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THE CHURCHILL INVESTIGATION.
The Committee NOT Yet AdIOuE ned
The War ON Gamblers.

Special 10 the Appeal:l
LITTLE Rock, April s-The Churchill in
vesfigating committee did not adjourn 10 day
as was expected. Rumor says more wit
nssaes ara TO bs summoned.
The city authorities commence the en-
forcement Of neS rule on the gamblers TO-
night, requiring them to close up at mid
night. At Hot Springs war has been de-
clared against them, Joe Molen's place hav-
ing been raided aud the devices burned.
The probability is that Chief of Police
Counts, of this city, will be reelected Mon
day night by the council.
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Lambs for the North,

II is reported that movement has CON-
meneed in the South, which should hayf
commenced years ago, for supplying the
Northern market with early lambs and
chickens. No farm products sell for so high
price as these articles. They rank among
the most expensive luxuries. To bring the
highest prices, however, they must be in
market very early. With our present rail
way facilities it is comparatively easy TO
bring lambs and chickens from the South
and 10 have them in Northern markets long
before they can be raised here, without great
trouble and expense. There is every reason
for believing that the production OF early
chickens and lambs for the Northern market
could be made very profitable in the South.
With suitable cars they could be sent alive
and, if the weather is tolerably cool, they
could be sent after they are dressed.
ID. HIRsCH d Co.'s Old udss cigars, factory
e73, Sd Coliec. Dist. n, Y are best, for 26e
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Insolvency Notice.

No 4Sso-Stats Of Tennessee s.teit,y COUNTY Caiea
County Court clerk. Memphis Tenn. Aurii \
snd as such Administrator OF John Fiuley Means
deceased ~s
IL AVlNG suggested the insolvency Of the e.tate
Ii OF John Finley Mesns deceass-d COO ~
nessoy of.leIed 70 give natiee - advertisement ia
s0r9e ne SsfAEer FssItIsiGa within Iae saiu atate
and also At the courthouse door OF Elelby county
Tor al pers1ns having claims against said estate a.
sppeAr and nie The sane with the Clerk oI The
County COnrr. authenticated 10 the manner pre-
sefloed by law on or before the nth day Of JriT.
lss2; ana any Cain not filed on or before -al1
DAY, or before an appropriation 81 the inn1s "a
said estate Is made gha J b. forever barred. 10Th
in law and equity Wituesk my hand. a. once
this 5th day Of pal i-5Z- DNEN Dh 4 f-ki CLERK
BIZ Hugh h. cullen. Deputy Clsrs-
Notice Il hereby given a. above dIfected. This
April o. iss2 JOHN LOAGuE,
tue Pubic Administrator
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The fruit crop in Hamilton county is not
hurt by the frost
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OUR special from Nashville is mainly
made up Of the report OF the Legislative
Bribery and Corruption Investigating Com
miitee resolution based upon 1t was
pissed by the Senate declaring Senator
Morgan not guilty OF the charges alleged,
aud Il resolution esusuring Smith and Bar
rett was laid owe r until Monday.
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MEMPHIs enterprise again shows itself in
new industrial institution known as the
Enierl rise Milling and Manufacturing es-
tabl,shment, of which I. 3. Sims is pre- 81
dent and j. w. Caldwell secretary. Tn,
dir, ctory is composed of citizens OF well
known social worth and business capac.tyi
and success is already assured.
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REPRESENTATIVE ALLEN, Of Missouri, for
many years president Of the Iron Mountain
railroad, and conspicuous as an industrial
leader in hat Stale, departed this life yetter-
dxs, full Of years AMI honors, leaving behind
him a good record as a faithful worker, a
good citiz 20, and beloved husband, fsther
and ffiAnd
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SENSATIONAL RUMOR
That Governor Crfitenden Had Been
Aksassfnnfed Denied.

