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ANfUsEM ENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RowEay THEATRE; ss, wpux
Of Joseph O. Fosters great pantomime Of the
SEVEN DWARFS.
which mus be whswn consequences previous engage
ments 10 produce 1t IN other cities.
SIX FAREWELL NIGHTS AND TWO MATTNEES.
NEW LOCAL SCENES, NEW LOCAL TRICKS.
CONCLUDING TRANSPORTATION.
THE GREAT ROBERT BUTLER AS CLOWN.
During the pantomime
GREAT yELOCIPEDE ACT,
BY the champion rider,
FRANK A. GIBBONS.
MArfNEES MONDAY AND SATURDAY.
CRAND OPERA HOUsE-BEGiNs AT g.
" Late Pixies. corner Tweniy-hird ST. and Eighth av
MOST SPLENDID THEATRE IN THB WORLD.
JAS. FISK, yR Proprietor. @. W. TAYLEURE Manager.
- GENERAL ADMISSION 90 CENTS
fifth week Of Shakspeares exquisite fairy romsnce.
CROWDED EE##ss E#s # III EsssEsE. EEsssEssE. s CROWDED.
''Star" cast, led by the eminent American artist
FRANK MAYO, " wM DAvIDGB.
THk H. BEST HS1, ,GoHFANY, EBANRsoSE pSss soEEEsa
ever combined in any one production In America. -
THE GREAT SHIP sCENE at O'Clock, depicting with
wonderful fidelity the awful Of storm Al and tho
THE GREAT H0RLAcCHI BALLET.
MATINEE PRICBS-Admission, so cents: children, "
cents orchestra, 81 family circle, IS cents.
In rehearal ssrdous "PATRIE" and Dumas dramastsa
Non OF bis own superb romance
.sriiE THREE GUAkDSMEN."
GRAND MATINEE ~ EVERY SATURDAY
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
East side.

A BARGAIN.-FOUR LOTS. EACH 25xl00, ON 10TH
street, between Third and Fourth avenues price sv0
each terms Apply Immediately at the grocery i9l0
Third avenue third above ld street No agents need
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A wEsrcuEsTER COUNTY FRUIT FARx-Oy Tue
N Hudson IN good order, perfectly healthy foe
sale Apply 10 the store, ~ John street.
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A MADAME WALTERS DISTINGUISHED CLAlR
"A. voyantvsu her for everything -ssknsss, business
hsft. names, aumbsrs good luck W9 Caual street.
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ITO RENTAL MILBURE, N. j.. IS MILES OUT, ONE
i mile from depot large double House, 10 rooms, prime
order 10 to 80 scres rent 800 also Cottage at Aspewood
.cres S600 do, new, eight two acres $500; do,
furnished is roons $2OOO Apply To X. c. SEER CO.,
Dex
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPTc THRATRE-BEGINs Afa
sEsE & ssIEsBs sSsE $3sf
LAST NIGHTS.
LAST NIGHTS GEO. l.. Poxs "''"''
0Eo l. rOxs
popuEAa da9 L IrANrosrxs,
uuxprx ,ux.rIHUhPTY HUhPTY DUhPrT T,rsprv puxpry
"'' 'O sttJsr Re WITHDRAWN
o~uyv vov goK SrHEK NOVELTIES vovur,ps
aLIk sAssAia Ii AND ND sienS sIdEos oosT1:
LAST AdHfs fsoTs oT oGTrkksd 2T M TT
hasiness ~. Wednesday and saturday.
NJIBLos GARDEN
Begins sIoTs.,Ts PFssssy 1sP Ts;%lH..s loss
Eneasemen, OF The celebrated
lydia THOMPSON BuRLRsQUR TROUPE.
ho w .Ppss. h. and svery ''sains sad sa.ardsy ssr
aESSs RESSssssFFssSSSSTEp ssFsSSTsp
RECONSTRUCTED
rosTy TaisSyEs TaSyEs
sSs5S sSs5S SsSa,3 51i!ESff$ 5%isSfs; HSS ss,,.x.
sAfFHhSSiss USESsisd dArfaASss. saoHnss.
A ffkSsTfs fscSnPxs9SsLSS 9s SEnsi Nh sssr
FRESH rsI scENERY
RICH warpIsIss pELssEs
HARMoNIoUs MUSIC
GLORIOUS DANCES.
AMys5sn sMsosfss sHynssi nAkcHrs
SOPORlfEROU9 POLICEMAN.
GRAND BALLOON ASCENT
PARIS FESTIVAL
o4sfHsa sxfHkoAS GANcAs Fsafs.
RANTOONE vEL0CIPEDE, &C.
MATINEE TOMORROW ATx
MATINEE TOMORROW AT
MATINEE TOMORROW ATT
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR Sale.

