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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Sovereign Remedy for Headache.-A
gentleman came into our office the other
day, and complained of a violent headache.
He sat down by the fire, and after half an
hours conversation, took out his pocket
book and paid US his bill for printing last
year. When he rose to depart, we inquir.
ed ii the pain in his head was relieved. He
SAID II was entirely gone. Hence we i'm.
med'a'eIy concluded that paying the priu.
ter, was a sovereign remedy for the head.
ache. This remedy is made known to the
world free Of charge and alone for the bene.
fit of those persons who are subject to the
distressing headache.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Rate Of Erchange.-We learn from the
Fayetteville Observer, that South Carolina
Bank bills are at discount in that State,
Of from ) TO Is per cent. We hope far.
mers and others in the country will not be
alarmed at the suspension OF specie pay.
nents by the Banks. They are generally
solvent and the Banks in South Carolina
are beyond doubt, all so. Their bills pass
as currently in the State, as they did twelve
months ago; and all who understand any
thing Of the State Of the Banks, have Just
as much confidence in them, as they had at
that time herdU Gd=ette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Prophecy. -" Do not wage this war a
gainst the u. S. Bauk," SAID celebrated
Statesman in Congress" Nothing but evil
can flow from it. Destroy the Bank, and
you will see the same consequences that
resulted from the destruction Of the old Ma
tional Bank--a vast increase OF Banks
boundess issues OF greedy speculation
then tluctuatIons-then a fall in the chief
staples Of the country-then general APP
prehension, loss of confidence, "a returning
sense of the holowness of our seeming pros.
observation-disclosures urgent
demand for money-an unnatural and usu.
rious interest-the ruin of merchants, ira.
ders, farmers and mechanics--pubc works
suspended, manufacturers stopped, work.
men and Iaborers by thousands thrown put
Unemployment, and the general wealth trans
lerred from those who have accumulated it
by honest industry, to the caults Of copt.
tdttSS.
Since the failure Of "the Experiment, " the
Jackson men of the 9Th Ward in Baltimore
held meeting, and after the rejection of
proposition to cut dopn Hickory tree which
they had planted dung the term of the late
President, they unanimously agreed TO pull
IL up by The roots. Demagogues may read
10 this event, lesson upon the tickleness OF
party idola,ry-Lynchburg Nrginian.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
NELAsco HERtIp OFFICE,
Friday, April 81, 1887.
GLORIOUS NEWS.

