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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27
DY HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
ID Bankers, Brokers and Real Estate Agents.

Large and well located Residence the south -
Grace between First and Foushee Streets Richmond Va
he on Tas,dsg Ss IN
residence and boarding school II contains . rooms
Ss sss s ss Ss and 1 rsA s m To-
BOARDING hcu,s o %ies o. FOR The residence Of .ss
and = handsoe, anished an modern improve
msnnsr -. re properly would !r.s s0s
s .S :. g sy 81. u; - Is
encssh g the east e src. another ,sr and DIR ou.
for nssas cured
early possession 2HIssGRiIsos, ooDDrS APrEssox.
MO. l COTTON PLANTATION FOR sALE- Ely. On
ths Alabama river ana r Lms Az onenns TIM
acpss LOO Of which are cleared state % eu
:,s: sssS FSs4s CO
- Company, n broadway, near We'll street New Yosf.
Sl emigration labor saving machinery south
For :sis or eas. 100000 Of Southern sn
w. n QUINCY, Secretary.
VALUAsLn LAND r E9s SALE IN GEORGIA Ann
Tho Hopeyen Rice plantation, the satla river IN,
ample hh FOR IN ans al isa
IN FLORIDA
1sThe Bayard tract 1900 the e. Johns RIVER
ssss' sn sf iSS : from
latA -
dThe Spring Grove tract 900 acres Of homock and pips
land on Lake George There sa very nnc grove or wld
oranges this tract. ~. 80
tth-iOOo Of hommock and pine land on Orange.
lake. ~ =
6th-5ooo Indian river, quality hommock
land.
s.isoo acres in Twelve NILE swamp near 81. Ausas,ns
about forty years ago and the titles are indsputabe
For particulars apply 70
General ROBERT ANDERSON q. s.A,
"A ST. Marks place New York.
nj
j. II. NJ. CLINCH. 81
Savannah, Ca.
Executors OF the estate OF General y. H. cinch.
They viii also sell two Plantations In Iowndes
w. Ga one containing 40C0 the other lO Both are
complete ORDER having produced good Of cotton
corn, &c, this season. @f tNAMNM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

BOARD wAErED-FRoM NOVEMBER 4 BY .,,h YOUNG GUM
in private family location oeweeo TENN anu
Thrteth and Lexington and sixth avsnnesi wn' KY
not $6b per mouth; references gwen anu reqSo
q. j. r., Herald onlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

L,OR sAIE-FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED, A
very desirable first class House Madison square,
with two story Building; early possession given APP
ply to L. II. LUDLOW 4 CO.. No. 3 Pine street. sIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

yrs street. first house. south side west Of Third ave-
nue. roos 2lx47 feet has water and gas and eel
lar draned lot 2oxlO0; price $500 Inquire ON the prem
tges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

r oDGrNG--AT THE GRANT HORSE, "a NEW
IL Bowery, Chatham square, one Room 10 one per
son. 10 v N psr a.; y 70 - psr week. Open I'll night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

nor sALE-ON MURRAY HILL, HANDSOME
Stable with four stalls and rooms for coachman; price
So 500; possession at Apply to L. II. LUDLOW Geo.
No 3 Pine street. A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

L1OR SALOON MURRAY HILL, NEAR FIFTH AVE
very large and elegant English basement Honse,
beautifully frescoed and In perfect ORDER with splendid Fur
nure elegant Chandeliers and Mirrors possession mmed
atey; price $4,000; terms Address r. c. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

I1oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AND
basement brick tenement House. on Sixth street, be-
tween and ID; contains gas and water. Terms
easy For full particulars apply L. s. MABEE 20 Broad
atreek ro0m mo -raNf1N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

LNoR SALEM THE FIFTH. SIXTH. EIGHTH AND
Ninth wards very desirable Property all close 10
extraordinary business and worthy the atten
ton capitalists also very eligible Lots Fifth and Madi
son and side streets. Apply JAMES PRICE, 20
Hudson street. 4E tNl4H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

BOARD ON MURRAY HILL.-A SMALL FAMILY
I'D residing Of the best streets Murray Hill
willing gentleman and his wife Boarers To
any parties of comfortable home and refined soc
ETY. the affords favorable opportunity OF meet
ing their Wishes references will be required Address box
l63 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

BOARD IN Notwithstanding ROOMS TO
ID let with Board, at "a Schermerhorn street. Dinner at
Loeb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

BOARD wANTED-IN BROOKLYN OR THIS CITY,
Is for \ gentleman wife child Give months) and nurse
Address stating other PARTICULARS r. b. % sesey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27

TIE LkNEAU HOUSE, ~ WEST FoRTIETU STREET
~ fronting Reservoir park Large and conmodious sut
Of Rooms for first class families. Table dhoe ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PALACE HOTEL. VIC
~ toria street. near the AbocyThs hotel is of In,
largest and best appointed IN London b,
all the principal American visitors 70 England
WILLIAM COWEIIs, Manager
WESTMINSTER PALACE Horn COMPANY limited e'''
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
HOW TO CuaEAC COLD.

