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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28
Bells Liniment.

Deli 1lulmenc.
The best article in use for the cure OF Rhcune-
tisni, Neuralgia, Bruises Sprns, Weakness in The
Joints or Limbs, Swellings, Govt PARALYSIS and dis
eases of the Spine, Sore Throat, Swollen Glands,
&c. &c. The proprietor could produce numerous
testimonials of the efficacy of the Liniment from
citizens OF this place, if he deemed it necessary.-
All he asks is fair trial. confident that il viii Give
relief in every case.
For sale wholesale and retail by q f'
McCAULEY BELL, Ciarksville Tenn
July 90 59-tf
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II. j. YOUNG

M E re H A Mt TIA YI.OR
HAS moved on Strawberry Alley, few doors
east of w. o. Vancc's Drug Store. He solicits a
share of public patronage. All garments made up
and insured to fit in good style. He also intends
to keep
Clothing Made Up,
of his own manufacture. Call and see for your
selves. .ae .-s
Dec 4, '57-tf
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CITY CONFECTIONERY.

T.. u, ELY,
Having purchased an interest in the above Con-
dictionary, win hereafter conduct the business under
the style and name of
Il. b. ELY 81 co.
We shall keep on hand large supply Of Confec
tionaries of erry description and ka,d, which we
will sell very cheap. We have now on hand large
lot of Toys Dolls, Drums Pipes, Cigars and Chew
ing Tobacco. Give call at our store, first door
below the Court House. sl iE
Jan. G, 1900 E. B. ELY & co.
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Choice and Rare !
We have inst received a few dozen of delicious
Pure Wines and Brandies

warranted to be what they are sold for, and be
lieyed to be superior TO anything of the kind eve
offered in this market, among them will be found
Pale Sherry Wine, very old)
French Brandy,
Bartara Wine italian Claret,) SIS per doz;
Asst Rosa
Melvasia "a very delicate sparkling wineG
Passaretta,
White Asst, still wine.
The attention of Physicians specially called to th
above articles For sale by -r
.-a THOMAS 4 BRO.
June % 60
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Job Work.

We have just received a new LOT Of JoE TyOe and
are now prepared Ca execute work With neatacss
nd dispatch. AEBLEfr 4 GRANT.
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Tea, Tea, Tea!

Just received very superior lot Of Teas wlncl
we warrant TO he No. !. -
Dec, SO G. A. LlGON co.
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CUMMINGS & JONES,


Successors to Jas. d. Lehmer & Co.
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 and SO West Second street,
CINcIENATL o.
As successors to the long established firm of Jas.
d. Lehmer Co.. we beg leave TO call attention to
the above Card and respectfully offer our services
as General Commission Merchants, for the purchase
and sale Of all kinds of Produce and Manufactures,
more especially Provisions and Flour.
Having ample cash means and facilities for con-
Quoting Commission Business in all its various
branches, hope by strict attention to our duties
to receive a liberal share of patronage.
CUMMINGS & JONES.
Cincinnati, July q 1860.
Having impaired my health by constant appca-
ton to business for the past fifteen years, have
found il necessary to transfer the active manage
ment TO others. In doing so, can with great con
fdence, rec immend my successors Messrs. Cum
mings a Jones, to my many friends and patrons,
JAS. ID. LEllMER.
Cincinnati, July 2, 1890. juy27-9m
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AcAp,7sr MrsSc.-opcra prospects look brighter
There was large and very fashionable audience FOR the
rigia del Reggmcnto" last night. The opera itself u
associated with many agreeable souvenirs. Maria was
iasorie yoe with AIboni sontag and a,,ery with Pic
coc mini the most piquant Of all the urundire, Madame
Fabb much better tragic than 10 seriocomc parts.
and although her Maria good performance lack
Cd tina, which the public expects such reles she
was however very fine in the finale 20 the first act and
created quite f~r~e IN the adcu TO the regiment st.
gcli was evidently suffering from cold and under such
circumstances, close criticism upon his performance
would be ungenerous Formes the Sergeant carried
OF tho honors Of the night I, rs quite the best perform
unce Of the role tina, have In this country.
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The Opera in Philndelphfa.

