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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-11
Plank, lumber, Wood, &c.

A number of our friends have expressed great
surprise that Daniel NJ. Brodhead, had to pay as
much as $4,000, for lumber, plank, &c, during
the Indian times, at Harrisburg, in 1910, when
such quantity was required to prop up rotten
banking institutions. The sum is certainly enor-
nous, and clearly demonstrates that the Loco Fo-
cos Of our State held their plank at good round
price. But if we take this matter in connexion
with some other of their party dongs, great por-
tion of our surprise vanishes. The truth is, our
good loco focos, under the General as well as un-
der the State administration have ever held plank
and rood at most exhorbitant price. BY refer
ence to the expenditure of President Van Buren's
Agents i'll the Florida Indian War, in 1885, it will
be seen that they paid 1925 per hundred feet for
plank, and $50 per cord for oak rood. A monop-
oily Of the plank trade during Indian times, we are
inclined to think must be rather desirable busi-
ness for the pure and incorruptible loco focos.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-11

that the vote by which the House had agreed
to adjourn over TO Monday might be re-consl-
dered
Mr.. Young moved that the House adjourn,
bu, The motion did not prevail-yeas "A, nays
l0l.
The question now occurred on the motion to
suspend the rules, when
Mr.. James moved that the House adjourn,
and the motion was disagreed lo--yeas So
nays 90.
A motion for call of the House was re ect-
ed; and
The question on suspending the rules was
decided in the negaive-yeas 69, nays IS.
Mr. Adams called for the orders of the day.
Mr.. Everett moved that ,he House adjourn,
which motion prevaied-ayes 70, noes ST.
and SO the House adjourned until Monday
next.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-11
The Handy EFuniDug.

AS we predicted, George Handy, Daniel NJ.
Brodhead, and Mr.. Solms, the individuals who
were arrested by order of Governor Porter on the
charge Of having been engaged in bribing the
Members of the Legislature in 1910, and others,
have been discharged What else could have
been expected, when al who were known to have
participated in the crime were included in the
prosecution. Why did not the Attorney General
permit Mr.. Handy to give evidence against the
others, when he found that he could not proceed
without his testimony! The Committee of Inves-
hgation. we trust, will answer that question when
they report in June. The foul deeds of some of
our public men, will then be exposed to the indig-
nant gaze Of betrayed and injured people, and
the good and viruous Of both parties will unite in
demanding the impeachment of their faithless ser
wants. Pennsylvania has been disgraced by some
of her sworn servants permitting themselves to be
brIJed, and the once proud Keystone Of the Arch
must hang her head in disgrace till she has purged
and purified herself Of the plague spot which her
perjured officers have fastened upon her
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-11

Making in al 300 Representatives, or Ga more
than tie present House contains. 1t is likely that
in order TO accommodate this additional number
OF members, the desks viii have 70 be removed
from The Hall; measure which we think will be
highly conducive TO short sessions. For Members
will then no longer be able to occupy their time in
the House, in writing letters, and iending to other
private matters. In order not 10 increase the ex-
Penses Of Congress, the pay Of Mem bers should
be altered, and the franking privilege modified. If
this is done, earnestly believe that the country
will soon fee! the good effects Of the New Appor-
r.ent Bill.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-11

"And dare say you have scolded your wife
very often, Newman said |, once. Old New
man looked down, and the wife took up the re-
ply. "Never TO signify-and il he has, deserve
it," "And dare say, if the truth were told.
you have scolded him quite as oflen." "Nay,"
said the old woman, with beauty of kindness
which all the poetry in the world cannot excel
"how can wife scold her good man, who has
been working for her and her little ones all the
day? II may do for man to be peevsh, for
II Is he who bears the crossness OF the world;
but who should make him forget them but his
own wife? And she had best for own sake
for nobody can scold much when The scolding
Is all on one side" --Bulwer's Student.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-11

