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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

rean the natriots reward.

reap the patriots reward. ryt
SHOW siesp The Draw. who duk 70 rest,
Hy all their eountry's wishes blssti
when spring, with dewJ ingeu cold,
Returns TO deck their ballowed mould,
She there shall dress a swteicr sod
Than fancy q ftel hate ever ,rod.
By fairsr hand their knslI Is rung.
By firms unseen, their dirge u sung,
There honor comes, q pilfrim grey,
To blsss the turf that wraps their elay,
And freedom shall awhile repair,
To dwell a weeping hermit there.
Let every Master Mason in PIANO.
Ia County turn out, the second Sat
urday Of April. Let the different
Lodges begin now to make suitable
preparations for the solemn occasion
Do not postpone il until the las
meeting in March and then maxi
hurried, hasty arrangements, merel!
.Flor the sake Of form. Let all th
Lodges in the county consult, an
then endeayor 10 ecure nm attend
ance, TO form a procession worth
Of our "noble dead Thus LET q
show 10 our enemies, that as FRI
Masons, Whom they retaed an
!, p~arsecuted) we are proud OF o.
brethren who
-aLsA .he ~FleaEh-shars IN he mold,
The fDsks and herds without a fold.
The sickle In the nnshofn grain
= The corn half E~arnsrsd 90 The psAins
"A ~us.ssrd q their simple drezs.
For srauva 70 ssk = stem redress
q To rshf those wfbnfs tosss ~sai, come rus
L To psrish os ssrcsms the foe.
; Gin HAuET.
Pamela Co, Feb. B. 1886.
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]. I. PErrfr 4 Co.--This firm Is
i n reliable and accommodating MS
auy In Memphis. Persons dealing
them are always satisfied with The
bargains they get. See their card.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

he weather f9 the past week has
len decidedly ehangcablc' The
wfsuds blew, the rains fell, Che ground
affose," and then thswcd again,
q nully weather, that.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

John Rees says he has been q COM
mission merchant in Augustus, Ca,
for fifteen years, and is now in Mem
pbis, in the same business. IL q
nan can't render himself proficient
4 any business in that length o.
dmc, he had better quit; p VIC take
for granted that is the place to go
ead his card.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

Ne are informed that Mr.. John
Hare killed a hog a few days ago
wsIghing 4Ss pounds. This is the
larsest hog we have heard of being
killed in the county.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

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t. saysh and : NJ aue 90 lrt
f. ss.sg may saHisHa@s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

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!. - AfAn aAgeu With uesthess ahd
d<Misb
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

The President has done an act en-
aitling him 10 The hearty thanks OF
lhe people Of New Orleans, in the
natter Of making the last vacancy In
me sdrveyorship Of this port, and
lhe manner Of filing t. The ap-
pointment Of +. T. Parker i . IN
Nj respects a. 10 be made. Mr.. Par.
ker 10 a citizen Of known probity
experience In executive offices. and
PERSONALITY highly popular for hi
Kindly disposition and genial man
ners He kno~s everybody In Me-
Orleans, and everybody knmws hin
md likes film and none more thai
shoae who, opposed to his oours
durine the late troubles. fsuud h,#
h siss hour Of their adversely = mag
nanimous adversary 70 be ssteene
-hose ! frta~arm friend No ouu
ry.tulssp friend Parker ~ this pfvs
that he Is appreciated at Washingtol
and ourselves that the GovernmeI,
rivss Ne such IN acceptable ofhnsr.
Nar 0rlseas P~icugusr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

II. ,KArzEsBAcn.-This hitherto
.rtenave establishment has been sup
blied with a fresh assortment Of every
ling pertaining to the music and
COX business, They have an eie-
b.nt lot Of musical instruments, en-
SraSStSan hire, sizcs and prices
kh;sh they will sell exceedingly Low
cash dealers. See their new nd
kert;srments1 salalD eagci
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BOARD OF POLICE.

