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In our article of Saturday last reiterated caution
to our English readers not place too much faith in the
projects of idle politicians for dischargng the debts
the States without requiring the people pay All the
debts that the people the governments individual
collective owe must be paid if paid at ALL by the pro-
ceeds Of labor. There is no other way Yet politicians
are continually holding out paper phantom, de-
ceve the people, both debtors and creditors into the idea
that States which individually unable pay their
debts are collectively able pay the aggregate amount
without additional taxation fthis nature the project
WCost Johnson Esq which is pay part ola small debt
by creating amuch In another part paper
of Monday, appeared his letter on the subject giving
list OF the State debts and the portion of United States
stock he would award to each State enable them pay
those debts The practical operation of this scheme
propose to examinefrs correcting Mr. Johnsons list
of State debts by the latest official returns showing the
actual amount of debts owed BY, the States ndvidu-
ally and collectively.
DEBTS OF THE STATES, ACCORDING LETTER
VIM Cosr JoHNsoN-ACrUAL DEBTS, PER OFFICIAL Re-
PoRTs-AND THE DIsrRIBUTvE Portion STATE
WOULD RECEIVE 5000, 600 900 OF SrocK PRO-
tn Mn
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

BsLrIMoRE3 Dec. a-Ar Louise, (Bremen) steenkep,
fin Bremen Dugentia, (Hsn) Ruvl. from ST. Ubes; Ope-
iousa Forrest im Re Jane5o 10 Vessels left before
NProviderc for Halifax, ds out-2sh Cape II nry bearing
w 70 miles disr Saunders Bal more hound ST Tho
E e ni we made as 81 he
2: e, ckasaw Keadrck, fin Rosion; St Thomas Currer
Eewburypor; Csnd,ce Brghtmsn, Fall River; Common
port.
hy Taft Prov aence-TpJ Chm, PhilIns Iivernool Ann
Ions, Keil do Racine Guereaut, Have; Bon Henri Ne
IT. ], Hsvr.
SAyAsSAH, DEc 29-Crd Pandora, Tillngham. Boston
Srd Ts.ndn Snow; Liverpool Augusta, Sherwood, New
1S%s s Nyya or tysrToc Julia Bennett Boson Dodge
NV oTIEASs Dec g5,Ar, Helen, Lawrence. from New
Tyrian, Jackson, do; Nc,fok, Snow Nsichez Mclean
TO; Tmoleop Dwyer; Hayre Geo Skofeld, New Yorh
bny SENDER Liverpoo John Carver Pendeton New York;
Rober Morris, Deshs, Honduras-22d cid Meridian viii
ii ms, Antwerp; tienesee, Lombard NYork ABBOTT Lord
Nov ell Liverpool.
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gentleman and scholar in every sense of The

a gentleman and scholar in every sense of The
word.
There were scores of other lovely women and dis
tingushed men whom ought to partlcularlze, but
time and space forbid at present have tasked my
memory already almost beyond its strength, and
must reserve the remainder for what Wise calls "a
fitting occason!"
Col ]. L. Graham. of your city, gave most
magnificent dinner at Gadsby's Among his guests
were Postmaster General Wcklife, Robert Tyler,
Senators Tallmadge, Rives Choates, Bates, Mer-
rick, Gen Ward Mr.. Postmaster Gordon OF Dos
ton, &c. &c. The entertainment was one OF the
richest given here this season, and WITH such com
pany, at such place, you may naturally suppose
that
"The night drave WI songs and clatter,
And ave the wine was growing better"
When add that the party broke up at two in the
morning it's needless to say the guests enjoyed
themselves The memories of Ariosto, Chaucer,
Tasso. Dante, Spencer, Dryden, Boccaco, John
Randolph, and Tristan Burgess, were duly remem-
bered
In the evening, Max Bohrer gave concert which
was crowded with beauty and fashion; and Miss
REYNOLDS benefit at the theatre was crowded, and
went off with great ecLat She is a charming and
lady,hke actress, a beautiful woman and sings de-
lighfuy
Did we not have day of it! w. H. A.
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Domestic Importations.

