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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-09
e MATRImONY,

E =
Matrimony isa nut -..,
For every mans digestion;
"' ~ When the shell is fairly cracked"
Pop! goes the question. .'.
taas5 Pretty girls viii sigh and blush
ssft simper all they can, sir 8
Till, from out their pouting lirs,
Pop! goes the answer '''
Cupid fans tle holy fame : II
Rankest kind OF arson '' -,
When it gains certain height, ~.
pepl goes the parson- ?. + IL d,
Quite throughout the honeymoon
..,x Made of rosy colors-
'S'''z5' Into sundry dry good ti>ls, sa4
'"#l S'pop' goes the dollars.
When year has shown its tail
Round the corner, (nay BEL
~s=a: out 0ttt upon the happy world, ~
Wv es .ppop!g goes the baby.
.7s5zo Mother gives 1t catnip tea, ,.
zsss9F. Father gives it brandy, &c..
And adown its gastric tube,
sss.s Pop! goes the candy.
''ss-s' the sweets that earth can yield, 2,
ss5s3 Won't suffice to calm it; t--.s.
E7 Daddy screws his lips-and then, ..
SEF@ Pop goes admit! s-~ s.: 81
M.,., .:s~y. !. .,.p-
Madam lets her husband swear
-zEas9, she must be the whipper; f:
ss.f''t iA'nd g above the youngsters heels,
Pop! goes the slipper.
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Thou shalt not carry off the edi-
tors exchanges, unless thou art sure
he is done with them; neither shalt
thou talk to him when be is reading
proof, or writing, lestehe get angry
with thee, and invite thee out OF
his sanetuIns a.stse== vi @@sGes@s easetssss
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-09

~ ~ Counting is an irregular
:as acslye ..f7 ft7ransltive AZ verb, indicative
MOOD, present tense, third person:
s,p3' singular la1:Irlu number. and agrees with
all the girls IN town. S ,.' . 7.@>St T
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-09

= Mint juleps are said to have been
invented by q Virginia editor, after
having kissed a pretty girl who had
eaten some mint. '6*1zHe.1 devoted
several days in attempting to pro,
duee an article which would recall
the original as vividly as possible,
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The AMERICAN PHYsIoGNDMY. =

THE AMERICAN PHYsloGNDMY.-
A recent traveller in this country
a Scotchman by birth and eacation
makes the follwing observ vations
on an interesting subject:
/ Some say the Americans have
no physiognomy-a great mistake,
l think. Tome their physi9gnomy
seems most strangely marked, bear
ing deep impress Of that Intensity
which is the essence of their being
The features even ofthe ycng are
furrowed with lines Of anxious
thought and determined will. You
read upon the nations brow the
extent Of it's enterprise and the IN
tensity ofits desires. Every Ameri-
can looks as if his eyes were glatring
into. the far West and the far fl /
ture. Nay, his mental pk ysiogno-
N.Y. is determined by the same ear
nestness Of purpose. The Ameri-
can never plays, not even the
American child. He cares nothing
for those games and sports which
are the delight Of the Eng1ishnan.
He is Indifferent to the play Of eth
er mind or music. Labor.is his ele-
ment, and his only relaxation from
hard work is fierce Excitement.
Neither does he laugh. s---
The Americans, I imagine, are
the most, serious people in the
world. There is no PLAY even in
their fancy; French wit is the
sparkle Of the diamond tHat dazzle
a SALON. J.; the American i,na agination
flashes its sheet lightning!o halt
| a world. The same terrible earnest
ness is. [ am persuaded, at the bot
tom of that ill-health which is SO
serious a curse to American life.
No doubt other things contribute
climate, stirnulants, sedentarys oe-
cupations, &e.-but deepest rooted
cause Of American disease is the
overworking of the brain and over
excitement Of the nervous system,
which are the necessary sconse-
quence of their intense activity.
Hence nervous, dyspepsia, with
consumption, insanity and: all its
brood Of fell disorders in lis train
In a word, the American works
himself to death. .. i - =,
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F..E.l Y. -5154sEE Z --~5 EFF1E@
=, h'ehes ! llfs'Iea cannot purchase mental
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-09