SEHATE.-Mr. Woodbury. introduced reso-
tlaion which he intended to lie on the table for
The present, lfoprosirg TO fix The daily hour Of
meeting al, II. instead 0! l2 O'clock, as al pre-
sent.
The Sende then, without transac'ing any
other business, adjourD~d over till Monday
next, with lh' view OF allordng an opportunity
TO venIiate ne hall, and TO put down The mat
ting, as is usial al this season of The year.
HoUsE.-Nr Andrews, of Ohio introduced
the Hon, Joshua X. Giddiugs, recently re-elecl-
ed Representative of that State, who was
qualified and took his seat.
Mr.. Hopknslmoved that the House adjourn,
in accordance With the order heretofore adopt,
ed
The quesIiot was taken on the motion to
adjourn, and it was disagreed to--yeas 55-
nays rs.
hlr Browne ioycd a-su.pension Of The rules,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-11

The Jail in Somerset county, N. j., is empty
The keeper proposes TO pul it in good order,
while there is no one in the way, so that in
case there should be deficiency of accommo.
dations elsewhere, he may afford secure and
comfortable shelter TO the houseless and for,
lorn,"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-11
P0iadrxger's Report.

The Report Of Mr.. Poindexter, one OF the Com.
missioners appointed by the President to examine
into the alleged abuses of tie New-York Custom
House, under Mr.. Van Burens Administration,
has been transmitted to Congress, and ordered to
be printed. II proves that for series Of years a
system ofwholesale plumber was carried on against
the people, scarcely equalled in the annals of the
world. We shall from time to time refer to this
Report, so as to keep our readers advised Of the
march of morals and Improvement among their
public men.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-05-11

On motion of William Davis, Esq, Mr.. James
IL Walton, was admitted to practice as an Attor-
ney in the Several Courts Of Monroe County.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-13

coYdihg this ostimt the aggregate dcfcienc. oi
the three years will be $685. sol ii the loan is taken
par nthat Is the and per is appropriated
sinking fund to estinguish the debt the end OF 20
years the annual expenditure after lsit will he 81
0oO will be observed that the Secretary retains the
proceeds Of the public lands in his estimates according
the laws now in existence Should the Law bs altered
SO as to persist in the distribution debt close Of
is4a would be- according the present estimate sl7
is46ls instead of Sl2 ls4 6ii 1t Is impossible that
suicidal measure the squanderng the lands be
persisted in.
The most desperate attempts have been made by the ma
nuiacturcrs the faacy Of whose claims protection has
been fully shown by the report of Mr.. abersham from
the minority Of the committee manufactures In Mary
land some time since, the manufacturers got up sham
cry OF Distress stopped their works and threw numbers
oil industrious out of employ in order to produce an
effect In favor Of oppressive duties In Lowell certain
manufacturers have done the thing is too late in
the day, however to deceive the people by such clap
traps. The tariffs as follows
STATEMENT EXHIBITING AMOUNT DUTIES
MAY ACCRUE UNDER BILL PREPARED nv THE SEcRE-
fAkY OF THE TREASURY ENTITLED " Bull TO Pno
DIpiFy EXISTING Laws IMresisG DUTIEs IMpoRrs
ASp FOR OTHER PURPOSES" on THE BASIS IN
FORMATIONS o. THE YEAR 1910.
Imported.
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State Of Trade.

The receipts Of produce from the interior the in
and prices looking down in Ashes sales have
been made at $3.50, to the extent Of $50 bbls pots.
CoTToS--Thc sales continue to fair extent, with
firm market About 1900 bales disposed Of FLOUR
Canal Flour dn to-day SO IS. and sales have
been made Of -four net fresh ground having been lying
all winter at 81 cents less No change in other do
scriptons. NAVAL SroREs-Salos Of 1000 bbs North
County Turpentine at 1915, cash. Spirits Turpentine
has adv ance ed here OLs-Saes Of 3 800 Whale for
has been sold to the extent Of about 6OO0 alon SO
cash. and So mos SuGARs-Ths sales, $50 hhds Porto
Rico, at y cents 100 New Orleans, 81 At IS st
Croz. 81 and $50 boxes brown Trinidad and Havana
81 81 and months By auction 292 hhds New Orleans
sold Saturday at 81 a. ~ per 100 lbs, 8 and mos
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Foreign Importnt,on..

