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M'NULTY'S STORY.


Mr.. John R. M'Nuity, who came up
I rom New Orleans on the steamer Belle
Lee, says that negro boy on the boat
stole his coat, containing sixty dollars
and two land grants worth two thou
sand five hundred dollars. His state
ment is as follows: 81 shipped as deck
passenger on the Lee, and the first night
out a white man named John Gutherie,
who is bartender below, called up the
negro boy and told me that he would
wait on nee, and would do whatever l
commanded. Both the negro boy and
GutLerie showed me marked attention,
and the former showed me pile of bags
on which to sleep. While asleep was
aroused by some one, and found that my
coat, with sixty dollars in money and
two grants for two hundred and forty
acres of land in Brown county, Indiana,
had been stolen. / saw the boy with
the coat, and asked the mate to recover
it for me. He refused me, and then ap-
piled to the captain of the boat. The
latter also refused me aid, saying
that he could not do any,
thing for me. / saw the
coat hanging up in the bar and tried
again to get it but did not succeed. The
negro boy divining my intentions,
seized the coat and threw it overheard.
Upon arriving here l tried to have the
thief arrested, but found that the courts
had no jurisdiction as the larceny was
committed in Louisiana. believe that
Gutherie was accessory to the larceny,
and fixed up the plan by which was
entrapped. One OF the grants was made
out to Bernard Kelly, and called for one
hundred and sixty acres in Brown
county, Indiana. The other was for
sixty acres and made out to one Cyron,
who gave quit claim deed to said
Kelly" The above Is the statement
made by Mr.. M'Nulty, who now lives
in Chicago and had been south survey
ing. He is a civil engineer and worked
here three years. He is doubtless mis-
taken as to the captain OF the Belle Lee
refusing to help him. Captain Frank
Hicks Is gentleman Of unquestioned
honesty and integrity. and would
certainly do all in his power to
prevent q larceny Oh his boat.
But it is impossible for a captain
of steamer always to prott ct deck pas
sengers who are slowed away in the far
end of the boat and surrounded by me-
gro roustabOuts.
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FOR RENT.

business CORSER-One OF the best in
ID Memphis; navy yard; supported by three
railways, two cotton COMPRISES, OIL mills
etc. Apply 10 Foreman southern OH Works
Il Apply al a NORTH SECOND ST.
FTTWO-aTORY HOUSE-No. 81 Mosby street
i eight rooms, with coal and wood house
/ Apply az 45 SEOuND II.
STOREHOUSE-Fr Prom aud after NovembeI
y 4, liza. stors house No. 3G Main 81, (uDdeI
Peabody HOtel), now occupied by N essTs
Francisco q " lssitL Apply 70 -
oct25 4. G. BttINkLEY.
% ESIDENCE- TRO-slory frame, very con.
n Venieut and desirable location, street carr
passing Ia front; low 70 prompt tenant. AP-
ply 20 H. q. HOLLEN BERG, ~ Main st.
DO0Ns-Bandsonne furnished rooms. APP
II ply al Room ), third floor, 10 Main street.
ID EsIDENCES-95 Union street, II rooms;
II rs Union street, rooms; cottage and i've
MINOR MERfwETHER, ao second st.
MADISON STREET OFFICEs-Two new
M ground-hoOF front offices At No. s. Msd1-
sou street, suitable Tor physicians, lawyers,
tallUrs or for a fruit store. Apply az
ocz NO. Is MADISON ST.
~ ARDEN-A Tich garden on long lease,
VI 10 acres, on Poplar street boulevard, %
miles nom the city the old Philler place.
Apply to K. DUDLEY FRANSER,
su50 No. Madison street.
ASTOREHOUsE-l2l Besle street. Also. The
> DWELLING, "a Exchange 81. extended.
Apply at foot OF Washington street 70
so K. l.. COCHRAN,
SyToREs- Two desirable stores, Nos. Il snd a
"a &. :. PIERCE. next door.
GTOREEOOM-2G3 second street. Fixtures
y and furniture Tor sale. sel
BOWLER HON EsTEAD-CoTner Union
II street and Marshall avenue. with out
houses, stables, flower and vegetable gardens
sud spacious front yard, for one year, or =
term Of years, TO q desirable tenant. Apply
70 MCFARLAND a GOOD WIN,
AUS 50 Mad ison street.
GWISS COTTAGEzOn shelby street; Res
y tsuraul. No. 70 Jefferson street, and two
other cottages. J. u. BlGELOW
fe5 rs Main street.
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and take command Of a steamer similar
to the Busquehannah. 1t was he who
suggested and planned the cruise in the
north Pacific, which proved so destruct-
i've 10 the American shipping in that
quarter, and he was selected by Admit
raj Maury especially for that work. He
built and equipped his ship, and got
safely to sea; but serious accident to
her machinery compelled him to seek a
port for repairs, and, permission being
previously obtained, he ran into Calais.
where his ship was detained, by order of
the French government, to the end of
the war. he did not return home, but
remained abroad, entering the Egypt
ian army, where he had the rank of
major of artillery, and enjoyed the con-
fidence and esteem of all about him.
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TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.

