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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-27

WANTED. wish to purchase a number oil
w good house servants for term OF years. Per
sons having such servants for sale, would do well to
give me call. Twill give a liberal cash price for
them. Apply 10
LEWIS F. SCOTTl, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner of South,
al3 Nearly opposite the Exchange
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4n& HANCE's HoARHoUND Hog
aPS N..h. CANDY, u VIC
THE GREAT REMEDY
Fer Coushs Colds Splitting of Blood and Honrseness.
'7fl ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
SHOULD GIvE 1T A TRIAL.
Price T,perty. Ftue Cents per Package,
Or Five Packages for 81.
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, l0S Baltimore st.,
znd corner Charles and Pratt SIS. ap24
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ANEW CHEAP LACE
IN AND FANCY STORE,
'f No. IL MARKET SPACE,

IN AND FANCY STORE,
No. IL MARKET SPACE,
N.... doors below Baltimore st.
The subscriber has just received superior assert
menl of wrought Collars Chemizetts, Infants Waists
Inserting and Edgng; great variety of Lace Goods,
of every style and quality; complete asso rtment of
Ladies' Dress Caps of The latest fashions; Ribbons,
Fancy Nets and MusIiRs; Artificial Tabs and Flow
|ers; Hosiery and Gloves; great variety of Buttons
|0f every description; Combs; Shirt Studs; Hair and
Tooth Brushes; Spool Cotton; Sewing Silk; l., G..
Hdkfs. 81; Fans; Ba es superior drilled eyed Nee
Dies wholesale and retail With full assortment of
every article in the Fancy line cheap for cash.
a94.5lA A. n. ROBERTSON.
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COMMISSIONS AND FITS,
A daughte of Orlando Moore, Esq, No-Gross9
opposite Riblo's GARDEN New York, has been sib
jest periodic cOnvusi of an alarming character.
The attacks were generally every month. Use was
made Of the Galvanio Necklace and Bands vhicA
have nearly caused their complete removal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-27

A child Of the Rev $. r. R0warth, the we'll knows
minister Ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church, residing
1875 Division ST., New York, has been subject to
the night and has severed tnes- been supposed 40 be
lead. The use Of the Galvanic Bracelets and Fluid
has caused their complete disappearance. The sys-
TEN being much weakened by the attacks, the Gntvan
&c Strengthening PlastCg Was recomn Haed, which
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MIR. Moses z. Wilson, No. 26 Broone ST., New
York, had the Rheumatism for several years. affect
ing him in the head, BREAST JOINTS and limbs where
the pain excessive often i5eeping him from bus
mess. Mr.. Wilson states that ais system eatre-
ly prostrated and he has often fallen down insenss
in the street and would reel like druaken person
Two weeks after using the Riggs and Fluid, he was
cured, and fsT.nore than eight months has had no
yetHrn of the compIaint.
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ANANEED-Af first rate COOK-ene who IN
w ders;ands every branch of Cookery. The
best reference will be qhired. Apply at The PaIe
Alto House, No. 10 ST. Pauls street, near Balti-
more. ali-tf
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| "ANTED. A young man with a small ca,
| w capital, to go south, Also wanted, several
young men for different kinds of business. For fur
Their information call at BROOKS x CO.'S Real Es-
tate ana Commission office, No, 81 Lexington street
near Charles. All letters mast be post paid. AIS
NV ANTED, Immediately, a white Nurse, wei
w recommended, to go to Norfolk, Va liberal
wages viii be given aud passage paid out Apply al
L. F. SCOTTI'S old established
a25 Intelligence office, 10 Exchange Place
-" ANTED-Yoahg men, with without ca
w pltal, wishing to get into business, ay hear
OF some good chances by calling giving a snort
notice at BROOKS s. CO.'S Real Estate ana Com
mission Office, No. 81 LEXINGTON STREET, near
Charles street, from to O'Clock. All letters must
be post paid
Wanted, this day, young MAN vita from 1900
TO $780, az Partner for light and pleasant Business
the profits OF which viii pay from $50 to S4O per
week, if properly attended 10. This is FIRST rate
chance tor any young man wishing to get in good
business. Also wanted, CLERK for store.
BROOKS 81 Co, Real Estate Brokers,
a34 Ivy No. 81 Lexington street.
"ANTRD. A good colored house Servant,
w 10 do the house work Of small family APP
ply to JAMES NJ HAIG, l33 Baltimore street, above
South 81. a22 It
WANTED TO HIRE. A female colOred
w COOK, &c.-liberaI wages will be given.
Apply to LEWIS F. SCOTTPS,
au22 10 Exchange Place.
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Mrs. Mary Jackson, No % Bank st., New York, a,
relative of Maj: NJ. Noah, has been cured Of Rhea-'
debility of hesystem Every thing Else had seea tried
| without any good effect.
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limbs. Perfectly cured.
HEADACHE AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
Mrs. Sampsoa Isaacs, No ~ HammerSy At. New
York was for many years terribly afEeted with
we're Headache aud Nervous Debility. Three years
ago, while under one ofthese attacks she host her
sight, The Galvanic Bands and Fluid have entirely
relieved the HEADACHE and Nervousness, and Ihs
Gavanic Strengthening Plaster, completely Restored
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-27