sPECrALTy.-wEsrCHEsrE COUNTY RESI-
"A dences Farms, Lots building Sites For description,
location price Real Estate Crcuiar mailed free TO
suv address STANLEY DAY, 92b Brosdway
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ry,O RENT-FOR SIX OR ELEVEN MONTHS FROM MAY
furnished beautiful Country Seat of fifty SIT
uated on overlooking the sound at Stamford, Conn
has modern convenences there ample barns
sheds carriage bouse and stable three Stylish nrst class
horses and all necessary vehicles and stable equpmens
three cows, vegetable and fruit
which would remain In charge OF the present gardener
The coachman, very compeen person. would also con
charge Of the horses The OF both and all the
keeping the horses and stock the place. and
Keeping the In ORDER will he borne BY the owner
such opportunity seldom offers TO persons desrous OF
the under circumstances
volvng little and expense. Rent reasonable TO
desirable tenant such only need apply TO B WILL
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NNO LET, LEASE OR WILL SELL TOGETHER OR
sepsrately-Two well lighted Mills with good water
4Ox6o four stories, BRICK the other Sox49 two
sories frame, with dwellings, barns and oubudings
and four of land ave minutes from the Hudson river
In small village mile from large and
20 miles from New York Address B., box 66e7 New
York office.
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r,o RENT-IN JERSEY CITY, TO ONE OR TwO GEN.
/ uemsn n neatly furnished front Room, without board,
abort distance from ferry, ue of Apply al6
South sixth street.
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ITO RENT-A HOUSE INTHE COUNTRY CONTAINING
more bedrooms If wanted), with carriage house,
sabes henpery every convenience with ~ acres OF
land all fruit and Handsomely laid OUT fruit enough gene
rally half the healthy and beautiful location ~
mile from Tenaay and Cressl station, on the Northern
Railroad Of New Jersey, hour from CITY, Rent StUO
Also, the above Cottage with six rooms, gar
den, &c. Rent 1850 year. Inquire of j. DIXON No. %Si
AZ chatrant
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ITO RENT-IN TOWN OF MoRRIsANIA, SEVERAL
nice Houses and Cottages. at $3.50 to &70 annum.
Apply 70 w. c. DEMAREST, Third avenue, opposite lS'ih
MOtt Haven.
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ITO LET, FOR SALE OR -ExCHANGE-ONE HOT
from New York, on the Northern Railroad OF New Jer-
elegant Country Residence containing all the modern
improvements For particulars inquire JOHN 5. sTlGER
4 Co, lO7 and l0S West
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-11
INJUSTICE To MR.. HILLYER.

