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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-18

NEWS BY THE AMEI

ICA.
New YORK, Nov. IA.
The steamer America arrived at Boston
midnight, Saturday, and from her mails re
ceived here yesterday, we CLEAN the follow
ing:
The Paris Moniteur, of Friday, says that
arrangements are made so that the standing
army of France can be raised to 75O,OOO IN
six weeks, and that France and England will
be united in action, as they were IN neGotia'
tons.
The Earl of Clarendon says that England
has not the slightest intention OF abandon
ing the cause of Turkey.
/ Constantinople the Swedish flag was in
suited, and the residence Of the English Con.
sui peItsd with stones.
| The report ed skirmish between the Rus
sian steamers and gun boats was telegraphed
by the French Consul at Eucharist.
Tho Martha Washington Case.
COLUMBUS, Nov. IL, p. NJ.
Verdict Of Jury in the Martha Washington
case was rendered at % O'Clock this after
noon. A II the defendants acquitted, and on
motion were discharged. Kissane retained
in custody on the previous commitment in the
Forgery Case.
/ Judge McLcan is not in the city. jed. e
Leavitt on the bench.
Several arraignments were made for rob-
bling mail.
The cases of Cook and Rogers against the
commissioners of Hamilton county, were con-
tinued.
George E. Fugh, on the part OF Francis
Linck, commissioner appointed by State Au-
ditor, moved to dissolve the Injunction in the
Crowbar case of the y. L. and Trust Com
pany Bank, on the ground that only one o.
the defendants were notified, and want Of
equity on the face of the plea filed.
Judge Leavtt declined entertaining the
motion but has telegraphed Judge Mclean
to return for that purpose.-REr.
PITTsBURcH, Nov. II, p. NJ,
The river is rising rapidly, with eleven feet
water in the channel A dspach, from Wal
rem to-day, says the river there is unusully
high. Look out for coal below then.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA.
The Union this morning briefly comments
upon the result of the New York elections,
ant thinks it will teach the Democracy a
lesson, and hopes that wiser counsels may
hereafter prevail. Ii says:
"We have neither regard nor Joy to express
in regard to the relative vote eff the two tick
cts supported by both wings oftheD emocratic
party, and look with much concern towards
the best course for avoiding SO disastrous
calamity"
BosToN, Nov. ii.
Avery severe storm prevailed throughout
this and the adjoining States. yesterday
The Railway track East of New Haven was
washed away in several places. OBTAINING the
Boston train with the Americas mails and
passengers. Four lives were lost by high
water.
Hon. c. j. Anterior is lying very low,
with scarcely any hope of recovery.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA.
A dispatch from Natchez says the yellow
fever has again broke out there, and there
had been quite large number of deaths by it.
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RtTTROLFF a SONS,

* HAVE Just received and have now open for
"a sale and Inspection large AMI fashionable stock
Oh, - G Jewelrv Watches. silver Ware, Clocks and
Fancy Goods comprising ail the latest and most beaCt
fu styles We would call particaia: attention to
stock gold and silver Watches, among which
extra fine English levers IN heavy gold cases. also
very zine silver Watches We have hand the
largest and most complete assortment of Jeweiry SILVER
Ware DC ever offered in this market at unusually low
prices and therefore respectfully invite the Ladies and
the public generally, 30 give call aud take look,
even il YOU don't buy. BtFTROLFF& SONS
sepaI3md Main ST. between First & Second
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SOMETHING FOR YOU TO READ.

VIZ K have this day received ter cases elegant new
wv Goods, selected with great care by an experienced
buyer from the latest importations in New York. We
invite the Ladies to call and examine our stock consist
ing of large aud splendid assortment of Silks. French
and English Mcrnos Cobourg Cloths Lustres, Silk and
Wooden Shawls, Ribbons. Cambria Hdkfs., Collars Edg
ings and sertngs Silk, Kid and Cashmere Gloves and
Miits. Wooden Cuffs and Undersleeyes.
SILBERMAN, ANSPACHER& CO.,
octs Main st. door belew the Bank.
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NEW ROARDING HOUSE.

CORNER FOURTH MARKED AND WALNUT Els, I'D ABOVE
MAIN EVANSVILLE, IA
rNHIS House has been thoroughly repaired and such
/ improvements made render il the largest and
most rablc and commodous Boarding House in the
city, Ii is situated in the peasantest part OF tue town.
The most convenient to the Railroad Depot, Canal and
Market. and within five minutes walk from Water street,
or the centre of business. Regular Boarers and the
Trancient Public will be accommodated with comfortable
lodgings and tse best fare the Market affords.
TERMS per week, 50 So Day-boarders 81 10 per week
oct26-lmd. }. JENhlNS.
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WATCHES AND Jewellery.