ny order Of lion. Thomas r.. Clarke, Pred.
dent Of the Board Of Police Of Panols county,
. special term Of said Board will b held 81
court house In the town Of Pamela, on hoadalf1
the ia,h day Of fsbruasy, 1860, The mem
bers are AFT hereby required 70 attend. Vs*Hf-
jan27.2l w.P. wo0TTES, CLARK
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.eaeatss The Ilsv NJ Dos
~ltt preach 10 PaneiA % ~
- e#Liath In eaoh tanHih ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

tillot has returned 10
bin, and may he fyund II his old
pssfs@-sif. Mmfc's.
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ORGILL BROS 4 co.,
Importer and Dealers N 81.
Hardware, Cutlery,
Nails Caring, Iron, ....r =
ncrs shoss sest
Garden Seed, Feed,
Cutters BsitIng and
powsn, assyAss TAD n mohN 81
Moving and Thrash
ing Maehis>u and.
gyer,skIng psrsaininr 10 The Hardware an
Agricultural irsds, at their old stand, No. 5I3 !
| rrpnt Street. Corner Of Monroe, SO
Iani3-sm. hEArHia, TENN. :
PROSPECTUS or the Clarion
Published daily md wsekiy- Al Iaekrn.
Mis-. Tbs Clarion newspaper and Job oflce-
Ia. bsen removed from Meridian % ttis cfty,
sad hene,forth win be permanently ioeztsd af
Jsetsu. RstabllAsd IL de Capitol q the
slate ne hope the Clarion will enter oa . new
and wider aeld Of uwfinesa md that. hyn ahS
inc IA first cias daily snd weskly ioufnal -
ma, be rccixedsss velevsse dsissr IN sssy4 !,
nelehhorfnsd IN tlw essi<s st 81
WA.le xs riAlm tetfc, Independence IN shs
,rprx~son II ON opinions ws sksii Isssr kos~
l ests and faithful, sr evtry mruurvs e>acnist-
4 I'll ,e ae,s,oa, he resources NJ The aats sndrs&si
,,asr eouteuf1asns and prosperity 10 her dsis>ss- ~
oar resdsss wiIlbe farnishsd 9Th the hsesk
,eIevraphle news, c~pusxtoudsucs from inPoE~ >
tast polniA full reports Of proceedings u tps
sugreachlna .ssieh Of conssssA tessdAs viA
: : VARIETY Of inlereairg reading mattel. sPsria
a,tsuslsn win be given "a eoramsssil nfu>
and The latest market rsporz from or NOT
important cities will appear regularly. A. u :
aHris journal q The slate, The sth and rteo-
l~Iu,lons ef The Legislature. Ezssatss pspel1ns
,ionrg etc, WIN Of eoarse b. pahlishsd s
"A matter Of iaAf1As q ihsltsA profenieA,
We have mads arrangsusas V publish " q
tisoas Of ths high coast = Er'u shd ~
TERMS - Z, = :
p.nr-ons fnonth, = : aelbo@
u One rear, - -- l1ek
wrutr-six mon;hz
. = nytar, - -
The wsealy VII y . lsrrs assols AsA 80
=. tanning more reading msssx shsn Any 1921 =
a. ,ks statr. 3 .&N4 AFA&A IL A&A
~ psr.ss.. 70. ss.ss.sssn-Te s.sfy :
n ssoiss 4 a. anssisaR ssisauak..A -
Of he late Legislators, We intend. 81 ~ e.
- psnss n sexsna shosnsd delian y pane :
s-sparats edi.ius so,slb fof ar snh1r<t6<1&ss~zs
All m1rcrh>nao he dazIr = ~
present rxsex fll1 % fr daily eni y = -
weakly who pay ~ ~ y<xr Ins1v1ozA q
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

