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Foreign LIterary Items,

Thennyson is engaged In writing a new
poem, founded on the history Of Queen Boa
diees. He can fairly claim the title Of Engi5h
poet laureate; for the subjects OF all bis
largest works" Maud,1 "Ihe Princess, I"
So Idvls Of the King as well as many OF ms
shorter poems-aTe suggested BY Incidents IN
EugIishHfs or history. +" In Memoriam," too
is a tribute 10 a young EnElishman.
After spending a considerable portion OF the
autumn In Scotland, Mr.. Thomas CaTlye has
returned to his literary lAbors at Chelsea,
&" and is now busily engaged (says a nitric
papsr) completing the second portion OF bis
great histoTical work. Mr.. Carlyle was 10 the
north for several weeks, during which be was
the guest OF Sir George Sinclair, and be after
ward, as usual, spent a portion OF bis leisure
in the society Of his friends at Dumfries and
Cuametrses.n
me young Irish poet, William Allngham,
il conplimented by Charles Kingsley and
Robert Browning as the most gifted son OF
song among the rising bsrds. He lives in an
out Of The way corner Of Ireland, and writes
very rarely.
From France we hear that NJ. Theirs ID
completing, In pleasant rural retirement, bis
megaam opus, the history Of the Consulate
andthe Empire, the eighteenth and hnal vol
uue Of which may be expected before long
/ NJ. T.iers' old rival, NJ. Guizot, in the in
tervals Of the composition Of his memoirs, hai
1ust republish ed from the memoirs Of tn
| academy Of moral ard P~olitisai sciences hi
report on the relations Of the family 70 educa
ton.
The coming season viii be signalized ~ tn
completion OF the eighth edition OF n
3" Eneyelopedis Britannica" the publication
| Of which will close with that Of the ensuin.
volume, the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITaasartPi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-13
THE MINUTE WEN or mEPHIs-

