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CLARION NOTICES.
Enn go so.

We viii send TINS WrEELy CttW1F af .n.
year, and o copy n ths third aHI la.i oI.".H
Of the Mississippi Manual Of LegaIaHI Hu.
ness Forms.
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Mrs. Beulah Evans Wilson is said to be
writing another cyclopatiian novel.-Vicks-
burg Herald.
We sincerely hope that the report is with
out foundation.
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The married women of Brownstown,
Indiana, have held a meeting in which
they ''resolved" against "wOrthless, lazy,
whining husbands resembling SO many
indoIent Egyptian mummies."
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Every little while the newspapers
contain an account of Vanderbilt's begin
ming. Most of these accounts are apo
cryphal His own statement of his first
real success is this: He was a young man
on Staten Island. He was master Of
rowing. He was athletic, strong and
daring. One night stranger came to
the landing and wanted to be rowed across
TO Gawmann's. The night was dark and
stormy, and the wind blew gale. Not
a boatlnan could be found who, would
leave. The landlord said, 'sThere is no
body who can row you over but Corn
Vanderbilt" so he was called. 1t
was doubtful, he said, whether he would
do IT. Vanderbilt was found, and in
answer to the request, replied: ''Ifs pref
ty rough, but if you viii give me ten dol
lars, lie down in my boat, and not stir,
or do just what bid you, I'll try it, .
He rowed the man over and back in safety
As soon as he landed at Staten Island the
stranger said: young man, how would
you like to run an opposition steamboat
Nothing would suit me better" was the
reply. ''Have you the pluck enough TO
obey orders?" said the stranger. /
have" was the response. Suppose /
was to tell you to run into steamboat,
what would you do?" run into her, by
-." The bargain was sealed, amid
the storm that night on the island, and
Vanderbilt entered on his well-known
career as a steambOatman.
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G. painters in Jones and Jasper coun-
Sasss ga, having made the experiment
saarerss swedes as house servants and field
~ -, IRE so well pleased with them that
aR making arrangements to bring
Ee number.-C Columbus GAL sun
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rIns7 CLASS SCHOOL ron rOuxo LADIES.

GONE Of the advantages we offer are Ele-
~ CANT Grounds tzS acres Healthy Location
...Capacious BuildingS expressly for School
Purposes--$l0O00 APparatus--.Nen selected
Library Of II 900 v0Iumes--.Large Sleeping
Rooms, with ERE in sh...Abundantly sup
piled Table.-Fu1 and Efficient Faculty ...36
years Experience. Course Of Instruction
duced--Number Of Matriculates I, 4S5, and ia
Graduates---No Sectarianism.--Se opens
September 4th.... Catalogues FRKE.
WM- A SMITH. A. II, Secretary.
January 81, ISL sw&wlm
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The Legislature of Delaware is evidently
shutting down on the divorce business.
Thus far thirty-one applications have been
made. and only six granted. Three are still
pending, and the remainder have been
rejected.
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Adelina Patti is to visit America next
winter, and the critics are already sharpen
ing there pencils
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RREYITIES.

Gen. J. B. Magruder died in Galveston.
Texas, on sunday.
An kinds OF printing done at the CLARION
office in the neatest style
IN another column will be found two spe-
eial messages from the Governor, that are of
particular interest.
The next annual meeting of the State
Medical Association will be held at Meridi-
an on the first Monday in April. See the
u,tice of DR.. Hill, President of the Associa-
tion. We hope, for the credit of the medi-
cal profession, that the attendance will be
larger than at the meetings heretofore held.
Railroads will pass delegates at half rates.
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a French BARRIERS signboard reads thus
Tomorrow the public will be shaved
gratuitously." OF course it is always to-
morrow.
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An indianapolis girl dosen't allow the
lost of one leg to prevent her dancing the
Virginia reel on crutches.
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JOE PRINTING.-We are now adding a
large assortment of the latest styles of type
10 our Job Department, to enable us TO keep
pace with the constantly increasing pat
rouace extended The CLARION.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. We are indebt-
ed to Hon. Geo. c. Mckee for the Report of
the Commissioner of the General Land Of
fee for the year 1865.
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A gushing Wisconsin youth of eighty
seven is suing for divorce, on the ground
of desertion. 1t is really disgrcsful how
woman will thus trfle with the affections of
a young heart.
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Eight desperate characters, confined for
capital offences, broke from Russell county
jail, Georgia, last week, and made good their
escape.
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We will send TnE sMI-WEEKLY rtrI.. ~.
one year, and a copy OF ihc above HaIE.
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SUMlIEHVIIIE INsrIrUru
A BoARDING scHooL ron BOYS ANp 1ouF1
MEN-ll MiLEs rnom SuuQJaLhE.
n. A. %. HAuu0Au.

