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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all concerned or in
II tere>ted, that the undersigned has obtained
from the Judge of the Probate Court Of Pike co.
No., letters of administration on the estate o
Watson w. Sibley, deceased, bearing date the It'll
day of March, 1851.
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby required 10 exhibit them for allowance
within one year from the dale of said letters anC
If the same are not properly exhibited within three
years from said date, they will be forever barred.
JAMES r. PATTON, admir-.
march 18th lS5l-3w
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NEW GOODS.

TUSTRECEIvED direct from BOSTON, NEW
81 YORK s. PHILADELPHIA VIA St. LOUIS
and now opening in LOUISIANA, Mo-, by
E. G. McQU1E,
The Largest and Best stock of Goods he
has ever offered in this nm a
Hiss selections have been made with great care:
and are very superior in Quality and Style. IL
is an old experienced dealer-has no Partially in
trade for any party, sect or sex-iHvites all to cal
and examine his Goods, and those who buy fol
particular.
He will pay cash or goods for country produce.
sell on his usual terms on account. or g%LOWER
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTY FOR
.CASH!! 1EE March 18th, 1850. ]r-
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VIRGINIA WAGON MAKING,

DICNARD NJ. PENN, having leased the shop
10 formerly occupied by Ezekiel r. Glasby as
a Wagon Makers shop. in the city of Louisiana,
is now prepared to execute all work in his line Of
business with fidelity and despatch. Having been
engaged in the Wagon and Carriage making bust
ness for some time, and being determined to use
only the best materials, he hopes TO receive the
calls of all who desire to purchase work Of the
best quality. His prices for new work and re-
pairs shall be as low as those of any other work
man, and he will warrant his " ork 70 give salts.
faction in all cases where satisfaction CAN be Civ
ZEN. RICHARD NJ. PENN.
October 18th. lS50-tf
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WONDERS HAVE ALL CEASED!
TNHE subscriber takes this method Of INFORM
ing the citizens of Louisiana, and Pike
county generally, that he has located himself al
the store house formerly occupied by DR.. Wise,
one door north of o. c. Tinker's which he has
|reftted, and filled with choice selection Of goods
of all qualities and descriptions, such az
Prints, .Alpncas, yMousiin Delains, Marines,
|. Gingham's, Ribbons and Fowers,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
&C., &c. &C.,
land I would say to Democrats, Wings and Free
ISoiIers, that the time has come again, when the
winds Of the north and the %pittiless storms Of
winter will sweep in all their fury over the
land, when the human body will require protec-
Ition from the chilling embraces Of old Boreas;-
you will therefore find it to your advantage tc
call at my store, where you will find the most
splendid and fashionable assortment Of Clothing
ever offered in this city,
-coEsIsTING Or
OVER COATS, DRESS COATS, SACKS
PANTS by the hundred, VESTS by the
load, POCKET HANDKERCHlEFS
COLLARS, CRAVATS. WOOL
LEN SHIRTS, SUSPEND
ERS, &C., &c.
The subscriber, thankful to This community fol
their past liberal patronage, hopes by strict at
%tentien and fair prices, a continuance OF their Ia
Ivors. J. RICHAKDSoN,
Main street, Louisiana Mo
December At, 1850. ly--
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E N OF LIFE.
N S

Battle the parts we'll with the Liuiment two o.
three times a day, s~teaming it with a hot iron
when practicable, or heat it before the fire.
Keep dry and warm, avoiding getting wet. Of
taking cold as much as possible. For some dis
eases, a particular attention is required, and ths
use Of a salve prepared by himself, called Ma
gees salve No. L. i
E. DRAPER & BROS, general Agents.
Louisiana, Mo-, to whom all applications must
be made. for Medicine or Agencies. =
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A STATE MILLS.

DAY STATE SHAWLS AND MANTLES. oil
Id the latest and most approved styles, will be
furnished by the subscribers. at the very Lowest
prices. Purchasers will please notice that the
genuine Bay State fabrics bearticket respond.
ing with the above cut, and they will also be dis
tinsuished from all wooden shawls, by their supe'
rior finish, fine texture, and brilliancy Of colors.
Orders solicited from all sections ofthe country
and the same will be promptly attended to. Fol
sale at wholesale by
BROWNLEE, HOMER & CO.,
No. IS, Main street
And at retail by
RUTHERFORD & DAY,
Nos. l32. 1874, Market ST.
ELLIOTT& CAUCHOIS.
No.. 9 Main cor. Market.
Sept. / 1850.
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BOOK STORE!
AMOS H. ShULTZ.
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLER,

