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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
Something of a Journey.

The U S. Mails travelled ll,644,693 miles
on horseback, lS,757,036 miles III coaches,
and q ,424 .2s2 miles by railroad and steamboat,
during The year ending the 3o'h June, 1872
total 44,Ss5 ,99l miles, equal TO l45 voyages
to The moon, or 1898 voyages around The
world To 60 this distance would have occu-
pied locomotive for l54 years, running at The
rate of 80 miles an hour, night and day, Sun
day excepted.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
Banks.

Seven Banks have applied To the Legislature
Tor re-charters. A Bill has also been introduced
Cor new one TO be located at Allentown. Al
present we have twenty-eight specie paying
Banks, in the State, and twenty-five which do not.
Out Of this number eight have so far failed that
taere is 40 hope Of their ever being resusitated.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22

Last Sunday week, all the prisoners in the
Jail of Northampton county, Pa. made their escape
They were four in number Jacob Troxell, Jacob
Cooper, George Huber, and James Slayen,-the
latter of whom has since been retaken.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
mother.

COL Richard NJ. Johnson was sholt time since
placed in nomination for the Presidency, by a
public meeting, held at Towanda, Bradford coun-
ty In his answer to the letter informing HIM OF
the fact he accepts the nomination, and says that
whatever talents he may possess, they are at all
times al the service of his countrymen.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22

A GREAT INCREASE Is WEsrERS PENN
sYLvANrA--Armstrong, Venango and Clarion
coanties; have, gained in years 3299 taxable
inhabitants Jefferson county has now PISS
taxable inhabitants, an increase Of 80 per cent
| in years Cambria county contains 2433 lax
abies. In 1885 the number was 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22

RHODE IsLAMD.--The Dorrires Of Rhode Is.
land have nominated the following ticket:
Goverhor--Thomas F. Carpenter, Of Prvi
dence.
Lieutenant Governor-Benjamin B. Thurs
Ton OF Hopkuion.
Secretary ofSlaie--Dexte Randall, of Smith
field
Attorney General-samuel Y. Alwell o.
Gloucester.
Treasasurer--Josiah s. Monroe, of New
pon.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22

Bill Johnson the hero Of the Thodsand Is
lands, has been ynched in Buchanan county
loway, by an armed party ofa dozen men, by
fellow named Bennett, during one otihe coldest
nights of The season. They tied him 10 a Tree
and inflicted fifty lashes on his bare back
The cause was that Johnson was likely 10 have
The Seat Of Justice Of Buchanan county loea
ed at his place Some of The lynchers have
since been arrested Ii should be named thai
Johnson's heroic daughter eal her father loose
twice before the bruIes whipped him noiwilh
standing their guns were AIMED al her while
she did H..
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
Temperance.

The Easton Temperance Beneficial Society,
have made arrangements to celebrate Washing
toms Birth Day. They will have procession
and the Rev. Mr.. Gray is also to address them.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22

To day is the one hundred and eleventh anniver-
sary of the birth of the immortal Washington.
Judging from the accoLntsin our exchange papers,
it will be observed pretty generally throughout
the country.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
Congress, ,

Has not yet done any thing of public import
ance The Repeal Of the Bankrupt Law, Gen.
Jackson's Fine, the Retrenchment Bill, &c re-
main still to be acted upon.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN
The Court MartIaI.

The Cour, Martial on Commander Mckenzie,
is still progressing, but excites very little interest
out of New York. 1t will probably not be con
cluded in less than ten days.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22

The late freshet caused Two breaks in the
North Branch Canal, near Berwick, Pa.-the
frs. abou. forty feet, and the other sbou' one
hundred feet long.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
rected weekly for the Jeffersonian Republican.

corrected weekly
The notes of those banks on which quotations.
are omitted and a dash(-)substituted are not
purchased by the brokers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
DIED,

At Dutolsburg on The ID inst. JOHN SIA-
PIES, revolutionary soldier, in the e0h year
Of his age.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
PORTUGAL.

The Lisbon dates are 10 the 9Th.
The Queen opened the Sessions in person,
aluding in strong terms to the satisfactory state
OF the foreign relations, in consequence OF Inc
expecred arrival of an envoy from Russia,
which would be The las, step requisite TO COM
pete the recognition Of The present government
of Portugal by the Northern Powers. Allusion
was also made 10 the projecs Of equalizing the
rerenue and expenditure.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-02-22
BANK NOTE LIST.

