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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

Taken up by James n. Shelton 6 miles
west of North MI Pleasant on the Herman
do road,a young Iron gray horse years
old Snip on the nose, and noted fence
Jumper Dark name and tail, the lower end
of the tail off, whitish color | 4 hands high
Appraised to S27. so.
JAS. FL. SWAN. ranger.
Sept. 18Th 1916.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
PLY SICIANS.
TIVE Hundred Packages OF Fresh Drugs
L Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Siufts &c, Just
ceived fr- m The Importers, and for sale by
many J. r. -ChristssH q CO.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

BLANK WARRANTS AND Exc
CUTlONS EoR sALK AT Tns orrIca.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
CHEAP! cHEkPER!!
CHEAPEST!!

One of our firm wishing to 90 East In
few weeks for the purpose of buying our
fall supply of Goods, and having = very
large stock Of Spring and Summer Good
on hand, we are determined to sell them
for a very small advance on cost. We
know it would be the interest OF all who
wish to buy cheap Goods to give asa call
RHINE g. KOHN.
ECalI at Sledge's old stand. North
west corner of the Publis Square. q &e K.
june IA S4a. AZ
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
TO THE LADIES.

= CASES of Birthstone, bbls. Flower Sulphur ?
DIDO Ivory Black, 3 do Bla ckIng, do Cayenne
Pepper, doz doGum Myrrh, doz. do Gum
-camphor, 2 do Black Varnish 5 do Plaster Paris,
just received and for sale by
j. r. Christian 90.
april 90
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

man by the name of Ben who says he be-
longs to Nathan Smith, of ofPickens County,
Ala. said boy is about & fee. high, stout
built. and walks badly, having large kidney
feet-bIack about 80 or 35 years of age.
The owner of the above boy is required
to come forward prove property pay cher
ges and take him away or be will be dealt
with as the law directs.
w. w. WALLACE.
Sep. 90 l845. Jailor, NJ. G.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
CHILL AND FEVER.

II acts on the patient like charm, and leaves no
bad effects, as is the case with most of the med
icines used for that purpose. la short DEFY the
world TO produce medicine safer more certain,
or that will effect more permanent cure OF This
disease as vel! as all fevels where there is the
slightest intermission.
To publish the certificates from physicians of
high Standing and from many worthy citizens,
of this universally esteemed medicine, would
exceed the limits the columns of this paper |
will herefore, give the following
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
DR.. BRACES
WESTERN INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE
ANTI-BlLlous AND ToNIc Pills.

IT He thousands who have used this medi-
Il cine need no further evidence OF It's Vaiue
than its happy effects upon The systsm- ihoSe
to whom il is new remedy, the use oil one oo&
will convince the most Sceptic OF their rcstoIa-
tive fleets. Tie general use OF these celebrated
Pills throughout the Southern and western
States and the strong recommendations ihey
have acquired of our fellow-citizens, place them
in a much more elevated situation in public estI-
nation than any other remedy.
The tive used system. use OF Queen YES
etable A bilious Pills is in perfect harmony
with all the laws of nature in the removal OF
diseases, giving tone and vigor to the whole syS-
TEN, by purifying and cleansing the blood inhn-
ilely sooner than the preparations OF Sarsaparil-
ia, and the blood thus purified Tenews esery part
of the system and leaves it free from all seeds OF
disease, giving rest to the sufferer.
aa.The following are among the many disea
ses for which the Western Indian Queen NeSe-
table ami Bilious Pills are we'll known TO De in
valuable blaious and winter levers, dysehtei J,
dropsieS. serofuio. dyspepsia. loss OF appetite,
foul breath and stomach, swimming IN the mead,
bad cough and colds, jaundice, obstructed men
situation, eostiveness, swelling limbs, roaring IN
the head, and dimnesS Of sight, and all the train
of evils arising from the impurities OF the blood
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
DR.. BRACES
WESTERN INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE E
Tonic PILLS.

