n simply
a HAMLET--with a yellow wig. Until then we shall be constrained to class
him with the other blonde burlesquers.
MATADOR.
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WHAT THE PRESS IS EXPECTED TO SAY OF US.
There is no trash in this paper.--_Literary Standard_.
PUNCHINELLO is a perfect beauty, and good as beautiful.--_Moralist_.
--a most suitable companion for our walks and meditations.--_Casuist_.
PUNCHINELLO pays beautifully.--_Cash Account_.
--just the thing for our mothers-in-law.--_Domestic-Hearth_.
--its wisdom and learning are equally remarkable.--_College Club_.
PUNCHINELLO deserves to be styled A Brick.--_Midnight Male_.
--the most irreproachable thing going; and every man who does not buy a
copy for himself, every week, and another for his wife, with one for
each of his children, is a brute.--_Plain Speaker_.
--bully.--_Western Grazier_.
--knows beans.--_Horticulturist_.
--up to snuff.--_Market Reporter_.
--cock of the walk.--_Prairie Chicken_.
--perfectly lovely.--_Ladies' Voice_.
--read it, try to parse it, and then set it to music and sing
it.--_Yankee Teacher_.
--the thing we dreamed of, longed for, sighed for, and paid
for.--_Public at Large_.
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A Walking Fish.
The Walk in life of Mr. Secretary of State FISH, considering him as a
private individual, has hitherto been irreproachable. Nevertheless, his
walk might be much improved by President GRANT, if the latter would only
teach him to Walk Spanish.
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"Hole-in-the-Day."
It is stated, though on what authority we are unable to say, that the
Philadelphia _Day_ is printed on straw paper made from the surplus
straw-hats that formed an item of a notorious government contract
negotiated during the war.
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[Illustration: MESMERISM IN WALL STREET.
_First Lady Broker, (entrancing subject.)_ "THERE, I'VE GOT HIM TO THE
POINT NOW. TAKE HIM AT HIS WORD, QUICK."
_Commodore V-nd-rb-lt, (murmurs.)_ "SELL ME ONE THOUSAND SHARES
CENTRAL."
_Second Lady Broker._ "BOOKED!"]
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THE BALLAD OF CAPTAIN EYRE,
OF THE PACIFIC AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP "BOMBAY."
My name was ARTHUR EYRE, when I sailed,
When I sailed;
My name was ARTHUR EYRE, when I sailed;
My name was ARTHUR EYRE, a true British snob, I swear,
Who for Yankees didn't
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