EYsryshIng pertaining 70 The Hardware sn1
Agricultural trade, at their old stand, No 5i3
| Front Street, Corner Of Monroe, :
jan1J-sm. asHfHIs~fk
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} safe IN notice the card d the
pi.sIpp 4 Tennessee Railroad, BY
IL Il will be seon that their time
i hanged, and daily trains running.
PERSONS wishing the services d
County Surveyor would do well
re the notice of j. H. Porter, 10
her column
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- sfAH ehies 9TH uesihess aha
derssh
seAeatss Ilsv NJ Dos
wifi preach ~ Panela 20 ihe
|rsblsIh In each faeaih n
Eiliot kas returned -
pIa, and may he found ~ hl' old
sseu--Mfa Mrfe's.
!. cure 10 notice the card u Che
pi.sipp 4 TENNESSEE Railroad, bg
Il will be seen that their time
4 hanged, and daily trains running
PERSONS wishing Che services Of
County Surveyor would do well
re the notice f ]. u. Porter, 10
Eher column
he weather fH the past week has
len decidedly changcablc, The
wf.ds blew, The rains fell, foreground
"ffom," and then thswcd again
"nully' weather, that.
4. 7. PERTH 4 Co.--This firm Is
i y reliable and accommodating MS
~ In Memphis. Persons dealing
them are always satisfied with The
h1Fgains they get. See their card.
w are informed that Mr.. John
IInrc killed a hog a few days agc
weIghing 4ss pounds. This is the
largest hog we have heard of being
killed in the county.
TYR FoUSDRY.--Read the care
Of the Cincinnati Type Foundry il
another column. The material thu
STAR is published on was purchased
1t that, establishment, that fhct, w
think, being recommendation enough
-
BOARD OF PoLIcE.-By rcfercnc
to the notice of Thomas L. Clarke
President Of the Board Of Police
dmGitute and disabled Confederat
so[diers will find something Of inter
- TO them.
a. j. Roach & Cove kno'
nolhing Of this firm, except that the
edlploy a distinguished friend of oui
= salesman. Ben. Walthall can
fond always ready to accommodat
his numerous friends at this hous
See their advertisement.
WHITE, KERR IL RooTEs.-Th
Arm Is too we'll and favorably know
toneed commentator from us. ii
house can be found at No. 30i Ma
ofreet, and statesmen always ready
aeoommodate you. See their advc
tloement.. 81
NoRToS, SLAUGHTER & Co.-Tf
isgthe most reliable firm in NJ
York. c. NJ. Farmer, formerly
Pamela, is the correspondent of Il
kppse. They have a host of Walt
BE references from all parts Of t
North and South. Read their Q
vsrsiseinent.. SITS " "'+
POWELL 4 SiaPsoS.-By ref
80 10 the new card Of these gent
m, IL will be seen that this is tn
lnst week in Pamela. After this, tn
basiness will be removed to Bat
vi1e. We regret't 10 part from !
eIzxer and reliable firm, and "
tia much success at their y
Ia. - 81 81 tat fhete ~ z
hoAAs-
John Rees says he has been q CT
mission merchant in Augustus, I
for fifteen years, and is now in Nj
pbis, in the same business. ]
nan can't render himself prohcI
\ any business in that length
INC, he had better quit; p we !
for granted that Is the place to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-20
Synopsis of Cos. ycrth,s MESSAGE.


"
Gov. Worth's message was read before the
Assembly to-day. 1t recommends the carly
appointment of Magistrates, and that the acts
OF provisional clerks and sheriffs performed
since the Provisional Governor was relieved.
be confirmed by the Legislature. He recon-
mends that the Attorney General have fixed
salary and reside at the Capital, md not be
required to ride circuit; that all laws passed
during the war unsuited to the present condi-
ton, Or in conflict with their alleniance, or
with the Constitution of the State or United
States, be repealed The Governor hopes the
time Is not far distant when the United States
will perceive that we are. ready to perform all
our obligations to the National Government;
advises the adoption of a jadicous militia
code and the reorganization oftthe militia of
the State. He reviews the condition of the
banks and advises an amendment to the char
tiers Of banks and railroads, to allow them to
take stocks in the National banks. The State
debt, exclusive of the war debt, is nearly Sl4,-
100000 He advises the issue and sale Of State
funds to pay the interest on the State debt;
the taxes to meet the liabilities would be more
than double the former taxes and more than
the people in their impoverished condition
could pay. s-rTo5 .a,, ma -. .5sl.I.,i =,
The Governor would not be understood as
being respondent relative to the state of af-
fairs. We must rely upon our virtue and per-
severance industry must protect the laborer
and punish the Migrants. He says when the
Legislature shall appoint Justices of the peace
and the courts are restored, the machinery of
the Government viii be about complete; re-
comments stay law for the benefit of debtors
thinks there will be no necessity for continu-
ing the Freedmen's. Bureau after the jurispru-
adenee of the courts is restored, as the blacks
can get justice from the courts, and all con-
flicting authority be, prevented. He refers to
the Legislature the Commissioners appointed
by the Convention to- review the code touching
blacks; he makes no specific recommen dation
but leaves the matter with the Assembly. He
also refers to the. collection OF taxes by the
Federal officers, and regrets that our Senators
and Representatives have not been admitted to
Congress 'is isA $3.50 70 ho7isss7 st 1fet2
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; Nl;a,,a,,,;,,,.ioxT OQ

