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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06
GIN THE POETS CORNER,
The Obsequies of Charles Rickens-His'
Final Resting Place.
Irom the London Times.l

The ObsPQuies Charles DfckpuS-His
Final Resting-PIace
From the London Times
The wish of the people of England has
prevailed, and Charles Dickens rests in the
Abbey Church of st. Peter, at Westmin-
ster. Our readers will learn with surprise
and satisfaction that the funeral of the
great novelist was celebrated at an early
hour yesterday morning, in Poets Corner,
with as much privacy as could have been
secured for it in any little village church
in Kent, or even in Wales or Cornwall
A grave had been dug during the night,
and we believe we are right in asserting
that, besides the dean and canons, hardly
"A member of the cathedral body, on Mon
day evening. was aware of the intended
arrangement. 1t appears that some days
ago the dean sent communication to the
family of Mr.. Dickens, to the effect
that, if it was desired by themselves
or by the public that he should be buried
in the Abbey, he would do all in his power
to facilitate the arrangements; also, that on
Monday, suggesting that the Abbey was
fitting resting-place for such Il man, he
repeated the offer in terms more distinct.
Most fortunately, il was found, upon OPEN
ing Mr.. Dickens WILL that, although his
instructions were explicit in forbidding all
pomp and show, and ali that ''mockery OF
woe," which undertakers are at such pains
to provide, he had named no place of buri-
al; and, therefore, his executors felt that
it was open To them TO concur with the ma
tional wish, if they could only insure
secrecy as to the place and time. This was
arranged satisfactorily on Monday, and at
an early hour yesterday morning the body
was conveyed, almost before any one was
stirring, in hearse from Gad's Hill to one
of the railway stations of the London,
Chatham and Dover line, whence it was
forwarded to London by special train,
which reached the Clearinghouse Station
punctually at 8 O'clock. In few minutes
more the hearse, which was plainness
ITSELF was on the way down Whitehall to
the Abbey, followed by the mourning
coaches, and we believe that not single
person Of the many scores who must have
met the gloomy cavalcade as it slowly
paced along was aware that that hearse
was conveying to its last resting-place all
that was mortal of Charles Dickens
His grave, which is only between five
and six feet deep, is situated about a yard,
or a yard and half, from the southern
wall of Poets Corner; the spot was select
ed by the dean from among the few vacant
spaces in that transcript and our readers
will hear with interest that all of Charles
Dickens that is mortal lies at the feet of
Handel and at the head of Sheridan, with
Richard Cumberland resting on his right
hand and Macaulay on his left. His grave
is near the foot of Addison's statue and
Thackerays bust looks calmly down upon
the grave of his old friend. DIR. johnson
and Garrick lie within few yards of him;
and the busts of Shakespeare, Milton, and
host of other WORTHLESS, each of them the
glory Of English literature in their day, are
but little further off.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06

Smollett tells an anecdote of a half-crazy
free-thinker of his day, who, CHANGING in
Rome, stopped one day before bust of
Jupiter, and, bowling low, thus addressed
the dethroned idol " Sir, if you should
ever get your head above the water again,
hope you will remember that I treated
you politely in your adversely"
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06

July is emphatically the gold month Of
the year. To-day the United States Treas
ury begin the payment of the July interest
on the Government securities, amounting
to S35, 100000. The Pacific RAILWAYS will
follow with the gold interest on their mort
cages. Then will come the gold and cur
rency Interest on city bank capital, of
savings deposits, and of other corporations,
altogether making very large amount
Those, however, who now sell gold short
with the expectation that this large amount
coming on tire market will break down the
price may be disappointed. The fall in
price from ll5s TO IL during the past few
days indicates that the effect has leen 10 "A
certain extent discounted. - PhRadclJhiu
Press.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
jackson, Miss, March 26, 1870