The moment a man is satisfied that he has
taken cold, lot him do three things
First, eat nothing; second. go to bed, GOV,
or up warm in warm room third, drink
as much cold water as he can, or AS he wants,
or as much hot herb tea as he can md in
three cnses ont Of four no will be almost
we'll in thirty six hours.
| If he does nothing for bis cold for forty.
eight hours after the cough commences there
| is nothing that he can swallow that will, by
any possibility, arrest the cold, FOR, with suel,
a start, it WILL run its course of fortnight in
spite of all that can be done, and what is
swallowed in the meantime in The way oil
food, is hindranco and not good.
Feed . cold and s,arye foyer" is mis-
chievous fa!lacy. a cold always brings q
fever; the cold never begins to get well un
til the fever subsidies; but every mouthful
swallowed is that much to feed the fever
and but for ihe fact that ss soon rs q cold il
fairly started, nature in a kind Of aespcra
ton steps in and takes away the appetite
the commonest cold would be followed by
very serious results, and in frail people wou ID
be always fatal.
These things being SO, the very fact o
waiting forty eight hours gives time Tor th,
cold to fix itself in the system for colo
does not usually Cause cough until day ol
two has passed, and then waiting two day.
longer gives it the fullest chance 10 do III
work before anything at all is done
Intelligent druggists know that nll medi
cines sold for coughs, colds, consumption
and tickling in the throat, contain opium il
some form or other. They repress the cough
bat do not eradicate IL hence the Grst pur
chase Fayes the way for secohd or third
meanwhile, as j; is the essential nature o
opium TO close up, TO cnnrtringe, TO deadoi
the sensibities. the bowels 90 not feel TIA
pressure Of their contents calling for dis
charge, and constipation is induced and be
comes the immediate cause Of three fourth
of all ordinary ailments. such as headache
nenraltia, DYSPEPSIA and piles. !
| Warmth and abstinence are safe and Ger
tain cures when applied early. warmtl
keeps the pores Of the skin open, and relieve
il Of the surplus which oppresses it whil
abstinence outs off the supply Of material 70
phlegIn. which would otherwise have to b
coushed uP.-KaiVs Journal
| --+--~oAn-~-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
j. B. POWERS.

A TTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR, GENER
"A AL COLLECTING AND WAR-CLAIM AGENT
1ack-pay Bounty and all other claims relating thereto
sfesnded to with certainty and despatch. Office in Ma
ASky's Block. Cedar Fails. iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10

THE CAwE Cr LIFE.


This life Is but game Of cards,
Which rortals have 10 learn,
Each shuf'ss, cuts, and deals the pack.
And each a tramp doth turn:
Some bring high card to the top,
And others bring a low:
Some hold a hand quite flush Of trump.;
While others none can show
Some shuttle with practiced hand,
And pack their cards with care
so they may know when they are dealt
Where all the leaders are
Thus fools are made the dupes Of rogues,
while rcgnes each other cheat,
And he Is very wise indeed,
Who nerer meets defeat.
When playing. some throw out the ace,
The counting cards to savc,--
Some play the deuce and some the ten.
But many play the kravc;
some play for money. some for fun,
And some for worldly fame,
But not until the games played out
Can they count up their game.
When hearts are trumps, we play for love,
And pleasure rules the hour.
No thoughts Of sorrow check our Joy
In beauty's rosy hover.
We sing. we dance, sweet verses make
Our cards at random plny,
And while our trump relaalns on top
Our games Il holiday.
When diamonds chance to crown the pack,
The players stake their gold
And heavy sums are lost aud won
BY gamblers, young and old
Intent on winning each his game
Doth watch with eager eye.
How he may see his neighbor's cards
And beat hlm on the sly.
When clubs are trumps. look out for war.
On ocean and on land;
For bloody horrors always come
When clubs are held In hand.
Then lives are staked instead Of gold,
The dogs OF war are freed
In our dear country now We see
That clubs have got the lead.
Last game Of all Is when the spade
Isturned by hand Of Time
He always deals the closing game
In every age and cline
No matter how much each man wins.
Or how much each man saves.
The spade will finish up the game,
And dig the players graves
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
l.. Il. HOI'C,

T LICENSED AUCTIONEER. rs PREPARED
to give attention to the sale Of all kinds Of property
throughout the County, the m 'st reasonable terms
once in the Blue Store, Race Bridge, Nah Street,
osdar Falls, Iowa. otf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
INDIGNATION SUPEHsNpUCED EY
RLYEsNG.Ls NJ.