! By reason of an erroneous report of a
proposition made by Mr.. HilIyer and
embodied in the State Capitol Appro
pria,ion Blll, which report appeared in
the Appeal of Tuesday, the Territorial
Enterprise is furnished with some
grounds upon which 10 make unfavor
able criticism of that gentleman posi-
ton. TO place Mr.. Hillyer RICH, upon
the record, we refer TO the Bill itself
and End that what be did propose is as
follows:
SECTION One. For the purpose of
erecting State Capitol Building at Carson
City, there is hereby created a separate
Fund, to be called the State Capitol Fund
For the year 1869 the State Treasurer shall
set apart into said Fund the surplus, if any,
which may remain of the proceeds of the
special tax Of one fourth of one per cent.
provided by the Ac, of February II, 1865, for
the payment of Territorial Indebtedness, after
the whole of the Indebtedness specified in
said Act shall have been fully Equidated and
paid. For the year 1870, and for each
succeeding year until the whole amount
amount to One Hundred Thousand
Dollars, there shall be levied as lien of said
special tax of one fourth of one per cent,
which, after the present year shall be dis
continued, special tax Of o 2 eighth of one
per cent. upon the same basis the prGceeds Of
which shall be paid into the State Capitol
Fund; PrOciaed, That if in any yeaI the pre-
eeeds Of said tax snail exceed thirty hous and
dollars, then The surplus above said amount
shall be placed in the General Fund. There
shall also be placed in said State Capitol
Find until said aggregate of Que Hundred
Thousand Dollars shall have been reached,
the nett proceeds of all sales which may be
made of the forty sections of land donated by
the United States to this State for the pur
pose OF erecting thereon Capitol Building
and Penitentiary.'
This is what Mr.. Uijlyer dil propose
and such beirg the fact, the premises
taken fer its comments hy the Eater
prise are entirely removed.
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STATE LEGISLATURE
THIRTY-EIGHTH DAY-sESATE.

Carson CITY, February 10, 1869.
Senate met; the President in th'
chair. Roll called; quorum present. Pray
by the Chaplain; Journal of yesterday wa
read and approved.
By Mr.. Morroe-From the Committee or
Claims - Recommending the passage of :
bill making an appropriation to cover certain
bills allowed by the Board of State Exami-
ners on account of the State Prison, to the
amount Of Sl2, 662 03.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Mon-oe-An Act TO amend Section
81 Of the Reveuuc Act.
Referred to- Committee on Ways and
Means.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill-hn Act to relinquish title to
and jurisdiction over certain property within
this State. The Mint grounds.
Ordered ensrOssea.
Senate Bill--An Act for the relief of ]. NJ.
Woodwork, ex-Sheriff Of Humboldt.
Ordered engrossed.
Assembly Bill-An Act to incorporate the
town of Gold Hill.
Passed.
Assembly Bill-An Act to amend the
General County Commissioners Act.
Made special order for tomorrow.
THE RAILROAD TARIFF
Being the special order, in the shape Of Mr.
Crews resolution memorializing Congress to
reduce the rates of fare and freight of the
Central Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. Edwards, after debate, moved the
indefinite postponement Of the resolution.
Lost. Ayes, s; noes, s.
Subsequently, on motion Of Mr.. Bonni-
Geld, the same was indefinitely postponed, by
A vote of II to 3.
APPROVED BIZ THE GOVERNOR.
A message was received from the Cover
nor advisory of his approval of the follow
ing bills: An Act to amend Section Sc of
he Act concerning conveysnces. An Act to
authorize the State Superintendent Of Public
to draw the percentage allowed
~ the United States to this State on the sale
If Public Lands sold in this State.
Adjourned.
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A NEW ELL.

Mr. Welch by consent, introduced Bill
to provide for the payment Of Jno. w. KEEL
Ter by Virginia City. 1t provides that he
shall be ard $1,000 out of the Redemption
Fund of the city.
Mr. Welch also presented, by leave, q
petition signed by goodly number of the
old municipal authorities recommending the
passage of the Bill.
Referred to the Virginia portion of the
Storey county delegation.
SENT TO THE GOVERNOR.
Mr. King from the Committee on En-
grossment reported as correctly enrolled and
handed to the Governor, Assembly Bill, an
Act to amend Section "A Of the Militia Act
Recess for an hour.
On reconvening, the House took up the
Bill concerning Juries, Mr.. Bowman in the
chair. BY invitation Judge Beatty of Ian
der addressed the House on the merits Of
the Bill.
Messrs. Addison, WEIGH, and others op-
posed that portion of the Bill which failed
to exempt Firemen from jury duty.
After considerable filibus,ering the Com
mittee rose and the Bill was made the special
order for Friday the 18th inst.
Adjourned.
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PASSAGE OF TIE CAPITOL Afro
PRIaTlON BILL.