STATIONER& PAPER DEALER,
No. 1876 North .hin Street, 81. Louis, opposite
the Bank of Missouri,
WILL fill orders at wholesale, as low as any
w other house in the western country. My
purchaseseastbeing nearly allfor cash, l feelcer-
tain that ] can offer as great inducements to Gus
omers as any other house y est.
Biographies.
5000 Mitchell, Olney and Smith,
$500 Mitchell and Smiths Primary,
1000 Parleys Geography.
Spoilers.
10000 Elementary and Eclectic,
1000 Comley, Fowle and Town.
.Arahmetics>
$500 Smith, Pike and Colburn,
5000 Davies, Smiley and Adams,
1000 Ray and Emerson, parts I, 2,3.
GrammdrS.
5000 Smith, Kirkham and Chandler,
5000 ComIey, Murray and Brown.
In addition to these, | have a full supply OF
Primmers. Readers, Histories, Dictionaries, Phi
losophies, Chemistries. Phisioloeies. Geologies,
Rhetcrics, &c. Als,; Law, Mdical. and CLASH
cal works.
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n NOTICE.
g.
no all the world and the ssrest Of man.
kimd.0

kind"
KENNEDY & CO.,
4 RE now in receipt Of the largest. finest
~ most fashionable and best stock Of Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, Perfumeries, sc. &C., eve,
Offered in Louisiana. Also, Conlectionaries
fine Chewing Tobacco and Cigars, and a variety
of other doings, too numerous to notice, which
they will sell VERY CHEAP for cash, or in ex'
chang ;or old gold aad silver, or even California
dust. KENNEDY g. co.
l. a~lisiana, Dec. 9th, 1850.
N. b. They have ALSO a lot Of Cheap Jewelry
such as is sometimes kept in Dry Goods Stores
which they will give away, if they don't sci
cheaper than any others. 3m
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loo Quick..COme Quick!-.Great Reduc.
ton of PriCesi
THE undersigned begs leave to return his &C
Il acknowledgements to the good citizens of this
city, and the public at large, for their liberal pat
ronage during the lastthree years, and also TO ten
der his saddle horses, hacks, buggies, and person
al services, as well as the services Of other expe
irienced drivers, TO convey passengers TO and from
all points accessible in the country. His price,
to and from the following places arc asfollows:
To Bowling Green 30 cents.
To Noix Creek church, 90 do
To Buffalo church, or Springs, 90 do
Other conveyances and distances on the mos
reasonable terrPs. H. w. p. WOOTTEN.
June 18th, 1S50.-f
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Great Extravaganza.

7 Have Just received and am now opening a new
4 and splendid assortment Of FURNITURE,
'comrcsedn of Dress and plain Mahogany and Wal
nut front Bureaus; low post and teas'er BedStesds,
cane seat, French and common Chairs. Work
Stands, Wash Stands and Candle Stands, Lounges
and Mattresses, Presses, Rocking Chairs, Cnbs,
and other articles too tedious TO mention, which |
will sell cheaper than Furniture ever has been
sold in this place at regular business.
Please call at the old stand Of Brice s Young,
IN Bartlett's Row, on Georgia street. and judge
for yourselves. Leave your credit at home, aud
bring your money or produce, and l vii! insure
|you a bargain. .
Old furniture repaired on reasonable terms. or
new made to order. }. YOUNG. r
Louisiana, Nov. 18th, le50.-ly.
IT. Collins made at the shortes notice, and
on reasonable terms, BY ]. YOUNG.
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MAKING & BLsCKSMETHING

'T1IE undersigned begs leave TO return his thank.
L 10 his friends aud customers, for the liberal
patronage extended TO him, and takes this method
Of reminding them that he is still at his old stand,
on Georgia street, Louisiana, prepared to execute
all kinds Of work appertaining I"
CARRIAGE OR WAGON MAKING,
including both the WOOD and IRON WORK. EsPe-
ciaI attention will be paid to all jobs Of black.
smithing for farmers. Though he never worked
i'm St. Louis himself, he has a hand WHO DID, and
another that passed through that city. Farmers.
give me r call. J.J. STONE.
Louisiana, Aug. 2Sth, lS50.-6m.
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? THE subscribers having commemorative cab.
met making business in this city. are pre-.
pared TO accommodate those wishing any article
in our line, from the %plainest TO the finest furni.
ture. From an experience Of more than ffteer
years in this business, and having permanently
located in Louisiana, we are determined TO make
honest work, and as cheap as the cheapest man.
ufactured in the county.
Our shop is three doors north oil. N. Brysor
s. Co., on Main street, the sa6leformerly occu.
pied by ]. A. Stevens.
ROBERT S. STROTHER,
ROBERT SMELL.
September Cd, 1850.
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TOBACCO PREMIUMS AT PLANTERS
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, ST. LOUIS.
To the Planters OF Tobacco i'm Missouri.
.MHE undersigned, proprietors of the Planters
Tobacco Warehouse, hereby offer the usual
annual premium for the four best hogsheads Of to-
.bacco, the growth of 1850, raised in this State;
the p~remiumsto be awarded on Thursday, the 21st
day of June, 1851, viz:
$50 for the first premium hogshead manufac-
turing tobacco.
$25 for the second premium hogshead manufac-
turing tobacco.
$50 for the first premium hid. shipping tobacco.
$25 for tho second " "
Judges to be appointed by the planters or their
and the premiums paid accordingly.
BERTHOUD & SON.
! January 18th, 1851.
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GEORGE WOOD.
MIG y.

