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the city, fremont street, as every body knows,
which gives 1t great advantage as a place OF pub
lie amusement and exhibition. There is very
excellent company here. including Harry Smith
and Mrs. Barrett: two Boston favories | wit
messed &C AS You Like IT, performed here a few
nights since, ,and really surprised at the strength
and capacity of the company. The house Is ire.
quented by the first circles in town, and is actu-
ally thronged nightly, being acknowledged by all
to De most unexceptionable place of amusement.
Mr. kimball, the proprietor, is making a fortune.
Our State Legislature, still in session, have done
little, thus far beside granting railroad and busi-
ness charters. They have talked some about
Texas, Oregon, New Brunswick, the Canadss, &C.
but shocking mess they make of it altogether
Its curious sight to go into the hall, and the
heterogeneous macs OF human nature there congre-
gated.


Cheap literature and the periodical business are
exceedingly prosperous just now. Reddng and
Co. being The oldest and most extensive esta-
blishment, take the lead here. / congratulate you
on having such faithful agents in this city for your
highly popular Journal.


One or two days of warm ran and smiling
sun have lowered our snow banks.


Yours, truly, B.