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Sc IS conducted G * AppERsoN, Auets.
BY ]. NJ. TAYLOR.

b L j. NJ. TAfLOH.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
l1CHURCH HILL, ON nth STREET AT AUG
TION.-Wili be sold ON FRIDAY, the 23d day of
September. at Al O'Clock, p. NJ, upon the premises
that lot of GROUND on the West side of 9th street.
near the residence of Mr. Charles Richardson, and
adjoining the late residence of George B. Goddip,
deceased fronting II feet and running back $50 feet
TERMs-Onethirdc cash; balance at and months
with interest. saH q, - 10y z '-i =
I A,,rt
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SAILED,

Schr Susan, Chapman, Cabin Point f..
Schr Honesty, Wedin, New York coal.
Schr Hill Carter, Nelson New York, -four.
Schr Racer, johnson, New York flour
Steamer Belvidere Clifford, Baltimore mdse
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York mdse and
passengers.
NEW BEDFORD, Sept. s.-Arrd, schr John Thomas,
Elzey, from Fredericksburg
PORTLAND, Sept. s.-Cld, schr Mary, Smith, Fred.
ericksburg. -
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IGOR RENT.-The house at present occu-
MED by Mira. J. b. Abbott as a boarding house..
will be fo- rent on the LIST October. person is pre-
erred who would take the servants and furniture as
Ii stands By making early application good many
boardcrs viii be retained together with two or three
families engaged from the lst OF October. Apply 10
Mrs. j. b. ABBOTT, at the house, on Main street,
between 9Th and 9Th Sc 13-3tS
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NToRTIMORE'S BITTER CoRDIAL

1Nl AND BLOOD PURIFIER-PRicE 81 PER
Neutrality-suspicious. of the first standing in the
tive ALTERATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known: while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases or complaints brought by sedentary
habits exposure indigestion torpid state Of the I've
DIAL as most mysterious and magical in its healing
properties and restoring powers 1t stands prominent
in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia, General De-
bility and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia or ndiges
ton, Loss of Appetite, Ac;dISy OF the Stomach Ee
yous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head, Cos
tveness or Irregularities the Bowels, Pleurisy,
Pains or Misery in the Side or Region of the Heart
Flatuency Depression OF Spirits Palpation Of The
Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinking Sensations Pros
tration of the Nervous System, Cold Chilly Seusa-
tons M abness of the Flesh Limbs Difcsdt or
rrofuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Diseases the
Heart or Affections OF the Lungs, Jaundice. Diseases
of the Kidneys, Deraugemen PROSTATE Condition
OF the Organs Of Nature, which cause painful irregu-
lsrities, especially with Females producing Debit
and Prostitution of the Nervous system Pale or Sa
low Complexion. llt ise4. t4.} -hsss aIis t24ss5
I MORTfMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL is purea
vegetable, pleasan fctzke, and perfectly safe to be
used in any state ofhealth even BY the most deIlca
female or child L.ia II a.d 3ft8E ssss 3Eis i
u Price enc dollar pc lbottle. il est sagsIis
WV. ALEXANDER i CO.. Propietorf No. b.
clay street, Aston House, New York. gsg7i Il islo
~ Hemember that We sell at Wholesale aud reta
that most valuable ard remedy for Rheumatism
IN all IT'S FORMS either iIainnIatory acute, OF ehro-
me, no difference how bad the case, or how long
standing This is Mortmore's RHEUMATIC CONE
| POUND. which Is vegetable extract, an internal
remedy prepared expressly for this disc IL
has already cured thosa ads whe had long been crp-
pies: The evidence is most eyerw heiu,ng and
yncing, as gwen By vest numbers Q ion most re-l
| spectacle citizens q !
Call and get circular and read the letters andcer.
tihcates of your friends ard those around you who
mad long suffered bur who have been restored to
/ For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.. sole a gents.
| for Richmond. ap 10
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EOR RENT.-The House lately occu-
pied by Mr.. Thomas Cowies, ON Main street,
few doors below the Union Hotel, on the opposite
SIDE. IL contains seven rooms, with fine kitchen,
ysnts rooms, &c, and Ia tn COED repair. Apply to
- WIN. NJ. DADE,
&c IS-6ts Paterson Z Jackaon'a Drug store
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ANA SFCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Main ST..
between Sd and 4th Streets
D. TURNER, A. M. Principal -
MONS. j. MICHARD, Professor of Modern Ian
suages.
Nj. j. S. PERKINS, Teacher of Drawing.
The tenth Academic year of this School win COM
mence on MONDAY, the 18th of September.
Catalogues containing further particulars, can be
obtained at the bookstores, from the Principal,
his School-rooms. Sc I2-2w*
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TOR RENT-The very desirable resi-
IL dence on Franklin and 9th Streets recently oc-
cupied by DR.. Otis, containing ample accommodations
for large family with every convenience attached
Also House with IN acre of ground attached
situated near Bacon Branch Tavern, with six rooms
kitchen, snoke-house, stable. &C.. and spring of
cellent water convenient. Apply to
Sc list JAS. M. TAYLOR
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ENGLIsH and CLASSICAL SCHOOL