MOULD announce to the good people of Pike,
III that he keeps constantly on hand a general
assortment of all kinds Of articles in the
SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFAC-
TURING LINE,
IconSistinc of the following articles in part, tn-wit:
Ladies' aud Gentlemen'S Saddles Of various quail
tiles and prices, from the plainest PidgeoBto
the Loftiest Mexicsne, brides for ladies
and gentlemen, from the plainest ring
bit, to n splendid Jenny Lind bit
and braddoon, together with
various qualities Of Mar
tingals, attached
or detached.
Fancy Silver and brass plated Buggy Harness.
Short Tug or two horse do do
~Iapaned or black mounted do do
Leather Trace carriage, do
Wagon common, do
Horse collars, all sizes, qualities and prices. back
bands, belly bands, breech bands, blind brides
CHECK and Single lines, Whips Of various kinds.
buggy, wagoners, Drayman's and Drovers de-
tached Whip Lashes, interlinked breast Chains
Trunks, large travelling, and Valices, Carpe'
bags, Saddle bags, Chapnltepec Oyershoe>, be
sides various articles too tedious TO mention, all o.
which will be sold very low for Cash, or eN
changed for most of the productions of tb- coun'
TRY.
In addition to the above, he keeps constantly
lon hand and for sale BY the hundred, or less guam
Itity, a choice a~r;icleof Spanish and Oak Tanned
Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Pink Skins, and
Sheep Skins.
~. Cash paid for Dry and Green Hides, o.
Exchanges made TO suit customers.
GEORGIA ST, OPPOSITE BAIRD'S HOTEL.
Louisiana, December 10th, 1850. I'm
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TO THE FARMERS OF PIKE, RAIL-
LINCOLN, MONTGOMERY, AND
AUDRAIN COUNTIES,


