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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14

extremity
Of the preceding one, which it split in frag.
mens. Richard was astonlsnei ut the skill
shown by the archer aud requested his name.
The outlaw spike no., but lifting his horn
to his lips, blew blast that sounded shrilly
through the forest. Scarce had the I'm ycriny
echoes died upon the mir, when hundred
archers arrayed in green with qnivers filed
and bows Bonded, wore seen gathering
around
''These, said their comm,nder, "arc nv
merry men, the archers of the forest, aud /
am Robin Hood. And now lprithee gentle
knight, what name d,st thou bear" ut the
same time he waved his hand, and the band
disappeared behind the oaks and lindcns Of
the wood.
"Richard Of Englanl!r was the reply. At
the announcement of,hat name the outlaw
bent his knee to his sovereign and cried
GA boon, your majesty"
shame it, and be- il whatit may, the king
will grant il to the man who has surpassed
him in archery. Arise and name it,
"Tis mercy f'r myself and followers. -
"Thou hast Il; but tell me, truly, art thou
no. of gentle blood? Rumors are rife that
once the ontlai,, Robin Hood, had graccd
a lord'y hall. Then tell nc; are they
true or false?"
The outlaw dashed the flse tresses from
his brow and uttered the name of ssCharles
of Huntington - =
There was feasting and revelry in the
lofty halls of Richard, and many lady
bright was there and many a courtly dame;
but the airest gem in all the glittering array
OF beauty, and the brightest star in that
galaxy of loneliness, was she, whom an
outlaw had. won for bis bride--E!gi:ha Coun-
tess of Huntington.
Blockley, July, 1887.
GUILDS DEATH. was never more sweetly
mourned, than in these lines, by X. b. Sheri-
dan:
In some rude spot, where Aulgar heritage grows,
If chance a violet rear its purple head,
The careful gardiner moves it ere it blows,
To thrive and flourish in a nober bed.
Such was thy fate, dear child,
Thy opening sucha
Pre-eminence in early bloom was shown,
For earth too good, perhaps,
And lov'd too much
Heav'n saw and early marked thee for its own /!
The people of Patterson, n. j., were
considerably amused by some late ,ransac-
ton in court. The grand jury indicted forty
persons for selling liquors, and then prcsen-
ted the court itself, as a nuisance, for hav-
ting licensed as many grocers as it had done.
The court refused to receive the commune
cation from the jury and discharged that
body forthwith.
A Nopel Feat.-A shoemaker named
Gowing, of Ripon in Eengland, lately I'M
derook for Il wager, to harness himsalf to a
gig, and drag the same forty miles in fifteen
hours, which he accomplished with great
ease in less than thirteen hours. He per-
formed the first fifteen miles in three hours
Shrimp, tho German who murdered a
young woman some weeks ago, for refusing
to marry him,was yesterday tried and found
guilty. He requested that sentence might
be Immediately passed, and, accordingly,
he was sentenced by Judge Marshall, to be
hung on the l7lh of Novembcr.-LouisrilIe
Advertiser.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
NatchcZ!

THE subscribers have in store, ami f.,
sale on commission,
1900 pieces Kentucky Begging
1000 Coils Bile Rope,
1000 lbs. Kentucky e. English Irvine
$50 pieces Scotch Begging,
Kentucky Jeans, Linseys,9 Woollen Socks
Also--A few of the celebrated Gin
Stands, nude by Bites, Hyde g. Co.
Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
Orders from our frienis for any Of the
above mentioned articles, will be f,rw ,rded
without delay, at the lowest market prices.
WATT, BURKE s. Ca.
Natchez, October 81, 1887 36-1t
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
FARMING UTENSILS. e.