N. a o. BAuUoAb.
This School. having on thr advantage. .#
School and College. With nome Ul tHr u...Uf.
vantaRcs Of College liir, win enter Upon II.
EIoHTFENru ANNUAL TUW
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l2ru $500
Boys prepared here bore oU W nI.f honor
AZ every University, where thcy were present.
North aud South, ~ recent comururrmru.H
Make early application or you VIII HHf ODE
obtain a room, hiKty-thrco slulcuH Wrfe H..
fused last session for want of room.
Young men preparing Tor teaching never
fail 40 obtain hrst class situations. without
trouble, whom they attend our Instructions.
Let 70 ono leave home without securing
place beforehand
Charge
Board, Tuition and washing f0r 2D
weeks EI.. UU
Payments must Do made iu advance.
Send for Catalogue Address
THOS. S. GATuNIOIIT
Principal
July TO- 1901 GhOlH0u. D. O. Misc.
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Why NOT BUILD ?-The proprietors
Of The Field and Factory Magazine should
at once 80 to house building-having the
Field for a foundation and a Val and
Batter for the Factory already on hand.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-02-23

We are in receipt of neat little vol
ume of II pages, entitled, "a MANUAL OF
THE SEASON OF LINT by c. L. Quntard,
Bshopof Tennessee, giving general rules
or christian conduct during the lenten sea-
SON. prayers to be said, a concise explanation
Of the objects of lent, and much other infor-
nation of value to the Church. The book
may be obtained by addressing "Banner of
the Church." Atlata, Ga.
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The next best thing to paying pastor a
large salary, is to pay him his small one
promptly.
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.CLECrTC INSTITUTE,

HUNS, Pistols, HardWare, and
F" CUTLERY. WOOD AND WILLOW
Goods and Ready Made Clothing, for sale by
WIN. b. TAYLOR & co.
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Umpire SEWING MACHINE Agency
"a Best Family Machine IN use, ~
a. nd. MldwRy's'
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at Summit, Mississippi. on the 9th inst,
at the residence OF. the brides father. by the
Rev. Henry Forester, Miss ELIZA 3. GAR
LAND, eldest daughter of Col. VIM. III. Gar
land, TO DIR. JAMES M. FERGUSON.
On Tuesday, Feb. Z, 1871. at Yazoo City.
Miss, NJ the residence of Hon. II. b. Mays
by the Rev. w. ID. Christian. MISS
ADELAIDE L. STEwART, eldest daughter OF
o. j. E. Stewart. Esq of Summit, Miss, TO
JOHN r S. DDIrTRX, of New Orleans, La
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A IL who wish CASH PAYING Education
~ for themselves or sons, can obtain ID in
the shortest possible time, aud with the least
possible expense, AZ
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Kinds County.

Sheriff Lake kindly furnishes us with the
following figures-which shows the amount
of county taxes collected by him in the
T--b
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gwIUE MRervmrd OF @S@0 offered for the
I capture Of A. L. Heggie, Is wlthdrAwn'
NJ 3. HINES.
Walden, Miss, Feb. 9Th, 1871.
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FOR RENT.

A PLANTATION from 100 to $50 acres OF
N Land, Good House, &C., miles Of Jack
son. Apply to
b. F. LIGON,
feb17tf at w. IL. Allen & Co.
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HARNESS, Of all Kinds and Prices, for
de at g. ID. Sfdway's.
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THE MANUFACTURES OF BLANK Books, in
Connection with all kinds of book binding,
has for years been feature of THE CLARION
establishment. Having availed ourselves
of the best modern machinery, and
keeping on hand the very best quality OF
leather paper, etc. and having skilled work
men, we have always been able to fill orders
to the satisfaction of our customers, both as
to price and quality. Here is a sample OF
many letters which we have received. The
writer is an experienced clerk, and we had
made for his Office Marriage Record and a
Register for Mortgage Liens:
gents: The books | ordered from you
have been received and bill settled. | am
well pleased with them, and like them bet
ter than any | have in the office. Accept
my thanks tor the kind attention you gave
The natter
We referour mercantile friends, who may
wish ledgers and day-books, to the houses
N Robinson Il Stevens, VIM. 3. Taylor q
Co., and A. Virden, of this city, who have
0ncded that such work can be done in
Jackson even quite as well as in New York
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-02-23
Then and Now.