a"Do. you read Aovelsp' said a
gentleman to a young lady, the'oth-
er, day. eyes sir. . Have you
red Ten Thousand q ! Year?n pur-
sued the. inquirer. zstrt 6 No, sir, !
never read So many as that il all
my life,' . was tie Innocent reply.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-09

a. !" Fellow-sinnere 5, p said a
preacher, S'if you. We're tdld that, by
going to the top Of thos4 stairs yon-
der, pointing to a rickety pair at
one end Of the church, you might
secure your eternal salvation, 1 re-
ally hardly believe ahy of -yon
would try ;;=Tbut let any man pro-
claim there were q, hundred dollars
up there for you, and Ifl guarantee
there would be such al getting up
stairs3as you never didIsee.'' = . :
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: THE SUGAR PLANTER,
.puBL1sHEu EVERY sAToRDA1 MORNING.
HENRY J. HYAMs.
Editor T. Proprietor.
onice near the Court ID Q "se'
YES THAT " R 0 q G IT,

zrm-3 TERMS OF TIE os*7ks~ III
u,,,ocr,ptIon.-ss t. year, due insariablyat the
~ e .bscrbiny if 10: then paid, or within
~ Az III ereafter five dollars wiltbe charged
no subscription will be taken for ssss term shan
six months paper discontinued until arreares
II Hare 3ra5d
, a,lrertIstug g-Advnrtisenents not exceeding ten
. q for fle iirst and 30 cents for every subse'
5 ast Insertion those tgreater length IN proportion
Sa i l,aral discount Those who advertise bF the
Feafg gg@ =: =
- r.r.ns To C1us,s-Wbere Club OF not less than
~, rames Ii sent with the cash. the paper wil De
s , s,;he n. sg 80 each subscriber, and an addition
g. al sopY to the person furnishing the list.
s1hpre d Gub Of not less fhsn twenty is furn'shed
r;th the cash the pa per will b. forwarded at s. 5
,ach subscriber AMI two additional copies ''r the
! if agent. u :
job Printing.
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I'M 6 erlaans friend, how long
have you BEEN married ~
E.ss We'll, dissa ting shat I s4don.
don't like to talk apbat, but ven; {
vas.'' s'rS5SsS5's-
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! zWeen.sDr.' d. anp lawyer a.
We're walking, arm III arm, wag
said to friend: E!tThese two: are
just equal to one hi&ahWaaJy'man., - :
|"Why o. was the Response. Be
cause, rejjoiinea the Tag, |'it is q
Lawyer and: a doetorf yoa1ss money
or your zyfaAI''f ii is &as::-~-%s9s73
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-09

s'Julius, what part ..of de cere-
monies do de ladies most admire
when dey go to church4". 7s4''"
We'll, f Pompe,y, i can't tell dat,
what is it," 49, ss.rrs l.. 7t..=ra-s.|
!. nWhY. oh course. do haazzS.n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-09

10 A red headed loner,;in writing to
a red7headed girl should take great
care in wording. bis letters. The
less said about Smutnhl fame. the
better. % We once knew d d wedding
postponed x'years BY such an ali
fusion. q. z5szs:5 Il ! e4Hig*s 9.szs%ESs e>@ !;
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-09

Poor ireland has been long Hun
fdered by absenteeism 2 Paady
upon landing at Liverpool, .wal
asked what brought him 70 Eng
land 2a"Be Jasus, Z quoth Pat,f an
sure I've come to look after tomt
of the runaYay absentees, ,ho4ey:.'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN HER MAJEsTy1 COURT OF PROBAT &, IRELAND.
Ncterta BY tie frace God the United Kingdom OF
treat Britain aud reSnd Queen, Defender Of the Faith 10
james Francis Rorte r ~ torke Of No 44 Brose New
York the natural and Awful brother only Kin OF
horke, late of In the county
Dublin, Renemsn teased tntestae bachelor without
other broheor sister him surviving who died In
the month u Novemb thousand eight hundred and
Whereas, N{iam Rorke claims 10 interest
IN the goods Of SAID desires have repre-.
sentative rAtzed saidt Now, this command
ron that the fee,rh April ensuing
enppsar In the Courf Probate personally your proc
icitor ATTORNEY refuse iei:ers ~ ad
minisrs'Vn Of all goods rights credits and
chaiels ~ he sai de tcssed dying
otherwise 70 show should not be and
committed unto saI wisn Rorke 70 his Ssthuts ..
Dated this 9Th day 81 February, 1883 -
kRTHt5R sAMUELs, Proc.or.
IL TIenrett'k st, Dublin for the said William Rorke.
VILLA. NrLHY Rec srar
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rev lawn nou ~, 70 "o 'Nu i'e r. - "I nt.es
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sonpaohrs sepoys hihuoos Fc'osnoS 100
49,. c.su '"" 7rS"' Ne"S sS"o' NJ. u..~
Charlie snd rie Der children Master and Ass Reeves
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HOTELS.

