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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-11

b5-Whai snys the Patriot to the following ex-
tract? We think it agrees very well with the Mi
nority Report OIL the Tariff.
From The Vermont Patriot, April %, 1912.
U5-We think there is more truth than poetry in
the following article from the New York Journal
Of Commerce of the 9th inst.
"THE TRUE POLICY OF THE NORTH.
"The first thing, which is wanted by a great
and busy people, is stability. 1t is of less impor-
fance what the laws are, than that they should not
be subject to frequent changes The whole coun-
try adopts he opinion that The revenue necessary
for the support Of government under an e.
economical administration, ought to be raised by
duties on goods imported from foreign countries,
Nobody disputes the power OF Congress to create
tariff for this purpose. These duties, it is gem
orally admitted, must he made as high as twenty
five per cent at least upon all merchandise ercept
ratU material for manufacturing. This rate, with
the other expenses OF foreign trade, would give
our own manufactures an advantage over foreign
in supplying our own market, of at least thir-
ty-lhree aud third per cent, or one third the o.
rgna cost So that if our counlrymen can pro-
duce calicoes at eight cents yard us good us can
he bought abroad for six, and hrondclUhs at four
dollars yard as good as can he purchased abroad
at three dollars yard they will he able to sustain
themselves in the competition. SO much proeC-
ton rs this our manufacturers may enjoy with the
acquiesccnce Of the whole country, aud without
the fear that the principles of the tariff will he
disturbed 10y Free Trade or the planting interests.
"The second great requisite is cheap rae mate
rial. 1t is but limited ,isw which akes in the
home market only The ultimate object should
be, successful competition with other nations in
the open markets of the world. I1.sN-yn ony
be accomplished by men who have rue material
rs chedp as II Is 10 be hat dUUuhtYt.h
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-11

To Me House q heFFtSe"HItUes'
| return the bill which originated in the House
If Representatives entitled An act to extend for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-05
AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
BY BELL x HOWARD.
(cf0rcf Nor. % Nm nr2 LIS EiLLfo.a asyfsfl
MnNnAX
At ioH O'Clock, in the sales room.

MONDAY.
At l0H O'Clock, in the sales room.
Extensive and splendid sale OF elegant clothing OF all de-
cptions, both London and city made second hand and
Ids.
calico silks sstin superb West of England cloths cass
and yssngs IN lots 70 SUIT guns, Watches jewerv
diamonds, &c.
Large sale OF Piano ForsAt l0h o'clock IA the room,
first o1r No "a John street. Broaeway, which
ndid Instruments by the best makers known. will
tunty seldom occurs. for wishing fine Piano. 20
ply themselves. Most Of them warranted
Consisting OF rosewood aud mahogany double and single
scroll hollow and gothic metallic plates harp pedal er
uin IN EXTERIOR splendid touch and piano foes
Offered to the public who informed the sale VIII be
without restriction.
The Willie open Monday for examination and Mr.
Rocket will be in attend ,nce.
WEDNESDAY,.
At 0h o'clock, at the sales room,
Splendid Furniture SaeA large assortment Of elegant fur
nture, by order of the Sheriff.
choice stock Of made cabinet furniture BEDS bed
ding matt blankets, &c. .
Also large additional and very valuable assortment OF
superb household and kitchen furniture of all descrpteon
from BROOKLYN
Ais, the following articles by execuona0 ieah, pillows
40 Sheets toilet covers and other bedroom furniture
StOves-Also, Motifs cooking shd Motifs hall stoves.
Same time VARIETY OF second hand urntue the property
of gentleman the Sniings Sunday.
THURSDAY. .
Splendid Paintings at Aucien-At my O'Clock at No II
John Broadwayts having been aken on
po'e-wl be sold superb collection Of Original Paintings
Of which extremely valuable and by the best masters
Will be arranged on "Wednesday .
This collection will comprise gems by the best OLD and
modern fists castle aud hattie piece Landscapes, sea
architectural aud other subjects &c many In frames
Catalogue Wednesday morning The win be lighted
in the evening till o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-05