We are gralified to b able to record
tie fact that the Bill providing for tbs
Priafion Il Il sum Of rnoaey for the
purpose OF building a State House in
Carson has passed HI Assembly, in
which House Il originated. In so far
as this actoa is favorable to the Bin.
becoming a law, we cu1Ertfuiate not
ouly the citizens OF Ormsby county, but
the people of the State III large upon
the fact that this much Of advance has
beea made toward providing the State,
upoH the most economical terms pcs
siD!e, with the public buildings for til =
erection and owners hip of which the
Commonwealth stands SO much i'll
need. We are glad to feel assured that
the vote hereby ibis Eli passed the
will not be recousIdered and
that it viii receive the favorable action
of the Senate.
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WHITE PINE COUNTY.

The Bill to create the new county OF
White Pine coming up as the special order,
Speaker Lro tenn NJ ayhugh in the chair, MIR.
Tenant offered a substitute Bill which was
referred to the Committee on Counties.
Mr.. Coburn presented a remonstrancs
signed by 46l citizens Of all parts of Ian
der county against the creation Of the new
county, but recommending the passage Of
an Act providing that the people OF White
Pine shall have District Court and Re
c0rder's Office for their especial benefit.
This had the same reference as the sub
stitute Bill.
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Carson CITY, February 10. 1869.
Senate met; the President in the
chair. Roll called; quorum present. Pray Ell
by the Chaplain; Journal of yesterday was
read and approved.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Gold Hill News of last evening

WASHINGTON, February s.-The followin.
Internal Revenue officers are appointed
| Franklin Z. Adams, Assistant Assessor
and Michael A. Donovan, Gauger of the
Second District of California. Louis Phil
lips Berry, Storekeeper for Washington Ter
ritory.
General Dix will soon resign the French
mission, and Elihu Washburne viii rroba-
bly, succeed him.
Senators Wilson, Sherman and Morgan
dissenting members Of the Pacific Railroad
! Committee, have prepared minority report
making a general assault upon the subsidy
| system. They object to uniting several sep
! arate and distinct measures IN oae hill, each
| Of wh;ch should stand before Congress on
| its own merits. They show that the scheme
involves the payment Of s,25'',UHO 600 in the
! next 30 years, and hold that the security for
the repayment OF the guaranteed interest is
altogether insufficient.
The discussion in the Senate pro
tracted all night. At o'clock this morning
Wilson commenced speaking.
BosToS, February S. O'Baldwin was
found guilty in the Esscx Sup -riur Court for
prize-fghting against the laws Of the State.
His counsel has appealed, and the case goes
to the Supreme Court.
New York, February o.-privste letters
from Paris state that Minister DIX VIII re-
sign in March.
i, stated that RotLchiId has purchased
81 csc, 00p Of United States bonds recently.
James I. Brady died this morning Of
appopexy. All the Counts adjourned.
Vigilance Committees are secretly organ
izir.3 for the suppression of crime BY CO.
operation with honest officials, and for con-
cer'ed action against coyrup'io1.
Genr:al Grant Yesterday md rSe1 the visit
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NorIcs.-We have the best Warehouse in the
State, it being absolutely fre-proof and are now
prepared to received limited amount Of Merchant.
:se, Flour Barley on storage at reasonable
rates All goods delivered i'll as good order az
when received. MASON HUFF.
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SPECIAL NeTIcE.-We are closing up our
business for dissolution Of partnership, and
shall give no credit after this date-February
9th. All parties indebted to US will please
make immediate settlement. and thereby
save COSTS. = MASON & HUFF.
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SPECIAz. NOTICE!

