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lsmentable fsct that there are 3 large
number of children in the State that are
deprived of instruction in the ordinary
principles OF English education. II
legielation can be devised by which the
present system could be more generally
sni afiectually tested, great good might
result therefrom, and future legislation If
Il need to be more iutellieently directed
towards perfection, this or the adoption of
some other system by which the
educational necessities of the State would
bo fully met. After referring to
the insane asylum, the governor
spoke as follows OF tbs county work.
houses: In seeking to reduce tbs unne-
cesssry expenses of the State government,
your attention will doubtless be directed
to the immense cost incurred in the prose-
cution OF criminals, amounting to Sl60000
or $200, 600 per snnum. By the estsb-
lishment Of a proper system of work.
houses in each county, the State might b
relieved of the greater part of this sburds n.
More than One-third of 740 inmates now
In the State prison are undergoing pun
ishment for petit larceny. would re-
spestfully recommend that the criminal
laws be so amended as to provide FIR the
punishment of this offense, as well as
others of the same grade, as well ss all
cases of misdemeanor, by confinement
and labor in the several counties where
inc lHN may uhNS " son F4J4a1cu ny AobOL
upon public roads, bridges and buildings,
prisoners may be made to reim-
burse the county for the expense of
their confinement and the cost of their
conviction, which ought in the first in
stance to be paid ont of the county rev.
enue. He proceeds to recommend that
encouragement be given to immigration,
changes IN the judiciary,
and concludes rs follows: Criminal laws
will be carefully examined by you and
revised il found imperfect, so that crimi-
nails may be speedily and certainly arrest
ed and made answersble before the courts
for their offenses. 1 pledge the executive
department to exhaust every remedy sf-
forded it by law for the arrest Of all
criminals of whatever character, and
1 shall spare no effort to execute the
law as find it upon the statute book.
In conclusion, must say that on
account of the limit fixed to your session,
I have felt constrained to hasten this COM
before I could see the treas
urer's report. I have now performed my
duty, under the clear conviction that
whether you accord with ne in the policy
suggested, you dill be guided alone by
the sincere GPd enlightened desire to ad-
vance the general welfare; and may peace
reign an concord prevail in sll our bor-
deTs. JOHN @. BROWN.
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Grant Makea Annoinimenta.

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-The follow.
ing appointments were made todeyi
Postmssters-J. r. Price, Oxford, Miss. (;
Miss Cadet Taylor, Winona Station, Ill. /;
Albert y. Phillips, KokOmo, Ind; Frank
I. Hatch, Shreveport, La f. @. Liter,
Mich. Mrs. Electa Smil b,
Sterling, H.; A. G. Vandeventer, Psns,
Ill; VIM. s, Forsythe, Jefferson, Wis. ;
Obadiah Slemmens, Cadlz, Ohio. Edward
B. Roe was appointed Marshal for South
ern Illinois, and William Spencer Marshal
for Middle Tennessee. James W. Fisher
was appointed Chief Justice OF the Su-
preme Court of wyoming.
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RsIIOIous Movements n New YORK.

NEW YoBK, Qctober ga meeting of
leading members of the various Protestant
churches was held at the Tabernacle last
evening, to promote the establishment of
q Protestant founding asylum, and to
regulate social evil.
Rev. Joseph P, Thompson, who has for
the last twenty years occupied the pulpit
of the Broadway Tabernacle, has resigned
on account of his physical incspscity.
In many of the churches yesterday SER
mons were preached on the Ohiesgo fire.
The Rev. DR.. McMullen, of Chicago, oc-
cupied the pulpit of st. Stephens.
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POLICE.
The Convention at St. Louisa Grand
Display.

Sr I,ours. October 2S.-In the police
convention. this morning, reports from
>o1,miftess were osad. The reports of the
Committed on national industrial schools
for The youth Of both sexes abandoned or
fialieste. was very lengthy and embraced
much important information and many
GOOD suQeestions. Among other things,
n aid thst the school honse and not The
houee OF refuge we're pisces where the
vouDa should be Fefornsos tnat they
were' indeed, the only places wheIe such
rsformation could be effected. Ihe re,
mort was referred to the COMMITTEES OF
Inc whole and viii be carefully discussed
before It's adoption.
The COMMITTEES on the social evil re-
ported fsvorsbly upon Its treatment IN
St. Louis, snd recommended that the sys-
TEN be adopted in other cities. fhls re-
port was also referred to the committee
Of the " hole.
mounted. WAS reviewed in front OF the
Southern Hotel, this morning. Dy lover
no. Brown, assisted by Mayor BroWns
boar,s Of police commissioners and many
deIa0at.ss 70 the convention The olsplay
S-as Terv fine and the force went through
thesr h eyolutions In excellent styls under
the command OF Major Hunlekes ons OF
she police bOard,
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The Na,IouaI insurance copvsntIou.