.ShMiIy HorvfI, -etfrs OR SINGLE ROOMS, FUR
nishei or ukfurnished for families or gentlenSi. IN
Family Ic'e Fourth avenue, NJ prices ranging
from Is to ~ pelvoek Transient u 70 per day
Strangers visiihHg the city Will DO well 70 call.
nlOsg HOrESJ, DINING SALOON AND HRsrAuRANr,
M corner PoNeaTy and .ysrd street provided with al
Ne secsres "a be .-Ascu ,seu the Euvpe plan and r
nshad through with patent spsing bsda Lodgings aas
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EoR sALE-TwEsTY GOOD SINGING MoGkIs9
birds In good cong, s IS watts street. one bocx from
Canal street. second door. back room. ua.oxrs
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nRoADwAY THEATRE.
ID GRAND TESTIMONIAL
PRESERVATION MD bknEfr

BROADWAY THEATRE.
PRESERVATION AND BENEFIT
To CHARLES SHEHwOOD,
At Broadway 1beaire Tuesday evening. March ~
The uncersgned being desrous Of rendering 70 Cnares
Sherwood enduring token of tber appreciation OF MS
course artist aad their respect for his many virtues IN
private public life. do hereby unite for the purp OF
Offering foe acceptance gold medal with appropriate In
scrptton shall presented the evening u Tues
day seth Of March ns The occasion OF his oeneht
the broadway Theatre.
Hon Stuyvesant, Cot VIM. II. Porter,
John van 1iae Vim. Mclean
Jsmee NJ Cross, VIM. q. Burdick.
Thomas ssephers ,. r. Smith,
p Pickford, samuel 'Orden.
John y. Bradley. j. VI. FULLER,
CHARLES o. Cornell Henry Arc darius.
John W Brady RIchari 0hes
liIh.rt Plstt JF. Warner,
ri W aenst stephen Gardner,
Michael Murray, Ray 1ompsns,
VIM. n Barber, J. X, Ittem.
Charles Francis, r. Totpkins
DANIEL woss, O.w. yessy,
George W. Butt J. ". Phillips 90.
BorAtio Reed, James Nolan,
James Percva, John Richards,
A. M. Crsslsr, Meade Btsihers
Vim. H. Andersen, W j. Lewis,
! nj NIkfort Geopgs vei,ch.
~. II. Wordeu, j. Woodruff,
Charles Devin, Jsmes 9les,
c. X Crook Chauncy Hurd,
JF. Bradley, wn r. jennings,
A Is Meech, J. L. Naugr
ID Gsrdnt tsaac t.ycn,
and 'vo hunarcd others.
Ala meeting Of the committee At the a.
tsrday evening, March n 4 was
Resolved, With view carrying out iGe cbtFcs Y the
sub scrbers the presentation testimonial u gt medal
With gold guard chain studded viii diamonds OF tie yaiu OF
6yo be prescribed Charles SHERWOOD IN, rN "a Ais
benefit Al the Broad Theatre pressncs q s NJ cs
ions VAN rrsE, Secretary.
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r AURA KEEHE's NEW THEATRE. 6ef BROADWAY.
Ia BLAZING TRIUMPH
NIGHT THE POOR hTROIIEHS

