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Ten Days Later from the East !
Sebastopo Taken.

BY the last arrival Of the Steamer Shanpbo;e
w. Or. HORTON sss Co,
III AVE received n very large. well scloc,cd
l. Il aud ENTIRE NEW STOCK of
Spring and summer Goods.
Their stock consists in part of a splendied rs.
sortmcnt of Dry Goods, such as Brown and
Black Domestics, Tickings, Drills Cottonndes.
Kentucky Jeans, Fancy and Black Doeskin
Cassimeres, French Cloths. Black Satin and
Fancy silk Vestings, pongee lIdkfs, Linen do,
York Camblets, Brown Linen. Irish Linen,
Linen Duck, Hemp Drill, Brown Holland.
Plain and Plaid Jaconcts, Swiss Muslin, Black
and Fancy Dress silks, Bernges, Lawns Cam.
brics, Italian Cloths, Drap de Etes, silk Cont
ing, Seamless Bags good stock of silk G oods,
Ribhins. l'rillinnls Grape Lesse, Black Silk
Lace, Fringe, White Bohins Edpirrs md
lnser'Ings, Ladies Needle orked Collars and
Spcncers. Undersleeves, Black SILK Wells, era.
watts, very large stock of rrints Of every
price aud figure. DC Fancy and German
Goods soaps, Brushes, Crinite, Cologne. Oils.
Combs OF every variety, Needles Pins, Port
Monies, Cigar Gases, Toys, Ear Rings, Breast
Pins Fob Chains, Niolns and Strings, SUE.
penders, Buttons, Razor Strops, Hosiery,
Gloves. Neck Ties, DC. Also. u very large
stock of Lace and silk Bonneis, Misses Flats,
Hats and Straw Goods. very superior
stock Of Boots and Shoes, together with Car.
ret Bags, Satchels, Books and Stationery,
Umbrellas and Parasols, Clocks, Hardware
aud Cutlery, Pocket Knives from so cts. to-
81, Scissor, Caps. Pistols Revolvers, Masoms'
Trowels, llntchets, Augurs, Axcs, Hoes, Traces
Chains. and thousand other things. 1hev
also have very superior stock of Spring and
Summer Clothing, loo doun. Glass and
Queenswnic &c, &c.
We can not enumerate half the Goods on
hand, but would respectfully invite all our
old friends (and we don't care how many new
ones 10 give us call and examine our
stock, and leave the balance to us, for we can
convince you that it is to your interest TO
buy our Gooda. W. G. HORTON GCO.
April IL. lS-tf $40
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Sale of Valuable Lands.

l1ukSu AM to decree rendered in tho
l. Chancery Court Mt jacksonville, Mt the
last term, Will, on the 9th day of October
next, at the late residence Of Garland Smith.
deceased, in Monroe county, sell to the high
est bidder, on n credit Of six ana twelve.
months, the Lands of which Garland Smith,
died, seized and possessed. in said county,
subject to the widows dover.
J. a. COFFIN, c. d. M
Sept ID, lS55-td Prs fee 81 364
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Chanccry Court mt Madisonvilic.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1856.
Henry Mayes and NJ. G. Parker,

SEITEMEEK MULES, 800.
Henry Mayes and NJ. G. Parker,
as.
f. W. King and W. w. d Il. NJ. Lilard
DILL charges that defendant L. W. King
ID resides in the State OF Virginia, puLlica-
ton is therefore ordered TO be made for four
successive weeks in The Athens Post, requiring
said nonresident defendant to appear at the
next term of said Court. at the Court house
in Madisonvillc. on the LIST Monday Of De-
cember next, and answer said compliments
bill or the same will be taken as confessed
and heard accordingly
j. A. COFFIN, c. d. M
Sept IA, lS55-it Prs fee So 364
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John NJ. G. Wear,

Francis MCGOWAN md James MCGOWAN
\ this case publication is ordered to be made
L for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, requiring defendant James McGowan,
who has gone to parts unknown, to appear at
next term of said Chancery Court to he held
AT the Court. house in jacksonville, on the LIST
Monday Of December next and answer com.
plainnnt's bill, or the same will lie set for
hearing er parte MS to him and heard accord.
ingly. j. A. COFFIN, C. d. NJ
Sept IA, lS55-4t Prs fee So SC4
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Bolivar Academy,
.NnnisOnuiiIe. Tenn.