THE AEA DA ANa --Aa
Tie meeting o. the SO called 13iiu--e Hsa'
organization in this city, Oh Saturday Higlt last
is Represented 70 us By a mos. reliable gentle
maH, who was present, as a complete dash
in the PAM The leading spirits m &C. who
are furtberiug and fostering the movement are
men who have supported the ticket OF the dis
uniouists for the Prssidsncy-Ialy Of whom
are vou,hful Ho1sp-rs who would do well, per
hsps, to carry a. Jericho until their tszFas
are grown before TeuturiHE 10 give aid and
eonfort 70 tie YlNcrTs and TIE RHETTs.
We are told that they have rspaliatei The
chief feature Of resistance 20 L~1Sc0LS's in
Guguration, which, az We understand IT, was
the silent object Of the movement wbenf first or
Fanlzsd in Sou.h Carolina. II they have 90
done, there is q m5st NANTES. Improperly in
retaining The name which they originally as
mmsd. i is hsrslde5 forth, no doubt through
cut the county, that Memphis has enrolled so
RAW eMiuute Men" who, without further
explanation, would be regarded as belonging
70, and iudorsing tie Oh scts o., tLe TzzaL1r or
rauizsho- of THAT Hsms n the eKtrcns South
en- States, Whoss open and agoTld object De-
S~sss.lgz. TIE Impression VIII prevail abroad
aaong he To5rEsus, ne KEITTs sn5 be irEE-
ssEs, that 1sy have 90 lau7 syupalzsrl
with them 70 our Es. who are ready 20 take
U arms q their bidding TO cid Or r5lssumz-
dag sdsr ue-sr5-ssslsusE Tie lsl-y r.
Siszvosirz The cllsf OBJ n a political
clique, and ys. retaining s lsua -97 Tsl-
ps5ls % vast tine b. f--lsT -1-usa- J.
voul1 Be scarcely u5rs sdc1ras POI hen 20
arogste The title o. "Wi5s AVzks BLOOD
Tubs,D or "Pilg Ugles"
Bat, Is we have before Eald, Il their sgaps-
Thy be coyerly With ds-ni11.su, l-y .i.I lo.
md encouragement OF support 10 -Ls Uzi51-
loving State Of PoLK and JAcEs1E. n not,
We would like 10 Be advised Of their purposes,
20 az to publish them forth to their nominal a.
hes in the "c0tton States"
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EDITING A NEWsFAPER UNDER Difficult
rIEs.-A correspondent Of the New York
Tfbu4e, writing from Pixies Peak, says;
On Saturday evening a prominent asplrsn'
for Congress resented an affront from the Daly
Hrrald by splitting in the face OF one OF its
editors. On Monday having occasion TO call
upon the editor Of the EueHiHg Nst1f, | found
that gentleman writing in his ofhee with a
Sharpe's rife and four revolTers on the table
beside him. Converting bis editorial room
into an arsenal, proved a healthy pree2ution'
for on he sans evening a person named Muir
ply, a notorious rufhsn, during the Kansas
troubles, approached the ONCE with hostile IN
tensions, having taken umbrsge at an adyer-
tisement OF a personal character, and swors
vengeance upon the editor, and the premises.
Just before reaching the door, however, mur-
ply found himself the victim OF misplaced con-
fdepce, for bis entrance was suddenly checked
by six shot guns andSifes leEsled at his head
fromthe windows. This unexpected phenome-
non quite abated bis thirst for satisfaction, and
elected a handsome apology. Mr.. byers, the
senior editor Of the Ness, has published a jour
nal here for the last eighteen months and
within that period has been challenged, mur-
derouslv assaulted, and his Office set on hre,
and repeated threats made against bis life,
and last night bis dwelling was burned to the
ground.
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The march Of events which IL fast bringing
the Chinese Empire into open familiarity with
the western world, has already made
known 70 Us many interesting details OF the
life % that curious people. Not the least sin
galar Of their many oddities Is their habit Of
cooling themselves In hot weather By the use
Of hot taths and hot drinks. When we re-
member how our hands burn after making up
Stow balls, this viii seem ilpcssible. II you
call In on a sumher day, a snail cup IL
placed before you with a few tea leaves inthe
bottom boiling water is then turned on and
the cup covered with a saucer. As soon as
the leaves settle back 10 the bottom drink your
tea, and never insult your best bY showing 3
desire for milk and sugar. The draughtis said
10 be followed by a delicious coolness Cold
water is never used, and even their vine, made
from rice, the only intoxicating drink they use
is always placed on the table warn. 60 ins
a BARRIERS shop, and after being shaved With
out soap, You viii be horTihed byhaYing a nap
kin applied 10 your face fresh from a vessel Of
boiling water; but 90 skillfully does the barber
pass Il up and down that there Is no danger
In the restaurants IN Urn is placed upon the
table full Of boiling water, and The guests
are continually dipping their fingers and bath
ing net only their faces and hands, bat sven
their breasts.
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ssUNDER WEIGH EIEG. BEZCNIl
SPEAK OH DIE -

NEEA nAh 1AL
We have been watching with much interest
during the past week the eouss'of cur PyTo-
teebrie cotsnporav Of the .s-aIancis, to see
which side Of the fence it would fall upon in
tue issue now 6israc-ilz The southern States.
Cenmsncing th~e-cauvass in political athliaton
with the extreme frs-eatinE press, with the
most remarkable ingenuity our nHighbor has
0wirsd in and wired outs until b finally oceu-
pied such an ambiguous asi-sde as 70 DEFY is
daily readers 70 speak with certainty regard
ing its position. Its equilibrium "0n the fence
has been kept with all the siroltHess attend
ant upon the Emnas-ic performances of some
o. DAN R1cE's India rubber scro1sts. Every
body ls asking bis nei-Lbor, CHOW does the
.fs1Iaress stand 90 Yet strange TO say no
BODY kn-ws. Is our c0tsnporary waiting 20
see which way the popular breeze from the
aeotton States blows, before It fixes is sails2
Il Il undecided in the matter, notwithstanding
II has been discussed for the last Two or three
months BY every journal in The South Or Is
II too much exhausted BY an s5uIitiou Of
nswsaaperial Ess-01sds during the past cam
paIgn 10 lake sides in the cou-ss. For The
life Of rs we are unable to solve hes'
queries.
But what IS most remarkable is, that while
our contemporary has suli7us'y avoided con-
hitting itself, we notice in It's issue Of yester-
dav morning souetin- that ssvors slightly OF
south Carolina sentiment, yet s0 ingenious'y
vordss o. 20 allow a honorable "Ioop hole ORE
trsztn Htsrzs Of ssrv.ls'y bowling the neck
70 the woke Of 4" Bla~cE-Repu5lcau tyranny.
Raglan whispers in sl551ei ard broken utter
sness Of the South quietly yielding TO the
bassst and most huuliad1g dominion win
which q free people were ever cursed Nov
ell these disiointsi phrases are evidently
strsws to show which way the wind at present
il blowing, and, consequently, the dirsctonin
which the craft win eventually sail.
We would like TO see our uc.gt5or leave The
f-s-sstiDg school Of uirzis-s with which it
has east lot duringth the past canvass, aud come
out upon the side sl The Union. heIwiss
We fear that it viii Be compelled 20 "Tal up
psgso and migrate to a more southern cline.
Cone, nsigb,or, let The public kaoTEom stand.
aspesk, OF iisr'
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virginia UndergrOund--ExPiOrati
NJ an Immense cave.