IL MAYO street.
The School conducted by the subscriber for seve-
raj years past, in the basement of the Universalis
Church, will be re-opened on MONDAY the 18th
September, aud Close the 18th of July, following
fed by education and experience for the Instruction
of youth, has been engaged Assistant. By this ar
rangeInent, larger number of Pupils than hereto
fore be received, and their studies at the same
tire, rendered more comprehensive ard thorough
Fees for the scholastic term will be, for the
Common English branches. $40
Higher g .................4 a.
English and Classics. so
There will also be a charge of 81 for Stationery
ly. c. p. BURRUSS.
Sc 12-St
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

MAINE ELECTION.-NO CIiolcE nY Tur
PEOPLE.
PeRrLaNn, Sept. 13.---suficiens returns have
been received, to show that there is no choice for
Governor by the people. The whiys and The Maine
Liquor Law Democrats viii have majority 81 the
Legislature, which pretty clearly indicates upop
whetn the choice win fall when it goes 10 bodv
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eAMUSEMENTS
1.-TWO GREAT MATCH RAG

1.-TWO GREAT MATCH RACES OVER
Il THE FAIRFIELD CO URSE.-s1o three mile
heats-Sl0 o0e two mile heats
+ ON MONDAY. September 18th Match Race will
Re run over the Fairfield Course mile heats for
5000, between TOM WALKER and ONE-EYED
On TUESDAY. 9th September, GREAT MATCH
RACE between y, n Virginia and South Carolina, mile
heats for $40 Gee viii be runVirgnia naming b. h.
RED EYE, and South Carolina, b. m. NINA.
On WEDNESDAY, 2sth--A PLATE RACE, two
mile heats, free for all ages. Plate worth SaOo En-
On THURSDAY 29th-Mle heats purse 500; free
for all ages. Entrance S..
FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUE RACES.
The regular meeting Of the Fairfield Jockey Club
will take place on TUESDAY, October 4th
TGEspA AZ E s1ca mile heats
the 10th September: now three subscribers.
~, WEDNESDAY, Second Day-s mile heat, purse
THURSDAY. Third Days mile heats, purse $500.
Free for all ages. Entrance Si5.
FRIDAY, fqwth DayaaJJockey Club Purse, $500,
- JOHN BELCHER. Proprietor.
The LADIES' PAVILION has been compile
ted and an efficient officer appointed TO preserve the
stnctest order NO charge will be made for their
trance TO the Course. Sc Its
MI METROPOLITAN HALL The Birds
KUNKEL's NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE
VIII make their w., b. -
EIGHTH ANNUAL VISIT -
to Richmond on FRIDAY EVENING, Sept 18th,
and win continue until they give : -. -
EIGHT OF THEIR SELECT AND ELEGANT =
20 fs MUSICAL SOIREES
They offer TO their old friends one of the MOST
RARE AND DISTINGUISHED CONVENTIONS OF Comic
AND VOCAL TALENT ever presented to the public
ELEVEN GIFTED ARTISTES,
each and every one selected en- account of his emf
nent abiities from the ROLE OF THIS TROUPE
In the city of Baltimore they gave 1o4 CONSECU.
TIVE ENTERTAINMENTS, with immense sue
cess. tH 'Es
- Admission IS cents
~ For further particulars see bills of the day.
SO 3-ts JOHN II. FORD, Agent
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BUILDING LOTS IN SYDNEY AT

BUILDING LOTS IN SYDNEY AT
- AUCTION --On THURSDAY, 18th September,
commencing at A. O'Clock, upon the premises, will be
sold THREE LOTS OF GROUND, fronting on the
southsde of the Plank Road. short distance of
the residence of Charles Philips, ESQ., each fronting
81 feet and running back 900 feet tosan alley.
After which will be sold, at the risk and costs of
purchaser at recent SALE who has failed to comply
with the terms thereof, THREE LOTS OF LAND
in Sidney, fronting 80 feet each southsde of Har-
vie street, and running back 12o feet to alley 10
feet wide
Terms liberal ftsrss ff.}F o. fl44I 4kfI5
se9 rssl.ssA j. NJ TAYLOR eAuctr y
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BRICK -TENEMENT IN

