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OFFICERS
sTOCKHOLDERs

H o
Allison Broa., g. w. Gilmore, Thoa. Monet,
w. Il. AndIeWs, Chss, Gilmore, Jesse Moore,
NJ. A. Allen, Q. W. Goyer, A. J. Murray,
Benz. Babb, WA.GOodwyn.J oa. n Myers,
N. Z Bacon, h D GoodlstSC- p. Norris,
c. Bill. W. II. GoodIettJ. OVerton, IT.,
W. Z. Bridges. &Co., u. owen,
d. W. Bowman DIR. d. GObef, q. A. PaKtee, u
w. s. Bruce & join Gum, Partee q Har-
Co., L. 2. Hadden bert.
2. a. BrysOn, &C., J.T,PeytonY
s. ]. Camp, A. L Harris, IL. Powers,
=. NJ. Cash, Wm-F. Hardin, WI Prcuddt,
@. G. Clay. A. Hatchets, W. g. Rainey,
O. Z. Chamber :. T. Hill & Co.'S P. Read,
". 81 Cherry, Napoleon Hin, L r. Richards
". Z. Cochran, &c. Hoist q Co1sidor Rossn-
q. A. Cochran II. B. Howell, bach,
c. Curtis, Howell, Wood II. ]. Rossel,
r. 8. Davis, eco, Ut. str@ttsn,
is Day, Up. hoffman 1T. Swsyns,
Desoto Bank, W.Y.C. Humes,J. & ]. Steele q
billiard. Pinson J. 9. yett, Co.,
& Co., Rs. Jones, W. H~StePhsns,
q. Dow, John Johnson +. w. Smith,
W. Doyle 2. kortrecht. J.A.TSylor,
S.H.DunseombJohn =. Leech, A. vaccaro,
Edmonds, Pet q. II. LeGuere, r. P. Walt
ttgrew q Co, e 3. Leidy, W.B. Waldran,
W. IL. Farring-T. 7. NaekGy, &C. Ward,
J. Z. fargason, g. Marshall, r. D. Ward,
J.F. r 600, Manzaeld 4 Geo. W. Wibls.
j. ID. Frayser, Hig6ee+ y. J. Wicks,
J. W. Fowler, e. McDavitts WA. William
N. Ford & Co, J. II. McDav1t, son,
". G. Foster, J. Mercer. AW, Wilkins,
W. A. Gage, Geo. Mitchell, James II. WI
N. Gavin, i. J. Morgan hanson.
W.B. Grsenlsw. je8 Sa ed
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Z. McDAYTTT, u. E COCHRAN.
r. u. SMITH w. B. WALDRAN,
Ut FARGKSON, EAP0LEON H1LL
W, A, GOODWIN, JOHN T. STHATToS,
j. r. FRANK.
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NOTICE.

LYNCH-The friends and acquaintance Of
Mrs oHASNAH LYNCH are requested to at
tend her funeral, from III Front street, at 9
o'clock this wednesday evening, septemberIs.
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INSURANCE.
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000
DIRECTORS:

Omee-EO. 10 Madison ST.,
6EnPHIs. : TENNESSEE
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Auction sales of MERCHANDISE.

VIZ solicit -consignmsnts Of any Description
w of Merchandise to be sold 81 Auction
haSfuR one of the most convenient sales
rooms, admirably suited for the display OF
Goods, and is one OF the most pubils sltuSIlons
IA the city.
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REAL ESTATES PRIVATE SALE.

u tna city
REAL ESTATES at PRIVATE SALE
OUR List of City and County Property az
Private Sale II, at all times, very ian, anu
in many instances held az prices tnat Hass
command purchasers, and
QUE RENTAL AGEET-ME. GUION,
so long and favorably known In this commu,
atty as 8 business man. will give hz unolVloso
attention to Renting Houses, COLES tlng Rents,
and Paying Taxes for those who place thelh
property IN our charge for that purpose.
WE are prepared with ample facilities for a
General Commission Business,
And Will rive Special Attention to C2ns1gn-
msnts OF Goods at Private Sahs f0loWlhs
strictly tnesinstrcetons of owners
ROyster. Trezevant : Co.
sell sra
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UCATIoNA
SAINT MARY SCHOOL,
PoPLAR sTREEr.
PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL,

MRS. MARY E. POPE, PRINCIPAL. WILL
mi reopen TUESDAY, September LIST. au11 II
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NEW ADvERTrsEm'NT