FIRST NIGHT OF THE POOR sTROII.ERs
MONDAY EvssIsG, MARCH %, 1883.
The ard ibrss psv,-sn, n.ss
no" pe''O'"e' RI TnE X foos sr%oLiEEs '-
s sssss es Cassidy ne oi; ba;s
hob Rad ....t. Jsnerson samson .......M MI Pe'ers
MARIE Icro, Miss " q Ho~ssz
70 conclude wi the beautiful operate ror.nce in I've
IHE EIyss; or, gns sTA ss..:, BRIDE ,.,,.
said e rass sps.tss and Ayes VINO IKE the phan,s
40. ot S Sh u a s
ing hs 81 m newly asy s INA.
,scn anns.ieay moving IN tse forests butt
Al he spproafh Of aisst they their nno
Prince rSPS ig s,.sa Sa'fs
s aeyss T:s; h sss.,
sylvia the statue bride Misc Laura seens
fhs miller daughter Miss Nsansss
Madame Chloe mother Of Colin Miss Wells
r .. s sss scsSs M. s sa:s'x
He'f sYscFs fsf 81 sG5ar sGss Il
Scene I-IDteroro Of uons Influence Of sprs.
on romsnic mSenaionAwfui scene Of cccs rsppns ana
sce ne saIsie in rseuaezvous de Ia chasas-s~
hgp,smens chorus long way si,er ssr rresss9,-TSs
and al for'yLAmen.b- esss Of premature ased up"
Scene s-Hs .;S s b a,, 1s Ell v,,,s,.
Psg 1s s1 STsh 81 & W %!S 1ass ,If'
The ~ curiosity Ike hat OF true love running
smoohTh. determination OF the romantic tailor him
sell Of the above bcvtcrng inyisonfs Interrupted BY
pectnd oidentThe hunters who have searched VAIN
for discover the statue Of mphfho laden
tree and the wishing veQueen Of IN. Hives In crystal
fountain Of The Statue The folly " buying pig
IN poke, and the dssiyan'agc ~ sing tsuy wl
out nhd-1be bitterly ne dove the hare. The -four magic
rrsesfte OF 'of fools ver1sfLOgs rules afRo
pslsce and the Of the Prince
ri priaie The sta;uo-Ks appeaArf of the Elves
Act II
i-Granc peoSn and houfoir-The toilet of beauty
Though ShaEspers has recorded thai H. fruess TO
the lily aud ad perfume % The Violet In not TO be
posed pretty forms improved By
e lsbor~ ~ Partisan noi-Ih- ss-ue again endowed
with tsfhs fore. OF r1smpis-the fea, The train, The
thsp-The great ~ laIor aud he cold collation..
Ecese 2Ihe mtf's eel Ave i'm % fatal curiosity
-Wnmans destination sni mans icfsinatlon-Who
stat the artir rrv of beauty
srsne -tsrdso- AMI exterior a The Princes ps:ace-
Grand Fete ChAmper honor Of Ne Princess Jongu-y~
sOvenne qusdres is d.ar 4. CellNrus-The shades
Of night apptar-Ths statue having lie, but during the dag
retnr M to it's marble shrOud
scene "a prisonThe romsnts tailor sho Is In chsins
misery visited by the penoE Daughter who r~i.isa
history and him her prisoner forever
SA ball 81 sAsef1he a day restores he
feFAai ard mortal death Il Sylvia,
DO sgaln becomes marblerh- Elm Queen Enn
change and fairy bower-Nagn iHcent rsbleau-
Doors open al 7; W commences n ~ precisely.
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hSD--i nr rsg

NBLOs IsRDks -kOkDAf EVENING, k6E3ls %
~ 70 itvt ~ the FAR gCN srgl5 : . a
IhCOhPshAbLE EANEL hROEGsRs.
FAhh -. ssfoTS- end JfHOhs
We De'er -eru - w a ,b-r i4e ygsis."
First appearance q Toe Nes York pet
fv.h0 AMEri.A
<nce has ere In isrosi'ion.
The dasAiEg MAiiBgrA ZsSraaTIA
ana al the ~ uhlr Tfuule Of Great kruses
Connie psntoa une, TEE hot,, III. Eaa LOVE
8A8tIEs ~ hi- gt-st ccmpcy a-c etsr os JosAyd.
EVOLu1i NJ IN 1EE l!unI EGFE.
Marietta Zsrfr-.ts, v NhisrLi. Z,uft-,,- aud
k1lt spp1es>D. OF youoS AtaeNoA
BIArt;O, THE NsuiG DNcED
The Ant0klo. Az 5t4Aoo
Doors open al 81: comm nc- al J. oic,cs
15ekex 60 centa Ippe. xss & ~ n. chsren -
SFsNAL EoricF.-1be mansge rne~., b'rs b -oe a
the numerous corroapo15en4 reasve % sos.s
GRAND FAREWELL, JUVENILE ArTrRNs ..I PES.
FOkMArUEs BY THE kAfEL nkUiaEas,
10 few DAYS
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CILENDID AND UNIQUE
- Parlor and Chamber Furniture,
Piancforte,
FAgr nj a

