mil and Locomotive Manu-
factory are now in progress of erection at In
dianapOlis. Alarge boiler yard, brass foundry,
and coppersmilh's shop, are attached 10 the es-
Enlistment, which is already so far advanced as
70 employ about one hundred hands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

Loss BY THE STORM IN Mlss1sslpp1.-The Sea
Coast Democrat, published in Mississippi citv.
thus sums the losses in that vicinity by the re-
cent storm:
Wholeloss not less than $780, 600 The lar.
gcst losers, whose names we have heard
are: Hon. Il. c. Stafford, $4,000; Messrs
Mclean Henry, $4,000; Messrs. TAYLOR 4,
Mayer, $ 1000; Mr.. Flower, $4,000; Mr.. Burr,
$4,000, Col. Humphreys, $l,5UO. Some mills
Every man engaged in the log and lumber bust
ness in this district has lost all he had invested
in timber. And it being the chief industrial
pursuit of the people, trade is completely para
lyzed for the present. None of the mills can
be started to work very soon, because of the
the vast amount OF drift accumulated about the
buildings; and even when the machinery can
be righted again, they willhave to wait some
time before supply of logs can be had
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

IMPoRTANr RA1LRoAD Casa very import
ant verdict was obtained last week, in the Su-
promo Judicial Court of New Hampshire in
session at Lancaster, in favor of the right Of
railroad corporations to make an extra Charge
where passengers neglect to purchase tickets
before entering the cars. Some two years since.
it seems, one James II. TIillard took his seat in
the cars of the Grand Trunl, Railroad without
n ticket. The conductor, Thomas G. Gould de-.
manded of him the extra ten cents required in
such cases, by the rules of the Company. Hi
lard refused to pay more than the regular price,
and was therefore elected from the cars He
then brought an action for trespass against
Gould, and under improper ruling obtained n
verdict, but a new trial was afterwards ordered
ON exceptions, which last week was decided i'm
favor Of the Conductor. This establishes for
New Hampshire, the principle that Directors
have the right to made the extra charge re-
he'd in expelltng from the cars those who refuse
to pay such charges.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

RE11r1lED BlEAIHYthat LADY or gentleman vopid re-
man eHSsT me cGTse OF breath when 6y NEE
nSt only render Z sweet bot white as aiabas.
terE Many persons no not breath q bSd ana
ne Sect Is SO delicate, heE friends vIli never etfon
IL Four single drop Of the aBaln on your tooti If
last rear. 49,. y eet4 ~
ne y nay Y easily acquired by using
ppes snd treekles from the skin, leaving Il Of
tets h1e Wet foEels pour tO or three dr5ps nyI
wash the face night and morning ssAs5s @+N4
sAllso slApG EAsERet y0uT shaving hFnSh IN either
g eSsa Ee4eIs po on two tFeear0ns ssR1ln Of
rub ne beard veil and Il iIl make
Ing. Price only AftY cents. "
&.PsFEfRTDR9 4 CO.,
For Yale BY :. u. EOG6N ( co. 'F sg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

A STRANGE ISctpENr.-During the celebration.
at Jamestown, on the 1sthinst, while the cerc-
monies were proceeding a temporary gloom was
cast over them by the finding of the body of a
young man who was drowned while skating,
last winter, on creek which runs across the
island. The body was almost in complete
state of preservation. Theskatcs yet remained
attached to his boots, and his clothing was in
jured but little. The body was recognized, and
removed by the friends Of the deceased
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

INvENToRY OF A WARDRoBE,-.A young lady's
trunk having been missent, upon railroad, she
has furnished an inventory of the missing prop
erty, on which to base her claim for payment
This inventory as We see it in the papers, is of
personal wardrobe, and foOts up t,oo thousand
dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

to'a ne Bataore Iatrios ana Commercial. Gosetts.
HAMPToES T1NOTURE.-ThiS medicine, which has been
before the public for years. more especially for
the last year. by Messrs Mortimer owbray, as sole pro-
PretorS has met with success as We have seen
from the most respectable large number Of pa
who have been Relieved and number of the medical
profession also who have used It in their practice have
Voluntarily given their certificates recommended to
the prOprietors.
We are decidedly opposed tag quack nostruns but
as We have seen many letters essrs Mortimer &AoW
bray from the sources above mentioned NE eelit to be
nothing than justice attention OF the people
to their advertisement in to-day's paper
n. H. LOGAN co.
Are the Agents fol. wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them. ape8-1u-dav
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DIR. N. pI.. VAI4LET,s