ST. MARKs-Barque Don Juan-8 boxes Parker Hopkns35
hides Spear Patten-29 bales Center co2o2 bales
Mel-i6 Hannydale & co-5O Bryon Maitland
ST. MARKs-Brig Georgsns--57 bales cotton Holbrook,
Nelson coos cks IS Bogau Kneeand-0 do boxes Per-
kips Y Hopkins-l box + Collins.
MoBILEShp He ctor-lO0 bales Gfeenway He
co-29i do BcgeIt neeland-55 do Tresdwel-l9 do
while do ID Hurlbat & 40 do T PSI = Morris CO.
% do Dickinson " Cornell-l25 do Bsrsow CO.'S do
tioodhne cc50o9 Lee < CO.'S do Macy Holdndge-i00
do Hobrook Nelson COT II Colt x COLL hides BIS
ordes-l box Scott & Morrell.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Mo'es-74 bales q Bulkey-l00
do II Colt cot Barstow Pope-l32 Smith Mills
so Victor Duckwitz-l0O dol Muller-i box Bryan
81 bis cotton to order.
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Passenger Sailed.

MISUNDERSTANDING Britannia. from Boston-W PLAY.
fair Gibbs, Byery. l Lloyd, M'Caw, Odell, w
Osborne and - Sangerin. For Hafax-Cark Read and c
Wdder, of Canada.
LVERPooL-Packet ship Cambridge Brah,m ESD. lady
and servant, England Brsham, do; Miss G Braham do;
Miss Bolton, DO; T Box ESD and lads. Canada Mr. L
Box do; A Wilkes ESQ Montreal: Mr. McFarlane do; II
andvside do; Mr. McWilie South Carolina; Mrs and Miss
Hines children and servant Brookyn Ewing, ork
Diaper, do.
HAvRE-Packet ship Utca-Mr Jacqueman, of Paris
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Foreign Markets.

MATANzAs, Dec. l5.-The late rains have been some
what favorable the growing cane but too late to do
much good and the crop will be very much short of the
usual production. Few Muscovados reach your
ke from this till March Box Sugars all shipped
OIL and very little Coffee has yet come in, that
is as dull as il we'll can he New Coffee ia nnuired for
and worth H. New Molasses has been sod delvera.
Bile in all this month, at ri per keg
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On Monday, Cd inst after short and painful illness,
WILLIAM E., eldest son of William Hall, aged %.
The relatives friends and acquaintance Of the family
and also those OF the firm of Firth Hail. respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence OF his ia
ther No. Dover street. this day at O'Clock P NJ.
On Sunday evening, LIST inst of scarlet fever j. Rus-
SELL youngest son on Warren Chapman aged years and
months.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3, p M.
This is, without doubt, believe, the coolest day
of the season. but very clear, with the wind steady
from the west
| There is nothing doing in business worthy of note
all articles remaining at last quotations, except
ing -four, which has, perhaps, declined shade;
dull at 81 l2h
The entire equestrian establishment of our friend,
General Welch, left for your city to-day in special
rain. His benefit last night drew crowds to the
olympic. There never has been in this city one
gho has left behind him SO favorable an impression
every respect as Rufus WEIGH. The house re-
pens again on Saturday night with a Theatrical
company under Thorne, of your city, with Flynn as
stage manager.
The Walnut street Theatre (Miss Cushman's) was
also filed
The opera is suspended at the Chestnut street, in
consequence of the death of one of the children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Segun.
One of the rowdy firemen, who, on Christmas,
> engaged in destroying the apparatus of the
ashington Engine Company, was arrested this
orning, and committed for trial by the Mayor, in
efaut of $1,000 bail.
In the Court of General Sessions, two of the pri-
soners in the dock got into fight with each other
and one was seriously Furnished" before the off
GERS could succeed in Separtng them.
Mr.. John G. Martin was yesterday elected SUI
perintendent of the Exchange Mr. Michael Dunn
continues Assistant Both are first rate officers
McAleer's carpet mandatory on Germantown
road, near this city, was entered and robbed last
night of a small amount OF goods.
There s little doubt but that the Hon. A. V. Par
sons, now Secretary of the Commonwealth, will be
appointed to the Judgeship, vacated by G. w. Bar
ton.
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Qo- RINGS INDICATED CANDY.-This we'll

