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4 RoNal wedding.

1t is eighteen years since the heart of John
Bull was made happy by n royal wedding.
though during that time he has had the fic-
ity of enjoying good many royal christen-
ingS. But day before yesterday all England
was made merry by the wedding of one of
the royal family, the Princess Royal having
been betrothcd To the heir of the throne OF
Prussia, and the eldest daughter of Qnccn
Victoria will, in time be herself Queen
The marriage of the Princess ROYAL to a
Prussan Prince is regarded as a most auspi-
cious event, considered only in its political
consequences; but il is said in other respects
to be u happy union, aud altogether one OF
choice and affection on the part of the young
people, who have, doubtless, rs soft and sus-
cepuhle hearts rs the children OF farmers or
merchants.
The happy event was brilliantly celebrated
in Washington 10y ball gwen in honor of
the occasion by Lord Napier, the British Am
bassador. and the Royal uuptials were conse-
Grated by right hearty Republican dancing at
the Capital of our own nation, and IN every
part of che world last night. From the mar
bile palace of Delhi 10 the banks OF the 1t.
Lawrence, the sound OF revelry was heard in
COMMUNICATION OF the happy event. Though
il is Only the marriage OF young couple who
have formed an attachment for each other.
and who first exchanged their vows in the
Scottish Highlands, yet the event is one of
great importance To all the civilized world.
England aud Prussia, the two great Protest
ant nations Of Europe, are by this marriage
made more strongly than ever allies and
hereafter the Councils of Great Britain will
doubtless have the same force IN Prussia that
the eounsels of Russia have done heretofore.
II England should ever again ind herself al
war with the Car, Prussia will not nsmRin.
as she did during the late war, In neutral
position. The marriage of the Princess Royal
OF England, therefore, with the Prince Of
Prussia. is an event OF more Importance 90
the world than most Royal marriages have
been, and We oiier our hearty congratulations
TO our Cousin Bull on the happy event, and
trust the suspicious occasion viii prove as
happy in it, consequences a. he has good rea-
sons for anticipating il win be.-A T. Tsases.
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and Independence of the members of the Leg
islature. They ought to be their own masters,
and not be guided by Bank parlor influences.
That they are not is too apparent.
If the Eramauer has not drawn upon its i'm
aginatlon for Its facts, members of the Legis-
lature have been unfaithful to their constit-
uents, and suffered themselves to be corrupted,
to subserve the interests of those who were in
strumental, in bringing disaster upon all the
business interests, trading, commercial and
agricultural of the country. Is there any real
ground for the charges of the Enam'ner? ?
Have members of the Legislature, yielded to
the seductions of Oysters and Champagne!
And who are the members? We move that
committee of investigation be appointed, and
the editors of he Eldnaner called to the witness
stand to testify. AS the American members
did not come to Nashville with any intention
to make war upon the Banks, nor to "give
turn in legislation in the direction of specie
currency" they cannot be included in the in
d;ctInent of the Examiner. 1t was only sham
democrats who dreamt of hard money, and
wished to legislate the State into specie era.
To them, therefore, the EIamtaer must refer.
This is indicated by the conclusion of its ar
ticle, which is an onslaught upon Mr.. Senator
DAVIS, of which the following is an extract:
Mr.. Senator Davis has turned about and
wheeled about and jumped Jim Grow" with
vengeance. Not over two months ago he was
''red-mouthed,' as the "bhoys" would express
it, after the Banks. No term was too oppro-
bious for them. What valOrous charge he
made! He was positively rampant. But
change has come Ger him. Has his courage
ooZed out at his fingers ends? What's the
matter Mr.. Davis? Explain! Are you the
same Mr.. Davis from Marshall, with whom we
enjoyed an acquaintance during previous SEES
sions of the Legislature, and for whose talents
and good parts, we entertained very great re-
spect! If so, we were mistaken in the man.
What influences have been brought to bear
upon him we know not. That some have is
evident and this instance is another proof of
the peculiar and powerful influences exertt
by Nashville upon members of the Legislature.
The position of Mr.. Davis is by no means cred
liable TO him, and we are sOrTy to record an
instance of such gross inconsistency The
sooner the Hard-mOncy party get rid of such
turncoats the better. Men who haven't the
backbone to stand up against the Banks six
weeks, had better be turned out to grass.
We trust that these matters will be inquired
into, and the Examiner furnished chance to
make its charges good.
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e. The American Express Company, having
been entrusted 10y Messrs. Marshall " Illsley
of Milwaukee, with $500 to deliver to the
State Bank in Madison, Wisconsin, made a
tender of the money after banking hours, aud
the Bank refused To receive it. During the
night the express safe was rObbGd of lis con-
tents including the 81 500. Suit was brought
the Express Company who claimed that once