Dec. II, IBbU
Madame Colson was greeted by large and fashionable
audience at the Academy Of Music to night the
sion OF her benefit, The grand opera of I'll Guramento
WAS performed for the third time and met with increased
favor. The opera OF sMose in Egito will be produced
Tor the first time on Friday evening
The season, which has been highly prosperous one
will close Saturday, when the company will proceed
baltimore to open there on Monday evening
The Opera was never before in such high favor with
the committee and the various merits Of the artists
theme OF conversation in social circles and Of animated
disct ssion among newspaper critics.
Miss Adelaide Phillips late appearance Orsini, in
LGcretia Borga" has gained her considerable notice
and praise she acted and sang the part with unusual
force and ability, and the Brndsi received with &C
camaiioIs Of delight The papers of to-day desert poll
tics for poetry and instead ~ secession
they discuss the momentous question, whether Madame
Coson has improved since her debut when Gazzaniga
ruled the day. or whethcr-whch is the most lkey-the
musical taste Of Philadelphia has improved The beauty
II so innocent discussion considerably married by the
Blngsgae employed by the critics, in sneerng each
other literary well as musical ability.
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Tln orsRA At HAvAsA.-The Opera was opened In the
city Of Havana the I'd instant with the "Trovatore'
The D,a,S ce Mar~e thinks that the company will
give full satisfaction TO the critical public Of Havana
We trsnsatessenora Iotti possesses many natural
COMMUNICATIONS She Is Of beautiful figure and fresh
and musical voice, which she manages with much skill
tas,e and elegance. Sonora Natal (Fanny) is already
well known 20 the public. Senior rancani economical his
voice his debut but in many Of his ne passages he
gave evidence Of great ability Senior Crcsci also
disposed to his voice for greater occasion but
he showed that he knows how 10 sing and 10 his
cellent talent 70 advantage Altogether the Trovaorc
well represented Senior Go,schslk with his usual
ability, directed the orchestra
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ntnis counsel 70 attend because Of other engage
utnts
Tide cattle market yesterday was a trfe more
beoyaa, under light receipts. and a good demand
for prime eattle at triaing advance. Mich cows
were steady. yeals were in request at previously
quoted rate. Sheep and lambs were in request.
and prime were Is cents per head higher Swine
were plenty, dull and Z cent lower, with sales at
from A., 20 5h cents, including all kinds. The
total receipts at all the yards for the week were
a. follows:3,s45 beef cattle. 100 cows, 497 veals,
s6ao sheep and lambs, and IL 200 swine
The favor BIZ received By the Europa from Liver
poo had the effect Of improving the market for cotton
yesterday Prices better and closed advance
Of full &c. per To-. and okers called &c highr.
The sales embraced about 500 bales closing firm tho
basis Of loc per ID for midding upands Tho decline in
freghts with the character of tho foreign news also had
favorable influence four which advanced about 10c
15c. per barrel chiefly common and medium grades
while sales larger Wheat from the causes named
also higher, with fair sales, closing at an
advance Of &c &c per bushel Corn frmer and in
lair r.q, est. Pork heavy and irregular; sales Of
old mess were made at $40 IS SIC So and OF and
unspected do at 81 SIT 80; old prime sold at $40
$40 3Th Sugars in better request, with saes
with small sales including 900 bags Rio at 12c i3c,
and $50 do st pomingo part inferior lat lie. Freghs
were lower but with offering at the Concession,
and shipments Of grain and -four pretty freely made
English ports q. rates given in another place. ~
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The POLICE AND THE GAsBLERs.--A few
weeks ago number Of persons were com
planned Of a. keepers Of common gaming
houses and held for trial before the Court Of
Special Sessions tribunal which is noted for
it, promptitude in the punishment Of Migrants,
drunkards and petty thieves. We have yet
10 learn that either OF the four alleged
gamblers has been brought before the
Justices. And perhaps some Of them
may be able to account properly for
The delay. 1fnot the Commissioners Of Police
will notice that complaint has been regularly
made against certain persons as keepers Of
gambling houses, and that IL IL therefore the
duty Of the department to break up the suspi.
cious establishments. In another case Il has
been proven that captain Of police protect
cd gambling house, and failed TO complain
Of it's keeper. This officer has since been pro-
noted and we presume that the Commissioners
approve Of his action In the special case under
notice. Now. the public has RICH, to know
whether Commissioners Of Police fear to do
their duty and execute the laws according to
their oa,hs Of Office The statute affords no
icopboIe GU, Of which they can escape They
are active enough in ordering descen,s
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THE COUNTY FISANCEs-EsTIxATRs FOR
ls6l.-The Comptroller presented report to
be Board Of Supervisors on Tuesday, showing
the estimates of appropriations required for the
expenses Of the county for the ensuing year, and
he revenues deryable from taxes and other
sources. The total estimates are put down at
S4,377 ,422; the revenues derived from fees of
courts and interest on taxes amount to 500 900.
leaving the sum required TO be raised by taxes,
s4,3l4,4 22. The expenses for the coming year
will exceed those Of the present by about three
quarters Of million.
The Comptroller recommends that the closest
economy be exercised in the expenditures Of
the government in view Of the present dis
turbed condition Of public affairs and the
the year 1861, and we hope that the Super
vkors VIII be guided by the suggestion. But
it will avail little to the taxpayers that the
county expenses, under tie Supervisors con-
troll, be kept down, while We have so inefficient
and corrupt a city government to swell the
taxes up TO ten or fifteen millions, as we greatly
fear they will do, judging from the organza-
ton Of the new Boards Of Aldermen and Coun-
cilmen.
Comptroller Haws draws attention again to
the Inconvenience and expense arising from the
practice of completing the assessments as late
as the month of July, and levying the taxes In
the latter part of September, thus compelling
the county to raise loans for the current ex-
pcndtures at heavy interest which amounts
for this year to over seventy-four thousand
dollars on county revenue bonds alone, exclu-
sive Of the interest on corporation loans; and
he suggests that the Legislature should provide
for any earlier levy There Is no reason why
the tax books should not be placed in the re-
ccivers hands in the first quarter Of the year,
and il Is to be hoped that the Legislature will
80 order il during the next session. 1t will
save the taxpayers q vast amount Of inconve-
nience, besides sparing the additional burthen
Of heavy interest upon loans.
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Markets.



