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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-12
Prof. Burry's Wonderful Tri-

Prof. Burry's Wonderful Tri-
cOpherOus, or Medcated Compound, cures
badness, prevents gray hair, and eradicates
scurf and dandruf. This article differs from
all other advertised noslrums of the day. Its
manufacture is based upon thorough physio-
illogical knowledge of The hair and its connection
wfsl the skin, as well as knowledge of the
various diseases which effect both. This Gel
ebJated Compound, in addition 10 its usefulness
lsfa preserver and beauti6er of The hair is un
Fequaled by any other article as an external ap-
plicalion for bruises. sprains, eryspeIas, swell
lings, ringworm, scald head, indamed skin,
prckly heat scrofua teller, pimples, sore throat.
tender feet, salt rheum. rough hands, headache,
chapped skin, chllbIains. internal pains. rheu-
maiism, &c. &c; and The pain occasioned by
the sting of insects is Immediately relieved by
its application and as ready and effective
resource for all cutaneous diseases ofihe skin,
i, merits place among the household treasures
of every family. Sold in large bottles. price
25 cents, al the principle Office. l39 Broadway
and by all The druggists in The UniIed States.
For sale by JAMES S. WALLACE.
aeni II. IS49. Milford, Pa.
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Estate of Ad.sm GetZ,
%. A. Jarvis, Dentist

Late of Ross township, Moaros county, Fa., decd
Notice is hereby given that letters 'es'amen-
tary upon The said estate have been ssan,cd TO
lbe undersigned. All persons indebted ~ saio
estate are requested to make immediate pay
men,, and those having claims or demands
against The same. will presen. them 10
PETER GETZ, }
JOSEPH GETZ. : Administrators.
Ross township, April IL, 1895,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-12

Great Surgical Operation. Wash
ing'on l.. Arlee, of the new Pennsylvania Col
lege of Medicine, performed an operation on
Thursday, the l5Ih u,. which stamps him as
one of the abIest Sergeons of The day. The
operation was performed in The presence of
several eminent physicians. The tuner. con-
ss.ns Of the hight ovary, was of a solid, fb-
rous structure, and immovably attached 10 The
bones of the peivis. Ii weighed S lbs and
measured around its largest circumference 2
fee 3 inches, lis smallest % inches, being the
largest fbrous tumor ever removed by this op-
era ion. The incision through the walls of
the abdomen, necessary 10 remove it, was 10
inches in length. The patient, aged 90 years,
a married lady, and molher of four children,
is now considered out of danger, no symptom
having occurred 10 interfere with her rapid re-
covery. A mixture of chloroform and ether
was used 10 an extent 10 destroy The sensation
of pain, but not consciousness. I his is the
fret lime this operation has been performed in
Philadelphia.
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60 ACRES.
Administrators A Notice.

Whereas letters of Administration TO the es-
tate of George Bowhanan, late of the Cor. o,v
of Pike, decd, have been granted to ,he snb.
scrber; all persons indebted TO said estate are
reqcesied to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement, 10
FRED. A. ROSE, Administrator.
Milford, March 8, lS49.--6t.
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Also

one other tract ofland called "Mounl Pleasant" +"
beginning al post and stones, thence north
sixty five degrees east, two hundred and fifty
three perches and four ten,hs TO post, south
twenty-five degrees east, forty perches to a
post, thence north sixiy-6s degrees east, two
hundred and thirty-nine perches to post
thence north twenty-five degrees west, one hun
dred and sevenIyfise perches, four ,enlhs 10 a
posi-, thence south sixty five degrees west, three
hundred and sixty perches TO pine, thence
South lwen,y-eigh degrees and three quarters
west, one hundred and sixty eight perches TO
a stone. thence south thirty degrees east, thirty
six and a quarter perches to The place OF be-
ginning, containing -Four Hundred and Thirteen
Acres, Ninety fue PercheS of land. and allow
ance of six per cent for roads, &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-12

