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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

It is estimated that there are 1000 paper
mills in the United States, with about
$40, 900 capital, and producing about
1900 tons Of paper daily. The rags that
are used up annually are said 10 be worth
100000 and amount 10 1880 tons.
An immense amount of straw and wood
aud other material is also made up into
paper; and whenit is known that within
the past four years paper has doubled i'm
price, the enormous expense Of publish
ing a daily newspaper of large eircula-
ton can readily be realized.
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RARE AND SPLENDID CHANCE
LANDS o SALE.
TtcO VGtwGbLe Lots of Io1d
for Sale.

TNHE following two iots-of vol,.,n
4 90 sold cheap, II applie9 for scon 49, n
ram range q p Wesf eTTs 55ic. q, township 5.
diately On she Mississippi r5vs, lnlI,e-
mites beiow Memphis, well vvoodeI ~
notthsast quarter OF section on eleven toT~n-
the after heavily unDered with vsf,n; hsaeh'
mtRls ana hickory; and in tie iramediste
Connti11s Reom H ~. ser PARTICULARS apply at
street. w.. ID al4llsoa
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1t is a curious taGt that in the pending
elections for rhenew German parliament,
Count Bismarck's liberal opponent is a
Col. Frederick Hecker, who, though a
German, has lived for Il years in Amer
lea, and was naturslized as an American
citizen five years nfter his arrival here.
He commanded a Inion regiment during
the war, and learned so much Of freedom
as TO be not afraid wen Of Bismarck.
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The work OF putting in a new span in
the city bridge, where the draw form
erly was, was about completed yester-
day, and teams will probably be able to
cross to-day. The recent accident on
the bridge has rendered many people
fearful Of crossing on il; and the ferry
viii probably divide the tolls with the
bridge.-AWericQn and Union.
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NEW ADvERTTsEM,Ts
A Gloss

IAhE most economical article thai can be used,
costlEg only ab0utONE CENT 10 do the wash
ing OF an ordinary sized family.
Gives a fine, ivOgy-Iike roll b TO linen or
muslin.
k1eetnally prevents the iron and dust from
adneringto the cloth.
Makes old linen look like new.
ooous zone up with Il keep clean much
lolgef, thereby saving time and labor In
Warranted not oinlure the clothes
IWenty-hve cents per cake. Liberal discount
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TO CORREsPoSDNETs.

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Com-
m~uaicau0us. Whatever Is Intended for m
sertion in the APPEAL, must be aulhehL'
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer-not necessarily for publication, but
as a guarantee for his good @iih and To-
sponsibrity.
An business letters for this Office should be ad-
dressed to " TIE APPEAL" Memphis.
Al Communication for publication must be
written on enc side OF the page, and with
au other matters connected with the edito-
rial department, should be addressed: EDt-
TORS oF THE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot, as a rule, undertake TO return aru-
eles not founds suitable for publication.
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ERNEsT TuRPIN.

well known IN this community as a Nractlcnl
Cutter, would be glad 20 have his old Nricuss
give him a call, and promises, Is hcretoNre, To
give them dIs. oaAsIn
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and everything to be found in a gs5iN nznah-
ing house.
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The New York postofice letter carr

The New York postotice letter carriers
have issued an address 10 the public, in
which they state hat, during the first
nine months of 1866 they delivered to
the people Of that city 10, 1903, 129 letters
and l,0OS, rs newspapers, and gathered
from various letter boxes 9,609,6 46 let
ters. The constant walking Of the corps
Of letter carriers Of a great pOstotficelike
that Of New York wOuldamount, during
4 year, to many thousands Of miles.
The reports thai ever a million dollars
has been paid since December to south
ern claimants for confiscated cotton du-
ring the war, are unfounded.
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NEW ADvERxxsEME'gs
M@heIIs Patcnt Cotton Scraper.