Philadelphia, Feb. IL, Is43.---lOw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14
The following table Of the exports and value Of
Cotton from Mobile -
orroN FROM MOBILE.
Total cotton, Il9s68 2l5 ss9l7 $50 $50 DOL
Other artcles 1925 1891
S9.965,675

Sg965,675 1l,2l2ObU
The rassaties of politicians and State agents in
gard debts and loans Of the several States of them
selves sufficient disgust the people end prevent pay
ment OF any taxes for discharge Of public debts We
have many occasions spoken OF the manner in which
the affairs OF several Western States have been managed
by the connvsnce of Commissioners with Brokers.
trick has within few days been attempted 10 be played
off upon Illinois, which will, we trust, be defeated
through the integrity and clear sghtsdness OF Governor
Ford The leading features OF the attempt these
The Slate of Illinois originally subscribed to the capital
OF the State Bank about 100000 dollars Of its bonds
and to the Bank Illinois shswnetown aboutS 100000.
Last winter when the work OF reform took place. these
institutions directed to the bonds issued by
the State and cancel the stock At the law
passed for the relief of certain parties to whom
$s0O000 Of bonds Of 1855 pledged aud which the
State had received about $4,000 That low specially
provided that would bs paid those bonds than
had been received by the State and that only the
bonds returned and auditors warrants taken out
payable In two years with Interest Money provided
to pay this interest and will be paid These bonds
worth eoont ~ TO 9oper cent in the MARKET when the
regular bonds Of the State selling al IS 49, Now
the bank clique first obtained the interest OF certain per-
sens who surrounded the Governor and then into
this market purchase up not the regular bonds to
turn to the State in liquidation of their capital, but
purchased these repudated bonds at from 30 to 2e per
cent; the latter price paid for the last purchase.
These bonds then hurried off to Illinois, and all
interest used to persuade the Governor to accept them
from the bank and settle the claim. The Governor
has BEEN however forewsrnod and therefore forearmed
and these very shrewd individuals will be driven back
into the market to sell the 1865 bonds for what they will
FETCH and then buy up the other bonds conform to the
law. great responsibility rests with the Governor in
this matter The pledged bonds specially provided
for in tho law and not acknowledged b, he State
any other way than that law directs All the other
State liabilities redeamable for State debts the face
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER IA
SUN RISES 10 MOON RISES. Sc
....6 10 HIGH WATER ...... II 46
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Audaca (Sw) Valley, ST. Petersburg Goodhue Co;
Panthea Abbot. Baltimore Buckln CnneBrgs Lady Of
the Lake (Br) Wingood Pernambuco &C. Middleton Cos
Trio Doane Jacmel Foster Nckerson; Mary Anna, Shank
lin Halifax Ms. Geo. Whitaker; Samson, Baker, Port Leon
via Key West, T.. D. Hubu Co; Moxy. Spear Thomaston
Nesmith Leeds 90: Gertrude Morgan Boston by the
Jones Newbern NC. s. l. Mitchell solomon Roosevelt Ben
jann, Richmond f. s. Powell; Challenge, Dyer Portland
T.. Lewis
Ship American, Burgess "a days from Havre in ballast to
master.
Ship Martha Washington, Tyler from Antwerp, Aug in
Ship Cabot Schneider from Flushing July 30 in ballast
j. de Ruyter
Brig VIM Crawford, AZ days from Laguna with logwood
Nesmth, Leeds x Co.
British brig Diadem, Card 10 days from Windsor. Ms with
plaster, to master.
British brig Danube, Berry II days from Windsor, Ms with
plaster to master
Brig Adams Warren, 2 days from Lubec. with plaster
Brig Apphia, Kenny, days from Boston, with mdse-bound
TO Rondout.
Schr Echo, Jordan, 10 days from Richmond with COAL
Schr New Delight Gibbs 10 days from avre de Grace Md
with pig iron, bound Dightou-put of the
eastery wind On Monday 80 miles south of the Hook split
foresal, Sc.
Schr AIenzamendi, Snow, from Philadelphia with coal
bound to Bostonput account of the easterly wind
Schr Two harys, Martin, from Sagharbor with OIL bound
to Philadelphia.
schr Joseph Brown Lewis from Fall River with mdse to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

sci. The demand for Pots quite fair, while Pearls
are very dull.
HAr-The demand for home consumption and export
continues COED and the supplies very fair. We quote 43
as for the best quality; interior lots sell at 40 IS
WHnKEYDrudge is held at 25c and barrels at - 2si
cents. The demand for both very limited.
CorToy-The greatest activity prevails in this market.
Spectators crazy and buying to any
Prices still looking up and from present ndi.
cation. in adsy two h all be ebe report further
advance al grades the sales this week reach
bales.
FLcys-Ths demand is daily improving and prices have
advanced trihs Eastern purch the market
and ,ake hold quite literally We quote for Genesee 81
SCI, Ohio aud Genesee 81 So AL descriptions Of South
still continue dull, without, any alteration in prices
Wheat getting active and the sales rule 90c 81
and demand We gaote sales Yesterday At Coz Corn is
in fair demand with full receipts sales rule OF 66 for
northern, both weight and measure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14
Weekly Report OF Interincnts
In the City and County Of New York from the End day Of
Sept. to the 9th day of Sept, 1913.
80 Men 81 Women 66 Boys; IS Girls. Total III.