The testimony in its favor is Overwhelming
The Proprietors are daily in recepr of letters
and certificates, going 10 prove its remarkable
efficiency TO all cases of worms, both in chill
dren and adults. The relief given, and The
immediate improvement of health which follows
its use, has called the attention of physicians
to this article, and they freely recommend and
prescribe it in their practice.
The retail price is 25 cents per uial, which
brings 1t aoithin the means Of ali.
Brooklyn, L. I. January I6, ls47.
do certify that gave one bottle Of B. A.
Fahnes'ock's Vermifuge TO my child, and in
seven hours it passed % large worms. Any
person doubling this may apply for further IN
formation at my residence corner Of York and
Jackson streets JAMES McCAFFREY.
POughkeepsie, ". Y March 2, 1914.
| certify, that took two yiaIs OF B. A. Fahn
esrock's Vermifuge, which | found TO be the
greatest cure for worms have ever used. |
have been troubled with tape worms for num-
Der of years, and | have never found so good
medicine as B. A. Fahnesrock's Vermifuge.
therefore recommend 1t. MARTHA Cliff.
The public is cautioned against counrerfeirs
and spurious articles. and 10 put no confidence
in statements iha, "Kolmslock's" and IS Fahn-
esock's" Vermifuge are the same good
as the only genuine article, which is B. A.
VERMIFUGE.
For sale in Sroudsburg, by T. SCHOOL,,
agent. March 5. l849.-eow ly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-12

Ia grandeur, any thing yet named was an al
tack upon Ficklin, of illinois, a<koco, by two
other Locos, Johnson, of Arkansas, and lnge,
of Alabama. The former struck FIcklin with
his fist, and the latter knocked him down with
cane. After removing FIckin beyond the
Bar and washing the blood off of him, The par
lc. all returned and proceeded 10 business !!
One moved an adjournment, as the session had
expired by limitation. Old Petit Of Indianna,
a Locofoco infidel,' who was educated for The
Ministry. mosed land adjournmen, of this TOWN
MEETING," declaring the session to be nothing
more. third moved s. for the dispersion of
this mob"---while another called out from his
seat for more Whskey" To this, another
fellow replied, ,ha, it was contrary to rule 10
bring the article within the Bar, but jus, out.
side, IN an adjoining room, there was Ios.---
Well, all in all never Witnessed such scene"
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MARRIED.

On Saturday The 3ls ul,, by Rev. Mr.. Moore,
Mr.. james N. Durlng. of Suoudsburg. Monroe
Co 10 Miss Ann Posiens, of Sussex CO., N j.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-12

"The most remarkable man in The House, is
Horace Greeley New York Editor. He
speaks fuentiy, but without The manners and
gesIculaions common 10 public speakers. He
Is odd locking specimen Of mortality. As
be walks from you. you Ore struck with his
stopping shoulders---his bald patehis sandy
vhlskers--his hopping gaie-he looks 10 be
20 years Of age, while he is really young
man. He has deep set, but benevolent eye
Ia constant but simple smile plays upon his
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-12
SOAPS.

Fine scented Soaps for washing and shaving
also he celebrated shaving cream, for sale
heap, by JOHN H. MELICK.
SIroudsburg, January ], 1876.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-12