To has ErcetteHcy Coz. j. Il. AlcorR
GOVERNOR; ! was slave of Col w g. Hem
derson, Boys together as we were he is the
centre of the tenderest associations of my life
Arrived at manhOod's estate, ! was still init
mately connected with him in the relation of his
body servant, When he was wounded Mt Up
pervihe, Va, en- route for Gettysburg he lam
guished in the Valley of Virginia in the hands
of the Federal authorities, until it was my priv
l!ege TO take him away, secretly, through the
lines to his own people Tho ahectionate rela-
tons of our childhood having ripened into a
fixed friendship in our manhood, has been in
vgorated still further by a mutually of service
and devotion which makes him dear to my soul
My friend and loving master is II candidate for
the office of Circuit Judge of the First District
lie IS a man of unblemished honor is "A lawyer
OF high standing at the bar, and having stood
out for you boldly during the last caucus, is Il
good Republican.
Now, Governor /, by the mysterious proyi-
dedce Of God, am member of the Legislature
want no once, no honor, save that of standing
mere IN my place as duty 10 my race. But /
beneFe my position gives me some claim upon
the patronage you are about 10 dispose; and L
now place without reservation, all the credit of
that claim to the account of my earnest prayer
that you appoint TO the judgeshp of the first dis
irlct the playmate of my bOyhood. the compaH-
ion Of my manhood the generous friend Of my
whole llte-lny former master, Col Henderson,
Hoping you will grant this first and last PRAYER
which !, as a member of this House of Repre-
sentatlyes, make 70 You rs Governor Of Missi--
sippi, have the honor TO be your EXcelency 5
very humble servant,
AMBROSE HENDERsON
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06

A wedding came off at Elizabeth n. j.,
a few days since, Mt which presents were
distributed to the amount of Sl00,00O.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06

We are authorized and requested to announce Gen.
JOEL A.. DEWEY candidate for reelection to the
office of Attorney General in the Second Judicial Cir
cult composed of the counties of SEWER Cooke, Jeer
son, Granger, Claiborne, Union Campbell, Scott and
Hamblin if established.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06

We are authorized and requested to announce JAS.
7. SWAMI as a candidate for Circuit Judge in the
Second Judicial Circuit composed of the counties of
Sewer, Cooke Jefferson, Granger. Claiborne, Union,
| Campbell Scott and llnmblin il estabIlshed
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SuERIFF,S SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF A VENDITI0NI EXPONAS.
ID issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county Ten,
nessee and To directed will sell for cash in hand
in front of the court house in Knoxville on Saturday.
the sd day of July 1870 certain tract or parcel of
lanH lying in the 9Th Civil District OF Knox county,
Tennessee; adjoining the lands of Daniel Fouste d. NJ.
Wood and others, containing $50 acres more or less:
levied the property of o. H. Crppen TO satisfy n
judgment and cost in favor of j. L. Crppen to the use
of Susanah Herren. " r. GOSS EIvH sheriff,
julOl -dltw:}t.
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Acknowledgements.

arc authorized to announce Col p. TURNKEY
Of rtnklin county US candidate for Supreme Judge
tor the Middle Division Of the State. tide.
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by VIRTUE OF A VENDITIONI EXpONAS
ID issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county Ten
nessee, and TO me directed will sell for cash in hand
N 'front.' OF the court house in Knoxville on Saturday
The &d day of July 1870 the dover interest Catharinc
williams hes in said dover. on tract Of land living in
the 5h Civil District o.. Knox county Tennessee ad-
Joining the lands az W. W. Blain and T. n. Clirpcn
levied ON 70 satisfy judgment in favor nfJ G. Parker
ct AL for the use Of &c 81. Cltharine Williams ct al
julyl Y. n. GOSSIrcr Shorifi
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4 Gard.

