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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

u The 8Irocals states that the district court
for the northern division Of alabama is now in
session in Huntsville, Hon. Vim. G. Jones, pre-
siding; A J. Requier, ESQ District Attorney ;
Gen. Benz. Patterson, Marshal q. T. Moore,
Clerk Maj. Mich. Malone, Receiver. Under
tue seqgestration Act Of Congress, there Is a
good deal Of business before the court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

z A dispatch from Indianapolis, Indiana,
dated the l7.h says; From all parts Of the
Ssste we have information that there Is consider
able dsafec.iou at the course pursued toward
Fremont, and there IS 10 mistake that tie pso-
PIE are fast losing confidence in the Admins
t~ra.i0n.T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
FOR SALE!
y %.
Speed Donoho & Strange,

Speed Donoho & Strange,
Speed, DolOhO { Strange,
Have RECENTLY RECEIVED
Choice Fancy Dress SILKS.
Choice Solid Color Silks.
4 Few ali Wool solid DeLaEnes,
HOERespun Brown Jeans,
Georgia Sewing Gotten,
Military Gray OVeTcOafs,
Heavy COlOFea Camp Blankets,
ladies and C~hiEdreR's Hosiery.
High COIOTed Scotch Plaids-
500 yards spool Cotton,
2OO yards spool Cotton,
Choice Black Cloth Cloaks.
a few Heavy Winter ShaWis-
Hoop Skirts and Skirts,
Bright COlOred Plaid Linsey,
Gents super linen ERndker-
chiefs,
4 few Choice Bed Blankets.
EE15FOideTies and Lnces,
Cotton Batting for Comforts,
Combs, Brushes, soaps
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
Fremont aud zsiz Grew.

II seems ,haJ ,ha general order Of .he Federal
commauder-in-chirf " relieving Fremont from
Ire command in Missouri. also relieved" the
satellites with which lie had surrounded himself
The iilawiug' the document:
UFAuoUsHTEH- rr THE AFgr.C
Adj -Grurrds OHc.. Eay. -. l-iI.
3iei-Gcu. John G. Fremont having been ~
ieved from the command of The western Depart
ment, and from duty 10 the field. those members
Of his staff wao have been seiectsdfr9m civil life.
under the authority Of the act approved August.
1851, cease from the date On wdicl De re.iHquish-
ed command to BE- connected with the service.
All persons, with the exception Of reginau,al
and company officers, who have been appointed
into the military service by Iai-Gen Fremont,
and whose appointments have not been sane
TONED by the President, are hereby discharged
rom the service OF the United States
BY command of MAJ Gen. MCCLELLAN.
J.. Thomas. AIi'h-Gpv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS {.
AND CharIaston Railroad CO..

Memphis and Charleston Railroad Co.,
FrEGHF AGENTS OFFICE,
EEHPaIs. November %. ISL
NO FREIGHT vIi be- eceiv-d st che Memphis and
~ Chzr.-stou R4lirou1 Depot D 90 instant.
OHN II BRADLEY,
u7a2-t FREIGHT Agent.
Memphis and Ohio Railroad Co.,
FREIGHT Agents OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, NOreU'bpT %, l56L
ETEEIrUF win not b. received at the Detot Of his
< Company TODAY. November 81, SOL
JANE IALL8ADGE, JF-.
r-g1 &c Agent
WANTED,
dSEDTATELY. a fgw more MEN % complete an
I Infantry Company. Arms fIrairhei Apply 90
CAPT. THOs. W. PRESTON,
rul lie - Front Row.
NOTICE!
HEADQUARTERS 10TH r. GIaEST TESSEs-)
S-H HI ITIa.
November zt. I-5i.
E'HE I2sth or First County Regiment e. hereby or
4 tergd TO parade o. the Hospital G-011Is b-ld of
Yaacg street, g. % clock a. n On HONDAY 95,h
infant. VT p such a-uls Hs you may h-va-
by aEaHr Brgz Ter Gen raj CtRsF-
A.. WURI-ET PATTERSON.
0rII2r afsi5r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

II The hississFpiaH u the 3Ist inst, says:
We learn that a dispatch was received here yes
teTday evening from Gen. Pillow, by the military
authorities, urging thrm 70 take immediate steps
for the transfer Of the militia Of Mississippi,
with snch arms as they had, 70 the seat 0 war
in Kentucky.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
FATAL ACCIDENT on TUE BRUNSWICK Rom