III A writer in The Horlicullurst SAYS :
"Wlshing TO stimulate couple Of old pearlrees
which stood among others in my garden d.
rec;ed my gardener TO place around each tree
couple of barrowsful of fresh horse manure
from The stable. This was accordingly laid on
the surface of the ground, aud as work was
rather pressing at the time it was suffered though
rather strong in ammonia to lie thus for fort
night. | think i! was put about the trees just as
the fruit began to swell, and before it became as
large as peas. The result was that those two
trees bore good crop of fruit while every other
plum tree i'll my garden was stung by curculio and
dropped all their fruit. There were no punctures
or scarcely any, to be found on the fruit of two
trees"
Nc. Downing adds. in noticing the above, 6" that
upon couple OF large nectarne trees growing d.
recily against fence which shuts in our stable
yard, not single fruit was punctured by the cur
culio though other necarine trees sixty or eighty
feet distant did not escape" The inference
TO be drawn from these facts is, that
fumes Of the fresh stable munufe repelled the cur
culio.
very similar instance was realted to US not
long ago by gentleman of this city, an OBJ
serving amateur fruit grower. 1t appeared that
some of his servants made practice for con-
siderable length Of time of depositng human urine,
daily. near an old plum tree that had lost its en-
tire crop for many years past from the punctures
Of the cu-culio Last season, however. it bore a
full crop, suffering slightly, if at all, from the
culio. The gentleman said he could trace it to
no other cause than to ammonia from the urine,
hat circulated in the atmosphere around the tree.
Here are three accidental cases confirming the
supposition that the ammoniacal vapor ascending
rom the fresh stable manure and the urine is re-
,lly so offensive to the curcuo as to repel it en-
irey This is matter deserving of investiga.
ion by further experiments.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-12
Fashionable Boot and ShGe
MANDATORY.
Boots ap.s Shoes

lor ! men ano boys also the mos,
Iasil'o"a',e IA CATERS. Busk,ns. hall
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-12

Stroudsburg, March %, lS49. Principal.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-04-12
sTROUDsBURG ACADEMY,

The Spring Session of the Str0uds6urq A.
cGdemy will open on Monday, The 9th of Ap,l
next.
The principal hopes by properly and sea.
sonably mpartIng instruction To the young, pa
tlent endurance in moral training, and unwea-
ried diligence in the various branches of his
profession, 10 merit and obtain that patronage
and suppor, which the arduous duties of an IN
sruclor demand.
Terms:
READING, WRITING and ARITHMETIC
per quarter of IL weeks So 90
GRAMMAR and GEOGRAPHY, with the
use of the globes and maps, 2 SO
ALGEBRA, ASTRONOMY, BOTANY. MEN
sURATIoN, BooK-KEEp1Ne, PHILoso-
PLY, &c. 800
LATIN and GREEK. for beginners so
All pupils charged from the time they enter IN
tai the end Of The quarter, eGcept in cases Of SICK
ness.
THOMAS HARRIS.
Srroudsburg, March %, 1s49 Principal
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue Of writ of alias leyari facias issued
out ofhe Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county. Penn'a, TO ~ directed, will expose
10 public sale at ING public house of Jacob
Knecht, in The Borough of Slroudsburg, on
Wednesday the I'd day Of May meet,
al O'Clock, P. NJ. the following described
properly to wit: All those three tracts of land
situate partly in Monroe and partly in Carbon
counties, formerly Northampton TO wit: One
trac, called Halls Grove" beginning a, pine,
thence north thriy-6ve degrees east, three hun.
dred and sixty perches to post, north twenty
five degrees east. two hundred and thirty perch
es 10 stone, south six,y-6ve degrees west,
seveniy-fve perches to stone. south seventy
five degrees west. one hundred and ffy-6ve
perches and half 10 post, south three de-
grees west, two hundred nine,y-one and half
Perches to the beginning. containing Four Hun
dred and T,venty-three Acres and a half an Acre
Of Land, and allowance Of six per cent for
roads, &c.
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!:

one other tract of land called Beckeus Plain"
beginning at stone corner of land surveyed
TO George Levers, thence north sixty degrees
east, two hundred and fifiy-eighl perches to a
stone, thence north ,weniy-eighl degrees, lhree e
quarters east, one hundred sIx.y-eight perches
to pine, thence north eighty-seven degrees
west. one hundred and sixty -four perches TO a
Stone, thence south serenty.fse degrees east
two hundred and thirty five perches, four ienlhs
TO post, thence south fifteen degrees east, two
hundred and one perches 10 post, thence lhir-
ty-four perches 10 pine, thence south thirty
degrees TO the beginning. containing Three
Hundred and Eighty.four Acres Twenty Perch
es, and allowances of six per cent for roads,
&c. together with the heredi,amenls and ap-
performances.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perry of Thomas Morrison, and TO be sold by
me.
PETER KEMMERER
Sherifs Office, Stroudsburg1 Sheriff.
April 9, lS49.
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LkYarErrE Thursday Dee IT.. r. AIlilsd, sslaln
n. Campbell win rs Besves, Cows % Calse. 9 hss1.
100 shesp: Bunkar gI7 and Regtonas with - hal2 and
EIues; rseaivsd 81 dasbdaf 2 Hesee1 and ~ ltqfN
Prfees.-- Beef C5fils 2l1ds5e. - h nlt H1Rg,
sle = b net; Skssp, q 5es % p bad; MIA cssss
- Noes % ., haads Catgss. "a p
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PORT on NFW ORLEANs.


0AGANBN u -A4-A-AN-#
syesHlslI1 8 ~, BglneE. BIszas 81. las0, de 49,
s sss iGs ssss tssi Hss.s fh..Sh
she eeaisa Stevens, Robinson, AHtwsiP'p vvsa O.
Bark Dslsguiey Wallace, Boston, Ne. -, CT
,g n islis i5ae eli " a,s u a. snsig 8 fe,I
Big Els, Nils. New York "a 4seasEy a "
Norw Iii PgSsio. lansgay Genoa, Isnnl 4 BUD
sehr. Ocean wave 49, Hsazos IS Juss 0 Seie
srsehE pyasa 4ssa. hs1s Hglau'las Tgls = 90 81
Arrived Yesteraays
Ship Radius, Dillingham; IS days fom Hsus, 70 + p
Br. sSP Thoa1 Be,i % days fom Fsmoul. Eng, in
ship Ea5iss Z fhoaloa. % days 0m Kanebu, 70
b.. r Conn.,. Hog. o days hOu Dublin. 70 Iohn
ssil slis sar.aF. west iom Tampa Iuy, 70 ra.'s
Bhs Tesio. clover. % DAYS from camdau, Me- oursE
ol.o. Black fign fincieaai=
alSss5ss 'isiaas l9 1s. ssIs FFssl.
Gypsy. UFe, from Balan Rouge
Iezgs elsbelae, igE1 FaIi grson--t bales gossan.
sunsss ani = q s n..- non i t.i,ssl
RobeTi Campbell, Eads, from 81 I9asi g bales eoi'ou
b D. 3hiis. Brsdy, ion 81 Eisn.pg balaa cotsoa
Ma 49, h. iis s, 5S,,a- ia Nff|i
ToE6osst swan. Smith. rom tss Turn.
Towboa Panther, FinIegaF. from The f1isss.
1owboat Temesaessn, Duneaps ifon the kansl.
Memoranda
The steamer RobeIt Campbell sft ~ Lows on ne laih
inst Reports feet in ths Upper kel and iaas
In port for New Orleans steamers Grand Turk and Al
hamhra. Passed the st. LOUIS asguhd q 4asp ALos
at mouth Of AIezmac; Amaranth a AQEsy i1land The
Josiah Lawrence had 70 discharge 40 tons ign g Beaver
/ Dam, in order 70 get up,
The sisamboss Peytona left Iouiss s on tae M inst In
po1t for New Orleans, ateamsr Gis1qe. cpola ts ulaa
River very high apd still rising.
The sisaneT Banhes Hia No lst Lspissis he nh
inss Reports IL fest uatsr On the Falls, and falling.
Tuwboat Panther t1We down and 70 -. On Re ~ nt,
ship Anna TIT, and BARI Csihsins-
Towboat Teunszeean t1Ned down ald y ar4l nc -
inst, brig Clarion, ua1 sclr. Eouhia.
PasaemgeFge
Ref ship Radius, from HavTelaI lieeIaga.
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I'LL AND WINTER FAsHIONs.