Before the war there were in the State
of Mississippi ten Circuit Judges at sal
airy of twenty-five hundred dollars each,
making in the aggregate of twenty-five
thousand dollars, and ten District Attor-
neys at one thousand dollars each, making
ten thousand, in all thirty-fve thousand
dollars. Now we have fifteen Circuit
Judges, at salary of So, 500 each, in all
So, 800; fifteen District Attorneys at
81, 500 each, in all 1880; and twenty
ChanceIlors at SO, 800 each, making $780,
600; making in all the enormous sum of
S160, 900 and this coming directly out of
the pockets of the people. Remember
that when we were richer we paid $50, 900
to keep the Judiciary; now we are poor
and destitute we are taxed $1,000 for
the same PURPOSE. If this were all it
could be edured, but everything else in
the way of cost of carrying on the State
Government is just in the same proportion.
A degree of extravaganza is observed in
every department OF the States concerns
which promises, early, to bankrupt the
State Treasury if persisted in.-Iuka
Gazette.
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Colfax says: 1.-THE Republican party has
not lost its hold upon the people" He meant
to have said upon the pockets of the PEG pie
Detroit Free Press.
"Women," remarked the contemplative
man, ''are as deep as the blue waters of yon
bay" LAY, sir" rejoined the disappointed
man, 'sand as full of craft.'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-02-23

T Attest styles Of Miles & Sons Ladies and
IL Misses Shoes, just received and for sale
WIN. D. TAYLOR q co.
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An OVer-DOcfOrcd World. All
great physicians admit that the world is over
doctored with violent drugs. In cases ihdi-
diarrb9a. and other casual or even chronic
affections of the stomach, liver and bowels, all
that is needed to restore the regular action Of
the disordered organs, is dose or two of
TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT,
the most delicious and harmless febrifuge,
laxative and alternative in the whole range of
medical remedies, 1t is sufficient for the
strongest, cannot harm the weakest, and i'm
medately relieves the nausea which ordinary
cathartics aggrayate.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Feb %. sw&w
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TENNEsEE, Dixie Corn and Cotton PIOws
u very cheap, ct
g, ID. slawsy'n
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This College, founded in ls.Sa, aud chartered
by the Legislature Of Louisiana. has fun and
able Fsculty, aud separate Professors for each
branch Of Study, 20 as 10 save the time and
money OF Students, and "a them az once for
business. They can take the Commercial
Course; or the Modern or Ancient Languages,
or Mathematics, Book Keeping. or Pcnnman-
ship alone, or the whole course Of the College.
They have n LIFE SCHOLARSHIP. Ia all
ONCE.
sA-PersoHs from p to co years Of age at
tend
N. B.-Of all our numerous Graduates, for
the past % years, NOT ONE IL now out Of pro-
htable employment 80 far a. known. TnosE
or LAST YEAR ARE NOW RECEIVING FKoN
$1,000 TO 5000 PER ASSUN. We have ample
arrangements for board. from SIS 10 $50 a
month. When Clubs Of Three or more enter
AZ the same time, ten per cent. deduction is
made.
There are no vacati0ns-Students can begin
at any time. Those who begin soon will be
able TO MI good situations in the Sprine. when
Merchants make their changes.
For Catalogues, address
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
feblOwly President.
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.-Just as we go
0press we learn that an outrage was at
tempted upon the person of little girl only
Tree years old, by brute of So years of
lge in the lower part of the city this MORN
hg.
ave forbear giving names at present
Tie brute has been arrested. His case
Aould be taken in hand by the citizens of
@outraged community.
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POWER A IEAHElsBALGs
N JltN1n ff
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COLI JOHN EsTEN COOKIES
Life of General Lee.

