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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20
supreme Court Of tho United States.
DECEMBER TERM, 1859.


Springfield Township. Of Franklin
county, W, john Ii.Quick, auditor mud
William Robesun. treasurer of Frank
lin county. IN Error 20 the Supreme
Court oil tic.Slnic Of Indiana.
Mr.. Justice CATRON delivered the
opinion Of Tho Court.
Tho 25thscction ofthojudiciary act de-
clarers, that whore isdrawn In question
tho construction Of any statute OF tn
United States, and the decision isagalnrt
the right set up or claimed by either
party under the act of Congress, such
decision may bc re-cxamincd, and ,rcyer.
sed or affirmed, IN tho Supreme Court,
on writ Of error.
Here il IL claimed for the Inhabitants
OF. the township, that tho fund arising
from the proceeds of the sixteenth acc
ton shall not DO estimated in dlstribu.
ting tho general school fund OF the State
derived from taxes paid into the State
TREASURY. Tho acts of the legislature
cqunlizc tho amount that shall be np-
proprinted for the education Of each
scholar throughout The state, taking in.
TO tho estimate tho moneys derived flom
tho proceeds Of The 10th section, with
the proviso, that tho whole Of tho pro.
Goods shall be expended IN the town
ship. Fit be more, thon nm equal por-
ton TO each scholar elsewhere furnish.
cd by tho State fnnd-stil, tho town.
ship has the benefit Of such excess, bnt
receives nothing from tho treasury; and
" 1t be'icss, then tho deficiency is made
up, 80 as TO cquallgo according to the
general provision.
And thcquestlon hero l., whether tho
State laws violate the nets Of Congress
providing TINT tho proceeds Of The 10th
section shall be for the use Of schools in
the 'oeaShp And our opinion H. that
In expanding tho proceeds a tho 10th
section for the exclusive use Of schools
"in the towship," whore the section ex.
sts, IA compliance with the leg station
OF Congress, on the sulioci nor X the
State bound 10 provide any additional
fund for township receiving the boun
~ Of Congress, no matter 10 what OK.
iont other parts Of the States arc sup
piled from thc treasury.
The law Is perfectly just one; but II
IL were otherwise, aud ihc school fund
was distributed partially, nevertheless
these receiving tho bounty from Con.
gross have no right 10 call on this court
to Interfere with tho power exercised
by the State legislature In laying and
collecting taxes, and in appropriating
them for educational purposes, ut IL
discretion.
We hold, thnt ttuo construction was
given TO the ncts of Congress referred
20, and order that the judgment DO af.
ilrmod.
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Correspondence.


MixEnviLLR, IND, Jan. 9Th, 1860.
Mn EpiroR-Sr. Tho citizens of this
vicinity were called upon about four
weeks since by tho coroner Of Franklin
county, to hold IN inquest over the
body of Patrick Fchan, then and there.
being found dead on tho farm Of Abra.
ham Jones, In Bath township. In said
county. Fchan was man about fly
years Of ago, and was in tho habit OF
getting intoxicated. Ho left homo on
Wednesday morning and came to Mix
crvllo; renamed about tho village ill
In tho after part Of tho day; ho then
procured jug, proceeded TO the real
denco Of ono Abraham Davis, who, by
the by, keeps tho worst kind ofbaldfdcc,
and there and then tho family, or Mrs.
Davis herself, for tho purpose Of getting
fifty cents, sold tho said Fehan ono
quart of their bdidface, and started him
ofr. Tho result IL already told above.
While tho deceased still lay where no
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20
Republican State Convention.