IANiNG granted % Msssrs, Orgil Bros. &
II Co. the exclusive privilege OF ulauuiac-
,uImg, or having mauUf8ctured, the
MitcheU'S PGteHlt Cotton ScrapgF.
al persons are cautioned not to infringe upon
their privilege.
origin EraS. & Co. ARE my agents or attorneys,
reptesentiug my fUrther Interest in tire above
SC-Ipey.
ianl2Im JONATHAN H.. MITCHELL.
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So O.OOOt

Tickets for this Lottery cost ONE DOLLAR
EACH, and can be purchased at the principal
JeWeiry and other stores on Canal street. and
at the principal hotels and bookstores OF the
city.
some or the prizes are now on exhibition in
the windows appropriated to tus uurpo e bv
Messr@ A. b. GriswOid g. Co.. T.. a. Tyler. G. II.
zimmerman, and Gaines & Ref. Canal street.
It's proposed hat The Lottery VIII take place
at the close Of tie Bazaar, which is TO COM
meHce in February next
II viii be entirely under the preparation and
direction Of gentlemen or high standing.
J.B. HOOD, President.
DABNET u. MAURY.
o. SecE OF the SOU heFu Hospital Association.
Parer~ diSpose1 to favor tAe Bazaar Will please
cOpy this advertisement. GecR Iw
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATRR

saturday Evening, January ~. 'C7.
VIII be presented the sensational drama. in Z
sets ent tied the DUKES MOTTO. or Am
0ale-Lnul. HenrI De Lanalera -.
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NOW READY.
STALLS uRRIVALLEp
Piano and Furniture Polish.

lust LNTiODUCElb and being adopted by
- All leading houses IN the manufacture OF
Pianos, Organs, BILLIARD Tables, Furniture, etc,
etc. Every one vino has "a Piano should have a
brittle Of this Polish. send for Circulars and
we wild give ful particulars and directions. 10
is put up in bottles at Su cents and 20 cents. and
where half a dozen arr ordered &c once, we will
forward, prepaid. by express. Applications for
Territory and Agencies received by
BROWN Il PERKINS.
General Agents icr the United states.
fanll iIn-dnM No. TO Browne 81 NJ
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MIA HATCH, CHAs r.. PHIELPs,
Twenty years Cash Six years Agent and
Mechanics Bank. Cashier southern
AuuuSsp- Ola. FfNnrpsg rDrupuny

RoWN & PERKINS.
lanll lIn-daW ~ Broome 81. Now York
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BRo WIN & PERKINS,
PUBLISHES Of
SH e EFT II
and MUSIC BOOKS.

WE would respec fully call the attention OF
W choir Leaders 3ud Singing School Teach
ers to oar establishment, where all kinds of
Church Music. Glec and Anthem -~olks can bc
obtained On the mos favorable 81 As
The long ezperien. e OF our Mr.. Perkins in
Musical Conventions ChOlrs, the Concert room
and sunday schools, enables htTu tOgive advice
and Information on all points Of musical in
Jerast rs to the selection OF ptOpsr works Of m
Slructiou, formation OF Musical SchOols-pro-
gFess ia musical stu lies, and items Of general
interest TO composers, leaders, teachers and
Sheet Music furntihed on the usual terms.
with promptuess and dispatch. Country orders
solicited, and selections made FOR pupils, teach
erS, concerts, etc, etc, etc.
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Please give her a call before purchasing else
Southern Hospital Association.

WE invite attention 20 the BEAUTIFUL.
w PRIZES to be distributed 10y Rattle at the
BAZAAR, which Will bS held in this city in
February next.
They consist Of some OF the most costly and
beautiful pieces Of SILF EB which can be pro-
cured in cew Orleans of CLOCKS, BROEZES,
GLASS, fine HORSES. and many
other objects OF taste and OF substantial value.
amounting in all - about
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NOUTHERN HoTET

AslS8T A LEASE UPON
Guests pa and after IANGAEY j. ~ sn5
promise that none but an Al nansa sS.li ~ -
ianl Ivy ~.
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Spring Session. 1867,
Attachment Nofice-