NEW YORK, October 23.-In the nation
81 insurance convention a resolution was
referred to the directing committee on in
vestments inquiring what insurance cap
ital should be invested in stock notes.
A special committee YVES ordered to obtain
data and compile a table OF mortality.
A resolution was referred that when
company suspends the officials of the
States where the company extends be no.
tilted. Several insurance communica-
tions vere read, after which recess was
takeu
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New York Subscriptions for the Northwest.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-At a meeting
of the chamber of commerce Chicago re-
lief committee, to-day, Governor Sslo-
mon, ex-Msyor Opdyke, and Messrs.
Mitchell and Jessop urged the necessity
of immediate relief for Wisconsin and
Michigan. A paper wss read, signed by
firms who had contributed $50 600 for
Chicago, requesting the committee to ap-
propriste so much SIS they deemed proper
to the northwestern sufferers; SIS, 900 " as
thereupon appropriated to open the sub
seriptiOn.
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MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE R. r

SECRETARY AND TREAsURKR's OEFIcE,l
MEMPHIS October r. 1911.
Meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the MisEisaip ppi and Tennessee Rail-
road Company win be held at the Peabody
Hotel, Memphis, on Wednesday, 18th Of No
VEN Der, lS71, at II o'clock am. at which time
an election will be held for Directors for the
ensuing year. Stockholders and fhetr fami-
lies win be passed free by exhibiting their
stock certtncates to the conductors.
pels 8. n, LAMB, Secretary.
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PeriIs of the Sea.

NEW YORK, October 23.-The bark
Noske, from Glasgow, arrived to-day,
and reports that on September Is, in Ion
gitude $50 AZ, she picked up a boat con-
tanning the second mate and foerSsesmen
OF the English bark Lord Stanley, bound
from Liverpool for Gsspe Bay, in the Gulf
of st. Lawrence. They left her in sink
ing condition twenty hours before. The
captain, first mate and nine men refused
to leave, and she probably foundsred with
all on board
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EnnlIsh Relief fnr Ghionnn.

LONDON, October 23.-Liverpool has
subscribed sixteen thousand hounds ster-
ling to the Chicago relief fund; Noting.
ham, one thousand. The steamer Russia
took q large supply of clothing for the SUI
ferers by the western fires. The National
choral society, numbering one thousand
members. will perform the oratorio of the
Messiah" at Hyde park, tor the relief
fund,
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Wrenks hy the Ivnhnnn

NEW York, October 2S.-A Yokohama
letter of the 7th states thst the typhoon,
on the Oath of August. destroyed twenty
lighters, losded with tea and coal, belong
ing to the Pacific mail company. The
eompsny's coal sheds are one-hslf de-
stroyed. The United States storeship
Idaho lost four boats. The dsmsge on
shore was very considerable. Three per-
sons were killed and aeversl wounded.
AL the shipping suffered heavily.
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NOTICE
A Last Notice 10 the owners OF Property
Heretofore Sold 20 the city for the
NOnspayment Of Taxes.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
~ MEMPHIS, October 10, 1871.
TIE twelve months allowed by law for the
redemption of property sold for the non pay
ment OF taxes for the foTty-second corporate
year, 1862 will ex pire on the Sd day OF No
vember. 1871.
After the Ist day of December, 1871. deeds
viii be taken by the city and recorded in the
once of the Register of shelby county, for
all the properly struck OF TO the city at the
thai date.
BY direction of the Mayor, the owners of
property, sold in former years and not re-
deemed, may redeem the same by or before
the 1st day or Decem Der, 1871; after that date
deeds taken by the city for al property sold
In former years and not redeemed, will also
be recorded, and action will be Immediately
brought 10 recover possession Of all the
property for which deeds hsve been taken,
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
oc1O CiiY Tax Collector.
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Is the woyJd IN Fire ?