Dir. Lambert A. Phillips, No. - Marion at, New
York, has been subject TO Nerveus Headache for the
last ten years, often being confined TO his beG fer
week. Mr. Pin Hips says himself, ''no man has ssf
fered more, THE use of the Rings and Magnetic
Fluid have performed an sntEe cure.
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WANTED-A situation in wholesale house

SITUATHON WANTED-By young man
- who has general knowledge of the hardware
and cutlery business, or situation in 9tocary
dOur or commission store, and wsud have no OBJ.
lection TO accept of situation in a respectable hotel
or tavern TO attt nd the bar, employment is his
principal object at present. His ability in the above
capacity ID Grst rate. The best of testimonials TO
that effect will be given. Apply TO .l0..'
a22 l.. F. SCOTTl, 10 EXCHANGE Place
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SON OF MIR. George White, No. Lei Charles street.
New York, was subj ect to severe and alarming Eits
for six years. He has oftea had from h 20 Is
Fits in one day sometime accompanied with the
dreadfui screeching, at the same time choking in
the throat and pain in the region OF the heart. He 10
now perfectly cured having had symptom of the
attack since the Gavanic Bands and Fluid were ao-
nipd. a netiod Of spypraF months
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Mr.. Samuel Shields, No So Eldridge-st., N. York,
was afflicted for eight years with cramp In the legs
and thighs, frequently suffering the most eXcrutatBg
pains, the cords Of the legs having contracted into
knots Mrs. Shields was severely troubled with
Chronic Rheumatism, affecting her in various parts
Of the body. perfect cure has been effected in Ses
CaaRa v The RINGS and Flnih.
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09- DR.. stillwell. the well known physician, No.
= Ridge-sL New York, is acquainted with the pre-
ceding case of Mrs Johnson and states that with up
wards of fifty of bis patients he has prescribed The
GalvanIc Rings, Bands, Belts and Fluid with uniform
success, in of Chronic 2heumatsaa, NeF-
Vous Headache and Spinal Complaints. DR.. s:9lwea
says, ftI consider Uottr inventions inVdiudbIe.n
CRANE AND RHEIIMATIsM
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
THE WEEKLY BERALD.
WRECK OF THE PACKET SHIP
HENRY CLAY.
&c. DC.