The genuine Cotton Seed Of the Gulf
HILLS have always been held in the highest
estimation. In consequence Of frauds up-
on the mark of the seed it has, of late, been
decr'ed in many places-i;s superiority is .
nevertheless, certain.
For terms, enquire Of the Editor of the
Rodney Standard, or Of the undersigned
upon his farm. The overseer will shew the
place In case of the absen.e Of the owner.
ANDREW MONTGOMERY.
November Id, 1887 LIT
GThe Natchez Weekly Courier will
publish the above until otherwise ordered.
and forward account to this office.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Jefferson County.
Circuit COurt--June Term, 1887.
Compton, Warren & McCall.) Attachment,


Jefferson County.
Circuit COurt--June Term, 1897.
Compton, Warren & Mccall Attachment
William Newbaker. $685. 81.
The Attachment in this case having been
returned duly executed, and the defendant
having failed to appear and give special bail
or plead herein-It is ordered by the Court,
that unless the said defendant do appear
here on or before the first day Of the next
December Term, 1887, of this Court, give
special bail and plead herein, Judgment f.
nal by default, will be rendered against
him, and the estate attached be sold.
And it is further ordered, that copy of
this order, with a specification Of the cause
of action and the amount Of claim due the
plaintiff from defendant, be published for
six weeks successfully in the 'sSouthern
Telegraph published at Rodney, and that
all further proceedings herein be stayed
until the next term Of this Court
&& Given under my hand and
seal Of Office, this End Novem
Der, 1887.
JAS. ]. COLLIER, Ci'k,
By G.. +. MILES, d. Cl'k
November Ia, 1887 Low
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
WANTED ON HIRE,

WANTED ON HIKE,
4 FAITHFUL, trusty house Servant,
~ capable Of doing plain cooking'
,xosh;nr and ironing: for whose services
liberal monthly compensation will be rad
il cash. Apply at the Commercial Bank
Of Rodney. ,.r
April IS, 1887. li-u
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
" o TT G. T.

~ O TT &c
r ETTERS testamentary having beer
u grantedtofhe undersigned Executor Of
the Estate of RUSH MUTT, deceased, al
the special Term Of the Probate Co .rt OF
jefferson county, held on Saturday the 9th
dry ofSeptemeer, 37,--Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons indebted to said Estate
to make immediate payments, and those
having claims to present them, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed by
law.
HALLER MUTT,
Executor.
Sept. IL, 1887. 3l-6mis.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AV-N1.vESI NAIOA ~ NO1Wls-
THE undersigned, administrative At n
l.. Bonlden, deceased, will present Aer 80
count uf the administrative II sid Eases.
., the November term 0f the Prshase Chuse
Of jefferson county. E'r ses-sem~sf asA Al
ow, MARIA DOCl.DEN.
OcoLer 81. 1887. 35- Su
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
cOYMERciAL BANK or RoDNEY; 4

SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1887
This Institution will advance, Thirty 6vo
Dollars per Bile, ON good, Merchans.hlg
Cotton weighing 400 lbs. deliverable ia Rod.
nav. and subject to the ordes ofthe Cash
a. By order 0f The Beard,
3le JNO. GooDIN, Cash
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14

WHOLESALE IND RETAIL
YVHE undersigned respectfully isesns
u his frieods and the public that - hss
retained frmn the N.ssh and innOw rerssv-
Jag and opening frssh sz'Ppay Il she s1nse
articles. which he offers for she ~ his us=sal
low prices. L b hiG6iNS
Bs.kseIler and Ss.sl0es.x
Main. near WasbiszsoAlk
lrThe Jack=n Mis<ierippi.o. Cfaens
Ravmond, Manchr<ses. Rmaesy =ad Cas-
Gulf pspeE will please give the sb We ihres
Insertions and srnl their hills Tor psSuenf.
vi-ksbnrr. Oct 9. SIS RH-
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14

NOTI c E.
ALL persons Indebted to the firms OF
"A Wilson g. Allison, and Allison q
SNYDER. are requested to call and settle
their accounts aud notes with the snbscri-
h.r nc lam alone auth ,rized to settle them
from this date.
The books. sc. will be kept at The storc
of nv brother in Rodney.
NATHANIEL WILSON.
November ID, 1887 Ill
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
COTTON PLANTATION,

COTTON PLANTATION,
living four and half miles from R,dney on
the road leading to Natchez, containing
-Four Hundred and Fire Acres Of Land
two hundred and seveniy-fiso are in cnltiva.
lion. god Mill AMI Gin, Dwelling House.
Negro Cabins, and other out houses. Per
sons wishing TO purchase will please cal
soon, as am anxious to sell, and give 9
good barsain. Apply to
JOHN ID. JAMES.
Oct. 81. 1887. 36tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
At Private Safe.