WE beg leave to announce to the farmers. and
w all other persons, Of the above named coun'
ties, that we have leased the large and commodi
Gus Brick Warehouse in the city Of Louisiana,
and formerly occupied, by Block and Nc
|Cune; which, together whit the WHARF BOAT,
will afford us unusual facilities and advantage 70,
receiving, storing, and shipping produce. We are
prepared to pay FAIR PRICES, IN CASH, fol
all merchandise produce, or make liberal advan.
|ces on any and all produce that may be consigned
Ito us for shipment.
We trust that by close application TO our bust
ness. and untiring industry and perseverance, will
Ia determination to work to the interest of tht
Farmer and Shipper, for moderate compensation
that we will entitle ourselves to, and shall merf
and receive, a reasonable share ofthcir patronage
We are also prepared to bale hemp in the very
best shipping order; to prize tobacco, and to furn
lish the casks and pack bacon; and to do any ant
every thing which may conduce to the interest
the farmer and shipper Of produce.
THOMAS CASH, JR. g. co.
Louisiana, June 9Th, 1861 "
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Any, AffA u teH.
d. g !. Townasnds Pincipd once has been removed from ~
tufeA;t - Nassau street. In The building formerly occdpied By
~ De6fh 1aFsin Chareh.
A-sEEFs-Rsddng Z Co, No 3 statesteet, and Mn- z KddeI
No ~ cOurtstrset Boston Samuel Ndder, JE- Lowell; Henry
Pna eelsn Jamss B Green Worcester; Allison & Gault
caDeosd /; .. Baleh 3 Sen P~rovjdenes; and BY Drugyss and
SGssehans gsssfally ~throughous tie United S6ts4 WM Irdiee.
asfehs caasdsS
II For sale BY /. N. BRYSON q Co.
Agents, LoHisiahs, Mo.
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nosage shall be prepaid and no deduction allowed Tor
nrsnaymen Periodicals and magazines to be charged
one cent for the first ounce and hall cent Tor every adj
dtional half ounce fraction oil hall an ounce, under
three thousand miles; and that distance the rates
shall be doubled and when the postage is paid quarterly
in advance, either at the Office OF mailing delivery
there shall be allowance OF fifty per cent when sent
to regular subscribers
AS far can learn, these three classes embrace the
different opinions entertained the subject OF postage
on newspapers, periodicals, SC | am in favor OF send
Tag wspapers free OF postage throughout the United
States but if this lie deemed mpraccable in consequences
Of the vast number of papers published in our country,
let the trial be made to send all free in the State where
the papers published, in the manner in the
counties II this works WELL then extend the frank to
the whole Union Let them be sent free only TO those
who shall prove that they regular subscribers All
transient newspapers, cent. prepaid periodicals.
for the first ounce, and half cent for every add-
onal half ounce, and when prepaid quarterly Tor any
longer period in advance, deduction Of half to be
allowed.
The present rates Of postage transient newspapers
and printed matter amount TO prohibition and those
newspapers TO regular subscribers complicated and
that both posmas,es and the public call for the
immediate modification of the law passed at the last
session. ROWLAND HILL.
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ANNALS, Souvenirs. and illustrated Books for
n Friendships Offering Christmas New Year, and birth
day present for 1852.
The Flake for 1859.
The Woodbne, boiyday gin for 1861.
Cabinet Modern collection
subjects
Leaflets OF Memory, illuminated annual Io52 edited
Reyne Coates, N. D., Philadelphia.
Women Bible Women of the Saviour,
Prophets and Apostles The Abiding
The Land Of Bondage, by Wainwright The Mis-
The Women OF the Rev, n H.
wed-aII profu.ely illustrated and spiendidIy bound
Book Of the Picturesque
Home Beauty.
beauties OF he Of Charles the Second.
The Shakespeare Gallery.
Milton
Campbell Byron Goldsmith Thompson Irving and others
Drop The Remember Me; The Ana-
rapth The Lilly Valley, The Irving Offering
limits Of N advertisement.
Albums French portfolios drawing books Bibles,
style Juvenile books both
French and English, for every in great variety,
Dec ~ FRhNCK TAYLOR
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act 10 wards him as becomes the dignity OF great nation
deeply sympathizng in the freedom of the world. There
was disappointment in the number OF persons al the
bar reception in Metropolitan Hall One thousand more
might have been accommodated Five dollars for each
seat was a sedatve 10 the overlooking of enthusiasm
Saturday, al the ladies' reception OF the great Magyar
much effort made TO fill the house. and persons pass
ing along Broadway solicited TO enter ior noihihs
The contributions have been however bouattul, aud
Kossu,h seems duly thankful He sends daily 10 me
banks and draws out the gold, for which he appears 10
have peculiar iondness.
The snow is falling rapidly, and expect to hear the
sleigh bells soon enlvenng Broadway. l.
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WASHINGTON, December 10, ls5

To the Editor Of the Union:
SIR Among the names of distinguished democrats
mentioned in connexon with the presidency that oil
General William o. Butler, OF Kentucky, seems 10
produce uncommon alarm in the wing ranks They
insinctvey feel that he possesses the elements OF
great popularity, and that il is necessary TO XIII INN
Of Accordingly, the wing press IS attempting TO
whistle him down the wind with the cry that he IS
the free soil candidate and IS to be regretted mat GER
tain letter writers from this city, protesting to be demo-
Gratis are following the wing lead. The trends OF Gen.
Butler have not pressed his claims upon the country; still
less have they to promote his prospects by dis
paragiDg other eminent democrats. Their example in
this respect might be followed with advantage by others.
II NAV be true that the barnburners OF New York and
the friends OF the late Judge Woodbury. prefer General
Butler. AS yet however, have seen no proof of it.
But if true does not show that he is unworthy the sup
port of the national democracy il only proves that the
various fractions are willing to unite upon national
man.
The point OF the charge, if il has any meaning. is, that
be is tinctured with free-solism. This is simply alb
surd His geographical position, his political antece
DENTS his known principles, all repe the imputation
Like the whole democracy Of Kentucky he is for faith
full observance Of the measures Of adjustment.
General Butler, with characteristic delicacy, has
mingled in the strife for the presidency He remains with
quiet dignity at his residence in Kentucky. AS far
know is authorized TO say that he aspires TO tina
high Office. Powerfully true to his friends, he would
doubtless take the position assigned him by the democrat,
three years ago. he would remain contentedly in pr
vate life. or he would bear the flag, il required hav
authority to speak for him. but he belongs TO tina
class OF democrats who neither struggle for high place
in the party nor decline them when imposed.
II selected for the first place, who know him cal
doubt that he will firmly adhere 10 the constitution pu
nfy the government, and enforce the laws. He is al
honest man, democrat of forty years standing, and
patriot soldier, tried in two
s#.s.- KENTUCKY
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Willard ors PFede nj Of the United States Of eyisa to all
uhoH II
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited j. En-
Fallen, appointed vice consul Of the Mexican
republic do hereby
Mise him SUCH and declare him free exercise and eo such
and privileges allowed TO the
OF favored nations in the United States.
In Whereof have caused these letters be made
patent OF the United States be hereuno AFFIXED
the Washington the Goth day of
[L December ID. s5i and of the independence OF the
United States OF America the seveniy-sirth
WILLARD FILLMORE,
By the President:
DANIEL WrhsTER Secretary Of State.
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additional Neips.

