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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21
~ GARD.
UR NEW FIR M

1t affords me pleasure to Announce
to my friends and the public that have
associated with me my former partner,
James s. Wilkins, and my wal known
assistant, Thomas Hi. under the famil-
lar style of F. ii. CLARK & co.
The new firm will start with an efficient
force in each mechanical branch, the
Udtci. department being under the super
vision Of Thomas Wilkins.
Stock full at all times of tho latest
fashions, and prices rs low rs the same
quality and style of goods can be pur-
chased in New York and Philadelphia.
am thankful for the liberal patronage
extended IL me during my fftcen years
residence in Memphis. and my aim viii be
to merit its continuance.
+. ii. CLARK.
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GRAHAM & Hull,
C0B"TDN FACTORS.
COH1IISSTOS md GROCER Y
AIEIRCfI ANTS,

No. tre>at Row, Memphis, Tenn.
Oar charge for srllin. Cotton. includ-
ing storage, will be 50cenis per bale. We
>uil( Keep all cotton insured against fire
While in store: and that consigned to US by
Steamboats, insured against the dangers OF
| navigation, unless otherwise instructed
We shall enicayor TO act promptly for
the interest Of our patrons, where We have
discretion. but in all cases promise strict
cAedascc rs distractions.
We have now on hand and offer for
sale at the lowest market prices, heavy
and complete stock Of
Brown and Loaf Sugar.
Crushed and pulycrised sugar:
bb!s.
Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee;
Best Green and Black Teas;
Best Star Candies, whole, half and
quarter lesxcs.
Extra Brands St. Louis Flour;
Complete stock assorted Tobacco;
Deans an1 Dextcr's Whiskev:
Old kentucky and Bourbon Whiskcy;
Sugar-ctrci and Plain Hams;
Clear Side Bacon.
Leaf lard, in kegs and hall bblS.
Bar Lead and Patent Shot;
Eastern Nails;
German Soap;
Pearl Starch;
Liverpool Salt, coarse AMI fine, &c.,
with heavy stock Of
kentueky Begging; India Basgng;
Best Machine Rope and Irvine;
10 winch we respectfully solicit the at
tention of purchasers.
g-g John c. Fiser, of Pamela is
at this house.
Aug. &-n3l-tf. G.. 4 II
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aflenlpbis Guns.
AEH lard tFARE STORE
Hawks. Smith & Co..

Importers of Foreign and Dealers
in American Hardware,
Nos. 304 4 SOC Main street, Memphis,
between Union and Munroc SITS.
TO tie McrcldmfS, Piuafers and Ne
chaaies Of Panoia county:
The subscribers arc opening the
largest and best selected stock of
Hardware, Cutlery, Agricultural Imple-
ments, Iron. Nails, Cordagc, &c.. ever Of
tered for sale in this section Of country,
anong which may be found
Agricultural Implements, Iron. Nails.
Castings, Tin Plate. Timers materials !;
BlacAsmiths' and Carpenters Tools, Ia
bic and Pocket Cutlery, Shovols. Spades.
Hoes, Axes, Corn Mills, Chains-of ali
kinds, OaHum cotton, MANILA ana lutte
Cdrdtge! builders' materials, of every
variety and in large quantities.
We would most respectfully call tho
attention of the merchants of this section
of country to the fact that, purchasing rs
we do, our goode at as low figures as any
house in New York, Boston or Phladel.
phia, We are enabled to compete with them
in prices, and are determined to do SO.
To the planters, we would say, that in the
selection Of our goods, we have endeav-
orcd 10 promote their interests as we'll rs
our own. Our stock of Timers materi-
ais will always be found full and COM
plete, and at foicer prices than any other
concern IN this city. Our tools Of all
KIN Is have been selected personally and
from the very best makers. All We ask is
4 fair and careful examination of our
stock and prices,
Memphis, October, l756-n4o- 3m
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FINE brandy and WINE.
A NEW stars