Those persons who have promised tc
settle their past-due taxes this fall, and
have requested me "not to proceed
against them in court" will take notice
that am now preparing bills in aH cases
ON the books in this Office, and will file
them as rapidly az they can be COM
pleted. If costs accrue against them, it
must not be charged to me.
3. p. ANDERSON,
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LAST CHANCE.

But short time remains for the pur-
chase Of tickets in the fifth gift concert
of the Public Library OF Kentucky.
Agents have been notified 20 make re-
turns from the twentieth to the twenty
fifth instants, but for the convenience
of those who may have failed to supply
themselves through the agents, cash
orders viii be filled at the home Office
up to the evening Of the twenty-eighth.
and If any money should come too late
it will be promptly returned to the party
sending it. For full information, apply
10 G. II. SAMUEL.
No. . West Court street Memphls
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves FRIDAY, Nov. 18TH at 10 an.
AD. STORM,
sup't Mississippi River Elevator COMPANY
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During recent trial or comparison
OF ordinary baking powders IN New YORK
with DOOleyis Yeast Powders, II was SHOWN
with from one-half 10 two-thirds the quanJl-
ty OF the latter, than with any othef IN mar
ket. The secret Of the success mes IN ne care
paretI. and its entire freedom nom substances
that are injurious 10 the system.
We challenge comparison az any anu All
times. The verdict OF the consumer Is always
In our favor. For sale nv all groeers.
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TO COTTON SHIPPERS AND
FREIGHT AGENTS.

The new mammoth press "No.u 2,
located alongside the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, is now completed
and running successfully. All cotton
intended to he shipped over said railroad
you will please direct sent there.
h. A. MONTGOMERY,
superintendent Mammoth Cotton Compress
Company.
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REMEMBER Sig. Roescher has reduce,
the nrice of his excellent
VERY CHOICE BUTTER
BUCKHAM g. CO.'S,
liz RaalR str,
10th NOVEMBER.

The grand masonic gift concert posi-
lively comes off on the above day at
Norfolk, Virginia. Information can be
had up to the fifteenth at $50 Main
street, room four, upstairs, Bethel block.
CLOTHING, hats, caps, boots and shoes,
from the late fire, regardless Of cost at
the cheap blue store.
II. NORRIS d BRO,
4Os Main street.
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WHEN consumers have learned that
the s0-called cheap oysters are in reality
the most expensive, they will ask for
Truths square brand" and get cans
filed with fine large oysters.
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10 TO Leddin's Business College.
TO COFTON SHIPPERS.