IIE FEMALE DEPARTMENT Of this Institution will be
opened on Monday, the l7th day Of eptember--
Prof ami NJ. Gaines, Principal, with competent
corps OF Assistants.
Course Of Stndy.-Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, Physiology Geography, Composition, Rheo.
rio, Ancient and Modern History Eocuton Astronomy
Logic, Natural, Mental and Moral Philosophy, Algebra,
Geometry, Trigonometry, Botany, Chemistry, Geology
and the Greek, Latin p anish, German and French
languages.
TERMS per Session Of go 'oeehs, onehdJ in adpance.
Primary Class-spelling, Reading, Writing, Arith-
metical Tables, Primary Geography, and Bull
lions First Lessons In English Grammar $50
The 4th, 3D. Junior and Senior Glasses, which en-
brace the entre course. 90
Instruction in either of the Ancient or Modern
,hnhsu"scs' luVO
Music on Piano or Guitar. 1000
ltW
NO deduction for absence for less than oDefourth Of
a term.
The main objects of this institution thorough mem
tnl, moral and physical training, and In order to keep
the progress OF the pupils constantly before their friends
the plan OF monthly reviews will be adopted Partcu.
lar prominence will be given to Spelling, Reading and
Composition, during the entire course Of instruction.
To young Ladies' who complete the prescribed course
and whose department entities them TO such distinction,
t"flfcote q Scholarship will be given, signed by the
Principal and Trustees
The Mate Department will be opened for instruction
In the new Building on the 4h Monday Of September
in charge Of Mr.. John q, Scarborough graduate
the University Of So. Ca. J0EPII UPTON, ca.
J. A. OoFrIs, Sec'y. aug 8l-tfSS2
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Mineral0gV,

IssdyiNg, CirH aud Mining Engineering, aud
Surveying.
VHNIIE subscriber il prepared to devote special atten
ton to the above branches, and the application Of
Chemical Analysis thereto, Persons interested in Mining
are invited to consult him for inform alton instruction
in regard TO the most recent and valuable methods of
conducting the same
Assays Of Gold silver Lead, Copper and other Miner
al Ores executed with punctua'ity and dispatch.
Assay specimens If one or two ounces with remit
lance Of IS for each Assay may be the subscri
Der by mail. Metallic Ores tested by the most speedy
and accurate process at So for each specimen.
Also, Agent for the sale purchase of mineral lands
mining stock, &c. WA. BEAL, A. NJ
Murphy, n. c., April 27, ls55-Iy-SIi
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Carter's Spanish Mixture.