NiE UNDERSIGNED having purchas.
Il cd the entire stock Of DRY GOODS
and GROCERIES Of James l.. Fletcher,
IN Pamela, will continue the business "A
the old stand, where he offers to tia pub
lic generally every article in bis line, al
very low prices, for CASH, or on reason
able terms to regular dealers.
have just received fresh SUNNY 81
FALL and WINTER GOODS. in addition
to my large and well selected stock on
hand. and invite everybody to call ana
examine my stock. 1t is 40 trouble !,
SHOW goods ut my establishment. wheth.,
you purchase or not. am permanen,lx
settled among You, and intend to do = IL.
climate business upon correct merchan-
Tue principles, and shall not be underso,d
~ any ono. Give me call if You wsus
WILLIAM p. WATKINS.
December 23d, lS56.-tf.
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NEtr STORE

Ne " STORE
We are now receiving and opening
our FALL. and WINTER STOCK of
DR1 GOODS.
consisting of every variety Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods usually kept in this
market.
Superfine blue and black Cloths, CASH
mers, Do9skins, Clocks, Muntillas, Moire
Antique, Velvet Shawls-thc iates, STYLES.
Ladies' Dress Goods Of superior quail
"; Grape Shawls; Il large lot Of Blan-
kets. Negro Cloth, Brogans, kealy-made
CIoTliN,;, Boots, Shoes and Hats, and
variety OF articles too numerous to mca-
ton.
All ask is, "comc one and aii," and
examine my stock before making yoar
purchases. bought or the very best
terms, and am determined that none shall
unler-scll me. shall adopt the cash sys-
ten, except to punetual customers.
A. c. BLAIR. 277 Main-st.,
Old stand of Ferguson Il NeiH.
eY \. q. GoopwIH is with this house.
n29-Gm
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THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS !
E4EEa Wan 81 co.

Corner Main and Jefferson sts., Memphis,
Tennessee,
Cash dealers in Dry Goods, Carpets,
Books, Shoes, &c. re,
so We sell for Cash exclusively,
and can offer Inducements 10 purchas-
ers that cannot be met With elsewhere.
Call and examine, as we take great
pleasure in showing our goods.
SMALL. PROFITS, AND QUICK SALES.
July 2-no2;-tf.
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atlsnlpbis Cubs.
dissolution.

On the LIST of June, 1866. the firm
heretofore existing between +. II. CYark
and A. c. Wur-baeh was dissolved by
mutual consent. +. Ii. Clark is charged
with the settlement Of the business of the
late firm Of f. ii. Clark & Co.
+. II. CLARK,
a. q. WURZBACH.
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Notice to Executors, Adminia-
traitors and Guardians.

The undersigned, Clerk of the FRO
bate Court of Pamela County, hereby
notifies all Executors. Administrators
and Guardians, in said Court. and
particularly such as have never paid
any cost in said Court since their in
stailatlon, that executions will posi-
lively be issued for all costs due the
officers of said Court that remain un
paid or the lst day of February. 1857.
and would thank all parties having
deeds III said office. that have been re-
corded, and the record fees not paid.
to call soon and pay the fees aad taks
their deeds out, as Icy their so doing
they will greatly benefit themselves
or their descendants at some future
day. W. L. WOOTrEN.
lsec. 8, lSJ6.-n46 Nv Clerk.
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". e. r. H raousrrr. nnrn won4nrrr.
saarrlS, ~ OrlllIey and Go.
Cotton Factors, Grocers and Com

mission Merchants,
No s Fron. Row. Memphis, Tennessee.
Have now, and design keeping on hand
large and well selected stock Of Rope.
Bagging, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquors,
and Plantation supplies.
They will hereafter sell and store or
ship Gatton, at fifty cents per bale.
Cy Wilkeep open policies to ceyer all
Cotton consigned to US, aad will insure
always, unless otherEise Instructed.
lnstruetieas with regard TO sales of
Cotton attoRded to- Agents for tho sale
Of Eagle Gotten Gins.
J. NJ. TERRELL, Agent.
July l6-n25-tf.
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mississippi & Tennessee
RAIL ROAD.
OPEN TO COMO