PmLADngInA Duc IL, 1890
stocks steady. Pennsylvania state 5s, 81 Reading
Railrnsd l6s4 Morris Cana 40, long Island Iairoai
pa rennsy ivana Railroad, 49, SIGHT exchange IN az
Ter cent premium.
NE~ OR91Ss, DC ~, 1880
Gotten has advanced 4 q unlct "a Earopa's advicss
sales to-day II 500 hales NJ CSC . lOc iof mddlngs
sugar hTm, AZ Tor tau ~ fgly fair. Corn
55c. a o0c. Provisions Jun.
MonJ. rec IL, 1890
Cotton sales to-day, 1000 bales, a. gs4c axe fs
midding sales n three day 1000 bales, receipts do
i33 600 bales freights-totton 20 Liverpool, pl6d
and 10 Havrc, lhc. sight exchange New YORK !.
= per cent discount sterling eNciafgc, ~ 100
haHra Dec. IL, 1890
Cot,on-Salos to-day 1000 balls, Ii gt,c' a L9sl,r
middng demand gvod and market arm
AtGtsrA, Iccgmber IL, 1880
Co,,on-Saios to-day, 1900 bale, al Ios.e ler re,s
middling Market irn4, with an import delnand
BtfnyoRK Dec IL, 1850
Flour nrmer; Ohio ard Howara street al - slig CO..,
ing At - 10 Wheat STEADY; rcls, 81 % 81 is whte
~ % Q ~ ~ Corn steady Inv SLOWS stua and notn
nal Conce quiet at 13c. a 14c Nhtssay steady
flilAnEIlnA, Dcc. ~, 1860
Flour dull Wheat has docllnfng tendency; white.
III 20 y 81 %; rcd, 81 II 81 % Cfrn quiet old vel.
low, 65c. q c6c, new bbC. d SIC Mess pork, $1T so
bacon, sides. lie; shoulders, Se. Whisky active al
Ike a lsc.
CINCINNATI Dec. IL, 1880
Whiskey steady q, 5ho. Hogs improved demand 1t
better prices sails a &C pr ID sight exchange very
scarce, at - pr ccit premium. -
CIuc,cc, Tee. a. 1890
Flour steady wheat stcaly and ic. &c. aiyane q
sales 80 600 bnfhes az 7sc Ter Northwestern cub, TAI
active and advanced fc. saice ~ 600 bush at &c,
in store. Cats were steady. fcceWs--o 100 bis
-four rs 900 bushcls wheat, q,tco bushels com sight
exchange ca New YVtk arm, al 10 pot e.ni iteGiisu
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EXPECTED POPULAR OUTBREAK IN PHII.A.
DELpHIA.