The Weekly Herald will be published at O'Clock
this morning.
particulars of the recent dreadful wr cks, with
view of the Henry Clay, as she appeared on the
beach. In consequence OF the intense anxiety felt
IN this city for the safety Of those on board this
noble but ilfated packet, We have despatched a
special reporter to Squan Beach, to obtain all the
particulars of this appalling disaster What he OBJ
tains will be published in the Wtekiy Herald.
The Weekly will also be illustrated by zone of
the boys" and contain all the miscellaneous news
OF the week, including the special Message of the
President, the extraordinary trial OF Tirel, for The
murder Of Maria Ann Bickford, in Boston, &C., &c.
Price sixpence per COPY.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

imprisonment OF 100 years In the vaults Of Bremen had
this evening been set free in this company.
By Mr. Ward "Ths 90 Captivss (thsre were 90 bot
ties Of twelve apostlss set free this nght-May II be
symbolca OF freedom to be obtained by the uprsonsd
spirits Of Germany" -
By Dr. HerschsL "Ths promise Of the Gernan princes
--S.ay il never b broken; the voice ~ the 0srman
peopfe NAV Il ever be heard"
BY the President "Mr. Won Eichthal, Editor OF the
SchneH Post"
Mr. Won Eichthal returned thanks in spesch Of ami.
mated and classic elegance, full ofpatrioc German and
American feeling.
By Mr. Belmont "The health of our President"
The President returned thanks in neat and animated
speech. and called up Mr.. Golden who addressed the
company in speech which called dswn reiterated ap-
pause.
Mr.. Lsclsrc President Of the French Benevolent go
cisty In returning thanks for the honor done to the So
ciety he represented addressed the company in the
French language, and offered the following toast ::
"0ermany aud France May Germans and French in
America be closely united and may political and COM
mercal alliance also unite them in Europe"
Park Goodwin here addressed the company aud deli
versd very happy and appropriate speech He conclu
ded by Offering the folio wing toast:-
The Poetry Of the loth Csntury-Ih noblest speci.
msns Goethe and Schiller both noble expsnsn.s Of the
German nation"
Several other speeches delivered and offer.
cd to late hour, when hnally, after evening spent
good cheer and good Fellowship, the Of Teutona
departed without one incident to mar the harmony Of
the evening.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
Police Intolla~onco.

MARcH 27.-Os he "Lfff.n-Two thieves, Of rather
genteel appearance entered the tailoring establshmsnt
abouts o'clock, yesterday morning, kept by Mr. j. A.
Ingram No So Nassau street One Of these chaps wore
blue cloth cloak the other an overcoat, who, after
looking at several pieces Of CLOTH concluded to be
sured for coat and gave his name Mr. May, No. 81
Pearl srsst His pal" not idle all this tims for he
TO screte under his cloak7 pieces oancy vel
vets, y yards of black cashmere also yards Of black
cloth, and several other articles valued all at about
$50, and left the store with the perfect noncha
Ianes These fellows are about feet inches In height
No arrest at present
Petit La,ccnies-John Murray was arsested yesterday
for stealing Is brooms belonging to g. D. Moulton
siding 10 Goth street. near 81 avenue. Com med by Jus
tice Roome
Bill stickles and Frank Nels were caught stealing
street. Locked up
Robbed at e Fyre Pornfs--we have frequently heard
Of John Smith getting into dculty, bat in this case
have to record the unfortunate John Brown who halls
manufacturer of kentucky jesn and brought some of
his goods to New York for sale when, after rapssctnz
some Of his business he treated himself to gin cock
ta which caused the old chap to feel fine hidle
Whersupon he strolled into den kept BY old Ned Wa.
ters on the Five Points, and became smtten with one Of
the dsmses Of that region who fascinated john that
he at once disposed Of piece Of his Kentucky jean to
just for spending money-hs having reserved S25 in
Catskill money, and cunningly slowed il awav in =
secret pocket IN his vest Thus feeling himself secure
he was then bound to 20 into spree deep as possible
Yesterday morning, upon arising out of one OF those
slumbors he discovered the loss OF his s2s Cstsk mo-
ney and without hesitation Waters and the girl
OF stealing the ssms-thereupon he made complaint at
n tue hands Of Of the policemen Of the sixth ward
consequently his chances good for the recovery OF
his money; nevertheless John may yet have 10 sell eno
ther piece Of jean, before tho officers succeed.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