AUBURN, N. Y, October 2S.-About
three acres of forest known ss Chestnut
Ridge, near this city, was burned yester-
day. The flames were subdued by the
united efforts of the people of the nsigh-
borhood. Montezuma marshes have b sen
burning for several days. These msrshes
are two miles wide and about twelve
miles in length.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY.

IN the Dis Pict Court of the United States for
the District OF West Tennessea.-In the
matter of L. P. Osborne, bankrupt, in
bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of the above named bank
rupt:
rLNAKE notice that a second general meet
4 ing OF the creditors of said bankrupt
VIII be held at the office OF I, j. Latham.
rgister, in the city OF Memphis, In said Dis
triet, on Thursday, the 9th day OF NOyen-
Der. 4. D. 1871, at II o'clock a m. for the pUr-
pose named in the 9th and 18th sections OF
the bankrupt act OF March :, 1867, and 10
give you further notice that I viii hls my
final accounts as Assignee Of the estate OF
said bankrupt. In said Court, and that shall
apply TO said Court ior the settlement Of my
ability as assignee OF said est ate. in accOr-
dance with the provisions of the Sth section
OF the act OF Congress, entitled ''an act 10
establish a uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States," approved
March 2, 1851.
VIM. Y. CIRODE. Assignee.
MEMPHIS, TENN, October 90, 1871. oc24
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Plantations for Sale.

xKTE ofsr for sale ten plantations, sttu-
w ated on the Mississippi and Arkansas
rivers; half OF them are stocked with n1uless
tools, etc, and a frll supply OF corn time
will he eiven on three fourths OF the pur-
01sls oess na0A'' = W THoa. H. ALLEN q 90.
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Lumber Mill Burned.

BRADFORD, Ont, October % -Thomp-
son, Smith & Co.'s new lumber mill was
DESTROYED by fire yesterday morning.
Loss $25 COO; no insurance. The fire is
supposed to have been the work of an in
cendiary,
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HnIIcE aE eaPARTMERHIP.

hrs. HARRIS & NEWBORN having this
IL day associated themselves together as
practioneers OF dental surgery In all lis
branches, respectfully otter their profess
sional services to the public. No. 2ls Main
street corner OF Monroe
J.C. HARRIS, of Memphis,
OH ]. L. NEWBORN OF Fsyette Co.
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STREET LAMPS.

O,ITY ENGINEER's OFFICE,
u MEMPHIs, TENE., October IA, ISL
nE Sealed proposals " Ill be r. sceived at this
ONCE until 10 O'clock M. Tues Jay, the oath
inst for furn 'shing OIL, Burners, Glazing
Cleaning, Lighting and Repairing all OH
Lamps used by the city. For fufther Inform
alton apply at this Office. The city reserve
the right to reject any or all OF tn Q propoE al
OILS ]. Ii. HUMPHREYS. City EnR'r.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

To the Stockholders of Memphis Wood and
Willow Ware Manufacturing Company;
L the instance Of the Board OF Directors,
N q meetiI.s OF all the stockholders in said
company Is allied to meet on the Sd OF No
yember next, at my odice 50 Union street
AS business of the utmost Importance will
be called up, every member Is urged to at
tend. 7. ]. LATHAM, President.
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SUMMARY
Another Bank Robbery.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October 23.-The
MohRnOc bank At Great Darlington was
robbed OF SIS GOO on Saturdsv night by
William 8. Hine, teller, who fed.
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MAS ORIc FUNERAL NOTICE.

AEcGINNIS-The officers and mem q
IVI bers OF Anger ona Lodge, F. Il Any
NJ, are ordered to assemble at their hall/VN
this afternoon, at o'clock, to attend the
funeral OF their late brother, DR.. ]. Il. NC
GINNIs.
By order @. C.M.OARROLL, W. NJ.
John BEAMIsH. Secretary. oc24
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|. Q. o. F.
MUTUAL AID ASS 0CIATIOE
once, 222 Mais ST. AszphIs.

OFFICERS:
HID. COENELL, President
& BINGHAM, Vice President
Up PRECSCTT, Secretary.
VS. BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY mem bers of the Order In good stand
~ ing admitted. The fees are small Ad-
mission fee, IS, in advance. Annual fee, 81,
In advance, aud 50 upon the death of each
menb Der within thirty days after being noti-
fied), when his family, or any person desig-
mated by him, win be entitled TO the aRgTe-
gate OF 81 from every member of the Asso-
ciation. All Odd Fellows In Tennessee. Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas, are eligible to men-
bershfp. This is strictly an Odd Fellows in
ctitution. TO benefit the families Of Its de-
seasad members. aulB dAW
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MARRIED.