State Mr. Sherwood disposed the bonds and used the
proceeds purchasing stock OF the DryDock Bank
with the view of controlling the election This was done,
and he was elected President putting in new direction
among whom s. sherwood and +. S. Kinney his relatives
till remain and sga the chancery bill counsel fol the
bank subsequently the State OF Indiana brought suits
for the of the bonds obtained by Sherwood-this
produced change in the bank management. The value
the bank stock then Co. and the State Of Indiana
brought suits Tor the recovery of shares edged
to have been bought with the proceeds of the Indiana
bonds That suit is pending, and has not been press
edbecause of the comparative worhessness of the stock
The parties in the possession of that stock control the
management, and they who this shameless
plea usury. The stockholders and of the officers
and directors ofhe bank although ashamed TO be known
as parties to this concern very willing to enjoy the
advantages OF success without enduring the odium of
countenancng the means employed. Not with the pub
lc The credit OF the city, State and country the stand
ing of our banks and merchants all affected by this
outrageous proceeding. Who the influential of
the Board of Directors that have pursued this course Is
the President concerned in III Is Mr. George Law Presi-
dent of the Harlem Railroad Company concerned in the
ltigaed sock2 The smells of the proceedings
of the Harlem Company in the ofthe debt due by it
John Ward Co. Who the people that plead past
corruption in for future rascay2 There no
qualification in this OF regulations therefore, even
Mississippi always expressed desire pay back much
money a she actually received. The Dry Dock Bank
will pay nothing They dip the sponge ofrepudstion in
the foul usury law which dsgraces statutes wipe
their responsibilities with unblushing 'front.' and
callous disregard of moral conseque
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-05

the Jefferson Cash. of that port Sandwich Islands in Au-
Of two boats which had shore for supplies
IN attempting 10 tack the ship msstayed and ashore She
saved is insured at the Meehsnes oee New Bedford
SI $1,000 and at The Merchants Once Nantucket for
letter from the Favo.IIs Adams. F.phsysu her at
from NV Coast June ss on account q loss Of boats
Had supplied herself with boats sails Sc from the wreck of
The Jefferson, of Nantucket and would sail in few days
Sailed from New Bedford I'd inst. Minerva, Macomber NV
Spoken.
Anne Rsyn9ld from Boston for Philadelphia 80 miles Sc
Psot Kat's, from Mschss for Ne ' York Nov %. M
of lost The mate overheard The night previous
lost deck load head 81 fore topmas and other sas and sails
Foreign Ports.
Boston, ea next yea BrnsSabs Harch from Bosds had
arrived on the Coast some time previously and at North
ern port.
BELFAsr, Nov 2e-Ar Monaco, Wording, Turks Island
EsasFsS WORT Nov sS "a $ Pierre BRYANT s. MS
FprTLssp, Dec AR Alesnus. s.Sasld, Brunswick, 70
fss sSSs Nov Ne sS Ans. Rice, New Orleans,
Ms3% WI6s which sailed
Dor ihst vSsung WIN both msss away. -
so.Tss BE DSs ia PiPP1 Ss sysHMis sym.n
Signal for ship aud bng CID Empress Scott London; Ar
Savannah; Palm Ho~es Phadphia; henzi Fessendn, Sa-
NYork
HyASNIs, Dec lin port, NJ Hale. Boston for New York;
Grecsn Oscar and Page NYork for Boston. Sid 30h Mary
Stanton Baltimore; Orleans Savannah; Pequot NYok (see
General Record; y and Others.
Providence, Dec 2-Au Tryal Gibbs Albany. Sid Hanoi
Brown, Mobile; Commerce, Reed, Chareston; Herald
Soule Baltimore; Sarah Brewster Beebe NYo The square
gged vessel reToted anchor off Connmieat yesterday
the eaGHe P f BoIdsn o% Fall River for Pacific
she sailed again his morning
RIcpaoSp, Nov 3o--Ar Oregon Hubbard, New York. Sid
Lync burg Matthias, do. Arr Dec /, Abraham Brown Rick
ards, New York. At Ferry, bound brig BENJAMIN, with
plaster.
ST. yosEpHs Fla Nov lsIn port Tasso, Almy, for Daren
dav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-05