Fatal ACCIDENT Of THE BRUNSWICK ROAD.
We regret to hear, from the passengers by the
Gulf Road, last evening, thsta painful accident
occurred on the Brunswick Railroad, Sunday
night last. A company Of troops, 1--WE wtra I'M
able TO learn the name Of the company were
passing from No. 9 to Brunswick, when, owing
to a defect in the road, the train ran oil, creating
quite a smash up Of the cars. A youug man
named Moore, a lieutenant, was killed, and an
other lieutenant aud several priva,e5 badly in
iured.
The body Of Lieut.. Moore arrived here by tho
train. and was sent forward 20 his friends by the
night train on the Central Raiiroad-SaraHuah
Republican. Nor. %.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

= The Ficksburg Sun rls.ss upon what is
thought to be good authority, that the agent, or
ico, i getting along swimmingly, snd shat the
future viii demonstrate that be hss been able,
faithful and Efficient, in discharge Of the onerous
nj r-e.nonelbIe trusts confd.8 % bis keeping.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23


Fztr-H7 rzas sud white rs.ug 17oa ayiFcgu
them, surrounded By fifteen White s-sgs. The
dar of the 9lutleu Cort-ierarv consists Of
three broad stripes-oue white and two rcd
with q blue union, upon which arc eleven stars.
These trophies attract q CREST de1.of attention,
coming So they Go Fpm South Carolina the
iomen,or OF all CUR q w-S,c dihicuitIes They
are m0rs highly prz-d than I'd they had Ueon
brought from any other Of tue IeJ.i States.
Orders were dispatched to-day to New York
for the 0repara. ION of lumber for the caustruc-
ton OF buildings for a naval depot at Port Royal
for Che manufacture of al. kinds Of machinery
.or naval and other purposes. also a dispatch ~
once tor st1rssdips. which tTe 30 be- permanently
stationed ataua- point. The government intends.
in fact, 70 establish q permanent depot fr naval
and military purposes.
Boston, November lJ-The Traus-ripf. Of
this evening, has an abstract Of a letter from
Fortress MOar5e. dated li.l lusL, which states
" This morning uaws reached here that 500 rebel
soldiers had mu,uieJ at Norfolk, and that most
OF the citizens were with The muiaeels. who
had determined only tg fight t0. the Union I'M
der the old g~rid-irou.
Iu confirmation Of this, Capt. Lockwood, of
the tug boat United States, says That the stars
and stripes We're flying gioriousiy from Pigs
Point. opposite Newport News, where the Tsb-
els have for d long timo had q formidable bat
terry.
BOsToS, November IA vessel arrived at
Holmes Hole reports that a large English
steamer. laden with munitions of war, hal been
captured by a United States tTigate, and taken
into Key West.
John 81. Whiitem0re, chief engineer Of the
h1hican, killed in the engagement near Beau
fort belonged 90 CambHdgepo.t, where be mar
riod less than a year ago. Re was tweuty-siZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

FROM ~BIIssoURI-A Federal dispatch from
g. Louis, dated the I4th, announces the follow
in. movement in Missouri: Gems. Hunter,
Pope aud Sturgis' divisions Of the army left
Springfield N Saturday last for the north, and
Gen. SiEsIs and Asboth's commands left for the
southon Friday evening, with instructions 70 en-
camp ten miles below Wilson's creek.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

CONFEDERATE BoNDs-TRe money market
Of New Orleans shows a steady increase in the
movements in Confederate bonds, and the ton.
dency Of prices for them is stll upward Fur
ther large sales have been reported and rates
si1es. viz: 94T98 for the large, snd 9769a for
ras snnli denominations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

y The Petersburg Express contains the fol-
lowing paragraph An extra train wss sent out
to Weldon from this city on Sunday afternoon,
with a 5earor IF dispatches to the Confederate
government and about twenty-five passengers
direct fym Europe. They al passed immedi-
atsly on to Richmond. Where they ran the
blockade we viii not divulge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Governor and Commandsr-iu-C hief
". e. WHTTHoaSg, Asst AdJt-Gen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
AT THE
HALL
POWDERED gVCAR

> RBLS. Nos 3 and s Powdered Sugar 4se,lva4
~ pe- stea-1e< day Z. Esen5. and FOR sale tv
Gao. G ~BCCHANAEr
uo21 Aren't 40 T-rr4 super q. fra-v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

RICHMOND, November olivia New Orleans
22d-TLe proceedings of Congress are'uuinteE-
estng. Il has been in secret session principally.
Bocock, Of Virginia, was elected president
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-23

BosroS, November 1.-THE export of salt
peter and guupowder has been prohibited.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16