NE w al E61AS6m 4S
WANTED.-A GooD CooE-highest price
w given. Inquire at First National Bank,
IA Madison street, sepl6 It
WANTED.-A respectable woman, without
w a child, for a Wet Nurse. A white woman
preferred, to whom liberal wages will be given.
at No. $40 Shelby street, east side. stl6lw
ECR RkNT.-Cns ofthe finest Residences in
i the city OF Memphis surrounded by shade
and ornamental trees. and -hsSauEched 10 II sta
0les, carriage house, servants rooms, and all
the latest improvements, will be leased on long
time. Apply to HANSON & SWINGLEY, 10
Union ST eet, Lee Block. fepI6 IW
TOR hEET-The ARMOUR PLACE, form
q erly occupied by Edmund Orgiil, at the
junction OF MsaiSon stFest and Pigeon ROost
road. The house is pleasantly situated, with
dee grounds and shrubbery attached, contains
eight large rooms with elosets, etc. There is IN
A No. L GlsteIn On the place, coed o~utbOusss
and me garden spot Apply to JOHN F..
WILLENS, at OFgtll Bros q Co, 512 Front
street. sEDl6 nv
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF

,Any one getting up a Ctu6 efffUe or more Jof
The WEEKLY at he ADORE rates xii receive q Q
na4, S,tbscylptions GllUdys IN advance.
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Facts About Candy.

The New York Mail, in an entertain
ing article Oh Sweets gives many facts
concerning the manufacture of candy,
which shows people with sweet tooth
how to discriminate when indulging in
confectionery. From it we condense the
following:
Good candies are made Of sugar, gum
arabic and starch. The sugar used is
that commonly known as "a" sugar,
and the ordinary corn starch is the usu-
al variety of that article. The process
of manufacture varies for the different
kinds Of candy, and we shall have to
follow each one separately.
For American stick candy merely su.
gar is used, which Is placed with waite,
and a little cream Of tartar, to prevent
crystallization, in large kettles and
boiled. From here 1t Is taken 10 large
marble tables, where 1t is rolled into
patches Of about fifteen pounds, and the
flavoring and the coloring, If desired
thoroughly kneaded in. The pasty
mass Is then put on the pulling hooks u
drawn out into q sort OF rope, and then
pulled and twisted and thrown over the
hook again and re-pulled and re-twisted
and 20 on, one man at each batch. fol
five or six minutes, until it has become
thoroughly worked. '
The workman then puts II on his
marble table, 1t one end Of which he
has metal plate, kept hot by aspirit-
lamp or steam. If the candy is to be
striped, strips Of the stripping candy are
pulled out and cut off, and then pressed
into the batch, two feet long and foot
thick, of which the sticks is mainly to
lie made. All this 10 then re-heated on
the metal plate, untilit can be readily
drawn out, when man begins by mar
rowing one end and finally twists 1t
down to the necessary thickness. Thus
we have sticks eight or ten feet long
too much for penny's worth-and the
next thing is 10 cut them up into proper
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SPORTMAN's HALL
273. KIT BURN. 273.

Kit, when a youngster, used to run
around bare-headed and bare footed at
Yankee Sullivan's, and similar places OF
resort, simply to get a sight of the
young quadrupeds that were kept at
such establishments, and pat them Oh
the head. He was passionately fond of
dogs, and dogs were fond Of him; and
the mutual affection between man and
dogs finally cropped out in the estab-
lishment of Kits pit, which soon ex-
panded into the present Sportman'
Hall No. 273 Water st.
Kit is q stout, portly, muscular man.
with face as quiet, plucky, and good
l,atured, rs that of his best blooded bull
dog. It is claimed by certain scientists
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CHAPTER II.

AN ACT Giving the Consent Of the Leg.
islaturc Of the State Of Iowa, to the
Purchase by the United States Of GER
tain Real Estate.
II. BE 1t enacted by the General As-
sen'bty Of the State Of Io.od, That
the consent Of this General Assembly
be and the same is hereby given to the
purchase by the United States, Of those
certain parcelsl Of land known and de-
scril,ed as lot number five, and lot mum
ber six, in block number twenty one
in the original town Of Fort Des Moines
now included within the corporate lin
Its Of the city Of Dcs Moincs, in said
State.
Approved April 3, 1868.
STATE or iowa,
OFFICE OF SEC'Y or STATE, +
Des Moines, May I, 1868.
1 hereby certify the foregoing to bo /,
true copy Of the original roll now on fiji,
in this Office. ........
ED WRIGHT Sec'y of State.
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EXTREME PoLITEN Ess s.--Etiquette re-
quircs in Chinese conversation that each
shall compliment the other and every
one belonging to him, in the most laud.
atory style, and depreciatc himself
with all pertaining to him, to the low
est possible point. The following is III
exageration, though not the precise
words:
'What is your honorable name ~
My insignificant appellation il
Chang"
"Where is your magnificent palace :"
MY contemplate hut il at Lucan."
GLOW many are your ilustrious chill
dren ,"
"My vile, worthless brats are Ave"
"How il the health of your distin
guished spouse''
"My mean, good-for-nothing old wo'
man is we'll"
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CHAPTER l0.

