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NICHOLSON PAvEMENT.-The con-
tractor have finished sll OF the work Of
paving with the Nicholson pavement let
10 them in this city. The Chancery
Court has decided the question of the
property owners liability in favor Of
The contractors. The contractors are re-
ouIred by the city TO enforce the cOllec-
tion Of this tax by suits against the prop
erty for its condemnation and sale; hence
We shall expect all parties indebted to
ans for the pavement to come to u Office
and settle. II there are those who can
moi Day the money, let them come Up
and say frankly what they car and
will do. and we snail do what we car in
accepting such terms SIS they may be able
TO offer as. 4. 4. bkoWN 70.
January :, 1863.
Ledger and Post copy.
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ANOTHER WANT.-A cutler would find
abundant employment in Memphis. No
one likes to carry q mutilated knife, and
nine men out OF ten will throw or give
away 8 knife OF which q blade is broken.
A cutler, or at least a smith who can re-
place a broken blade, would have his
hands full Of business.
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BRINKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE.
Memphis, Tenn.

Memphis Tenn.
THIS Institution will open MONDAY, 4th
i January, 1853. 1t is located at the southern
terminus OF DeSOtO street, convenient to the
street cars. The College grounds contain six
acres, With buildings hnely adapted to College
purposes.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 8 MONTHS,
On A~dyance.)
For all Branches OF Education taught in
Female Colleges, including a full course
or English, Ancient and Modern Lam
.-...---e 81 10
For Harp, Guitar or Piano, Vocal and In
~~.-.-.--- 80 90
For BOardta College, including furnished
room, fuel. towels, lights ana washing 100 90
Day Scholars can pay by the month, in sd
vance. No INCIDENTAL FEES.
J. d. MEREDITH, President.
jR3 dAW MemDhfs Tenn
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BIOOdhOunds on the Track.

We learn, on good authority, that
Clayton has made a Tequisition on Gov.
BroTnloW for the arrest of several of the
young men who have fed hither from
the numbering, thievipg horde that he
calls his loyal militia; hat Brownlow
has approved of the requisition that
they are to be forthwith arrested and
turned over to the tender mercies o.
these bio, dhounds, to be murdered as
Harvey, McAllister and TIGER were. We
are informed also that it is the intention
to apply for the arrest of several others
not mentioned in the first requisition.
There is one State, thsnk God, that We
woold like to see this hyena dig out his
victims frOm-Or him or his murderers
put their feet on the soil of-keutucky,
aud we advise these poor, prosecuted peCs
pie, il they 3 do so, to turn their steps
tlither.
ALL kinds Of dress goods marked down
ct B. Lowenstein d Bros. I
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THRIvING.-rhe ArFenssS. ssys
published at Pine Blu StS-4' ~
1un,osa ,bia - LIST there ha,
We bonobt s sn5 TFoi06es = tais place
the present season 540O bales " SGt.
This is exclusive of the large III y
bales which have been shipped fro. go
wharf directly TO market, without hs ~
first been solA here. This speaks ", u
for the business OF our " burg" the en-
terprise Of our merchants, and the future
prosperity Of our section Of the State.
Match it.1u
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ID E VAL.
h MONROE, SMALTz 4 CO. hzss TINS oSy
ramovaa 20 sss ana $40 MARKET street
wnara thew win carry :on the Manufacturing
snd IohhIna OF Boots and shoes, as successors
70 Haddook, Reed q Co.
December 2 1858. tsI
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ENGLISH SCHOOL BoOKS.-We are In
debted TO Cowperthwsite, Chapman IL
Co, for copies OF the Word Expesitor
and Spelling Guide the Englist
Word Book" and 1.-THE Junior Reader"
These books we are, after careful exam
instiOD, prepared to recommend to our
reading public, not only as among the
best aids and assistants in the process OF
ACQUISITION Ct a good and sOund edu-
cation, but as necessary to every one,
whether he has had the advantage of :
liberal education or not. Go and pur-
chase the whole series.
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Wanted-CiIy snd country pea
~ 10 know that we are Offering
Sur splendid stock of Boots,
slices and Hats al retail, at less
than Wholesale prices. Satisfy
Yourselves by looking.
J., T. HANDLAN AZ CO.,
279 MaIn Street.
Goods not exactly ia style less
than cost.
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REoPENFD The elegant Belle Men,
phis saloon, No. IA Adams street, has
been reopened by its old proprietor, Gus
Wolf, so long and favOrably known by
the drinking public as a dispenser OF
good things in the fluid line. We wish
him an unlimited run Of paying custom.
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IMPORTANT NATIONAL WORK We
have received from e. II. Partae, Esq. q
copy Of 3 pamphlet on the subject of the
proposed "Lsvee and Railroad COmbiI ed
on the Mississippi RIVER" entitled the
Memphis, Helens and st. Louis Lsvee
Railroad. It IL accompanied by "a neat
and well gotten up Hsap Illustrative oil
the project. We shall lake occasion to
speak more at length Of it st some future
time.
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UNTvERsrrY OF THE SOUTH,
sEwANEE MOUNTAIN. TENN.