SH-QUISENBERY- ON the sd inst,
by the Rev. David Walk, Pastor Of Linden
street Christian church. Mr.. IAeo MABs u and
Mrs. CLARA QUIsENBERY, of this city.
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DIED.

MoGINNIS-October 23d, DR.. ]. R. McGIN
MS. Friends and aequsintances are invited
10 attend his funeral from Southern Hotel,
this CrUESDAYl afternoon At 3 o'clock,
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NOTIcE In BANKRUPTcY,

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of West Tennessee.-In the
matter of r. H. Shepperd, bankrupt.-In
bankruptcy.
To the creditors of the above named Bank
rupt:
TAKE notice that second general meet
ing OF the ereditors o. SAID Bankrupt
ister, in the city of Memphis. in said DIS
trict, on Thursday, the 9th day CT Novem-
Der, A. y. ls'l. ~ II CLOCK am lor tne Purs
the bankrupt act Of March 2. 1861, anu to give
you further notice that will ile my fnal ac-
count as assignee Of the estats Of said bank
rnpt, in said Court, and that shall apply TO
said Court for the settlement OF my said ac-
count, and for a discharge from al liability
Rs assignee Of said estate, In accordance with
OF Congress, entitled ''an act 70 establish q
uniform system OF Bankruptcy throughout
the United States, approved March 2. 1857.
VIM. ". CIRODE. Assignee.
Mrnprra- IeunrnI- -Onfnfer 23 lS-I
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUNDRlES.

25O boxes Cheese.
$50 bbls and half bbIs Pickles,
2s half bbls Wbitefisb.
3OO Kits and half bbls Maekerel.
30 bbls and half bbis hr0ut.
80 bbls HOmtBy and Grtts.
200 eases imported Brandy Cnerr1es.
35 boxes new breakfast bacon.
80 tubs fresh Bntter.
% tterees new sugaf-eured mans.
100 kegs spfeed Pigs Feet.
1900 cases canned Fruit and Sel1tes.
so cases Hardines.
TIVE Hundred barrels Apples and PO-
tai Oess ETC., etc., Just received az
6. A. ECKERLY'S,
338 Front Street. corner Union.
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LONDON, October 23.-Consols, SO for money,
and 931S@93 on account. United States coupons
OF 1862, 9Cs; do 'G5 9054; do u, 921s; do l040s,
Sy4
PARIS, October 23.-Rentes, 57f 0Oc.
LIVERPOOL, october 2s.-Cotton heavy; up
lands, $4,000; Orleans, 95sd sales, 5000 bales;
for export and speculation, 1000 bales. Cum
berland middles, 37s; short rib do, 40s.
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Notice.

Q EALED proposals will be received at the
- ofice Of W. B. 0albreRth, Union street,
Memphis. until Tuesday, NoYember 7th.
for building q bridge across The mouth Of
Nonconah Greek, on the Cow Island road.
Plans and specifications can be seen al the
once OF said W. GaIbreath.
We reserve the right to reject all bids that
are not satisfactory.
ENOOH ENSLEY.
F. O STEPHENSON,
4. h. WEAVER,
". d, A0EGUL, ESQ,
October e. Committee.
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LOUIsVILLE.

| LOUISVILLE, October 23.-Bsgging quiet but
firm at l6S4 also. Cotton dull and slower, lS5fc.
Flour quiet, nothing doing; extra family, So 80.
| Grain quiet but hrm- Wheat 81 40al 80; corn
| 5Os55c; oats 3Sc; rye 75c. Provisions quiet but
| steady. Mess pork, Sl3 so Bacon, shoulders,
| TIC; clear rib Sides Sc; clear, SIC. Hams, SUI
| gar-eured, lG14c. Lard, s54all14c. Whisky firm
The New York herald., 1871-12-11