AN ACT to Provide for the Adjustment
Of claims Of Members Of the First
Iowa Cavalry.
IL. Be it enacted By the General A.
senably Of the State Of Iowa. That
the Adjutant General shall examine into
the claims of any members of the First
Iowa Cavalry, for services and horses
pr or to July 81, 1861, where said mesa
bers have not been paid by the State or
the United States, and whenever the
Adjutant General has had sufficient and
satisfactory proof of any such claim he
shall cause to be made out regular off,
GERS pay rolls for the officers, and regu-
lar company pay rolls for the privates
and non commissioned officers; and the
same being receipted by the soldier, or,
in case of his death, by the administra-
tor or executor, or his lawful heir or
heirs, or, should any ofthe heirs be mi
nsrs, then by their guardian, the Adju-
tant General shall issue his certificate
therefor, directed to the State Auditor.
and said Auditor, upon receipt thereof,
properly Endorsed by the owner Of the
certificate, shall draw his warrant upon
the State Treasurer for the amount SO
receipted by the Adjutant General.
~. In case any disbu rising officer OF
the United States government shall pay
the amount due prior to July 81, 1861. te
officers and soldiers Of the First lows
Cavalry, or in case payment shall be
provided for the same by an act of Con
gress of the United States previous tc
this act taking effect, then the Adjutant
General of this State shall take no actor
in relation to the payment of said officer
and soldier Of said regiment as Is provid
ed for in this act.
s3. This act shall be In force from
and after its publication as required by
law.
Approved April 7, 1868.
STATE OF Iowa,
OFFICE or SEcY OF STATE.
Des Moines, May !, 1868.
hereby certify the forgoing to be 1
true COPY of the original roll now OH al,
in this Office. FS Is
ED WRIGHT, sec'y Of State.
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CHAPTER IA

AN ACT to Destroy Canada Thistles.
u BE 1t enacted by the General As.
senabiy Of the State Of Iowa, That
If any resident owner Of any land in
this State, after having been Notified in
writing of the presence of Canada this
tie on his or her premises, shall permit
them or any part thereof to blossom or
mature he or she shall be liable 10 fine
of Ave dollars and costs of collection for
each offense.
Approved April I, 1868. ..s.......
STATS or IOWA,
OFFICE or SEC'Y or STATE,
Des Moines, May lst, lS68. J
thereby certify the foregoing to be =
true copy Of the original roll now on file
In this office. .#a#
ED WRIGHT, Sec Of State.
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CHAPTER IL.

An. ACT to Amend Section Number Fif-
ty Eight OF Chapter One Hundred
and Seventy Two of tho Laws Of the
Ninth General Assembly.
2l. BE IL enacted bW the General A.
sen,bty Of the State Of IoWd, That Sec.
number fifty eight Of chapter one hum
dred and seventy two Of the laws Of the
Ninth General Assembly Is hereby
amended: by the addition Of the follow.
ing: On the firstday Of each quarter, the
county treasurer shall, as required Of the
clerk, in section fifty six Of said chap.
ter, give notice to the president Of the
school board Of each township in his
fund and il. shall u the duty Of the
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persons entitled 10 receive them, and In
such proportions = shall correspond
with the number Of stock distrained,
and In accordance with the determina-
tions Of the trustees, and II the owners
or claimants refuse or fAil to receive or
demand the amount 70 which they or
either of them are entitled, the bal
ance shall be paid over to the county
treasurer, and become q part Of the
county fund.
-. If, after the complainant has
distrained any stock, any person with.
out his consent shall release, such stock
or any part thereof, from confinment, he
shall, on conviction, be deemed
guilty Of misdemeanor and shall be
punished by fine Of not less than ten or
more than one hundred dollars for each
offense, or by imprisonment not exceed
ing thirty days.
10. At their regular session in June
in each year, majority Of the Board
of Supervisors, In each organized coun-
ty in this State, shall determine wheth-
er the adoption of the provisions of this
act shall be submitted to the legal vo-
ters Of the County at the ensuing gener-
al election, and II the Supervisors 10 de-
clare, there may be written or printed
on each of the ballots cast, either of the
sentences following, to wit: "For the
stock act" against the stock act, -
aud If majority OF all the votes cast At
such election in said county, he "For
the stock act" then, and not otherwise
shall the provision of this act be In full
force in each county for one year, and
SO long thereafter As the legal voters
shall Sd determine.
Approved April 7, 1868.
STATE OF Iowa,
OFFICE OF SEC'Y OF STATE,
Des Moines, May l; 1858.
I hereby certify tho foregoing TO he
true copy Of the original roll now on
file In this Office. ~..*
Ed WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
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Kit Burns Dog Pit.