lob
This 10 The only .authondc "LIfc of General
Lee" that g. now in pressi and probably a.
only one Of any value chat win poo putI..H.I
This year. u was commenced Zoo 1896. auI
had Gen. Lee consent nnd approved
j.. APPLETON C0.,
prnLuUru..
NrW l..
gs-AGENTs WANTED 300 aIl par. ol 1854.
country.
January On, ISL faGt-wli
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Agents +! Read This 4!
"E will pay Agents a SALARY
w of $50 per week and expenses.
or allow a large commission, to sell our new
and wonderful inventions. Address
NJ. WAGNER CO..
febZSWom Marshall, Mich.
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TIME BRIDAL CHAMBER. rs.
III says for Young Wen ON Great
Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief for
the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and de-
bilitated.
Sent in sealed letter envelo pes, t.e
charge.
Address, HOWARD SANITARY AID AS
ISOLATION, No. 2 South Ninth ST., PHILA-
DELPHIA, Pa, jan l7-sw&w3m
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MARRIED.

At the Methodist Church in Clinton
Kinds county. Miss. on Wednesday the 18th
of February, 1871. by Rev. DIR. Crane, Mr.
Il. w. JOHNS to Miss GEORGE Stokes.
Truly our friend VIII has secured prize
almost s'beyond compare" while his beauti-
full bride may well rejoice in her lord-ly pos
sessions. As they journey through the
field of life may it be theirs to gather
around them loves dearest treasurers
@Swear not at alr' Will; but If you ever
should. VIII you swear by Georgeg"
AT Clinton. on 26th January, by the Rev
Mr.. Ford, Mr.. JOHN A. CREDIBLE to Miss
EMMA j. SHIRLEY. r
In this city, Feb. 10th. 1871, at thefesi.
deRce of the brides mother, by Rev. C. g
Andrews, Mr.. JOHN ToRAScE, Jr-, to Mis-
MATTE COUNCIL.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

WALLACK'S.
w hOrICE.-Thc public respectfully notified In order
70 prevent confuson that the Balcony Chairs viii be reserved
THIS AND EVERY EVENING,
- UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
MIX. BRoUGHAM'S NEW PLAY, written expressly for this
theatre, entitled
NEW yIM MUSIC SCENERY AND APPoINTMEETs.
G er eFisHER, Mr. A y b POLK, Mr.; f. n; HOLLAND MR..
NINGs, MRS. JOHN SEXTON, Miss LILLiE MoCOR-
MICK and Others In the cast
"John Garth" triumphant enthusiastic success Il
scarcely necessary to add that the setting OF the
admirable taste That OF the traditional glores Of
Wallacka John Garth promises to be one Of tho most
Of this deservedy favorte theatre - Herald :
We can with candor Of "John Garth" that II Of
the best Ofnand mel0dramas have II s TO
begin with full Of life and go" The incidents well
ceived well chosen they follow each other with
rapidty the cma1es are bold and significant and the audit
further merit isand with dramas Of busng the
merit rarethat the characters arc endowed with not
little individuality and apart from tho
forth BY them, Interesting themaeves John
It viii have long and lucrative run-Tmss.
Duo notice will be given Of the reappeaance of Mr. CHAS
MATHEWS and Mr.. JOHN BROUGhAM.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

VOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL BALL,
In aid of the New York
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MONDAY EVENING, January q, 1874
HONORARY MEnBERs.
Jos. j. O'Donohue. James Lynch. Thomas y. wallace.
Michael J. Cody. John J. Bradley. Richard O0ormsn.
e. J. nalpin. Geo. q. Barnard. Joseph II. Hamilton.
Walter Roche. James Moore. John X Brady.
Francis Curran. John Kelly. Patrick n. Jonea
NJ. T. Brennan Owen W. brennan. Bernard Casscriy.
Francis Higgins. Jas. B. Nicholson. Charles Donohue.
James H. Coleman. Henry Shields EDWARD Shandley.
Daniel r. Coye. William Lalor John Flanagan.
ID. W. O'Halloran.
COMMITTEE ov ARRANGEMrNTa
jeremiah Quinan Jas J. Mccormick. Thomas Cummins
Thomas Muldoon. William J. Kane. Matthew Leary.
william II. Shields John Fox. Frederich II. Gross
Thomas J. O'Brian. p Malone. Joseph n. Dunn.
Iohn Duane. John Byrnes. Daniel Whean
John Hayes. John 7. McGowan. Sam. .. A. Murphy.
Maurice J. Power. Peter Trainer. John NJ. Cooney.
Den. O'Donoghue Thomas J. Creamer Michael Roche.
Peter McQuade. Michael r. Wynne Stephen Farrcly.
Charles O,Connor Joseph J. Marin. John Burke.
JEREMIAH QUINLAN, President
CHAS. O'CONNOR, First Vice President
WIN. J. KANE Second vice President
S. o. A. MURPHY, Corresponding Secretary.
JOHN 7. MCGOWAN, Financial secretary
T. MALONE, Treasurer.
Boxes be obtained from the President 1855 and lbs VIII
liam street.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER IT, l87-rRPLE SHEET
AMUsEME TENTS.