Law Court Of Memphis.
fLERkS O1ice, January s. Iss7.-Simpson
sanders Co., Plaintiffs, vs.. William Fbshpr'
LttendanL-Attachment Suit-ndayiE Tor
~ettachlnent having been made in this ease IN
pursuance. OF Section 1856 OF u e Code ~ Tam
neSSeei and sttachme.t having baen issna5 ar
returned 10y the proper officer levied 81 - -
the property OF tie defendant, William Fisher-
IL is therefore ordered, That said defendanf
appear AZ the Courthouse. in the city of MeTa-
pms, Tenn-.o on or before the second Mondsv N
February. ls64 and defend this suit. ar the
SSms viii pc taken FOR confessed as TO him. and
copy OF tbs order De polished once a week for
lourcOnsecutive Weeksin he Mefnphis AppEaI
A copy:
By MASON HYDE D G.
Loswood & Peyton, Attorneys for Plaintias
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AdininfStrnfOl,a 1910

WILL, az the January Term OF the County
L Court Of Shelby county. apply for Letters OF
administration upon the estate OF Thomas Bas-
set, where any one desiring to may resist my
right. A. +. BLEATHMAN.
ilnA It,
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Mechanics Bank, Cashier southern
augusta, Ga. Express Company.
HATCH & PHELPS, Bankers and Brokers.
u General Purchasing Agents, and IT,. =. aud
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents 20
Broad street, and 81 Exchange Plsce, New York.
liEEEaENcHS-I&. II. Lowry. Esq President
Bank OF Republic, Is. y; Josiah Ookes, ESQ V.
Pres Shoe and Leather Bank, y. y; !. ID. Yer
lullye, Esq al the Merchants Bank. y. y:
NUGrse & Brooks, lie Pearl street. \. Y; Br0die
3 PCIters, ID Pearl street, y. Y, D, D. Brown,
ESQ, Editor ard Proprietor Rochester Demo
crar, k0chester, N y; John L. Bunce, ESQ,
Prest PneuiN Bank, Hartford q James Miles.
Esg, Ple-t Exchange Bans, Hartford, Ct;
Francis FeIiOwts So son. Attorneys at Law.
Hartford, GO d. A. Dwight q Co, Boston. Mass:
Calvin Tar. ENq- Worcester, Mass; Thomas ).
Metcaf, Esq-,A uguyta, -; John Dkvison, Esq
Augusta, Co; II y Pint, Fsq Pres { South
ern Express Co.; r "a Bullock, f a., Sup't
TX, Co, Atlanta, Ga; F.. Hubert,
Esq, Sup't Southern EX. Co, Atlanta, Ga; Jas.
shutter, rSq-, Sup't Southern EN Co., Memphis.
TennS A. D. small, ESQ, Sup't Southern TX.
New Orleans; AID Agents o. Express Com
pauies. jSulllm.
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ny HOLESALE Manufactured OF Canals.
w sugar Piums, Cum props, ChocolANe.
feefignerv. by steam, Ma. 80 Old LFgra stree\
bsfween -. Louis anf Cont streets. New IN
leans. His Prices VIII fear no eompsil5iOa. y
novu ina
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PEREINS, LIVINGSTON & POST,
36S MAIN STREET,
Heavy Hardware.

Engines and Saw Mills.
Circular and CrOss-Cut Saws 10 to y
Inches.
Cotton Presse5-HOTse Power.
Corn Mills, Stills, Etc.
Cast Steel, Zine, Lead, Copper, Tin.
Brass Fitting, Betting, Trace Chains,
6FiRdstOnes.
ellis from Oar Own Works.
Haehinists and Steamboat Supplies.
Nuts, Washers, Bolts, Gas Pipe.
Lathgs, PlaneFs, Drills, and All Kinds OF
MaehiHists Tools.
Iar-T I'm
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n A@AAtE ANftAeAt1ktg hiAAs His Child.
On Monday last Nr. George Wise, OF
West Bethlehem township, Washington
county, Penn, accidentally shot and
MORALLY injured his child, aud severely
wounded his wife. Mr.. Wise was shoot
ing hogs, and had exploded a cap and
was resting his rifle upon his arm to cap
it, when the gun was discharged, the
ball passing through the head OF an in
iant IN the arms Of his wife and lodging
in her breast. The child died in q few
hours, and the ball was extracted from
the breast OF the mother and she is likely
TO recover. OF course language would
fail % express the grief Of the unhappy
husband and father. 1t IS another warn
ing 70 be careful when handling firearms.
EfttsJtrg Dispatch.
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NJ Q II II /.
LOOKOUT
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.