The Republican State Central Com
mittoo have fixed the 22d of February,
rs tho day for the assembling Of Mass
Convention, ut indianapolis, of all hon
est opponents of the policy OF Mr. Buch-
anan and his subservicncy TO tho spread
OF slavery, &c. 1t is n bcdtting day
that the masses Of our people Should AS
sen,b,e and consult together rs to the
best way to preserve and pcrpctuate the
free Institutions toward tho establish
mcnt of which tho great man, whose
anniversary il is, did so much. "First
in war, first in peace and first in the
hearts of his countrymcn, expresses 80
fully and completely tho relation in
which the "Father Of his country is
held BY tho whole American people, that
to commemorate the day OF his birth Is
q duty so sacred, that all arguments
must fail to further impress IT, In what
way, theo, can men who truly love and
admire the man, his character and
whole acts, botter give expression there.
Of, than to swear anew on tho altar Of
our common country, that tho Union
Of these States must and shall be pre-.
served. We no longer hear tho tocsn
of alarm from our Southern brethren at
tho moro whisper Of n dissolution Of the
Union by such men as Garrison and
Philips Of tho North, but from tho lead
ing statesmen Of tho South IN Congress
Its Governors and public Press open
and dofantly proclaim n dissolution Of
the Union on tho happening Of n per-
fcctly legal and constitutional event.
1t Ia the grcat west that owes 1t Il
it6clf and sister States, to preserve and
maintain the integrity Of tho Union
and to do so she must place in her exc
cutiyc chair Of the Government, one o
our tried, practical Statesmen, anC
maintain, as sho Ia entitled too, tho bal
anoo Of power between tho north an'
tho south. The States carved out 0
the great north western Territory an,
dedicated forever for freedom by tho or
dinance Of Thomas Jefferson, have II II
their power TO settle this vcxcd question
of slavery agitation, and owe II to thsm
selves TO do 1t. The election OF n Re
publican President can alone accom-
plish the object, and the west must d
IL and with a western man. Lot tn
great north west stand MS unit at Chi
, cago, In juno, on one OF hormany 'woi
, thy and well tried" Statesmen and hi
nomination will be secured.
, The Mass Convention oflndianais Ia
, frst called in tho west to send delegate
TO Chicago From every county, town
, ship and town, lot tho advocates {
, good order 30 up to indianapolis an
/ and on tho birth day Of our bclovo
: Washington, pledge anew our devotio
10 tho Union, Constitution and on
/. common country. Good will grow OF
Iof IT, Mark the prediction.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20
ozfnrd rnmnln Seminary nurned.

From tho Cincinnati Gazette We learn
that the Female Seminary at Oxford,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire on Friday
last, 18th inst, involving loss Of sG0,-
900. The building was Of recent con.
structlon, and embodied in its plans oil
tho convoniences Of modern Summaries.
The origin Of tho fire is supposed to
have been from defective nuo, which
communicated flames to the loists Of the
second noor Thoro was an insurance
on tho building OF $50 600.
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State Agricultural Board.

The following named gentlemen were
recently elected officers Of tho Agricul.
tural State Board
Presideat-Geo. ID. Wagner, Of War.
rem.
I'ice frcsideat-~J. ID. Williams, OF
Knox.
Secreiary-Wm. T. Dennis, Of Wayne
1redsurer-T. X. Sharpe, Of Marion
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20

BaS- Gov. Black, Of Nebraska, has
vetoed u bill for Tho abolition Of Slavery
in Nebraska, passed by both branches
Of tho legislature. Black Democracy
appears TO DO Wooded TO tho peculiar
institution" no matter ne to locality.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20
ADM sIsTRAToR 4AI ]
Real Estate.

T'UB undersigned, AdmisiratoF ef tho Estate II
james crnft, deed, viii sell at public auction
on the premises, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY llth, 1850.
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and ? o.
clock, T., W., the following real estate toiwif
The West pari cfthc foath west quarter Of section
twenty nine 2n) In town ten - Of range one west
60 tho iine of William Eivoi, containing ahunt 10s
aeses more OF lesf, subject 10 the widows right
lhorc are about 30 acres cleared, good orchard,
frnmc house md barn on the pftmises.
Tfnns ~ ftfr.--0nc third down, one.thfd In
twelve months and onc.thfd IN eighteen months
from day of sale, with Interest. The deferred
payments 90 be secured by note with approved
curlty wniylng the hen,lt q valuation md rp-
pfalscmont laws. JOSEPH WELSH,
noid.dw Administrator.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Eeal H9taGGs