TIE subscriber off;Ars SEVEN HUN.
DhED AND SEVENTY ACRES or
LAND more or less, at private sale. stu.
a'od IN tho Gulf Hills, six miles from r n
ney. Il is the tract upon which he nav
'Wcs; 57O Acres ofwhich have been clear.
ed, and are now in cultivation. There arc
fno Dwelling House, Gin, Mill, md out
buildings, all in good order, upon the pIanta-
i'n. The landis peniifallv timbercd. and
well watered in every direction.
lie offers Tor cash, his present
Crop or Corn,
winch IS abundant for the whole force that
can DO advantageousiy employ ed upon the
farm.
Hn !: !; 4: i: !: :s Ct: ~.
eeS00 S Took. S
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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
NOTICE.

TIE undersigned. administrators of the
Estate Of David Hawk, decd, will present
his account Tor final settlement and allow
ande. at the next November term 1897, oi
the Probate Court "f Jefferson conn'v.
p. w. NEATE1ERY.
Oct. Sd. 1881 50 CIV
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
THoMAs wHIoHr.

FIVE feet 81 inches high; aged &c years, and
Of copper color. Said negro, it is supposed,
is still lurking in the noighborhood. A lib
eral reward will be given to any person upon
his delivery to me, or securing him SO that
/ can gent him again.
CHARLES s. LEE.
May 90, 1886. I5-.f
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
IT O M /,

Said boy is Is or 20 years old, black
complexion, about feet ar 10 inches
high, his voice is rather fine frs man of hi.
size and age, and very slender made.
The above reward will be given to any
person delivering sail negro to me or con-
ining him in any jnil SO that can get him
again, and all expenses ,aid.
WILLIAM NEViLLS.
Mill;kins Bend, Aug. %, 1897. 3i-3m
~ The Memphis Eng .irer, Grand Gull
Advertiser, Rodney Telegraph and Mitch
ez Courier will ple,se publish the above
three months and torwar their &C counts for
collection. Vicksbmrg Register
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
Sept. IL, 1887.
K A " A VA Y,
3l-6nlis.

RAN WAY,
:: :: =: :; Il = =;
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14

.4lcr0nIcr III. Wilson,
HAS On hand, fine lat If KEN
TUCKY BAGGIVG, SCOTCH BAG
GIING, and BALE ROPE.
ALSO,
KENTUCKY JEANS AND LINSEYS.
Also--direct from Neao Orleans,
F~ A general assortment Of
M9A G2oc37i@s,
WzEZ consisting in part Of Sugar'
Coffee, Salt. Rice, Soap, Can
dies, Alspice, Pepper, few kegs of Honey
Dew Tobacco, &c. &c.
ALSO-JUST RECEIVED,
30 BIS. Rcctified Whiskey.
All above articles will be sold low fo'
cash, or on reasonable time to good and
punctnal customers
Rodney, July ., 1887. 24-'f
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14
FOR SALE.