rTiHE Winter session viii begin Noverber Is,
1 laA, and close April J. 1867. Board and Tu-
ition st0O; one-half PAYABLE upon entrance, the
remainder January ., 1867. Drawing, Music
and Modern Languages, extra.
For circular, with full particulars, address the
Principal Rev. r.. +. WILLIAMS.
Ael6 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
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ATTEST
Night Dispatches.

fuS1rFD STATES AND EUROPEAN Nhws Ahso-
CIArIoN E~EPoKrs.l
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Galveston papers furnish the following
basis for the story that Escotedo, the
Juarist commissioner, has been hanged /:
The gunboat TalapoOsa arrived this
morning. She stopped a few moments
at Braz0s. There her officers learned
hat the forces Of CauaIes and Cortina
had followed EscObodO as was surmised
in last Mexican news. They over
took, captured and brought him back to
MGtamoros, where he was hanged on
the morning of the 3lst by order Of
Canales, who is in command at Malta
mOrOs."
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GEO. a. SNIII II &c co. Genera
Adyeriisiug AGENT, 27F[ Min street.
memphis, agents for Newspapers ia al the
southern and Western states. We will make
IL TO the advantage Of merchants and others
who advertise through US. iauG Iv
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NEWSPAPER CURRENCY.

A. Cox M old resident Of Washington city n dead.
Robert lincoln was OF two groom's men In lats
fte class wedding " Ottawa Ill
Joseph schnopf tried for the murder OF his father In
Columbia, Wis, has been acquitted.
nts. General Gam. Houston d,sd In Independence,
Tcxas about the 5ih insi, OF yellow fever
The Mayor OF Boston has vetoed the imposition 70
srect = new hosrsai for the insane In that 6ty
Thoaas A. Greene, member OF the Society Of
Fy5ends and one OF the solid mem Of New Bedford
Mae, died lately. aged -.
II mas been said that IL IKE 'drav NJ sc&th 10 get
political opinion from General Grant So ltTould sp
pear from Inc last Dental operation
There is opv daily paper In the country that
plcys a special funny man."
Mems Institute Of Hartford for reaNng In snt city
Manages in high life are nov ell 1bs rage IN tho
west The newspapers contsn column rvpesss o. tnese
interesting events.
Frank Sparks and John Reno have been arrested ia
Missouri charged with robtng the county SAFE 10 Gal
LATIN Davess county, No, Of s2o, 900 last niontb.
Major Ben White. OF rsxans. Texas 10 dead. aged
eghtysix Hswas one OF the three hundred Of Aushn
coionsis.
Chicago has been barring up . skating rink. The
next thing tho Chicssoiiss viii stssmp. VIII DO 10 barn
up Lake Michigan
The g. Louis Repv,caw ssys The ;s about that city
becoming inland town has been revived, and that ~
has remarkable vitslay." u dsss not eondsscsnd 70
deny the report.
the H,bsruian Society, o. 8, ysssphs No, have
passed resolutions dspouncing the Americas Minister
ia London for taking efficient measures The
protection Of rights Of American adopted etEsua
The New Haven Rsgisfsv states thai Gov English
has appointed origcn Seymour o. Litehfsldi william
wch Commssonsrs 10 inquire into and report 10 the
rert General Asso ubv What chansss n any should b
made IN the Joint stock laws Of ths State
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land Of our hopes would bo one 10 heart and In life,
As was In name and union The proudest on the saD
1.-THE City or New York. was tho next toast proposed
and in calling upon Mayor Holman 70 respond the
Beacher had slmost ado convert vi the gentleman by
his ado-(,nun liter and applausel-and that no would
shortly turn the whole Common Council and pat
Mayor HorTsAS, after some preliminary remarks. in
which he alluded 10 the unostentatious manner In
CHARACTERIZATION said that he found, when he went TO
New England church, neat mixture OF piety and poll