On Friday evening" I'd instant, Mr.. DWIGHT r. FOSTER,
aged SO years,
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his late resi-
dence 81 Cliff street. Relatives and friends invited
to attend without further notice.
On Saturday, the 4th instant, of Inflammation Of the
bowels ROBERT c. CLINoH infant of George and Sa
rah Maria Clinch aged months and 90 days.
On Sunday, the 5th instant, of drepsy the BRAIN
SOPHIA W., daughter of William and Sophia Lockwood.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this (Mondsy) afternoon, at o'clock
precisely, from 10 Thames street.
With sparkling eyes and lisping tongue
Engaging actions, manners mild
With all that's pleasing in the young,
Were sweetly joined in this dear child.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-05
DOmestIc Importatlonc,

ST MARKs-Bg Souher-304 bales cotton Holbrook Nelson
co-28 Flagg-so Patten-5O Homp-i0 RI Maitland
80 to order.
KY WEsT-Brie Russe25 bxs sugar and lot old copper
Hurbut co-l7 coils rope James w Cofn-lo old copper
5000 slaves "a bxs mde rolls leather lot of sails rigging
PoRT LEoN-Brig Billow-248 bales Mell-I5 8
Maiiand-l5 do Center co-i6 PaImee. Kboum Rogers
i3 do Holbrook, Nelson co-50 do Bolton. Fox Living
son
SAvANNAH-Brig M.dison-54 bales Bogart Knee
iand-2o Smith Mills COLI w Woodbury--A Colt 4
COLO W Hilis-l2 Bolton, Fox Livingston-46
q Miller-32 Geo Colins82 Pre- scott-79 McBude-60
cks nee 9 Mer-'o Hill Gowdry-l box Robinson Pratt &
col } 8 Lathrop-i7 bales to order.
CHAIR EsToN-Brig MoonI00 casks rice Leverct-1o8
Smith &Bovnton-22 A Lent-59 bales Smith, Mills
co225 Durham Dimon-93 Maltland-30 Boyd Hincken
10 okgs Indse TO order.
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mission business all its b., nches and will be continued and
stand No. S Ann and is Fulton S' ADVANCE. on
goods CONSIGNED for ss Certain sales and n" Fs
fall place wS%ns,Ssy and Sturdy
oat SS%u sales ss Groceries, e descriptions Of
D'SGsfT m:ee FHos s EE22%AAE
A UCrIoN NoTlCE.-The sales under, will take place
IMSSDAYA loH o'clock, in the sale rooms.-Dry Goods,
s: ssata ,a sa". near ss ss
d the e GSs
The %sani,es"ss VIM XssssasI kobsl, ' and James
s?sf 5iis ; Sale Sss of
dalw.ec THos BELL, AactiOneer.
a TAUCTION9TPo'itve Sale q MA..a;bu;es, Stocks,
''' ~ SE'EsPPE PEaRANp3;; ,s. m
AT O'clock the of 2" the &c under the Mer
Sterling, equivalent $780, 900 Massachusetts Five
This Stock Is payable in London on the LIST day of April
ha. attached 1t il in certificates Of eaOo
Each sfeas will Be accompansdH guarantee s, Of the
ee payna + he IN Boston, principal and
terest the rate o.! the pound sterling Thus making
This Stock will Be sold at 50 much per cent the $500 /.
will be up from Certificate the whole, payable 20
per cash aud the balance months with interest," the
Stock collateral the purchaser having the option o
Ing his any time he peases before the expiration of
the months, thus stopping the interest.
For further particulars, apply to -
JOSIAH QUINCY, JR,
d3d9 Treasurer Of the W. r. r. Corporation.
1TVO PRINTERS AND PUBLIsHERS.-A young man
practical printed who thoroughly acquainted with his
department aud branch and who has bee
employed in capacity of repbrte and ubedor several
highly respectable Journals DESTROYS OF obtaining saon
in the country, take charge of and MANAGE small
paper remnneIang salary will only be expected
Address, by letter. post paidI K a. at the Herald ONCE
Resnectable references and required. MI Jgb
AIDES Silk and MeTino Under ve.t, for sale b,
II JOHN NJ DAVIES JONES,
NO Imr& los William cor Of John
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Foreign ImportatIons.