The Great Purificr OF the blood
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT!
L,t The ANicted Read and Pointer!
An Infalible Remedy foi Scroula King's Evil Rhcuma.
tism Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptons, Pmpcs or Pos
tues on the Face Blotchcs, Boils Ague and Fever
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm letter, Scad Head
Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and Joints Stub
born Ulcers, Syphitic Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal
Complaints, and all Diseases arising from IDjndi.
cous Use of Mercury, lmprudencei in Life, mpurity
of the Blood.
TUNHs great Alternative medicine and Purifier of Blood
Is now used by thousands of grateful patients from
all parts Of the United States, who testify daily to the
remarkable performed by the greatest of all edi-
cines, "CARfER's SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheu.
matism, scroiua Eruptions on the Skin Liver Disease,
fcvers, c'rs, Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys
Diseases Of the Throat, Female Complaints Pains and
Aching of the Bones and Joints speedily put to
digit by using this great aud inestimabe remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with It, II clsanses the system of all
Impurities, gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion, gives tona to the
Stomach, makes the skin clear aud healthy and
the Constitution eneebed by disease broken down by
the Of youth, to its pristine vgor and strength
FOR the Ladies' |: Is incomparably better than all the
cosmetics used. few doses Of Carriers Spanish
Mixture will remove all saowness of complexion, bring
the mantng to the cheek, give elasticity to the
step, and improve the health IN remarkable degree,
| beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
The large number Of certificates which we have re.
ceved from persons from all parts of the United States
ia the best evidence that there is humbng about
The press hot" keepers, magistrates physicians, and
public mcn well known to the community, all add their
| BLOOD PURIFIER
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all
medicines has performed
| None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Pho.
pretOr-, No. Pearl street. Richmond, Va. whom all
orders for supplies and agencies must he addressed
And for sale by WM. BURNS, and g. W. Ross Athens;
H. F. MARTIN, Calhoun; KELLY SoS, Charleston THoNP-
son Dyson, Cleveland. may 4-1y-3i5
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lust Received. and for sale, a lot Of Cooper's
- Rolled lron aso, first rate article OF No Chew
Ing Tobacco, by A. p. BRADFORD,
Feb Riceville, Tenn,
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NuGAHS md Tobacco.-A large lot OF OF.
~ CARS and Tobacco, from the very finest 20 a low
priced article, just received by W. b. REYNOLDS,
Aprho Benton, Tennessee.
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HarPS OF Columbia.
WYE now have the Largest and Best as
w sortment of this Celebrated Music
Book we have ever had.
CFkT IF GIBSON
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ROwand'S Tonic Mixture,

KNOWN Tor upwards oil tWenIy-hvt years The only
and safe for Fever and Ague &C., and his in
estimable remedy for Bowel Complains,
RONyand's compound syrup of Black
berry Root,
which highly approved and popular remedies, together
with the univcr-ity's Remedy for complaints of the
Lungs, the Universtys Remedy for Dyspepsia ndi-
geston; the Uuiycrsitys Remedy for Costve Bowels;
also the Universiys Almanac, may be had the Branch
Dispensatory or store OF q. W. ROSS. may ls-6m
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Just To ceivod
OUUU so sacks Rio coffee
400 gals. Molasses;
81 boxes Star Candles
Jue 10 A. CLEAGEG co.
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Notice.

A Ii orders for Agricultural Machinery,
"A made by Messrs. Wheeler, Melick Il Co.
Albany, N. y, must be to me direct, or
through my Agents in East Tennessee, MIR. S.
X. Reeder, Athens ard Mr.. NJ. Nelson, Knox
vile, who are authorised TO furnish any Of said
machines ut manufacturers cash prices, add
ing cost of transportation. p. n. GATES,
Feb. s, 1854 If 2s0 l2 Broadway, N. Y.
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THE UNIVERSITY
E. "a M i1y F O M O die

ISSUED under the seal sanction and authority Of the
University Of Free Medicine and Popular knowledge,
by the State of Pennsylvania April 90 1883
with capital of 100000, mainly for the purpose Of ar
resting the evils Of spurious nostrums, also for supply
ing the community with reliable remedies whenever
competent physician cannot or will not he employed
have purchased from Dr. John H. Rowand his celebrated
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-12

