DANsEUsEs yIENNEsEs.
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There have just arrived in the Caledonia,
we are told, 4S dancing girls By way Of at
traction they are called 'danseuses.'


OF course they will make the tour Of the
country, and show to the wondering spectators
their superior agility, for which they will reap
a golden fortune, then leave our shores, as
many foreigners have done before them, and
laugh to think that they have danced to the
tune OF American cash, and diddled our sight
loving populace. g


Immodest exhibitions upon the stage, the
trashy and lcentious novels Of the day, and the
paronizng Of the lewd jest of the play. have
done much to vitiate the public morals and
superinduce a love of vice. 'os
We have the ruins of theatre the charred
walls yet stand. II is unpleasant to the eye;
but we would infinitely prefer that the ragged
mass should remain until blown down by the
rude wind, rather than the edifce should be
rebuilt, and dedicated to its former purposes.