V'llE undersigned Administrator Of the estate 81
l. William hubottom, deed, gives notice that In
pursuance with an order Of The Court of Common
Pleas OF frrnkn county, Indiana. he Will offer FOE
sale al public oul1fy on the pfomlfes ON
Saturday. February 10Th 1850.
Between the hours OIL o'clock A. NJ, and o'elock,
y. ~, tho following described Real Eslaie.
situate In said county, to-wt Lots No. -. a. as,
81 and 81, on which there h hne story Dwelling
and store House, situate Ia the town OF Meta
mora.
And tho south east quarter Of the north east
quarter o. section !, town II, range ~ aud the
north east quarter of the north east quarter Of
ton l. tswn l. range ~, except 10 acres cut Of the
la.t named tract, sold by VIM. Holland 20 ID.
Mount, aud 30 much ~ the west half Of the north
west unnricr Of section q, Va town H. range ~, No
lies south Of the west branch Of the White Water
Rlveri tho whole containing about is3 acres, we'll
lmnroyod and productive soil, aud lying together
making nice little farm, within = ola nile Of tho
town OF Motamofa, In aid county, asd being the
farm formerly owned by William RubOtlom. The
Dwelling House above described viii be sold sub,
leet Al the claim 81 Layina Ruhollom, under tha
win ~ said deceased. Said Real Estate viii DO
soid On the following iormsi
one third each W hand, one third In 3 months,
.,,a ono thira la n months from day Of sale. The
:, f.,,.l ravuents 90 be- secured by notes with an,
ngoseA seenflty with interest ifom dnio waving
Valuation aud nppralscment laws.
WILSON MORROW,
Janis ioaw Admir-.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20
COMMISSIONER S SALE
REAL ESTATE

TilE undersigned appointed Commissioner. by the
Court ofcommon llcnre, of Franklin county,
Indiana, 10 make salesoi the Real Estate belonging
10 the heirs Of James Mewhinnew, deceased, viii
sell ~ public auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY litb, 1850.
Between the hourr Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o.
clock, y. NJ, the following described Real Estate
situate In said county, to- witt The wcst half Of
the south eaHiq uafer offociion town 4, 81 range
= conlninlng eighty acres more or lees. Said land
u situate on the Blue Crock reat two nnd a half
miles from nrooksile--hns upon II house aud a
good cooper shop.
TnaNs,--Oues third purchase money down on day
Of sae. balance In one and two years thereafter,
with interest, 90 be secured by note aud approved
free hold security, waving bencnt 81 valuation aud
nppfaisomcnt laws. q. q. bfNkLEf,
january TO- 1900. noi6.4w Commissioner.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20


NEw County -NEwToS.--Gov. vii.
lard has issued his proclamation cstab.
fishing county Of Newton, with tho fol.
lowing described boundaries, to.wit
Commencing at point on tho State
line between Indianaand Illinois, ut thc
southwest corner Of township twenty.
sevcn north, Of range ten west, at the
corner Of Benton aud Jasper counties
Indiana; thence east along tho limo oil
said counties Of Benton and Jasper
between townships twepty-slx and
twoniy.sovon, 10 tho range line between
ranges seven and eight wet; thence
north range line Of seven and eight, tc
tho Konkakoo river thence wost-wardly
down tho channel Of said river to III,
State limo between Indiana and Illinois
thence south along said State limo to The
place of beginning.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20

The Indiana american suggests, the
nmc OF Prof Joseph Brady, of Con.
norsvilc, az Candidate before the Ro-
publican Convention at Indianapolis for
Superintendent Of Public instruction
Prof Brady, is gentleman OF fine
echolastic atlainmonts-hos had long
oxpcrancc in teaching, and is cmincnily
qualified for tho position named. lie is
brother OF our highly esteemed Dem
ocratic follow citizen, John p. Brady,
Esq, and, we believe, resided In this
County for many years.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20

rA- Gov. Lctcher, ailcr having taken
tho oath as Chief Magistrate of vir-
ginia, informed tho Legislature that no
had no message TO communicate ut
present. lilo thinks that body has been
bored sufficiently in that limo by his
immediate predecessor,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20

49, Mr.. Senator Brown avcrrcd IN
his speech in tho Senate, that "tho 4
O0O0OO slaves in tho South occupied q
higher position, morally, socially and
physically, than other laborcrs on the
globe" Think OF that, yo laborcrs whc
vote tho Democratic ticket.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20

tsS- Mnnlfostly tho first ballot in tho
Natoral Democratic Convention will
DO "scatteing" one. Positive or i'm
piled instructions have been given as
follows:
Ono, INDIANA and ILLISoIs.-For
Douglas.
OREuoN---Jo Lane.
GEORGIA. Howell Cobb.
MIssIssIrL--Jon. Davis.
KESTUcKY.--Jnmes Gutrie.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20
Democratic State convention.