II you want your cotton delivered BY
a fast freight line OF undoubted capacity, one
That can give assurance Of time, s8fetv, econ
livery - Rll points IN the United States and
Europe, call on GaptaiH I'd. Hart. contracting
agent for The Blue Line, over the New York
Central and connecting rOsds. and by naet
and fastest steamship lines 10 Europe Oges
II Madison street, in Tomllnson' = once
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FLOWERS, in splendid display, at

HORRIBLE MURDER, unparalleled iD
the annals Of history. Grant expected 70 Is.
sue 8 prOclam6tioni The killing Of TIE Big
fat oysters at Farrells and At the Exposition
as well a. his dU0t0achc house, q Jefferson
near Maiu street, where numerous hands ar
busy killing. The big fats opened fresh 80
families at ten cents per dozen forty cent
per can. four dollars per barrel. saloon Drfces-
with trimmings, twenty-five cents, stewed or
per barrel. Three Thousand cans at forty
cents. Big fats. JOSEPH FARRELL.
PA man thai can't walk over saWdust
dou 4 want l1fa trade
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LANGUAGES.

Ladies and gen tlenen taught to speak
and read Preach and German fiuently. For
particulars apply TO Mdme. DEFREY, Lehner
house, corner Second and Washington. La
dies entrance, between the hours OF 10 am.
and u M.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
DAILY APPEAL:


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Local Notices are % cents per line first IN
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Insertion.
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and Obituaries, are charged Al regular rae
We win not accept any advertisements 70 ioi-
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speciuaeu copies sent free OF charge.
Or u,ail-hooszs are kept by postomces, anu
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I,oraering papers changed from one posioi1ce
~ another the names OF both postoinces
should be given.
Ea solicit letters and communications upon
subfecfs OF general interest, but such must
always be accompanied by responsible
name.
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Al letters coranlu LEGATIONS, or anything else
Tor the APPEAL, should not be addressed 10
any individual connected with the once,
but simply the
Appeal meFuRhsS Tenn
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FOR RENT or LEASE.

TlARMs-A beautiful farm, thirteen miles
n north OF Memphis and one and one-llall
nile from the PaduCah railroad; one hundreo
and nfty acres cleared, under good fence, ana
In high state Of cultivation; good dwelling
and OutnOuses, good gin ana orchard Will De
rented one year or leased for nVe years. ~ III
sell four head horses and corn TO run the place.
Also. thirty-acre place for rent. Apply Al
ccfT- 80 POPLAR STREET
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LIVINGSTON 4 GOHPANY,
BON srIC AND FOREIGN BANKERS,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatiyely organized for doing
the business of out-of-tOWn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals
Usual interest allowed on daily balances
Collections made and promptly remltted-
Correspondence solicited. Exchange on princl-
pal cities of Europe.
London.
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TO EXCHANGE.

I ANDED PROPERTY very valuable
4 landed property in two miles OF Clncin-.
IAN, Ohio. VII exchange for No, cotton
pI antatiOn within - miles OF Memphis; must
Dc bottom land. above overflow, and perfect
tide. For Information. address. by letter,
uovl2 EMANUEL. Memphis. Tenn.
nROP ERTY-First-cl3ss improved residence
property: eight thousand dollars, one
fourth n money, on time; balance N other
property. Address MAX, Appeal Of1ee.
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DOWN eOEs THE PRICE.

The cheapest and best STEAM DREINd
and CLEANSING HOUSE IN the cffZ a a. 20 Sc
conti street, HANSON BF91lKk EcR.
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ATTENTION.
JET PALACE.