u.'Td ii r,G.a,-sI NEW YORK, Jan. IS.
The Commercially money article says affairs in Wall
street exhibit little change. The stock market con
tinues unsettled. The recent declh,e in values Of
railroad stocks appears to have, to considerable
tent, met views these who have thought prices
higher than is warranted by late receipts and file
prospect OF future earnings. The prevailing DISPOSE
ton appears to favor Waiting the future course Of the
earnings before undertaking important operations for
either fall. At the Board stocks were dull
and without important variation in prices though the
tendency was generally ID downward. Governments
are quiet and Id interest bonds "a lower; 7-8es
continue from the list and Sd series selling at ad-
vance; Certificates lower. Money is becoming a
drug on the market Gold still tends downward u1l-
derihe understanding that Secretary McGulloch is
disposed topress the adoption of the clause in the loan
bill authorizing foreign loan. The increased sup
ply of cotton bills also tends to depress the premium
There is some speculative movement inrthesway OF
shorts which may produce partial re-action when
contracts; come ta he covered; Foreign exchange
Good names are offered at 167 a los; leading draw
ers ask 1888 g 1osa; bat%e hear Of no transactions
low as 10Ss We quote bankers sterling, GO days, at
1OsB a 10SE; bankers sterling, days. 1893; CONNER
cial 1913 a 10S; ffancs long dates, 5IS4 a. 5II8:
francs, short dates, 513S q Bly, tFi-. n -,
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Commercial
u EPer Steamship Nova scotian.l

IL CT SpCstiuSii1p NOW CcOt1dH.l r--a=s ~
LIVERPOOL cofTON MARKET, Jan. 4.-cot-
ton sales for days 900 bales including 1900 bales
to spectators and exporters The market closed
firm with an advance OF I'd. Middiing Upland 21d q
LIVERPOOL gBREADSTUFF MARKET. Jam
4.-The market is heavy with but slight inquiry
Prices weak w Wakefield, Nash 6 Coz, and others
report Flour dull and easier. Wheat very dull and
has partially declined a I'd for Central Corn in
active with slight decline; mixed 29s Cd a 29s 3D.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Jan. 4.
The market is inactive Messrs Richardson, Spence
& Co., and Messrs Bigand, Athya & Co. and others
report Beef quiet and steady Pork quiet and steady
Bacon heavy and declined a Is. Lard duh and
easier. Tallow quiet is;t,..r7
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, JAM A.
Ashes dull Sugar quiet. Coffee inactive. Rice no
sales. cRosn steady; sales small. Petroleum quiet
at 2s Id. Spirits Turpentine quiet and steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Jan. A. -Consols
closed at s7t q e7 for money The Bank of England
advanced the rate of discount to-day to per cent
AMERICAN SECURITIES, ~, S. 5-2os CO a sbl.
Illinois Central Shares III g 49,. Erie Shares 56t q
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BARK IsTRIA-We had the pleasure yes
terday of looking over The new vessel Just built
at Brunswick, by Messrs. Charles S. Pennell
Dc Brothers, as she laid at Commercial wharf
and we can say that for superior model, thor
ough workmanship, splendid accommodations,
as well for the sailors in the forecastle house
on deck as for the officers and passengers in
the cabin, she has hardly been surpassed in
this collection district. She is rated at Al, at
the American and French Lloyds, (the latter
having an agency in the principal ship build
ing districts of our country; is of 81 tons
burthen, (new admeasurement1 and is owned
by the builders, Capt. E. T. Sewall, of New
York, who is to command her, and others.
She has been cleared for Charleston, S. O., from
which port she will probably take freight Of
cotton for Liverpool, and thence go to the
East Indies. She is superior freighdng YES
sci and will be fast sailer, aud we hope a
profitable one for her owners.
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2 - 70 I77t7I y IlT7lW d |I1TTIFs ~
Latest, by telegraph to Greencastle.

LIVERPOOL, Jan: 5.--C otton-sales for the week
$4,000 bales, Including 1000 to and 1880
advance Of ID which was subsequently, lost, closing
with partial loss Of IA per pound on the week, ow,
ing to an advance n bank rate. uthorized QUOTA
Fair z21d; Middlhg 2oad'' Fair Upland 22d; Mid
The sales to-day friday were 5000 bales, the mar
ket closing dull. =: NboT ~
Stock in port 4a2 500 bales bales including 10000
Americans. .2ils 1J39 tx riIizi sE8 lil1 1f1'3e1
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"MY hair is gray, but not with years." is
but common speech with many of us. 1t may
be interesting to know that, however gray, it
may be restored to the natural color of youth,
by using French's Vegetable Hair Remover
which viii also prevent loss of hair from all
local causes. See proprietors advertisement
in another column. l-d l-l-A
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chicago Markets..

