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PARK THKATRE.-rHs EVENING, wiR = psr.
DIMINISHED GESTLEMAN-Hon, Mr. Frisk FsmmA Mr.
Rchings B! Hownsy, Chprsndae- James Miller P]acee
Alter which BALLET 0psra Of
LA BAfADERE-Zeca, Mile eAugusta-Fatina Miss Kerr
Niska, Miss Cowan.
TO donelude with the al act of
MA n ANiELLo-Mssaneo Mr.. Jones-Pistrc Richnss-Fe
Doon opsn past g. Performances commence
quarter beHe 7osock Boxes ST. Pit 50 Gallery rs cts
FRANKLIN THEATRE.-FoR THE BENEFIT
: or NIX GooDENow-rnis EVENING VIII lie present
oTHELLo-0,helo, Mr. Goodeno-laso Mr. Eaton-pesdemo.
ma Miss v. Monier.
After which the Farce Of
WHiRLlulG HALIJeny and five other ciaracers Mr. Lam
sing-PolIy, Miss KeIr.
To concluse with
RICHARD iu-Richard Mr.. John Amiralla- Richmond Mr.
Howard
Doors open Performances al O'clock pre-.
cisely Boxes SO cents Pit IS.
NATIONAL LTHEATRE.-rHIs EVENING will be
presented the admired r asedyef
RICHARD iii Richard, Young Gentleman Rchmend Mr.
Thorne--Queen Mrs. Flynn.
To conclude with the Farce of
MAKING YOUR WILLS-B1g, Mr. Mitchell
Doors quarter refoaice quar-
ter beore7 7. Boxes 81 Pit SO cents Gallery s74.
MEXICAN THEATRE, 30 WERY.-MIss
"A WARNINGS BENEFT.-THl5 EVENING, will be perform
ed the Pay OF
THE MERCHANT OF vENIcE-shylook Mr. G. Jones
Lorenzo, Edwl.--Poria, Miss Warng
TO conclude with the
DEVILS BRiDGE-Count Pclino Mr.. Edwin-Peiro Gate.
Counttss Miss anng-Lauretta Mrs, Hering-Claudinc
Victor Hlgo celebrated Drama entitled HERNIA
nj, or the Fatal Oath
Boxes 75-Ph, s7l-Gallsry, 25 cents
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NOW EXHIBITING at the American Academv
2arcay street. Asto.s Hotel tho original and a.
sLme painnys The Temptation AMI Expulsion Of ADAM and
EvE ancd by DuIef Tor the king Charles X of FSnce
They have been exhibited during the ur most of h
prncai cite 81 the United State lively alien Of
,Ueo visitors.
Adnnsncs rs cents. Season tickets So cents.
Doors open nom Sin the morning, till at night.
The Agent confidently the public that this will bc the
last exhibition as tho pictures SHORTLY to be stsncd E
Ths room IL kept constantly warm. daam
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
AT THE
ZOOL GICAL INSTI TUT Z

!. O q l. U y a l. STI II U II z,
No. 81 Bowsry.
THE Public tuv informed In order n,
cas. the has introduced the cane az ~
haa circle Of is feet 0 circumference for the pwose NJ ,
the Elephant Camel Ponies and Monkeys TIE ,aa,
performance OF the animasin the circle will place at 81 ami
O'Clock, r. M = ~
Mr VAN ANBURGH will enter the Cages st n a, oeL u NJ
Imed aiey Afterwards, the Anaas wibe fed IN tne
the Audience. 'eso
Admission so under years efaee half ,rce
Season Tickets at 90, - -" pi'oe
vsi'rs have free admission to the Bowery Reading R.
2l.ff
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RICHMOND HILL CIRCUS.

RICHMOND HILL CIRCUS.
MESsRS. WEST AND HOODS BENEFIT
Great Combination Of Talent for This nigif oniyt
~ Mr. WEST respectfully informs his friends and the public
that Benefit wit place Tuesday oath inst IN
tion Mr. HOOD, which several eminent per
form will appa in the Circle and on the Stage =
Mrs liam Airs. w r. ,fnrnerv Mrs vosr,an
of Broaasay Circus Mrs. and Mr. Heart Mr. sthnoi
Mi Pa DC. DC.
The entertainments will close with grand Ea,es,r;.n nol
Druma which all the aut stud Horses will be
spcnd1 ulspayoir rHe Wofssi ny MI Robinson
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COOKIES
f q U + TRAN CIRCUS.

