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Southern Pacific Railroad Cor'y

TuE OFFICE Of thi- company is held al 'hc
l e'nar ef Aas'n and Bolivar -tast- ia the
city of Marshall Texas An person, having
business viii find the olica open UOia n 90
ar. v, daily.
JEPTllA FOWLkE~ Pre,'t
d e.. NLpEK. SECRETARY
june T., lSas .s Il
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A theological professor speaking OF
Baalam's ass. says il is wrong 70 DOUBT
that the ass spoke like man when we
daily hear SO many ncn that speak i ne
asses
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MEDIC Al.

nk y. ". fAMES, Marshall. H.uso.
- Coaa,y Texas
urrics-Jusigs traS = brick bai,dr, Rex
.lrnec he ese '9'i.@s.y occar.od By I q rhrre
Esq
asoa - 1852
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WoOL.>EX 4 ETUERlDCE.

COTTON AND TOBACCO FAcrDi.s,
\ and Commission and Forwsriin. Merchants.
40. - Camp s,r--'. New os.aans
OF ln.- SIN
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LAW CARR,

IF MCKAY, 'royney and Coue.rl'cr ai LaSs,
IL. Carthage, ranoa county, Te,ss
Bay Office on SABINE street, obe door raz' Of
the Pest O''rc
Ma'ch ~, l-5s. "
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LAW CARD.

HALL & MocEl.EY attorneys md Coun.
~ s8'oys a LaF
Anuasss--M. J Hall, Marshall Texas; &
+ Moeey, J,Hers1a;
Feb 49, ISIS /,
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u. Z. lOt Nc

IIAS rssinsi ihs practice Of medicine sgss
IL agd viii give special attention To .arc,i,
yaaeresl ,,isaa..- aia. d.sass Of the ere W,.l
alsc 'k diseased negroes u; his aoa.e and ,re.,
them GA reasonable terms
sgt ~ 1876 N5-ff
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DIR. 4. SEARS,

OFFERS his professional servies T. tie e.A-
~ isus q Marshall, anl surrounding country
sss- Oliee al he Drug storo u Sadles Z
scar
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LAW CARD.
LAW CARD.
LAW CARD.

~ s. JENNINGS. ittcrney al Law, Mar.
-. shall Texas ofice a. NORTHWEST ter
ncF Of the public a, are.
January ~ 2sS5.
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CHARLES o, NcotB II. MCKAY.
MOORE a MCKAY, in0rnsys and Cov.~'-
vi 'H' ~ Inv C4rthas, Pamela County Tes.
o.. wiIi praC'e, in the 9Th Judicial Distric. ant
"a the supreme and Federal courts Of Tylcr
duIg 10. las IL
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LAW CARD.

60 LAM A''oncyst Lrr, Marshall. rTar.
VI risoo coupls, Texas
September Is, 1850.
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CITATION

Tnr srArr or TrxAs- Caaaip # Hsrr,,oa
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FRANCIS LrDTLpH
DEGS 70 inform the cs5zan " Marshall au
- B.ghboehool thar he ), prepared tp uAer
llousc and Office furni;ar, ~ all kinds % oslrg
\ sioek AWAY, kept on hand.
Repairing cleaning, and vanishing usally cX'
ccui.yl and al orders promptly ailenl~i TO.
February 49, ls16. No2Sly
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streets east which was referred 10 the committee
Improvements
Also the petition Of George Smith which refer
red TO the committee on claims
Also bill for the repair Of foot bridges In the Fifth
ward which referred TO the committee on improve
ments
Mr. JONES then called for the action Of the board upon
certain amendments 20 the rules which no had offered
some weeks back which were accordingly disposed Of.
Mr. LLOYD, on leave, offered a resolution instrucng
the Seventh ward delegation TO select suitable site for
the erection Of market house in that ward which
agreed to.
Mr. TURToN called up the bill which had been set
the special order for yesterday authorizing the mayor to
open 9th street west from Maine avenue to the canal
Mr. BoHRER moved to postpone the subject until next
meeting which agreed to.
bill from the Board of Aldermen In relation to pro-
posed alterations in the publc-school system
ferred to the committee public schools
The chair here announced the appointment of Messrs.
Tree and Lloyd as the committee of inquiry in relation
to the proposed house of correction.
Mr. MuLLoY offered resolution requesting the Mayor
to confer with the Commissioner of Public Buildings to
the right Of the corporation to open 9th street beyond
the canal and to communicate the result to the board
Mr. JONES moved to postpone the consideration of the
resolution which not agreed to.
The resolution then passed after which the board
adjourned.
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CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.