DISEASES.
Apoplexy, 2; Asphyxy q Asthma q Cancer, Casualties
3; Cholera nlantun IS; ColG, i Conspmpton s Conyul.
l. propsy in the head Drowned Dysentery 5; Debility
& Epilepsy, Fever bilious q do puerpera, !; do remit
l. do Of BRAIN do Of bowels 81 do Of chest q do Of Kid
womb Il Insanity, ]; Jaundice i Lock Jaw, l. Malorma
tion, Mansmus lO Old Age, Organic disease Of heart
Ii Palsy, 2; Rupture I; Scrofua, Il SpTue |; Tecthng Il
Unknown, 2; Whooping Cough, l.
Under year 60; to IS; to s. o. to TO- g. 10 to 90 s.
20 to 80 49, 30 to 49, 5 30 to So 2 so to 60 10 GO to TO- g. to
So .; so to 90 1; Unknown 1.
PLACES OF NATIVITY.
United States, i3o; Ireland 49, England 3; Scotland 81
Wales, 2; Germany, 2; France, !; Unknown,2.
OF the above from the Aims House Bellevue Hospi
tall Bellevue 81 Pementiary Hospital Blackwels Island q;
Lunstc Asylum, 2, City Hospital, 2.
Colored persons
WIN. A. WALTERS City Inspector
Cay Inspectors Office. Sept. IL. l9i3
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Packets to Sail.
Packets to Arrive.


We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
Por Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have He will
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

FOR SALE. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public Aqch9n on l7h August Q, their Print Works, n
the consisting of printing and engraving machines
caendes copper cylinders dye ooppe dying and bleaching
boilers fire engines patent balances iron safe hydraulic
of turning and boring and blacksmhs tools
of imported steel aud and old iron, quantity of drugs
suitable for cado and dyers tubs casks and large
terms, stoves, tables, benches, &c
Catalogues of which may be had application Mr. Philip
Ttussler at the Print Works, or Of
ivl9 lmsr 81 William street
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Pnssenpers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

HavRE--Ship Amercan--Mr Bochd, Jules Gustave an
lady, MIR Gonrolin Pierre Louis in the steeage
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Freights

SAVANNAH, Sept. 9.-The New York packets still take
freight per bale round and square packages and
500 per ca,k for Rice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

New Yo James Lucas and LADY, Lieut. Fenwck and servant
london Abel Valce France, Mrs Bennett Of Jamaica, West
Indies. W "
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Married.

On wednesday September IL by His Honor The Mayor
srrrHEE w. GiIrxs, Esq, to MARTHA II daughter Of
the late Thomas w oodward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

APOLLO CONCERT SALOON BROADWAY.
MIR HENRY RUSSELL respectfully informs the public
M that he proposes giving vocal entertainment the Apol
10 Saloon, on Thursday Evening, Sept, l4th, 1913
On which he will have the honor of presenting
the public several of his and favorts composon
PROGRAMME.
,o~ro =, FART j. -,
SUNG Love, Love the rec.
~, -, Words by Eliza Cook
The wild streams leap VIII headong sweep
In their curbess course o er the mountain Steep
Al fresh and strong they foam along
Wskmg the rocks with their Cataract song.
MY eye bears glance,
Like the beam on the lance,
While watch the waters dash and dance.
burn with glee, for love to see
The path Of any thing that's free.--etc.
SONG-"T The Rrave Ola OakD
Words nv ri 4 Chorev Esq
A song of the oak-..,ha br, go did oak -
Who 6ath mid in The greenwnod long
Here's health and renown 10 his broad green crown
And his fifty strong.
There's fear in his frown when the goes down,
And the fire in the fades out
But he showeth his might, in a wild midnight.
When the gtorm through his branches shou.-etc
OLD BALLAD" The fine old English Gentleman,
I'll sing YOU an old ballad that was made by an old pate
old English emsn had an old estate
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Died.