NAlCh MAhEhS lOOlsos M tEhlAlS, &C.
40 THE subscriber, for a numJcr of wears engag
SSN ell ia OF :he largest importing houses In the
e!b East, and tor the last f0ur years in Louisville,
a. has taken the STORE on Main street. bet First and
aler SIS opposite the Bank until suitable can
ne obtaned) where nc opening the largest
of the above goods ever offered in this city
prisng svcry variety and style OF Gold 1,d Silver
Watches Chains, Ladies' and Gents Pins. Ear Rings.
Finger Kings. Gold LOckets Gold aud Silver Spectaces
fine ely in Sets: and liz fact ever thing connected
with the Jewclry business.
Matchmaker Tools and Materials Of ar kinds az Of
which he viii sell low any otaer house Yves, the
Mountains. Purchasing all of my Goods from the man
ulactureIs anil importers direct-llaving a thorough
know ledge ia every thing arianing 10 the business
Together with my extensive acquaintance with the East
manufactures. eau Oder Inducements all in
oftho above Goods To- give eii. assuring
thai u,ey shall find every article represented.
Ny Jewelry Of the finest quality manufactured both
imported and American. the Watches are Of the post
celebrated Makers aud will be guaranteed to keep good
time 10 the purchaser
Being mysosfa practi al Matchmaker 1 viii attend
persoI ally 10 the cleaning and repairing all wHtcies
trusted TO my care. loci3) {. A. BROWN.
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NEW JEWELRY

AT HUSTACE'S, FIRST ST. BET. MAIY & LOCUST
- lam now prepared to offer to the public 6re
EIA and select an<assortment OF Jeweiry a. can be
sfound anNwbefe west. have just received an
blsted makers; also addition Of na Jewelry and Sill
0er Ware. which IvillSsu price. suit purchasers
PLEASE call and look. haze The paeaoe 70 show you
|Nf!ou dont buy. [oetl7
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STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER ESTAR.
UuSH WENT

o. THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm OF Scantlin
G " f'arvin, has returned from Princeton and TAX
en- up his residence permanently in THIS CRY.
where he will devote his personal attention to ali
branches OF their business. Mr.. s. would call
ton Of the public generally and hi. old customcr rs
TO their extensive stock Of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRoN WARE, and all other articles pertaining TO
their business They also prepared do all
I'm, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c., &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and in the ~ sy
Call at the store OF SCANTLIN & PARVIN.
novl4 Main steet, bet First and Second.
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RAILROAD WOOD NOTICE.

A LII persons having cut Fire Wood the Evans
"A vile and Charlottesville Railroad. under existing
arrangements, required TO register their and
number OF Cords now cut, at the Evansville Depot on
or before the 10th day of November next as enrlre
new arran &c ents will then take effect.
SAMUEL HALL, President.
Evansville Oct Is, 1853.
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NEW FAMILY GHOCERy.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citi-
L zens of Evansville and vicinity, that they
receiving and opening good stock of Family Groceries,
First street, two doors below the Post Office where
they will keep hand the choicest selections every
thing in their line which the market affords.
They hope, 10y prompt attention 10 business, TO merit
and receive liberal share public patronage.
The highest prices paid for country produce, dc.
oct3S-f TEiOS. BACON 81 CO.
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EVANSVILLE VSUP WITH TIE
TIMES