TOIE oNAE.
THE subscriber will sell ON liberal terms,
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14

(TThs Port Olson Sou'hernor and Rod
ney Telegraph, will inserr the ab've until
the day of sale ,and send their accounts to me
SfIEM THOMPSON.
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ROCK WELLS PATENT VAULT LIGHTS,
BROADWAY ,sff
COM MUxICATEp.l

Mr. BdiorA lady calling herself secors sister entered
the prce vi SOM cotton
which handed and examined BY The IN nv store
nss,ed some OF he coft eVgh the lady had laid the
ncy Tor out OF his It, taken he thought was
nnsng and TO ascertain The fact asked who
pasted the worthy and brave Majors whether wa, not The
case The Majors sister accused my sayng had stolen
A. ass a. ladies' sometimes do, scocd him for but
pairing hnme and stating the TO this most brave and
, o. hrs Inc MaJ9r he Immediately, supposed
thought OF fsto drk and bloody murders seized his
encd to the and attack chone
whom woman would not njure aad Delayed m vi uut
interfering and taking the cane from him. and pushing
~ me store put stop to has glorious attack child the
willingly have made amy eparatonbut Tor the sravs
comment on. = - '~' "'' ''N 1'''' D"'o '"
j5its proprisfor M STARE IA , cgx,h x...,,x
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u Persons furnishing approved hsAnna
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MARRIED..