T. ~ II 1 II 1 A N " IL ~ u ..
VGHxhall Garden, Bowery
I'm MONDAY Jan. 23d, and every evening during the
~ week, at ocock precis y Grand Rotation Of
Gymnastc and other Novel Entertainments for
the first Ime IN tins city bey appointed Cavacadc called
Archers Hoi, by adis ard gentlemen Cupid
Bag MI Woolit rd Obi or Finger Jack The Chic ka
sad Indian 81 81 eds by Mr. James Cooke Also for the
uf- DAY DIFFERENTIATION will take place Wednes
day, at O'clock
Boxes 81 Pit 50 cents. Children under Of age half
price, Doors at quarter past scock. at hall
past and the performance precisely at o'clock
Mr. Cooke respectful Informs the public New Yerk that
day Evening" Jan "a will be f the Benefit of Wido VS. and
Orphans OF tno Femen.
pepar, and speedily be the ma mi
hcent legendary seciace of the Dragon Of Le
knights OF 81 J.ih, Oh Jerusalem J23
MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHRA- :
IN TIRE. RICHMOND HILL Corner varick and Charlton
streets. IL
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n1NATRIMONY.-Asen "A gentleman ofma 'me age having
daily thar good for to be alone, wishes
10 find suitable help meet"
The advertiser one wilower, ofthe os4s little below
the middle aturs light complexion, with
agreeable sizing and than comnoHy good look
ing TO good he the and department
of a gentleman.
Hspursss othe mercantile order, and has the ofa
eentssl, though not splendid support
that the Lady shoad possess great personal
beauty but she haye and good
united with lad like department, Of retired nod domestic habits
would sonsife pleasure make the mamoniaife what
the summit ofhappiness and OF expectations
fortune The sctes honor be relied and ell letters
approved of will be returned il Address to n.y.
MEN, attae Herald Office j242ts
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NOVEL AND ELEGANT PAsTIME.

'I'HE DRAWING ROOM GTPsEY; interesting C;ame m
Love and Marriage, which the and CacIrt,ons
for tie future - S''~'''
The ORACLE OF DESTINY interesting game in which
peep iniay ahoted on the matters o Marrare
ANSWERS or THE IMPRoyisArRICE; PosticaI eonycr
sasos whc o chaacss employed in dsc.sios ON Ise
its hope, fears, and rebuhs
The al~c with variety ofohcr for at the Bssksore
Of y Folsom, No 4oi Fulton abovs Pearl IT.
janlIy
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pATUNT WATDUO OBON1E9A AuDRUAR0.a
= y STONE, PLUMBER - ENGINEER, - bresdwsy, con
tinues TO meuacte III msck spSod p91e.t Wsses Closets
winch are table ch for dwel o. sieembsass ayd
peer any hitherto both M ersvensse ena easincss
IN dhsg Scc. Psrable elssesstfeyeZ deseree.n
NIFTY OF stating that he the original of The above
nmps and that they made OF the beat Brass and Bored Cyn
lie. - Ht
g. manufactures every article the premises, he
enabled The sowng description Of work cheaper than
any othef pesonn the c Ba h water Closets funps s
MtsM# J24 ims
HICKORY NUTs.-5eb barrels Hickory Nuts, for sale by
HARTMAN a. BlRDsALL,
i2i If so Water street.
TIMOTHY SEED Timothy Seed, for sale by
HARTMAN u BlRDSALL,
j24.tf SO Water street.
ID UTTER AND LARD 500 frkns Goshen dairy But
~ 800 do Western do do 200 keys Lard for sae by
j2iu HARTMAN 4 BRDSALL, SO Water st.
FOR SALE
go REAMS OF SAUGERTIES PAPER,
27t by 80.
Apply at This office j2s.lw-
Public Meeting.
The undersigned request the cizeus York without
DISH ction ot party to meet at the Democratic Assembly Ross
n Boadwy order 10 take consideration the propey
beginning msvemeft in of and
freedom oidcbae and thought politics matters The pesent
parties N the city have etecuay all freedom much
as Is by the sultan IN Constann0ple who allows
speak but himself Further particulars viii be leaned
OF me eting, which VIII lie fixed another statement
PETER JOHNSON, Chairman.