On this day, the anniversary OF the Clio.
eious battle of San JdcInto, the u. :. sleep
of war Natchez with the Mexican brig ol
war Gen. Urea in charge, las a Pirate
anchored OF the Grasses bar. She recap.
cured the schr. Louisiana, aud sent her
back TO Y. Orleans sunk a Mexican armed
brig and schr. off Brassos, St. Jago; land.
ed passed midshipman klngely, who com.
municated the above Information Upon
his return on board the Nalchez, she col
Under way and sailed in search of the two
5rigs and schoouers which appeared off this
place on Monday last.
We learn from this scource that Tam.
pico is ia possession Of the insurgents. A
French feet was off Tebasco and Tampcc
slemandlng decentralization for the forced
aoan and insults offered the French citizens
Al Matamoras, which, if not complied with
immediately, satisfaction would be taken al
the cannoa's mouth. The French have
sent TO the West Indies for the remainder
OF their feet, with the intention of blocka.
ding all the Mexican ports on the Gulf, un.
less the above acquisitions are instantly
compiled with.
The celebration of the first anniversary
Of the victory of San Jacinto, was got up
IN a very interesting style by the officers
and soldiers Of this port. The manpuvre-
ing Of The soldiers was scarcely inferior to
what might have been expected from the
experienced soldiers of the L. 5. army, and
the officers evinced skill in tactics and dig.
nifty IN commanding, deserving the greatest
credit aud applause.
A salute of ID guns was fred from the
fort, ami two guns from the brig Sam lfous-
ten, on the departure OF the Naichez.
slip from The New Orleans Bulletin Of
May Is, contains the following.
From the felqSco Herald, of Nag II.
Oar Congress Is now in session, and mat.
tiers Of Importance, will no doubt, be trans.
acted during the present and next month.
There is rumor that Santa Anna has
been restored to power in Mexico, and that
the independence Of Texas had been &C.
knowledged by that Government. II was
reported here that several MeSlcans had
arrived at head quarters, from Mexico, with
flag Of truce and official papers contain.
ing the above intelligence. Capt. Joseph
Powell, we understand, passed through Bra.
zoria, on Tuesday last, on his way to the
town Of Houston, with the papers alluded
to in his possession, and one or two Of the
Mexicans in company. We do not feel
wiling to say much on the subject until we
bear something more, and that better au.
thentlcated.
live continue al proper intervals to have
such seasons as we had yesterday and the
evening before, our farmers cannot fail to
have large quantity of corn aad other pro.
dnce to dispose Of, for which they will have
ready sale, and receive the " ready money"
the ensuing fall.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Judge Smith, formerly Of Suoih Carroll.
na, now of Alabama, publishes his reasons
for declining the appointment Of Judge Of
the Supreme Court, conferred upon him by
Gen. Jackson the principal, and the sound.
est, IS his G5-pohf, al ighrmatircs ~.
y. Star
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Government OppreSSioHi-l, would hard.
ly be deemed possible, if the fact were not
officially promulgated, that a, a moment
like this, when the facilities for obtaining
specie are effectuaIly Gu, Off that the 60.
vernment" should issue peremptory orders
TO its postmasters, collectors, &C., to re.
ceive nothing but specie or the notes Of
specie paying banks in payment of pos,a
yes, customs, &c. Are Van Buren,, Ken
dali & Co. resolved to test, by new erpe.
rimentS" the extent of public forbearance
They will soon learn if they persist IN their
petty acts Of despo,ism, that II has limits -
Lynchburg Virginian.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

A Notary in New York, realized 5000 in
one week, from protests.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

"Itold you so."-It is amusing to hear
the Globe and other Administrator papers
say /" told you So in reference to the ex.
isling pressure. There is no dexterity in
such lies. They told US there was no pres.
sure that an honest man nigh, regret tina,
gold in few months would be showered
over the country; that Bank rags would
entirely disappear-and now, when their
bubble expIodes, they impudently say 81
told you so" ". Y. Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

| inns-tbey being branch Of american
family; and if we do no: hava pr i'm
nrediately on this frontier, it " owing
to the prompt gathering Of milna force,
I at some point ON Red River, which Fdo not
at present see any sign Of. Parties of friend
ly Indians come IN daily complaining of
depreda,;ons be ng \cop'aitted upon them
by the wild Ind ans Several trading par.
ties (American b haze been plundered and
driven in frop ,,rctfsiries by Camonches,
who have be- 1910 these acts by their
Mexican allie. IS state of things ough,
1AnecdoteS of mel eaes.-lt is a good
sign when people eviucf a generous conf.
dence in the Banks a this crisis, and it
gratifies us 10 relate TWO anecdotes highly
honorable to the paftiesl
On Saturday, widow lady residing at
The north end, sent good three dollar bill
of Boston Bank to a grocery in purchase
Of some small articles, but the bill was re-
fused by the grocer, and returned. This
alarmed the lady, and "the old gentleman
in the broad btmmed hat" happening to
call upon her a short Ame after, she offered
him SAT, all in Bcs,1 bills, and told him
if he would give her $50 in silver he might
have the bills and make the most he could out
of them. "I'he old gentlemen in the broad
brmmed hat said not wood but putting
down his cane pulled out his shot bag-(he
always carries his specie in shot bag,
marked Baltimore No. land counted oul
iorty.seyen dollars in American halves,
which he gave the wldow-took The S47 ~
bills, and placing them in his pocket book
walked about his business, without waiting
for thanks, abundanty paid in the satlslac-
ton of knowing that he had saved the vi.
dow seventeen dollars that some shark might
have stolen from her.
The other case was this A firm in this
city engaged in a mechanical employment,
have so managed their affairs as to have
deposile in Bank ofS20G0. One Of the con.
ceru was advised, when the suspension of
specie was first declared, TO draw on it for
specie. "No," said he, "rather than do
such an act we will sacrifice the whole of
il. The Bank is good and our money is
safe-we viii not set bad example. -
Boston Transcript.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