having made "a tender of the money, they
were no longer responsible forit as common car
riers, and that they kept it over night as q
mere matter of accommodation to plaintiffs.
In this view the jury conceded, and returned
a verdict for the Express Company.
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Rev. DIR. LyISGsroNE.-This eminent ex-
plorer has withdrawn from the service Of the
London Missionary Society, aud returns short
ly 10 Africa, in the employ and under the pat
ronage of the British Government. Five
thousand pounds were lately voted by Par
lament IA DIR. Livingstone 10 enable him To
prosecute the exploration Of the river Jam
best, .and the southern portion OF the African
Continent. This H. a liberal appropriation,
handsoms ~ done aud done promptly. A like
amount has for years been solicited from the
Congress OF the United States, but not yet
granted, for reeonnoisaEce Of that portion
Of Western Africa lying east Of Liberia. This
region will compare fayorably with that pro-
posed 20 be visited by Dr. Livingstone, in its
capabilities for trade-to obtain which Is the
object vi the British nation.
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LET THERE Bg - sEcRErs N MEDICINE. or
rather no pretended secrets. The Medical
Faculty Published a. SION made, all their
discoveries. aud almost all that Il known Of
real value for the cure IL disease has been
discovered hy them. ~. Assr takes tie h0n-
cradle honest c0ur~e, and right because Il l.
honest. lie gos@ 60 work aid insents the best
remedy which medical skiil can devise for the
cure Of certain complaints; then publishes
what Ia il and maintains his monopoly of Il
solely by making il cheaper. better, more per-
feet than anybody else can II the people
would exact this 81 All who Offer medicines.
they would have much les trash 20 swallow.
Mes 0r.s1as Osy1a. Feb. l-lw.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr. Whitthorne, from the judiciary Com
mittee, reported back sundry bills referred to
said committee and recommended their pas
sage.
The consideration of Mr.. Goddpasture's
resolutions to amend the Constitution, was
resumed.
Mr. Bratcher offered the following amend
ment:
..No person shall be eligible for the Office of
Governor of this State unless he shall have
been a citizen of the United States for twenty
years"
In offering his amendment, Mr.. b. said that
he did not desire 10 make speech in favor Of
the amendment he proposed TO the resolution
before the Senate but he would state that in
looking at the Constitutions of various States,
he found this provision Incorporated III the
Constitution OF kTginia-the old dominion
and several others, and that he understood
the same provision was in the Lecompton
Constitution, ratified by this Senate. He
hoped the amendment would be unanimously
adopted.
The amendment was rejected by the follow
ing vete, to wit:
1yes- Bratcher, Golf, Goodner, McConico,
Roach and Weiker-6.
Noes-Brown. Bullen. Davis, Denton. Good
pasture, Heiskell Harris, Hill, Jones, Nc
DOugal, Aiunday, Reid. Ross. Travis, Walker,
Whitthcrne and Mr.. Speak Burch-I7.
The orr giHal resolution was then rejected.
Mr.. Walker entered a motion to reconsider
the vote.
The bill for the benefit of the Central South
ern Railroad Company was taken up. The
merits of the proposition were elaborated by
Messrs. Whitthorne and Davis. The bill pass
ed the third and last time.
The bill to incorporate the Greenville and
North Carolina Railroad Company, and to III
corporate the Mississippi river Railway Compa-
ny. passed the third ahd last time.
The bill to incorporate Lawrence College,
passed the third and last time.
The bill for the benefit Of the Memphis
Hospital passed the third time.
Several bills passed the 5. cond time.
Adjourned till 10 clock, tomorrow morn
I ing.
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FACTS ABOUT THE OCEAN Lieutenant
Marry, whose facts, gathered from extensive
observation of the winds and currents of the
ocean, are so valuable to commerce, states
that July andAugust are the most favorable
months to cross the Atlantic. The most tenn
pestuous month is January, the next Deem
Der, the next Febuary; March and November
are nearly alike, as are September and April.
He states, contrary to general opinion, that
doubling Cape Horn, which is generally re
garded so dangerous, can never be compared
to storms with the winter passage between
England and America.
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KEEN WT.-There are people who talk
with their whole body. The Frcnchman talks
with his arms, shoulders and head: Yankee
with his eyes and face.
y certain member of Congress from one of
the Eastern States was speaking one day on
some important que stiOn, and became very
much animated, during which he grimacyd
very much, which set a brother member. his
opponent on the question, to smiling. This
annoyed him very much, and n Indignantly
demanded to know why the gentleman from
WAS laughing at HIM.
Il was smiling AT your manner of making
monkey faces, SIR was the reply.
"Oh! | male monkey faces do /? Well, sir,
you have no occasion TO try the experiment,
for nature has saUei you He trouble"
The hammer was distinctly heard amid the
roar Of laughter calling the house to order.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Several local bills passed second reading.