Subsequent dispatches put US in possession of turtle
details brought by the Baltic.
Teegraphc information from London, received al Lv-
epoo previous the sailing OF the steamer states that
the P de Joinve and the Duke DAumale OF the
late King had gone Belgium raise the standard OF re-
volt against the military usnrpaons OF Louis Napoleon
Commodore A Ca,esby Tones was among those wound.
ed the Boulevards he lost finger, had leg broken,
and Otherwise disabled. The loss the part OF the
army in the OF the Paris engagements set down
superior officer and fifteen soldiers killed. and three
officers and hundred and four soldiers wounded.
M. Theirs has been liberated by the President in con-
sequence Of i'll health the csndition that he leave the
country
Mondays Moniteur contains the Presidents procama-
ton in which he says "Frenchmen, the disturbances are
appeased Whatever may be the decision OF the
people, society ISIS aved The fir. part of my task Is
&c com plshed. The appeal the nation for the
purpose of terminating the struggles Of parties knew
would serious risk The public tran
guilty. Why should the people have risen against
me If do not any longer possess your confidence
il your ideas changed-shere is occasion to make
precious blood flow will be sufficient to place an ad-
the shall always respect the decision
Of nation but ill the nation has spoken. shall nor
hesitate, any sacrifice, bnts the attempts OF fac.
tons
Accounts from Geneva state that body OF French reu
gees had deliberate, and, after long and stormy
dscusop they decided 10 abstain from entering France
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Later from Framcs1runph Of Lo.is Napoiso.-Lssora-
Of Tranquility.
lBy the courtesy Of neighbors of the Rsp1biie
have received the following eiegaphIc notice Of the
brought by the Baltic i
New York Yesterday evening, with Intelligence from Ly
erpool 10 The 10Th instant.
The progress of la France continued absorb
public attention throughout Europe. The President had
proved completely successful in his coup dsta the
attempts at resistance in Paris having been promptly
and put down, In the departments the restauce the
movement Is described having been partial and strictly
limited 10 the extreme republicans, in Paris, and had
been vigorously oppressed.
may be said in the Presidents language, that
has acceped the situation, Although there has been
has been and almost universal acquiescence Many
opponents OF Louis Napoleon preferred his plan the
posed altenatives-anarchy or legitimacy Few have been
ound sympathze with the Assembly deny that the
President forced by the ntrgues that body choose
between the surrender OF and office and the bold act
OF usurpaon which no PerPetraed Such at least Is the
fact that Louis Napoleon had obtained possession of the
eegraphic channels OF information usfes good deal OF
caution in regard the degree OF confidence to be placed
In IT,
Al the latest dates tranquility pretty well restored in
Paris Indeed, within few hours OF the brief struggle
alluded in the adsces by the Europa upton
and the shattered walls OF houses the only evidences
OF the insurreciion.
The departments of Saone Loire and Aier had
placed OF siege but the disturbances that caused
the represented TO have been insignificant There
as every where, the troops were triumphant.
Tanger had been amtcably arranged. and Other
towns in Morocco thus escaped bombardment by tie
French.
Since the Europas departure the demand for cotton al
Liverpool has scnsbly declnedhe sales to the evening
the 9Th being Is 900 bales of which 800 specula
ton and for export. Fridays prices were firmly main
ained until the oh, when the market took tara IN lnVo
OF buyers-a decline Of l-l6 is'quoted.
The Cambria ari ved out on the Sth.
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THEATREWe glad perceive the efforts of the
the public favor have with gratifying
The beautiful opera Of the Sonnambua performed
The popu-
ay Segun troupe among play gocrs beyond
doubt Mrs. Seguin golden opinions by Amina and
Mr. Segns Rodolpho finished and effective performance
Miss Hill Iiga, and Mr. Bishop Elvno. we'll
mered applause The Daughter Of the Regiment repeated
this evening will doubtless q full house.