The Postmaster General recently fined
a contractor ten dollars for habltua delin.
quency in carrying the mails, and held up
the case, through the Globe, as solemn
warning TO all similar offenders. Prentice
lacetiously says, that the trlflIng nature OF
the punishment, and the soIemnity with
which it IS announced, reminds him of the
sentence lately pronounced on a prisoner
by Boston Judge; 1t is the Judgment OF
this Court that YOU be fined fifty cents, aud
may The Lord hayd mercy on your soul !"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
THE GOVERNMENT BANKS.

Ia The Washington Globe of Wednesday
night, in a long article deprecaiing the sus
pension Of specie payments, winch particu.
ary bears the impress OF being se,nt. Official,
we have the io.iOwlng sentiment: "N are
OF opinion that scarcely any bank viii be
compelled, and none, we hope viii yo,unta.
riIy embrace the proposition held out IN the
inleIlgcncer," Chat is, Mr.. Smith propo.
sltion adv coating the suspension OF specie
payments.) Nov II so happened that, at
the very moment that this view oil the Ad-
mlnIstratlon was promulgated, the directors
Of the New York banks had reSolred 10 sus.
pend specie payments. But this IS not all.
The Treasury OF The United States was IN
able TO pGy specie uhoie week before the
time that The article in the Official Journal
waS published. The Government lt,e.tpQS
SEVEN DAYS in adraace of The banks than
seires in ability to meet It's engagements dy
the payment Of coin, Thai such IS the case,
Is clearly demonstrated by the facts which
we extract from a letter received IN Phlla.
delphla by the express mail, this morning,
dated Nalchez, May Sd.
"The Treasury drafts on the deposite BANKS Of
this city for large SUN in specie haze been re.
fused pdpnen, and protested for it would not take
the funds in Philadelphia and New York, where
our banks have RENTED bills and checks for col
lection, exceeding one million OF dollars, but re-
qllred specie here. All this comes OF the igno-
rance and folly which enforced the Treasury Cir
cular, requiring specie for lands IN the West, and
permitting the duties 90 imports into the Atlantic
cities to be paid III bank notes. The Administra-
tion however in thus warning against the pros
pcrty Of the country, by undertaking to regulate
the deposies aud currency for party purposes, has
dug It's own grave, and would bury the country in
It also, rather than retract its wicked measures
acknowledge lis errors. We anticipate that you
must also suspend specie payments 10 The North,
aud look with deep anxiety Tor news by every
mail."-Nat. Gazette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

The old State Bank, and Bank of Ne,c.
bern.-lt may not be amiss to remind our
readers, that by advertisements Of the off.
GERS oithese Banks, whose charters expired
on the LIST January, 1885, all notes no, pre-
sen,ed for payment on or before. the lst
Monday of November next, Wi be barred
of recovery. The legal or equitable right
to refuse their payment after that time, has,
it is true, been questioned; but il would be
well for the holders of such notes TO bring
them forward at once for redemption. We
believe they are paid at the Bank of the
State in this town, as we'll as other points.
-FayeteriHe Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

Bank Of Cape Esar,-We learn, that in
Consequence OF the embarrassed state of the
Money Market, the establishment Of the
contemplated Branches of the Cape Fear
Bank at Raleigh and Salisbury, will be sus.
pended io- the present. The Ac, of Assem-
bly,, amendalory of the Charter of this In.
stltuiion, makes the location of two Branch
es ,riihia Il year, Imperative so that there
is no doubt, before the expiration OF year,
that the Directors will put them in opera.
ton. ltwould be great relief to the com.
muniiy, could they be now aided by Bank
accommodation but no one can find fault
with the prudence which influences the Bank
in its determinalion.-Ral. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
Eate f'ronl Texas.