NRNMRS. a. G. PARKER 93KR
~ Camp, bsi0p pegdras street. has Just
NhltA Feeeived, and will continue 20 open duaHg
- tho season, handsome assortment Of Alll- 80
LIRERR, consisting Of Fancy and Straw bolneta. Dies
Capes, Wells Golar CuiA, eta az Of which WI Be sd AZ
low prices and purchasers will find il mach TO lef gdsan
tage to cali enc purchasing elsewhere Es All Orden Of
Merchants aad psaen from he Country WI Be pq9puy
attended TO- % I'm
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FoREIaM -

"a EzlR LIyEEiPoOl. -srI.a A 4 -. ..u, 4, I
siiIis,aA. NanL l1ulQlla. = n11s
port For heis b Or passlee = r
as D. g. w. oLfF Css,a
- tYlA ~ I s. 90 I|Is sI.I 4 iY n
ssaH S.ta..sAi Ns tlaIItf I,lA frt
iaodaiiosa O. paaleas. b, "a
kla41
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H.. RAnFORD, e. k-MuDGE a co.
dis I'm ID. M. HLnRFTH, y
TlIb ATLANTIO
While Lend G0alaNRaln

~ ANg1U AACN~NN L4AA-f A~~4"
HEREBY inform The Painters and other purchases Of
IA WHITE BEAB, that in accordance with d resolution
passed their Board of Trustees they manuiacge bpt one
quality Of WmTE LEAD, viz; StrictE Pure rta. and
have resolved confne themselves the manufacturing Of
Pure Lead only, and that Of very superior quality,
making Of the lower qualities adultafuted iaa suct
as are usually branded extra No !, No 2, etc. ele.
No aduleratug material 8 admitted within their works.
u uniform article
e- fully supply constantly on hand at the s.qs 81
NATHAN JARVIS h co..
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ADJUSTMENTS



AMERICAN EEaEaTRR. p0KDhAs STREET.
~ -. sirtt q ~ CHsHfkau.
glaee MAlltGEA. - g g sl4NLAa 1ils EVEN
Tas HfsI ls fS6 Eissa ~ D, isW goaE.
~ I. ' y ss g. s.sEs
1as. MS IS i; ia rs . 6s y...rss
- Ai's1ds7 q Fss s.,. 60 .zvvs
-ir. ctsaiFln liae Na.s sa.sI Moray
~ ssisisi. sli S. isssissis ssis. ~ RI ~
rHE nuNAWAT BATCH
~ 9suk -.-sltl q Be1sl Bsiiy Mis- Ret.s
= esl d1l Aet anf lag apfssr1ncs q NJ q tAU
and mini IsTr soe. coiassd 1aSal ios oas a5s Private
Esss q 10 a n sa * 90, - 7. = 5ss-9 bsiu E
perernsness vi eoaamsaes a 8 quarter rsat1.
SAINT CHAR1Es TliEaTAE.
~ FaasA Eigst n as sesdfSrd REnOH FAMILY.
1 = s.5i Asg.ss 2ss., ,,.e RHysss 80.
- a a f'as. AZ ~ 2 isfi esi CENT 81 es
''' s.''a TIE III sRTFSL ' bobssa pc ''''a
r. -.-s- ~. 49,
A.i sIsE. * ass,.s q rim w1abERiss soYs
~ e s 81 .ls1 gss amy
To selsslads win he FaIee q TIE YoURG WIDOW
Aiasis S Fesay
PLACEDEs VARIETIES.
STAG1 kssaas g. Hts9 ssEs. I'D Fegssis 9 en-.
YoUR LiFE 5 d DaEGEE
1fsT Shiss. 4 GkHE6 Div a (. '''''l
IN which hul Aneqia Hagoi H. Nuee, BaIn sglor NeEna
Tote believed " ta Psss ca.ay Z TE DUMs BELLE
T fa. sEc6E6 DivEi =. n'
To,ossd. -rA rkr ~ Ta isi sf & y ls'' A''D'
The I've ssss, sas. I'D aasa
ORLEANS THEATRE.
s146spaF sall s 81. syil r. "a s' e Ss: d:
eEaed Opera, % 'hrss SCI, z gs.laa snaasd
rrrepa p.rtlsr As.,. Bsss "a Hs and Iass D.vrss
aad Baa1ia
~ Performance. VII eo1nasass 8 iaslst s'slosk
PomaFede's ORIGINAL Panorama
pTTgsTssrppf. r6 rNnrAW I.rWw.
The ssgasst luntsrof pess o have W yss bad an
"A oppdnuy visiting the falCral fsiitiag q
Great tier of NatsFi, ~. goslgs vi sht i fer %
TINA longer sad ui give DAY EXHIBITIONS af the desdt q
he young iols SATURDAY Dec. oeoek
Liberal agIahFeeuts made the admise 81 Echuoia
| haiip ist7 precisely.
Yclf
/ half nrice. dN Al. a. Parker. pt1scfar.
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100 Negroes eEllg5 Land,