nhAhow ESCAPE AT PATTERSON. are inform
@ eu sa,. s. MIS- John Afchdeaken and another lady,
an an sa' mst were sitting in the house. about 80 or
s'as Irom where some wofkmcn are bls stinr rock,
srnS ,h., near the Pals, when suddenly they
selves yng on the floor On ascertainps tho csusS Of
~ roc s1aSs1 SsS appeared fragment
~ s n.a ossn 'nIown BY the blast through the wall
thst tney escaped injury except that inflicted on hs;r
nerves by the shock. 1.-THE fragment had en,srsa a.
PAwscn Lnssiiissnco. = '1s"
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
Moyemen e OF TraycIlcrs.

movements Ok xT4VollcKos
The arrivals Of yesterday were generally numerous
and Indicate more than usually early influx OF travel
AMEarsAx-GsorEs ooodiDg. Fort Tswson, Ark; M.
ton; w. Harrison, NJ j. Slater, Conn; }. Rankin.
w. Adams, Fishkll; ). NJ Rysrson N. jersey T. An.
spach. Phiiadephia r. Caufman, do; A. D. Harrison,
Philadelphia.
Asron-L. stsels, Albany; D. Amy, s.opinston; Gen.
Cunningham. poushkeepsie Messrs Woods, Keiiy. La
fsrty, and Athbsrton, Nashville; R. schims o; L.
Smith Taunton G. Farran. Pnila ). A. Kendall. ~ J.;
Gardner. l.; D. w Rumsey, Albany; T. Drinker, Ct
w. 9. Edmonscn, Albany; A. Ward, George Warren, D.
White. Bosten Mr.. Pepon. British Army, Washington;
Mr. K0s & s.n As%y csnasa Fred E0I,n,0n Liver
johnson, Phila j. Levy Nashville Geo. Bliss, Spiing
field; Z. r. Laurie, Mass
CRY. y. Seymour, Peekskill; D. Carr, U. g. Navy
tsrsburg, Va; NJ Sheppard, Jacksonville; W: Israel,
Trenton; Thos. Weatherby, Philadelphia; T. w. Davis,
do; H. Coplt MemPhis; c. Williams. Nor1ichi
delphis; M. RouIhack, N. c.; DR.. Wilams Lieut. Fra
SER U NJ; James Orns, Phadelphia; Z. Achley, New
ark; ark; ~ Dustin, Mass; A Clary, U.sN Robt Lsvch
FaANELIE--w. Wilton Plermont; H. c. Seymour, do
Dr. Frensn, Boston; Marshal. Albany; G. Williams.
A. w. Smith, Maslon, Ohio J. Burroughs, Medina; J..
Cleaves Bostsn: Capt Meyer ship st. James, Lsncas-
ter roy al engineers department; Mr. Cox British Army
Harwood. Boston; s. sibiey, Charleston; f. Clarke.
Troy Jonathan Bears Conn; L. Bartlett Hartford ~ G.
Calhoun. HsItfsrdi !; W Day, Ast;i Dr. Pat, PhiIa
wallsdsr, Taunton; W. G. walisoe. Ysxoc City.
HowARD:-A Murphy, Pbila.; Mr: CanAsd, DO; J.
Brsman. Boston; F. Guigan, H. southwick, Albany e.
Esmn I5'{
T: A. Hicks, Providence w. H. Harding, do; J: w.
Blakely Conn; c. scha zhoG Norfolk c. Porter, Bos.
ton; " Wilson, Phila j. w Eaton. Boston; E. Mufin.
Cramer WashinTton,
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