Ess- We are sorry to read the latter or
ton of the following extract from Hong
Kong letter in the New York Times and trust
that there is some error in relation to the quail
ity of the rigging Of the frigate MINES, Ia:
Mr.. Reed has been received with great favor
by his countrymen here;-Whcthcr he , i'll be
20 received by Commissioner Yeh rem; ins to
be seen. Captain Dupont has made he dis
covery since his arrival that the MIN esota is
no use on this station, as he is not able 10 visit
any of the Chinese ports. Minister Reed
takes up his residence on board tie Ports
mouth. and viii probably visit Macao TO have
an interview with the French Minister. During
his absence the Minnesota viii be caulked and
overhauled. Her rigging is utterly worthless
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ADVICE To LADIEs.-We are aware there are
many of our lady readers vino are complain
ing OF weakness and debility. Our advice Is
20 70 at once and get some Of McLKAxs
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLoop PcRf1ER.
IL is a delicious Toxic, aud just the thing To
STRENGTHEN and ISvioogATE the whole organ
izafiOn and PURIFY the Bloom. See advertise
ment Ia another column. For sale by all
druggists In thls place. feb l-lw.
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THE BRTsH LEGAnoS.-The Washington

THE BRITIsH LEGArIoS.-The Washington
JiaoR says:
brilliant entertainment was given on
Monday night at the British legation in this
city, in honor of the marriage of the Princess
Royal of England to Prince Frederick VIII
liam OF Prussia There was "A large atten-
dance of distinguished guests present, who
were entertained with the wonted elegant
hospitality Of the present representative OF
the Court of ST. james. Dancing was kept
up with great spirit until late hour in the
night, and at the supper table representatives
of almost every civilized nation joined the
many American guests IN pledging the royal
bride and bridegroom.
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HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.

HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.
To amend the Constitution so as 10 make
the Treasurer and Comptroller elective by the
people. Passed nrst reading ayes A., noes
%.
To amend the Constitution so rs to limit
Legislative sessions to ninety days. Passed.
House Bill TO amend the charter of the
Citizens Coal Company was taken up, with
the report of the Committee. adverse to lis
passage, and Mr.. Nancy explained and defend
ed the amendment; The bill was rejected.
Senate bin allowing tie General Govern
ment an extension of one years time 10 &C
cept the hermitage property passed first
reading.
Senate bill TO amend the act in relation 10
weights and measures, passed lSt reading.
HOUSE BILLS On 2D READING.
To regulate trial of claims in certain cases,
and 10 prevent payment of costs, indefinitely
postponed.
To abridge and simplify pleadingS, practice
and proceedings in Court Of Justice. bill in
lieu by Committee adopted and pass, d.
To amend the act of 1925. ch. 81 and for
other purposes, amended and passed.
Adjourned ill p. ".
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fSH The Legislature Of New York, after
a three weeks fight, was finally organized
Democratic side and electing a Speaker Of
that political faith. The Black Republican
press Is loud and deep in lis denunciltions
against the party guilty of what it is pleased
TO term IAN outrage We are glad 10 see
that even in free coil New York there Is no
affiiiatiOn between AmericaHism and Black
Republcanism. OF the two evils-Democracy
or Black epublicanism-the Americans of
the New York Legislature have certainly
chosen the Lessor one.-B4Iiuaore Patrlat. 2On..
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a. The Committee on Roads in the Virginia

e The Jommlttee on Kolds IN The Virginia
Senate have agreed 10 report a bin Fecommen-
ding an appropriation OF two and half mil
lions of dollars to the leading lines of Railroads
in that State, al follows To the Covington
and Ohio Railroad, SS0000O; Orange and
Alexandria. S3O00OO; Alexandria London
and Hampshire 100000; Manassas Gap.
$500 600; Norfolk and Petersburg S250.0O0:
York River $25O00O; Richmond and Danville
500, 600. and Virginia Central 100000.
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FOUR FHorsASD MARRIAGES ~ oSE MINIS
rKR-The venerable Father streeter of Boston
married ls2 couples last year, bringing the
aggregate Of his marriages during the thirty
four years Of his ministry in Boston, up 10 the
large number of a,3z7.
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK. NEVINS & co.