do M;n,n Mspd1ii BIZ. Nose. Tayloree hid.
~ 's,n soIiW d9 Maitland, Kennedy co-3,l 900 Sc.
ss Rs%, leaf joe esars Baneo
Deax-ioooo do pkgs q Mscn2 80 1917 ~ Vi
Oresn-sooo segaE Noenus 4 Pavens~dt-%oco ,
isehsnmsLlo,m De rugs-2 600 0oodhue co-.,o ooo
ScS John sS John orr
ger Xco-G0Qo q w Pomeroy5O0 Curtis az ~, X nennn-
meats r Finly. ".'os-i ok sweet.
Mosrsc9 B.y-BIg Ann Leal-2o puns rum 900 b.x nj;
TuRxs IsLASp-Bng New Oreans-7ooo bu.h.l. 81. AZ,
dleton X - '"' "i'o
GyAYAMA-Schr 8eneva--l09 hhds sugar Alison n ch...
90 Mayori0 do 10 cks molassex Williams Ns,hsa, ~
bags coffee Meyer Stucken. ' wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-13
Brighton Cattle Market.

MoSDAr May AT market $40 Beef Cattle Is pairs
Working Oxen 20 Cows and Calves Sheep and 1850
Swine.
Prces-Beef Csttlc-Last week prices for like quality
not sustained. few extra So Is and IS co. First
quality IS so SIS ca second quality So so Sc o.; third
qnality - 30 a S. IS.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Cows and Calves-Sales at S22, $24 SAG. and $40
Sheep--Lots sold from S2,75 to $50.
SwineLos to peddle at 81 3.c for Sows, and ~ 4ic
for Barrows large Barrows at &c Al retail from ~ to
8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-13
Passengers Arrived.

hAyASA-Bsrk Rapd-}abel Ravel and company francois
Leon Javel Chas. WHITTIER Louis FERN Mn. Esther
ate Mis-: Emm. Ernest Henry Weiis Henry Wells IT, Ms.
WIrw cS Mlss Harriet Wells James De Wolf William
W,JI ~ ~ Iors Juan Romero, jose Domee Felix Cosme
~ Z r.anfos santos jose Lopez Deaz, r. o. Zmora l..
w. Hamora, Havana; Count de Aivemar France
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-13

On the 18th instant suddenly JouS HcrLru only of
William u. Richards aged IL months and days
On the 18th instant. Mrs. CArHARiSr. wife of Edward
Morris, in the 2sth year Of age.
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married..


On the 18th instant by the Rev. H. w. Bellows PARxE
GopwS to FANNY eldest daughter Of William G. Bryan
of this city.
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ABlita>s meats.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
lHls EVENING May I3-Ihs performance will commence
with
g. ,r - THE WEST END.
Sr Wm' Daven'sy, Placid, Major Fuss. Chp,sndale.
'"P''' adv WIN. D,y.h B,ny Earl st.1pmo5s Clarke
PRISONER OF WAR,
Madame La Rose, Mis- Wb@stiv '
Madame Violett- III. a W.
Boxes, sl-P,t 50 een,s-Gaicry 3 cent.
CHATHAM THENTRic
J. X. SCOTS BENEFIT
THIS EVENING May l3-The performance " III eo,or.rc-
THE MAY QUEEN.
Hugh Bower, Scott Sersi. Stephen sampson, Held
To be followed by
DOUGLAS.
Young Norval, Held Giena,oB, n Scott
Lady Randol. b, Ms Blake
To conclude with
THE ADOPTED CHILD.
Michael, Il Scott Spruce. Nessyof
Dress circle 50 eens-Boses 25P l2h-Pryate Boxes IS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE
Mr.. NICKINSON'S BENEFIT
THIS EVENING, May 3.-Thc performances will
LOVES OF The ANGELS.
Jap, ~ Mitchell Korah, Hon,csstle
Ills, Mrs. Mossop
- THE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS
'r''d teW't Nickinson Agatha, Mrs Moisop
To conclude with
az. I'M. MAN ABOUT TOWN.
Fanny Bates, '''' Nj s;,,in,nn "'''
Dress Circle SO oentsUpper Boxes, % cons-ii n-pn.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure Of the Atlantic steamers.
Packets to Arrive.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem il favor If captains of vessels arriving
here will give Ia Commodore r. s. Martin of our news flsei
report OF The shipping lett at the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken on their passage, list OF their and
foreign newspapers they have. Commodore Martin will
board them immediately their arrival We will recprocse
he favor in
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REFRIGERATORS,