sEWANEE MOUNTAIN, TENN.
THE next Term sf the Junior Department
4 will open at University Place, Tenn
On the 10th Day of February. 1859.
Boys received at any age and prepared for Col.
lsEe. Location perfectly healtby-DD feet
above the sea. 500 covers expense, board aDc
tuition, for three months FOR circulars and
Information address g. r. Fairbanks, Esq.
General Treasurer, University Plece, Tenn.
{. I. QUIHTARD. DID,, ~
las code Vice Chancellor. =
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AN IMPORTANT DAY.-Yesterdsy, tie
25th of January, is an anniversary that
bas nIaved an i'm portant part ia the
worlds history. In addition to being
st. Psups dsy, of WHICH we have already
snoken. il was the day on which the
worthless King Edward ~. was dePosed,
1327; the marriage Of Margaret OF
Englsnd with James ". OF Scotland,
the first step toward the nniting Of thess
two hitherto separate Kingdoms tbs
day on which the author 5d version OF
the Bible was ordered llo04) and the day
on which Robert Burns was bora.
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-Four Plantations for Sale or Rent.

THREE Plantations, containing about 800
acres each, together with stock corn. fodder,
Implements, etc, on same These farms are
situated about twenty miles from Memphis,
near Pleasant Hill, DeSoto county, Mississippi.
The other farm contains about 1900 acres, and
is situated In Ashley ~county, Arkansas. For
terms apply 10 me, near Pleasant Hill. Miss.
T. A. MAXWELL.
Refer 70 Z. NJ. AppeFson & Co. M Taylor q
q Rand, Memphis, Tenn, deA Ina
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,roS rs NEWS STAND, 1851 Main
s,reef Is SalI 81. 7nplied with reading me-
.terial. embracing Nefy garLe'y Oh uSnyl
weekly and monthly papehs' Ia
magazines and pericu. ~ -.
latest news can be obtained H
ninth stann-
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DUCATIoNAL
v LAW SCHOOL

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS, BE
u ginning p, and SEPIEHBsK IL
1863. The Z sldent Professors are Iheoprilus
Parsons, LID, Emory W~eshburn, LID aac
Nathaniel Holmes. AN. 9eNtlemen of dis
tinction In the Profession lecture from time tc
time on special topics Application may o
NJ tde Tor circulars or further u
either of the Resident Professors. Iaz2
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Coughs ana Colds are often overlooked.
A col tinuance for any length OF time causes
Irritation of the Lu-gS or some chronic Throat
Disc Ese. +" BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHFS'
are offered with the fullest confidence in their
efficacy, giving almost invariably sure and i'm
mediate relief
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NEW PAPER.-We have received the
first number Of the Weekly Press, pub
lished at Pine Bluff, Ark, by Wyatt {.
Thomas, Esq. The paper IN matter
makeup, looks, style, etc Is excellent,
1--WE wish Mr.. Thomas all success IN
Nv nnfprnrisp.
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S,rps NAN WANTED.-A person well
aconainte, with city and country trade,
who has ha experiences OF seiHhg gOCus
MENKES BROTHERS.
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FAIR AND CLEAR the SUD rose yes
terdsy morning, and st. Psul's day was
IS bright as heart could wlsh-a good
omen II We may believe the old saying /:
If 81 Paul's day be fair and clear,
II does betide a happy year;
But II Il chance to snow or rain
Then will tie dear all kind OF grain
II clouds or mist do dark the sky
Treat store OF birds ana beast shRll die.
And II the winds do fly 40 1.
Then war shall vex the country off,
Other days in January enjoyed 81 dn-
ferent periods, and in different places, q
similar reputation among old prognosti-
Gators, but none of them were anything
like 90 generally held and believed in IS
The dsy Of the conversion OF st. Paul.
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A CARD.-MsssEs, Menken Bros. beg
leave TO inform the public that they Will
sell q large line Of winter dress goods,
hosiery, flanneis and blankets regard
less Of cost. This is lone to make room
for their spring stock, which will soon
be opened.
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FOE SALE.
LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE.