This Invaluable medicine is daily e6ecting
some OF the most wonderful cures OF Fever and
Ague (or chill and fever)-some that has resisted
all other remedies, such as qainine. bfaks, &c.
They cannot be too strongly recommended for
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

G3-To THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltmofc or in the United States any subject
nected with literature science. Orations from SIS
10 $40, occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
lures So to S0 Letters and Essays &c. Pieces forde-
camation 80 to SIS. Inscriptions for tombs So to &c.
Sentimental Tales $3.50 $40. Advertisements 81 TO
49, Songs 50. News Carriers Addresses SIS. Aeros-
tics ST. Pieces for Adams, &c. &c. cents per Hnc.
Persons at distance WIFI address (post paid and
closing remuHeration) the Milford Bard, or DR.. Join
Lohand, Baltimore Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University. East Baltimore street. Those wao
cannot CALL will drop line in the post office, enclos
ing the q,ad pro quo 0-Ediors friendly to me, will
please give all insertion. Jazz
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CALVERT t4aI.r.

~ nKSDAg EVENING, JANGARY 2, 1s45.
wa - Ihf respectfully announces to hei
enas ana me public, that she viii give grand
1891 AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, on
THURSDAY EVENING Jan ed, at ClsyeRr H.
on Which occasion she will he assisted ty Mr.. Mas
seu baritohe, from the New York, Boston and Phila
de'pha Concerts; also by the following eminent pro
tessors who have volunteered their seryices.. M |,
ROHBOGk, Mr.. ALLEN, DR.. j. G. WOOD. and M
DEEMS, who will perform fayorite Solo on the Cor
nopean, and an Obligato accompaniment to one of Hs
Baley's songs.
CoLEMAN's lEoLIAE PIANO. One of these highly
celebrated instruments has just been received by Ms
Benteen, and has been kindly proered by him for
h'bition and accompaniment nj the Concert on Thurs
day evening.
PROGH.fAfME-PARTI
i. Introduction Sol0--Piano Forte, BY MIR.
Rohhock
.. Song-Mrs. Bailey-ssI dreau't that
dwct in Marble HalFs, from the opera
of the Bohemian Girl Balfe.
8. Scena and Aria, from La Sonamhula-"As
view now these scenes so charming"
MIR. Massett. Beni.
ar Fanasa-Mr. Ronbock-Co ienans Eol-
Piano.
5. Cavatina-Mrs. Bailey-SaYxt n Ia France,
or "Proudly before me thy Standard
Waves" from the opera of La file ds
Regimen. Donzetti.
Baad-Mr. Massett-t'Hcre's a. health 10
thee, Mary" Rodwell
:. Favorite Solo. on the Cornopeas'-by Mr..
Deems
!. Duett-Mrs. Bailey and Mr.. Massctt-See
ye love, yen broad Oak Climb,Es Barnett.
2 song-Mrs. Bailey-"Then you'll resnem
Der me- from the opera of the Bole-
mian Girl, with Eolian accompaniment, Balfe.
3. Serenade-Mr. j. G. Weod-",ihc last
Sweet Chime " written by Barry Corn
WALL composed by a. Lee.
4. Cavana, from II Puritan-Nrs. Bailey
"Come brave the sea with me love-
with Cornet Obligato, by Mr. Deems.
D. Song-Mr. Massett-Woodman Spare thaG
=, Tree, written by Geo. p. Morris. Rtssell.
+. Tyrolienne-mrs Baey-"On the Noun
tain Hieh," accompanied by herself, S.scMh'n.
I. Finale TriO-'Hark! Ills the Indn Drum"
from the opera of Cortcz, or the Con-
questof Mexico composed by Sir II II. B.sRop
Iickats 30 cents each, TO be had, with programme
at the Music Stores. Mr.. Robnsons Library and at
the door the evening,
Inc room will he comfortably warmed aad wiz Ne
open ut half past 6; Concert TO half past
Z O'Clock IN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

Q3- MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The re-
ggIar Annual meeting for the election of officers, will
he held in the Hall over The Regime Room, Is, Calvert
street,) on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. I'd, ls45, at
o7clsck when the Roll will he called; therefore, it
is particularly requested that the members should be
punctual in their attendance.
h3-NOTICE is hereby given % those members who
have not attended the Company meetings, discharg
ed their duty in time of fire, during the past year, that
unless they present themselves al this meeting, their
names win certainly he stricken from the roll
jat-2t by order, JOHN FURLONG, Sfc'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