DEMlANoR AT HoME.-First and foremost
(says modern Chesterfeld,) don't try to be
polite. ItlWill spoil all. II you keep overwhelm
ing your guests with ostentations entreaties tc
make them feel at home, they will very soor
wish they were there. Let them find out thai
you are happy to see them by your actions, anc
not by your words.
Always remember TO let bashful people alone
at first; IL is the only way to get them at theil
ease. Trying to draw them out has sometimes
the contrary effect-of driving them out OF th'
house.
Leading the conversation is dangerous ex-
pertinent Better follow in its wake; and II
you want to endear yourself to takers, learn
to listen well.
Never make q fuss about anything; never
talk about yourself; and always preserve perfect
composure, no matter what solecism or bluuderf
others may commit.
Remember that 1t Is very foolish proceed
ing to lament that you cannot offer TO your
guests a better house, furniture or viands. II
Is fair to presume that the visit 10 to you-not
to the surroundings.
Give people pleasant impression of them
selves, and they will be pretty sure TO go away
with pleasant impression of your qualities.
On just such slender wheels as these the
whole fabric of society turns. It is our busi-
ness, then, to keep them in perfect revolving
order.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
Mr.. Lincoln at Cleveland.

HCIEvErASD, Feb. l5.-Mr. Lincoln andparyileft Pitts
burgn In smart shower tns morning. amid enthusiastic
plandits. -, .., -, s,
Al Bayard large crowd had assembled, notwith
standing the mud anu ram, mr. Lincoln merely DOW
ing, So.
AZ Alliance an e,e9ant 10 oihned was g,ven Dy Mr. NC
OuiIough, fresden OF tne ROAD. Sautes were nred,
smasnng WindoWh lncuoIng one az Wnicn MRS. hneoln
sat during dinner an Oh "ouaVes stood
guard tne pand piayng na'ionai airs.
Inc tram aiso stopped q. hsyenns anu hudson rev
moments, Wncn places welo sNe WIN Peopie.. 400
Linco,n % au e rhn ~ n ~
smia r1aus ol u sada Nsa wsio sl
PIE, mary, nre ;,... anu su'' Th ae ne Iis
play, sma .ne Mnaes. soi .at =, piyUesson I1
moveo tnr1u9I 'n9 ot,n Woror wsieooS she .
houss. ~ Anaa 5d H. aa h haSoISt ,hs us
ffesiuen.' SuuHe nu Nv NV % ,s ~ "a 'no
cihzens committee Mr. Lincoln responded prieny as
ionowE ,,,,... ,,,.. -, o,4..,. M
mr.; onaiInah anu , 80 sIa thooh na w
nave peen marching auous wv es sow, iain
and deep mud. Tne aIge ina. nave turneo ou!
under tnese 'esy 'na' you a'e N
ABOUT some.nng OF o.neI, A..
But 90 tnink 30 msang y,, you a. s1PpSso snss ~
.his earnes.ness y aDous nie PeisUassyy @ NJ p ~
doing you ~ ~ ,ha Ir,ao 2 .ha
sempeu 20 .esIny you. " e ~ ud .u \,
Oonsutuuon anu .ne avs. Anu ney ~ o say ss' ~
Is with the people, to advance tne greas cause Of
the Union ano ,ne Oohs..uon I anu ny nV' WIN auy vne
mani u resu WIN YOU a,one. Ans 'A'' sRonsv nn'
In community like this whose appearance, sses to
tner ~ an % nsxsr he IN dsnrsr Trsnvsn, al
cry anu so ~ ths src,emsnt AZ nyssant sSss,n IN
iusion 10 .uau ' ,s,ta I'll. ,cil ,hst -
our Nauonai Pomucs. @ me .nas ~ sieue @
to here tnink ,heue - NJ oGcas,on LOT any e1'
citement; Inc ci' ~ y y, shs au s,s nf
inch ciss. ~ al Pars W. tx .lerS u.
ferences OF opinion on PI'si sheIe arg uneaensss 81
OF opinion even neIs; aou a'o uo mo- III vo.o Ioi
the person wn1 nov % yo1 sa.,
nov VIII DO. na,s ,nvso snu , @ 81 S
hadf 10 they nov nave thsir ugiuve slavss
now ever have nsy no. Inc same aa .9a'
taey nave npeu % =" c,;,sns ~ ,his
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
( Land for Sale.