Board OF ALDERMEN, Monday, Sept 27.--'The board
met at the usual hour and in the absence of the pres
dent the vice president, VIM w. Moore esq., took the
chair.
communication was received from the Mayor an
nouncng his having signed certain acts Also another
communication from the same, transmitting the report Of
ae aothees for the poor of the several wards for the
quarter ending June 30th 1853, except the first no med
ines having been furnished In that ward the appropria
uon being exhausted which referred TO the commit
tee on health
communication received from the city surveyor
III answer to resolution Of the board calling upon him
70 report some plan for the prevention Of accommodations
% sediment in the city canal from the mouths of the va
Ious sewers; which referred to the committee on
canals
MT BRows presented the petition of j. W. Reynolds
ana others OF the night watch praying to be placed on
inc same footing with tho day police in reference TO the
amount allowed them for uniforms which was referred
TO the committee on police
MT DuSSIkcroN presented the petition Of Samuel Nor
men Joseph Gerhardt and Others for foot bridge across
nails " -"
NE A. W. MILLER presented the petition Of Thomas
'Wh asking the remission Of fine which was referred
10 the committee OF claims
Mr. PEARSON presented the petition Of John Stranniua
praying the remission OF fine which was referred ~
the committee Of claims
Mr. rnoH,s MrLLrn, from tho committee on imnrove
menis reported resolution nsicting the city surveyor
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GALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS

liALE OF VALUABLE CUTION PLANTATIONS
~ AND FLOODED STOCK ~ will sell accommodating terms
valuable In Dallas and Perry countless
Alabama, in high state OF cultivation
Of from hundred aud hy 10 four hun
drcd each, portions OF every tract in cultivation
Possession will be given the purchasers the LIST Of January
IN s.y..
the "Scma and Mississippi Rivers
railroad equal fertility land in the world
Also improved unimpoyed town lots and small tracts
land adjoining Selma including several handsomely i'm
proved and conveniently situated private residences with largo lots
attached TO them I
The c tract adjoining Selma, acres will be laid OF
onohaf and hyeacc lots each lot fronting upon
THIS will enable purchasers purchase for residences
gardens, largo or small lots, as they may desire
will sixty seventy head Of thorough bred racing stock
tho blood which several nne saions brood
Mares es Also the celebrated stallion "Brown Dck
the ACC horse hi the South.
viii exhibited for sale at the at hontgom
cry, Ala, in November next ...
wishing purchase will find to their nterest to come
and Immediately. II.
liabilities Col Thornton b. odby will DO
for the purchase the above property
George Gosby will show this property to all who may de-
sire purchase. -.u.., 4.
For Byrd Morgan, OF Selma, and to
Messrs. Brooks Carrot, Of Marion. .s..,
property shall be disposed Of at private sale
WILL together largo Of other personal property be
to the highest bidder in the city Of Selma, on the n
day Of JANUARY noAt y Il -. .. -
SELMA Ala, Sept. II, 1858. sep 2s-2m
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A CARD.--Edward Dolan, Merchant Tailor, sign
N the golden dccco of 18th Pennsylvania
opposite Wizards Hotel respectfully invites the gentlemen
this vicinity his splendid assortment OF goods for tho
fall trade which he will sell cheap Ills stock consists Of
fashionable OF French English
man. American cloths black blue added golden olive invisible
green, mulberry and other shades. r.,as.....s.
panaoons-black and fancy docskn, with side bands,
vegvolvcs Silks and cashmere rich and beautiful for bali
and party.
and Esca beavers pilot Caston md Napo
leon Tricord Na
Also superb gents furnishing goods Of
scription Sept 19--dlm*
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mo, 62s.]