How TO PRESERVE Coon NAME. Joseph
Clark, of Rhode Island, has very good idea
of the way in which good character may be
kept or lost. Being asked to stand for the Gu
bernatorial chair in that State, he replied that,
as he had enjoyed good character among his
fellow-citzens all his life, (as was proved by
his having been chosen Treasurer of the State
for more than forty years,) he had no notion of
losing it now, in his old age, BY running for
Governor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

MEETING OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AT
MORTIMER MOWBRAY'S. Just received, Ber-
lin Iron Guard Chains; Necklaces and Breastpns ele-
CANT silvered Hair Pins silk and silver asses, only IS
Gard Cases; Work Boxes; Shaving Cases. jet and steel
Buttons; gcnemen's light kid party Gloves rs cents;
ladies do. assorted, very cheap; gentemen's winter
Gloves l2, % aud 81; Beaver Gloves 1885, superior
assortment; ehildren's woolen Gloves: Brushes;
Combs; Knives and Forks; with the greatest variety
of Goods. All of which we will put at such low prices
TO defy all competition-let all who wish to save
money give call, and we pledge ourselves to give
satisfaction.
G5- Right on the corner of Market and Charles sts
jal-3t* MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY.
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, TEMPERANCE Festival. This fine enter.
tainment opened last evening, at the Washing
ton Temperance Hall, in handsome style, with
large attendance of ladies and gentlemen, to
say nothing of the Juvenile class. Tonight the
lady managers expect every friend of temper
ance to be present ON the festive occasion.
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NJ CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING o

~ CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING
avery description, executed with great despatch at No
i3I BALTIMORE sTREET-sueh as
MAMMOTH RuJ.s Much larger than any Other
"'N'oAh Dh1i1o Office can execute
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. &c
Indeed ii is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sesscd of facilities for doing work. in every se and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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IG3- Tbs subscriber returns his thanks to many
of his former friends as have patronzed him since his
return to- his sold Stand' and informs them and the
public, that he is now receiving further suppl of
new crop ~ .. SUGAR, and is selling the best at
only St cents good do. in bbs. at S. to 5; nts; new
crop w. |. MOLASsE, at % cts; superior boiled do.
(calied Sugar House) al AZ 80 cts with general
assortment of GROCERIES; best Family and Extra
FLOUR, very low for cash to families or store-keep-
ers. Also, 500 bushels Country OATS; and few
choice new HAMS. ]. IL. KEENE,
la2-3tS 195 Ltxington- ST., next tS Paca.
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AT LOWEST NEW YORK

INSURANCE AT LOWEST NEW YORK
4 RATES in the WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY. The subscriber continues TO
get Insurance on Houses, Barns, Stables aud other
Buildings, Ships in port or on the stocks, Merchan
dixe Stock in Trade and Personal Property, in gene
rail- against loss damage by Fire, at lowest N. York
rates. In cases of loss, all differences settled by
bitratiOn. , ..- Ria. .1r
The subscriber also continues in all its branches,
THE REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
and has now for sale several well built HOUSES that
he can dispose Of at great sacrifice. Ground Rents
for sale, and several sums to loan on mortgage.
very handsome country place, % miles from Bal
iimore will be sold low Apply to the subscriber, at
No, 38 GAY STREET, Basement of Exchange.
ja2-sth' Il. w. BROTHEKfON.
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n osT OR nIIsLAID.-since yesterday mon

n 0ST OR MISLAID.-Since yesterday morn
IA ing, Ellen McComas' Note, dated 18th October,
1874, at months, in favor of VIM. McComas and by
him endorsed, for 260 dollars, and dated l3is No
vember, 1874, drawn and endorsed by the same par
ties at moRths, for 2l5 dollars There is believed
10 he another note lost at the time with the
bove. All persons forwarned from negotiating the
above notes, the parties have been informed of the
loss, and payment has been stopped. liberal reward
will he paid for the recovery of the notes. if required,
on application TO FRANCIS MCGINNIS,
ja3-3t Firemen's Insurance Office, South ST.
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rHNHE MANAGERS OF THE INDECENT