The Washington correspondent of tho
Cincinnati Commercial has told some good
stories here is one:
The other day camo across Western
Congressman, who appeared to be in high
state OF Indignation at something or other,
ard in response to the inquiry as TO what
was The matter with him, unbososncd him.
s,lr as follows:
" It's enough to make any one mad-just
10 think OF II. ! just nov me, a fllow that
used 10 know out West as poor devi Of
a journeyman carpenter, and a botch at that :.
He couldn't earn his salt, except at the mean
est kind Of mcnding and patching. tho't,
as saw him coming up the avenue, dressed
10 kill, with a great big watch chain hanging
out Of his vest! and a diamond ring on nearly
every fnger-I really thought the fellow had
been robbIng somebody, for vhcn saw him
before hs looked as if he needed somebody's
cast of clothes to cover his nakedness.
told him | was g lad to see him, and congrst-
ulated him on his healthy appearance. Then
said TO him, jim, what have You been do.
ing since saw you last, good while ago 2 >
He fingered his watch chain awhile, and
looking at me said, coelly, have boon in
business in Western Pennsylvania What
kind 2 said I. In the oil business said
he. 'Ah, inaeed,' said 7. Il suppose, then,
you have done pretty WELL ! expected to
hear him say, yes, that he had done very
weIl--had made forty or iifty dollars week,
or something that way; but instead Of that :,
he says to me, Wen, no, haven't done
very well I've only made about Sc, 900,
but think will do better next SPRING"
This was the eliminating point Of the
congressman's indignation the impudenes
Of the carpenter, thinking that he had not
done well at $4,000, whsn few months
ago, he was looking for jobs at q dollar a
day, and could not get them. And all en-
account Of :" iln."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10

ised Money bags that she should claim the
fufllment Of the obligation it contained al
an early day. Both Mr.. st. Maur and Mon.
ey bags were in ecstasy. .e....'
A week dropped slowly away. and Money
bags quite neglected his business at III,
counting room in order to dine with his ole
friend St. Maur. lie really seemed TO be get
ting humanized.
| One day Miss St Maur kept dinner wait
ing again, till ths two gentleman grew some
what impatient, and Mr.. ST Maur, summon
ing servant, sent to inquire after her.
! Before the servant returned, however
Ruby, herself, came--not in dinner attire
however, nor alone; but with bridal flowers
in her hat, and her little snowily- -gloved hant
conildinsiy resting upon the arm of Mr.
Hunt Dusenbury.
Really, upon my word" began Mr.. st
Maur.
"You won't let papa scold, will you
Ruby said, putting out a coaxirg hand (,
Money bags, aud in comically audibl
aside, Shall we kneel down Hunt ?"
Money bags looked fercely at tho it'll
olive branch Ruby held out to him, sbou
half a minute. .... .. ...r...
Iumph," he srowlcd, 81 suppose your
married ?"
"Oh, yes" Ruby said placidly, it's al
right. Pm Mrs, Duscnbury fast enough"
Money. y.hags tried to look plutonic grin,
ness and frowned till his grey eyebrow
bristled. But it wouldn't do. The hume
Of the thing was too apparent. Besides, h
toas glad of.an excuse to welcome back tha
young hopeful Of his. So, melting suddenly
he shook Ruby's small hand cordially, grum
bled something about it being better so, aod
turning to Hunt, "Glad TO see you, my boy
and if you'll let this young sunbeam youv
caught sparkle at the head of my table a
home, you may set at the foot Of it, and go,
may study law all the days of your life, 70
aught | care. There, now
Mr.. st, Maur could but follow Money bags
example, and they all went out to dinner
which still waited, as gay party as you Of
ten see
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
GARTER HOUSE,

IOHN L. WILCOX. formerly Of the American
- HOTEL having leased the above house. would
his thanks to the public for the liberal formerly
testowed, and would be happy to welcome all his old
friends al the Carter House, Main ST. Cedar Falls Iowa
SrAaEs leave this house daily for the North South and
West.
Cedar Falls July 20, 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10

I've qnota Of the State Of ss,cw York m.
der the pending call for troops is Gl,076.-
Pennsylvania quota is &C, 600. lT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10