TO .Nessys. Henry HoHO,caV, Wm. W. WedreI, H. W.
htdenour, John O. Tate and others.
GENTLEMEN: In response to your card, which see in
the CHRoNICLE of the Sh nst requesting me to become
candidate for the office of County Court Clerk of An
derson county, would say that gratifed to learn
that my efforts in time past when held that position
TO discharge properly the duties of the Office
istactory TO my fellow citizens.
hereby announce myself a candidate for the same
at the coming election, in compliance with your call.
II elected, SHALL as heretofore, endeavor TO give
faithful attention to my duties and promOte the in
terests of my fellow citizens and of the county.
thanking you for your expression of confidence. re-
main, Respectfully yours
w. w, WALLACE
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06

ACCOMPLISHMENTS tells story that ex-
quisitely illustrates a mothers love: " In
a spring freshet, river wildly washes its
shores, and rent away bough wherein a
bird had built a cottage for a summer
home Down the white and whirling
stream drifted the green branch, its wicker
cup of unfiedged song, and fiuttering be-
side it, as it went, the mother bird. I'm
needing the roaring river, on she went,
her cries of agony and fear piercing the
pauses in the storm. How like the love of
the old-fashioned mother, who followed
the dove she had plucked from her heart
all over the world. Swept away by pas
sion that child might be, ii mattered not ;
though he was bearing away with him the
fragrance of of the shattered roof tree, yet
that mother was with him. Ruth through
all his life, and Rachel at his death.
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We are authorized to announce Hon. o. p. TEMPLE
a candidate for reelection as Chancellor of the Sth
Chancery Division of Tennessee. ap 13-tde
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06
June 18th, ls7O-tde

We are authorized and requested to announce the
name Of j. p. GALBRAIrE, of Jefferson county as n
candidate for Attorney General in the Second Judicial
Circuit, composed of the counties of SEWER Cooke,
Jefferson, Granger Claiborne Union, Campbell Scott,
and Hambln if established. Election First Thursday
in August junl9-dltwtde
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06

We are authorized and requested to announce the
name Of ID. n. YOUNG as candidate for Circuit
Judge in the Third Judicial Circuit. Election ON the
lst Thursday in August next. april 20-tf
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06

In response to the published call of members of the
Bar IN various counties of East Tennessee and numer
Gus solicitations of friends hereby myself
as candidate for the Bench of the Supreme Court of
| the State. apl3-tde JAS w, DEADHRICK
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In answer to numerous calls we are authorized and
requested to announce the name of f. T. HALL as
candidate for reelection to the Office of Circuit Judge
of this Judicial Circuit at the ensuing August election.
mayS-tde
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06

We are authorized and requested to announce Hon.
/. a. X. NELSON as candidate for Supreme Court
Judge from the Eastern Division The election to be
held the first Thursday in August and two Judges from
| ed april lS-tde
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-06

We authorized to announce II. Il. DOWEIiL as n
candidate for Attorney General of the Third Circuit,
subject to the decision of Republican Convention
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Broom Corn
MONTVALE SPRINGS.

THE FOLLOWING RATES OF FARE HAVE
l. been agreed upon from the points named to Mont
vale Springs:
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We are authorized and requested to announce C. W.
JONES as candidate for reelection to the Office of
County Judge, made vacant by the adoption Of the
New Constitution. april 6-tde
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Subscribe ior The CHRoNICLE.
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We authorized and requested to announce the
name of Col. }; M. THORNBURGII MS n candidate for
reelection to the Office of Attorney General for the Sd
judicial Circuit at the ensuing August election
june 5-tde
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dOpartntrsbip llotit,s.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that Albert y.
~ ColiaH, Of the ely, county and State of New York,
New York and Nathaniel whitman, OF the same place,
lave formed limited partnership, In accordance with
tho provisions of the Revised statutes VI the state of
New York, IN the business OF buying selling mHnufic
turing. and dealing W read ynad0 cloth ny and custom
work IN sad trade,
Interested therein
ne said Albert Colfnx and Charles R, overton are
general partners, ed Nathaniel Whitman y special
paiinet and has contributed and paid in lin CASH the
sum Of lhiry thousand dOhArs ESQ 0Ojl nv Capital
lo~ai as the common stock that the said
,ib fomEenced on thy nrsl day q February $50 aud
"'' WI WIBhHSI Y edHuhFHHs{ Of February 1871
CHAMLtsh oyERf6y, deners Partners
- NATHANIEL WHITMAN 'speciA P,rtuar
ba'ah AAv York Feb. 1870.
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Gu5t ano touac.