OPEN TO COMO.
EROM AND AFTER MONDAY. Jan'y
a 18th, through Mail Train will leave
Memphis daily SUNDAYS exccptcd) at 1870
A. ", anl'arrive at Como at l0:0j, A. N.
Retaining, leaves ut 1880, a. NJ; arrive
NJ Memphis at r. ".
This train connects daily ut Como with
!. =. McAlexander & Co.'S daily line of
six-horse Coaches for Panola and G;rena-
da--staging reduced TO iiftv.two miles
bttwcrn Memphis and Grenada; through
III eighteen hours. The travelling nubl;c
m " rely on this being the shortest and
cheapest route 10 Grrnana, Canton. Jack
son ami Vicksburg.
Tire Freight tram will make daily trims
iSundnys exceptcd) from and after Mon
day, January l9th, to Como. Ii viii be-.
NHpocted that consicnees will have ar
ran.tcmcn:s male to receive their good.
AZ hlst station on arrival. rs the comnany
have on'y temporary arran temcnts for
taking care of frcigh:s, and vii! not be
responsible for the loss or damage to the
Same at the stat on.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before catering the ears, and
save payments Of extra fares.
Baggage checked to all stations on the
Railroad, and no baggage will be received
without being checked.
Each passenger Will be allowed ono
hlndred pounds Of baggage by the Rail-
road and sixty pounds BY stage, but no
article will he carried rs baggage that iy
not incident to IN" person or the passcn-
Enr.
in clsr Of loss the Company will hold
4 ,i@ihsriNcS TsaspnuSiblr for an aIt,ount MOI
exceeding Efty tioliarss
Negroes, when travelling alone. must
have permit, naming the point TO which
thcy-arc 70 20, and specifying that they
are to tr'sve! by railrond, or they will net
BIZ carried.
T.. VI. PATRICK,
u5l II. superintendent.
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Cur Mechanical Branch.

In order TO meet promptly the in
treasing demand for work. we have added
TO our former force number of superior
workmcn< and made many valuable addi-
tons 10 our machinery. and arc prepared
to do work at short notice, and in the best
manner. al kinds Of
WATCH WORK.
luding the making of new and comrli-
Gated parts equal to the original. Also,
all kinds of Clock Hork.
JEWELRY,
OF eli kinds repaired, and new made to
order, including superlne Didsosad Work,
ENGRAVING.
PLAIN ard oT7aa'ieatai 10 suit all tastes.
Also. Seals fer hodges. Courts and Cor
porations, engraved at short notice
We can furnish members Of the Frater-
nifty with Keys, Medals and Marks. in
any style. Also, Lodges with Jewels. &C..
&c. +. IL. CLARK & CO,
No. ] Clark's Marble Block.
n5f-tf Memphis, Tenn.
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II ARDW ARE J.! HARpW.ARE
.NcCOMB.S & ~THTCE.

-
Importers and Dcaiers IN Harduaye,
cutlery, lH,as;is, Nails, Lou, .iq-
gIcalt3rof Implements, etc.
No. 249 Main street, sign Of he Broad
Axe, Memphis, Tenn.
Would respectfully call the at
tention of dealers and customers TO our
very full and extensive stock OF Goods,
which we arc now receiving direct from
manufactures in England and the United
States, comprising n large supply Of
poke and table cutlery. razors and scis-
sors-riade by Rogers g. sons, Butcher.
WoostcnkolmS and others Collins &
Hunts, AID ett2r makes Of axes: Amcs'
Shoyels. etc.; Germ shelters. straw cutters.
ploHs. fan Mills isSsec and wagon chains.
or every variety; fkausa1c E,1tIsTs ami
suffers, mechanics tools Of every de-
Scrrtion and of the very best quality,
LOCKS, bolts and all kind of building hard
wS'ts tia plate, block tin, wire, ETC.. to-
scticr with every variety of shelf hard
waic>
Also agents for Fairbanks Platform,
and other scales: Hall & Dodd's fre-proof
SAFES : circular saws, and for the sale OF
rec '"ade at tlsc paducah Rolling Mills,
(bcst Cumberland irony pig, metal, boiler
nn' hoop IRON. n35 -6m
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-21
Pamela Motel