mo- 623.l
Notice OF the Removal OF the Land ONCE from
Faribault to st. Peters, and of the Office from
saltwater to Cambridge, in the state Of Min
nesOta.
IT N accordance with the provisions OF the act OF
Congress entitled An authorizing changes the location Of
land Offices approved March 3D. 1859 Is hereby declared and
made known that tho Office for the sale of public lands at FAnBAu
the state MysorA will BIO removed TO ST. Pgs and the Of
the sale public lands will be removed to
CAABuDcs said State early period practicable
Further notice precise OF each removal will be Is
tho register and Of the respective districts
Given under hand the OF Washington this 23d day Of
Sepemb r. A. ID. 1888.
by order OF the President:
JOS. S. WILSON,
ta Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Ollce.
Sept 2i-1aw6w intel 4 Start
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FATAL CAsUALTY.-Wo learn from the Alexandria Ga
zette that the locomotive attached to tho down train on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Saturday even
ing when just above Cupeper courthouse struck and
killed Mr. James Petty, of culpcpcr. He lying on
the side of the track, with his head on one end of
cross tie and when the along the COW. catcher
of the locomotive struck him on the right side of bis
head near the temple, killing him instantly.
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k6s~ MAsoNIc.-The M w. Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons Of the District convene on
Thursday september &c. 1855 Masonic Hail. 9th
streets ~ o'clock M for tho purpose of considering
OF Masonic Hail. The officers and members
respectfully requested BE puncua Master Masons IN
good standing cordially invited.
BY order OF NJ W. Grand Master .....
Sep ss--at Grand Secretary
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS
l. IN THE FIRST wARDBy virtue Of deed in trust,
December 60 1885, and recorded in bc j. A. No oos
the land records for Washington shall sell
Friday afternoon October O'clock the premises
square No. as fronting 40 feet So inches
2 and 2h streets running through about that width
Virginia ......
Also square No 1O4 fronting as
street, between north and streets running back
inches. ..
Terms onehd cash tho residue in and IL months with
terest secured by decd in trust on tho premises.
Conveyahcing at the cost OF the purchaser
..M .... g e VIM. p. WILLIAMS,
Trustee
.s...4l r.s, g..... J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Sep 17--2aw ". kuctionecrs
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DRAKE ON ATTACHhIENT.- and

nRAKE on ATTACHMENT and en-
IL argcd edition just published by Little Brown Co.. No
~ washington street Boston treatise the law Of suits by at
ta0bment in the United States by Charles D. Drake.
Second edition. revised and enlarged with appendix containing
the leading statutory provisions Of the
foreign attachment the Lord Mayors London
Locke. In vol. svo. law sheep, PIP. 76s. Prces5 So
NOTICES OF THE FIRST EDITION
much pleased with your the attachments
1t very oredabe and will be found
profession treated the subject with
ability and by references You have sustained
the highest authorities Lter TIE Hon John Mclean
eiate Justice q the Supreme Court Of the United States
speedily way the hands every lawyer in
publican.
ono law book recently been given the profession will
be generally useful Mr. Drake has produced treatise which
has been copuus, and imbodes all the
American and English authorities pertinent the theme Ne0
Fork Commercial advertiser, ~.
very complete eptome Of American law OF attachment
ranged In lucid method and expressed finished style In
word Mr. Drake has furnished good and much
book "-Ciactnnaf Gdsette
Mr. brakes work supplies place iu the lawyers library which
has never before been filled His style far higher merit
belongs 10 the majority OF law books publishing
either in this country in England. 'Nao Fork Esia0
Mr. brakes work deserves general patronage
Of the profession. - 81 Louis Eresing Neos
Sept 26-3teod
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S1S GREAT ECONOMY IN FUEL STS

The only perfect snaoks and in the market.
FUyHESE STOVES, called the 'Arbiter" Just receiv-
ed, for sale c. W0ODWARDS Metropolitan
Factory No 3S Pennsylvania between 1l
Streets who Is the sole for them for the District Columbia
By consuming their smoke and they win full half
the fuel used ordinary cooking stoves The
the cold air Introduced under the the
passing through double hrobox becoming intensely heated
the the reboN gning with the smoke and
the bakooven flames They have large bakeoven
large tank attached behind which Christianity supplies hot
These stoves the genuine original
heavy from which there several gotten
would also beg leave call particular attention celebrated
doueoven Rising Star cooking stove which double
cooking In the market The castings much heavier
than the old Morning similar and the rooster
bake and boilers much nearer the fire.
would also state that have large supply kinds stoves Of
the most approved modern pslns from the NORTH best suited
this market carefully selected " myself Please CALI and
will OF the handsomc and best stoves that the North
produce
Bonc Of the gsbuner be in full operation my
counting from O'Clock, until Sep25--t
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE q CO., Auotioneers.