Ladies', take notice that the finest line
in black garnet goods, consisting of pins
earrings, hair ornaments, necklaces
etc., has just arrived.
/ guarantee black gdy7tets to outlast
and excel in beauty and brilliancy any
thing ever worn in fancy ieWelry.
Above goods, also all other jet jew
elry bought at this establishment viii,
as usual, be repaired free Of charge.
1. ROEsCHER, JR.
REMEMBER Sig. Roescher has reduced
the price of his excellent
ROPHY GIG A r"
to cents piece, or 81 IS per hundred.
Be sure to try them. 296 Main street,
next to city icehouse.
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$40 to $1,000 invested in stocks and gold
pays go per Ct a month. Send for particulars.
DbridQe q Co., Bankers, Wall st., n. Y.
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MEN's heavy undershirts at 374c at
the cheap blue store.
H MORRIS x BRO,
40S Main street.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

IL FsIDENCE PROPERTY Pre- vsiuabie
n residence property, known a. the iona
nos Place on tie Charl esf0n railroad outside
the civ limits for waich the late Mr.. S3ce-
make paid thsrty-six thousand 40 ans, Is nov
for sale, or viii exchange for pull IS p-lT
erty on Union, Shelby or Main, bel cen y o.
roe sfa Esaie stl reefs. WN. N. SLED iH. 7 ?,
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STRAYED.

lIO REWAKD-strayed from my house
BlO l54 second street, Memphis Tenn ON
Monday. November 2, 1874,
VERY LARGE ROAM COW.
mas small crunl pied horns, pointing down IN
front: has a very large bag bnt DO not think
she has any ear-marks. The above reward
will be paid for her return % me az l5i second
street ID. II. HAYDEN.
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Good Norfolk oysters st thirty-nve
cenl,s aer can. at j. A. sI8NAI9O'B,
rs Second and los Main streets.
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IF you want hydrant, street. washer,
or plumbing Of any kind, you can get it at
Brownies, Is Jefferson street where Won are
sure 20 be suited in style and price.
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FLEIsHAIAENs d Co.'s compressed
Yeast, the best article offered In the market
For sale By all grocers. Ask for diTeotio
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LOST.

GLUT-Ou Sunday morning last small
y black and-tau slut; tail broke IN Two
places; had on a collar with Fire company
30. 3 engraved on it. The finder viii please
return her to
uovI2 ENGINE-HOUSE, DesotO Il.
CPECTACIES-A pair OF gold spectaeles, on
y Poplar, Adams, or Orleans street. Ihe
finder will call at 81 ADAMS 81.
NHAWI-On October 18th, me double
y black cashmere shawl. The finder viii be
rewarded BY returning Il 10 2ID Union street.
novIT ~. r. POLK.
DOOK-Wlth names OF subScrt bers 20 Carson
D L Barnard's Masonic Record. Finder VIII
be r. wsrded for leaving it at l0l JeneIsnn 50.
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THE NEMPHIS STEAM DYEINg

establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fan season Best work. At prices
70 suit the times.
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FRESH OYSTERS received daily at Vim
cent Botto's 1874 Front street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Edwin Adams as " Claude IeInoIte."
There was a f'fair house" at the Thea
ter last night, the weather considered.
The play was Bulwer's Lady Of LIONS,
with the following cast;
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First ChaDcery COart-ObaDceIIor Nor
gan.
Cort stands adjourned until Monday
next, sixteenth instant.
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THE best, the purest, the cheapest,
Sig. Roescher's
"TROPHY GIG A r S."
price reduced to cents apiece, or "a rs
Der hundred. 296 Main street, next to
city icehOuse.
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reduced to 5 cents apiece. 296 Main
street is the place.
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THE way to get your moneys worth :
smoke Sig. Roescher's delicious
ssrrOphy CaRarA''
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PACTs WORrH KNOWING.

NEuRIL,-The instantaneous cure for
,s,,r0lata. Geo. W. Jones & Co., keep IL.
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FIFTY dozen Of all wool undershtrts
at 81, worth 81, at the cheap blue store.
X. MORRIS & BRO.
aflE g.. afas
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Second Chsnsssy Coass - Chancellor
walker.
Court has adjourned until Monday
next,
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FOR SALE.


