Dramatis Personæ.

The Preface.
The Index.
A Locksmith.
Cupid.
A Colored Dude.
A Colored Laundress.
A Colored Policeman.
A Violet.
A Daffodil.
A Lily-of-the-Valley.
A Ghost.
First Pitcher.
Second Pitcher.
A Fashionable Lady.
A Fashionable Gentleman.
A Tin Mouse.

COSTUMES FOR THE PLAY.

Preface.—A dress of white muslin or paper cambric. A small muslin apron entirely covered, except the hem, with printed words. A white ribbon, with "Preface" in black capitals, extending from the right shoulder diagonally to the waist, where it ends under a bow of red ribbon. On the right shoulder a red bow. The flowing hair is crowned by a dainty muslin cap trimmed with a knot of red ribbon.

Index.—A white suit. Belt bearing his name in black letters.

Violet.—A dress of fluffy material—pale lavender, with violets of deeper shade falling in a fringe around a low neck.

Daffodil.—Same in yellow.

Lily-of-the-Valley.—A white tulle with delicate green over-dress. Puffed white sleeves with ruffles of green. A bunch of lilies-of-the-valley on one shoulder.

Locksmith.—Ragged trousers, shirt, and large brown holland apron. Bunches of keys hanging from his waist.

Cupid.—Flesh-colored tights and pink trunks, quiver, and arrows.