From TIE Y. o. True sme1icGa, Nay s.
Through the politeness OF Col. Hill, from
she Texian army, we are furnished with a
slip from the Neiasco Herald, the contents
of which will be found below. The Match
e2 viii make short work OF the noble Don S
sQuudroa, if she goes on in this way. The
POOR hexicans are between two fires--shat
will they do?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28
naIss CLARK. aaI WOOsTER STREE inlorr

lvl friends and pupn that she has received by the late
arrvas,nm Londsn and Paris her supply Of English and
Zepyr vorsted flowers and embrodey and superb
Berlin Vienna paeros together with fuh assortment OF
Cb.nles Embroidery Shts and white wood articles for
trassler Also, few splendid Satin AMI St embroidered
Aprons ri 1se latest assa .ch4rens embroidered ard
rc fros and caps; a variety Of paint bores, with Marris
hest coors and every material used ~ drawing and fancy
work.
lessons a usual given residence, Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday in Drawing worsted work, ani Emhro
derry jyls-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

ID DoRiC Ann mlNERyh FIRE PLACEs,-Aiso a
.hs"ners once" and "r ar oc for .e ~ Se nbr
wholesale and retail sSir warehouse, No. 81 Exchange
Gern Gr"ss saslsgs eqgalicg 2 finish The
cu,ed rveG THY are coloaed hy new prrcess rot
acted upon by heat or rust and requiring water only TO keep
The Eehctng Craze northumberland unt.s hrnu,y AMI
, .'s M iS'rcvors 70
throw ME The roonr large portion OF tse heat wc ordnar
Derc rod Mmervs Fire Paces-Tbs wen established arce
Is krown the pusc pcrior any thn
foe 6urg coal = 4 conb,ce 81 Nh, advantages Of bon the
usual Ieodes of communicating heat by radiation IN the
grais and gre place, and - transmission 10 close
dhse. warmth lIon bout the room, b. Of
teaedr w 10y the on q ,e D &C Ere Place,
permitted 30 IL contact viii; heated run plates,
gen III the ats.~rere rts.ri-g oi,eu epprcs3~ ana al
WY. Injurious - NE hesh It's porahc conVsdence
spedto the rrior the warehouse sd IL. cnursnv roo,
dia saxTER4 BROTHER q E.ci,.up- place.
- HoLk. y. ges, Estate ana eener. sgsocy Once
chester county. New Ycr,i
perty treal pers'll i,t ,he offs Se II waas.,
ores No. ca mine Strt, the city uf New'iork, will mel
every attcnsiesi tine aspiration reguirc~.
convcyanng ofevy description executed n the shortest
Specification Pin, AMI Architectural Drawings 10
oer and as erect buildings ri every description super.
number u s.s in the city orNce York sor sae or
some choice .,nes W, pa1cl Te eis uis 10 improve
the a~rpiace. ,e whole Of the purci,~e .oney
" ISos %Sia$ is S Sfp place "s. T. residence mo, -
eel effuiSon other advise cak
and Those s.i nh Nerpank hohe, those who thns
ought 10 irrak,e sitho~e who vii advis.
~ ". member mortgages frr sale exactly
Nall street plainly from te60"0 1slars.
BudRg Latsto sNiang, for building materials 80 2tn'
JAMES DIZZY SDAJE, NE1EntNANH SUK
GEON ~. ~ fDh street. rsyrnst'euks TO his patrons
their liberal nherc AMI hopes hc viii merit
c-niinusncer the The Fqse~s. Amateur, who has
his horses lame sloenc oer would do wen
call his piicc sor dspnng OF thea useless for
application os pt,r principles Of sseing has cured
dreds horse 1T 1c anding amensso
durable Iecfers nvpcc s,r bc scept,cl
Of his abiy ssi -.er.. occuar and
let work bear witness.
FAIR Of tie Aeriris isstute. D~~sse horses received
his Equine trf-vy, ,ssere they viii u treated the
approved pracpr. Established by the European yeeria
Schools n ineTer No ~ Fifth street, tile Bsvery
with the skete,en ei q s--c over the gate.
signed. JAMES DRySDALE,
ye2m- Gradu zsoSf the E-inburgl, Veterinary Sch~oJ
ROOTs roo rs ZOO s.-ssasblonable low PR
- cea Boot Ssare. NEWELL respectfully informs the
public hat he ssstak en- ac store No7 Canal st. corner 81
Wooster, where he n - keepnc general assortment of
anl boysssoots which he offers whlesae and retail
reduced prices Just rec~ve, his factory
French pump prime article Tor which
he offers nj the Tti0cedf price Of $500
X. g. Constantly on irssal, boots for s259 aud s2.75
iy2b-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