AT CAMDEN, MADISON COUNTY, MISS,
On the q Of LanufFy, 1850.
VHTILI4 Be- sold. ONE HUNDRED FINE NEGROES,
w mostly in families, Aso-A PLANTATION, -,
near Camden, Of 5000 acrus. Of which about lQQlt
a. acres in cultivation and have been cleared -4s@
~ within five years; the land e in one compact body
n forming nesry square a large portion IS creek bot
~ TOM and, IN the language pi an eminent gentleman,
who's estate Joins il IL ceFD Uauaoe ad should pro-
dHee praffabfs resulfs aaH IL .ssissinph Also
"A stock of a. fine MULES as any in the Staia. &
with CAvrEE, Hoes, fRqylsl0N, etc.. Among
the Nefrdas 4 ey1eieui flarutnidf AMI Black
smith, and an experienced and nuaiy DgiFel, uk7n
Ii Undesirable sa ta Niua estate toFeiaf. ons tias
(not oNeeeng seven Eeal b1f Il i cannot Be done s Ne
groes will be sold ia families, and the Land HlUs
etc. separate, either Tor cash ca q cIeiit
~ Information can be had By addlsing note 70 me,
18th Deeemha. ldls % w. =. JOHNSON.
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CENTURY.
ssiSF9 n. M P s IL sss2s . @ F1a'
Learned Canary Birds,
Chsfnes Euroge,' sal plumber q JAVA SPA ERpVEs
THURSDAY, &c a6 usi at he Commercial ESshanss lsuhs
Tie sa1pT.as sass q 6s t .os,,e nave been Witnessed By
DOCS 9psH q so'eost ?. ~ E1hbiou commence haf
pa Idp asa s1 j. P ssa sRdi,u hf s aslv
sOuth- Western Circus.
d EoPENlEe Of the Mammoth vger auu At De Cur
~ neE q CsIonde and Pegdide streets on " kN
osh Il fATiiR6P o ~ engaged iaIf limited number d
nizhis, VII nats his allt agpesraHes a rsgorsaas
Eel ssh i1 ss " 55n s s Is q s n e 5
~ Easy Chairs and Famiy Bozesass asd up expressly for La
~ AdniaHiun odiy Is cents.
THE sIX-LEGGED. HOG
soM on E1Sa o, s. S . Ell s 9sP the
The Greatest Eonag IF &c ;age-A HOG, with six
a. To be sssa ilSas 8 a. 4. una Is : 81. dN
Crescent City Circus.
A EssRs. GERMAEl, IA Th0RNE and LiPMAN, Prgpri1-
of ss risNDs ljty vl opsn Hsg csus about me ah
ms; y aoIlSy o e Iaa . 'i z 5 e aS a l9 & q
Aasm9ss Rosa sSsd n @sl5 sse5is Ess s Rgqsisfs2
clown . csqns Nj GER NAM, q na. La THoANE and Mr.
Ths snsrssmssts VII = conducted in manner sasg
Tia aslfs s'ii IS eualiuas.is
glsnea Il he eshIat,d NJ al
p eHrcetsd naali1aiy 40
DAMc1ME AcA1 aHE
Mr. P. cIIssIsY ,ls from PASS - eiltig Informs ,-1s
reopen ' s i. 9 q Ss9es5s b 5a @ hs Wv
No Is Caroudset street, where be viii ali The
Dances that In among the fashionable
eiELe in Paris, such Quariles Naiz deuK Temps,
Fatz eneue Temps German Polka Rowe Aossoka Polka
zourka which the only Dances received
saloons In Europe Mr. C.
both graceful and eeEnnt particularly b.
] gentleman L easily learned
Ladies and Gentlemen desina learn those
instructed by calling Mr. C. between and o'clock thoss
private families.
Days for children, Mondays and Thursdays Hour oeloS
i til dark
Gentleman rsPeetiuy informed that Class VIII be opened
Them tr0u until 10 O'Clock every evening In the those
wish perfect themselves short time, Mr. engaging
them to dance Quarlss and Was in the space month.
&c Dizziness Of the hendtn Walizng entirely Dancin
Rooms, ls CaToudeletsres Common, 029 SIN
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no RENT