a
Pennsylvania between 10Th
Tuesday II,
OF dated August 1857 recorded
s. 1il oos No, asa seq the subscriber will
lowing described property AL part square
No 49, fronting is feet on avenue beginning point
which the southwest the
by Tgdan j. X Rhodes, then
towards the southwest Of said
thence leaving said
right angles running No g. and with the the
Of said Hgdan and j. Rhodes lot and from
thence to the place OF beginning
that lot numbered Ave, the square, which
bounded casery by lot conveyed by Uah Forrest Benjamin
Coobe the north lot No said square, the tho
Brick the line OF the premises hereby granted tho
south by Pennsylvania fronting said hcen feet
four inches between the said brick building and the lot convered
by said Forest Benjamin Coombes and between tho line said
aud lot numbered six distance Of sixty eight ee eight
inohss.
Terms cash. residue IL mtnths
interest, deed OF trust the premises.
All convoyancing AT the cost Of the purchaser,
THos J. FISHER Trustee.
J. G. MCGUIRE & co.,
Aug 27--eaw&dts .a Auctoneers.
ESs~ The above sale is postponed in consequence
until Tuesday afternoon September 49, 1858, hour
aud place. TfiUS j. FBsHl.R Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Il Co.,
Sep 1T-eO&ds . Aucuonecrs.
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No GAL
Notice or the Establishment or the Land once
for the Territory or New Mexico
mo. gal

TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved Nav
IL "a 1868, entitled can tina Terri
Of New Mexico which act authorizes the tho United
States establish land Office for Mexico
hereby declared and made known sale and entry
public land In the Territory q New established
Santa F In said Territory from and after the 26h day
September, A. u. 1875 -
by order OF the President:
JOS s WILSON,
Acting Commissioner o tho General land Once
Sep as-w6w [nt &starI Isl
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. O. MCGUIRE 81 Co., AuctIoneers.

BY JAS. q. MCGUIRE &c Co, Auctioneers.
VNXTENSIVE SALE OF COSTLY FANCY GOODS,
cwery, clocks IaAran china figures peFfomery,
Ioery cutlery superior plate glass Tuesday
ing September rs O'Clock the Fazaarn
avenue Second Third streets shall SELL
without reserve the stock, comprising
paran china terra Gotta china figures Of desop
Jcwelry cutlery, combs, brushes
Papar writing desks and work boxes
perranery and soap OF every description
Portemolnaies, pocket books cabas ..s..
Opera glasses telescopes, stationery
Silver pencil cases, Berlin iron figures
Rosewood upright panoIoTte
looking glasses and paintings
Together with a large quantity Of fancy goods.
Also number Of very superior glass cases Of WIKI cot
800 each
TERMS $40 and under, credit two,
three and four months with interest satisfactorily endorsed
Sop 23-d j. c. MCGUIRE a 90. Auctoneers.
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER MI. VERNoY.--The steamer
Mount Vernon of the Aqua creek line her trip up
the river on Saturday afternoon when just above Alex
andra burst her cylinder The steamer Thomas Coyer
went alongside and took off her passengers and mail and
conveyed them to Washington. steam tug towed the
Mount Vernon to her wharf
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yTJSIToRs TO WASHINGTON will find at Philips

stationery all the elements
Enlistment The stock repee with novelty, includes choice
stationery
Of fine qualities usually kep
with the In addition, there gallery
tho the containing varied collection Of oil paintings
drawings photographs chrome Autographs cngrn
wings the inspection Of which respectfully invited Visiting
printed expedously Daily parcels
cities Weekly importatons from Europe
the French novels medical and scientific books received pub
icaton,
FRANKLIN PHILIP, Bookseller,
Sept 20 aa2 Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
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ORDISAToN.-Rev. James M. Wilson, formerly of this
city, on Sunday last ordained assistant pastor over
st. Johns Church, Liberty street. Baltimore The pull
pit was occupied by Rev. DR.. Webster, pastor of the
church, and several other ccrgymen, among whom was
Rev. John G. Smith, of this city who preached the or
dination sermon EE.
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BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF THREE SMALL AM