/
These pills have been used in the private practice Of
PROPRIETOR also in the Hospitals Of of France for
years, meeting with unparalleled suceessivng the
est satisfaetIon-cnrlng where other remedies FAM
They act as charm in correcting irregularity and OBJ
StrucOns, producing regular return Of the monthly dis.
charge.
mild and gentle stimulant They produce an agreeable
exheratiOn and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females those suPposng themselves so are
cautioned against using these pulls, they will produce
miscarriage, although under circumstances Injurious to
the most delicate. For sale By
tan15 L4uGnL1Ns BusHF1ELD.
| pAILEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
IRA CTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN InseparabIe as Fl RE and
HEAT Inflammation produces pain, pain produces in.
hamatlon Wherever there Is unnatural heat hrobbID mr.
redness, matter whether caused by fever hurt n
Sore poison, rheumatism, piles, sting
Is inflammation. hundred books or thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
andrestOre nature, inflammation must subdued To &C.
eOmplsh efforts of always direct.
cd Thousands Of physicians, Thousand OF the first and
most snRacious persons who have DALLEYs MAGIC
ALPAlS EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit that ts
control over Inclination Is most wonderful and Immediate
instantly aayIng the pain, neuttazing poison
renewing and healing No burn, scaId sore or alment Is
two severe to yield Its soothing curing influence Ap
ply It Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine Is enveopedin Steel Plate Engraving With
the names Of o. v. cLIcRENER CO., proprietors and
HENRY DALEY, manufactures, upon each box. Price
IS cts. per box.
GAll OFdersshOud be addressed to CIV. Cllckener
Co, 81 Barclay st. New York n. H. LOGAN & Co.
sPSS;lm Wheelng,Va.
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CHRONIC DIARRHGA.
We have in our possession the certificate Of
Citizen tssying that he entirely cured Of ibis drea
full disease by using BGRIIAvE's HOLLAND BlTTRRs.
We shall take pleasure In showing the certificate to any
person doubling this statement ap2-1wdaW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-21

Wash EMraRATloN TO ANRmcA.-An English
paper says that the inhabitants of large dis
trict in Wales have purchased large quantity
of land in the State of Tennessee, and were
about starting ina body to take possession
The movement is one Gt adds in which the
whole principality feels an interest
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Truetee's SaIa

49, q. y 1u8Gees9 sale
y pursuance Of . Deed OF Trust from A. g. Osbun and
y = and their WVes, and Jesse Lantx
and e me d9ted April 1st 1855 reeoieI
expose to sale, the FOntdoof OF the eouTt
House IN gail county, ON Monday, the 18th day OF
on the East side Of the Ohio River, In the county 81
Us STATE OF estimated tOcOhtan One Hun.
ana seSey.hHe acrCs, less adJDinInt ne
l1nis q AndTe P the South and Rast andfhoSe
OF ftilp Kelly on the Horteing same Boli
yed ~ samuel @ FARMER and Daniel Farmer nsfd fleir
and Jane Farmer their mother, BY deed dated March
. Q. cash With Interest on same from
April 1st 1886, and costs be psl on In a. SI5.
on the 1gt day Of April 1853; 800 on ii IsI
1876 on tbs lss day q APRIL 1896 On ne III
gay @ April 1905 S9t 40 the day q Arrl 1852.
on the g day Of April. 1853 90 $50 on The Isl dayi
1851. z - IiGSgIPT a ST ~ iEHFEIs
smy14-4d y 80 $3.50
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MEDICAL
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AhdPT0N;8 TINCruRH
HAMPToN'sTINCTURR S'A'
WILL CURE COUGH
HhAIPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
IEAslPTON's FINCTURE '''
WILL CURE scRoFULA.
HAMPTON'S TTNCTURE
Will. CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
WIFLcURE NEURALGIA.
HAAIPTON'S TINGTURE
MILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
HAGTPT0N'S TTNCTURE
WILL, 1NvIGoRArE
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS
HAAPr0N'S TISCTURE,
Wherever used has been suceessfnlin CURING DISEASE
after other remedies havefailed.
E9r DISEASES D. s. or woMEN and CHILDREN 1t Is
O4F1sdl h64SO1, and shOIld he usedin every family
ar IF2E HIGH.
Ho-ls5 s2UrH PAcA STREET, BALTIxoRx
o4's w EBzS q SPs ss& i1fs'4. s'e''
- No. 2I REGISTER STREEF, BALTIAloRR,
Aost dsead,il case ~ ,Scr9ulr Of gearal stdndfng
H' S9SS 81 reg g, e @9ss sstoEsd q AeGitE.
No. $50 Baltimore
Her eaHs Cer yeags Of has Ostoafshed her
HERE6 IS II KISS saS s91 e r. @s'
"A Roy ~ me mi!y OF the Hon w P. ThOmasson,
nom head to foot HIS eyeds turned inside out proTr
cured by Hampton's Vegetable Tineture. NN3
-O4SPEP2Aa NlS2s Ft9JiS DISEASE, ISc,
ar, Wm. Oldham, OF Baltimore custom. house suffered
ron complaints for IS months, with body mind
sYeteiy eaeeted ne was cured by Hamptons Vegetable
Z. -. z e5N3srliazzQN. d..
Mr. Henry C. VIM had Cough for years-reat veal.
ness stc bad in ALL Ave six physIcians tried all the
H4WP70SsS F.E az is7l BE EZS0TJfeE
ny We appeal TO our best known Citizens!
KIT T57e Ef f aSS 81 475 ts4 yzatE 70 RE Sc
III: sRs 2 RESTORED or
TIE SUMMER ITS DISEASEs-TnE REM.
EDY- AT HAND.
HAIP1'ORlSs VEGETllBLE' TLYCTERE
We have tue strongest the good rHeeisp
this medicine in Cholera AlOrbus DaFrha and Dh Eases
stomach and bowels and renders the great assist
9nes IN combating the approach Of indeed all
HA1rpT0GpS YEGEZABLR TZNoTURE.
BY us mild action on the stomach, liver and kidneys will
cure AKGDE1Sfg, Coughs ANtAsna, bronchial and EHE0
EltDPfOga ScTOT, lheBidtES1l EOytf NeStrTE1iI ~
ttLa Piles, Bo7cel Complaint ., Horns aud NerT0,s De-
Gistes, and all dSs9sss arising from impure blood
One bottle VIM prove its superiorvIrtne.
As a FEK4LE MEDICINE
Hanptons TinCtuTe cannot be eXceIled. DeauyIuR
agent is far superior to Of the cosmetics Of the ay
producing beautiful clear skim and giving the cheeks
the color of the imPHrtIn every muscle thai life
and which gves to all who enjoy health grace
Chronic Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache LONE
standing mas been cured by as nVTgorator an ne.
stoFatve where gentle smuant - wanted We believer
superior to NIL the cOrdIaIs the public to me
1oN@ and Ott ge, the Single and Married. We oer me
most valuable remedy ~ '
Can and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
FOR sale by y. H Logan a. Co, Wheeling, Gen.
soidby MORTIMER MowBRAY,
240 Baltimore St, Baltimore
eN-price 81 ner hattie. S.bis
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Black or Brown Hair produced in Eve minutes,
from the GrayeSt Redest HAIR by the application Of
A. BATcHEI6R's HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de.
eetion and to nJure the skim no matter
how often applied how long continued Use the genuine
and no harm possibly occur. MarEthe steel engrav
ing on the box and WN.A DATcuELoR 9s8 Broadway, on
the four sides Ask for WA BATcHELoRs Hair Dye when
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
Rp30-1tn n n I0GAny a ~
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q CEIAI2LESTONl
Medical Journal and Review.
@. HAPFSOLDT, M. d.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