hEH hlJ Il N ~ OhtS.
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ORS--REED &
IL SMITH Nentlatoy Reiigeraor the only article
anuacn'sd which can be KEEP, long without acquiring e
iluyia which viii communicate thing placed So
and make unfit for Bat The above article
confidently Offered the Public ihorou hy tested and
proved 10 be entirely free from The objections u.ua found
those OF the old construction Their ,enl, purifying and
cooling properties combined make very dcsira-
bic article for family weather They had
the agency, 33g BfOadway. m imsr
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BELMONT HALL.
THE SPRINGS, NEW JERSEY.

THE citizens invited from the busy
haunis Of life, to for the nyiloIsting and
healthy brcezes Of the country; and whittier they Lc vel
repaid By few weeks spent Belmont HILL 1hs well
known fashionable retreat offers every nduccnent 20 the most
exquisite combining line with Unvall'd mn
tain sccncry. The Invalid urged IT, healing meicInai
waters THIS pure ch, b,sie has formed wonaefa cures
situated in the midst Of splendid Isrk Of many sdf,s nra
above tide WHERE nothing - undo winch
the comfort enjoyment Of its rons patrons
Cool and baths delicious dnis inviting ices groves
ding cstaiacs iD,nins wa
teralls shady walks and splendid summer han, lately sre
I'd over he Sng which belongs to Belmont Hail. with faith
m vaicrs good cooks, choicc ,and spacious bed rooms
AMI rooms, with
"a hno ,oni FOR the lae fre sh from the best stables ~
Wv '''' JOHN HINcHMhN,
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DIR. SOLOMON HEINE
LUCINA CORDIAL.
TO THE AMERICAN pIrR


the Lucna Cordial into the United States and in thai period
and the reputation which had acGn
ed in Euripe but has also added the sou,
the Of incipient consumption The knowics Of
it, wonderful influence in enoyang and ,sorans the hu
the result that medicine has beeddcd the catalogue for
the of ncipent consumption which places the Disease
scarcely necessary this period, the Lucns
Cordial autcent remedy in OF elect Fuor Al.
all diseases arising from debiation of the system. where
impulse, restorative wantcd throughout the United
and leaves nothing further be hoped for its
ing speedy perfect permanent and effected without pain
the above complaints, doubtful almost university
ID merits recommend to hem with all confidence and
give the required trial that health the afflicted par
ties and yrateiulness TO Dr. Msgein will be the result Bat
of the Lucin Cordial principally based thoroughly
yestgated nduIible and generally admitted power enable
vle in males when reduced and a,
15en hopeless bc to psc sa and activity
Dr. Msgnn, witandns its immense foreign celebrity and
ia s S sSns sa
sono these particulars but now, after the
NTH the receipts Of certificates and iesmonals a
and much knowledge founded on personal observation
r ever IT, iluso, inventors romses in Re filmrn, n2 H.
most imposian; end. for which and has bee
ss sss . aBt and 'Ral a le e as sD
sponsiSe for The assumption that the uea cordial invi;.
where has been deficient when they been pros
Of the system in females Who had been p"oa,v up,a
and imagined barren which will enable them bcor children
catc matters feel called upon to do So lest j, might b.
msunde r,tood and as full guarantee for the great responsible
acna Cordial has been upon me- II hi. eo"niry ' rs
main" tine JUN Gs;S i MoEpER%sELL
Price s, Per bottle FOR saie a, 40 Broadway NswYok
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" A l. l. THE w ORLD'S A
STAGE"