The following Is tho result of The
Locofo bubble at indianapolis last wook:
The State ticket is administration with
ono or two exceptions. Hendricks, un-
I'll very recently, held an Office undes
"Old Buck" and il Known to be very
hostile toward Douglas. We append q
synopsis oftho revolutions passed which
wc copy from tho Cincinnati Gazette
They were very lengthy.
Hers State Ticket.
Governor--Thomas A. Hendricks.
Lieut.. Governor--David Turpic.
Secretary of Stato--W William Schlatcr
Treasurer Of S;alo--Nathaniol Gun.
ningham.
Auditor--Joscph RESTING.
Attorney Gencral--Oscar b. Hoard.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Samuel l. Rugg.
Clerk Supreme Court-Cornclius o.
Brien.
Reporter for Supreme Court-M. G,
Kerr.
Delegates Tor The State at Large.
II. M. Huntington, Robert Lowry, s..
ii. BuskirS and J, i. Foley.
District Delegates.
Isl, District--Smith Miller, John $.
Gnvilt,
2nd--J. b. Norman, s. X. Wolfe;
3d-H. w Harrington, p. g. Dun
ping;
4th-J. V. Demusdaffer C. B. Ben
tlcy;
5ih--Lafo DovcIn, W. W. Frybar-
GER
Glh-w. II. Talbot, J. VI. Gregg;
7lh-Dr. f. Reed, ii *. Wilson;
9Th Il. b. Stockton, / @. Eston;
9th--G. Hathaway, S. A. Hall;
1Oth--Pliny lIoagland, G, w. Nc
Conncl;
lith-J. n. Cof'rotb, VIM. Carver.
Electors for the State at Large.
Cyrus l.. Durham and J c. Walker
Alternates.-A. A. Hammond nnc
Paris &. Dunning.
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4 BETTER AND sURER WAY FOR LADIES AND
gentlemen 10 get hghe~ cash prices for their OF
iothing Furniture Carpets and Jswey and not 70 b. hum
ueeed by great pus y TO send note BY post TO y Anho
Y seventh avenue between Twentieth aud Twenty hrr
reets which will be puncusy attended g. LADIES attend
by Mrs A
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A FFLIerED RFsToREDi IGNORANCE BxrosEDi
and New YORK Ssa ADVISER and Marriage aas aSorm.
q The cause q her III health been d.appsni.
mode Of cure Mailed free for Oh by LxwREScs, 50
scsey street Of Ne su,hor es Broadway aP starr Hours
i iSss treatment A. AAa 70 THURSDAY even
nR BFoDIE, ssS BROADWAY, CHARGES MODE.
IL rA.y and cures without mercury Ills remedies exceed
everything and are taken without deiecioa.
nR H. a BARROW, los BLEEcKER STREET, FOUR
~ doors from sacdousa New York, author that popu.
lar medical work Human taiy, may Be eonsqltsd a.
nR WATSON INVITES THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED
- WITH certain form e diseases . csl a. b. residence
s ' p ao and
Plates asS S had E IS ssaw ssN n@;
Ihe best work for the non professional readerNedca
nR RALPH's OFFICE, CORNER or HOUSTON AND
~ Crosby streets dss Crosby Hours io' 10 and eoe
hrs. BRoDIE WARDS MARVELLOUS, IN.
fsoe s ssssnasss spe.ay and AM ~ cure
provtns, once them. q whom sey win obtain
nss svai%as Their rsassss he anf s rsnse
onIce AS Broadway. mp sairs
DRs. coo o. , y DIANE sLREEx NAY BE CONSULT
exclusively devoted % shsse complaints enable him . war
medical preienders call, with certainty q being rad
cAiy cured or no pay.
ERox The NEW YORK I,Ixgs.ppocToR HUNTER
ana ali other remedies fall without dieting or restr
the habits Of the patient without the dLsgutng
sickenins effects a all other remedies In
than sin hours IL roots out the poisonous tant
vial ard csqno, = obtained s.nslPs sny.here ~,
<rsss q the evil effects a early abuse
DRorEssoR REsrELL Ie7 CHAMBERS STREET, CAN
consulted usual or BY letter addressed 70 Dor 22N
View York Post onnco
SHIS AN EARLY GRAvE.-READ THE PRIVATE
- h'de lrraiise BY DR.. Ward, regularly educated ply
iah u ~ devoted 70 curing dseases ~ certain class
ai nat eunsNa ~ ard upon fisesses which
bie - .sis ils nsties AID rrarnent-he INST
e'eha " ne vts3-et ,af.d ffnrn net,me spent N
w " ~ MS t.s tH0 f.rR .rA n u~Hctice than
e'hf Hting rA'sc.sn ~ "ARp clone can restore yyu
sound, cpcc ~ bfusdNy
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WINES AVID LIQuoRs.