ON Friday, February 5th. 1853, at IL
~ O'Clock, y. N, viii UIer Tor sac Ia mont Of our
Warehouse:
50 hhds New Sugar; 5Gbbls. Holland Gin;
zoo bags Coiee; 20 . Vinegar:
so bbis. New Crop Molas- 200 boxes Glassware.
ses; 100 " Tobacco vari-
so pkgs. Mackercl Fish; Gus brands.
100 bXs IL X ki'sEs; 1000 bags fine salt:
100 half do do; 10000 fine Segars, various
10 quar-. do do; brands
800 kegs Nails; 100 boxes star Candies.
$50 bbls. Cincinnati Wits SO starch
Ky various brands; 80 bxs Corpac brandy.
so bbls. Bourbon Whisky; 20 cases Matches.
90 : Nonongahea do; IS coils Cotton Rope;
50 &" Am. Brandy; 100 cases Fresh Peaches.
II cases oardines; 200 boxes Cheese.
5 Herces rigs; 10 t:erces Rec,
With many other articles IN ;he Grocery line
KIRKPATRICK. NEYINS & co
feb I'D ItNrs,
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gzo- 1t is said that a private enterprise Is
on foot for introducing camels into Texas,
Arizona, and New Mexico, in consequence of
the success of the Governments experiment
with these animals
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Dres.Ing Room rhymes.

Blow up your wife when you've heen misbcaaying,
A wise man strops his razor after shaving.
Seeds sown by badolenee 10 good have grown,
Had ladies bottoms Studs had nqt been known
How hard my sfanse when dry, how set when wet
I'm stern. Pet Wcegs. I'm soitened. AruI Pet!
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A DEATH-BIow To MORNoNisyN-- President
Buchanan had better not throw powder and
shot upon the Marnons. Let him send them
fashion books. The Necessity OF crinoline VII
destroy polygamy. IL win render Brigham
Young himself unable TO support more wives
than one.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

j. q. ~DuWdou ~. II. J. NoryoH Il ais
7 the office OF the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
y Ger, Court "a Nashville, the 9TH day Of J4I-
ar, 1895, motion Of com ia.uaut by his counsel in
the above cause and appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
the Clerk and Master that the said defendants Alex
aHder BRYANT and wife. A4u"Ia Bryant, uua-rcs3-
dents ul te state uI Tennessee and That tire ora nary
process 81 tli- Count cannot be served uIon them. Il
is therefore ordered lg the Clerk and Master at pub
cttUn bo lu7a .fr tire, weeks u succession iu the
i-hyile Patriot. news apcr published m the city o
s-Lylte, re aIr- ,Is said defendants % appear az
TIA next term cd the thlHsJry Court 90 Zoe hoidra for
TIA county ul Davidson, az toe Court house thereof ia
tn city IL Nt- y l'. tue frs; Monday u May aeAt,
AMI s. li'. thr viii hc taken lu- con
fessed as 90 them and set down for hearing -x ilrc
c. j. BItIEN.
feb4-w3t Prs Zee 50 Clerk & Master.
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REsIGNATIoN.-Nr. Corbin, of ST. Louis,
who has been clerk of the committee of claims
in the u. :. House of Representatives for NJ
teen year,, has resigned on account of sick
ness in his family. He has never had a vote
cast against him by any political party.
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Ga" The New York Post states that the lady
who is expected to make Mr.. Fillmore 1.-The
happiest ofmen' on the 18th of February inst,
is Mrs. Mcintosh, woman distinguished for
great variety of charms, solid as well as
transitory. Her former husband made for
tune i'll the crockery business in Albany, and
was President of the Albany and Schenectady
Railroad during the last three years Preced-
ing the consolidation.
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be made to burn all night In a sick room or
elsewhere, where dall light is wished, by
putting finely powdered salt on the candle
until II reaches the black part Of the wick.
In this way mild aud steady iighl may be
kept through the night from = small piece Of
candle
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10 Lucy Stones property at Orange, n.
j.. was seized upon and sold mt constable's
sale on Saturday, to satisfy claim for unpaid
taxes. Lucy informed the constable that he
would have the same job TO do next year.
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fg- Men are like bugles; the more hrass
they contain, the further you can hear them.
Women are like tulips: the more modest and
retiring they appear, the bstter you love
them
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gzs- II is reported from Washington that
in the committee of Senate, Mr. Douglas gave
a casting vote against the southern route for
the Pacific railroad.
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VESSELS or WAR FoR TvRKEY.-A letter
from Constantinople To the " i. Tirbuas
states that an admiral aud four other officers
of the Turkish navy are now on their way To
their country to procure the construction OF a
large war steamship aud of other vessels OF
War for the Sultan.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Carter. Mckay & Co.