THAVE ABOUT $50 ACRES OF A
Il new Farm, situated in the county Of Marion ard
State Of Ohio on the big scoto RIVER six miles west Of
he town Of Maronj II s all fenced In about 30
deadned from four to eight years. good new Frame
House IT. about 30 acres cleared; good log Stable;
the deading we'll set In 10 tame grass, and the big
scioto for stockwater And will make 100 acres more
ready for the pow take on all the timber under fifteen
inches 90 as to make $50 aces Of plow land The land
Of the very best quality, and will take $40 per acre
for It. consider 1t worth at least thirty three per acre
with 100 acres more cleared but must sell II, there.
fore win put down ten dollars below what think II
worth II were obliged TO- sell. have also another
half section for sale, lying In the same section, bal
which oef for SIS per acre, Reference
had BY calling on Joseph Renick who knows all abcu
feb12-w4w DAVID hPLhk'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
lWaahineton NaWn and lloanip.

WAmNoron, Feb I5.-The committee appointed Il
prepare matter for the Peace Conferences to-day
ported plan Of psccaton. Il ~ snasr,tcod 70 b
ons and the Border State resolutions II applies the
principle Of the Missouri ocfapromise north Of 90 de-
grees 80 minutes and popular sovereignty south OF It,
Every effort will be made TO carry this plan through th
j week. wy ffsl I9re
Richmond adyicsssa say that conservative feeling per
vAdes the Virginia Convention. n.4n.l
Col. Drnkhard hss:resgned in consequence Of refec
ons made BY the report Of the committee on the abstrae
| tion OF the Indian bonds,
The army supplies seized at Napoleon, Ark were des
tined for the army In Texas which Ii there solely u
protect the whites from the Indians. 4Hi
1t Is said that assurances have been received that
ther Fort Sumter nor Pckens will be attacked; and as
Davis Is inaugunted President Of the Southern
O0nfedeacy he will send minister to Washington to
negotiate. However II Is certainly asc ertained from
doubted that Major Anderson feels perfectly
cure and should he be assaied, could successfully de-
fend himself till succored by the government.
The Convention caucus tonight unanimously approv.
ed Of Blnghams force BILL which authorizes collection
Of the board outside Of nsurrectionary
ports. 1t will be pressed 10 passage next week.
Secretary Holt gave lscee to the Peace Commission
ers tonight. 10,
wAsHNaros, Feb. ls.--The acting Commissioner OF
patents has refused TO extend the time for taking es
ony on the application for the extension Of the patent
on Hedirects the argumentto proceed
on the 18th Inst. lsa.S .A..n l-..1 -
tween Kellogg OF Ill., and Medill Editor Of the chicago
Tribune. Medill was knocked down, when the bystan
ders separated the bellgerents. iel t4
Private advces from Montgomery state that arrange.
ments have been made for loan Of $4,000 900 dollars by
the first Of March, at which time the oonederacy will
have fifty regiments OF troops ready for the field for the
purpose OF resisting coercion, and in Of blockade
marching upon Washington.
It's understood that the delegations from Virginia.
North Carolina and Missouri will vote against the Of
the peace conference Maryland, Kentucky and Ten
nessee will go for 1t. It will probably be adopted by
majority Of States represented In the conference.
Hempheld Jones' who went South as special agent Of
the Treasury Department, returned to-day, and Is pre-
pairing report to Secretary Dix which will probably be
presented to Congress tomorrow. Ul0
1t has transpired that company Of New York Bankers
waited upon President Buchanan last December and In
formed him that the Government Loan would not he
taken, unless Secretary Thomas was removed and q
Union man substituted. They named Dix, and also stp
ulaed that he should be an inmate of the White House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16

N . N "a. -aII H
90 CAssRLL's ILLUSTRATED WoRKss-Two Of thes'
\ works, published by CAssKLL, PErrER & GALPIS
New York, have fallen under our notice, name
~, "Cassell's illustrated Family Bible" and
"Casaell's Popular Natural History" For both oi
, these works Mr.. H. B. TILLIsoHAsT is the agent
and is now in our city, canvassing for subscrip'
tions From the examination We have had time
to give them, we can cheerfully recommend
them to the patronage Of the public.
rp Both the works we have named are furnished
in double parts, containing sixty four pages with
elegant engravings, and costing thirty cents.
The "Ilustrated Family Bible" Is highly
spoken Of by .divines and scholars, who have
critically examined t.. They commend 1t for
the beautiful and original illustrations on al
most every page, and the amount of information
It imparts in History and Antiquities, in An
Client Art and Geography, and in various
branches Of Natural Science, thus leading to
better understanding of the Scriptures.
The Natural History has proiuse and ex-
quisite eugravings, and will comprise four vol
umes--the first and second being devoted to
Mammalia; the third to the Feathered Tribes,
and the fourth to Reptiles and Fishes. No
family library should be without work like
this. i--4t-l -.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN
The Southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 15.-Congress appointed commit.
tee Of six to make arrangements for the Inauguration
Monday next. .is'a T-1rfi-- ltHcs az
Communications relative to the purchase Of vessels
were referred. Igd ~ g r1 r F.~
An official copy Of the Texas ordinance was presented
with credentials Of delegates Of whom arrived OBJ
lection was made to Its reception the ground Of Its
not being ratified. iif11-- 'av,giL
Mr.. Gregg, Of Texas delegate was invited to take
seat. |E'f
An act passed In secret session. continuing customs
and officers In Office until the rst Of April and requir
ing them to take the oath Of alty to the provisional Gov
ernment.
The Secretary Of the TresSury instructed repor
plan for reducing expenses, and collecting revenues
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
LONDON oUARrERLy REVIEW FOR JAsUARY.-.

b. LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW FOR JANUARY.--
This number commences with an article OF
% "Canads aud the Northwest" In which th'
present condition, resourses and future propecti
of that magnificent colony are set forth IN
glowing terms. The articleon "The Welsh and
their Litera ture" contains many interesting ex
tracts from Welsh authors, with appreciatlVe
and illustrative comments. Mr.. MorLEY's "His'
tory of tho United Netherlands" IL reviewed
with commendations fortified by variety OF ex
tracts.> me
"Tho Iron Manufacture" furnishes brief
history of that branch of industry, from ins'g-
niHcant beginnings to the enormous estimated
producs Of the United Kingdom for the past year
cf 1900 600 tons. The paper on "Italy" Is
rather more sympathizing with the recent events
in that country than would naturally be expect
\ ed from the usually conservative course OF the
London Quarterly. "The Dogs of History and
Romance is intended as the light article OF
this number. It Is succeeded by "The Income
Tax and It's Rivals" with none of which the
writer has any peculiar satisfaction.
1o3 The "great gum Of the number Is aimed at
the we'll known work, Essays and Reviews"
which, being compiled by several Oxford Pro-
fessors, has given4r rise to much discussion in
England. It was srecently reviewedin the West
minister, and those who wish to see what can be
urged on both sides Of the important religious
questions involved, should puruse the articles In
the two Reviews. 1 r4L
This number Of the London QHarte'n com
nences q volume. Il is published BY l, sooTT
q Co., 81 Gold Street, New York, at So 10 year;
with Blaekioood, S..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
TETIEGR RAPHIC!
KEPoRTED F0n THE STATESMAN,
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

,rn.,s WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
Debate took place the amendment to the postal BILL
increasing the pay OF route agents to one thousand dol
lars annually. Ll HH
Mr.. washburne, OF ILL.,, offered an amendment thai
the General Government restore such inland service al
can be properly done.
Mr.. Stanton opposed the amendment. The bill
passed. t0I I[t t4l
Mr.. Conway presented memorial Of the Legislative
Assembly OF Kansas for indemnity to certain persons fol
losses during the late political troubles. Referred
The report Of the Committee Of 80 came up.
Mr. Van Devore made Republican speech.
Mr. Dejarnete discoursed the beauties OF ciyiiza q.
on In the Southern Confederaey. African slavery
was the only basis which Republican liberties can be
preserved. Adjourned.
iQ SENATE.
WAsnlSoToN, Feb. 16.-vice President Breckinridge
being SICK the Secretary called the Senate to order
On motion Of Mr.. Powell. Mr.. Foot took the Chair.
nous request Of the Naval Committee that the vote ex
cusng Mr.. Thompson from serving on the Naval Com
mitee be recon- sdered. The vote was reconsidered,
and Mr.. Thompson was not excused. ~ --7.G-
The resolution for printing 25 900 additional copies OF
the agricultural report for patent Office was passed
Mr.. Kellogg, Of Illinois, presented memorial signed
by 900 citizens Of the District he represented sgainst
the amendments to the constitution lately introduced by
himself. ID
SMr John Cochrane, Of New York, presented the pro-
ceedings Of the New York Democratic Convention, sign
ed by $50 delegates relating to the settlement Of the
tional difficulties. Laid on table. - 4
Private bills were then considered. s,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16

MoNTooMERY HALL-'LARUE's WoNDERFUI
PANoPrIooN.-A fashionable, enthusiastic and
delighted audience assembled at Montgomery
Hall, last night, to witness the second exhibition
in this city, of this novil and thrilling enter
tainment, illustrating in the most vivid manner,
India, and the last Sepoy rebellion. There is
novelty in this exhibition which no other
previous entertainment has ever possessed,
which consists in the introduction Of thousands
of ife-moving models. The entertainment
will be repeated tonight, and none should fail to
witness its wonderful and brilliant attractions.