AMsrERDAM-Barque Pomona-l02 pines gin casks mdse
200 slabs tin Is hampers potatoes schnchard Eavre cooo
slabs tin Noitenus Pavenstedt-lO0 M Noring pkg
John Durana-l Zimmeman-l X Gimour son-i
Pakke-2 Solemon3 do l2 hampers potatoes Eurber
co-i5 do SIS boxes herr ugs John Edwards
HAyASA-ship Norma-il9 bxs sugar Nj Tayor-32 lids Dc
Rowland AspInwall-l Alsop Chaunceyl NJ
De Pusa-l w H Thomas-l A Bantacour-l Mason &
Thompson-300 bxs do Cook-i00 A ii Renauld-e0 r. ID
Moore-l00 kach-1 G Thompson-TR Lalao-3i3 J Ma
thews Coz bales mdse Hargous bxs do Free
nOis Co30 cases sweetmeats Beauville2 mdse
Manning, Roster Co-I40 900 oranges Ackerlv Acker
BELIZE, Hond-Brg Giraffe28s Brazil wood 36H do
logwood $50 bales sarsapara bx specie $4,000
Labouisse-S5oO Francis Eschart- box bd turtle she'll
Francis Alexander
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-05
BY RIELL g. ARCULARIUs,

MONDAY.
At lOH O'Clock their sales
Broad Cloths, CassmeTes. Gloves. Hosiery, &c. &c.
TUESDAY,
At l0H O'clock at the sale rooms.
Liquors. Segars sc. sc,
WEDNESDAY,
At I0H O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Pianos, and second hand Furniture. bird cages Sc
AT PRIVATE SALT superb French 90 octave piano,
made by celebrated Henri Her, of Paris equal
in any instrument imported,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-05
M A RITIM HERALD
To Ship Masters and AGENTS

we shall esteem favor, captains vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SILvEY Of news fleet a re-
port OF the shipping left az the whence they
vessels spoken on their list of their
foreign newspapers they have He will board them
mediatey their arrival Agents and correspondents at
home abroad, will also confer favor by sending this
office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information of any kind will be thankfully received.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. s, 1s4a.


% ss T Ms.a. s.
e oSs5:sn oiIs Ns Hq S
s;fs Es Assy
%:S SssS
.e1 9asa
10 day. from Savannah with
eis ss,t Sss
before reported Nov nh lag IS g. spoke brig
sG ssT f.y' s 5 SsT s P i e g r.
s s w .ea hs s last
ma su to s eS%GT Ef F, e days from Amsterdam with
Brig Spy Gerard from Chages. via Kingston, ia. 90 days.
VI, h Zoo d. spa
cS q ss s s 2 on Tsss wsTIs Of dsq
dix .s:ca sdwi my s W died 70, at ;s ms"
Copeland lirom New York: Backus sotes5ury from Pba
cs1ss & s:'' S MSsss
ss B ss %' NSy 'h Ssn s
Sailed NOV "a JS:snh CgEerhwae, Trinidad, Cuba@sih
Brig Giraffe, Kiey % days from Belize Hord. with specie
* siS % st
Brig Moon Hayes, days from Charleston, with and
Hs New JsEey Brown days from Daren Ga with 500
BIS Trojan. R.eS%.n.7 DAY, om Wilmington, NC with
Brig Adsns Ppsh days from Washington NC with naval
Brig so.ber Baker s days from st Marks with cotton to
Nesmih Leeds Lat Ion u So spoke schr pry SHVR from
Boston for Philadelphia sch Harp sailed days before for
Big Madison BuILsy days from Savannah, with cotton
Brig wampanoag Cosou days from Georgetown. sCwith
sehr Lypsh6.rg Matthias, days from Richmond, with
schr Empire, Powell days from Norfolk with mdse, to
sehr Mary Caroline; NiehS days from Wilmington, NC
sshr Andrew Brown. pasey, days from swansboro. NC
schr Banner simonson days from Virginia. with oysters
schr Perseverance Holbu from New London with mdse
TO master.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
oTFrcx OF rHE RH1pE IsLaspER.}
wnsns9 Atkins ya Sf ESsI lo Pf San s Prov,
e sSd and e last
se % s dsf q s% %d Be-
ishi, Kelly DO PI do; A6 Bray Boston for Rehnond-
ass ssm r1 ss
ATT 3D. Emperor Hathaway Taunton for Philadelphia; John
sif S' fS ' as aes
s sd' S mile %sst Point Judith Light 't cap
a S5own c the T. F. tF but she lies on stony shore
70 20 her again ao and The s in Is
ABOUT @sI pU s me wh NJ
she may be hove high water il il blows from
souu,,hward, she Ill be wrecked.
| THAN, and others. -
sd-wind sW, fresh-bad for the Eliza Ellen.
General Record.
MELANCHOLY wREcKs-For particulars see news columns.
BARqUE MALLORY. BROWN from I,gnn. lately ashore AZ
Long Branch was got of yesterday morning at o'clock and
towed up by steamer OSIRIS Her cargo was all landed on the
beach. The NJ has received bat very little damage
Sem PseyoI Kelly. of and from Boston for New York
lett Hyannis the of the nit: rnnne ss,,,, IN
the gale. struck Seconnet rocks carried ~ g
boom, &c After remaining about half hour SCI
drove her over The sea making complete breach over
The gale continuing viole on he n
part OF Rhee Island, Newport with six feet waller in her
mold Her decks were completely Of the csmboose &c
and her bulwark carried away The has general cro OF
merchandise, which will be saved in damaged state The
/ be saved. -
LAUNCH "A brig OF about $50 wa4 recently launch
ed Al Lnconvle. She owned by Capt Robert
Belfast, and will be commanded by Capt VIM Barns.
Whalemen.
Letters have been received Nantucket reporting the loss of
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Passengers Arrived /.