RoorTs THEATRE BOOTH.
Eo-.1ssSY sasg sisRf isRFGAE' sSE FIVE HyEsI'a
EDWIN Booth
HAMLET.
rHE ONLY HArINEE OF
ON SATURDAY NEXT. a ONE O'CLOCK.
Boz book 81. at the theatre
D''a IN %pis HosDHf MA II hgESES hggESsdws NEXT pKo
grand production OF ~ ss;erici Tr.ssdyof
ON ASsis zss$$fSSSSIE SSsS
BnUrus.
IN SA'f'p':5ti Sspa dsxs ss'sl1s. tragedy Of
.c.r :, ,.hs which Inovs! w,ll b Be- .pr., presented,
s and % Sr .ss %Nns' sss s
Mr.. IAxsEsSH " 5xssils BARRETT
H. u. SWxHHHfEiR:..SS6AkkfEuss ssHSHK SsSK
NJ JAMES sIAEK s6HsSx
and iudcous distribution Of til: rest Of
Tho tragedy will b. ns nrodnasS vh every attention to
prcprsy and Illustrative tie
NEW New sSESEEY y Hxcp
NEW Husic By Mr. Ed q MoEIENHATER SL + II HhHs
s5s anS
Seats for JULIUS CESAR may now be secured.
TnEArRE coMIQUE. - n4
JOSH HART. ................... " % manager
81 THE GREATEST ARRAr OF TALENT IE
81 %t s9s FRas FRaaSs'' STARS
vi Nothing extensive in the line Of a
FL Amusements has ever before been Witnessed:
MONDAY, December l6, first appearance Of theiW
T beautiful young MISS zsss.i, ELLA wrssEn. Z
ri MISS ELLA wEsNER.
A.o III. Champion H1ss Hdsso1;jaa;., EhhA wEsSER
w. h. LESTER.
SECOND WEEK ssas sf he sssr. gsP vEsS%s. Es1ass.
SYLVESTER SYLVESTER,
MILE AsSEIi9Uk scHorT,
in IN entire change OF acts.
The mammoth double Company in an entirely new Olo
READ The The GREAT GREAT siLvEsTER, ST VS. ERsfASf'
MILE. ANaELIQUE sCHoTT.
The beautiful Vocalist, being the particular Star
specially outshning al! others,
MISS ELLA WESNER.
MISS JENNIE HEGHEs:
MISS KITTY o'NEIL.
MISS EMMA MADDoCH. MISS KITTY TILsTON.
MASTER MARrEN.
Larry sEst Ssrz sa''', 0a,''
q. [ ssss Ssssa and til. ;Ss% 4: '
WHO sroLE fHE MONKEYY
Maiiness ednesday and Saturday.
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There has been no such
dramatic or social sensztion
for ten yearr 10 equal this
play Of DIVORCE. Times.
The theatre has been alb
| solutoly crowded 10 the
doors Tor four months BY
eager and delighted audi
aneAa Gun
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New aud superb Toilets,
magnificent scenery, ast
Characters ~ his~ Fsnay
Morant, Fanny Dsveaporl
Clara hofris. Mrs. sslhert,
LINDA Delta, Mary Cary.
Nellie Mortimer. kais Cisu
ton, Louise yoner. Mr.. y.
II. Hsrkius, James Lewis,
". ,. Lemoyne, W.
Davsdge, lsouss iznes'
Henry Crisp. u. whi,lnx,
George De We're. Owen fsw
cetl, Chapman. heekmsn
Burnett, tSodirev ans
others.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

18TH DIvoROE MATINEE, SATURDAY. a, ~ O'Clock
's'seAs may be secured ten days IN advance.
CHRISTMAs DAY,
ut ~ O'Clock,
SPECIAL DIVORCE MATIkER.