l1lApRIfInA Dec. IL, 1900
rotphar Curtis 10 lecture to morrow evening al
Concert Hall but the rroprieors Of the Hall approhend
a renewal Of the riot which occurred AZ National Hail
when Mr. Curtis spoke last in this city John Browns
merits, they have refused permission Mayor Henry has
been In consultation with the gers Of the Lecture In
stue and advised them force Curtis on the public
especially on the day set apart for great Union de
monstaton when they desire e convince rc south thai
Northerners desire the protection u their rights The
Mayor offered them The I've hundred police to preserve
order II Curtis persisted in lcctulng but advised hcm
70 dcss, this force might be insufficient to stay
n riat
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Garfbaldi and venetia-Prc1imfnary
Meeting.

moctAn&s
meeting OF the presidents and representatives OF
clubs and associations met in No. L. Hone House,
corner Of Broadway Great Jones street. last evening"
for the purpose Of making arrangements to participate in
the grand demonstration be held at the Cooper Inst
tute Tuesday evening" December 49, 1850 In favor Of
Garibaldi and Italian nationality.
Tho meeting, consisting mostly OF Americans was
called 70 order about hsfpast eight O'Clock, and ap
pointed William Wilson, Esq Chairman, and 7. Dwyer,
Esq, Secretary The Secretary read the call Of tho
Mr.. wmscs rose and said-Gen.lemen, you have met
bere this evening TO consult together and make arrange
ments that all clubs and people favorable 70
Garibald and Italian nationality may attend and taks
part the great meeting BIO held at the Cooper
Institute, the 18th instant favorable 70 that cause
The object OF that meeting is TO give expression
sympathy in the great cause and TO endorse the acts
o the heroic Garbadi and the Italian people in their
efforts 10 establish liberal government, TO encourage
them by sympathy and aid in restoring the whole Of
Italy 10 be free and independent nation An appeal
has bes made personally by Garbadi to this country,
and he tells that in March he will want million Of
etdless to tell you he will also require money The
names Of the sgnes To the call for the mass meeting
will be pcblehtd In few days and will represent more
character wealth and worth than any similar call since
the declaration Of Independence. To make the mass
meeting success must act with unity OF purpose.
Every man here that mpaahixs with must consti
tate himself committee to the sympathies and
feeig Of his friends and the masses that they may
attend that night 70 preserve order and give cnarac
VI W soc VIC ictnotu-
BIG that tn proceedings OF that meeting will be read with
repec, htnor and enthusiasm BY the patriots Of Europe
and BY The millions who are striving 70 regain
the right OF free suffrage and with fear and trepidation
by the tyrans their thrones The and the OBJ
jet Of calling this meeting now known TO you II Is
for you therefore, appeal to the Of the people
which can only be done by the friends off the cause
moving among them.
After some further remarks the names of the gentle
who wished to take active part in the said meet
ing recorded by the Secretary and the preliminary
meeting adjourned till Saturday next, at eght o'clock
T. NJ
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The New York Central Railroad.