90 RINGS INDICATED CANDY.-This well
known and valuable medicinal preparation has enjoyed
high degree public confidence for three years
unlike ephemera medicines which coming before the
community with extravagant claims, Rings Candy is
how more sought after and used than before. For
he cure Of colds coughs ncpent consumption, and all
Elections of tie throat and lungs it has been
leed Thousands testify to its beneficial effects and
Us great sale is an evidence that the public know its
merits.
BROADWAY sole agent for the United States Also NJ 80
Inn street, and col Fulton street, Brooklyn. country
gents supplied at large discount.
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From Yucatan, accounts as late as the 7th
instant have been received here this morning
gentleman who left Laguna, December T.
reports that Yellow Jack, and other maignities
had greatly reduced the numbers of the Mexicans
before Campeachy. The Mexican fleet suffered
equally, and people generally looked upon the inva-
sion failure, particularly as the Yucaanes show
ed fight to the last.-N. o. Courier, Dec. IA.
SHIPwREcK-l ,egn from Capt, Wilcox of the
steamer Robert CO lns arrived at this port last eve
ming, that the Br brig Hector of Belfast, bound
from Liverpool to Savannah, was wrecked day or
two SINCE on the north point of Blackboard Island,
near Sapelo.-Sapammah Rep. Dec 80
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNDoNPacke ship Gladiator-R Dean Moore ENGLAND.
j Bardwell, Michigan-25 in steerage.
LvERPooL-P ship United S,ates-Cspt Warsel B-
Fell Belfast! yelsnd Henry Penn, Mrs Penn Penn j Eng.
David Mount, PHILADELPHIA.
bREmEN-Ship Msta-John Davis, Ga in the steerage.
HAvANA-Brg Himmond-S WescOtt John Shaw
MoBnE-Ship Hector-H Smith aud C S Hilton.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Moses-G Bean and ] Whiting ham
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DIR: GREGORY has removed his Medical and Surgical
- Establishment TO II Barclay street, few doors
Broadway where he may be consulted confdentsy
al all hours OF the day and evening.
The surgical apparatus of this establishment nearly all
new and not inferior either quantity quality
other institution of the kind IN the United States. Dr. Gre
goyeatment be relied being the best that can be
obtained and essentially calculated benefit single gentle
men; The little book ppbIshed by Dr. g. is very useful
work 10 those who would themselves and also epe
ca useful to those who be laborng under disease
standing The pHce is 80 cents
Sold by the a,ho and publisher Dr. Gregory at No. Bar
CLAW street
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Sales at the stock Exchange,
State Of Trade.

This being holiday week the are small 1t
Is at this season that the retail trade of the city becomes
very small, until revived by the opening spring.
CoHon.-The sales have gone rather freely at the
prices established last week 1900 bales Upland 81 SCI
1850 do Mobile SIC; 1900 do New Orleans, s3c.
and sales about ual the stock about 900 bales
Naval Stores The stock of all articles slarge North
Co. Turpentine, taken at S2,62t Tar sells at 37tc
Otls.-Sperns both Crude and Strained, of very
slow SALE and prices dropping Whale is in demand 3sc
gal cash.
top prices Lard is ~ Shipping Butter sold at 5tc.
per Id.
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their proportion payable Dec. Is, 1912. The Farmers
Branch at Petersburg will not lend any The answers of
the other banks have not been received but these su
fcient to render new law necessary Thefollowing
the leading features ofthe Farmers Bank of Virginia
the LIST December, as compared with those of October
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NJ A RITIM f HERALD
Sailing Days OF the steam Ships.
Packets To Arrive.