I'VE ARE CLOSING Up OUR BUSINESS
" for DssoluIion of partnership, and shall
give no credit after this date.
All parties iI,i-bi.tei To- Us will please make
immeG ia t settlement, and thcrohy gave costs
MASON HUFF.
Carson City, February q. 1869. feG II
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THIRTY-EIGHTH DAY--ASSENBLY

CARSON CRY, February 10, 1869.
Prayer by the Chaplain. The Journal
Of yesterday was read and approved.
REPORTS.
BY Mr. Wright. from Committee on
Claims, favorably Senate Bill-An Act to
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DIED

At ruIf;-e Citv. q uI.>v cavu.y. Neveit. -u
y -in=-dsN Feb. 10. i>f2. Il -nry irt'..h. a
native II Hanover. G~rn.any. szr. .'h. III a,rs.
Stockton, Cal, lrle-s !, c5r-, cory.
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authorize the Board of State Examiners to
allow certain claims against the State.
By Mr.. Hillver, from the Judiciary Com
mite, farorably Senate Bill-An Act to
amend an Act conceraing juries.
Also adversely on Assembly Bill-An Act
to provide for the publication Of summons ia
certain cases, fer the reason that its pro-
visions are incorporated in the Revised
Civil Practice Act Bill now pending.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-18
The Louisiana Levees !.

The speech of ex Governor p. o. He
bert, in the convention upon this subject
was an exceedingly happy impromptu
effort, replete with sound practical sug-
gestions. There is no man 10 that
assembly who is better qualified to throw
light upon the matter than he. he was
born and reared in that State, his oppor.
tunities as a large planter, as military
and civil engineer and as the Governor
of the State having given him fund of
experience that could not be acquired
otherwise. The importance of keeping
the levees of Louistaus 10 order and Of
rebuilding those destroyed is paramount.
The Immense agricultural interest at the
mercy of the Mississippi unchecked by
good system of levees appeals loudly to
the earnest ard active consideration Of
the convention and the West and South.
The production of sugar, now go neces-
sary 10 view Of the Cuban troubles inter.
fering with the crops in that Island, can.
not safely be relied upon in many i'm
portant parishes of Louisiaps unless the
levees are kept repaired. I. will be a
source of qualification TO the planters and
people at large of that State to know that
their ex Governor has brought this sub
ject before the convention so ably.--Lou.
isritle Courier Journal
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Shameful

.ala y
Frequent aeiaplailts pave reached us
of the inefiicieney or cul psbIe neglect of
policemen in some portions of the CITY ,c
put s.nn to re proceedings of des-
perate characters, and especially the
capers of drunken men. On yesterday,
about slndavn, three men, calling them.
selves gentlemen, entered the circle of a
respectable family on Poplar street, where
we're COLLECTED together number of visit
ing ladies', and began to abuse, insult and
threaten the inmates of the house. On
being ordered out of the house, they per-
emptorily refused, calling for water, and
threatening, il put out of the house, TO cut
the throat of an aged and blind male
member. The ladies called for the police,
but in vain and after the men satisfied
themselves by insulting the ladies and
Witnessing their fright, they left for Main
street. If few Of the blue and
brass-buttoned gentry could manage to
keep from the different saloons and gam
bling bells during houFs OF duty, they
would be able to detect the scoundrelism
that too often occurs, and that, too, when
male members Of respectable families are
away on business or visiting. The time
for insulting and threatening unprotected
females has ended, and we advise here
after remedy of lead and powder for
each and every individual engaged in
such unbecoming sport. Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-18

A series Of mishsps occurred lately at
the funeral Of little child, at Houghtou,
Michigan. The horse attached to the
hearse took fright and ran away while on
the wsy to the house to get the body,
threw the driver of and under the wheel,
which took off one Of his ears. The horse
was soon secured, and the funeral SER
vices proceeded. Upon arriving at the
cemetery, it was found that the gate keys
had been forgotten, and o gate had to be
burst open. Then the bands to sustain
the coffin-box was found to be too small,
and no cords had been provided for low
ering the whole into the grave.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-18