~ IL IL 4 III Il w " IL IL ~ - a
STAGE"
aid ,fih1,sssrss,s md 70 doubts IA h rhs
secuss Ccld, Coughs, consulnrtion-
4 slill tlrogghcu. the human frame
W. fear lis troubles bat in name
Till comes the painful .iIife.
Yes the Cold first affects body and limbs create. an
irritation and l.,sude1ainfol ye, snitsblips woks
Ne are afflicted with Hacking Cough.
A r%as b. ' ns fatal ssn ,. are near
BesEeakng soon the FINAL bier.
That waits for those who die
heard in whisper respiration Is more difficult the lungs ar
affected physician Is called he tampen with the
thing is of no avail
A ss ,h a;t. Is. Of I 1S%an t aid
Ce".anp iss s comes so %s I Sissfa shade
To close the eyes in death.
of Es KS sos Co c%nSoaa @ ss; Of as saS
would have ended % as @ cSp;"mpGn' pes, There
provide yquI.elye- viii, remedy in lime.
AaTsTi.@;ZisbsT, g bocI street risiadsIphs, p,
SSs5iasSn; No % Baii.,of1 Street, ssiaaore Md
Iobson, No IS St. Cherries street, New Orleans
Cock No. Fourth street, Pittsburgh, 20.
j &c {: b blS' ( G. Co., Mobile, Ala.
.sasd FEAsE s son Us IS 6 5fas1s . S"""' Candy
MERIT WILL FIND IT'S WAY.
Candy lor hoar,enes' and found immediate relief
s. WEIGH IA Gold st, Bcookyn
As.ii tor the Brooklyn Tenn. Sgccy.
eau reeomncni J. Pessr X Son, COMPOUND Hoarnound
Candy valuable remedy er coughs colds and hoarsenes
Rev. Mr. WHITAKER, Pastor cf the
trcsbyterln Church Catlarinc and Madison
Dear Sirhly wife lying deaths door in the last stage
OF Consumption aud she made numbcre.s remedes All
re- ''' ana our " JOSEPH sTDDEG :" %sa 'afie'
So!d Wholesale and retail Division street, Agents Tim,
son, Fulton ana William WenJos :li 9th
Avenue keag Tj5 Broadway Dodd, CAS- Broadway Clark
$50 Hudson Young; III Varck Pastor
wich Brigham, Hou Avenue D.: Martin
street Handy, II High Fulton street
son. mIs
DIR. SOLOMON HEINE
WOULD inorn hi, patients sud the public ,at he ll at
either Tor medicine attendance until the patient satisfied
with his enent and would inform that he las
removed from t3 Broadway No. 81 Rcae sire et oos,t.
the Marshall House, where hr soc the attendance
long time under diseases considered BY them ncurabe
SOLOMON HElNE, VI. d.
Fs the advantage OF all who wish attend the Treatment
Of Dr.. solomon Heine, would that the only Doctor
the residing 81 Resde opposite tie s1sl
House.
This Physician thif un'fy abou, eight years
since have had the peasuI, Of kn wing him that
by hnhe above the age OF IS years at Is the only on,
who member Of the dice tr
CITY and State OF New York.
+. W. wETMoRE AID
Sworn before me this 9th day of
of April A. D. 1912.
RICHA REED, Com. of Deeds. MI Inn
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A. Io,a O'clock % lie saIss room

X. ii. TIMPSON, Aocuoueer.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, &c.-JA.
COB :PLATT'S 7th Spring Trade Sale win take place
tomorrow Wsdnesday at 10 o'clock at the store No 81 Plat
Birnagh,m Sheffield, French and German hardware fancy
goods, &C. among which are fine table and pocket cutlery
forks shovels and spades &c. together with Ia
OF shelf goods Sc. For further particulars, Auction
Head Journal of Commerce, and Courier and Enquirer.
min IN.
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NEW YORK MUsETJM

- (Late Pealei)
No. 252 Broadipay, Opposfe IN, On, Hin
l. KEE HILL. u '1'.'
Fifth appearance Of Mr.. Austin Phillips.
pms lfardwics VIII si.ls number Of fayorc sonc.
Lecture Room performances every Wedne ,lay anil Saturday
aitem NJ clock.
Tickets IS cents-terormance commence at h,,r mar.
eight O'clock NseN MIR
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