CHICAGO April S.--The sensational rumor
received here last night that Governor Crit
| tenden assassinated was entirely ground
less. The Associated Press made an imme-
diate inquiry from Kansts City and got a
contradiction. The rumor was not then
deemed worthy OF notice, and would not now
except that the rumor seems to have reached
other cities without the contradiction.
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very happy in co.'s.

THE Brooklyn Eagle reminds us that "tt e
swelling dema of the Stsr-route lhievt s
for an immediate trial which last July
swoke the echoes of the capital has dwindled
sw,y to an inaudibie murmur." Ex-Post
mast .r General Jewell has entered the field
ss an expert, and insists that Dorsey and his
companions shall be made to suffer. In the
meantime, as the Philadelphia North Ane'i'
Can Gays, at may as we'll be understood that
Mr. Brewster will-pot try the Star-route
way. II Is not The Way Of srSIswy.r
knows anythiog about law. II IS ro--.I.
way to further the ends of Justice. II 6
courts are open and the machinery is all in
order. The true policy is to make ample
preparation and then see to il that no guilty
man shall seape"
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A snspieioua Transaction.

NEW YORK, April 5-Two men attempted
this afternoon to sell, at brokers Office, city
bonds of the city of ST. Joseph, Mo, to the
amount OF 100000, for eighty cents on the
dollar. The bonds are only negotiable for
other bonds. This transaction excited sus-
picion, and the men were handed over 10 the
police and taken to headquarters, where they
gave the names OF James Irving ard Joseph
Fisk. The bonds were examined by the
financial agent of the city of st. Joseph, and
found to be genuine. The bonds are sup
posed TO have been stolen. The bonds are 100
four per cent. bonds OF the denomination of
EIuan
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Mar.I,aI wharton. Tu.eraI.

New ORLEANS, April S-The fig over
the customhouse is at half-mast, and the
United States courts adjourned in respect 10
the memory OF the late United States mar
shall, General JACK Wharton. At the fun
eral services this afternoon large number
of Federal, State and city officials and eiti-
zens were present The remains were es-
corted 10 the jackson depot and forwarded d
10 MARYLAND for interInent
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. CORNERs'' ''AND"FUTUREs."
The whole System DemOraIizing 10
Commerce and the Public Interest.

NEW YORK, April S.-The Stale Senate
committee to investigate CORNERS" and deal
ing IN cultures" met to-day. Chauncey NJ.
Depev testified that corners We're formed in
the West, principally in Chicago. lie con-
sidered them very injurious to business, as
N-w York was obliged 10 get her supply
from the West. The railroads were also, he
said, injurously affected by "corneriug."
President ii. J. Jewett, of the Erie railroad, /,
looked on cornering as very demoralizing
and a species of gambling. The railroad,
he said, had Tuff-red greatly by the practice,
which he thought conld be stopped by legis-
lation in Illinois but not in New York State.
He knew no remedy except in legislation,
and regarded the whole system demoral-
izing TO commerce and public interests.
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SENATE APpoRrIoNMENr COMMITTEE.

The Speaker appointed Messrs. Alexander,
Watson, Hill, Rankin, Brown, and Smith, OF
Feniress, ON the congressional redistricting
committee.
The Davidson County Democratic Execu-
tive Committees harmonized to-day.
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ANOTHER cyclone visited Kansas last
night, doirg much damage near Abilene,
Junction City, EldorAdo and other places in
lhd section Of the Stale. Houses and fences
were demolished, trees blown down and stock
klII.d Several live. Eere lost.
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The smoke Nuisance.