7 AND OsFICE,-JoHN l.. BOGARDuS. Attorney
IL and Counsellor al Law, Clinton Hail. No. Boeknan 81;
opposite the Brick Church door, city of New York. Illinois,
Mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty, Geacrnl Land Office
Western Agency.
Pacas obtained and titles perfected for soldiers or their heirs
either. Observation-Disclosures. 2d-Iate War. 3d-CauacEtn
yolur:eers 4ii-EHgisE refugees FROM 7e United States to
Canada Scotia 5h-Deserters from the British
any, heirs in all the above 6thTHles To lands
forfeited OF tax, recarvd 7h-eirs under
age cated lands sold for S-Thosc who parted
titles, tciore the paen
sued reclaim the skLzsds in the several sa1es
the Untcd States Canada Nova Scotia and
Texas bought and sd exchanged paid and t' in
yestgated, obtained ana perfected application To Tins OF
Postmaser Throughout the United States and other gentle
forwarding ofhe above clais aud acting
in their sections Of will lie entitled 10 %
onEll commissions. Communications post paid.
~ Valuable farming land for sale the state OF Ills3o
So quarter sections Of 100 eaeh parcels from 10 $50
acres and Also in Missouri
DIZZY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

Mr.W sOk.~ l.lFE iNe1nASCs, AND
~ TRUST C,~fPANf.-Per~DDs RAY effect insurspces
,s This Company their lives, al. lives Of others
40 either vho. On Of lie, limited peri
al The paymeuts Of prsvDm nsy y. either annually
ey. a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

FRENCH LAEGUAGT-tCONvE
SYSTEM "a t.ass Of Ladies In the afternoon, anu
gentleucn the ming, the residence OF rotr
Barber l55 Chsnbers 81 An easy introduction INTO this
guage offered those who may joiE either o these clas
-. Apply To DR. BARB Err, who gives lessons IN Execution
nj the ss... ,,.ace, 9. . ". 9. USDERlfIL1.,
Teacher and translator Of the French, Spanish, and
5eellms Italian Languages, 81 Morton 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28
WINDOW BLINDs.-.sou'

~ entire patterns those sIcid and much admired
articles have they sch ted by
the fasonabes Of london and 80 far surpas all
other Of kind IN beauty elegance and grace a they
merit particular enon Of the iaass-especaly ssr
study to useful with the orna1en,a, they apar
"a unusually fashionable finish wei furnished drawing
roon and viii be found very desalAs and pleasing stl
tute lor costly paintings
Those uniaue arties the pencil Of enines
and he had only oi the snhssb.r NJ prices not
lvsgtly exceeding rsose ofnrdnary wnds~ blinds
ljy2l w. Y. DOYLE, y beekusansTett, Clinon khL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28
= CIGARS.