A CADEAY or MUsIc-NrLasoN
; sI%s Iiass'Ras oIsl as
THIS Monday evening; AlnSn5 RsS u ats.
Mile; CHRISTINA NILSSON nssoSisos. a. MIesoS
c%pSgf gxAEr LYALL ss ss toGirTi NSS2Shs &c.
FIR. I'M. s season y s, psS %i
costumes appointments &c;
MILE CHRISTINA NILSSON sfor nrViss he ars time
Mis-. AN ANN koUisE GARY iior Ii: r. time
ssnor BRasoii in hi. original creation in 'AAooaNA
sSnor sxSioIfsf hi. isi sppssraacs MY.
Friday fvfsisidi'' SiTS$S%is NJ I''N
srssSs son At sasEE lax
Seats at the Academy, also 7ol and III Broadway
IN LAST LAST WEES or TIE ENeAeEMENT OF
LAST WEEK or rhE rue lEshSEsl ESaAahsEsr or or
NJ NJ: Ne s$E#Ess: s$E#Ess s$E#Hss:
EssTT SIS SISaEs IEs q q
sArvss22ASyr s2SrbAY aAsF ESas}sa1 SEd
ASD ASB LAST LAST AFFEAsAsSE AFFEAsAsSE g g
Mr. Mr. sooFHEks soTHEks
MoNDAy X DEC ls after elaborate preparation will be
BLACK CROOK.
BLACK CROOK.
NEW NEW NEW SSsS
new new BkEssEs BkEssEs: NEW NEW wosDEss wosDEss:
Roo1a's THEArRE. BOOTH.
SECOND WEEK
EDWIN AB BOOTH,
HAMLET
which 'hara''fV wsfvE wi NIGHTS Sq E6SerF
owing % the JUIs SsA Z
MR. Booth LAST SH5DA' TiHh5 Al chAtbE 81 MEESoTrE.
days in advance at the theatres at
Ditson's Music Store, III Broadway.
u NqutsTioSABLE sucsSEss
opopaE l2S1R 70 ST 3SsTH "a
eioHs l. SoAi auSPrg uSfr b9MPT or
FRESH WIT, FRESH WooNNDERs FRESH ArrRAc.
GEO. L. FOX .As..................CLOwN
fpt Pk1geEssoS aSgefsSspis - T. sIEcRsF S1E RHsf Of
AND HIS WONDERFUL TR1iNED DOGS.
r SEVEN 9naHr E isR'ss MEN Or F ns s n
in their peculiar. scssntrc characteristic M Dance,
CONTINUED POPULARITY EonEres 2s ALL THE OLD "a
THE cELEBRATED MARTENS FAMILY
THE FAMOUS HARLEQuiNADE.
q X Fox ;.....he vetsrsn)..... Pantaloon
The Brothers Kiralfy as Hareqmns
ins ss'stf The MnfoHIEs oIY aPo BALLET
ME nsaiHE e. rsSsrs SS
supported by full corps of European and American cory
s''s2a YHASaSs. 4otEe kds Aposs p5hss YESUs
TEEAANsSoRMNATioS E "A ANb ,ARSdys GAKSdyssL
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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ONE HUNDREDTH TIME
OF
"pIvoRcEm