CINcINSATI, April S.-The smoke inspec.
tor, appointed under The recent ordinance
has begun prosecuting where he considers
there has not been reasonable eforrs 10 con-
form to the requirements of the ordinance
Warrants were issued to-day for the arrest oi
the proprietors of two leading hotels, and
they will have hearing Mnnday
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Public Sale of Fort Pickering Lots

WE WILL SKILL or TUESDAY. TIE isrH
w day uf April next AT the southw west csarneT
Of Main and Madison streets. THIRTY lots he
ing all Of BLOCK 3, Fort Pickering. frontine a,
These lots are very elevated and centrally I..,sts
having q fun view OF the river above and hslr.r-
purposes. This Hock No. was known a. 81 = 49,
mer residence OF fhe late Colonel W. b Morr3s
and as early Is t!nlfiy nye (Ssl Years ago wss re-
win be positive. AND TERMs CASH Titles 1sse n,'e
quektionable, ana TAXES ALL PAID me ssia
VIII Deeln ~ = ~ Q clock 11te-papers plans ana
maps can De seen az our ofies tlii dsv 81 ssia
r W ROfSfER d co. Auetionesr-
At same time and place will sen TWO bsndsS,r,,.
Kesidenee Lots. each 81 by leo on sonth 80 ,s
Ge9rgia street, South Memphis IN BIocs 81 i,fs a
and 10. lying between Sixth and Sevenfl sireasr.
1ne neighborhood: near depot grounds Of 3 and
N pand n and T. r. K % anu
RoYsTER d Co, Auetioneers,
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IL Was Not OreI Man Render.

ST. LOUIS, April S.-.A special to the Post
Dispdieh from Fort Scott, Ks, says that
Jacob Bales, under arrest in ST. Louis
charged with being DID man Bender, the
Kansas iend, is well known in that county.
He has lived about Unioniown for many
years. Bales will now probably be released
by the chief Of police here
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Memph,. Rroou f.r..,.

Will give public drill at Exposition build.
ing Wednesday evening, .12.h instant. Ad-
mission, fifty cents. The proceeds are TO be
applied to the building fund OF Central Meth.
odIst Episcopal church, for the purpose OF
completing the tower and putting a new roof
on TIE bnildinO
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Lohuon society
The accomplishments of her majesty as a
liDguist and politician are indeed rem rka-
bic. She has always possessed a real ovntrol
over me foreign office. Sir Robert Peel was
very careful 10 explain to her that, while a
constitutional monarch, che had real, inde
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saa,h Carolina EIee,lo. C,...-

CHARLtsroS, S. C., April SIN the
United States Circuit Court Judge Bond
oyerrnied the motion 10 quash the infs..nz-
ton Med by the dlstrict-aitosneY r.s the cleo
ilon cases he dlsiEist-aitofney then moved
10 be SLOWED "a anne nd the Information fisd
in the tsichiand eases by adding the chsrge
OF conspiraey under the Revised Sistutes
The court overruled this motion also.
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MnFGAN ENnNEpArFn

resolution was adopted generating
Speaker Morgan. The resolution censnri6g
Senator Saith, Of Fentress, and Barrett, will
lie over until Monday, at which time Smith
will arrive hf re
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RUSSIA,
HUSSIA.
TIE CORONATION OF THE CAR.

THE COkONAIION VI THE CLAh
-sT. PETERsBURG, April S-Because of The
ACTIVITY of the nihilists of .Morcow the que-
tioh If holding the coronation of the ear
elsewhere is being seriously discussed.
ANOTHER OFFICIAL AssAssINATED.
According TO telegram Just received here
from Kiev another official has been assassi-
mated by the nihilists.
WILL DISPENSE WITH THE CUSTOMARY CERE
MONIES.
1t is officially announced that the emperor
and empress will rot make state visit tC
the cathedral as is customary at this season
moi hold a subsequent reception.
THE RECENT oUTRAGEs ON THE JEWS.
The GOlos reports that corps were sent from
Odessa, Bender and Nj; Jeff to the town
an6 district of Anareff, account of dis
iurbances created by peasants on the 2d in
slant, which was market day. An attscE
was made on shops and houses belonging tC
Jews at Walegojulawo, and thirty shops and
eighty houses were destroyed.
ATTACKS UPON THE JEWS RENEWED.
VIENNA, April SIT is stated that attack:
upon the Jews in southern Russia have re
commenced. In one city Jewish shops wer,
seton fire with petroleum.
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The Cincinnati May Festival.