! A LII persons wanting ENGINES or MACHINERY OF
any KIND built or repaired. are requested 10 favor
/ rs with Il call. Our Machinery being cop,tlee and
having IN our employ. in each department Of our bust
ness worknen ofe most ul and experienced class,
We feel confident of reHdcI satisfaction and are will
! lug TO BE- Judged ~ rOrks.
Mr. Durham, VINO has lately become connected with
the hrm is one of the most experienced builders OF
STEAM AND FIRE ENGINES,
mine country AMI understands Western work thorough
". among the many articles we keep hand for sale
at all times, may be found. SaRu Engines Mill Irons
Nhuitfrgi Puiics,, brut- bars,
FORCE ANA Cold Water Pumps, Improved Hoisiing-
wheels for stores and Warehouses. Laths turning
NooG anu Brass, Corn Sh.iers, Cisten Housing. Par
ker, Hotokiss a. JOhnson's Water Wheels Annie Mil
Nuts. used also for crushing corn ON the eob Water
Twere Irons. Cellar keniilators. Wagon Boxes DoD
Irons, Plow Mould Boards de-. DE.
We furnish 20 order Iron and Brass Castings of all
kinds, such as Mill Gearing and Spindles Cast Iron
FRONTS Tor Houses. Fence and Balcony Railing, sash
Weights, Window Caps, dc.
Wrought and Cast Iron work for B1fges and Wrought
Iron Forging work OF all kinds executed promptly and
in the best manner. Mr.. VIM. Durham a Machinesmith
who has ter equals and superiOrs, has charge OF our
Smith Shop
10 perform equal Ia manuicu red States.
We viii furnish Machinery aud work Of all kinds at as
low prices as be obtained al Cincinnati Louisville
or any other point in the West and guarantee all our
work to be equal 10 the work Of any ofthose places
Remember YOU Interested in hayiu. good MANN
factories near home and money by having Patterns
ut hand for repairs 10 which department bust
ness give strict attention.
IL is aim To have work done on the av apponted
ana all orders 10y mail Will receive prompt attention at
the same price as when given in person.
CAR WHEELS ofvariOus p -ttcrns, manufactured with
Durphys Patent Solid Hub
We pay highest price for Scrap lron Brass and Cop
per- (nov4-tf) e.. ID. EGGLESTON d Co.
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MUSIC.

MISS CONJUNCTION would inform her friends and
wi the citizens of Evansville in general, that, having
renquished her intention of returning 10 New Orleans
this winter she is prepared TO give lessons the Piano
and Guitar.
TERNs-Ten dollars per quarter. [oct26-tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rTHE partnership heretofore existing in this CITY, be-
i TIVE N =. q. O'Riley and John ). Mitchell, under
the firm Of O'Rey & MITCHELL is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
John s. Mitchell, having purchased the interest of z.
G. o. Riley alone authorized TO close up and settle the
bu :iness OF said firm. Signed:
p. G. o'RILEY,
JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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TUST received ut the corner of Main and First
% fresh supply Of white and colored Carpet Chain Cot
Batting and 500 and 6O0 Cotton Yarns for sale low
by(octI2) SHANKLIN & REILLY.
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JEW FALL & WINTER MILLINERY

NEW FALL & WINTER MILLINERY.
MISSES COWDEN 81 BARKER. would invite the
ll particular atienlion of their customers and the La
dies generally their superior Stock comprising seec
tions from recent importatioDs of Bonnes, Ribbons,
Feathers, Flowers &C., DC. Every exertion has been
have the complete assortment ever before
offered i'm this City. Their Bonnets of the latest
style and 10 sest price. Country Merchants and NJ ILL
ners will do well to call and examine stock and prices
before purchasing their Satin and Pattern 5onnets.
Evansville, Main street opposite the Bank.
oct 25dNw
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

CORNER MAIN AND FIRST SIS
CHANKLIN & REILLY are now in receipt of n yer,
~ desirable stock OF Fancy and Stap.e Dry Goods
which they offer to :her customers and the public gen
orally at very low prices. Their stock consists II par
OF the following:
Black, brown and blue Cloths.
Black and colo,ed Doeskins and cassmeres.
silk, Satnand Wool Vcstngs.
Back and colored Sattine ai,d XIV. Jeans.
Blankets. Flannels LinseN and Tickings.
All wool, plain ana fancy DE LANES.
Half do DE LANES and De Bages.
English and French Nerinos.
Blilck and col d Alpacas and Persian Cloths.
Frenzy, English d American Pr Is a. Ginghams
Striped Shirtings. Apron and Furniture Checks.
Plain and EmL'd Thibet W COL Sbawls.
Bay State, Squa.e and Long do
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Carpets, Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
Irish Linen, Table Cloths, Table Linen, Diapers.
&C.. together with great variety OF Jaconct, Cambria
Swiss Plaid Muslins, Jaconet and Swiss Edgings
aud Inscrtings Embroidered Collars and Sleeves and
hinzettes. black and cUored Silk Crayats. Silk and
Linen Pocket Handk erchicfs, Hosiery, Gloves, Wells
Rbbo black and coiored plain and lane! Silks, Trim
mngs, Notions, dc.
Please call in and examine our Goods before purchas-
in selling at Wholesale and Retail, slow
any house In he city. octl2
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NOTICE.