NHss PEAnL sTuEk .-spacous and splen-
dti HoieL-bosrd reduced ~ o. Pear Mouse
Rebuilt With every convenience npo n Old ce IN the idss
The burid District The proprietor grateful Tor lib
sra patronage, ehcerfully the OF h friends
he public IN h crisis by reduction T. dollar and 6y
,ents pr day While he engages COZ his style Of esp
ing and attention ash, '. ofore JOHN NJ. FLINT.
mylny
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

DRESS BnOTS- BOOTs.-RiCHARDs WAL.
~ KERS make no ahead OF al ahers beauty STYLE,
hon and comfort $3.50 s275 viii buy .epan and
rahle pair dre- Boots such gentlemen o, with
The iarges and best o all kinds nj Boots
ari Shoes fOr family the loves prices in tie J.ate.
Urly trial will move the fact. AIfiy
RICHARDS 4 WALKERS Two establishments.
Nos 2, and 232 Canal street.
y22 oldest and shoe bosses tliss block
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28
NEW INTEJLIGExCE OFFICE, CANAL
~ STREET-N,S. BARKER. ial Canal street, begs

acsuant friends and the public that III" bias
private office in the basement oithe house named where
e will be ready receive appcat'o1s rom families for the
supply good female servants well provide places for
females ID good character ~ situations IN FAM
hes Application ~ DE made beiwcn@he hours OF o'clock A.
H. and al night. iyislm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28

BOOTS BOOT BOOTs-AS&J WALkENs
- go Canal street The subscribers adopt h method o. m
forming their friends and the public that they have reduced Tie
price OF their S275 Boots $780, consequence OF the hard
Zines and scarcity Of money The subscribers, grasu or
favOrs solicit contsuance OF that patronage ~ literally
bestowed on them Persons wishing r purchase Boots
shoes would do we 10 call Al WALKERS 30 Canal street
the second shoe from Greenwich street. where may he
suad Roots and shoes. quantity, better Quality and
lower price than be found in any oher establishment
this city, Only call al 20 Cass st
III Country merchants supplied by he package or aoien
aJnlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-28
n.rEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sTAMnER-

ARB IL IA NGINGS-DONCOURTk STRANGERS
kg leace respectfully s call the aitersor Of their a3ds
and be public generally t. the sod elegant assorsn ~
goods Just received axd opening Al their xcw store No. s5
Pe.r street between Frankfort AID Hegee streets cnap-
ersnnd dealers viii 6 at their establishment, sdvsntsg
hsrese be with in addition 10 their entire sew 80
of goods.
of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and wo "a
needless say, hot strangers stand nnrvasa the
OF bsh ami despatch VIII
tend person practicable to all the work which SHAH
.e .n,yn.te Ell 10 hiscare. nv3l en-
The herald., 1837-02-25
LOGICAL INsrITUTE,

vnparalcd and unpreccdcnts No,ey For weeks only
conuencnr MONDAY February sth The Lion and the Land
sbaif s dozen Mr. VAN ANsuRcH az tie
solicit the patrons of this Est.ment, aud
further induced the hr nat which attended his wonder
~, explot r. tn. of the Lion
Lioness X. Ttger,a Boz, bcsng s Lamb 70 add
t,os usual and extraordinary and miraculous fcs the bril-
liant will b. obsc red and suddc l the midst ~
tie surrounding dakn he viii the Den envelopcd
flames purple Fire tn of the Anlmas
sh~u in In. admirably cont r.icd b, the calm mslc
~ nftncr conq.ror and Master thus forming 81 the most
sublime Tcsnci and Iea,iuli rpectaclc- jet
.euls "a any audience The above performance VIII take place
a, hall n for the weeks and positively
long
Admission 50 cents -cLlen unc years NJ half price
The rcrGsr suee of the day Fsh BIT on aeusuaL rgo2w