TTNRESERVED SALE OF THREE SMALL AND
valuable squares grounon Tuesday afternoon, October
O'clock the auction shall sell to the highest bid
following very valuable real estate in Washington
Square fronting respectively Vermont north
street. and Twelfth street west and containing 3d. 200
feet
1884, fronting Vermont avenue north street. and
containing IL 42S square feet.
handsomely located In the northern OF
the Second ward which rapidly improving in that direction
square No fronting respectively New avenue
street, west vicinity
Railroad Depot and contains 1855 feet Of ground
Titles perfect
Terms the residue Six twelve, eighteen
months with interest secured by decd In trust the
JAS. c. MCGUIRE Co.,
Sept 22-eod Aucioneers
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xaS~ Masonic NoTICE.--A stated communication
Of National Lodge No IL Hall on this uss.
dny) evening, at o'clock The Grand
Lodge will take place O'Clock, Masons In good
standing Of other lodges are fratcrnally invited.
Sept 2S-1t% lsatcsl
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FIREAbout quarterpast two o'clock yesterday after
the bodybuilding attached to the residence of Mrs
Upshur on III street. 10Th, discovered to be on
fire. The burning building in the immediate vicin-
ty of several frame houses, that at first it feared
the fire would spread but by the exertons of the fire.
men and the neighbos the danger averted and little
damage was done beyond the destruction of the back
building. ..- "-"ur.
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~ GORGE W. BRADFIELD, Attorney-at-Law, the
SV Estates" Building, Of 9TH aud streets Washington
will practice all the courts Of the District including the Court
OF Claims and in the adjoining counties in Virginia.
Gan
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Browns, HoteI.

n Pendleton, baltimore Jas Bowling Ia y, 81 Louis
saml Brown, Sweetwaler, Tenn WIN Clarke Baltimore
Tho Y Frost, Baltimore l. N Lane LADY daughter New
Vim Pannil, Virginia Orleans
Garland, Buneum Mas s Disgs do
b McAnulty 81 Louis Mig Anna lane, do
o Aubert Georgetown College NJ Myers Illinois
kooy, macon Nils jackson, r, U sA
b Deloacb, do Conn
Miss Amanda Deloach, do s Boughton h lady Georgia
ID johnson, Nashville, Tam sale 4 lady, baltimore
J II Moore, Illinois w Maxwell Philadelphia
JP Henson, GAINESVILLE Va FIJI Fletcher, New Orleans
Geo sampson K lady Knoxville E /. Jewell do
Tom e spaldng, St Louis
Martin n Mason. Georgia b Jowett Now York
X I Mills, Mississippi NJ Trontman, Philadelphia
Foortsp, Alexandria Richard Yeadon, Charleston, c
Bynam Alabama Wm II johnson, Massachusetts
MITCHELL Philadelphia Blodgot Philadelphia
JP Madison, New York DIS Hopkins lexington Penn
Benz snowden, lady children, Bunting Philadelphia
Philadelphia Il Bronaugh London, u
N Harris family, New York Smith lady, New York
Thos Bowling, Ohio Judy n Vear5on, Florida
A l. White, Mississippi John Harris, Virginia
Miss Il White, do John G Harris, do.
Mss s Jones, do
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Kirkwood House.

Robinson Montgomery, Ala Mrs Sloyneux, New York
Mrs Robinson, do saml Solomon do
Miss + c Robinson, do James strother Virginia
" Cuts, Boston "a p w Stroiher, do n....,
I D Cook, Maine @ Garner, lady servant
Magil, do louisiana
d Belhed, New York Mrs L a Garner, do
jackson, louisiana James Irving, lady child Chester
G Goldwath Alabama co, Penn
J Grenough, New York r G Hannah sister, do
Ferd Jefferson, Washington ieesinger, Baltimore
Mrs farquhar, pottsvie Penn Henry Joyce, a Md
farquhar, do Miss Arthope, Macon, Ga
Miss Coombs, New York Arthope do.
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THE LARGEST PLAIN PHOTOGRAPH EVER
IL made Three figures, five iect
exhibition Brads Gallery 49, Pennsyvan avenue
Sept21
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The DEBUT OF Miss CooMEs This popular d5,tane made
her disappearance before Washington audience last night
in Sheridan Knowles comedy of 1.-THE Love Chase -
and although the gathering not large the talent
OF the actress will hereafter invariably assemble yet the
enthusiasm of those present must have been cheering to
her and very encouraging to the management Young
and beautiful she yet possesses that perfect control of
her feelings and that graceful possession which mark
incpent genius and only require time to insure complete
success The comediettn "Our Wife was rendered
with great effect and furnished admirable conclusion
of the nights entertainment Miss Coombs appears to-
night in ''The Hunchback."