JAMES JANE TsSTn, sSiia Secretaries
Jan. is, 1887. lie n
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ACQUIRED IN - LEs5ONsi
The Inft Angular Syseu NJ Writing axan introduced 10
the Families Citizens and STRANGERS cf New York and Brooklyn
Toconffnns for onya short seasoa
MIR. BRIsTOW, Of London respectfully announces Ia
vA this Public aer abeenoe II six MONTHS fm
very fatsg and successful visit TO Boston now re-
aommenccd bis wnnt Glasses in this City fs the reception sf
AcApeny, No. LIS BaeApwAr, NY.
and Gentlemen of every are and c.ua~,v SAY
from ss espcdousy tsngSt the corsrt and
admired principles OF COMMERCIAL PENN AHsHrP
grasnes and tho Finished Journal Entry rs s, Ia ever,
purpose ofpublic business and private life.
~ TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF eNE HOUR EACH
That Is a Iomf tune ns
thorough knowledge of Writing no mat er h.,y ,rsres ma,
be Deiomed of Granny d. the persons writing by
o'clock. - " - " =
nt- Merchants and others visiting the City. complete
course Of lessons w 2or days.
- Mr. b y To be from "A. NJ TO from 70 r. ~
All ye who would fine Peuman be,
C1pne learn tho sysfe Of Mr.. ".
Who ~ TWELVE LIS does guarantee,
To make write most spenddlyp pn
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SESoGG CADY. Apssinnser
Try JESSE CADY. Stare, No III an ,is Vaser ..srt.
- ms day q y scock IN y su purchaser IN cash
sse and Esnsa s s':@nea. q i good
assortment of goods suited The Soutso and xss
ket 100 numerous 70 mention neut ~ ts ksd
AT Private Sale Cent sssssted III s LiI
imaginable. ''0' s'0'' '"0'
1000 doxen Collars and Bosons AMthG
~ casks Table Cutlery, Tea Trays &c Fire Brases ana IN.
pieces - ~
Ieoso Needles assotedfom Hsmmings German do
Buttons Coat Vest and Pearl SUBJECT 10 ebeu,se
which Will be taken in paymont. .U
Also, Snuff Boxes, Pins DC DC &c.
Also, Germaa, French, and Rhode Island Jewery low pud
Watches, Guard Chains, &c. mar23. IA
WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, AseloHeer.
X W.. ,. CONANT, STORE. No. i34 PEAH.
II STREET, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE
THIS DAY att O'Clock general assomeu Of Fancy Goss
&C &C
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RILLIARDk IMPRO VED.-Ge.sIrm~n wishing 4.
play al Billiards. puchasc taes, call AZ 2s
eos Broadway whe tables patent
indian Rabe ccsons slate stone and composition bs1
with eagle frames sDd tables
the arcst and best assortment ored public sdnna
70 those who wish 10 purchase nj short they be
packed nj one da q notice
B. ore. for thing IN ths line with good eesce
ni5u
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-wANT
h rate our hand Team Call mssch) fom isi ie sa
hands high of good hcaes and action .ver years ala ana
ao them sound and kind IN harness. Bays with long pre-
frred = - =
the above described Hosscs liberal p~ee VIII be pad oc
application to JOHN W. wATSON su pssaSwsv
ia cod wv
INTERESTING wORK.--DoMEsTIC HAPPI
NESS P0RTRArED-Ak kepositsry fcr tho-e who are
those who are not married ~ the most Classic Aubo anciu
and modern viz Add kecle, Johnson Kpox Newtsn
others VIII. DISGUISED rrsye on say pen the p~en
and future Happiness of AZ nkpd.
Domestic happncss, thou only bliss
OfPamdise that has survived the fall -Cofsper.
Including two Pve Essays together wirh written
expressly for tins wck vol I9mo Jut received and M sale
nj the Book Store VI G. J. FOLSOM, No toi Fulton st.
u7 door above PeaA.
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DIED.
ddonly the 23d ins Sarah Holmes, eldest daughter
Charles and Ellen Hdsbro0k, 1ged and months
The friends Of tho family respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral this afternoon at half pabi O'Clock oa Ne TO- Bea
.l
On the instant the s4th year her age Eleanor wiz
of Thomas Lawrence, ,deceascs
Ho atans and iends and hose Of her Thomas
John Lawrence respectfully invited 10 attend
this afternoon, frun her late residence, 5s Amty
On the 2ist instant Mrs Csharne Moore the sJth
her
On the 2st inst after Illness in The ssh year Of hi.
age, Mr. Oliver Wilcox.
Funeral from the Central Presbyeran Ch rch Brooue
Elm ST., this afternoon, precisely half 3oclock
On the 22d aged 40 Mrs. Mc(;vney,
the late DR. Peter McGivney
Funera this afternoon ocl ck from her
Cranberry next house the ef Hicks Brooklyn
MARIEE INTELLx0EKCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY "a, 1887.
