New-York daily tribune
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A new and beautiful iron steamer, the ‘Ev¥
Elgin,’ hes arrived from Liverpool, and makes reg:
lar trips round the Island of Jameics.
The general health has been y 3
throughout the island, dysentery being the
complaint worthy of note.
The Haytiens who had taken refuge in Jeet
were returning to Hayti. One hundred
came near being wrecked in the Haytienbig de
Hero, white going out of Port Royal. The se
was considerably injured ard had ro retor¥*
pairs. No lives lost. [N. O. Crescent (i?
mt
Praxo Fontes. —We invite atiention tothe 4
tisement in another column of the sale this dst!
eight Piano Fortes. The manufacture is 0”
best in the United States, and a satisfactory £5
ty will be given with each instrument. Toe 8
we are icformed, will be positive.
7 GRAXD ATTRACTIONS at the Amencal
day” spiendul Automatons, Cosmoramas, Made MSC
Gen, Thumb’s Court Suit. &c ~beniceo magaificett
ces at 3 nnd half past 7 by the Westems, Cole
Master Alfred, and the Wizard of the North.
the Westerns.
0 Crowded housesat the New. York Musson Lp
ing. The Southern Songsters introdace their MEE EC,
melodies singing by Miss Adair: daneiog by Ms
Laughing Gus, &e. —ali for one shilling.
A
Borger HiLL.~This exhibition at the Coliset®,
why. is most elegant, and will richly repey Ry 00° Fog i
ple of hours’ time any evening, it has been Sop;
eveniogs, und is certng to be quite crowded (pot
fitasinn in pronouncing it the greatest Exhibition
ere et A R——
pe
OF The Proprietor, about to sail for Barope Wi,
of mtroducing his Ecealsobion, or fez Hatch oF oe?
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New-York daily tribune. (1844). New-York [N.Y.], 1844-10-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1844-10-17/ed-1/?sp=2
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1844-10-17.
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