171K sDIvoRcEn MATINEE, Saturday, q, ~ o'clock.
SPECIAL "prvoncE- MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY
ss'scau may be secured two weeks IN advance.
w MONDAY, DEC. II,
On TUESDAY. DEC II
AN rsTiasI9 I'll E Gf'sgsse sEw PLAY.
written expressly for this theatre by John Broughan
JOHN GARTH,
NEW MUSIC, scEsEsT Rsfssa'es AND MN APPOINTMENTS
NJ KEsgrs s,.AR s'f''; Z Gltprar M
NiN0s' "''' 'obo BoS Sfs BOOK NOW OPEN.
Mr. yfh 3,
UssIISs sISs sSS4sE sSSAsE THEATRE, THEATRE,
& rSS:;9fs ;ssftt n
%Ts s Mo THAN EvE
q .se seNSn joe
Sssr @ EE
SSSsJiR s
The rTsns,c Tsae.sn cS Soa and sis,r Waters.
NILE SPsFEs1' PETEs rIfER fsR fEsfha fsfng 1ALIhf
Ea'sn Hpwss Lev % Rser and chss rSssurses
nurshR TILL HSb eoSa TROUPE
'iTs appear
ASihItliisS JhhiLLlNos NONDEhfll IL.
mour.v 1ssnsS F., ,sSrs Ss;;S9, sap%encss
TiiE cEIEBRxrEp fhoRPE 'bRoiTlnEhhss Ehs = -
va ,S ssSs aiHfif ,'s sss street and Broadway
OF what seems g sueERHuxAN pe POWER
while thoroughly fnstepfS s PnsT Il Meod and iron stocks
Of ne brothers viii also exhibit his wonderful powers
Aifsss4%l pSR
Admission 50 cents; reserved seats 7J cents. Doors
open AT 80; commences at
xEr's OPEN EApgSSpnb P1yESs e s.5Ss5s ssosDwAr
sArussSsATF FoSl ShrIsss. Phs s11rlssf AZ I'M
Duo Soss VI y yfn E as d q TENOR
s.h avs, soeS. FSrshsr
iTTfss Tsh 4 aud ssHTs' oS TSs Srs'f ROCKS
sssyss sSSssEsst D'o' e % Hgs,Ps. ao5s psn
HsT onS gssk Fa 5as
SATURDAY MATINE a,a. Seats secured in advance.
NIBLo's GARpES-ExrRA ANNouNcEMENr.-TH
mSspAY S5 d. 81
THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ENGAGED FOR THE
\ Black Crook" viii assemble, at Nblo's Garden. on
Monday morning, at II o,cIoes, fec Tshearsa; %
engaged Tor the BLACK craok,, viii assemble for re-.
hcarsa At the Casino corner OF Mulberry and Houston
- DxvibE COSTA, Manre de Ballet.
MONS. pU CtrAII,LU
M hesTS,TS,s AI5sSp ssHrsres s ysIds T lecture on
l ST. pr rEsEns HALL Wsst Tw,nss street b',wesn
EAdmission, 90 cents. Children half price.
THE. coRypHEEs CORPS DE BALLET AND LADIES
Of the ballet engaged for the " black Crook" VIZ
O'Clock. CHAs N. MORTON, Stage Manager.
crApr TnEArRE- TINS tsoNrAy) EVENING, DEC
- IL grand inaugural performances Of the great Berlin Expo
tOn Company. The celebrated Lauri Family OF fantoim
is The famous snow Brothers Grand Vienna and Milan
Ballet sgnorinas Lupo Paganpi Maazer Fun corps OF
Coryphccs. Amercus the wonderful Child Vioinist MISS
saie Apt Tho Brothers Jee. Measrs kynock and smith,
Tbs fsvoric dcrman Opcreta company.
Popular prices.
cHE's JUST AZ GOOD AS GOLD, Sue rs.
y JENNIE ENGEb THE QuEEN or cUMin MrnWDt. ,,g
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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ Atlantic Mail steamship Company, sailing regularly
every Thursday at O'Clock M precisely, from pier No.
MORRO CASTLE Cart. s. q. Porter via Nassau Dec n
COLI MBIA, Capt H. Van Sice (via Key Dec. 81
MISSOURI Capt T. H. Morton via kassauJ Dec 25
A. w. DIMocK, President
No. Bowling Green.
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Broadway. Curtain rises at 8.
...... Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY
MONDAY, Dec. IL, for the
one hundredth time and every
evening during the week, will
be acted Mr.. AUGUSTIN
DALY'S powerful drama Of
the time, entitled
"DIVORCE ~
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Characters by MIss Fanny
Morant, Fanny Davenport,
clara Morris, Mrs. Gilbert,
Linda Deitz, Mary Cary, Mel.
lie Mortimer. Kate Claxton.
Louise valmer, Ida Yerance,
Louise Flrmin, Mr. ID. II.
Harkins, w. j. Lemoyne,
] smes Lewis, W. Davidge,
Louis James, Henry Cripp,
ID. Whiting, q. II. Devere,
Owen Fawcett, +. Chapman,
John Burnett, W. BeekmAn
and q. Godfrey.
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New and costly toilettes a
In mode, new furniture and
new scenes. The powerful
original cast intact.
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"The theatre has been nb.
snliitely crowded 10 the doors
for four months by eager aud
delighted audicpces.n.- Sun.
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JENNIE ENcEI. JENNIE ENGEL. JENNIE ENGEI.,
- TfiE CzARINA ON TlE LYRIC STAGE
SINGS TONIGHT AT TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE,
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JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
SOUTHERN LINE.
CITY OF GALVESTON,
Captain Rowland,
will leave pier q East River Wednesday Dec. l3
Freight for st Louis Mobile and 9slvest0a taken.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply to q. VI, MALLORY 4 CO.,
153 Maiden laIe, New York.