Quite q number OF persons who have
been attending the Louisville Conven-
ton OF OF on pleasure trips returned TO
the city on Saturday and Sunday,
among them Gen. 81. B. Forrest and
vito, Mr. PRESCOTT and wife. ]. Harvey
Mathes and wife, Col r. J. Morgan. Mrs,
Marcus Jones, Miss Emma Shock, Capt
Sam. Shock, Col Patterson 1.-THE omnibus
mani, Col. ]. ]. Worsham, Capt. W. ID.
strafton, Captain ]. NJ. Pettigrew,
Of Ednauds, Pe,tigrew a Company !
Father o. Brien, Col. John League. Capt.
Robert E. Goede. Alderman Black, n
Corona, EGG, MSjor W. !. Cobb, Capt.
Myers (the attorney.
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MrrPHrs, Tenn, October 10, lssI

EDIToRs LEDGER; see in yesterday
Appeal q little notice Of "an indspen.
dent detective force to be located in
Memphis" to which understand q
reliable night watch, got up BY subscrip.
ton, is to be attached. Just the thing
we want, Mr.. Editors. We have been
swindled and robbed long enough. The
tax payers are tired of paying $1,000 a
month for an unreliable detective or
ganization while the regular police
force, with their extended beats, are at
best but a poor protection to the store
keeper and merchant. This matter
should be urged upon our Representa-
iiyes, aud the property owners and mer-
chants OF oar city shoald encourages the
immediate establishment Of this system,
which has been so very successful 10
other cities, and having the advantage Of
entailing no expense upon anybody ex-
cept those Immediately interested.
Your obediedt servant,
4 PkorERTY-0HzER
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-18

New MEMPHIS THEATER Guy Nan
nerind was produced at the New Mem
phis Saturday plight in style OF dra'
matte ard scenic art which has never
perhaps been excelled or equalled in this
city. Sir Waiter gootts peculiar con.
ception and creation, Meg Merrilies,"
was personated with fine effect by Miss
Marriott. In every phase of character
portrayed she was true 10 art and to ma
ture. The regular theater goers and the
critics were charmed, and the perform
apce was worthy of the many favorable
comments which, it elected. The vari-
Gus characters were well sustained and
carefully rendered. Tonight Jeanie
Deans or the Lily of 81. Leonard
will be produced. This is highly sem
sational Scotch drama written expressly
for Miss Marriott from Sir Walter SCOTS
novel, "The Heart of Mid Lothian" The
principal character, of course, is "Jeauie
DeaneN Mr.. Davenport will personste
the "Duke OF Argyle Mr.. WsYerly as
"Geordie Robertaon optlaved for his
share in the Porteops riot, end good
caste of the entire compshy-=all TO be
presented with new scenery, properties
and mechanical effects. A charming
performance Is predicted and a good
house.
THE TYRoLEsE TRouPr.-This charm
ing concert troupe will give an opening
performance this evening at the Memphis
Club Hall. The troupe consists of real
sons and daughters from the Tyrolesn
Alps, and yill appear dressed in the
unique and beautiful costumes of that
country. Their warbliugs Of solos, duets,
quintstts and ohoruses are onounced
BY the press everywhere to be delightful.
The performance Of Professor Fshn on
the silver-stringed either and on the in
strument of wood and straw is wonderful,
Another attractive feature is the playing
upon twenty-four wine-classes by mem
Der OF TIE company. The members of the
company are spoken of as accomplished,
modest hammered ladies and gentlemen.
BRoox's OPERA HoUsE.-Harry Nc
earthly is the great drawing card at
Broom's new and elegant Opera House.
Saturday night the house was crowded,
aud the star yea greeted With storms of
applause. Mr.. Mccarthy is one OF tie
most versatile actors on or of the stage,
and never fails to enlist the sympsthies
aud excite the laughter of an audience.
A ius programme will be presented this
evening 20 aaO,hsF apa honses 9ayR |
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"Bauet.'s' oyer.eps eysrylhins: 3 D q

MuRRAY 4 RIDoLEY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison ntreet. have received one Of
the prettiest stocks Of goods ever brought
10 this market They will be able to show
TO any gentleman the finest patterns for
suits, Of the latest, styles just from the
Northeast and West, that can be anywhere
selected. These gentlemen propose and
will compete with the first class estab-
lishments in the United States. We
would recommend our friends TO look at
the stock Of goods received aud being re-
ceived every day by these gentlemen be-
fore buying at other places. 10-t