FOR SALE.
This we'll known Hotel, in tho
town Of Pamela, and now kept hv p. B.
JONES, Esq. il for sale. There arc sew
en- and a half lots of ground, with large
Stable, and all other out houses aeccssa-
ry for a. Hotel. 1t now receives the lar
gest share of the public patronage, and
clears two thousand dollars "A Year in the
hands Of .te present occupant. twill bs
soia very low for cash, or on fons creu-s
1t, with interest. For further particulars
apply to NJ. $. WARD.
Real Estate Agent in Pamela
Or, address tho undersigned at Memphis.
A. q. ELLIS.
November 4th, lS36.-;f
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New Firm.

The subscribers have associated
themselves together under the firm Of +.
Ii. Clarke s Co. +. TT. CLARK,
JAS. S. WILkINS,
TIl0S. HILL.
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EOFFERED

<fBER wishes to soil his
Id THREE LOTS, in which
I, in the town Of Pamela.
Mississippi. The house is
Dc out-buildings convenient to a
~ cool water. As ! expect 10
site thu country, in order to be con-
mt to my work, will give any per-
2 wishing town property good trado.
JOHN T. PRIDDY.
neeenbcr 81, l856-4w
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Pope 4 Bpothers.
Cash Dealers in Fancy and Do.
NESTLE nrv Goods

1dSll l'eaiefS III fancV anu DO
nestle Dry Goods,
No. 2o5 Nam Street, .Hemphis,
Are now receiving their splendid
stock of fall and winter Goods. All the
| beauty and elegance to he found in dress
goods We have in oar establishmen Our
Dress Silks consist il all the various fab
rics and maaufactures 70 be obtained in
the European markets. The richness of
the Chine, ANDRE and MORE, Antique.
Striped Silks, cannot he surpassed in gai-
ETY. and cleganec--yct the silk robes are
! said 10 be more recefche. Every article
Of dress can be found by examining our
stock.
CLOAkS
i no Braziiian is graceful manteau.
wh-ch is adapted to the fall season. The
Caprice, the Aiorescc, the Hispan:a. the
Leonse and Tourists, are suited TO the sev~
eral different STYLES of dress for which
they were manufactured, which cannot
fan TO satisfy the most tasty. We are de
termincd that no city shall surpass Mem
phis III fine goods. The ladies of this
section need not incur the expense nor be
t;oabied by sending abroad for these
things
III FANY GOODS
OF MI grades. Kentucky Twills q Linseys,
Blankets, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
keady-madc Clothing-all the above men
toned goods can BIO bought Low FOR
CASH, n4lom
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j. WALKER & CO,

]. WALKER & CO..
Headquarters for Cheap GOODS,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS
and SHOES, at Wholesale
and Retail,
No 2lI Main 81, opposite Odd Fellows
nfI Hall, Memphis, Tenn. f6m
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Masonic.

Pamela Lodge No, &C, meets on
the evening of tho first Wednesday in
each month. NJ. S. WARD, "a. II.
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Or Uhoiemlc STOCK,
In BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS.
IS fuil, to which We invite the attention
of merchants aud dcales buying Tor cash
or on short time-prompt pay. Prices
viii justify tcrsas. Wholesale Rooms IN
stars. H., t. & A.
h4'l fly
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MRS. I1E\IZ'S WORKS.
TIE MOST POPULAR. IN THE
WDHIJ1