81 ACRES, opposite Bray's Station, adJoin-
o. ing south side OF Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, is miles east OF Memphis.
100 ACRES, known "a the Giles Farm, on
10 east bank OF the Mississippi river, oppo-
sits lower END of Island No. 20, and 10 miles
north OF Memphis-SU acres under cultivation,
and about 80 acres deadened.
I OF on east side OF Bayou GsyosO, 22l feet on
IL Court street, with small Frame House.
Clear OF lease.
I OF on east side OF bayou. fronting 100 feet
l. on Madison street, on which is q Board
Yard. Subject to lease.
or, with Cotton shed. formerly Barnes
II Cotton shed, nov used for a Wagon Yard)
fronting l42 feet on Madison street and III feet
on Court street, a few rods west of Charleston
avenue. Clear OF lease.
OF IA east side OF Bayou, fronting rs feet
II on north side OF Court street. On which
stands Carroll, Walker q Co.'S Cotton Shed.
Subject TO lease,
7 OF, fronting 50 feet on Charleston avenue,
IL on which stands the Grocery OF Thos- OMa-
honey, and extending 200 feet TO Court street.
For terms inquire OF
THOS. wICKERSHAM,
No. 3, Second Floor,
Js4 POstOmee Binding.
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A GOOD TRIP.-The Des Arc came in
last night, from White river, with the
best trip of the season. She had 900
bales Of cotton, 100 deer, $50 packages Of
sundries, and 1877 passengers.
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z

y OST-Oo sunday. the oath, between Jehec
son and Adams, on Third street or Jeusr'
m. opposite theater and 81. Peters Church. a
COIN BREASTPIN, with gentleRan's picture
On one side and hair on the other. The finder
Will he suitably rewarded by returning II 10
MrS. NJ. A. MCKEOGH, 81 Jefferson ST. sao
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THE FREE TRADER is the title OF 9
paper published in New York, with the
motto and principle, freedom of trade
is freedom Of industry" 1t is q very
Handsomely printed sheet, aud ~contsins
a vast amount of commercial informa-
ton
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Boat CLUB.-At 3 meeting OF the
delegates Of Memphis Boating Associa-
tiOn last evening. Mr.. Thomas 81. Cooke,
OF the Memphis Boat Club, was elected
President OF the Association.
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EDUCATION.-The attention or our
readers is directed TO the caro- OF w T.
Wards Seminary, Nashville Ienn'
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SMASH UP.-About five o'clock yes
terday evening. a span Of white horses
attached to q buggy ran away on Second
street and fetched up against q lamp pest
on the corner OF Poplar. A gentleman
in the buggy was thrown out but not in
jured much. The buggy and lamp post
suffered severely.
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To WHOLESALE BUYERs.-Just re-
cejved che thousand OYercosts from 50
{ $40 each, at Walker Bros. & Co, 22s
Main street, Clay Building. Il
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale.

WE offer for sale one of the most valuable
w Cotton Plantations in Bolivar county,
Mississippi, lying three miles from the river, on
lake Christmas, aud southeast nom The town
of Prentiss, and known as the POLK Place.
The tract contains 2000 acres &Oof which are
cleared. The place is high and well drained
and has on 1t, a ine Steam Gin and Sawmill,
which cost $1,000 also, three new Carver Gin
Stands, of eighty saws each.
THE title 70 the property Is perfect, and IL
will be ssId at q great bargain, and good time
given TO make the payments.
jal4 Ia. NELSON co.
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No. 81 JeTersOn Street.