~ y THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4III, viii oH-r for
~ Casa a complete assortment of Groceries, VIZ:
20 hhds. n. sugar 50 doz. Cove oysters;
80 bb.s. Mu.aSS.S: (-uudl
100 bags Rio CoTsc: zoe boxes star Candles.
20 bbis Crushed and Pow (ful weisht)
dered sugar; - M do. do. do;
10 bbis FRESH Texas Pc 81 or. do. do. do:
cans; - box. Tallow Candles:
% bJ.s No. 3 NIgcSerel; IS 80 Champagne CIDER,
20 kits 40. ] MacEor-i; (quartS.)
u boxes fresh Goldfish. 80 box. do. do (Yiuts }
50 NJ. r. Ea.-u-; . casks Ale and Porter;
. hf 30 uH; 100 boxes Glassware;
l5O hb.s Cincinnati rect- 100000 Cigars ass "a BIDS:
fed Whisky: 10 bbs. Cologne Spirits:
10 bhls pure Bourbon do; - pigs iIc BranGics, TO
- Eounugalria do, Close consignment,
10 &c American Brandy; box old 0taru Brandy;
80 casks =, c. soda; 70 GoZ. Wash boards
200 doL- Painted Buckets: 100 box m4u1. Tobacco;
so nests Painted Tabs 5; 2GJ bags Coarse salt:
- 3; 20 gross Ground Mustard
20 gross Mason $ l.. Black 4 aud =, lbs:
ing; IS gross y. u. Backing.
80 ba-Sets Champagne;
The above, with many ether articles VIII be put up
and sold pa quantities t. sgit purchasers.
f-b2-,d CARTER MCKAY 4 CO.
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Tennessee ROnds-SaIes at the stock
Exchange.

RICHMOND ENQUIRER-It is stated that
Messrs. Nathaniel Tyler and O. Jennings
Wise have purchased an interest in the Rich
mond Enquirer, and will in future be connect
ed with the editorial department of that paper.
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STILL At WORK.
u w NIANEN A. co

AVE lrcm tiie WRECK al their store and shop by
L Z dre Friday the .2d of january. opened is No.
20 Market street three doors below ni'H Hall where
their friends and the pablo Wili Hud them prepared
sell Tn Plate, Block lin, sheet Iron, COPPER Wire,
Narbcizei Iron MuLtlvs, iarur aud Chamber Crates,
Cook stoves, Coal and Wood Heating stoves, Pressed
and JapauAeI Inwarc, Common nHwarc, &c. &c., AZ
wholesale and ,util. job Work done to order with
ueIta,SS and dcSI atch.
febl-lw 2. W. MANI-Y & 90.
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wall Papers.

125s IS IS 20 and p cents; glazcd Is % 90
"A Together with every description az
Borders, Fire-SCTeens, Center Pieces, Window
Paper,
And an the most fashionable styles Tor Parors, Halls
and Dining rooms.
Terms, Casa fur an small bills.
W. ". INN,
Nur IS Public square, cor peslerck -
y. B.-Paper Hanging done la the best manner By
csmprteut worAfneu. iebl-lm
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY, Ftby I, Io06.
Mr.. GOlladay presented a petition from ci-
tizens of Wilson for u bridge across Spring
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A NEAT COUNTY, RESfbENts =. two miles -
Z l. ca tlze ea.iatin luFafke road ttis slte es5,~
- tis hrst tgil gate, containing nearly anne ~
acres 81 suPertsF hsi1. aboct tiree arFss have
heeu strcessf l cultivated yte stabis ts taIassge
s rseA tfnpfFea 1te AsfrpE CfieHts CONSIST ~ a
framed haas- "a tlroc Fuouss aEl kitchen. and
<srh rlis irei lE aaa teh fclt wtie, ststa ft-ln
Stable, csrTttsr hsse &C, and ~ril rHcius-l glfh
Cfo=s ivlees Aag Es-rsl ccsirous E.drcla-in.
=ncu place. can Obtain bar lhgrli lc4nis Is
aHfscatsa NJ. 81 Colisse slEeeg Nashville Team
tauzA-tm
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Amnsfments.
CRKSP'S GAIEVY.

SCALE PRIcF-nress Circle and Parquette IS cts
Family Circle so cts; Colored Gallery IS cts Doors
open a past six To commence at seven O'Clock
Box Office open daily from A. NJ. u, and from 2
To p II.