DARBER CHAIR. glsss, razors, brushes ana
- combs, Apply a. 80 SHELBY ST.
GTALLION-Fine thoroughbred s,alliol.
- l6S hands high, seven year old. can
rot IN 3:30; good saddle and harness horse,
aud sure foal-getter. Apply II my stable, 40.
= MonToe street. NJ. .. COSTELLO,
GALOON-The Franklin House Saloon. No.
House, can be bought cheap for cash. novs
rVHE REMBERT PLACE-This beautIful
L tract o. 3I5k acres, with tWO-stOry brick
residence, with me grove and improvements.
well situated for home OF gardening pur-
poses, within two miles OF the city, about half
= mile IRON kozell Station, ON Memphis ant
Charleston railroad. and the nDe public school
lhere, on the great ridge running eastward
nom Memphis, bounded by three avenues
0i terms see LUKE W. FINLAE,
no4 a Madison street
VALUABLE BROWNSVILLE PR0PFRTY
al Public sale ] wlIl sell Al public sale
70 the highest bidder, ON the Drernf.s.s an,
TUESDAY, December i, 1874, thai yaIusbIe
property ln the city OF Brownsville. Tenn.
known as the Exchange Hotel. a frsi-cjsss
mouse now Qolng a good paying business.
and also Al ne same Time, Jour business los
erty In Brownsville, and VIII be a payjt0 III.
Vestment- Terms-one-thiId cash balance IN
one and two yeaIs. Apply 10 n. W. cor
ON TYPE METAL.
~
A T WHOLEsALE-Five bOat-lo&ds No.
n Pittsburg Coal, by
Il. R PACEER & Co, 49, Second st.
DARBER SHOP-On second street. near
ID Jefferson street, Wen ftted up and good
stand; cheap rent; will sell cheap. Inquire
81 No. SJEFFERsoS STREET.
4 ETTER PREss-An A No. letteT-pTsss,
IL lOxl25z, iron framed, with two drawsrs,
VII ee sod cheap. Apply At THIS OFFICE.
I'SGINE AND BOILER-Cheap. InouiTe
H OF bkAsLEf, BARToS & CO.,
US No. 2lO Trout street.
THARM-Cheap Tor cash, one Of The T,sst
Il farms In shelby county ls3 acres. Apply
% r. w BROWN, 80 Madison st.
or I'VE secondhand aud
ID one new top buggy, very cheap, Al Z, III
Bracket q Co.'S stables, No. s2l Second street.
A ssORTED LIQUORS, BAR FIXTUREs
"a and Counter. Also, StOfe Hosting Al
nsratus and good Cart, very cheap, for cash
Apply at room 8, Gee House. sel3
81 nm BBIs- No. PITTsBURG GOAL.
fVsVUU as low rs the lowest. Also Pew.
onR Camel and ST. Bernard cosls, cheap ss
any other man" Also, WOOD " In every
lyle" Also, nne Rockaway and
H.B. PACKER a 90,
ny1 lS4 Second street.
MOOD sc cords seasoned wood, In quaint |
w ties 70 suit address ID. ID HILpER- /
Brand, Glencoe Station, Tenn, or leave or
.ers with Z. A. CASTOR, 3 Madison street.
TRAWBERRY PLANTs-A large lot, Oi /
very best varieties, St lowest market prices
ees 4. 8. BARBOUR.
. EDOND-HAND SAFE Good as new; Her.
, ring . make; cheap Inquire OF
FIERCE q DIX, Planters Ins. Building
u E5IDENCE-My late residence ON TeSSs-
u mine street, third door east OF Isuder-
ale street House and grounds ia perfecf
raer' JOHN ONERTOE, JR.
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h. The curtain viii Use Al half-psst seven
O'Clock, precisely on one Of the most en-
chanting scenes ever witnessed IN Menu hls.
A magnificent Fairy Island with a group OF
beautiful little Fairies. Nynphs and Cupids,
a-Lired IN the most eUQ uisite apparel o silver,
with wings u silver, an dazzling like the sun
riy away into their celestial home, while at
the end OF The ErOtio. upon high rocks, are
seen two magnificent Fairy queens sttired
In the most costly apparel OF gold. wings OF
EOlt-theIr golden crowns gltttertng with
diam JudS and precious stones-and with their
golden wands direct their lovely, celestial