HAvANA-Ship Noma--Joseph Pla, Capt Baker Edward
Smith.
CHARLEsToH-Brig Moon-Mrs Hayes, Graves, L White
II Burkley-2 in the steerage.
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MONEY MAR KET.

Sunday, December 10 II. M.
The Massachusetts Western Railroad have advertised
for sale flOoooO of Massachusetts State stocks bearing
five per cent interest payable semiannually. and
deemabe in London in 1871 The certificates are in the
form of bonds, coupons attached. The Western Rail
road has cost s75oOoOO already, of which s3,oOO,ooo
individual subscriptions and the proceeds
of stocks similar that offered for SALE which
forms the balance of the whole loan Of s50OooO Of State
credit and will raise the of the rail road to So 600
1t supposed that this $500 600 reserved for the
purchase of new cars, locomotives &c when the in
creased business of the road should warrant it. That pc
rod may already have arrived the sale may be to assist
the road in its already incurred At all events
the sale the part of the company very njuaicous,
and discovers bad management The increased business
Of the road should be made Of ITSELF to furnish the
for increased facilities Of travel There does not appear
to be any call fer the company to incur this charge
Of $4,000 per annum and the loss attending the sale
The road is already in successful operation, and it does
appear that further expense of 100000 can be laid
upon to advantage Its stock is already so cent
and the best which be made Of the remaining
stsck is to return it to the State and cancel it. We
presume that the citizens of New York will not be very
anxious invest in it, in preference to their State
works.
We mentioned few days SINCE that the New York Dry
Dock Company had made bold plea of usury to avoid
the payment of debt due by it to the American Life aud
Trust Company. This is strange occurrence, and
Illustrative of the laxy Of morals, and the singular
conception, which of late has characterized the
ments of moned institutions that application at the
proper source have obtained extracts from the
Chancery bill filed by the NewYork Dry Dock Company,
which we shall proceed to lay before our readers.
The bill FORTH that during the suspension of specie
payments in 1887 the Dry Dock Company in order to
BILE it to specie payments in 1885, opened negota
ton for loan Of money their real estate with the
American Life and Trust Company through John Duer
ESQ., its vice president Through these means, loan
agreed upon as follows =
The Dry Dock Company to issue its bonds to the Trust
Company, as follows -
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az A REyoLurIoNARY HERO AGE