tics (Iaughter) At a New England dinner be found
peculiar mixture OF politics and pastry. daughter
he felt dsinclinaon whatever TO the ploty the
pastry, though he found BOTH at times somewhat indi-
gestbe: bur he had decided aversion TO the politics
(Renewed laughier) In considering these things he
must look at them from his own standpoint. His
friend Beecher, had SAID that .Yankee5 In New York
had hard time OF It." He could not see why. They
were permitted TO live hereIlaugher)-they are per-
ana trade ps n ,hey make about ali The
money that Is made here. tAppause) They
arc permitted at New England dinner IN a
French restaurant TO eat PORK and beans which was no
moro like the pork and beans eaten by Their ances os
than The place in which 1t eaton Ike tho prIni-
tive abodes in which the Puritans alto IT. Laughterl
The Partians have their notions OF things and he
sorry 10 that they have very unhappy way or
forcing them upon the country But no looked forward
70 the time when politicians shall be buried beneath the
dust and statesmen rise 10 I'LL their places
The following additional toasis We're also offered and
amid genial enthusiasm
National Unyf-Iiaviug recently achieved 1t for
ourselves, we know how to sympahize with the other
peoples now striving for IL,
"Ihe Bench and the Bsr''-In every era OF our his
tory the fearless champions OF popular rights the
defence OF order and OF Jaw
'The American Union'-cemented by tho blood OF
brave men hundred battle fields and deeis OF
daring on the trackless Deep lot this bond be unds-
soluble TO the latest posterity.
american Industryn-Whle reaping its benefits we
have demonstrated to the nations In the worlds great
show that they have potent rival contend with In
every material branch Of art and industry.
'0ur Sister Societies. them with hearty fell
xf hair Apftp mad
and God speed In all their bene6cent purpose
plymouth Rochelle great stepping stone OF civil
and rellg GUS liberty. It's adamantins mass still looms
up upon the vision Of the descendants OF the Pilgrims
"Our National Credit"-In trying hour 1t saved our
countrys lie; may base sophistry convert IL into
national shame.
''0nr Common Schoos''-The tmc- honorcd nurseries
OF American manhood they furnish the safe passport 70
American citizenship
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"A moment since. meshlnks, beard a eIi,em ~.
and then the chiuup OF frog, anon The yelling .. -
alligator; and as ali these SCI down Nv Tfefessas
Agassiz rs water fowl must be near TIE waier
"Hier t0ird Dentsch osprothen." So when the nan
agcment announce that tho last week bat "
the "Black Crook" the money coming magician 10 b.
dealings with the devil and his angels mast be near ne
end OF his coutrac Last night A. usual there was
house full Of the worshppers OF the devil and his angels
capsiyaled by the captivating beauAos OF the tfoqA
Tho believers IN The religious doama that beaniy Wien
unadornei Ia adorned the most Are not yet exhausted
but "tne cry Is SIN thcy come, and su theg vnl
while the grass grows and the wafer flus
Any undertaking. theatrical or Otherwise based UIon
the fundamental laws OF human nature and the paeei
airy laws OF attraction and graylsaiion must succeed
Herein lies tae success OF the "Blsck Crook" II aa
demonstration OF the infalhby OF any test resting
upon the fixed principles OF adam aud Eve, .Aaieny
and Cleopatra "Abcard and Heioiso," "Romeo aud
Juliet" or "Pompey and Dnahn Parsons may
protest and moralss may weep over the sins OF isrA
but " tar OF 81 gallon has only served 70 increase
the manufacture and consumption OF whiskey, whats
the OF attempting TO limit the Of such aluac-
tons the "Biack Crook Pr
ut IL OF the few immortal names
Which were not born 10 die.
And the parson he nobody shames.
And hs frowns are all my eye.
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ANU s { N { NTs.