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NDAhAsANE hUO1lB. AND OFEAGEs FOR
4 KEN t. In Banks -arcade. Apply at - Natchez
street. up Stalfs. d.
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~ y i7S5'1s M -
4 K: ss: ISs st s9Ss FsS
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eS !. llDhbAlD6E y w on the premises
ETNO RksNT.-Fumished Rooms to rent al No 2 Car -
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ply on the premises os9 lsil
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with Galleries. at the Of St John and PeridO 81
streets No
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HGifsFS snafe5 an 6'irr35s sirss9 hs,vse1 1isss f
and flon,fnon st,sats second 5In,1cirs1 "A ,g,s ~ W
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'uAe6sls Hyo Frame wv hlIlp a+As9p 5 tS -
on Bubianqler nel3feen Constance ana Magazine 81
streets on the shady side Of the street. Apply on the
premises MI
GTORE TO RIEN1T-Ehe large foursory Store Cor pan
for LARGE Western Grneery p lfv Goods IIouse Fnr ~
terms apply 70
ul9 VIM l., GUSHING A. co h57fou,unnn Il
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recession Sale % close C0paTtnershiD Of the late
w. II. NRnRenaselaer & Co.
BY FLORANcE ~ TAYLOR.

BY FLORANCE ~ TAYLOR
=. -o,,,,.r Office 81 GraUier street.
MONDAY, December 81 1873 oicoek-6 e sold Al n
4ll lie auction, the premises
The uneXpired LEASE Commercial Exchange having two
and months FIXTURES RNTTtIRF
and stock Of WINES and LIQUORS.
Any wishing embark
uny offered in the above named establishment which
10 the popular part the Municipality doing
good business and with proper management capable Of mailing
$1,000 per annnm.
On the second floor large Hail. capable Of holding
agIlag SIX months in the year. pays the expenses Of
inc whole establishments There thirteen Rooms
surpassed for comfort and by any in the city
The Furniture Fixtures and Stock insured for Sl5Q0O
The Lease will be aod separately, if desired.
FeTms-Oneha cash the balance 90 days for ap
proved endorsed paper
For further Particular inquire Of VIM Gray on the premises
us9 WIN. GRAY, Liqudaddg Partner