NJ LEIGH STREET, NEAR GLENN I,AvIs,9
BRICK tYARlt-Will be sold on WEDNTs r,ay
AFTERNOON, the 14th September, 1855 anon The
premises, commencing at 81 O'clock, the neat Brick
TENEMENT on the North side of Leigh streef, near
by Mrs Tyler. The house is in good order If pre-
ferred, it will be disposed OF az private sale. 81
TERMs-One-thrd cash, balauce at and uorths
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
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CRATES, RENDERS, NJ E T A Lie
W ROOFING, &c.-Call and examine my stock of
Euapleled CRATES, TENDERS, &C.. embracing all
the latest and most beautiful patterns. selected in
person, aud bought the best terms in the city of
New Iork, within the last few weeks. Ny stock of
common and ordinary CRATES and TENDERS is
very extensive, and great inducements will be offer
ed 10 purchasers. ... J
All kinds of METALLIC ROOFING, CUTTERS,
SPOUTS, and other house work in my line faithfully
and promptly attended to in city and country.
My stock of materials is very large, and of the best
quality, all selected with
TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON,
&c, kept constantly on hand and for sale low. ~
A general assortment Plain aud yapanned TIN
WAKE. PAUL BARGAMIN,I
Sc l4--3ts 9Th between Main and Cary SITS.
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NOTICE.-One OF the most popular Me-.
PREMIUM BITTERS. As a guarantee for my as
sertion il is spoken Of generally as one Of the best
fainlly Medicines ever before the pubic. Ii is q
greater strengthened TO fhe whole system than any
ihng ever heard Of Tor, Dyspepsia, Nervousness Co
Acs, or any arrangement of the Stomach. You 3
yet to hear of one ifstapee where Ii has fiied III
fall $3.50 "a Ssti 49, " ~ = ~
Call and get bottle and we shall Have mo MRS
Medicine. ~ - '9 s1iis -. i'sss sa-1sADio
cell, Ladd Il Co., Bennett & Eeeys Afe~,snSa,
Dnya AIDE Gray ohafiss Mfspaaga, and Drug
IT, generpsy Ihronghoa5 The city, Also b Todd
y Toy, Norfolk; DR.. u. Calnin WiiiiaS,sbrpg y A'ns
Iy Orders addressed 10 +. BAKER n55eb,rona
Va, will receive proiupf attention -
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RUSINESS STAND FOR RENT. ON
- nth STREET, OPPOSITE OLD MARKET
For Rent, desratie sfafd for any kind Of q
particularly for cIofhns Establishment Dry Geod,
Main street viii reader az once to business man
good stand for either Of the above oceupantions
Terms moderate. Apply 70 JAMES ATKINSON
% i3-3.s
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NOTICE.-All Watches and Jewelry
\ having been left with me for repair, ON Frank
i,n street. VII be delivered atthe store Of Mr. w u
nAhIh0LOMEW, on Governor street, where I
trouise me, as it will be my duty az heretofore to
please them having engaged myself with he above
fstarn my thanks to my friends and
Sc I5--3t f. 4 fOrfNs0N
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BAKERS FLOUR, of the following
ID brands: Liberty Mills, Folly, Crowberger, Mia
dIeton. Valley, Cochran and Greensyille; also SUI
perior old Scottsyills inspection, receiving on
signment for sale by
Ii -- y u Fh 7.
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- Da 6oDDiN { APPERsON.

D1 SoDDiN 4 APPERSlN.aI--T = !.
kKnCh TENEMENT ON BROAD ST. "a
- IA l a. W. n suR SALE AT AUCTION.--wai
September upon the premises e, : IN
sae. s BRaok TEaEMEAT the south sde o
Z Evson and adioinin ~. occupied By Mr. Jesse
Gassagfande, suitable for dwelling 81 :, p
Terms At sale. GoDDlN : APfERsoN,
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