I OST-s SATURDAY morning, roi up fna'n
2s'h ~. W t'h Av., u pnI ui . 100 '..N !
thrr case. Literal reward w.. lt la.I '.ti i''-'
to GRO. NJ. BERRY Hi Broadway, r.1ull
Gel REV D.-Lo,t, 90 ihs ! "a. 90 N''
DI " large sized BACK aud i,a t'.t 3d. aye
tue name Of Prince; blue Co. g.. 90. peg.
the iog To- 81 La sht - VII rtrNe' ''""'
mentioned
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EoR LIVERPOOL. AND QUEENSTOWN

NM VI wv "
lNMAS LINE or MAIL STEAMERS
Sailing IRON New ofk every saturday. anl ste''A
Tuesdays.
kates OF passage oy the saturday steamer
fhs cdbn, payable az gold. Sieciigt. Jlsdof ~ ,s' |,
Liverpool or Iucenst'n slUU LNcrpuHl Ui r. nv v
Pas age by the Tuesday strauti, vs. ma nay. a,
Liverpool OF Queensrn. go Liverpool, o. SIcru''l "
HAlliaN .....,.......,... 2UillaiihN ..... "a
Tickets sold to and from England. He'an = ana y
Comment, at moderate rates. -, q. ...,,
For further information, apply AZ W. C'MpAN'
Offices. join q, DALE Ase 70 O.,
l5iruatway NcF ioL
YOU ,LINERPOnL tyn. Eueen,iog,Gi InsIit 4
4 the Y MAlls.-The LlNERONL AM uhh"'
WESTERN STEAM COMPANY VIII de'pee 9l y, ,
the ilrstciass, full power iron screw ,eNsa ?. H'i
A., Plet%S, II every "WEDNESDAY, a, io..'.fr 4
MANHATTAN Can Fnisyta,.. M, Ga s' AZ 3 =
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IDAHO tapl. Culuug, Apr ]! OF !, q
NfNADA, tAnt een'.,.,....,.,.Nn rN NJ p A.
COLORADO can't. Mllnams. Aprll % o. s J. y
NEBl,ASkA. Can't Guard. .........N4 a. :
spn passage, t'O golu, steerH-e passage tohta'
Broadway tSUcurreucy.
IertTeigAt or cabin passage applyto ...
WILLIAMS GtION. VI.
NATIpStILIhtINh, or STfhM-liiPH
PENNS, lNANlA, Hal, oat y boo, B III. ., L. .
Cabin passage, so and s5U, Storage, e. c'Tfr-
Piepuid stcctRge uCkes non J. NII" -
town Londonderry, and Gl1sg " 9 cure. ~ o..
once 90 Broadway. T. W !. llJl'SD Nl-~
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Amnstntfnfs.
WooD's musEUMASp MENAoERIE.

OFFS WHY DAY HHN b kvENitNG.
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OTstttpiPfi RIREfGihASS;s9s, So S2cK ISLAND AM
Buslntss q dances