High Water ioa5
LATEST DATES.
rrssn London Dec IL From Liverpool Dea n
From Havre Dec. Is From New Orleans Jan II
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
LrerpooEShip hibernM, wilson, Dee 4
United States, Harvey Dee q
HGrre-shp CharIes Carroll, Lee, Nov a
Henry Nv, Keanoy. I,ec =
Lond0ri-5hip Hanniba, Roberts, Dee 10
Thnnne1phih uorgani De.
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EhANhLIN THEATRE.--fO OR SALE-S shares
oftc Frank In rneatc Stock Price sfI0 share W 81
tntes he holder free Nd IL
each shae. Inquire AZ tn box Office. 0iw'
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w ANIED: An experienced Mner TO take charge Of ar
eAIsnsve Allnasy establishment in this one com
J20-lw -'~'' ~ - """ain s'rsel
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tsin the cosnmcpcement e Ihs hshar popular work vii
be complete d n sboui four numbers.
The GREAT METROPOLIS written by Mr. Grant, TIL
asihc sf Random Rccoecous o the Howe ri Lords and
mentir made " notices ofhe rsesest Of ON
don its places Of public amusement literary public Jour
mas the newspaper press. &c &C To add TO s value man
notes have been appended In the present edition
Fosters Cabinet Miscellany Published in weekly numbers
" duodecine each Tive price FIVE fola
THEODORE FOSTER, Bsseneut Rooms
nf.sts Coynv III pine 81 aui fvosdwsv
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II ECTURES ON CHEMIsTRY--At the Lyceum
IL ofNatura Histcryt In Broadway, near Prince street
members OF the Lycev 10
the pubc that an has been made with procss
TORREf to deliver popular Chemistry. with hume
expermcns to cesst ten Lectures commencing rues
DAY 2h inst az seven O'Clock in the evening sss Will be con
uppaA every Friday and Tuesday, until completed.
Tickets 10 adni LADY add gentlemen fef the course
" far me lecture rs
lady ard gentlemaa, fsr one lecture, 90
and bancd al Dr. Cmlions Broadway, and a the Iy
esum Members and VII be thled ha oft above
psiccs al ~
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WANTED.-At the sail making husipsss, two boys from
w tsto is years sfasc. Apply 70 WIN. HIIsLMAH,
JMHs No AZ Front st., up sssis.
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small Farm Of about ~ Vet fos I've YEA !.
.f,om the ist of April pext ssd "A situated Al Hal
lett. Cove on Long Island IN ths heart of the village
ors Of land Including and au 10 srss
of woodland from which he has sut-be bal
ance - had ds~n ~ moving ground There crop VI heat
,sc place OF Abyut two acres, snd d rye nearly
ard sheds VOC cattle with two fhns wells water Tes
VIII ~ fyel csonsh the place Sr fnmi pupo~es The stock
and farming stcnis viii We soA Ies NTH he prenises T1
fssthcr particulars at 50 m OF the suscske
Jfoiw T. HARTMAN tQs pesr ro, Rosest
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I'D PoPvLAR LECTUREs-Ds. DoDs' !stssdactory Lee
tus ~ Clinton Hall Popa Medicine, wh,sh vas po.s.wed
of Pubic Meetings previously called but oveseksd
w delivered wenesa evening the i fsbrussy q hs
H. h sa Hall when The poctor WI - hAspy 70
me ifpesds and the public, ee efexpsnse =,
The eusse will sf Sixteen Lectures on the most ces
and dangerous whick e human consutios
liable with plain statement Of the most successful means
prevention ard cure.
Tpcket f.f the Ccurse $500
Ticket FOR Lecture oB
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WANTED.-AB BOY to attend Newspaper Office ono who
Wass good hand would be preferred. Apply at the
Y
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WANrED- BY young Man wbo 10 acquainted with ths
w bnsss situation small corspen
uon w"ndt vf good oppostupiy Tor instruction
a. TIE nIsIn ss Address l., M. n M this ONCE. Psi
"a MIDDLE AGED WOMAN is d, shous Of .btsin.
IN suaiisn and will give the best
s ,crerce ss 70 chascer onesy, 60 Appy ~ CITY Iial
Place MMW. tM "
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kUANraNG, with large front the second floor
o ew snse gentleman where there but few boarc s. BY ap
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Tile punishment Was sometimes quite Sc
we're, and what made it the more effectual,
was, that it was the judgment of their peers,
people of their own rank and color had con-
demned them, and not their masters by an
arbitrary mandute.