An immense cave in Page county, Virginia,
has been partially explored by a correspondent
| OF the Petersburg Daily ErPrsss. Tue account
which be gives is interesting, AID we quote as
follows:
Before our visit, no one had been witlln Il
for more than three years, such Is the Intense
dread with which an entrance into its uneer-
tain depths is regarded. Il was discovered
many years ago, by a fox hunter, wbo had
| chased his prey to the mouth, and dismount-
ing. entered with his dogs, and was the first 10
I reveal its splendid mysteries 10 the outer
world.
The entrance is snail, and we soon realized
our task after squeezing through Z number or
tight places, sliding town decliriues as dismal
as Hsdes, and climbing down slender poles
and across unfsthomed assures, upon feaee-
RAD bridges. We a. length reached the apart
msnt eonsecrsted 70 the memory Of Lots wife.
Onr Tfghbs Immediately Illuminated a brilliant
4 BAH. giittering with immense stalsctites, pen
dsnt from the ceiling, and standing erect upon
he floor. In the centre stood the figure Of a
woman. as perfect to the vision 10 its form as
Voman ever was, and this was called Lots
wife. Il was the base OF a stslactite which,
fret dripping from the ceiling, had formed up
wards from the f0or-a curiosity as beautiful
a. % was striking
We passed into the large room, an apart
ment which, TO an appearance, would make
two Of the phunix ball. T. was spleHdidly
hung with stalactites, snd resembled more a
grotio Of the Naians than the haunt Of eternal
night. we attempted 10 throw a stone from
one side to another. but The distance defed
Us, and the stone fel expended scarcely over
half way cross. We HoE crswled upwards
through D dismal passage, into dc drum room,
and as our feet struck The floor we Test a. If
oar feet were trsading upon hallowed ground.
This rcao We also resplendently adorned with
pillars and pendants OF crystalline brightness,
and rssounded 20 tle blow Of a rock hurled
Is foor Ike the Tsycrberstion Of an i'm
menss bass drum
We have noW Travelled ever hslf q nliia IN
der ground, and how far downward / an una
bic 10 tel. We lately visited the piano room,
a. fairy-like AZ the rest, from whose centre
upross 10 The ceiiag g beautiful pillar, slon-
DERBY tapering towards tue Middle, but futed
with all the pTeciseness OF a palstisl column,
with pedestal and capital, resembling ia goF-
gsous beauty the finest composites Of Grecian
and Ionic art Striking a wand upon The
flutes OF this fine column, every note Of an
octave snswered us a. swcstly and as softly
asiif tie gentle hand Of an angel bad passed
over the keys Of a piano. We were nov quite
weary and warm, and, after resting half an
hour, returned. TIE extent Of tbs grand sub
t-erranean palace 10 noe, and never viii be
known. Beyond the piano room are the pene-
tralia which none have yel daret 20 explore,
and IL only remains for a few % tns more
daring Of the,rillagers OF Luray TO die out,
before the cave itself, with an its buried
maguifeence, shall fall into complete neglect.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-13