SnslntsS 0antss
NATINE A@e5iGaH GTsteITsa WIN 500 70 go!
Ssse ~ R maaopo bon Sds oTass
Cali a; once al " Chathamst' room6
RAKEny fOW sALE-A good stand, at 1855
BETa,fM'sk!Ft shop for sale cheap Inquire at SIS
EXpkEss RoITE, with horse wagon, and har.
Or a nSi' iS' M s until az .o q 20 sprung st before
FURNACE AND METAL POT. FOR Str
REoTYPERs' USE. FOR SALE cHEAP-Hoe. make
medium size hut little used: in good condition and
ready fol Could he used for melting lard taiow
&C. Inquire in The sun Conn osng room.
For sAhE on TO Lease A lsrse mculoine
eonbnGd asstnT VIII oar TSH sha 9pG mS SSS a
sETnSd ed' s @ s'!e taI 9d9Ss pds INQUIRE
F"pe5 soie esaSg years penis a' S q siu
IN w H., store Dli'dln; t living rooms, reM house
near Grand, boo RSn, D. GEO nEthiNG,
FOR. sALE GHHkAr-SgsyWs e., ,9y and variety
from OH Sv Rent ,iS. '''''
IIOR -ALE-A neat little sample room on Broad.
l. way, dong good business Apply aIh Cortiandt
NOR SALE-Thc well known nrst.class bakery,
i Win lease and lNIliss' Apply at u Grand ST.
IIOR -ALE-The cigar, stationery, ana new ,paper
i store, dong fair business between llsth and llylu
SIS, IA av, Harlem.
ETP. Tst 'Ud cSsSSTS. SOs lin 'S Sy store
IYoR StLE-Csudy AVID toy store; good location,
Il urar public ,enoo,. GAlel.'t.
HqFFFMYtN'7r SEW MARkET, opposite city
t. Of May lhe market J, situated on the PRINCIPAL
AL parts Of ne sity and count 20 Stands 2ihg g:ana
sIsSc o Tatt 10, m %"Ii, hsLASe no.
Inarkcl on % si@i ann, At !o'cocs + st. 10 se!ccl
week, complying with the rules ofthr marSct
MILK kohTE Tor seie, WI !, Pcsod on oacTs,e
ply NJ ~ spring ~" conner II Mott 81,
do wen TO ca on u, no enmreuton,a bu, Is
K05ERis'S CO.. Is Wall St
PARITNEM, MANTtD ne .. iron lGanar, na,i'
S Snd 6ns mall capita, ',q9ga nan aadG itagd r
oylR q; 5day' I'VE D'' w. " '''''''' . D. 'o''
STOCk, fixtures. and lease of an old,ftabsned
~ m isGI 10y ANA l Si . Se soie GG,9
FONT aso, norse aud wagon.
VnL ADNLKTIsLR would Ike to meet with
- Pnly having rom tiOJ, 70 tsOlJ, he viii dispose
rl,tss, box lol, sun ohce
TX ta.a "" Ark 'g? t ssrSs N good .5
S17S WILL MY a neatly nuea.up sample
~ room, Wen sSsSSa a9a N a rioSdel tho
cs-s stand ior lager beer and uaeG room. Appfy on
the premises, I'll south ~.
SISn LEASE, stock. fixtures OF neatcst gro.
a. IcNs Gerry on W. 2ith a., AZ two windows tiry
eelal good hvina rooms low rent Fire sIand for
beer saloon,
GDOn WILL PrRCHA-E nrstclas. cigar
cow stand onGth avr No, III near i'm ST. pTV.
pretor going into other business.
nOnn MILi.BuY the splendid har oyster, and
- -OO dining saloon, corner OF kast Brualwdy and
Market ST.; cause OF SAFE dissOlYng Partnership. -.
Forsts ano 9arrmaes
JNOR SALL-5O horses Just arrived this morn ng
Il irom the West among ~ m are some good team,
also, some low priced horses. Va and vi Mercer ~
lust AMHISFD-Tis superior work horses. from
- Canada West suitable Tor oil purposes also, PAR
OF Kentucky mucs " b. sold chosp, Apply al ~ Yes
Try 81" Nav YORK.
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Sulpprus.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS.
10 and nom any Railway Station In Grea, Brh'
Ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark uelman,. H'
land Bel GUM, aud the United stalus ~ seaAugi ~
ing weekly, Tor sale
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
''' "' HENDERSON BROTHERS
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@mttS .--ftmalts.