The fifth Cincinnati May Musical Festival
will take place under the auspices of the
Festival Association, and the direction Of
Theodore Thomas, May 18th, Eth, 18th and
10Th, at Music Hall in that city. 1t
promises TO surpass, in the merit of
its ch, rus and the excellence of its soloists,
any of its predecessors. The chorus, num-
beriEg over GOO voices, has been carefully
trained for the past two years; first, under
the direction of Michael Brand, and, for the
greater part, under the efficient discipline OF
ARTHUR Aees. 1t has, besides, the advantage
Of success in the four preceding festivals,
and in this particular may claim superiority
over the choruses of the Chicago and New
York Festivals The principal choral works
to be performed are Buers Passion Mgzje
(accordine to st. Matthew. MoZart's Rs.asieul,
Schumann's Faust, Berlioz's Fs.H Of Troy, and
the DettinQeR Is Deuu. The soloists will he
as follows; Sopranos-Frau Amalie Fried
rich Msterna, Mrs. T. A line Osgood, Mrs
Elisabeth Metlich, Miss Adah L. Wilson, Miss
Elenora Kspp; Ahos-Miss Annie Louise
Cary, Miss Emma Crsncb; TROrs-Mr. VIM.
Candidus, Mr. Theodore j. Toedt. Bases -
Mr.. George Henschel, Mr.. Franz Remmertz
Mr.. S. J. Sullivan, Mr.. MYron W. Whitney.
Mr.. George + Whiting viii preside at the
organ; Mr.. Herman Brandt will play the
violin, and Mr.. +. nie;z the lIuu.i.st solos.
There viii also lie an assistant choir OF 100
boys from the public schools. Nine. Ma
terna, the acknowledged pT1na d0nHa OF dra-
matte music vino WAS selected by Wagner to
create "Bruennhilde" in Der Ring o. Nise-
hln3en, at the Bayreglh festival, AND Who an
her return TO Europe will eseAie the leading
Toss in Par-ilo!, will sing in the finale to the
,IoefteTdIenialsT A feature OF the festival
will b. Wagner matinee-that is devoted
exclusively 70 the production OF Wagnrriap
music. There will be four s7eBieg and
three afternoon .,-rfnfmalsss, max Ing reyen
in all The f~sEEal 9ckessra viii he eoEa-
posed Of oyer l5iI artists, xiah Mr.. Thomsss
New York orchestra 40 its nucleus, and in
Guiding iIa best musicians in the country,
The hall has capacity of over 7eee, anu
stage accommodating 800 performers. The
auction sale Of sSason tickets will begia al
College hall on Monday morning, April I.th-
Persons residing at distance from Gncin-
nsti can obtain r.serVed seats By addressing
William Hobart, secretary OF the association.
Season tickets will be Sl2, reserved seat for
single concert g, and general admission 81.
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LAWRENCE BARRETT