At Mount Pleasant, n. " Monday the 18th instant
WILLIAM L. Forsas son of the late A. @. Forbes eyed
a6 years.
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TO PIANO FORTE MAKERS

PIANO FORTE AND SINGING
THE MISSES CUMMING respectfully intimate that tbsx
recommsnce tuition in the above branches on the st Il
September The Misses IS system of instruction in Singing
has for its object the full DEVELOPMENT OF the the
Italian method while the style tbej nculcate is the Scottish:
thus uniting the advantages Of the srtcia the natural:
manner the most pleasing and elective.
TERMsA the pupils esidenee SIS quartstwo % pis
in family s at the Misses residence $40 qsarts
Residence Warren street, corner of Broadway
su26 lu,sr
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to FThNV FNTN Observation-Disclosures,
YOU respectfully requested car 1873 Nassau street
and examine specimen of plates made bv ne ~ no
which excel all Others in beauty Of engraving aud neatne
heretofore, if a large numbsr required.
Carriage Makers plates also executed in style that
can't be surpassed.
w. l.. ORMsBY, 1873 Nassau street
N. B.-Manuscturers Labels and Engraving and Printing
generally promptly executed cheapvsy cheap. ST imsr
TOR SALE CHEAP-A complete Printing Office calculated
for small daily weekly newspaper Consisting Of
BREWER, Mion Fancy Type Imposing Stone Cases Frames
NC, &c, all nearly new, Inquire Of
JAMES CONNER
SCR Comss Of Nassau and Ann streets
STOCKS. BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMM sSION
~ aud Collections made all parts o the United States by
VIM JNO. OBRlEN l6 Wall street,
under the Mechanics Bank.
Sold ~ WV a. i'm sec
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FOR SALE,
T G. II. DARLING'S, 7ih Maiden lane and Liberty
"A street the cheapest and best selected stock of
FRENCH ENGLISH x GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
Consisting Of Needles, Combs
Cutlery, Pins, Brushes,
Jewelry, Hooks and Eyes, Perfumery,
Steel Pens, Plated Thrnbles Razors, Stropx, &c.
With all other articles included in the above line.
e III. would for the benefit of Country Merchants
edars and Others who please call that all goods the
above line VIII be sold on the most favorable
au24 Imsr
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State of Trade.

100 shas Harlem r Il b30 SO so Harlem II II
100 do 37T so Canton Co
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The ITALIAN OPFRATIC COMPANY. frsn hsvaa.
10 engaged, and will appear Friday evening nsxt in
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.

A strict Police will be in attendance, and
ken to prevent the admission of improper persons
UTskets Fifty Cents. May be had the Garden during
the day
W limited number of Season Tiokss VIII BE- d,s
posed of.
No posponement this establishment OF the
weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway s Saloon
tected aud the Saloon which ventilated from the
and sdes, can be opened 1T a moments notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

tt100 TO S50OO.-Mr. Francis r. Crump, Watch Maker
RiOO 2s Grand street. begs to inform his friends the
public that independent Of the Watch business he
70 make advances in cash gold and silver watches dmopd
silver any shape intended for immediate sale Cash any
PAID for old gold and silver Watches Of every de-
scripon repaired and warranted 2iS Grand street.
al I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

Boxes Is cents-Pit l2h cents
THIS EVENING,
Is SPLENDID ACTS IN THE ARENA.
And many other amusing performances.
NEGRO EXTRAVAGANZAS.
MIR CANFIFLD, the Western Hercules appears tonight
NOTICE TO FAMILIES Children under u, accomps
MED by their guardians servants will be admitto
to the Boxes for l2k cents each
Doors open O'clock Performance to hal
past7 Family seats be secured the boz Office whou
additional charye
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PACKET snr STEPHEN WHITNEY Capt. Thompson, sails
for Liverpool this morning. having been detained by head wind
Her letter bags close Gpn the Exchange at an early
hour.
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ivl9 lm"l

APOLLO CONCERT SALOON. BROADWAY.
MIR HENRY RUSSELL respectfully informs the public
M that he proposes giving vocal entertainment at the Apo
10 Saloon, on Thursday Evening, Sept lith. 1913
On which he will have the honor of presenting
the public several of his and vorts compostons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14

TN high and envied celebrity which Dr. Hunters Red Drop
has acquired for its variable efficacy particular
case which PROCESSES to has rendered the usual practice
OF ostenttos pulling not only unnecessary but unworthy of
II It's known by its fruits; its good works testify for IL in
all OF Diseases whether chronic this medicine
has invariably proved certain and speedy cdy single
trial will place this medicine beyond the competition in
the estimation OF patient IL makes speedy
and harmless cure without the least regard regimen exposure
or application to business Price 81 vial warranted all
The Huntcrian Dispensary No Division street is the only
place IN the city where be obtained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14
DIR LARDNER's LYCEUM