]. II. ETLYm--...LESsEE AND MANAGER
OSCAR WILLIS---......STAGE MANAGER
TTiHE leading Variety Theater OF the South.
I Open for the season, with the best standing
Variety Combination that has ever appeared in
the ity-th performance consisting OF songs,
Dances, R~urlesques, ~Pantomimes, etc, New
Stars each week. ADMIssIoN-FIfty Cents
Private Boxes, Five Dollars. Doors open az
o'clock performance to at quarter
10 8 O'Clock. jail
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SPRING SESSION.
". K. Wards Seminary, Nashville, 7

~ n HAfu8 btNiHhfys NdsuFIIItB ItunsI
VHILL open on MONDAY, FEBRUARY IsT.
This school is now the leading Seminary
of the South. IL has the regular course OF the
best Institutions in the United STATES.
TAO W. f. WAR;. PRINCIPAL.
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aENPlEIS APPEAL
Omee---NO. is Jefferson Street
CITY MATTERS.

GFN3IFs.EN's wooden undershirts and
drawers at b. LOwenstein q Bros. al less
than cost.
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Coaks sud shswls at less than cost at
B. Lowenstein d Bros. II
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FRESH Savannah river Shsd received
daily per express, by Victor u. fuchs, Al
Jefferson street.
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WHITE and gray blankets st greatly
reduced prices At b Lowenstein & Bros.t
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GROCERIEs.-We call the attention o.
our friends to the advertisement OF John
Lilly, retail grocer, 55l Main street.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
Lowenste,n & Bros. I
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GEEPLEMES's wO1len undershirts and
szs ct less than cost st b. Lowen'
go Ggos. 7
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Silks marked down at B. LowenS'eih
4 BTcs.
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LADIES, Misses aud Childrens' wool
hose at cost price at b. LOwenstein,&
Bros.
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NOTICES.

~RFRfTTN PICTURES TAKEN AT Y. DAYS
Photograph Gallery, SO main 81 s&o
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THE DAILY APPEAL is delivered Jy
faithful carriers, Seven times a week for
tVenty-GVe cents.
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ATTEND the ,~TsSt reduction sale st B.
LOWenstein & Brts.
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PHILADELPHIA.

nIssOLUTION-THE FIRM OF HAD
~ DOCK, REED & CO, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business viii be set
tied by either Of the undersigned Partners, at
the old stand, 43S and 4 Market street, up
stairs DANIEL HADDOCK, Jr,
CHARLES q. REED,
STEPHEN KIMBALL-
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1868. Ja4
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
l. existing between the undersigned, under
the tirm of MONROE, SMALTZ & CO., expires
this day. by limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
JOS. E. SMALTZ,
NJ. !. STOKES.
PhfadeIphis. Dec. 81. lSSS. "a!
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BOARDING.

noARDING.-A few Day Bosrders wanteds 81
ID E9 Second street.
JRlO hhNhi LAAhD.
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Washington College, Virginia.

THE SECOND TERM OF THE CURRENT
| Session OF Washington College, General
ROBERT E. LIE, President,
Begins on the list OF February,
And continues to the end OF June. Students
entering for this term pay half the usual fees.
The Organization of the College Is complete,
in all the usual departments OF academic and
scientific education, with q full course of Pro-
in CIVIL AND MINING and d.
piomas are conferred in this school. The ENG
LISH also, Is made a distinct and
thorough branch OF study. The SCHooL OF
Law Is In charge OF Juig5 Joh W. Broken
bTough, LII ID. The entire expenses for the
term ne ed not exceed $40. For Catalogues ad-
dress L. {. GORDON, Clerk of Faculty.
tal9 Lexington, Virginia.
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AMUSE1IENTs.

LADIES underwear st grestly reduced
prices at B. LoWeHstein Il Bros.
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WANTS.
FOB RENT

HTANTED-A WET HURSE-white or col
w ored. Apply At this office, Jalo
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81 ACRES, opposite Bray's Station, adJoin-
o. ing south side OF Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, Is miles east OF Memphis.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-12-24
Married.