M,
RE aSD s%sEGT II.
The sf1a & a0 8. e s
ns cant ss psss y s
d as 1g oaele isrrtelsr Of future events free chTge
ing vocalist F New ossns also hs fs t sf S
sa Gtes a y%s s'F HEs IF AS SAkH M on
FXNY GEHss Eh ana hADy
d If paS d %a' .d Ssssw s1.y
and Sa'b.sd nd,. a ,,m sI,c - c, o,
may be seen herr shpng about trees : 'l in then
Admanee the whole Is eents-eeildren half price nc
.pectuly informed that the above named place OF smuse
m as oS oSa sB .DS sss
tn m,natr assures The public t1t no place Of IN
evenings !, VIII open for performances ip few days.
post a %f may address the sub
A cARD.IJ:, RABINEAy informs. the public. and hi'
I'D station Cs.ie CIR Bidsc aGou lat q SIay
WHICH, he VIII Sa'ie Ii fi:aaa i.
] ss Other on s1 ADDED r a and n Sn
tom Of Mr. Doug ass Of the Crescent Senensa moi n
3D. coffee read he sss and % !" e @
NATIONAL ACADEMY. OF DEsIGN---Thy Annas'
asloes shf: NJ Is no" opt" from 10 ooeA A. NJ until 10
Admission IS c-n's-season Tickets 80 cents Catalogue,
al9iwst J. wHITEHOUsE, Secretary.
GARD AND NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS, end the
- Public rally resident the State New ork aud
Western Division Of the country.
Messrs WEIGH x MANN hope and believe they IRE
the lovers Of the noble science Horsrmans.
splendid Circus Company of Riders each picked equestrian
and IN his department.
The Grand Tent Saloon spacious and highly
modalng; the housing and decorative lpngs ch novel;
and Of the very first order.
The Orchestra comprises the best available Native aud Fo-
reign Talent and will enable the lovers of hear tie
finest compositions Of the Great Masters admirably p,ayrl
Ase: ;s T sssS ID, al
his beautiful Shakspearean and magical horse j.
Cawaader and his wonderful pupil John Olenoy r,itou
tray their beautiful two and three horse acts
csting chilyre in the Union.
The astounding Italian Gymnasc Sc.na Of Nh Rsey and
his infant son. eectrfy all who behold such
wonders
The magnificent Poses of the four Hungarian Cousins
The fashionable and astonishing Equiraton OF ~,
company of Ladies, headed by the accomplished Nj. SiiN
SMITH, cannot fail to excite sensation surprising do
ghtiu The greatest lirg Acrobat. Mr. O. Sweet vii us
lay his superb Equbrums and splendid Dances the Tight
Rope.
The first Comic Singer Of the Day. Mr. Dickinson, will
casioally introduce series of the rolia songstc
Most supeaativs Egyptian Pyramidics Nauuns by fully
talented troupe-ngle horse Of dash and dare by Mr.
Howard.
Twenty performers I'LL Grand Historical Cava
oade Pageants, with the beautiful stud of Horses.
And III accordance with the of the day the excel
lent and popular specimens Of Negro Song aud Danos b. tina,
monarch OF Heel and Toe the Incompatible John STA sh sed
" light heeed Tommy Coleman, the BANJO .rSe W.
Chestnut aud The Pnnce of Pognnnies r. Hoffman. a25
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MACHINE POETRY
WHEELER, TAILOR hereby send,
This information 10 his friends,
Or enemies, il he has any,
Whether they be few many.
The public too both far and near
lie wishes every 10 hear
That in Broadway he has a shop,
In which he'd ike 10 have them pop.
And should they wint coat, vest or pants,
No one can iii them IL he
Prices low To suit the times,
Cloth, too for these rhymes:
In short You'll find no other Tailor
so sure TO please You a. A WHEELER.
mj lac i67 Broadway, up stars
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NO i7D Broadway, under Howsrds Hotel Manufacturer Of
~ R)gep's Patent Efstic Heel Boots, which he offers to
the public with the confidence and ta viii
convince the neredoas of superiority every ding
else the Boot line offered to the Public The Boot /,
mach easier the The walk with less ia.
t,ue. The Boot liable down wesr of At the
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