Tue Goveraor Of Pennsylvania has 10
sued his proclamation announcing CT taunsi
confirming the election Of LEHsIAN' DemoeI~'
from the First congressional district lnls
is fbs district In which the frsudulsnt returns
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70 Human FraiItyt or, PhysIO-
InEIcnI RRaaarchaaLU

SHOULD Be read y everybody. II treats q SELF
indicted diseases. and the results Of early nalprsetles,
the causes thai freqasnilT lead to unhappy marriages.
fhsir relief and prevention, with oopious iusirs1.ions
- 70 ne sure msthod Of d~ispsnins ne missivinss that
frequently take hold Of thsss abost % eater int the
marriage state. ne WORT is beauiifufly illustrated
with ooiored essravinss, and Is frarsht VITA whsie-
sozs sdyice and szhortations.
sod b. Br. RAREow, New Yort. Price Is cents.
ssnt free q poiags eyey@dsre.
sold also By IOei7-lml HAEsFIEID CO.
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Tyx An.v,, FrysEss RoBBrRY.-

The ADAMS FxFREss RoBBKRY.-H will be
reeoIleeted that on the night Of the 10th OF
April last, the safe Of the Adams express
company, on the New York and New Haven
railroad, was thrown from its place In the
baggage car out OF the door, near WestPort,
Connecticut, while the train was in full mo-
ton. There were in the safe money and drafts
TO The amount Of $4,000. Since then, the
officers Ia charge OF the matter have been
working for its calculation. The baggage
master Of the train was subsequently arrested,
and, it is now stated, has lately confessed BIS
guilt, having been found with one OF the SOU
bills stolen from the safe in his possession
Two men, also implicated in the robbery, have
been arrested in New York.
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A srRASgE EEcovS

AsrRAS0E REORGANIZATION Louis Phil
iippe and his queen vera in eyile, In Clear
mount, they visited the convent OF tas Sacred
Cnur. The nun who conducted them through
The house was 90 amiable and agreeable mat
the queen, on leaving, expressed Der extreme
sstisfaetl0n. Perhaps" added her majesty,
" you will be interested to know who your VS.
itors are. This geBtieHaa is togis Philippe,
I an the Queen Amehe." The Run, beWing
profoundly, replied, with a gentle smile, " and
/ an Mademoisselle Bonaparte.D
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PEooREss OF wATER GAs.-Jets Of d

PRoGRRss OF WATER GAs.-Jets OF name
forming the letters water gssD now burn
over the principal entrance to the Girard
house. This establishment is now lighted
from one end to the other BY water gas made
on the premises. The company are row treat
ing with the propTietors Of the Continental 10
introduce the same improvement. HE hrs-
objection wss the lack Of necessary room Tor
a large gas meter, but that difficulty has been
overcome. Tie saving effected BY the use Of
water gas is said to be fully so per cent
Pail. -Fmeir1n.
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- The New YORK JaSiIh HssseEgsr, not
liking an article We wrote s0me time sinee
upon the Jews. gets mad, and calls The Ar-
FEA1a Sc country newspaper" We can aP-
p-ssfste ne ioks. Notwithstanding the dis
rsputable source whence IL emauatcs.
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9HE SLACK REPUBLEoAN PAHTF.