AIJANY, UtC. II, ISUU
The annual election for directors Of the New York Con-
trail Railroad was held to-day Henry II. Martin, OF Al
bany; Richard M. Blaichford, Of New York, and Ham
ton White, Of Syracuse elected in place Of John L.
schoocraft, Isaac Townsend and Horace Whitehall de.
ceased.
The annual report shows the earnings and receipts Of
the road for the past year to be m and the net
earnings to be 81 517 SOL being nearly six and half per
cent the amount Of the capital stock Of the company.
The old officers reelected, follows:-Erastus
Corning, President. bean Richmond Vice President.
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PersonMl Intelligence.


r. G. Calhoun and wife, Of Bridgeport are stopping at
the Everett House.
Hon william Appleton, W. Amory, W Appleton IT.,
and IL r Kendall, al q Boston are stopping at the
nreyoort House
W u. panfcrth n New York c o Chaplin, of Spring.
field; W n Fish Of Gov ingior NJ. Mr. Philips and WIFE,
Of Montreal; VI ~ Bacon, Of St Louis and q J. Pierce
Of s., Johns IRE stopping ~ the Metropolitan Hotel
Col J. W. Munson, OF Connecticut ". $. johnson, OF
Denver City; ". s Endco'i and wife, 81 Chicago Herr
A. Iandsdorf Of Berlin, louis Blanscard Of Virginia
arc stopping at the iafargc House
Col W. c Alexander, Of New Jersey; A. Spaulding, Of
salt lake; J. chimney aud family and Ramon Fefnan.
dcz, ~ Cuba; T. r. smith and VI w. Mills Of Long
Island. A. r. Abercrombie OF New York. and & G arm.
strong, q Philadelphia, stopping at the Union Place
Hotel
Col Charles r Strattcn, u New Jersey. Major W NJ n
Hartley, OF Hartford W. II. Dewitt, Of Albany; N.
Wheeler OF Bridgeport Thomas Lamb Of Boston, Jacob
SteYer and wife, ot st LOUIS Ogden Edwards and wife,
Utica and y W wheelwright, Of Boston, stopping at
the It. Nicholas Hotel.
Charles y. sprogcll, of Philadelphia; Mr.. Anthony and
wife, Of Worcester Mass j. Gum ngham, OF Connecticut
Lieut. Mallet, &C New York, r. r. Murgcr, 81 Dorchcs.
ter, Mas, y. Davidson and r. Ryan Of Montreal, and
Mrs Mc1ier and daughter, Of New York. stopping at
the Clarendon Hotel
" foron j. Marian, A. Sanchey and r. iargero, All Of
Havana, John Bingham, of Philadelphia, and Samuel w.
Fuller, C Chicago, stopping at the Astor Houee
Hon John Young, of Montreal; Hon. L. b Peck, OF
Vermont; thauncey Barnard, Of New YORK l. MOTIFS,
Of Ihiladtlha, George A. prummond, Of Montreal Col
4 Ielarc, { n West " Richards and Henry Nissroon,
an 81 Charleston, s. c. Judge fcistene, 81 iennsyi-
tens, and cheney, Of Boston, arr stopping at the
Urn Avenue Hotel
Cant I NJ THOMPSON and W Gum Of Springfield.
iem's n Nc,lcane, Of Belfast n. G Wooster Of Derby
A. T.nntt 81 Philadelphia, A. A. Paddock Of Nebraska;
H. taIprtcr, e Rverdaic. John Williams, of baltimore;
Mae \ Iudirg,on, Of Carmel George Gushel, &C Troy,
snd J. Akin, q New York, are stopping at the Abe
marie Hotel
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TIM MAvoR vs.. TN AIDERxKS.-Ihe resolution recently
passed the Aldermen granting permission for the erection
o. shed pier No a. North river for the accommo
dation OF Liverpool line Of steamers has not met with
Mayor Woods approval Col. surnham, the City Marshal
has not only notified the parties desst from further
work towards the completion Of the she'd but default
Il obedience, squad of policemen, under Captain HART
has been dcputTd to apprehend all individuals detected
fagrants dco Mayor Wood objects the shed on the
ground that all constructions Of the kind expressly
fof blCdep by statute.
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Tuosx IrrMs AeArS--Now that the election
Il over, and there can be no reason, good or
bad for the retention Of the items Of the Japs-
ncse bill. we call upon the committee TO give
them 70 the public without further delay II
j. high time that this matter was settled mp,
that the taxpayers were informed az 70 the
exact amour, OF their suffcrings, and that the
people who performed the labor In good faith
received their just dues
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Messrs. Lighte 4 Bradbury Pianoforte
Factory.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,