Oh Chairs
Oh DOZEN Cottage Rocking and Chdren's Chairs,
@O for sale cheap for cash Apply TO
Jan. u. ]. 8. DRIDGES, Athens Depot.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the House, yesterday, after we went to
press, Mr.. Sage accepted the amendment pro-
posed by Mr.. Stephens to his pending resolu-
ton, viz: making it a resolution declaring
that the House would not adjourn until they
shall have elected a Speaker.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, moved to lay it on
the table; not agreed to-yeas So, nays ITO
Mr. Washhurne moved the previous ques-
ton; ordered-yeas 125, nays ~.
The said accepted substitute Of Mr.. Ste
phens was then adopted-yeas 1l6, nays So
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, after few remarks
wherein he cOmplimented the Clerk for the
manner in which he had discharged bis duties
and advocated his proposition as one likely
grcatly to expedite the organization of the
House, offered the following resolution
ResOiUed, That the Hon. James L Orr, Of
South Carolina, be invited to preside over this
body until n Speaker is elected.
This proposition was then debated by Messrs
Sage, Stanton, Trafton, and Cofax, against
it, and Messrs. Campbell, of Ohio, and Cobb,
of Ga, for it; and also by Messrs. McMullin,
Jones of Pa, and II. Marshall, until p M =,
when
On motion of Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, they took
Il recess until 10 a. N. to-day.
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ALEXANDRIA, CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 81, 1855.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 81, 1855.
Christmas passed off here much after its old
time observance, with all its accompaniments
of good cheer and merriment. Although it
rained necessarily throughout the day, vet
there were many happy frosides within doors.
l am sorry to say there were several accidents,
but none Of very serious character Yester-
day business resumed its wonted routine.
without, apparently, any slackness in conse.
quence Of the holidays
Last night our City Councils met Jointly for
the purpose of electing Superintendent of
Gas, vice j. j. Campbell, resigned Messrs.
Jacob Roxbury, D. Smoot c. S. Price and
Robert Hantzman, were nominated and after
series of Intellectual ballotings, and several
motions to postpone and to adjourn were mega
lived, Mr.. Mckenzie nominated Alderman
Eastlack; therGupOn all the candidates, but
Mr. Roxbury, were dropped, and the ballot
Ings resumed. After considerable ballotinc,
Mr.. Eastlack was elected.
As the new year approaches, candidates for
the Sherifality present themselves The pre-
sent incumbent, Edward Sangstcr, and his
depty, IL. l.. Monroe, are already before the
people.
The alarm Of fire last night was caused by
slight fire at house on Queen street near
Washington street.
No change in prices in -four and grain since
our last report. AMI.
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PERSONAL.