The second event Of the week will be the
appearance of Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, the
tragedian, in a round of plays. Thursday
he will present Yoriek's Lore for the first
time in this city, with the following cast:
Master Yoriek, Comedian OF Globe Theater.--.
Master Walton, Leading Actor Globe Theater..
Master eywood Manager io6e f Eoes
Master Edmund, Pro.ege Of Ioriek %. Skinner
Master Woodford. Author of New Play g. Plunkett
Gregory. an old servant of Yorick..-B G.. Rogers.
Thomas. Prompter OF Globe Theater.A Il. Riddle.
Philip. Servants OF Warener, Charles Rolfe.
Ms1res ee ee VIE II Miss wai1%Igh 9n
Mistress Dorothy, Maid 10 Alice. Miss P4unkett.
Tie argument of the play is az follows:
"The time OF the play is in the days of
Shak, speare; the plot very strong but sim
pie one 'Yorick,' the comed dian of the Globe
Theater, is married 10 Mistress Alice, the
leading lady st The same playhouse, who is
very beautiful woman, and much his junior.
His foster son, Edmund also an actor, who
owes everything in life TO 'Yorick,' falls in
love with 'Alicr.' and she returns that affrc-
ton. WALTON the leading ac;or oil the
Globe, discovers their love, and being ieal-
ous of 'Yorick' professionally, concludes to
acquaint him with the state Of affairs. Mas
ter Haywood the manager OF the theater,
also has not ced that the two have fallen in
love, and endeavors to keep the knowledge
from 'Yorick' master Woodford' has writ
ten play in which the chief characters are
loving husband, faithless wife, and an
ungratefuI ward. These characters are
taken by 'Yorick,' Mistress Alice and Mas
ter Edmund, and graduslly the truth is
unfolded until the end of the play.
The last act is on the stage at the Globe
Theater, AMI during the scene Walton
hands 'Yorick' letter written by Edmund
to Alice 'Yorick' becomes infnriated, and,
in the fencing scene, aciuaIIy kills Edmund"
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Insolvency Notice.

No. 4556-siate Of Tennessee. Shelby counfr-llf
nee County Court Clerk, Memphis Tenn. Apri
aud as such Administrator Of j n Hnde-rosi
deceased
II AEIhG suggested the insolvency of the estatf
i OF !. l. Anderson deceased you a. berei,F
ordered 70 give notice, by advertisement IN s0ne
h,seslaLer Pnb!shed within the said state and
also Al the CourtbOuse door OF Shelby cos,ntv f5r
All persons having claims against SAD estsH H 70 a.,
pear and Die the saneHith the Clerk Of the C0unfy
Court authenticated Ia the manner ureserfo1d f,s
law, on or before the 10Th day Of Julv Issz
ahd any claim not fied on or before said dsv O
before an approIf atiOn Of the funds Of aid eatf
u made shall be forever barred both In law nDc
equity Witness my hand al once This ar dsy
oi ARTil. Is,k OWEN DXYEK, CLERK.
~ Hugh r. Cullen. Deputy Clerk
Of April. IsS2-
JOHN IoAGTrE I.rillIc aa..r.-........
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ESTABLISH ED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

FOR Tennessee and tEe ohio valley, partly
cloudy ,seaf6er and rain, edsierty, shifting ID
southerly riHds, falling, oorred by rising b1rOD-
e-sc, stationary temperature.
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ST. LOUIS, April S.-Senator Losan, of llli-
nois, did not proceed TO Hot Springs as tele-
graphed yesterday. He is 30 unwell that lac
is remaining over at the Southern Hotel, and
may probably stop here several days lie
is accompanied by Ex-senator Chafiee, Oi
Colorado
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A REIGN OF TERROR
In IreIand-Remarkable Picture Of the
Condition OF the COuntry-Mr.
Gladstone Denounced
As Being Responsible for the Bad State
OF Afiairs-Outrages Upon Jews
in Russia Renewed.

iONDoN, April S.-During March imports
increased 81 ,20O, 900, and exports increased
81 100000, compared with The same period
l1s. year
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smaIIpox nj Ciuetnua,,

! CINcISNATI, April s-Deaths from small
| pox IN this city for the week ending to-
night, 90; new cases 135; under treat
! ment 200
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Queen Victoria.

A PREDICAMENT.-Twoo'c o'clock in the morn-
ing-sleet ON the sidewalk-baby got the
Group, and no DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in the
house
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ADJUSTMENTS.
F. c. Burnand's Satirical Comedy, The
Colonel, at Leubrie's for Three
Nights OF the Week.
Appearance Of Mr.. Lawrence Barrett In
YOrick's Love and a Round Of
Good Plays.