The latest effort of the pilanthropists
who are making endeavors to amelorate
the condition Of man kind in Water st.
New York, was a prayer meeting held
in Kit Burns place on the 2lst inst
The man and his establishment is thus
described in the Tribune of September
22d:
Kit Burn has been in Water-st.
twenty.eight years. His sign reads:
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LAWS OF IOWA.
fUDLlsMED NJ AUrHoRIrY.

.un CHAPTER l49.
AN ACT to Amend Section 1851 of the
Revision of 1850, allowing suits to be
brought in the Township where the
Plaintiff resides.
"a IL. BE it enacted By the General As-
scn.bly Of the State Of lo,Oa, That
Section 1851 of the Revision Of 1860 be 50
amended rs to read as follows: "Suits
may in all cases be brought in tho
township where the plaintiff or defend
ant or one Of several defendants re-
Sides"
Approved April 7, 1868. :.
STATE OF Iowa,
OFFICE OF 6EC'Y OF STATE.
Des Moines, May I, 1868.
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a
true copy OF the original roll now OH lie
in this Office.
r.- ED WRIGHT Sec'y Of State.
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CHAPTER l27.

CHAPTER l27.
AN ACT Fixing the Time Of Holdin,
District Courts In tho Fifth Judicia
District.
~. BE it enacted by the Genera
assembly Of the State Of Iopa, Tha
Hereafter the time for holding court /,
the fifth judicial district shall be as fol
lows:
In the county of Warren, on the frs
Monday in January and the secon,
Monday in August of each year.
In the county Of Madison, on tn,
third Monday In January. aud tn,
fourth Monday in August in each year
In the county Of Adair on the frs
Monday In February and the first Mon
day in September of each year.
In the county Of Cass Oh tho Thursday
after the first Monday l.. February sa,
the Thursday after the first Monday In
september In each year.
In the county Of Guthie, on the secont
Monday in February aud the Fourtl
Monday in September In each year.
In the county of Dallas in the thirt
Monday in February and the first Mon
day IN October in each year.
In the county Of Polk on the fourtl
Monday Of February and the fourtl
Monday In October In each year.
In the county Of Greene on tho frs
Monday Of April and the third Monda,
In September in each year.
In the County Of Audubon on tn,
second Monday in Sept. in each year
In the county of Carroll on the Thurs
day after the second Monday In Septem
Der in each year.
az. Proriied, That all laws now IL
force authorizing the appointment o
special terms by the judge of said dis
trict are not repealed or impaired by til,
provisiors Of this act.
Approved April 7, 1868.
STATE OF Iowa, !
OFFICE OF SEC'Y OF STATE,
hes Afnines. May l. 1874
hereby certify that the foregoing i
q true copy Of the original roll now OF
file In this Office. Ed WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
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HAVING obtained the agency for most Of
III the 6rst-class instruments, am prepared
to offer greater Inducements to the musical
people OF Cedar county than hes heretofore
boen offered. For Pianos, sell
STEINWAY'S.
~, CHICKERING 4 SONS, -
NEW YORK UNION, &c.
Geo. A. Prince 4 Cos and Mason d
=, Hdnslin's Organs and Mclodeons,
and others II they are deAired. / mention the
above kinds as the best in the market, and
every instrument will be fully warranted.
Please call and examine my prices befOre
parchasin9 elsewhere SHEET MUSIC 0nrn-
islSed st 8 reduction on publishers prices.
10 the above list Of fInstruments have lats-
which, Tor beauty and purity OF tene, sufpass-
% anytAiNg in the west. A sample can % seen
1t any time by calling at my hOdse.
, shoe store.
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RESTAURANT.