III persons indebted To me, by note or account will
IA please COME forward and settle the immedi
aely; and all persons having claims will please p-cseut
them for settlement wish To leave the city, Also.
lOtOOOO feet of assorted Lumber for sale close up
cheap for cash. octiS If JOHN GREER.
IT PNolk sbote copy | month.
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COOKIES FAMILY CHOCERy

rNHE Undersigned would respectfully announce To the
Il citizens Of Evansville that he is now bel er prepsf
ed than to supply their TABLES WITH EVERY
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in the line of Family
Grocery.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du-
ring the past year. confidently expect continuance OF
share Of trade now present additional claims
and shall spare efforts 10 merritt.
Lam constantly receiving all the leading articles of
Fau, supnes fresh froIn the country; and shall sep
on hand al all times Frese Butter. Cheese, Lard, Eggs,
Poultry, Fresh Meats, DRIED ana Flekied aiea's.
ALSO.
complete assortment OF Dry Groceries Of every de
scripton Tcss Coffee, Sugars, Moiasses, Flour, Feed
&c. &c
NV MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods to the
door, OF the purchasers promptly upon the receipt of
their orders. Cali and examine my stock.
H. H. COOK,
oct22 Opposite the Posi- Office.
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REMOVAL.

MORGAN, KEEN Il PRESTON have emoyed TO
vi First street, opposite Messrs Bement & Vieles.
where they will be pleased to their custome and
the TRADE. Being DESTROYS their stock down low
by the ls of January will sell without regard prices
earlier in the season.
Merchants wanting to make purchases will find II will
be money in theirpock ct 10 call IN. lnovlu
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TERRE HATE MD EVANSVILLE
PACKET tENE.

An Connecting at Terre Haute with
a-,si, Iiii,t ! the Toledo. Lafayette and Terre
80 iiaue p cket Line. Terre Haue and
Richmond RaiToad and Daily Lines
OF ~ ges ID Springfield aud st. Louis, THROUGH In
H-SlX HOURS
A Boat OF this Line will leave Terre Haute and Evans
vile every Nj NDAY NEDN ESDAY and FRIDAY Mt
O'Clock p NJ.
, Inc Canal Is now in good navgabe order, and the
ackets are af the finest class and commanded by gen
uean! and experienced captains. An express is also
cstaOsed on the Packets for carry ing light freight
II. b. SMITH d CO.. Proprietors
>, LIVINGSTON & Co., Agents and Consignees, Terrs
Hautc.
JonS : MIrcHELL AND LEWIS & GRAY. agents Evans
tnoNS-6Nul uir,.re n
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.

CRESCENT CITY BANK
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
INTEREST mt the rate of six per per annum pay
able semi-annually will be allowed upon all Weekly
Deposits IN DE in the Savings Department of this Bank
For full particulars To terms and rules apply nj the
Bank Open daily, from "a to IL O'Clock A. NJ. and
TO 4 10 clock T. N.
WILLARD CARPENTER. Prcs't.
w. BAKER, Cash'r. Inovle-o,n
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SILVER WARE.

NIAkRANTEDpu pure coin Silver Table. Tea. Salt ant
w Mustard Spoons; also, Sugar shnvels and Butter
knives OF pretty pattern be found for Eastern
riceS, at HUSTACE'S.
oct2i First st b.tw. Main aud Locust.
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GAME WANTED,
WHERE rs SHE

SCA-S SrRAyED from the enclosures of Mr.. Parrot,
NkiS the eth of October, light red cow ha ring
EA~-N with her a Calf of same color-perhaps three
months old. Said Cow is about years old, marked in
the right with swallow fork and 'sunder " and
IN the left with an ''unber SLOPE
Any one informing where the above. can be found.
or who will return them TO shall be literally reward
ed (noy l2-d&wlwl w. III. McCAkER.
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pAO COFFEE.-50bags this day reed in store, for
III sale 10y Sc. GILBERT go.
octlJ Syc- near Water.
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MAGNOLIA REsTAURAT.