The punishment was by bastinado, with
a large cobbing board, the number of strokes
ordered by the sentence. Execution was
done by the high sheriff or bis deputy-and
what made it more salutary in restraining
the immortality, infidslity, petty larceny, or
other delinquences was the sneers and con-
tempt of their equals.
This practice of holding Negro Elections
was continued without interruption until the
British troops took possession of Newport
in the year l776.
The negroes took great pride in making
their funerals as pompous as possible, and
when the funeral procession returned to the
former residence of the deceased, burnt rum
was served out as treat to the company.
Ponder House Built.
This year the Puwder.house was built by
the town. The Colony furnished the brick
on condition of keeping the governments
powder there free Of storage.
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Faet.-A tall yermon,er came into o

Fdet.--A tall Vermonter came into our
Office the other day, whose altitude being
rather extraordinary, excited the attention
and waggish propensi.ies Of friend who
sat at the news table. After some prelimi-
nary remarks, the Green mountain boy was
asked low he came so tall. Tall, said he,
addressing the querisi, Why, It's the easiest
thing in natur 10 be tall, il you take the
rirh, road. II vas an all-6red cold night,
con,inueI he, the thermometer fnozc up,
and the backlog frosty on one side and n
FIRE on t'other, when father come home
from mill with bag of flour and bns oil
ol,s.er. Mother coulI'nt find her specs, SO
sl,. yen,ured to mix a ho. puddin' for sup
per without 'em. Well, I ca, the pudd,n
ike Satan, and wen, to bed a. foIl as tick.
Next morning when walked up my ieel
were two feet beyond the bed-post, my legs
having grow.d so in he night tina, they mp
set a tes-,nbe VI the foot ofthe bed. Come
to find out, mother made the pudd,n' OF
piaster instead Of -four, and that made 'pe
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grow So The querist was mum amid
roars of laughter.-PoHgh. Telegraph.

CHRISTMAS PREsEYTs.-A gentleman be-
logging to this city, who has not as yet cs-
capped from the miseries Of single blessed
ness, had box sent to his address, last
week, marked on the lid, Game-cor-
riage, IS. Cd" On seeing the box. the
bachelors eye frightened with delight at the
Gne present sent him by some country cous-
in, and the glorious prospect in view Of
having choice Christmas dinner with u
few select friends, to whom he would pre-
sent Mt least one turkey, n couple of wood
cocks, and four pheasanis--,he supposed
contents of the box. Having paid the car
riage, and something to the porter for his
trouble, the gentleman md his housekeeper
proceeded carefully to open the box, and
after some little time aud anxiety spent will
the hammer, the lid at last gave way, aud
what beautiful present of game "Mew |"
said II iue sleek cat, ms she popped out he
head from the box, and weeo, weeo J" re
piled two brisk little kittens, being tn
whole contents ofthe game box Scotsman
A write, in the American Monthly give
the following to illustrate foibe in the lam
of pumpkins carried Hnie too far some
times.
What do you do in this place to get I
living by mister p was the question put tt
the inhabitant of a poor looking grazing
town.
"Dol-why when strangers come here
we ska them and when they don't conc
we skin one another"
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RHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.
PrnLIsarn EVERY WEpNEspAY MoRNINo-

-PuBLIsaED EVERY "WEDNESDAY MORNING
TERMs- 50, per annum, if paid in advance
IL zJS2, 25 if not paid in advance.
No paper will be discopy ynued until arrearages
are paid, except at The option of the publishers
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a square
inserted three weeks for 81 and IL cents for each
subsequent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not marked
will be continued until forbidden, and charged ac-
eordingly.
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TurATmcAL AcCIDENr.-Mr. William
Seton, the leading melo-drama,ic actor
at the Bowery and Franklin theatres, hav
ing failed to appear at the latter an Mon
day evening last, rs announced, his COM
ical brother John came forward and in true
lugubrious Jenny I'nitchcr accents, made
an apology TO the following effect -
Ladies and Gentiemen,-Th Manager
throws himself upon your kind indulgenc C
this evening for the non-nppearonce of Mr..