aHE SLACK REPUBLICAN PARTY.
within niEptr DAYS from the time that
ksaaHAN LINCOLN is inaugurated, says me
Cincinnati Enguira, the Republican party
VII be utterly ruined and destroyed. HIS path
i environsd with SO many dheultiss mat
even If be had the ability Of
tie energy OF LAcKsoN, be would fan bu' "
s. a weak and inexperienced man. ara is
MiRistration vii Be doomed from us Cum
mencenent. Hhs takes the radical seeloN q
the Republican party, headed by sE"AAn'
into his condolences, and pushes the eo1- =,
e~rtrsnities, the conservative wing or
cut loose and repudiats him. IT, on lhe oN
hand, be courts the conservatives, and Pu
a moderate, c0fcliating policy toward
HlavsholdIng .Ststes, the radicals VIII "'A
open war upon bis administration
Tie strife for Office viii be so feaTtal anu
tremendous from the Tsyeno1s crowd OF ls
supporters, that alone 1t would suhee' uS Us
keen disappointment it sngenders, 10 cause us
msisrities to disappear altogether Hom lle
scene. His party is made up Of the most he'e-
ToEsnsous elements. having little sympathy IN
common, except hostility 20 The Democracy
differing widely upon al public questions anl
St VIII only need an Affirmative responsibility
resting upon II to chatter t TO pieces. we
shall witness, OF a grander scale, TIE ea-
trophs ths- overlook the whiE party in ISL
which. under a much less pressure, lost every
STATE in the Union but tr5, although H nae
been Triumphant the year before III aA b-'
seven. II the ability and vigor Of hENAA
CIV. working with much less dseor-ant ma
tsrials, could not consolidate aPermaaenl sao
successful IMPOSITION 90 The Democracy, what
viii be the chances cl such q perscnase q
AsRAHAN LNcoISs TIE breakdown VIII %
terrible, but il VIII be expected BY a- reason
able and intelligent men
His utterly Impossible that TIA hisa "
men and the free traders, the American ee
msnt and the foreign one, the cd wings an
the Old Democrats, the abolition radicals an.
the conservatives can sr together In The Tor
nation o. an adui-.sraiv policy ne flIll
viii fsUto pieces Ike a 5arsi when tie hoo7
are tskssn Of ne experiences Of The tseoi
sani-isuzG1- wht IS DO De- upon ms 90
-four vssx d, Gene VIII s he people, an.
they VIII tr with arty b that s5 za.
and pEtioi sEeszz- w--- he Madness 9
party dsts1-s5 laE D-zsiEy.
When he suz wslt 5oaa tlat night, 81
darkest hour In the history % hs Democrat
parry was seen. From this tine On 90 the 9
Of March, 1855. the suns OF Us fortunes vi
continue 10 brighten until they eliminate CD
hrIIiantr glow Of nermanEn- slccsss.
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TIE BLERSERHARsETT PAPERs--Messfs.
Moore, Wilstaeh, KEYS & Co., have 10 press a
work entitled {" The BianneThassstt Papers"
smbodying the private journal OF Hartman
BlennsrhSssstt, and the hitherto unpublished
correspondence Of Burr, Aston, Comfort, "
Ter, Deveresux, Dayton, Adair, Miro, Emmett
Theodosia Burr Aston, Mrs. BlennerhassetI
snd others, their contemporaries, developing
the purpoSss apd airs Of those engaged in the
wilkinson and Burr revolution. The book
embraces, also, ths hrst account OF the
90 Spanish Association Of K~entlsky," and a
memoir OF Biennerhassstt. Tue sgtkor IS
Hon. Vim. H. Stafford. Such a work cannot
tail TO be OF rare interest, and one Of the most
valuable contributions to American history.
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THE PaIEcE OF WALEs WRIrEs FOR THE
LEpsEz.-It is rumored that the Prime OF
Wales has agreed 10 write a description OF his
American tour for the Ledger, on condition
that Mr.. Bonner will pay Of the national debt
Of England (S4,OOO,OO0,OO0) within oneyear
from the first day OF January next. The terms
will probably be accepted.
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povrrs' srATUE or PaAEKLn.-Tbs Flor

sace correspondent o. Che n. Y. Times SAYS +:
The Boslonishs have whipped Mr. Powers
into Uncommon smsrtness, and The production
OF 4 work better thau any before. He has
been engaged upon this statue Of Franklin
during the sumner, aud now, after three
months, tle model Il completed. Il will prove
Nr. Powers has put the cooked hat on the
head Of ths philosopher, and not under The arm,
a. has been Gone before. The effect is sinu-
larry picturesque and Characteristic. II The
artist De- as successful with the companiou
figure, that0t Jefsrson, and completes n in az
short a time, we nay conclude that the susni-
cion Of an utter lack Of The faculty Of sponta-
nsous creation has been Justly entertained
toward him.. u may be that less Of wearisoms
psinstsking and more yigor vii hereafter be
seen iG his works.
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To hls ely yssissasy. At 3 S'd0,k, A. n, Mrs.. Han
NAN DAVIS. Der funeral viii take place nis mora
ing. Il 20 o'dsef, from the FeEidsnes Of Esy. c, A.
Davis, on Adams street.
In this city. % The evenins q he ION inst NJ
NoAaAE HpHB, q ihs firm u Habbsn, Hurd & Has
ION. nFsd as yeEFs.
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CHELSEA MARKET.