A DMINlaTRAToRs' NOTICE. = Notice IA
"A hereby given that William Coutta and Az
exander Yuie administrators Of the estate OF
Alexander Morgan deceased, have fled their
nnafyep0rt n the ONCE Of the COunty Judge OF
CedaS Noenty, IONn, AL persons Interested
Are @esslo!e hcti1ed that unless they appear
md Maak4 de1ehae thereto on or before tho 1lrst
Monday in October, lS6S being the regular
term Of the County Court, said report will be
npproved and affirmed, and said administra-
btlity In the premises. e. Fs.e#14
&c. BETS, County Judge.
September eth, 1858 nHw3
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president Of each board to draw his war
ran tcountersigned by the secretary upon
the county treasurer for such amount,
who shall pay the amount Of such taxes
to the treasurer Of the several school
boards only on such warrants.
Approved April !, 1865.
STATE OF IOWA,
OFFICE OF SEC'Y OF STATE,
Des Moines May !, 1865. }
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a
true copy of the original roll now on file
in this Office.
d. ED WRIGHT Sec'y Of State.
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BEEF, PORK, MUTTON,

VEAL, &C, direct from their Slaughter House
Having had many years experience In buying
stock, he knows just what Is needed to sup
ply the wants Of his customers and will have
1t on the block.
His prices are rs low as the lowest, and will
guarantee satisfaction in every particular.
The highest market price paid for good fat
cattle, hogs and sheep.
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Buggies! Buggies!

AEAHANEY & NEIMAN have on hand two
V1 MOL Buggies, which they will sell cheap.
They Will also build to order Spring Wagons
and Buggies, In the best and neatest style, Mt
short notice. Special attention paid to the
fcpair Of Buggies. shop on the block just
southwest OF the court house. nl2ml3
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BLACKSMITH AND WAGON SHOP.
VVHE undersigned would respectfully inform
j the public that they are prepared, on the
shortest notice. TO do all kinds Of Twisting and
Turning in Iron and Wood also jObbers Wagon
Work and Blacksmithing.
Jnne Ii, 1867. CLARENCE, Iowa.
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ALOH1CH HOUSE,
osds~ street, bct,ceen 5sh & 9Th, 7IP7ON, IOWA.
II HOUGnTON, Proprietor. This House
Iv. having recently been refurnishcd with
new bsds and furniture. and thoroughly reno
waited, the travelling public will here fnd the
for every point. Good Stabling attached.
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DIR. n. n. MAYNARD,

UH. II. n. MA NAHU,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. TIProN, Iowa.
Having returned and permanently located
In Upton, he will promptly attend to all pro-
lossiOnAl calls. Residence opposite the Buck
eye House. ONCE opposite the Court House
(ap stAirs) next door to Advertiser Office. mis-
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6tatbrrs.

6ratbus.
CONSTANT DEMAND for good Teachers at
y 40 Brooue York few doors es' Of Broadws iIi9eP,
AM staus should esry application j. W SCHkRMbkhOhN
A. NJ. AciuAry. Amer School Inst
XVANTED-133 TEACHERS, STUDENTS,
w or other Intelligent Men Women Business z 100 to
500 per month according ability For particulars address ZLLK
McClRDY & Co. No. Ga AIchst, Philadelphia. Penn
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S1otitts Of Sankrupttr.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES for the EASTERN DISTRICT Of PENNSYLvASlAIS
BANKsrPrcI-ln the Of j. H. HAFER BROTHER Back
rupt-TO WHOM MAY CONCERN The undersigned hereby gives
notice Of bis appointment Assignee OF the estate Of H. HAFERS
BROTHER offending the County Of Bets IN said District aud who
tie third Of December A. d. 1851 audyed Bank
p their by the District CoHr, Of said
Drct-Dsied at Reading the 2 day Of January A. d. 1903
JOHN b. GRlSSlNGER, Assignee.
Jan3O lax3sTh No. 40 Chsstnutsi Reading, Pa.
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Immsfmfnta

WALLACKs: n.rv1 WALLACE
w Proprietor and Manager. M LESlbh "AhlAOn
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb o,
will be presented PlAnehe's charming COMEDY Of
THB CAPTAIN or THE WATCH - 49,
Character. by Mr. LESTER WALLACK Mr. JOHN GILBERT. Mr.
b. T. RlNGGOLD, Mr. W. II. POPE, Mrs KATE kANob, and
hss ANNIE WARD.
To conclude with John Madison Morors New Comedy OF
WOODCOCKs LITTLE GAME ....
Mr. LESTER WALLACK Mr. j. b. POLK, Mr.. J. H. sIODDakL,
Mr. J. C. WILLIAMSON Mise FANNY MIGRANT, Mrs CLARA JBh'
HIEGS Miss MARY BARRETT and Mss MCNEIL IN the eisL
FRIDAY, FEB. Tours"
SATURDAY FEB 8--"OURS."
MONDAY. FEB. l0-'0URS"
Doors open at r. Performance commences ats
YYIOMAS BALLS
L Great Marble Portrait STATUE otEDwTN FORREST as CAiCs
MARCUS CORlOLANUS, exhibition at No s2 Broadsty Door
opsn from 10 O. N. MI 10 D. m. Ambulance IS cents.