We shall esteem It favor, II captains OF vessels will give
Commodore ROBERT SiLvky, Of our fleet, a re.
Of the shipping ie at the port whence they sailed
csses spoken their list of their cargo and an,
lren newspapers they have. He vii, hoard them
immediately on their arrival Agents and correspondents
ZONE OF abroad viii also confer favcr by sending TO this
OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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$ aIes of stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday

1910 Penna SIS s3 54 $4,000 do do ls46 4s so shares
Mechanics Bank ll4 1850 Bank Notes so; 10 North
ern Bank KY, SSH Is Mechanic and Manufacturers Blk
Ptsburg, 81 $1,000 Ten Bonds, co. $sOs State os
1864, as.
ArTER BoARD.-$l0O0 Missouri Bank, st. Louis 10 per
cent s0 $40 Wellington Loan of 55, So; 1000 do do,
u.s. 5sf; IL Northern Bk, Ky, 5sS
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Married.
Died

On Monday evening, ID inst by the Rev. Mr.. Dunbar
Mr. LUTHER D. MoULToN, of Cabbotsville Mass to Miss
MARIA Riley, of this city
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WINTER CONCERTS-NIRLO'S SALOON.
THE LAST TINE.
pY UNIVERSAL REQUEST Of the ladies' and gentle
u who dssp onted from the ipcsmenev OF the
public. FRIDAY January eh is3 he will have tho
honor OF repeating for The last tine this his
cred csnsta he Christmas Bells Tale of Holy Tide.
Select Orchestra, led by u. G. Hill.
The whole composed and under the direction Of Mr. C. r.
Horn, who will preside at the Piano Forte.
Programme OF the First Part-ConsnE Of the Caniata
The Second PART will consist Of miscellaneous Act
The door. halfpast o'clock snd Concert commence
To- Tickets 50 each To be had at IN. principal Music
Stores and attic doors the evening Of performance.
HNissr
tsArHtM TVt,AtFh.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
Dress Circle MH eSpt:; =, ms; Upper Tier n'<cen'
TURNING THE TABLES
A fsl~ Which wANDERHINce rWTiNSsTREL.
To conclude with
DARNLEY
Doors open at So o'clock 'ud the performances will
rence at precisely
NITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRk.
THIS EVENING will he performed
FRA DTAVOLO.
Fra Diavolo, Mrs Tmm-Beppo, Mitchell
To conc ude with
HOW TO PAY THE RENT
~ The Doors will be opened hali.pas 8. and the
iorinnr'e commence at 7. everv evening
ERANKLIN THEATRE Cbath. IN Square-Thm eveslng
greater variety Of amusemens than at other place
including Lady, Is cents Open 6-commepce 7. Prvse
hoIes for sir 81 co. for twelve 81 co. Mr. Wnchell F.
OConnell, Emm banjo meods and Master Pierce heeol
ogs Graham Carson, Rnggles Miller MestayeI Drotpers
Penter, Miss Augusta Celeste, Rossle, Rosamond Aunoi
Cerito, with lumber Of others engaged. dH 1m~r
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THE MR. WILSON who attached % the Lead Mines at
Gaepa Illinois, will confer great favor by stating he
is Osborne Wilson late OF England The object Of the inquiry
beinghe said Osborne Wilson left England for Galena ILL.,
nois and was 10 have written his wife, Mrs. Wilson after
given period New Yorh, Mrs; Wilson IS arrived and
lives in New York awaiting letter from her husband The
request being complied with will be esteemed par
ticnlar favor by Mrs. Wilson. j2 3tis
DRAFTS on Philadelphia and Boston, Tor sale at
~ y. J. SYLVESTER'S,
d4 Wall street and 100 Broadway.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS Bell. Auctioneer.
BY BELL HOWARD.
'St~, ar Nos. 20 fun end us P'iitor f'-.ssl