Topics OF any of them sold Seperatelv.
~ Is. PETERSON has just published a
A new, revised, uniform, and beauti-
fal edition ol I'll uEs, IIENrZ'S works,
Y'iRted on maes finer ansi better paper.
"''P, and in n far superior STYLE to what they
ever before been issued IN Each
Stntains beautiful engraving, IL
ii one Of the best scenes in each
Following are tn .ir names:
Noithern Brida. With IL
zamplctc in two volumes,
ri go pages, price ST, or
vo uma, cloth gilt, 81 o.
<oung Pilot of the Belle
wo volumes, paper cover,
one volume cloth gilt,
The Sequel to and con
lda; two volamcs, pa-
one dollar, or one vol
81 ..
,w Bird: Tale Of Rca!
osames, paper covcr, prieo
or one volume. cloth gilt,
land; or, tho Tong Moss
Two volumes, paper cover.
=. 70 enc dallar, or one volume, cloth
Gilt, 81 2j.
CanrtShir and Marriage. Two volumes,
paper cover, price 81, or one volume,
= 4 -.
Eoine; or, Magnolia Vale. Two vols,
paper cover. price one dollar, or ono
volume, cloth giit, = -.
Love After Marriage and other Stories
Of the Heart. Two volumes, paper
cover, price one dollar, or one volume,
cloth gilt, 81 p.
Helen and Arthur. Two volumes, paper
cover, PRICE one dollar, or on, volume.
r---s S*l -.
Son: and other Stories Of
10 volumes, paper cover,
or one volume, cloth
fp Bag, together with
ut, never !efore pub-
edition of this or
AvoliImes, paper
Aor one volume,
gtion of any Of
to any per- |
snited States, I
3emitting tho
Htih, to the /
gTERS0N,
philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-25
Coroue,s' Once.

MrRpyRors AssarIr M observation-disclosures was
received ri the Coroners Office yesterday, that Dr.
kmshef OF loI Seventh street. wing dangerously IN
from the effects OF injuries received Thursday night
last 81 the hands Of some hGhwaymcn, who cniced him
from his home at the hour OF midnight for the purpose of
robbing him Dr. kimshief awakened from SUM-
bers by Two who said they wanted him 10 attend to
sick call lie Immediately got up, and dressing himself
went down stairs and accompanied the for dis
lance from the house, when they suddenly fell upon him
and aer beating him about the head and face in the most
cruel manner, robbed him OF all he possessed the ras
Gals then lied and made their escape leaving their helpless
victim on the sidewalk behind them Coroner Gamble
upon receiving the notification In question: proceeded 10
the bedside OF the injured Tor the purpose Of holding
q ante morton examination.
DROWNED WHILE BAruSe-George Kyle, young man
about Is years of age whose parents reside al 81 Mangn
street. drowned while bathing in the water yesterday
nj the foot Of Rutgers street The deceased dit not dyest
himself Of all bis clothing while bathing and s supposed
such neglect prevented him from swimming and resulted
in his being drowned Coroner Hills hed an inquest upon
the body Of deceased.
FATAL Aoc1DrST TO A NEw YoRK VOLUNTEER Coroner
Hills held an inquest yesterday Cherry street. upo,
the body OF New York Volunteer named George Sea-
man, who died from the effects of blow accidentally rs
ceived with bandspike while engaged at work in the
Navy Yard, brooklyn Deceased was years Of are AMI
was q native OF this city.
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YELLOW FEvER BEDDEG.-When the astfor
the removal Of the Quarantine was passed, and
the three Commas sioners were appointed, we we're
told that the chic source OF infection last year
would be AVOIDED by anchering the vessels at
such distance Fl ON the shore that no bedding
could drift to the beach. We were likewise told
that floating furnace would be constructed for
burning al infec ted bedding.
We beg to inform the Commissioners that on
Sunday last bedding from the Lucy HeyTOod
now in quarantine in the lower bay, foated
az hore in front of Lanes farm, and that the same
" as picked up and carried home by a poor oys-
i.erwoman whose means are small, aud whose
family is large.
As this is the beat and surest way Of domicil-
| ing yellow fever on the island, we beg to in
qure whether it be in the programme of the
Commissioners, and whether infected bedding
may be had throughout the summer, on :he same
beach, on the same easy terms.
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Affairs I'm Kansas.
TIKI YRE1 STATE LEGISLATURE.