On Sunday morning, l inst by the Right Rev Bishop Onder
aonk, Thomas Wood of the firm of r. d. O. WoodJ Emma,
daughter of james Monroe, Esq boil, af this city.
sunday evening by the Rev. NJ Osborn Mr. John
Champlin, TO Mss Eliza Smith. ali of this city.
Sunday, by the Rev Mr. BeRedct, William Ronald.
Miss Abby Jane Hickman.
On tho st by the Rev Hugh Smith Nathaniel Thorn, to Miss
Ann Eleanor daughter of VIM Dunbar sloan, all OF this city
pay sota ult by the Rev. Thomas Auey, Mr. John
Burke to Miss Cey daughter of Daniel Latoure ESQ all of
this city.
DIED.
On the Sd inst Ann Jakes widow of the late Benjamin Jakes
in the saith year Of her
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, fom No so vandam
street. .
daughter at Henry PeckweL
Funeral this o'clock from her late residence
Spring street -.
on the ID Inst Miss Margaret daughter Of Mrs Johanna o.
Bnen, aged 20 years
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FRANKLIN THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING will
e p, cen & re D,s%S g n
gold MI Judih 's '' : '''''''- "aiA A'"s'
xSss sRish the flayoft the
S isds Ma b.n pa's s,.. wnv
sretesae Dance. by Mr. Parsloe.
song MIR Austin.
:, =, s,S S"scs r.,, WITH 4, the Mele Drama Of
ELshlE' IHE BLACK DwARF-The Eiste, Mr.. Judah
D9s' Spss 81 at O'Clock
national THEATRE.-MR CoNYs BENE-
PROVOST Iss'S Me- ne r. sce o,%s
s sssnss s. MT NJ. Mitchell Niche
Song by Mrs. Conduit
HS fgHs. with Ssy M aca pSG,G%m called
Tom Walker MT Baseha,d-Desc,n Peabody Mr.. cony"
open quarter past Performance al ous
ter beore1 Boxes 81; Pm 50 cents Gallery s7t
AMERICAN THEATRE, BOwERY.-THIs
RICHARD -Riesard Mr. Eaion-Richmond Mr. VIM SETON
rH Is 'G T%o M ok Farce NJ,
Boxes, i5-Pit, s7l-Galsry, 25 cents
MEXICAN CIRCUS AND ArIPHITaEA-
UhsDAY EVENING Jan ) the pcrSananc S % conn
The . \ and Dswns u Lie, OF the Clown's Delight
TheceIebted Chinese Pony, VIII 60 through his many pleasing
Ms vii pefom many fca,s As the Highlander with hoop
Horscinans ip by ". Howes
Sailor. Horupi.e e, hy Master Racon.
Grand Ascension single Rope, by Madame Blanchard
Song, by Master james Howes.
Drunken ,ldier, by Mr. Bacon.
nm P Q CONCLUDE nc !, 9Th the fanomimo Of
motif
Doors at 6, and Performances commence scosk
j22t
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ARRIVED.
Ship Suly Lines, Havre.
Bark Brazil Parker. london.
Brig Frances Croft, Savannah.
Victress, Dickinson, Mobile.
Julia q HeIeu Tnorndike. New Orleans.
CLEARED.
Ship Saluda Hamilton, Charleston.
Saratoga, hathaway, New Ohe
Bark Lpuis1, Hutchinson, Vera cruz.
Brig Joseph Anthony, 1T. Croix.
Buenos Ayres, Stnaft, Charleston.
Schr BelIno, Lowe, Gonaives.
Oscar. Bacon Boston.
The brig Veto Mackanier Of Boston, rem Hamburg f NYok
with dry goods &c sndy chants went ashore Sunday
night miles south
lanus. The hrg tight aud the Will he landed good
0rder Cargo insured In London, and brig IN Boston.
The Mary Ann Child for New York, sailed from Hawe nth
Desembcr
Loss n he sap SUPERFICIAL letter has been received from
Bera stating that tine ship superior OF this port dntcd ashore
nwrck on one 81 the Bermuda islands North Rock
sbo the LIST Of December and after sunk leaving deck
several ieet under water OF the fate Of the word
mentioned The owned by Capt Tyson Of this city who
was himself IN command Of her. She sailed from Marseis
and oth products of the south OF and
surance companies.
The ship Emporium foom Gottepburg for NYok put
badoes 18th Nov, was At that port on the sIst
The sch star from Philadelphia for NYok, through
~ Friday off Egg Island sunk The
vea y taking TO the boat The belonged Hsor
a full cargo, and insured
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Row ERY THEATRE-Theunds undersigned having "a
with the Of seven years each rr9ss =, %
cevc saiofrtoss Ia the Of five thousand dollars 4,
dollars each upon the following TERMS,
Each share 10 he cntr share bsd
achs m ennsdt TO amherst orient Off per
shares: = -
The Lease clause the payment nj the ,,ve
pcnts The share holders will be entitled receive back the a
mount OF Their shares al the end off, years they may
The shares 10 be transferable ur books Kept by the Tses
sna me rec admson may he transferred in each
In order holders AGAINST any loss the under,
signed agrees ts effect an Insurance e Building
completed TO the amount of e5 cs and to Policies TO
the trustees andkcep the renewed from
rsr'on " the lease The money o sss 10 ~
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We, whose heeuno subscribed agree take the num-
the thereof Trustees IN such .ums AZ thew
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NOW EXHIBITING nj sh~ American Academy
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bmc pannfs The Temptation AMI Expulsion Of ADAM and
They have been exhibited during the fosr years Of The
PRINCIPAL ce' OF the United States 10 the lively aahtasno f
Abundance % cents Season tickets cents.
noor open from 9 ~ the mernnr hll ? night
The Agent confidently the pubic that this will be the
last eshon the shortly to Ne retained Eu
The room is kept consia, lywarm aasm
CREEK, LATIN, AND GERMAN LAM
~ CUAGEs, Gentlemen and LADIES' who wish W ret inEr~s.
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DANCING ASSEMBLIES.
BY MIR. ID. GIBSON,