In this county, on the evening of
Tuesday the 21st inst, by Rev. Mr..
Frierson. Dr.. II. A. AosELY to Miss
KIrrIG DICKERsoN, daughter of A. A.
Dickerson, Esq.
ATTENDANTS MIR. John Massen-
gale aud Miss Johnson, Mr.. John
Ternison and Miss Katie Dickerson,
Mr.. Jonas Dickerson and Miss Smith,
Ms. F. Ri. Craw ford and Miss Matte
Bugg.
''Thero's bliss beyond all the minstrel Las
When two that arc linked in one heavenly
tie;
With hearts mover changing. and brows
never cold,
Love on through all ills, and love on till
they die"
The sanctum Of the CITIZEN of1es,
through the hands Of our gallant
friend, Marian Crsw ford, received its
share Of the good things from the bril-
dsl supper.
May the purest light of heaven
shine dowR upon the Pc thway of the
happy couple through The tangled
maze oflife. Our congratulations
attend them. together with every
wish for prolonged and happy ex-
isteuce. The bride is one of our
most charming bellies, and the groom
an accomplished and gallant gentle
man.
In this city. on Wednesday after
noon. BY Rev. DR.. G. D. Taylor, Mr..
THoMAs WATtRsox to Miss MANILA
N. MosELY.
We extend to you. Tou, aud your
fair bride, our hsvrt- felt Congratula-
lions, and ~ 80
May you be happy; may no caro-
Its shadows DER thee cast,
Few be the sorrows thou'rt doomed to
And those be quickly past.
May contented enjoyment charac-
tsrizs your Iiyes. aud may your cup
of happiness be oYerfowipg.
Ample justice WAS done by the
CITIZEN corps to the overwhelmed
waiter of good things received from
The festive board.
License have been issued to the
following partiez since our last:
J F Judy to Susan Potter6eld.
W Cross to Mary A Stafford.
ii P Prince to Mary E Warren.
Pascal Broad water to Francis White.
T J Lotion to Mollie A Madden.
Milton Gordon to Rexenia Steward.
R Campbell to Isabel Duncan. f..
Isac D Morrow to Lucy ] Hickman.
J B HAT, to L d Doss.
James Sharp to Rebecca ] Smithson.
E H B Reeves to Mary G Anthony.
Robert Curtis TO Sarah J King.
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qHRATRR-

This week has been a gay time ct
AntoinetJe Hall. Mr.. J. V. Gilbert,
formerly The popular lessee of the
New Theatre at Nashville. with al
excellent troupe of frst.clase actors
and actresses. has Zen giving Us
nightly a series of Rtsrsctive enter
,ainmenis. The weather for the frat
Two nights WAS so exceedingly dis
greeable that the house as not over
tyserowdsd. bat issight. upon
Occasion Of the benefit, tsndsred By
TIE eitizsas Of Pulaski to Mrs Beslis
Gray, theAsasa MAS veil fEea e.
an spp4seaaxs and enthuaiastie
diencs. o. last evening st the urs
gem Fsqoss5 - 6lsaSSsnd infsutisl
eidzsns Of Palaski. shs eesQsi - ~
of s.The Lady Of Lyons Was rspsat-
ed. with Mss Betds Gray as gsulins
aud Mr. Wallace Bstton as GI4uds
RIslnott. As Ne go press before
the entertainment GUIDED ~
cannot say how it 2ered, but
upon a former occasion, when We
we're present, We can say that We
never saw the charsctegs better de-
liniated. The whole company is
good, and as. at the late hour at which
We write, We have not time to partic-
ularize. We simply characterize the
whole entertainment as exceedingly
good. chaste.and elegant, and assure
our lady friene nave not yet at
tended, tbs nothing in the
perform all calculated to
the ssna ..'sies of the most
-Fs6ned and faslideous. The
beautiful aud fss mating little Katie
Gilbert appears nightly in various
characters aud is always snthusias-
Lically encored. The Harp Band
makes excellent music. and their dee
ightful strains perfectly entrance the
audience.
We hope to see q rousiug house
ain this evening. as the company
are eminenlly deserving of hbersy
patronage.