4 NUMBER OF operators, basters, and nnishers
"A wanted on nne pants, At tS Pearls
nREss AND MANTLECUTTER wanted for
~ nrstclass house near Niagara Falls must be a
perfect litter with good taste for trimming, and com
petent to take full charge OF departments terms liberal
Apply. stating where last employed, to j. IT, 50 Bran
dreth House.
Two TAILOREssES.-i baster and nnishcrs
u wanted, on pantaloons. Bowery, entrance In
Dover st.
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Enntial.
EIRsT MORTGAGE

AhHnfial .<,~.
EIRsT MORTGAGE
ST. LOUIS AND ST JosEPB
RAILROAD COMPANY.
The last Of the issnc of 100000 ready for sale
and delivery. smountingto
t2N,OOo.
ard are the only bond ever issued BY this Company.
They are secured by II nrst and only mortgage upon
the entire property Of the Company. including fran.
chises right Of way &c. and at the safe rate of $3.50
per mile on complete and equipped road in successful
operation. Trustees for the mortgage. FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
This road connects St. Louis with ST. Joseph BY the
most dircc, and shortest route.
They are coupon bonds. in denominations OF $1,000,
payable Cprncpa and utcresp in gold in the city of
New York.
The principal Is payable IN twenty-five years from
November, isos in gold
Theinterest at the rate OF six per cent. per annum
spsyable. in gold, the first of May and November in
each year, at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
free OF tax.
We are authorized to Offer these Bonds for sale at
SIX accrued interest currency. We do so with
full knowledge Of the perfect security upon which they
are issued and with this knowledge we unhesitatngly
TANNER & CO..
90 Wall ST.
'rHE sOUTHEKN CENTRAL RAILROAD
completed the entire distance from Oweeo to
Auburn A popular and prosperous agricultural and
manufacturing district Is thus eiolently provided for
The local business OF the southern Central Will be very
large. both freight and passenger traffic. The rch
agricultural country through which 1t will afford
| constantly increasing business The great manufac.
turing establishments at Auburn. whose water power
IL the best In the state, aud the ontcrprising towns
along the line. will ALWAYS secure to this road GOOD
| income.
| vERNlLYE & CO, the Financial Agents OF the road
offer the remaining unsod portion OF the Bonds WITH
the greatest confidence believing them to be good
security auy that has been placed this
ket. The bonGs bear seven per cent have thirty year.
to and they convertible into stocA at the option
| OF the holder.
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- THE CAST.
though acrabapple at nrst turns out to be regular
c6TST coiSGiDE, hi. Prime minister and an agree
.-- ar. JAS, BARNES
the old LADY. Ne seen IN Nursery Tales MI NV FISKE
TOWER the dame famous dog. Mr. J. L. DEBONAY
GOAT arollicking Rim, another scion OF Dame Hub.
PRINCE PARAG0N, a perfect paragon Of princes and
ihc eldest son OF King Piprn., Miss OLIVIA RAND
fKlNCE ,Anothe, OF thG same, ,.,. -.
PRINCE PLACID, another Of Pppin's Bhoys.
WHITE CAT n lovely Princess hut now compelled 10
wear cat skin through the malice Of Dame Hubbard,
r,.,.,,,, Miss ROSA RAND
-. Miss b. MosHIER
JlNGO, the Court Fool, but not the Fool he appears
Miss THERESA WOOD
Miss WEsrERBERa
rRlNC FSS CHlN.CHIN, Chinese exotic, Miss PAGE
Miss X HARRISON
Lively Shrimps Tom-Cat,, Black Cats Mousers Guards,
COurters, &c, &c.
PYGMAIION burlesque, i2S-- Jenny wlImore
PYgMALION burlesqur BLONDE Ala Har1and,
PlGMAllON burlesque, ItArt~pr Emily Pitt,
PYNMALION butlesQue hA''Nn Lizzie Mflfnore
PYGMALtON bnrlesdne, Every. Day Felix Rogers
PNGMAIION burlcsQue A, Louis Mostayer,
PlGMALlON burlcsque Az = NJ ". Fiske,
PiOMALlON burlesQuc, - and Blondes.
The Living Wild Animals,
80 or. View The Beautiful BIRDS,
At ALL HOURS, The chamber OF Horrors.
The Million CuriOslties.