90 REVOLUTIONARY HERO, AGED %
years-Mr Leonard Rogers 205 Tenth street. Tompkins
square, given up by his phi stefan past relief lie
50 low that he could not expectorae and his family
expected every hour would be his last He took OF
shermans Cough Lozenges, and they cured him and he
aggeration about itsny doubling easily be salts
fed by calling Mr. Rogers. Dr. Sherman's warehouse
Is at LOG Nassau street door above Ann AgentsllO
aud 459 Broadway 227 Hudson street lss Bowery II
East Broadway; and lac Fulton street, Brooklyn.
n0-PROFEssOR JONES' COUGH CANDY-Is be-
ing sold at shilling large package. On these terms
presented the money will be returned to them Willingly
From these out of 81 certificates in three weeks this must
indeed be nsllble in curing coughs colds hosrsenes
asthma honchits throat and the first stages OF CON-
sumption. Read these:- -,
certify that had dreadful pain in my chest with
shortness of breath and coughing have used one shi
ling package of Jones' Cough Candy; mas rengyeu s
wonderfully. doubt not but another PACK VIII quite
Hiram Anents, ll3 William ST. or 2ss washington
ST.. New York Nov. ~ lS42 Here's announcer aiso--N
Robert Cross of la Delaney 81, was oI t; WIN
hacking cough shortness OF SMILING pack
age him. Sold at the sign oil the american Eagle
50 Chatham st. NY Price l, ,, or shlings package
Agents Zeber Sd and Dock ST., or Ledger Buildings,
Phadephia and next doort the American HOTEL Wash
ington D. CT. State st. Boston, Agents wanted IN Bal
timore Charleston, Albany and Buffalo.
atz- "THE TO MIC MIXTURE."-Ths celebrated
remedy is composed of five ingredients the active prpc
pies OF which highly concentrated. IL is used
very extensively and with great by the medical
faculty for the of debility (rom whatever cause
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy the city of New
York. Price 81 per bottle Half dozen lin cases) SIS.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office of the College 81 Nassau st
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AMUSEMEN rs.


CHATHAM THEATRE.
" rs S:5 ss T s::s" s:'
Norman Leslie. scot, Rc.a is maine Muw Ho.lio
niS:s !: o'clock and S':
mrrCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MONDAY sS soIS So sIr w performed
A s Which, which, MfET nj Ry o M9I9TkkRcaTTG
10 S easilISS WITH
~ The Doors will be opened at haiepast g. and the DER
'or@s.,e commence at ever evening
PARK THEATRE.
D-REDUCE PRICEs.[p
Ia order the times the Manager has
been induced TO reduce the prices Of admission TO
81 s;s'. Si IL patron.
o. me Drama tina, his exeron. will be increased to merit
THIS EvEy ALMA p TA4 4 TiIl be presented.
THE IRIs A'sii Sss'H FORTUNE.
BOOTS 1 AT TIE ~s SWAN.
o Poom VIII open ate's-Curtan wilrse quarter past
Boz 0ee Open daily from to where Tickets may he
AmPHIrHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC.
81 Bocerv
EauEs HoNbaS D.ssT5s1 a, 1s1s
MONS. LEToRT.
The celebrated Partisan Borseman, from Franconis
Engagementof
OSCAR STONE
The great American Indian Act Rider.
The famous Horse Hder besides host of other eoue
TRAN talent The performances varying the extraordinary
eats Of the company the Unon will be con-
tinued through the week.
OF THE AMpHlffHHss AThs 81 THE REPUBLIC.
Are kept by JOHN TRYON
In the lobby of lower dress circle will be found
fresh assortment OF Fruit Pastry, Confectionery and Lemon
aae with which parties may be supplied in their places by
giving notice TO the boys in attendance.
the great Olympus Saloon" Of the second tier
had the following necessaries Of life. viz -
Champagne and Oysters, "a Nol.)
Poetrripspi,ing Scotch and Irish Whisky Psnch;
Otard, Schiedam, and other immortal Spirits 4
- Together with amount of Lemonade and Prncipes;
Besides the handsomest collection Of Pictures the known
world.
Saloon open in the day well evening Entrance
No 37x Bowcrv. d5r