on Paintings &c,
Az suction. Monday.
T. GoULDsNITH sucuoneer, viii sell this day, March
street near Sixth avenue without any being
.ssss al G ff and
TO be appreessd Catalogues on the morning Of sale viii
vertissmsnt, viz
French plate pier glass rich lace curtains landscape paint
ed shades gold paintings very choice ana et,a
e S ss fn
T GeSsh % sT0esss sns ssy s osn
day psnte, clock &C Also three paror sus carved
riches, description ma5e to order ross~ God marble top
centre, side and sofa tables ,ou
Cutlery plated ware casters French ehns tea sets cut
every imsensOis Kind nqaor sets finger bowl msn.e
ien.on table oak perfect orsr ingram carpets &C.
One celebrsted patent sosbeds and
rocking and oher chsls ~ hair mattresses Also
any ma is top dfesslng bureaus with vsssands TO Gu
scd rose~ood beJstesd oval mirrors For fnl psrucnars
catalogue sale per.mptory Tor cash No pcstpon en
on any account. ran or shine.
CHERIFF's sALE-PUBIIC AuCTIoN.-To BE OLD
- By pgoe ssie Tuesday, the Ssh instant a. Ia on
First quantity email coal good horse 20
good ca& almost harness. fixtures OF The oce aud G.
Ssrd. Terms e1Asn
o. ieSay March so is5s At 10 o'clock A. NJ at The sales
10 spruts street consisting OF carpets. rosewood
mahogany and MISUNDERSTANDING oil pain ings &c
RIO MAcHINIsTs, IRON FOUNDERS aC.-PERENP,
tory aal- of machinery, iron aud toosWl be soli
auction 1uepay March b. lS5 O'Clock 2. NJ, AT the
foundry or factory VI the New Wrought Iron Railroad
Char Company, Morgan street. near Washngon Jersey
City n j. BY virtue order Of the Supreme Court
an against said company ALL the machinery tools
stock fixtures AT the wurks Of the company, ncBg
engine, chair mAcbnss punching sbsarng blaming
arling hines turning lathe and varie Yof toos
c In working Also lot Of railroad chars and
psr boiler and scrap and Steel and 40 tots OF coal.
Terms "a de known day ~ sale
y : T Z IvlhassBSssknEEk, AudI'Ora
H,Hos. WERLICH. AUCTtoyEEE-sT 10 SPRUCE
4 srect--N. BON account OF whom Il may to
nav charges lot Of machinery, consisting
tess die. and other machinery ON Friday April 1885, at
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DURTON'S NKw THEATRE
ID THIRD and LAST WEEK of the
THE MORMOES,
which, Notwithstanding its great muSt be with
10 maize for Mr. Booth who appears Monday
First time In America Of
THE BROTHERS HUTCHINSON.
will irely original and classical entertain
ment called HE hPUR1s F Atlas in which hey will
he miraculous of wbrlng four large and
silver globes With their feet In endless evoiutons
and gyrations - -
MONDAY and TOhsDAY-Tht great play of THE NOR
MONS; Or Lars AT SALT LAKs CRY. Mr. aud Mrs E l..
Davenport Bur ION Mr O. Fisher &C, will appear All
the beautiful scenery and exciting and wonderful
EVENT., with the n est facts Ia Mormon history
The BKOTIiEhs BU fCHIksON will 30 through their won
eegrn performances. before the Queen
X, gland tho Mousfcbs OF Russs Austria Prussia S~s
norway and Hanover The testimonials from
these couns with the signatures Of the various kings may
be n the Box flee
To conclude with the farce Of
WANTED, A HAPPY FAMILY
On rhurst sy-Tbe SERIOUS FAMILY and fHE TOODIES
be Ilsy ef, uculsr desire.
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DHiIIP X WILKINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i household furniture at suction-PHILiP X. WILKINS
viii se auction Wedn sday, March 81 st l0a O'Clock
West Twenty fifth the entire furniture
ad house. consisting IL part OF pod and mahoeany