Correspondence OF the st. Louis Democratt
QgDARo, Kansas, June 16, 1857.
The following enacmeDts passed py both branches
Of the Legislature on friday and Saturday md signed by
Gov. Reblnsou:-
An act providing for taking the census and ,pporonnx
tho representation of the state Il provides Cor the ap
pointmeni by the Governor Of Eve Nsrshas who will APP
point deputies through the Territory and take the
Immediately The appointment Ia TO be as 10 give
the senate not more than twenty members aud the House
not more than sixty.
An act for election the first Monday IN August, 10
nil such state Offices may be vacant and elect re-
annually on the nrst Monday OF August.
An act Locating the scat OF govern nent at Topeka
An act establishing State University a, awrence.
Joint resolution memoriaigng Congress for admission
TO the mon under the Topeka constitute nhe memorial
to be circulated through the Teor for expression OF
opinion upon Il
Beth branches OF the Legislature a. curned sin, J. al
ball past ii O'Clock Saturday night.
There was disposition the part OF the House 10 en-
&C, laws providing for the Incorporation Of towns the or
gan2aon Of COUNTIES and townships etc. give the free
state government Immediate vitality and force but the
Senate only cor cured In the enactmeuts above
general desire seemed TO the region south OF
the Kansas river to put The State government imms-
ate operation and several towns, including Lawrence
Hyatt and Empora petitoned for incorporation In some
OF these towns complete squaier organizations already
exit
An unanimous feeling was manifested that whenever
kansas does come into the Union must be under the
Topeka constitution.
Though Governor Walker Wa In Topeka during near,y
all the session Of the Legislature movement made
10 Interfere with H.
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Laura K.,n.,s rhes,re-Lo,,,s Telegraph.

play, or comedy rather. ennied "Iove's Telegraph"
was produced At Keenes theatre last night being
iis drs representation n hi city, though well kno rn
to Iosiou auderces where Il brought out under the
auspices OF Charles Keene, who placed the stage with
al the splenior Of scenery appointments for which bis
theatre e famoGs
his piece bears internal evidence OF ts French origin
II has al The grace 1nsh AMI vtohery Of the modern
Pnssn comedy, an must IN the or gna have been dis
taggshed FOR Il Wit brillancy and verbal felc.tes II
evidently depended u dialogue than is Incl.
DEBT for Is ard herein the translation falls most
amenisbiy Il seems 10 be imposs bic TO change into
English the subtitle grac OF the french tongue and hence
the principal charm OF their comedies lost audi.
ences.
Tue plo, Of 'Ioye's Telegraph is simple though the
details intricate would hardly bear rea M here
1t turas the love Of German princess FOR her secretary
who loves and ia beloved By her cor fdrr ard friend
The lovers, order TO blind the princess converse with
each other before her ACE by OF gnas given bv
The lady With her ian and the gentleman with his glove
The princess finally discovers the intrigue, and With a
generosity found nowhere bi the stage forgyes them
and consents 20 Their marriage while she herself weds
young prince whom she does not owe.
The objection TO this play s that IL s TOO tally for the
few incidents that are scattered through H. indeed times
II Is almost dull, and IL only saved BY the sperdI acting
Of Mis- Keene who played the role OF the Princess charr
Dgy. Mr. Wheategh bad part out OF his line, aud tue
other characters were OF very little account.
In one particular hs play Is deserving OF all praise II
g placed On the stage IN most superb manner and il s
doubtful II Charles Keene himself could have done as
well The costumes scenery, appointments, furniture, all
are rerfect, a1d display the most exqus te taste
par, of The far nanagress. cloves Telegraph" will he
repeated tonight.
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Al the White street Office the Quarantine special foce
was paid up yesterday, By the Treasurer OF the Police
Board, SIR Bowen. The money comes through the Qua
ranne Commission, az the men only special posse
furnished upon temporary reputation. number Of Ap-
polntmea, for the filing up Of Capt Hopkins command
were made Daily despat:hes from Albany received
White street TO the movements OF the Court Of Ap
peas and the spcculaons upon the forthcoming decision
Moth ng reliable In tbs connection be had, however
members OF the Court have already Indicated their ea
lousy OF the approaches and canvasngs upon the topic
arrived here from Albany, who have had reliable
means Of formation say Il Is doubtful II the decision will
b. rendered Until the end OF the term. Iron the
horily on which an extra Tribune ssued with de.
csion (erclusye) on Monday Is again reconstructed for
FRIDAY