VIM. Seton, as announced in tho bills oil
the day, Tgroans, cat culis, aud f" What's
the NATTER" from the pit, and when as
sure you, ladies nnd gentlemen, that the
disappointment arises solely from an ac-
cident which beiel my brother last evening,
you will, am confident, aquil him of any
neglect Of his duties or want of respect to-
wards the numerous and intelligcntaudicnce
assembled here this evening. Cheers from
pit and gallery.l trust, ladies and gen.
tlemen, that the peculiar situation of my
brother will claim a portion Of your gener-
Gus sympathy, [renewed applause, in which
the boxes joined. -" Accidents" like tho
one that has befnllen my brother, "wiH
happen in the best regulated families"
though they seldom occur but once to the
same individual, considerable feeling about
among the female woman, for smelling bot
ties and han1kerchiefs, and when he shall
have sufficiently recovered to have the pow
er TO appear again before you, the kind
feeling extended to him in his present sit
ua,ion will, I am sure, inspirit him to re-
newed efforts, [cheers, tears, and sobs, with
several shouts Of" what ails him ?" where
was he huIt1"l Distressing to myself AZ
you may naturally suppose it to be, ladies
and gentlemen, to recount the particular.
of the recent casualty which delriyes my
brother of the pleasure Of appearing before
you this evening, cannot refuse TO answe
to the call just made from several parts o
the house, That's it, Seton out with it ~
Here Seton, with the flap Of his coat tai
at his eye, and his comic phiz screwed in
TO "a Liston grimace, came up to the foot
lights and stated Ladies and Gentlemen
as Mss Anne WARrSG, Of the Bower
theatre, and my brother were quietly stand
in the parlor Of Mr.. Marsh, at Jamaica, las
evening, clergyman at that place sud
denly married them, and Immediately lcl
the house, which hope will satislac,oril.
account for the non-appearance OF Mr
Seton this evening, as it will be his stud,
to guard against the occiirance Of any sim
liar Incident
We need not say that the house was con
vused with laughter at Johns apology, an'
that he retired amidst Tremendous cheers
from boxes, pit and gallery.
Spirit ofAe Times
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must be the ones, SO l started after them,
thinking 1t was hut civil, aud says |, though
cant let you IN this mornin, i; is pity 10
como for no,hin, and so if yon'll tell me
your business, perhaps can do it for YOU,
and l dare say Miss Winslow would be
pleased to have you call another time. But
they laughed like mad, and said j, was no
matter; and told me To give their duty, or
some sich, 10 Miss Winsow, and said, be-
sides, that they had left their cards, Cards I
thinks ], now what is that again there is
wool cards and cotton cards, and playing
cards but which Of these they mean cant
tell more than post. Well, when go,
back, see scattered all over the inlry floor
(they had tucked them under the door,
take it, aud in my hurry hadn't seen EN-, }
ever SO many pieces OF paper, all figured
on with gold stamps, and all directed to diff
ferent people. Well thinks there's some
thin so goes in and asks Peegy what
was to be done with these, and il | had gol
to carry these things to MIR. this, and Miss
that, uccordin TO what was written on them
So then she looked in a kind of scornfu
way, and told me to pu, them in the rack
Now knew well enough she couldn't NEAR
the hay rack, bu, what she did mean if hat
been 10 suffer couldn't tell. But by this
time l was so pestered that was downright
riled; SO wouid'nt ask no questions about
it, nor bulge an inch. With that she took
them out of my hand with jerk, aud oil
she set up stairs and pretty soon back she
comes, and says she, looking as clipper rs
ever you see Go right up to Miss Wins
low. Well, up goes, and says she, Jesse,
you may go; says she, you know only
took you on trial, and you wont suit me !;
so you needn't stay no longer. Thinks !
you are as well suited, guess, ms ! nm,
so cleared out pretty quick.-AHcn Pres
eOh, by Mrs. SedgWick.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22
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nsm >praser Stafer uno fragile {:
"wis piel osrlan9't Du bis ln's
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Ole perfanelibe @senfro9e.
Sic brittle Srau oes arcetn
mllten par bon febr sinfi(hsr
sOemitbsart, befaB ater febr frt
fife 9s0tbtffarbe.-@in franl. s.
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ptrlerpen paraoleiea belubte, um
ibm (ttne N0tune ~ bsssisen
tuaro oapou fshr besaubsrt bo6
er ausrief: - "Wabrlicb, Dsrr
milten, Sbrt Srau blabt tris Ell
ne 9>e(t." ."-"Das mag 1spn."
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aeno. "absr ,um nastdce bin i:b
btins, uno fibls 'nur bic Durnen
Deer Hofe."
gia Sdneiosr ssrfertists fir
einsa Dro(cier Elm 9,aar 1efn.