THIS HARKET viii Be opened. On the AN Instant
Il e. THREE O'CLOCK IN THE AFTzRNOON, s1d
aEsry day thereaner. excert SIndsye.
rns MErkst vii always - supplied With ne very he1t
RHAF - thrf so b ehiaiaed. nTT-f4s
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Louis NapaIcon-s MoFtifIcatIOn at
his Exclusion from the Imperial
ConErcsEs
Bdpsays.

louis NapoiCon-a MOTtfftCatiOu nj
hIs Exclusion from n Imperial
Congress.
Tie Paris correspondent Of the EHdspsndaaes
Beige says:
Itis alleged that the French Emperor has
addressed an autograph letter 10 the Emperor
Alexander, expressing bic surprise at The dis
trust Of him which the meeting Of the soVer-
eIgus 81 Warsaw would seen 10 imply, and
protesting bis devotion 70 the cause Of
order and conservatism. I shHll not affirm
that a letter Of this KIND has been actually
written, bot ] have positive information that
language Of Ibis import was used both by the
Emperor and n. Thouvenelto n ds Ksselef,
before the latter left Paris His majesty 10
ssidto have added that, Do any case, be did not
fear the coalition, but that be would not be-
usVe an r. lis reported, at The same tine,
that tls e.apgr1r asked Lord Psimenston b
corsto PARIS, in order % sruve al suexplicit
zaL definite lulerlt1lding a. 20 the means Of
c5ar1l aHls ne Anglo-French alliance.
Finally ienaid hat N. Czvour hsa asked
f1r Information from the French cabinet, ss
10 tie meaning Of de Formidable military
preparations and The recent strategic move
merits q Austria, and that be received Tor
sHsFsrs lhst these military demonstrations
lad no aggressive meaning
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The present estimate is thatin the next
house Of Representatives TIE opposition TO
LINCOLN viii be Is7-and the LIScoIN vote
ITO. which gives an and-RsPubhean majority
Of It..
Inthe senate he msioritv against LISoolN
viii be eight. lie will therefore be rendered
powerlsss FOR two years at lsast
Tie Cciuu5la Ssuh Clrolaiaa OF the
sin MS. saws that the news Of LrNcoIS's
election was received on the day previous
with ioysuI demonstrations by the students
Of south Carolina college. We are not suT-
rrssd at this announcement in the least, but
believe that the sane symptoms Of JOY were
fsH, II not displayed, BY TIE political Taga-
bonds who broke Up de Charleston eonVen-
aon IN April last for ths purpose Of securing
this result al which they now rgOios with sueh
/ Fsnsish gratifcaeionl
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ri ms AND FOURTH PAGES.

Reading MatteF on ICE Page.
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Afh ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATRR

Manage. VA. Q thompa9n.
stage Director 800 ..sss...s .--.Ar In. Dawaon-
~ ssessd spps.rsnos q NJ. ,. COLLINS. the ss;e-
Grated Irish comedian.
TrKaDkY EVENING November -, i63o.-With new
nmf snuropriate scsuery, ths Eeal original Irish drama,
- plsgrd upward o. any successive nighs a. Laura
Kesu'e Mesifr, Eey Tork, and forty nights y ~. Col
Ina - cbiesro snf Oiusis1st, TEE COLLEEN BAWNi
o., The Brides of Garry1gea-ATles IA O0ppAleen,
win songs, NJ. Col.us.
n. B.-This play occupies ne Enoie efeniht-
NorfcE Alteration q Tne; Doors open ct e.
Overture 70 commerce att Crrtain 70 rise nt1h.
scaIE or PnTcEs.-Dfess Circle and P~arquetfes T5c.
Third Tier and Coigred Gallery 20
a. 49, onsu from 10 iii oslock and from 3 ul 5
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ne ni-hf FOR whieh they ETAaecurea- AUeniife u-hers
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