FJSHE MANAGERS OF THE INDECENT
n WIDOWS SOCIETY OF FELL,S POINT
desire tointnrm rs friends and the public gencrar,
that they have commenced operations for anothes
winter and as usual the funds of the Society lows,
and without some liberal aid the prospect of meeting.
the many calls made upon The managers is but imiedr
Through the Kindness and liberaIity of some few
gentlemen last winseT and in connection with its OWE:
iunds the Saciety assisted and relieved 1902 widows,
and those too who were the most deserving of charity
Donations in wood or provisions solicited, and
persons Wishing to bestow relief upon the destitute
could not select mere suitable medium for so doing
as great care is taken by the managers that improper
persons relieved All applicants are visited in
person before relief is granted.
Any person wishing to bestow donation rs above
Will please lst The be known to l. Audown,
Thames street. w. Long, J. w. Randolph or Benja-
min Thomas, Market street, +. p. to any of the
Hagers. ia2 81
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a5- wHoOpING COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
"WHOOPING OUCH CORDI.AL'' has been
proved, in hundreds of in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WlIOOPlNG COUGH. In AsTH-
MA, all structures of the Chest, mot depending upon
inflammation difficulty of breathing, Sc. il is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, aud when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure Cir
cumstances induce state, that the GENUINE
rIcLE only be obtained of DR.. GIDEON B. SMITH,
Basement of The Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d4 Jai0"
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{dS- MAKE IT KNOWN. WIN. SIMMONS, OF this
city, afflicted for several years with liberation OF
the leg, accompanied by eallous lump, which con-
tracted the tendoa TO prevent him from coniinu-
ing at his labor more than six hours mt time. He
was induced to try sSCantre's Compound Medcated
Syrup of Sarsaparlia," and after the of four bot
Ties, he entirely cured and able to resume his
daily labor.
n3-The above Medicine can be had in Baltimore al
the corner of Franklin and Green streets, and at the
s w corner of Baltimore and Green-sts d30
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% MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting of this Society will be
III Id at the Historical Rooms, on THURSDAY EVE
MING, January I'd, commencing at O'Clock.
The reading of Father Whites Journal of the voy-
ages of the first settlers, &C., will be resumed by N.
q. Brooks, Esq. 5. F. STREErER,
ial-2t Rec. Sec,y,
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RARNUMlS CITY HOTEL.


Wednesday Evehng, Ist Jan. IS45. !
J. ANDERSON, Esq. Sir--Mss Clifton is now too
much Frustrated by an attack OF illness, which she
has ahorcd under, to permit her to meet her engage
ment as il was al first supposed she might do.
fiatteT myself her indispGSftion will be of
short continuance and that she will be restored to
health in short time.
RICH'D WILMOT HALL, NJ. ID.
P.S / am induced to believe that Miss CLIFTON
will be able TO perform to morrow evening. 1t
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CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT.

EAOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT.
II The patrons of this lucky spot received several
splendid Christmas presents in the shape of Capital
Prizes. 81 three No. tickets sold during the last
week, all OF them handsome prizes-ameng the res,
one OF 3Ooo, one of $780, one of $460, of $1,000,
&c. This ought to establish the fact even if it were
not already esablished that the place get prizes is
at DOHLES Capital Prize Depot, IA Pratt st, oppo-
site the Railroad Depot and next Bradshaw's u. s.
Hotel, where all the capital prizes hand and for
sale in the following splendid schemes to he drawn
this week:
THURSDAY-Capital Prize sl5,OOO Tickets s.,
shares in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capital Prize of $4,000. Tickets only
S. shares in proportion.
SATURDAY $4,000, tickets 81. Saturdays is a
superior scheme for packages-go in for them. Risk
package IS only. DOYLE has sold more prizes
in the package than any other vender in baltimore.
A liberal discount will be paid 10 persons. who pur-
chase by The package or quantity. .s
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket share. An orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. ia Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite b. & o. r. X. Depot.
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UNsouNp APPLES. -Four children in a sim
gle family, in Ohio, died with malignant scal-
let fever, brought on mainly by their eating
freely frottcn or unsound apples, which were
buried and dug up for winter consumption
Three of the cases were attacked by vomiting
the apples
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