chaB chairs tivans pier tabies stepo9rd
dining mahogany French bedseais dressing
brussels and ingram carpets ocloths &C; also rosewood
STOOL chandeliers snd fixtures
china aid glassware together with assortment of kitchen
fttrpt sura
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tAyOOD's BUIICIh9s.
w H. WOOD. Proprietor,
n6l and SIS BROADWAY, Prince street..
IMMENSE CROWDS -
GREAT SUtCeeS
GEO CHRlsTY AND WOODS MINsTkEi.5 have tbs
pleasure announcing ths and public Ia general
That their - ---
GRAND STAIRCASE
peing completed the thoroughly prepared hal
'-'' is NOW OPEN.
vito q select -
FTHiopIAK ENrERr AINsENr.
copcludinp with week entirely original sketch
by 4. Hssk.r, iutr lduciug grand
DIUksnlU fANyhnhA,
entitled THE SLEIGH RICE,
tArough Broadway and Bloomngdae hoad 70 Jooes'
frLckem, driver Mr. oeo thrsy
tommy ~pey interesting juvenile. Mr. Geo. Holland
Tickets Is cents. Doors open at D. 10 commence alta.
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rhoNFER. WILL SELL AT i5i
dock large assortment Of house
mily leaving the city large wrench
10. centre tables, curtains sofas,
carpets, hall oiicio,hs, tnshogfny
Ing and other mattresses, feather
4 bureaus, ws-hstsnds. toilet sets,
nd kitchcn furniture. china. glasses,
wood ware, Sc. A good chance for
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RARsuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID Tbs uncomfortable
PUBLIC EXCITEMENT
accustomed by this Lew American drama
TKANSCEH DS ALL EXAMPlH
aud places the any the heart zgaung the fsceuous and
the e"000l SURFING BRIDE
EVENIN q
CvERwHELMINGLY POPULAR
preduetops Joy and amezement alternately possess all
W ~ II, presented IL IL 10
sPlhIT OF IMPA ssIONED BEAUTY
the most artistic imaginable, bt l. &
EAULtLESsLY PERFEC
10 ali it's sppoin euts gots up with
LAvIsH ECU BERANCE OF GORGEOUS DESIGN
hitherto unsiemp.sa, and performed wins
CONSuMMArE kXCEI,LENCE
that mock parr-l In obedience To the universal wish
WIN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
FIFTH SUCCESSIVE WEEK.
MONDAY and TIL En- DAY March - and ~, 1883
In the Afternoon at O'clock Al well GS
In the Evening at ia o'cock,
luIurously intellectual and Interesting drama adapted
from Souibworth elective LEDGER story by Mr. II.
watkins sXpI. for talented OF this es;Ab
lishmeni, the bri dent picture of the
SENsAfIEG SIDE OF LIFE.
TIE BRIDE OF AN EyxNfNG;
OR CIRcuMsIAsTIAL EvfDErcE,
GENERALIZATION OF GENIUS
The Mammoth Lady, weighing 700 pounds the Living Ho
only pounds the Original Happy amy;
Panopucon Studio with Illuminated pcurcs, ali W
be seen here well the nlmiLab Aquaria, or
Ocean River Gsrdet ths gres,os curiosity In
Positively NO rREX LIST.
Al mitLAnce 10 all Is cents: Childrea IL ceuAL
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rsxscuTop,s SALE OF PIANOS AND FURNITURE
~ This day monday at 10 O'Clock. at 3E Fulton street,
Brooklyn pt-oo~ r mahogany dressing bureaus one
eteFert mahogany bedcads, two mlh3s
wArdrobe, chairs three pier glasses Two 6ookraas
centre bes Ss-h stands rockers Notsr.s two extension
table, hair mattre sses kitchen fnrnitnre ac
9' 49, Ped A COLE, Auctionrcrs
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ssIGsEE's SALE AT AUCrioN.-srOCs or CAR
N pets and ocioihs mats sni mating, piano and tsee
covers con,er.s Of II fOurh po-poued 10
Monday kpras This stock will be sold during tine week "a
ousses 70 purchesers nj price, By order OF the
asa pe