-5,ssmii CHICAGO, JAMIE
Flour dull. rsuirs7c3 tr} vlf-qt'T
wheat-declned 1c, closing quiet at 2a q asa
Corn--dun at a. tI GGcT N ID
Oats--guiet.
High Wines--inactive. 9ggr trtof ,,,s-asL
Provisons-dull Mess pork declined So "a soc. clos
ing more sellers thru buyers. at &c 80 "a 26j 75.-
Bulk Sides moderately Ifequest Sides a., Shoulders
Green Meats-quiet; hams 15I a ice,
Picked and English rneats-inactiye and nominal
10 Lard--quiet at IL a III. M $50 -TT-ry
Hogs-less active and declined 10 a 15c; sales &C
62J91 10 90. 20 Is9y fi.T - - - =,
Dressed Hogss=deellned rs a 50e sales at 10 10 a.
70 closing dun at inside for lots averaging $50 lbs.
g Receipts -2, 800 bbls of flour, II 500 bushels of
wheat 5000 bushels of CORN L. 600 bushels oats 500
live hogs, 5000 dressed hogs. 80 CO.. SO 's'r,t
Shipments 700 bbls. flour, 1,4oO bushels wheat,
2.400 bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats. y = ,.i ai
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The FUNERAL of Capt. Hamilton S. Low
ell, deceased on the 18th inst, will take place
at the Congregational Church, Gorham, this
afternoon at o'clock.
Capt, Lowell viii be buried with Masonic
honors. FgN atea sW
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From Fortress Monroe.

~ 20 sir FORTRESS MONROE. Jan. 10.
The 9Th Maine. regiment left for home to
day. 's''''e 7''''-'''' i'''@ '"Dssi"giS@ >
The bark Adelaide. from Rio de Janeio, has
arrived. She is leaking badly. 9xiIt - q H.,
Orig Susan West, from, the Cape Of Good
Hope for New York, has also arrived here
The crew has been arrested for mutiny.aii15'l
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Fire.
ST. .TOqEI

? -- ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 10.
The Eagle Touring mill, with 10000 sacks of
-four, and 1000 bushels of wheat, was burned
last night. The mill was owned by Messrs.
Cargin, land was valued at $25, OOOo4 Uningur-o
ed. The stock wasrowned by Floyd C Co.,
and insured in Hartford companies.
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~ NEW PATENTss-Patents have been grant
ed this week to j. F. Richardson and George
F. Morse, Of Portland, for improved heel calk,
and j. Parker Gordon, of West Garland, for
improvement in bit holders for braces. Of bqa
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Cincinnati Markeks.

80 p 2 2 -. = - CINCINNATI, Jan. 49,
Flour-unchanged. .15S e ss4 -'nH5laI
Wheat-unchanged. -
Hogs nominal; sales at II 90 q II 80. Receipts
5000 head. ~ y ~ ~ Ve5A 9Eff
Mess Pork-dull and heavy. City held at 20 %; ;
small sales az 20 80. ,srs-zy ~y.-.rs- .sp
Green Meats-nothing doing. = - "a a
8 Lard-sales at 173;.T "a a a.
,Whiskey-sales at 225, fff5-A
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PERIoDIcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly, and
Our Young Folks, for February, have been re-
ceiyed at the bookstores Of Messrs. Davis
Brothers, Bailey & Noyes and Short q Loring,
Exchange Street, I''' e-7 isoas0o1ai DIS II
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iEIMrc.

3 -. BOSTON, Jan. 10.
A fire in Beverly this morning destroyed a
portion of the furniture factory, with consider
able lumber belonging to Allen, Chenery &
Co. of Boston. Loss $4,000. Insured for
SO, 900, mostly in New York. -5iaa TOT, nc @ :
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Mosi1aMarxets

Trr MoBJIE, gJan. 10.
Sales of cotton to-day 500 bales midiling at 47c
The market is quiet Sales of the week TO- 400 bales
Receipts for the week 1860 bales. Exports o.
271 bales. Stock on hand 81, 466 bales. nH
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Mal,r.inc Disasters .

n 5tifD q ss7t4lG oI3di NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
Schooner Richard Thompson, Capt. Cram
lner, went ashore, about Jan. IA, near Chinco-
league Island, Md, and will be a total loss.
She had cargo of wood. The materials will
be sold Jan 2S.snI rgfS - - -N
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To BE REPEATED.-We understand that
the beautiful pantomime Of Cinderella, given
with so much beauty and effect at the City
Hall during the late Swedenborgian Fair, is to
De repeated by that Society, with additional
attractions, on Tuesday, Feb. 18th, of which
particular notice viii be given. .-.aI q b.sil