little Fairies. Nymphs and Cupids throu IN
The most bewitching Grecisn attitudes, flying
steps, neauttiul Grand ERS de Deux, and the
Academy OF PARIS when me neautli al
Queens, one by one. descend into the FRiry
circle and dance the Grand shadow Dance of
annie Els4er, AMI the Grand Pas SeJus in
Ia bayadsre consisting Of three grand parts
with twelve magnificent dgures, and with
most scientific step, nom he Royal Academy
Uf Paris-the famlu Shadow Dance OF Fan
ME Ellsier being one OF the finest conee ptions
% an By that great alilsi- II would be impos-
-tole 20 give 8 proper description OF IL. IL
must be seen 10 be realized.
. The celebrated American SailouS Horn
pipe by Esplnosas IN twelve beautiful and
comic parts, 70 be danced by little Sailors 10
fulI sailor costume.
S. The Grand Cschucha OF Fannie EllsIer.
with the entire twelve magnificent parts, %
De danced g. p Grand Pas eeul.
8. The magnificent CraoOvienne OF Madame
Celeste, as danced in Poland, with twelve
s. The graceful and beautiful spanish Bo-
Zero, a grand Pas de DeuX, or Duet, danced
with Tam bOurineS-
s. Toe dashing and brilliant Grand Pas
-tyrieune, by Mons. HiuaTiott, y most oeauti-
fui Pas de Deux. OF Duet.
=. The beautiful Spanish ZingsreIla Il very
pretty Pas de DeuN, or Duet.
=. The Grand Bohemian Opera Polka Com
ille, a. danced by the forty Nienne Children,
curing their visit 70 the United Ststes-a most
dsshing composition Of twelve besntiful
parts.
2. The Grand scotch Highland Fling
Mcdonald, with twelve beautiful parts, Is
danced in scotland.
l1. The magnificent Imperial Waltz Quad
nile, Eugene OF France entirely new, very
brilliant and graceful
n. The beautiful Partisan Nsrietles-very
da,hing and very fashionable all over Europe
and America
- Grand Polish Opera MszOurks.
For the convenience OF our patrons the
space N mont OF the stage will be greatly en-
larsed BY the removal Of some OF the goods.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR ADMISSION. !
special Excursion TraiRs viii be run 70 give
our friends out OF the city an opportunity 70 I
attend.
Admission only Is cents.
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2lru, A
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On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2lrH, A
GRAND HAsQUERADE BALL
Al the Exposition Building, particulars o.
which win Be duly announced. nOvIl
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special Excursion TrsiRs viii be run 20 give
our friends out Of the city an opportunity 70
attend.
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For Hickman. COium bus. Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer ST. GENEVIEVE, rL n
George ~ ~, tol
Leaves es above THIS DAY, Nov. l2Ih, al ,
O'Clock pm. = AD. SIOhAs
Sup't Mississippi River Elevator CoInpany.
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AND EXHIBITION OF FANCY DANCING
BY the pupils Of his academy, presenting the
LuLLnuIng magnLdcenr
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For the convenience OF our patrons tbs
space N mont OF the stage will be greatly en-.
lsrsed BY the removal Of some OF the goods
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This Evening st S o'clock,
The Iaugusbls Comic Psutomime, entitled
FLIP AND FLOP.

which has been put upon the stage with New
scenery. Magnificent Costumes, and which
gave the audience so much pleasure LAS
night. VIII again be preSent ed with New Ne
chanical Tricks and scenic Elects, including
the GRAND ThANsFOR NATION SCENE.