wAsurNeroS on DrTs.--lt was rulnured aday
., TWO since that there had been some disagree-
mont between Mr. Marcy and the President And
now there is positive contradiction of this runor
sent forth by the Telegraph.
II is stated that the Cabinet viii certainly sustain
Captain NORMAN
IIrNRY A. WISE is aai3 TO be engaged in writing
=. scathinr article against the Pacific Railroad
and sin more interesting and delicate report
a., IA, rsI,orters at Washington have no respect
for delicacy) Is that he Is soon 70 lead to the al;Sr
richmond beauty. OF course, all ladies here are
beauiiesl
v,si, Of Mr.. Dallas to Washington furnishes
NO ;n, for conjecture thar he is to have the Mis-
sion to China or to France.
ore way the eaid aaaes have of starting a re-
nor, Is to contradict it; and in this way we are in
termed that IL is not true that MIR Secretary Davis
il; Going to resign, to run for the Office OF L. s. Seua
tor, in Mississippi go, $50
Mr.. Brv. Trcxrfs pepper, il is said, win not
r,ake.its appearance I'LL the 18th. ae44
sTrRR,nLx Rfor IN PERRY COUNTY, oMo.--The
followia. despatch appears in the Columbus State
.Jorrsal -..s-, tss
ez.xnsyrtIf. Sept :, 1s53-Adyices from Som
crsst Perry county Ohio, give as intelligence Of
terrible riot in that place The Irish laborers on
the railroad, havethe Gre arms OF the county intheir
,,nsses,igu. Two persons were killed and several
badly wounded - ts# So
qfe Sheriff Of Perry county has sent here for one
hundred armed men. One Of our military compa
nie-. the City Guards, under Capt. Graham, have
iust started for the scene Of disturbance. More
trouble IS anticipated. The life of the telegraph
operator in said town has been threatened, should
he transmit any requests for assistance. .ls.5
We iearntffe row commenced in Welch's Circus
last night, be: cannot give particulars.
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M ISIS STANARD'S SCHOOL ON 9Th
NA Street, between Grace and Franklin, viii open
on the Sd of October.
Terms made known upon application
Sc lU-3W*
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MI INERS' GOLD SCALES.-Yery co,a
ASI pete and use full article manufactured srnras.
~ orWeishing Gold and Silver Coin &C. For sale bv
ZIMMERMAN
&c corner Main and 18th sta
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GRAND EXHIBITION SOIREE AT
~ HCGUENOT SPINGS.-The third and last an
nua Exhibition Soiree of the undersigned viii take
MING, Sept. l6 1855. N--se' ! III TI,J'-EfE- {
The Exhibition viii consist of FANCY DANCES
in COSTUME, by the Pupils. - 3Cs =.
Sc It'd CHAs A. McEvOY.
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~ Dressing and fine tooth COMBS $500 80, Sius'
some and styles with large assortment ~
y, bnhaio Horn and India Rubber Combs Fnr ~ ~
low TO the trade by = OF sane
Sc - ZIMMERMAN. &
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ITO ENGINE BIILDERS.-Steam Gage
IL and Try Cocks for Locomotive and Stationary
Engines; Oil Cups withand without stopcocks; Globe
Valves Pass-Cocks all Sizes Couplings, Sc. For sale
by C. j. SINTUN & CO..
sc II Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main st.
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RIcamoNp. sept IS. Iess q l4-slewId
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No. I25 Main street, Richmond.
Sold by al Dfnssists IA this city aud elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S. ap Il
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND Ma
t. TIEMATICAI, ACADENy -M0NTA CHE,

pICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
AG THEMATICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q BASSETT, Successors TO Dr.. S Naupin-llth ST.,
between Marshall and Clay
Our School win commence on the 1st of October.
i'll the commodous and comfortable building formerly
used by DR.. Maupiu for that purpose. Parents and
guardians intending to enter pupils, viii please do
early, as our number is limited TO Co. and immediate
application is necessary TO secure seats
Mr.. Montague considers it only necessary to inform
the public that Mr.. Bassett is graduate Of the Uni
versity of Virginia and has had years experience
IN teaching.
TERMS:
Senior Mathematics and Languages, $50
Junior T" - so
Modern Languages, each 20
Payable, half LIST October remainder LIST March.
Mr.. Joseph Alichard, ST., win teach Modern Ian
guages. .- - .-.., -.-r- ann
The Primary department lin separate building
will be under the charge of Ms. Robert Davis, ana
the special supervision of the principals. Fee $50
For further particulars, circulars.
Mr. Montague can be at his room on 10th st
in of Buval 4 Bro. 5y ,'.-iei.1i- {
lQ-td. 90 .-5i'
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NIANTED--A first rate COOK, either
": white coiored. Also, u dning-room Man
SERVANT. Apply to
Gu 80 1a MACE Il WINSTON
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Mr. Brv. TICKETS paper Il Is said, VIII not
ira appearance Till the 18th. .e.s
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The Cnmbriun Festival.