90 POPULAR AND PRACTICAL SCIENCE.
sqf HaaS,ss
other bioa%s. and having obsansd X.
'l'f' snare m IS rs ssssGgf1jy 8 pLANEr.RIuM
The exhibition of which excited such general appreciation
sho s e ,ns ss1SSP will "a few days oPea SALOON for
ss " and c Other orGshss Of physical and msshans
other obee aHa @ in il pys and
specified IN uturs announcements.
T0. INVENTORS, PATENTEEs, MANUFACTU
dsased ~ The h La er inventors and al persons
fac for exhibition the Lyceam and that such obees.
p 4 bsss sss5t'
New York Sept d, 1873 VISIT 10 I've" s nVsn
SCoNCIA's PIANO FORTE PRECfPToR-TiInstra
tenn and de;gned for schools seln.ueon The work
SILT ''' i'' q. tSfHfRs}ss y, Ss.,!.,
7 ETTER iGs for the Royal Mai r1 Steamer BRITAIN
on FSday T s eSsf e 10 Hdsp Co.'S Foreign Letter Office
bag viii also he made up for the Overland Mail to India
,,a ~ H1RSDEN SEQ.
English Bs Mf per Row., sf s II ss
will be- closed Al the w s6e esvs Boston pn, bs 10Th
next JOHN i LokMER GR1RI felffh
FERGUSON & REID,
srchS SstTIM & n E 6Rtk AANNsTs
N BPartisglar attention paid to the receiving and for
YEATMAN K CO, New Orleans,
MeMORAN { MsMECHAN, Louisville
st6ts Hon TiiOs. w. WILLIAMS, New London.
FRENCH LANGUAGE-NANESCA'S ORAL
SYSTEM
MADAME L. MANESCA DURAND informs her scho-
" lars that the advanced classes OF the
for the winter Ladies and gentlemen who wish enter
classes in the second third fourth would do well
apply Immediately.
new Evening Class for gentlemen will commence on Mon
day the 25th of September Those wishing jon will please
call aud leave their
Also, Ladies' Morning Class will in few DAYS
Private instructions during the day.
sl4 4trec 10 FRANKLIN st.
A LII NATIONS HOTEL, No. Ill Broadway next below
"A the City Hotel This establishment do
ness at ITS former or usual moderate charges, namely
Transient Boardes for Board and Lodging 81 Is per day
Permanent Board and Lodging per week. 5 90
Transient Lodgers, o 50 per d,y
Permanent Lodgers without Board per week, Q 90
49, do Board without Room per week, 100
Dinners week,
Gentlemen living this hotel confined to any par
cular hour for dining they dine any hour from
p Nj. ala 3teods &c
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WALNUT-sT. THEATRE.

| WALNUT-ST. THEATRE.
| (PtflLADELPHIA)
THIS popular establishment will open for the season
| ON THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER a. ists.
With fyorte Comedy and new Dana (of great interest,"
| by j. NJ Field, Esq, entitled
| GABRIELLE, or the Fatal Hazard
| Particul,rs IN future advertisements and bills.
The Ladies and Gentlemen engaged At this Theatre
quested to notice that the first rehearsal will take place tho
w r. BLAKE, Stage Manager
Philadelphis. Sept. II. iai3
aRCH SrREET THEATRE.
TO IET-Te Arch Street Thee for the OF 1913
and 9lt Apply ersonay or tpost padl BY letter, to
NJ. LAFOUREaDE, No io0 Crown street. Philadelphia
si3 2wsz
MUSIC and balls attended With music, conssta
performed by good musicians or less in number
be desired Orders left 30 Jay street. Geenwich, viii
be puuctually attended to- by SIMPSON,
s2 STR
A y INTERESTING BOAT RACE.-On Thursday az
II o'clock at the klysan Fields, Hoboken
will be and curious spsczcle
stoned BY boat r,cing than witnessed this
Five male Ind and squsw paddle tin beat
manned by the ceebted Ludlows decide OF
eed by the keeper a the Indians Mr. Jones' The Indians
long 20 the Chippewa trbesrorg athletic. and well
enced in the of paddle They feel PRETTY confident Of
winning but rather think they will find their match the
LudlOws.
The will be exciting p.rhars than
other before ted Hoboken These Ipdsns
now ~ the city aud will sail Saturday Ia the Que Of the
West for England 81 istsr
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MlLiTARY.-For Sale, officers uniform, suitable for
SIP 3tsm