80. Dickens has rejuvenated Christmas
80. Yankee Locke is performing at PITTS
burg.
.... Rev. DR.. Ives lectured at Albany Oh
Monday.
mime. Labarere, female lion. tanner, ii
all the rage in London.
go. DR.. Bartlett Has embellished tho q An
Glc-Saxon" newspaper at Boston.
80. Matilda Heron is performing at Louis.
vile
-. Chas. Hayward, a wcIl-known notary
public in Boston, is dead.
80. Hawkins, one of the original Washing.
tonians, is lecturing in Ohio.
.... Mr.. Geo. Troup Howard, Judge Of the
city court of Savannah, has resigned
....Chief Justice fancy is rapidly recover.
ing his health, and is expected here in a few
days.
up. p. F. Dogrand, a Frenchman long
resident in Boston, and the protector of sew
eral public works, died on Sunday, aged so.
....Judge Dorsey, formerly Chief Justice of
Maryland, died at Ellicott's Mills on Wednes-
day of paralysis.
sPeare's " Tempest, - in Boston, in 4 style
never equalled on the American stage.
80. Andrew Lee is to deliver an address
before the MasOns Of Columbia, 5. on st.
Johns day, December 27.
-. Capt. Jarvis has been appointed super
intcndent Of tho county ferry between Nor
folk and Portsmouth, Va.
80. Josiah Bradlee, Esq has made NUM-
'ent conditional gift of SO 900 to the Sail
ors' Snug Harbor" of Boston.
-. Rev. DR. Smith, of the Virginia NJ F.
Conference, has adopted one of the Norf TX
orphans, only two years old, named Skinner
-. Miss Walsh, aged II, died at New York
on Sunday at Catholic seminary, where she
was being educated. She was a daughter of
the Hon. Mike Walsh, who is now in Europe.
-. Col Benz. Huger, U. S. A, visiting
Columbia, S. G., recently, the Legislature
passed a Joint complimentary resolution, in
wing him TO seat on the floor.
80. Nicholas Dean, President of the Croton
W alter Department. who died recently in New
ork, was near relative of Julia Dean
hayne, the actress.
49,. Gen. Leslie Combs is stamping in Ken
lucky in favor Of the DanviIlo and Lexington
railroad, and selling its bonds at seventy five
cents to the dollar
-. Chas. McManus, for assaultinc Kirk.
land, the street preacher, at Cincinnati, has
been fined 30, and sent to the dungeon for i've
iayS.
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Mr., Millward's charges were serious, and that
the honor Of the House required that they
should be cleared up He referred to other
similar charges; those limited by Mr.. Camp
bell, Of Ohio, as TO the demands made on him
for pledges when candidate, to which he
could not accede without loss IF his honor.
Mr.. Campbell explained that the inference
was erroneous drawn by Mr.. Marshall from his
remarks when Withdrawing his name from the
contest. No disreputable proposition has been
made to him by any member; and If any such
had been made, he should have kicked the
prOposer out of his room.
Mr. A. X Marshall, resuming the floor ar
gued at some length to prove it had been made
clear that members of the Republican party
had made dishonorable propositions to mem
bers to secure votes from Pennsylvania and
elsewhere.
This debate was being continued at con-
siderable length as we went to press. Messrs.
Washburne, Of Maine, kunkel, and Smith of
Va, having addressed the House in its course
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union declines continuing its current
dispute with Gen. James W atson Webb, by
the publication of a second letter from that
gentleman, and rsprobates the Courier Ges
EtGts UntS for sneering at the want of effect
i've authority in our Federal Government, as
illustrated by occurrences connected with
Parker II. Freneh's recent abOrtive effort to
send fllibustcring expedition out of the
United States.
The LnteIIigencer announces that the Hon.
John NJ. Clayton has formally declined to per-
init his name to be used in the approaching
" American" convention as candidate for
President,
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NEW PUBLICArIOEs.-Veva; or, The War of
the Peasants. By Hendrix Conscience, Balti-
more, Murphy It Co. We have received a
copy Of this handsome work from Joe Shilling
ton, via has it for SALE 1t is historical tale,
based on the unavailns struggle of the FIem-
lngs to uphold their religion against the ar
mics Of the French Republicans, and is well
written.
Putnam's Monthly for January. 1855 COL
ohiillngton has sent Us this welcome magazine
which fully sustsins its reputation
Gazette Of Fashions, for January, 1856
frank Leslie has been very successful in this
charming Ladies' companion, which Joe ShiI-
hngton hsS on his well-StOcked counter.
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TEE Two SERGEANrs.-It is thought that
The Sergeant at Arms Of the House Of Repre-
scntatives, Mr.. GIossbrenner, (of Pa will
not be disturbed in his position, no matter
what party gains the asoendancy. He has
given such unqualified satisfaction in the dis
charge of his duties the past sessions, and he
Is so uniform in his official conduct that his
popularity is unbOundcd Col McNair, the
Sergeant at Arms Of the Senate, has no diff.
Guilty. His party (Democratic) is in the most
triumphant majority in the Senate and even
if it were not, he would be hard to move. He
enjoys very flqtteringly the respect of the
Senators. Long life to the two Sergeants.-
Norfolk treus.
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

The following persons are authorized to CON
fract foT the publication of advertisements in
the Stor:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. W. corner
OF Filth and Chestnut streets.
New YOrk-S. NJ. PETrINsILL Co. Nassau
street.
Boston-V. B. PALnKR, Scollay's Building.
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thought, however, has fairly commenced to
work its legitimate results, and few indeed of
the House now fail to realize that their pre-
sent condition of disorganization is bringing
the principle of popular government into con-
tempt with all rejecting and moderate per-
sons
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MADAME II. respectfully inf,rmS IN.