rTHE twelfth volume of THIS JOURNAL. commences With
January, 1871, 1tE g heretofore, be independent
OF every oc interest and influence and VIII devoted 70
me OF ~ patrons and 70 the advancement and
OF sound We've and observations
Ehs issue the of sFeFy alternate
month Each nnePe and forty.fouF
oetavO pagesf and ehtains eFilEL ENGRAYRD4 P0R
tllAIEUf distlnguthe Medical man.
Ihetn gins Nth witt the
November tA1Qe. Il will thus contain PoFtaits and
esat hgqdEed and pages Of reading mdtter.
ouH n0LltAtiS per 11od which
the sphscEiheT 70 receive his oVPos
4Gg Subscription t. it'll the January udn6ef.
Letter losing which Ei5k 81 the letter IS
reklStsTsl, sfs Q. HAppoLDT, II. D.,
g.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NfDMH ANNA De la GRANGE,
IN AS THE. HONOR TO ANNOUNCE THAT SHE WILL
II II give 1--WE GRAND CONCERTS.
At ARLINGTON HALL, on FRIDAY AMI SATURDAY,
Nay ssh and 3ohs assisted by Madame sIEDENBURG,
sLgnDFi fgERRSA and TAFEANELLI and Mr. GUYON.
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New Musio

q w EAGQSIk3s
gSF IssUED-LeOu0te Polka, Ne Joy that tlot ant Frs-
Write 70 me 0lu, On The fofer Of : ssreaIallf'
gu 50 ond OF Rysng, Jganit (IFhnita EVenia,.
Ecu Natural bridge sdttlseh, Aez1rka dies TSaineaT
tel{y keePsake Sehottfseh, Franklin Waitr
Polka5 Spring EloReF Slptsci Persian Dance.
Ags sSte py 5+3g u :. WILSON 4 co..
ny q Atonr0S St
= 81 RJI1IIC ID. -
NOTICE Is HEREhY tFIVEN f65s FINN and ,ft. ~,
day. Thomas r AsteW yin cease 70 act s. the setf
ApfthA ] keatngs and Elld AsEeu I5i hgfelft53 Co..
qnes ne Market 6t "a III
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