At TIE FIFTEENTH WARD HOTEL, ConNER BLEEcKER
AND BROADWAY,
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT
Tickets 10 admit Ladies and Gentleman SO cents tn h.
hadot Mr. Kinney 18th Ward Hotel and Of Gibson s7 reon
Nch suceI dg.lm
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SOLIDIFIED COPAUyA-c.,u,--.-- -
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LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE,
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One of the finest productions # the French school, ever
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from pencil denomnaied DAPHNE are now being a
hl,ted AT No. 81 Csrtlandt street 'e ="
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MR. BouDEa's Painting Room open Tor reception
OF the building above He guarantees IN hs
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the rc which surrounded has premises yesterday morning and
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which dIscnmsaing public be satisfied Fl BY giving him
nc,hys Cough Mixture, Worm Drops and an Unyer
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NEW YORK The pro.,o
tor oft - well known establishment hees Ia return H.
70 his friends and the public general for the lib ,h
MN during the past and hopes a as
too 70 ms business still 10 men oil thar An
winch they have bestowed upon him - y" 'o"asc
The sales III Horses, Carriages, Har~Ss &c will co,,,, -
ane plsoe ovsty Monday Throughout the n ci.ck
IN, next eruar sales will therefore Commence ON Nooe1. o,h
yanav 1857 at - o'clock All Horses Carriages &c ,oi,,sd
of ms SAFE must he shewn and entered ~ bcye ss,,ss
nsN Hn INST III O'Clock T.. M And all gentemen La.nyy
ois 70 DISPOSE Of are requested - make early appcat,a w
'e limited number Of twenty horses can H. taken .nJ n
horse viii be Offered Dr sale ion unless Registered 49," ~
for the Catalogue. ~ ''sA''eco III uns
EIw-y JOHN w WAT9oN ..e 49,,
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HANINGTON'S
NEW MOVING DIORAMAs,
CITY SALOON,
Opposite st. Pauls Church. Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully nformey that the aloye ,opr
and ashonsble place Of now open on much
scale than formery with EHfe Set Of Moy,nr
DiommIc scenes painted by the best Artists The SAXON bas
been entirely refed for the comfort III visitors and cnddv
decorated forming The most complete and beautiful Paula Exb
Room IN America No Ia render c
moral interesting splendid e
painted by Messrs White, Walker Jones l,mn nm,
cough, Ichr, Scwell, and Others. ~ -
The New Doramas will consist Of
ANIMATED View near Plymouth, England
" East Indian Scene, VI Naval Battle,
IiI-Pandern ,naum NlI-siom and Ss,ipv,erL
Iv-Fsllofba Anrels, vIl-Cafbeltal eli d .oL,pne
v-Thc Celestial Regions, IN-Ialian Fanoccrs
Among the Drop Scenes
Mount Nernon-Duke White
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CorInna IN spaiu-P Grain,
Scene FUN he Maid ct Cashmerc.-II SeweL
View Of London from Waterloo Bridge Bengsurh
View MIssoonghi, Gfcece.-ll Jones.
Temple at Scpncc-Wakcr.
Boxes SO cents Paruuette and upper cents Children
accompanied Ivy their Parents Guardians hall prico
Doors open ut e-reromancos O'Clock d3ltf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-05

ING The Hair brown jet black b., sae :, " ~ '"' oys
asi-f HOPPERS Pharmacy, sss Broadwav cor v,.nlla
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-05

OLDM ALT WHIsKEY.-Hlctel te.,c,, -. -
-, 40 asuyp,y uem customers with good -h wh,stcy p,rsn
few Puncbeons oths ri Nal, whsskev l,eb ~ M
on aa. ~ ~, '""s NJ LYNCH 4 Co ofBce 10 Ccdsrst
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lust PUBLISHED BY w sANproRp ee....--,- !,
SsnnorD ~ Ann street The Bacfeloss and osh~, -
Price 70 cite. N y. Copy rieht secured - 80 W
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-05

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hr.t rate 10 rn hand Team ta 10 macb flor. Isl "a ,sl
hnnt ieh Of rood gsrs and mo- yey vea,. ia .J
slo Them sound aud KIND m harness Bays with oas tails ore
Fe the above DESERVED liberal pre win ne maid a,
application 10 JOHN w WAT3oy 80 pr~.t~.. :"
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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-05

no TRUE n GENUINE ClRCAssIAN HAIR OIL, ccle.
brned thourho the world the best and valuable prr.
ration known for growing identifying nouhinr curling
and improving the human Hair put up y with steel pla
envelope and treatise the human hair for sale
retail Hsrts OF Broadway and Chamber streets
essrs Lawrence Rces, and Hoc Bowen Maiden lane
and almost every Drug store throughout tho United states
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