LurTERsIH STREET pisr1LLsRy-Es rA sL.lsHED
ISx-The chtaprsl plsse TO buy hns Dsandea. Winea
Rums whskeys Cordiafs kc for wholcsale and fsnil1
trse a rs Vest rseenth No liquor sold b. ~
glass. thhLES y sifh, rroprieeor.
CEvENrH AVENUE DrsTrLLERg SOS. SO AND ~
a. seventh avenue The cheapest and Ia cts
ypt nd OF pure Dluor tor family whoic~ae
trade 81. 81 svFeuta avenue. ottl laisls,h AID
Thlfty.fi streets, New York HE@HEs = .DN
o-ru sTREET ptsrrLtErY-GRAynu 10 EAsI
- rgf t~cntL street ntar r Fif svena. ihe cheap
plscer bus dne Hradirs Wines Euh. Nakct Ani Co.
dals TtvAs fAmes awi tfe ltsdr resp. tY iavl's8
AL all efssfa ue tt9lsf beff f y ains -. shNr
- 49, f.ts EaH.esnh rts, an1aa SOL lJl West Ihry
Stytn.4 a.rosA jos GONG. frup-icsOf
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AMVSEryENYs.
NIBLOs GARDEN
Nv sotc Lessee ana Proprietor . James M Nixon
Thursday Evening. Dec. Is 1850
buekstone' ever popular Drama OF the
-, PlRATE LOVER.
as .Grampus
Mr. SsTrpu as Miles Mr. Haskfns. Walter
Mr. Jn chester as Narmaduke Norris Jenny
MAD fsnisi as. Alice Miss H. Fisher as 49, Bell.
With the aushable farce Of
. . SUDDEN THOUGHTS
Mr. fosre. .as, Impulse MI Chester a. j. Cabbage
beth 80 aFt' - NO.
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Fer Albany and Troy consisting with the New Tort
yes. and with TIE Northern Railroad for sarsicsA Russnd
trial On and After Monday, Nov. ~ 1891 trains viii leave
Twenty .r.h ssrss. station New York - doows=for Al
mail train ror Croton FAlls M stopping Al al stations
socve Ycrkvne For White Plains, s;i5 ~ 2D and $40
from white s!ess depot sscpyns ~ sisfcns PROM vii
hams Bridge. III A. ~ and SO Y. NJ, from Twenty sixth
street. dep0 stopping all stations fc~ Williams Brdsa
SP N. "Wednesday and saturday onyl from Twenty.
sixth depot stopping al stations Returning viii
.sye Albany "a ~ and 30 ?. ~ East Albany, 7.ls A
". and IS r. n Exprcss train. Albany. Al A. NJ Kss Al
hany, Has A. Express mail train Cro.on Fsls A. N
stoppag II al stations sbovr fremont; White Plains 5i0
Williams Bridge ~ A. sri p ", stopping a. all sta
lions; Williams Bridge 10 = ~ "Wednesday .ni SATURDAY.
only, s'cpta a OF stations
JONI BuRCBiLi, Assis,so, sapeunteodcaL
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-FOR ALBANY AND
IL Troy, connecting with trains North and West
Trains leave.--
rRos cHssssRs srRyrv srpTyr.
Expres~, Asd II A. NJ aud ia lisp A. NJ and5s0P.A
try and AIbsny, Man asas s,pP.M
I'm.
Troy and Alhopy t.i,h sleep D.s PM Sundays ncide.
PoushIeepsle train, 7:soAx "a NJ and Is0PM
and Pm.
Peskskil train, 4P.M 4BP.M
Sing s4pe trao a. ~ and los ", sSs $50 sna1io
Az sNfTu, Superintendent
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PROPOSALS. FOR $XaUO OF THE CROTON WATER
il stock Of the city OF New York.
sealed proposals. will be received the Comptroller office
until Friday, December a. 1850 ct O'Clock M when the
will be publicly opened for The whole or part q the
"Crotou Water Stock OF the city Of York. authorized
by chap 2 Of the Laws Of % and by ordinance Of the
Common Council approved by the Mayor August 1880 for
increasing the supply OF Croton water and extending the ne
The will interest st the OF SIX cent
per annum payable qua yearly and principal viii be re-
deetnabc on the LIST day Of November 1873.
The proposals. win state the amount Of stock desired and
hundred dollars thereof and the
proposals accepted will be required TO deposit with
the Chaberlan Of the city within ten days after the
bids the awarded 10 them respectively nclud
Ing the premiums on the same. :.
On presenting the Comp roller the receipts OF the Cham
beA for such deposits the parties will be entitled 70 receive
bearing interest from the dates Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed Propo
Water Stock Of the City Of New York and
the enclosed in second envelope addressed TO the
Comptroller.
right the part Of the Comptroller TO
all OF the bids considered necessary protect
promote the interests of the city.
ROBERT 7. HAwS, Comptroller
City Of New York, Department of Finance Comptroers
Office, Nov. IA, 1860
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II.
ID 1.essees and Managers snaltiny 4 p,r a..
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
LEVI j. NORTH'S
WORLD RENOWNED CIRCUS
nPALDlNG ROGERS
NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS,
slEGRIST a ZANFRETrA
BALLET TROUPE
GRAND ENTREE,
po,,.. BY Company.
The great Bareback Rider.
The celebrated
Dancing Horse,
Tammany.
Masters George and Henry
In their Novel Equestrian Act
Master George
And his four shetland Ponies
Toney Pastor,
And the whole Company
Grand Matinee every Wednesday and Saturday at az r. M.
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THE TIRE.