MADAME IL. respectfully inf,rms the
1sl public In general that she will give informa-
ton in all the Affairs relating TO Life, Health
Wealth, Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law Suits
Difficulties IN business, Absent Friends, sickness
aud Death, and In respect to all other subjects
She Is, also, able TO tell the ages Of persons by
reading numbers. All those who wish TO consult
Madame X. will please call soon as she will re-
main In thecity but a short time. She can be
consulted al all hours of the day ana evening
Her name is on the door--at No. 2S5 18th street
corner Of b, on the left hand side. Gentlemen 50
cents and ladies IS dec 2?-2w
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ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL TuEarup

| LEssKE AND MANASER.... HENRYC J..
Also OF the Baltimore Museum
STAGE MANAGER.-............ yFFFKB.
The Manager begs leave 10 annouro. -
ing spent some months On Arranging prelI+tILaV-
| for congregating together AhfleS
THE FIRST ACTORS OF THE DAY.
Chat, having accomplished the Oh Get r,oIoaI,
Is prepared 60 present ~ the fo'h he
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED ST,Tp-
through their representative, the nIrmb,r.aTts,,
HOUSES OF CONCRESS NOi both
Sheridan's q eat Comedy az
the CHOoL ORsC.xn
IN a style hitherto uninterrupted. ,,,,h
cbaracter 70 embracing the names OF a. cast Of
MOST DISTINGUISHED ARTtS-,,
Of the age, who have been sslectsd IT'S IT'S
PRINCIPAL CITIES IL HE UNGoNNoim the
sent 20 the public play chosen for N, 80, 20 pre-
as a literary composition, and the aSv.oe.ltnoe
possesses for presenting Host 81 TsleD, Sc
equal array OF character, each part being sus,,Sy
GREAT REPRESENTATIVE OF Tpr
DRAMA:
air James r. Murdoch,
Mr. Henry Piacide,
Mr.. James W. WallaCh,ir
mr.. Thomas PIaeide
Mr. Charles Bass,
Mr.. A. DaVenPor,.
Mr.. J. i. Dawson,
SIR. J. Jefferson,
Mr. r. Howe,
VII. EdWlu ADAMS.
MIR. r. p Jones
Miss Lizzie Weston,
Mrs nd, formerly Miss Kate HON,
Miss Mary Devlin,
will appear in the piece.
ON NEW YEARS EYE, MONDAY. Dee q
ATTHE NATIONAL THEATRE,
Commencing at 4 O'Clock
will be performed
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
~ Peter TeazIe ...-.-..-...-Mr Henry Plscids
SiT Oliver SurfaCe......-.......MT Charles BasS
Charles Surface. James Murdoch
Joseph Surface. 800. Mr. James w NJ alls,h =
rrsbtree. ...................Mr Thomas Pracide
aTcless.. \ III Davenport
loses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. J JsfrrXon
.~lT benjamin Back bite Mr.. J. VI Dawson
oWly.-.--.-..-.--.-.. MI. " N Ellis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES } Il. Howe
make. -...--.----...----.---MT MI Edwin Adams
~r Harry BumPeT.-.....-....-..M Mr.. Il a. Jones
Lady Teazle. Miss Lizzie Weston
Mrs Mrs. Buckldud
(formery Miss Kate Hun)
MariI.............-....M Miss Mary d, vim
Notwithstanding the great pecunisIy outlay In.
cure q in securing such
GALAXY OF STARS
Tar exceeding the amount ever before EXPENDED
"a any single Dramatic Production ever offered
10 Inc pubic, the management has determined 10
Liberal Scale Of Prices.
Dress Circle and Parquette. 81 CO
Reserved seats......-.---...... 30 cents extra
dhlly CHcle.--'..'-....-.... % cents
upper BoNes.- -..-.--.-.....- Jocents
PTOSCenium and Private Boxes and orc ,tIs
seats can also be- Serurtd.
Performances viii commence al : = o'clock re
Ci>ely.
Carriages can be called at II O'Clock.
dec 27-3t
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4 CABD.-WE TAKE THIS OPPORTU
IA nityto return our sincere thanks TO our friends
and the public generally for the large and IN
cTeaslng patronage with which we have been "a.
vJred during the past year, and hOpe by fair deal
ing and strict attention to business, 10 me:it z
continuation Of the same. We would also say Il,
those of them who have unsettled accounts on our
books that tie same will be made out by the 3Ist
Instant, and they will greatly oblige us il they
Will call and settle. Those not paid prior TO the
I'D January will be called upon, as we wish 10
close cur books for the past wear
HUTCHINSON Il MUNRO,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets dec 2--Iw