0HIo's quota nadtr the present cal! /. 90,
OFT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
DR. d. j. sPElCHER,

HAS LOCATED IN CEDAR FALLS, AND RE-
II specially tenders his professional services in all
She branches Of medical science to the citizens Of the
town and vicinity lie practices the Eclectic or Reform
cd System OF Medicine. Residence on First Street, west
Of the Race Bridge 43-n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10

The ether Dusenbury came again very soon
-" Money bags" Ruby called bim--and did
the honors for him more bcwitcbing than
ever. How entertaining she was, and ho,,
delighted pspa St. Maur was.
And then, in a few days, money bags came
again, and this time he brought Miss st.
Maur the most magnificent present "a set ol
rubiss, that made her pretty eyes spark,
with delightful yiyacity.
These" he said significantly, arc for
the future Mrs. Dusenbury."
"Oh!" Ruby said innocently 81 though,
they were for me-"
DO you ike them ?" .s.....
81 never saw anything half so beautiful
"rd give yon them and great deal inort
besides, # you'd promise to be Mrs. Dusen
bury
Ruby played with the sparkling stone.
and looked persistenty at her slipper at less
two minutes. Then lifting to her aged suit
or pair Of eyes. whose radiance dszzlsd hin
so that he didn't know whether he vas il
his counting room and somebody had thrown
a brick through the window, or a ,hunder
storm had come Up and the lightning wa,
playing fitfully around his wrinkled old face
"If am going to be bribed," she sale
swsetly, /" it must be with something NOR,
than ruby necklace"
Anything 10 the world, sweet girl, to th,
half Of all possess"
you're not in earnest, Mr.. Dusenbury. o
course not You gentlemen are great dsn
(ondsr Of making promises than you are o
keeping them" Ruby said nrchly,
Never was so much in earnest in m,
1ifa not v,o a pnu and n,rov .ol -. . :,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10
THE BOARDING sCR0og MISS.


When the young lady has received he,
regular outfit Of nine towels and a spoon
she may be considered fit for academic hon
ors. She is put in the dorIntory, with Rose
or Ophclla for companion aud these two
OH the first night Of their acquaintance, tel
each other everything they know, and more
and swear eternal friendship. OF course
they kiss each other. Everything woman
does receives its seal but too commonly The
wax will not stick. Both Podge and Ophe
lin have their lovers, and describe them mi
nutely as they walk together on the grounds
Toby-for whom Podgs would lay down
her lite--sqnints, but is said to have strange
and sweeping orb, like an inebratcd chicken
on bsrntop; and Tom--whu refuses to got
into danger that Ophelia may show her de-
vo,ion--is said to bc quite brigandish, hike
Lara in the poem. Tho girls read Lara
having ample places wherein to conceal i,
when TTapp, the master, comes, or that hor
rid old maid, Miss Jones, v no teaches elocu
ton.
Opinion differs in school as to Miss Jones
the romantic ladies' associating her with
broken hopes and a spurned affection while
OPhelia believes, for her part, that the disa
grseable thing is married already. All the
girls keep gilt edged note paper and fancy
seals. 1t is astonishing how early the fc
male mind takes to these things We may
be surs that Noah's daughters in the ark had
their portable writing desks, and wrote to NJ
the handsome animals.
The girls agree that the country around
the boarding school is barren of attractions
always excepting Master win, the miller,
boy, who is said to be lovely" and gets SC
very many Anonymous notes that he threat
ems to show them to the masters. At this
viii is held to be a rude fellow, and nobody
is surprised when he marrcs the maid of.all
work in the seminary. Now and then, o
very bold young gentleman comes all Tho
way from the city, and calls at the schoo
for his " cousin" The master puts hilr
through steep cross examination, tangles
him up, and tells him that his "cousin" can't
be seen. Another youth gets into the grounds
and holds stealihy interviews with the ladies',
but, as he generally manifcsts preference
for some two or three, the rest won't stand
it, and threaten to tell
The girls gossip very much about each
other before saying their prayers, and snap
off the "amen" to relate something that oc.
Cured to them.
The great exhibition at the cnd Of the
term, when they read compositions, wear
white roses in their hair, and quote consider.
ably from Moore and Tupper, are follnwcd
by separations for the holidays, mutual Wis.
its, and vows OF the EXTREMIST friendship.--
All these are moonshine. Mary, ard vapory
OPhelia both Of you will get into sensible
sort Of love, fall into pas matrimonial ar,
rangements, burn your diaries, or give them
to baby to play with, and wonder after II
whils why you went to boarding school at
all, or what name was borne by the terribly
sentimental girl who used to room" with
you.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-10

TuE music for ths. drafted mana snlsa.
tot su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21
Deniistrp.