The coming week will bring novel, and, ii
report be true, attractive amusements at the
Theater. For the first three nights the
Theater patrons will have Mr.. F. G. Burn
and's latest comedy. The Colonel, which has
been running in London long time. Ii is
said to be severe and enjoyable satire on
fashionable aestheticism. The following is
The sinrv of
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VOIIOh BtIt BuIIetIn.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 7, 1852. 5 pm.
Average
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A TELEGRAM from New Orleans last night
is to the effect that the river is falling and
the situation generally is improving.
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Senator Logan serioasIy M al 81. Lou,.

CoRss cause more suffering than neuralgia
German Corn Remover easily cures them
95c. Druggists.
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The BeaaiiraI opera az saoI..p u

2. rords splendid opera company 10 ouI
city, which will commence Monday, the l7th
instant, they will give Iecocq's musicsl gem
MsaoJa. Like Patience, this opera abounds
with catching ballads, which linger in the
ear until they become familiar melodies.
The argument of the opera is as follows:
The scene opens in the hall OF the palace Of
"Dom Brasiero," the governor of one Of the
Portuguese provinces, near the Spanish bor-
der, which is kept constantly in petty state
OF warfare, repelling the incursions o, the bel
ligefent Spanish. In tEs hall are gathered
the retainors of the baron and the ladies of
the household, who are discussing the mar
riags OF their master and examining tAe
trOukea9 of ths bride, hourly expected from
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REGARDS IT AS MEDDLEsoME INTERFERENCE
BERLIN, April S.-The German press, in
commenting on the Intervention of President
Arthur in the case of DIR. Lsmson, regard il
a. unjustihable and meddlesome interference,
particularly as it comes from country
which upholds the Monroe doctrine.
RETURNS THANKS THROUGH THE PRESS.
bismarck, returning thanks for his birth
day congratulations through the North CIR
nsIa Gazete, says his lessened capacity for
writing renders it impossible for him 10
answer all his friends personally.
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THE COLONEL:

Orchard Forester" good fellow, but
lacking trmness Of character, is alienated
from the comforts of his home by the intru-
sion Of Lambert Sireyke," professor, lee
turer, and art critic, who gains complete con-
troll of "Lady Tompkins," a dragon OF a
moth-r-in-law, and her daughter olive,
"Forrester's" limp and ultra-intense wife.
"Streyke" is humbug, whose sole aim it Is
To secure Lady Tompkins's" millions by
marrying her, and TO obtain for his nephew
formerly AN apothecary's assistant, but now
long haired pre-Raphaelite artist" whose
name has bsen chaRg, d, with his occupation,
pot of money by bringing about a match be-
tween him and "Nellie," "Forrester's" hoy
den sister and an heiress "Forresterp ex-
cuses his frequent absences on the ground
that he is going fishing and, under the a.
sumed name of "Fisher," representing him
self 10 be bachelor, enters into a perilous
Irritation with "Mrs. Blythe" young and
charming widow. Thus matters stand, when
Colonel Woodd," Of the United States cav
airy, the deus eE machind of the play, and
COOL clear headed, sensible man, comes upon
the scene, unmasks the professor, and kicks
out his nephew, deposes the moiher-in-law,
reunitts the estranged husband and wife,
gives "Nellie" to Edward Langton." the
man of her choice, and marries the widow
himself Mr.. Burnand has been very happy
in his treatment of the story. His charac-
ters are as cleyerly drawn as the figures in
Du Maurier's admirable cartoons, and the
derotees of the "transcendental in art" are
contrssted with the representatives. of good,
sound, nineteenth century common sense,
with a skill that hightens the eff, ct OF the
por;raiture of both classes.
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nIEh

IEHI.-SFsaay night. April :. 1852. IufAnt son Of
Louis p and Alice " Jehl. Was buried SATURDAY
afternoon a. O'Clock
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A POSITIVE cure for malaria, digestive and
urinary troubles is found in Browns Iron Filters