WEDNESDAY.
Al l0k o'clock the auction store.
Elegant and extensive sale OF choice furniture.
ton for convenience Of sale and comprising everv article
Useful and necessary IN housekng from the kitchen to the
TUESDAY,
49, AT iosk o'clock at the sale rooms
Piano Eortes SeMz superb piano ores and a as
Also viii be- continued n. sale Of valuable and
eo9 Th hand furniture from "Wednesday
the Fulton rooms
Alto la o'elsa SlR IN 4. sale. room.
ns se . of cohrs dry goods Watches swey
A'' 20 boxes cav '0's ssfT tHs "s 90 'esa'
large and h"e h " from
glasses Ieo beautiful Ods'd tables chairs.
nv RIELL & ARCULARIiis
Store soi Broadway, corner Of Duane streets.
r. A. ready made advances to any amour, on
furniture to in pesca and out
es %ass.''' Fur
,,o;.. Tiles TUESDAY: January 3D. 1913
Also tea. chests coffee iee olives SC. 100 baskets of
Imported domestic sna e sess w,S vsv
Also elegant grey fox and fancy fur, sleigh robes every
=. -, WEDNESDAY,
large lot Of furniture fancy goods. from families re-
moving from the city.
Also large lot Of and flag bottom chairs direct
from the maker to be sold at any price
Also 200 red striped French blankets ribbons silk scars
goods. ' ~'
%.Ass saS sa sss ss @ :.
rooes pa'tnnRs hre irons nders and furnishing goods
SATURDAY.
. At l0h o'clock, in sales rooms
large lot OF goods mahogany
oI eot'age Office and bed chairs desks book
stands, China and of fancy
nestle goods for the holidays The buyers
qnested The goods unlimited and than
binary inspection.
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! 90 IMPORTANT TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
GENTS Your valuable preparation of Hoarhounj de-
erves few remarks from my own experience. Being in
be habit Of addressing frequently large meetings and
pnstituton rendered susceptible of Geld found my
rength and health gradually decaying my spirits sink
w. my lungs falling and my Voice alterng fast In
had lost all hopes and every hour fearful Of bursting
blood vessel when your Hoarhound Candy and the
has effected reached me. believe took but one pack
fe when every unfavorabe symptom disappeared and
general health improved feel now regeneraed, SO
npletely that am enabled to speak better than did
zee years ago. My appetite is good, and my general
attn restored You can make any you please of this
rtihcate which It would be injustice withhold from
epublic, as well as yourself. j. WEIGH.
l44 Gold street, Brooklyn,
Agent ofthe Broolyn Temper ance Society
! Messrs. ]. Pease and Son, As Division street.
Agents-Wadsworth Providence, r. L.; Redding and
u, State street. Boston; Burgess and Zieber Ledger
hdings, Philadelphia; Raws, 81 state-stree Albany.
1y-GREAT RUSH FOR SnERMAN's LOZENGEs
yesterday Many got colds with the years calls and
timely resort to these best OF medicines up the
worst cases in few hours. Cases upon cases. where
hey never aleds the best evidence of the truth Of what
vesay. Sherman's Lozenges great medicines, and
zone nave ever been made that could successfully
~e with them for moment LOG Nassau st. is the Ware.
se-Agents Ito, 273 and 459 Broadway 227 Hudson
East Broadway; lSs Bowery and l39 Fulton st. Brook
Iha. o0' ~
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PORT OF NEW york, JANUARY4
Cleared.

n NOON 6
svrs--...-. al aIau wArvR... n "a
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1913 .822.OI1 200. 900 0,
186,ll0,233

These may be divided into three classes, viz: those
that debts those that pay their debts marked thus
0 in the table, and those which cannot pay their debts
follows showing the amount of stock which each class
would receive
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for the scheme, the object of whichas thus stated
But more than this, and all tnese,he national credit
and the pledged honor ofthe States will be reesabshed
and redeemed "-is follows -
This exchange of State to per cent Government
bonds would operate saving of specie 10 the nation Of
S40OOOOO and If three per cent stock could be exchang
ed would effect Saving of So 900 to the nation IN
diminished interest"
The national credit and pledged honor of the States
is to be reesabhed by cheating the creditors out of
100000 in diminished interest" 1t is scarcely posi-
BILE that political quackery carried to greater
tent than this
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THO IoHVWHg Isa returh OF the banks Of South caro-
IN the lst November, and LIST of December, 1912 -