NATIONAL FAIR-We perceive that certain pro-
iectionist members of Congress have issued cir
cular, respectfully inviting
"The artisans, mechanics, and manufacturers Of the
United States to send specimens Of their various produc-
tons with their prices to be compared with the British
hioed iu the OF the Committee on the Post OF.
nee and Post Roads to influence the action Of Congress
IN relation to the proposed modification Of the tariff
1t is not at all probable that this great national
fair will materially affect the action Of the govern
'nen but its results will certainly be beneficial in
other respects 1t will serve to strengthen the bonds
of amty between the various sections OF the Union,
and anay, in great measure, that hostile feeling
which unfortunately exists between the n,anutactur.
ing and agricultural portions Of the people and.
moreover, II viii prove to the world that we are
within ourselves, capable of producing whatcver
our wants may require. This fact. il must he 70.
membered, Is totally distinct from the oue.,;on or
policy. II is one matter 10 know that we can do
such and such things for ourselves, and another n
determine whether it be our interest to force acnon
in the premises by arbitrary restrictions on foreign
competition.
We all have our different views on this subject; bu,
u Is also to be hoped that we all have some degree
OF national pride and what could be more granfy.
ing 70 that honorable fee ling than natioua exhb-
non OF the vast varieties Of our popular industry
cred from North South, Easta West We trust that
TINS circular will be universally and heartiv rrspond-
ed to. And let all the manufacturer. srnd their mar
IN Albany. and Sanford a, shocm,Lsr !, ph;,s
oe'pnia ana pal'Imore, and they will reach Wash
lng'on IN sdiev' Lctu see what show can BE-
BE- made.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
Court Of Oyer and Term

Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Ednonds Aldermen sonesll and Compton
MARcH 27-Nuissnes Case.-The People 90. TIE Batch
ara proceedings in this case post
ponsd In consequence Of the continued illness Of Judge
EAmouds
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
Common Pleas.


Mach ss.-Jsnses Murray and Wve ". John .atki~s.
dcien for S'endev Both parties reside in Grsenwich
street. From the tssmony appeared that ON the eth
Of October last Mira Murray went to the dss ndants
store to make enquiries respect ng house which
advertised TO be Let by the defendant. While in the
store her attention was called by another female who
was with her. to stockings The defendant asksd
her to buy She said she did not want them, and
preparing TO Co. whom he stopped her. and said she had
stolen his sockngs and had them secreted under her
shawl She replied that she had not and threw hack
the shawl and desire him to examine. He then salts
fed himself and allowed 70. On the 7th Of the
same month she went to the store again. and he pointed
her out to his partner che who stole the stock
ings and put her out Of the store, and Afterwards
two or three occasions repeated the Islander to ohsr
persons The defence was, that the words laid in
The declaration, were not spoken Verdict for plaintiff
Before Judge Ingnham-
JshS L. LaWrence W. Chss d 1rnsfhsi sf oL.-Ths
vas an action on promisory note for $S7 The defence
vas. that the note accommodston note, and to
BE- applied to particular purpose that instead 81 ap
plying 1t 10 the purpose for which il IVES givsn, was
given to plaintiff 10 payment Of rent and that he knew
should Be applied to another purpose. Verdict ior
the plaintiff subject to the opinion Of the Court the
point raised bs defendants counsel
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

IHE SrATK CANALS. We learn that the canals
WIZ be ready tor navigation about the 10Th proximo
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
Court OF Special Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Dodge and NJ

John Smith, Of the numerous tribe Of John
Smiths, charged with stealing n pocket book from
George Jones, adjudgsd guilty and ordered to be
locked mp In the city prison for the term OF days
Robert Campbell coorsd, next placed At the bar
and tried for disorjery conduct and assauitng police
man. He was found guilty, and sentenced to be impr-
soned In the for the term Of six months
Joseph M. B. Bond, charged with committing ~.
sault and battery Mr. Age, was found guilty, and
fined $40.
Teresa Rinock charged with sfsslins watch from a
German, and clohiny from Mrs Dobbs, was found
guilty Of both charger and senenced TO bs imprisoned
for the term Of months being four months for the
hrst offence and three mon hs for the second.
After the disposal Of deriy cases, the Court
adjourned until Tuesday next.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