II IGHrNIsG TIE BAsHAw rROrrING STALLION
NJ In view of tho prospective deraDgement OF bust
ness am Induced TO offer lightning for sale onshf the
price asked Tor him last perhaps supernous 70
say that he the representative stallion his race
aegAnt 10 form aud graceful in action He Il entirely
thoroughbred and - kind and gentle handle
him u not parted with previously responsible party can
optSin MS services next Address his owner III.
Office n. "
GENTLEMEN OF THE TURF WHO DESIRE TO HAVE
ndspendent quarter seconds applied To their watches
that be stopped and started without interfering with tina
ordinary time at reduced price, will call and examine my
improvement MERRICK PRICE, ~ John St
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A BETTER CHANCE STILL LAprEs AND oEyILE.
WANTED ar quantity q or Clothing. Furniture, Car
s,tv nr ssd~s.d ~ x ~ 70, 49, pr,Sss 70 .n'
bctveso hfh and rwensy srth vii be pune
A LARGE QUANTITY or CAST OFF CLOTHING
N wanted 70 MI up orders from the West First rae
prizes VII BE- rvsn and cash paid in current money
: a.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLAok's THEATRE
w EXTRA NOTICE
on AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT
CHANGE or TIME.
Doors win open AZ Z; commence NJ half past T.
SECOND WEEK.
The New
FIVE ACT COMEDY
MODEL HYPOCRITE
ranE ated from the French and adapted Farre
Ecu having excited the aud enthus
asm, win be acted
TONIGHT Thursday,
AND EVERY EVENING TILL FUUTIIER NOTICE..
The Comedy
SUPERB CAST
NarshH Esugny Mr. BLAKE
MI ltsSTEh WALIAACK
az MI KEY NOl4DS
NORTON
Architect. Mr. COBIrRN
Antoine Mr. pAVKRS
wae'i. ............Mr OLIVER
youhuss de Cierinoni Miss FANNY MORANT
Jeanette. cher daughteEl Miss HENRIQUES
a., CHer Tenth appearance any stage)
MIS- REEVES
Msa CAhMAN
Doors open at qusrter TO 7; 70 commence sta
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