The 1rst al The lass cvs rsprsssDssonsc ~ ne .crsna
Duchess was given yesterday evening q 90 fFNsch
theatre. We scarcely need say that this fmirAbls a.
spring OF music and sua les heartily xsiconnsd
than on LIS earliest appearances IN Nee Serx inarsa
as BLESSINGS brighten A. they ssxs Their hsni ne
Grand Duchess aud her court seem more trsiliantls
attractive than ever during this Gnnl week u tkeg vst
70 Fourteenth street. The op4EA wAS rendered tbE
out with tho spirit and minuts aucnioa 70 detail
costume aud In acting which hare made ~ ntrodnr
TO the American Stage event Nile tostee res eneee
when sang .Ls sabre Dc sou ptre snd ~i.s frAal
we're de son grand ptfen Her ln nitabe aetnk ~
supplied usual tho deficiencies Of her voice ths y
Of the ADD OF &c pas, &c pas, O. peti PEI go
or the conspirators contagious ~ eFeK Ihe ~
play Of the unryaled trio. General Boam, fnhcs fAai
and Baron Puck even more ingenious. novei 80
dro than a has always bsen heret0f0f. Geaofal it4
original, Nepongc ~ uniqae, Ntndas sAre !.
fresh Baron Grogs DOW profound AID me la1ee *
the court when they received their letters irun c4n
formed pre.ty picture as o. the openiax nKAt ~
tho season. VIVA. a popular aibaa for New Yea \
git might be made OF all the charinng scsnes IA A
delightful OPERA
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far asd ne nss&ssmsss h~ placed the rises ven On
ne ss>ss Misc hsry nitensil Bella wiifss gave o.
sxsslsks rsnssnuS a. sbs part Miss froudf0os played
iAzsie Hsx&m - . nannss vorshy Of more expert
s.e~~ rrtssfa nsr scsi,x va euisi and rsinra YET
wnsfs loses was required wAs rendered with an
e1eessnsss which coafrss&ed sfrkinsy With the gone
fM chss&et&r 81 the part Mrs. hltrdgs, Gsos
r&a@sktnM Nrtf~f~. wa& Ee~1 - Mrs Nher. IN vas
rhAraxssx " JuAn He&~slltn. rather poor leading
parA Mr. 4. w. Ain~nxb made very favorable lnpres-
sioa. Mr. paiy, AsiNs we4x. vas islE The Bradley
AN~&slans q A. hyFon wAs not cuy sxirayssans IN
cstns@tson, ~ sxce~lagy STACEY. NJ. y *
naAief. a. husf1e Underwood. played the Fart AL
1clisa % n afrvshly ana hs alsg batness and dia
le1t ~efe exceed4asy good The play PACED OF very
ueil thu9NA Alts atto1iou - TIE 1aass sment
~ ne s4ssas s0gld 10 : ilasssFs1sal
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rhe tssas ~ hshs masfa compoainona s'rays 10 be
founs = aeommuuny lac thsl .; Nes YORK, fosisred
- has bsen " ne seasf intro1pccs o. The French
eeie opssA II as rpa neofsi ~ he sacceas OF ms
meaie4l 1asssa4s ths boards " tho iilsh Ave-
nse thsatra Tho s9iasr keen enoash 20 notice
Ne mnaaniy ia msag q The nc dsnis o. R.storl''
Eixahslh nad 0&nbs.h's p0cheaa snd skifcl
tneuGh ~ ccmb8e IA "te NranI u4eGa Boss . dfoii
baflemQue q - one sna mrln-psoscknS uAyesilc
~ the maac an1 Htaasicns ~ tao otaer "a q the ~
81 the bear. Lama SCI sfole&lue Elixassth = AL
ne more gFeiestsa oF hal have seen OF ksiors,
And ths c1axAesF has az admlsahe contrast Ia the
dimfnnuse dAlninsps " Mss. watklnn' Eheex Tina
eoeng 1ille theatre make baas. its handsome
eomlany OF @ir w. her a1nbsr, "a Dai excel 81 ON
Nny CthGr 4