NAVAL u. 8. ship Columbus, Commodore Bid
die, arrived At Canton on the 2Sih Of December. We
have not heard any thing Of the arrival out Of tho
Vincsnnes, Capt. Pauldi e.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

which has been resored to by the best and most in
tellectual men, in all parts of the world s being in
troduced into the United States on grand scale.
1t has frequently been remarked by strangers visit
ing our country, that the sports which characterize
the old countries Of Europe. are entirely neglected
in the new This is to great extent true; but we
see evidence Of an improvement in those exercises,
and particularly that Of yachting w. have cricket
ing here, which is played to considerable extent in
the proper season, but yachting we acknowledge we
have neglected.
This is surprising, because the beautiful rivers
and harbors Of America afford splendi opportuni.
ties for enjoying this beautiful recreation. No
country in the world, except Italy, perhaps, can
boast Of such beautiful harbor as that of New York
With area capable OF floating all the naviss of the
world-its bosom dotted with picturesque islands,
and the prospect all aroond pleasing to the eye-It
offers peculiar advantages for this kind of amuse-
ment. Yachting has, within few years, and at
start, as It were, come into existence in the United
States. few years ago, such of our people as de-
lighted in aquatic excursions, were content with row.
boats, whose swiftness, however, was not TO be
trfied with. But the excessive fatigue consequent
upon tugging At the oar, during our warm summer
evenings, could not be endured by all. Lately,
several yachts, equallng in beauty Of model and
swiftness In sailing, any in the world, have been
constructed.
There are now a great many Of these vessels
throughout the country, varying size from six to
one hundred tons, and in price from five to thirty
thousand dollars. These are principally owned by the
merchants and retired packet captains Of the Atlantic
cities, who take sail and refresh themselves after
the arduous duties of the day. The time is not far
distant, when the United States can boast Of as
many yachts as any other country
CHANGE HoURs.-We understand that a final
arrangement by the Chamber of Commerce, has. at
length, been made, by which it is determined that
the hour OF change, henceorth, will be one o'clock
Merchants will do well to notice the hour for at two
precisely, the gong will sound and the floor will be
cleared; those, therefore, who forget to come at
one, may find themselves cleared out the moment
they come in. Careaf Meycdto.
NAVAL H. 8. ship Columbus, Commodore Bid
die, arrived At Canton on the 18Th OF December We
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
An Extract from q New Comedy
scrSr-Brosdwav. before Hat Store

ssrM-step cmsnt, my dear fellow and look Il this
snoS was here bought ny bs.ysr The ncss rsehsrehs
es.aomhment u town Lock At the wadcws The nsss
counten the ssne material polished: beautiful shop!
1sownLYees spos my word, 's well Got up; bat Then
The hatte, eovs have not to
yen pleasea to sd9irs bought Of hsm and for their
shop vie with this IA every respec Dsm. Smith, cost
~ cniy aV N
S1HChsap enough bat here 10 Jones he loo h ia ths
gaa.lght regular Adonis and, honor-yes, IT,
tus-hs has donse4 new beaver like We all
nsw-tiled to-day. Jones, how you
JEWS Boa scr, mes dis But whst Ia the Of all
that's bsautitul. are you stopping here for -.
bnITH-Exacy, ny fiond have hit it 'tis In theI
..ns y I'll shs ecss,if; ths, stop here ssw yos r
the spot p.tronze. Here Ibuy my hats.
yorGss-You do. do you7
9nrrn AND pRowN I'VE don't DO nothing else!
yosEs-Wsl now, gsntlemsn. knowa trick worta twoI
Of that a hs phrase sOs. Lock hs. willing
An. you sdnrs i! VEL. that hg boush!M No 100 Fal
ssyng IN thesetimes for either You me
sMfTH.-Pos honor Brown, il il
Drown Smith We pstooze the fellow. Jouess hat
teal tenehrihc star nying forth darkness" Good bys
Jones, rfroir.
sNrrH.-Bye, bye, Jones. adjesc. IExeunt.
JoNEs-tood evening. gentemen. "A psr Of puppies \
nut a lvu dnns the business for Robertson m
every fool like those bouHh their hats Of him. they would
s,ye enough the Of ysu pay their ilors bills
tkxit.-Mfvroy.