results -
Feb Sept. Oct. Nor. Dec.
Specie, i5sN2 asIa2 a22's25 4oo,aH lOo'!a5
Circulation 1898 08 063 1279287 1881, GOT
Deposites 274,723 l660,354 985568 l.2246 1850 995
Their exchange movements is seen in the following
table -
Jan. Mar. Sept. Oct Nov. Dec.
Dome bill siS275e 4i8933 2O8,262 233577 3l296 23483
Foreign, 1886 H4709 1868 1887 I4Ol4i 1878
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CARD A AND AUCTION ,NOTICE.-!Mes,rs: BELL
~ HOWARD (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give
tice to their friends and the public that the Auction Com
mission business all its branches and will be continued and
carried usual and the honorable terms old
stand No 90 Ann and lis Fulton streets Liberal advances
waranee can be depended The regular OF Furniture
all descriptions takes place Wednesday and Saturday
Dry goods clothing, fancy articles Tuesdays aud Fridays
Out door sales Of groceries, furniture and ali descriptions of
property attended TO. BELL HOWARD,
do lmsec THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
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Ship Auson Bakman Charleston, @ Suton-Barque Colos
Senox Chareston. Taylor Merrl-Brig Manola m
ot Portland Burle-Sehr Hacyon Patterson Norio Bac
ger Peck.
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WEIGHS
q l. Y M PIC CIR q US,
AT THE
PARK THEATRE.

IF i'm
''''' '' rasss DROP sc5 gsss Smith,
Esteemed one Of the most talented native artists.
by
70 y 'Ht F FsHs and Gu.nD..r. E..Ths
hi. Talented Troup order 70 unite the highest respectable
T E STAY s '51Xs Vi" Th :.
Equestrian Me.. ES:tws s c.sx. %:i;:
Clowns to the Circle''''.. 49,. Me's" oo''m "eh''
serie, of Representations, cling with elaborate
SyEsTRIA,N MAss s2!Ja RI 1Em. ,,n.,s,v
clothed in ''si' EIDER III S' FEMALE,
ssS fias%s LA sN G5d y * .n.
k TsE INFANT w nj an M Al fsii!1sa
history Sf 'S;afx$ 4SSssi1EGSs
By the Philadelphia i5ups, headed BY MCFARLAND. the
mH s i' %sa viii ride her much
su,I xSS Ss sSSH SsHHS $itgi ~
and as. sn E %o P by
s"sssi TGy b 1s W H oiNrsasf
Master "sfs Ss Riding
~ At this period Of the Evening ntermsson Of tan
| minutes will ensue.
THE SECOND PART will commence with the introduction
Of Cowie Pony SpSTn Sy M s1Hgr T9nS
whose amusing extraordinary feas will be
a. s.s ssa 5 .f 9th
all the aid. d superb and Correct Costumes correspond
| ing Music, &c entitled
TRIBUTE TO SHAKESPEARE!
In which the rider will p-rsonate $50
Sir John Falsta Shyock the J-w Of Venice Richard lll
| Succeeded by a noble, bold and manly display Of
| EQUES RAN SCIENCE,
| On -Four Horses :! by J. J. Nathans.
| CHINESE FESTIVAL;
| Or A Day il Pekin.
| In which the entire treble company will appear. .
The Of the will close with
| the beautiful Operac Scene DArene, entitled the
| THREE CUPIDS.!
| AND THE WANDERING SPRITE. .
which the elegant Misses Wells and Mr. Cadwaader WILL
| appear
.vetes OF splendid character in active prepare
Go1. ca 49, -
~ eats can be secured the Box Office lion 10 to
| Ocloc, il
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal, are
we peIceJve 10 be obtained IN this country See advertise
msnt on the last column, fourth page, ms
, 1843-05-13
READ READ! READ
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EDUcATIoN-the culture of the heart
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