WATER BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION SITS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
a. THE subscriber wouI respect q
NE9A fully inform the public generally, $50 =
S&yy~v< that he has opened and fitted up sET-S<<c
--s>--iu superior style the-above Res 1sss77'1-~
taura whore he Will DC in daily receipt OF res Bali
more and New York OYSTEi y which will be served
up in any style that gay be desired.
NJ! arrangements for plentiful supply Of GAME,
FISH, ami all The delieacies of the ample and
complete shall not keep articles OF the sangune
order but those ofthe first quaittg only. do
Phahcliy intend 90 up the above articles and all
Inc eees, fixtures, II LowER rates and ia better style,
than any Restaur ever hereofors in the cv. Give us
call and try Oysters Game, DC. Families supplied
all times. (nOy4-u) JAMES CARTER.
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II. NELSON
ID. WOOLSEY.
UCT ON.
WOOT,GEY q NrEr.GNN

"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer'
w and Commission Merchants. Manufactures Agents
Glasses, Picture Frames Notions &C. Particular atten
ton given to the sale OF all descriptions of Goods Reg1
lar sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made on Consignments.
aug % ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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CHOICE RESIDENCE FOR RENT.

- NEW DWELLING HOUSE. with rooms
. enough for large family. well finished. proyid
- ed With every convenience. and situated hear Tho
business part of the city and in the best family
neighborhoods will he rented 10 good tenant by max
ing immediate application to ADD SANDERS,
nOv5-lw Journal Office.
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WALLPAPER HANGINGS!


TTNE subscriber having very large and well selected
L stock of WALL PAPER and BORDERS of every
variety, style and price, and the season being far adj
vanced. he will offer them at exceedingly low prices
They will be low that he will make II the interest
the purchaser to buy OF him.
He invites every To call, his styles nu
merous that he is confident to please the taste OF all.
IL PAPER HANGING done with neatness and dis
patch, and Al the lowest prices
JOHN c. DEVEREUX. ia,
oetj Main street between First and Second sta.
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FURNITURE.

TEWELRY e. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Finger-r rings,
d Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds Caps Brushes Combs, Purses. Fancy Soaps,
Accorans Volins Pictures and various other notions.
for sale by
aug2 iy WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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oOBOXES Cut Taeks assorted from 2! 10 90 OF;
~ ) DO Finishing Nails. from to 2inch;
do Pattern makers Points, ass'd;
] do Cigar Box Nails:
Just reed and Tor sale By (novIO) c. NJ. GRIFFrT
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STOLEN,
THURSDAY night Sorrci Horse. star in forhehead
Il both hind feet white. He is twelve years old trot
wei; also saddle and bridIc taken the time, from
Scott Township, in this county. reasonable rewar,
will be given for the horse thief.
noy5-3tdwl RICHARD BROWNING
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CLASS-wARE.-Justr received and for sale At aucti'
VI and private sale a lot Of Glassware.
ian27 WOOLSEY 81 NELSON.
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SOFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furnitv
- rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jan27 WOOLSEY NELSON
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oscasionay defective as for instance, when he calls
"vfainu "villinn Violent bursts of husky, choking
voice. are perilous In the highest climax Of passion,
when the soul Is overwhelmed by agony such inartcu
late sounds may given naturally aud with good effect
but II is dangerous to repeat them especially when the
feelings aroused at the would not be likely
operate prejudicaly the voice. We must unequvo
esy commend his action 1t in excellent taste and
in jsdcious keeping with the unearthy character Of
Hamlet We have seldom gestures effective
than his were in the great with his mother Mr.
Anderson will appear in long range Of characters and
We shall have an opportunity of noticing him again.
Az general thing, he not very ably seconded hr.
Howard (Caudns) neither looked acted the part lie
brought royalty into dsrpute, but redeemed the fauit
BY making vice ridiculous Mrs. Abbott Queen Ger
rude) played the great of the fourth act admira-
bly, Her poston-shame remorse and banled revenge,
Struggling for the masterys not easy to seize but Mrs.
Abbott surmounted the difficulty, and left little
for criticism Mr.. Whiting (Polonus) naturally dat
Conway as the Ghost, oil the stage his first sp-
psarance in a most unghosty He seemed TO
have taken the ghost Don Juan for his model and boe
his truncheon sihly Marini does when he plays
the commander. We can hardly see why the ghost in
hamlet, who his tongue gbly should not move
his little 1t would conduee to his comfort
and enable Mr. Conway to display those hisronc powers
which it obviously irksome to him to restrain
FRB-John L. Browns fishing tackle store 1903 Fulton
street. discovered TO be fire about half eight
O'Clock last night by John W. Whitney, private Waterman
By the timely notice Of the insurance watch tho fire was
Immediately got under.