HNEINIk'F IItN Ii NINIANACS, BOOKS,
III &c sc: Almanac of the American Temper
anoe Union for 1916.
The Sailors Temperance Almanac for lS45.
The above Ananacs contain a variety of interest
ing temperance matter and statistics, songs, sc. &c.
at s. cents.
Temperance Dialogues for juvenile meetings, pic
mics, fourth of July, &c. Price l2i cents.
The Confessions of a Reformed Inebrate-a neat
volume-for So cents.
Together with variety of Temperance publica-
tons, for which we have the agency.
PARSONS * PRESTON
JAZZ at No. l5l Pratt st, adjoining r. r. Depot
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co. CARD | do not deem it necessary to in
hcl the public with long string Of apologies, is
usual, on the occasion of disappointment of per-
forniance announced. therefore will proceed tolay
before them the certificate Of DR.. HALL, the attendant
physician of Miss CLIFTos who was prevented from
appearing last evening by Illness trusting that
these simple facts will be satisfactory to the public
/ remain their obcdent servt,
y I tVDODWAPn
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DIVIDEND. The Baltimore and Hartford
Turnpike Co. has declared dividend of one
per cent for the last six months
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gr3-TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. A Temperance
Festival, under the superintendent of the LADIES'
UNION TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, will be held the Hall
of the Washington Temperance Society, corner of
Hanover and Camden streets, on the evenings of
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, of this week, COM
mencing at past O'Clock; supper will be on the
BILE at O'Clock each evening of which the holder of
ticket is privileged to parake, and in which the ladies
will endea to please the palate of the most asdi-
Gus. Addresses may be expected from eloquent
friends of the cause of Temperance each evening;
hut it is presumed that the strongest inducemcnt from
the friends of Temperance, will be the fact that the
proceeds of the festival is for the tenet of the WASH
INGToN TEMPERANCE SOcIETY's SABBATH SCHOOL
an insSitution which has peculiar claims, not only
on every friend of Temperance, but also on every
Christian andphilanthropist.
The ladies' tlus that their appeal will not be in vain,
but that they shall have the pleasure of waiting upon
hundreds of ladies and gentlemen with delicious cup
of tea or coffee, with every thing nice 10 suit, and all
the uug cost OF % cents, and their consciousness
ofhavinr contributed to good and glorious cause.
To give an additional zest to the entertainment of the
evening" is expected that the Rev JAS. G. HAMMER
aud A. NJ. CARTER, Esq will deliver addresses on
the first evening. BY order,
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DEATH OF ONE OF THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.
pers, of the death in Milford, n. II. of Mr.
Benjamin Hutchinson, one of the noted nlelo-
dists of the Hutchinson Family.n
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h3- GOLD MEDALLION. The gentleman who
advertised lost Gold Medallion in this paper few
days ago, can obtain it by calling al this office. 1t
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no. PEAsE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT

OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This Justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Hoaiseness, WhoOpng Cough, Group, Asthma, &C.,
may be had, at wholesale RETAIL of Roberts 4 At
kinson, corner Of Hanover and Market Streets of
Perkins Brother, corner of franklin apdGreen SITS. =;
or r.. II. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore n30-5w*
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G3- BARGAINS! BARGAINSM BARGAINS.!!
The subscriber, wishing to close out his remaining
stock of MUFFS, has put them down at prices that
cannot fail to please. Those in want of bargains will
do well to call at
sTAYLoR's," opposite Barnum's Hotel,
d3l Ct CALVERT STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

CRIME IN PHILADELPHIA. During the past
wear, there were 500 criminal cases tried before
the Philadelphia Court of Oyer and Terminer,
of which 2oS were for larceny, and ll2 for as
sauIt and battery.
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BoBBIN EDGINGs.

n z tmore street, have just opened q splendid io'
eff Bobbin Edgings. There are a great many new
patterns in the assortment. We will sell them much
lower than they have been sold in this city, by
wholesale and retail. jas-5t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02

HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE. On account of
many mi les having to leave the house, not
being abe to obtain seats, at the first represent
ton of the Lady of Lyons, the manager again
presents it to the patrons of the drama. Mr..
Anderson will sustain his favorito character Of
Claude Melnotte, and Miss Clifton the part Of
Pauline. After which will be played the ex
cellent drama of Black Eyed Susan.