A MOST Wonderful Discovery.-Teeth ex.
n ,r,std without pain. OF charge, Besausl teeth in
,rted zach All orsrsions sialy perierned ans
rz,d Jsv Vters lis Grs,t St, two blocks from B~sy
mr. HOYT. DENIlSI--orig'naio Of An.
trr, n,.roa. oYde has used for years with perfect
.~ o-u @tt-sct.ns foureen TO sixteen teeth AZ single
on rstn wfAout tbe kaOwlei.s OF the Isoa otce No
SIS bsc-dwsy. fish;eenthst
mrs. GRIFFIN, No. 2po GrsBd-st., opposite
IL LA I.xar. New York a.. ins-rtnr FULL az
Partial SYYS their IMPROVED ARTS iciALTEErH
With OF withsse extracting tie RoeA f1l Ses ou oa or
Pstss s2s SILVER o. Rrbesr, se, PE'AI ssts VeA pr
teoih, t2j SILVER % RsbSsI. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21
ME WERER FIANO.FORTE

IFINHE WEBER FlANO-FORTE
i IS called tie BEST INSTRUM MADE by al the
.adns rrucans oftAi city elsewhere II Is pronounced
the National PsDo Forte Association after tina In 'he'
with the rs manuis Of tins country sulueny
the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the CsHsefs'
toy Mase d o.sr bh lnsle schools altogether because
Of their nnuer.e pc~et equay sweenss. and braney CT
tone, elastic touch ard great Durability.
WARE ROOMS. No. 80 Broem- q mar Rrratrsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21
J'HE MASON & HANLIY CABINET O,

TIVE MASON & HANLIN CABINET OR
Il CANS -FokrYfNL GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or ether HIGHEST PREM Ms have been awarded N. 4
H. within eW year, and tn within the ls,t four week.,
foI The BESr lSSTRU MENTS OF TTIiS GENERAL
CLASS.
Pned testimony rrc.en,ed their circular. FROM more
than $50 Of The most eminent orssn. a.d mucilns Ia the
county that TIE MASON a HAALlS CABINET OR
rooms No So Prosd ssy, Ss~ \ orb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

TVHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
i and Upright PIANOS, NELODEONs HaRNO.
MINIS and CABINET ORGANS. Wholcvee ana retsH 81
fedsod prices To Yet. and ovedI porch SD Monthly
naytepis received e Second hand amos 1t
s.fn. rom SO. SRA Factory varesooas NJ. <sl
Hro.d~sv Cs.h paid fos econ1and Psssa P4aos .a,eA
AMI n paired. bored ard .Lrpe4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21
VNALLACks. ,cv
w P.oyrrtor md Msnager...nr. LESTER "ALLA'A'
I'm. rsf.BI.suuFyr DOES Not Advertise IL rHg
SEw.rORE niRALDl

SATURDAY,
Third time This seaor) Tom r., ors Standard Comedy,
SILL WATERS hUN DEEP!
With Novel and Powerful Cast aud Appropriate Scenery
AMI Api o ntuirut.. - a, I'll. Ii, M, -,
An, rpece by !. J. Ntlitus eutu.e 1870,
lCI ON PARLt tltANCAlS,
In which viii sppear .
Nesers =. l. Davenport. Charlie FISHER hMh Smi.n.
Uol.iou Souns Norton. Williamson, Chatham, f0Pe, Nlss
N,isIine Hour on.s Nis. tsnuy Mor,ut Mr.. John sion
Niss Iore Burke Mrs Jennings miss barrett aud Miss
Green. III. -. =,
MONDAY Tirhth and Last Time. lin consequence ol
rricoing Now ltiel Coy 'bl.rs STANDARD Old Comedy
DOUBLE GALLANT.
TUESDAY LAST NIGHT for tue pre-eht I'm consequence
of Apprvac sing attractions. -
" ~ THE SERF.
In rchearsal and will speedily b. PRODUCED New snd
Original Five Act Comedy, with LEW scenery and Appoint
THE NFEDFuL.
Miss MARY CANNON aud Mrs. VERNON wi! short
aup4ar for time this Mr. Wssck nas mue
iea,un. in announcing the r.gsemen at tbis fbeater 81
Ma FREDERICK ROBINSON iron the 1heatrI Royal
S. James Londnu). whose aTryal II ddy expected
tDu,u Il BEGIN g.