u,
Will the HERALD please correct an error in my
remsrks at the Cambrian National Festival They
now read -
although a welchman by birth, he endcared
that nation because Sir Thoma, Picton, his grand
uncle wns Welchn.an. He was not orator, but he
Was good fighter, his grand uncle who fought
at the battle of Waterloo As he not orator he
could give them speech, but would give the 6rst
gtisr toatt.n
They should have BEEN
.Altlough not q Welchman in person, his name was
10 that nation IL that OF his grand uncle
SIR ibemas Tie'on Who good fighter. died upon the
battle field OF Waterloo The President ad ied that un.
lle his ancestor he was no fghter-merely writer and
q pcl, oed by stating that las he was, moreover no
ORATOR. &c.
BY so doing you will oblige,
THOMAS PfCTos
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ALLEVIATE shares 10 he States Of the Unis. In exchange
for lands o. the services Of Indiana
condition, al the arsss Of the oossoatoia. Ras.hed
BY the supreme government under date Of sesA Saay
With the spirit, tex. and vi - q sbi. -.-s---~
rAvIuArIoN.
Article i. The government grants TO tho
tracing parties and their associates the exclusive p
vge OF navigating the Coatxoc ,aco river. during the
whole period Of this contract but all the inhabitants
and oprietors of plantations other property the
banks Of the river shall be able to port the articles
which they may require and export their agricultural
or industrial productions BY means OF vessels oil Mexican
Astise q The so,srnment sxempts from the tonnage
duties the steam 'oats Of the company destined to the
conveyance Of correspondence and merchandise.
Article 3-Ibe company obges itself TO establish
Line of steamboats, SUFFICIENT for the purposes OF the
flag In conformity with the laws of the couar to n.v
gate from Vera Cruz to the where the
ceases 10 be navga a and where the road or railroad IS
to begin.
Article The company oblges itself to transport free
Of charge the correspondence directed to any place from
the city Of Mexico and that which may be sent any
other place the line to that city receiving and deliver
ing the with the usual formales it shall like
transport all the goods and effects be ongng to the
erEment for one fourth part of the tariff prices it ha
AFRO convey without any charge or stipend whatsoever
on their 10 md fro the troops officers, employees
metals and nna OF the
republic shall be transported at twenty per cent less
than the tariff price.
TO continue making their coal deposits At Acapulco
and obliges itself to dilgent search to made
within the breest possible delay for the mines Of this
mineral in the State of Guerrero order TO be able
work the by Of contracts with their respec
tive owners
Article For the u6lment Of each and every portion
this contract the supreme government will
understanding through its authorized agents, with tho
representatives of the mixed company mentioned tho
head Of this instrument with those who may succeed
the same such representatives.
j. MIGUEL ARROYO
M. PAYNO.
w. d. LEE.
J. JOAQUIN PESADO.
Mexico Feb 5, 1853 RAMON OLARIE.
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which Abd-el-kader was taken TO Brousse.
A whale OF immense size was thrown by the tide
on the shores Of Algiers, near that city, at st.
Eugene, on the 9th inst The Arabs took posses
sion Of the carcass to the oil contained in the
flesh and the spermacett of the head.
The theatres have been doing an excellent busi-
ness for the last two months and think it curious
to report here the sums OF money which were
received at these places OF Amusement in January
last The receipts Of the theatres pensoned by the
government were 42 1853 francs those of the Vaude-
vile theatres 855 francs; those of the concerts,
france; and those Of the curiosities and exhi
billions Of oil sorts, ,123 ,497 francs.
At the Italian opera, the operas OF TPuritana" and
"Don Giovanni have attracted Crowds Of diet
tanti during tho past week. The opera Of Verdi,
"Rgoletta," will soon be produced.
At the French theatre we had on the 10th, the
first night of Nine. de Gnardin's five act comedy,
entitled Lady Tartuffe" Nine Rachel had selected
the part OF the hypocrtcal woman; and, as matter
Of course, the seats OF the theatre were all filed
arrived at the thcatse about O'clock aud Just after
their entry the curtain rose have neither lime nor
space to give to your readers synopsi, Of this new
comedy which Is certainly the best work ever writ
ten by the talented wife Of the publisher Of La
Presse, Nine. Rachel was sublime In her part, and
she was received with the usual applause. Nine. Al
Ian, and also debntants, Mile. Dubois, were call,d
forth by the enraptured audience. These excellent
ayistes were assisted by Messrs Regimen Samson and
Maiart, who also deserved much applause. The
comedy is spicyfull OF wit AMI cHr dc auots itsin
tgue is attractive and interesting and inclined
TO believe that it will have long run.
At the Varieties theatre farce, in oneact entitled
by Messrs. Labiohe, r. Desandc, and Delac9ur, aas
received with uproars of lauohter Tho excellent
comic acor who performs the first part. has addcd
new triumph to his previous success. b. Ii. T.