NEw YORK Dec H. 1850.
We notice in your issue of this morning, under the
heading of "Ihe Iaborng Classes statements
with reference to house which palpaby wrong
that you will allow to correct the same You say we
have "totay suspended business" "that force con
sisted OF about hundred men,, and "the firm did not
discharge their until absolutely compelled to do So"
Every word Of these statements is false Our force
ssts Of about three hundred We have not
pended business, and have not discharged a man.
The mistake has probably occurred from the that
have been strike fr the last week demanding
a higher price than are Willing to pay. Yours, &C.,
IIGHTE 4 BRADBURYS.
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Sailing Of the Arabia.

BISfON, DC. II, $500.
The Arabia sailed at eleven O'Clock with sixty passen-
gers for Liverpool and twelve for Halifax. She took
specie.
The Arabia will call of Cape Race her outward pas.
sage, the weather permitting and intercept the news
boat She will be due at the Cape Saturday evening
and for Europe be transmitted through Mr.
stokers Agency, No. Broad street, New York. up TO
moor nj Sail
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UNION MOVEMENT IN BUFFALO.

WILLARD FILLMORE INVITED TO PROCEED To SOUTH
CAROLINA AS A COMMISSIONER OF PEACE
BUFFALO, Dec. IL, 1860.
spontaneous meeting Of some three hundred Of the
most substantial citizens Of Buffalo held last evening
at the United States Court Room for the purpose OF re-
qucsting Hon Willard Fillmore proceed 10 the State Of
south Carolina az messenger OF peace. A committee
appointed, who waited upon Mr. Fillmore for this
purpose He expressed the warmest sympathy with the
object of the meeting but said that he had been invited
to attend meeting upon national subjects prominent
considerable men be held state and that he
should feel bound TO the action OF that meeting
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ISOU.
The latest from the border is TO the effect that
Montgomery has not been al Mound City for two weeks
cen Frost had determined 10 station three companies of
cavalry and battery OF artillery al two points opposite
Bourbon and Linn countless to protect the border The
rcsidue Of the brigade to start for home Monday
al.
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The Europa's News from Europe.

BosroS, Dec. 12-10PM
The line worked far east Halifax to-day but was
found TO be broken beyond that point consequently no
more Of the Europas will be prior to her
arrival 6, Halifax which port she will probably make
some time during tonight. When the line closed for
the night there were signs OF the Europa at Hafax
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Nmtos sstoos-Hooey CauipbcIi's Minstrels viii
appear this evening variety Of songs, dances,
burieeques &c Zoe the benefit Of the popular Ethiopian
comedian, Mr.. J. H. Budworth.