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EORM BOOK.-THE NORTH CAROLINA FORM
II Book containing all the most useful forms which
business transactions between and well
in official stations; together with the Constitution of
North Carolina and of the United States the Act fixing the
citizens of North Carolina made confornable law.
Compiled by member of the North Carolina Bar.
For sale at the North Carolina Bookstore, by
HENRY d. TURNER.
Raleigh, Aug u, 1853. IL
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GHEAP BOOTS !-CHEAP BOOTS!!-GEN-
hand large stock of Calfn Dress and WATERPROOF
goods is entirely large ID not intend lett
remain haGd until another season. shall hurry them off
At some price that great bargains may be expected say
at q, soc, 90 and $3.50 pair.
we shall sell them cheap, and you all know
that when we say cheap mean cheap.
The above Boots suitable for dress business pur
poses, and will be sold at prices from 90 up.
Bring along the CASH and the Boots will be yours.
Come quick You will be late for the bargains now
selling at the Ladies Saloon. Norfolk, Va.
w. II. ADDINGTON 4 co. Z
Nov. Both SOB. sasszSsl5 -. - e.
SCIENTIFIC WORKS. Geologyof the Globe, BY
- Edward Hitchcock ID. d. LII. d, Treatise Metal
comprising Mining and General and Particular
augca operations with description of Charcoal Oak
Anthracite Furnaces Blast Machines Hot Blast Forge Ham,
mers Rolling Mills &c, &C.. by Frederic Overman The
BOOK OF Nature by Frederic Schroeder Phi d. and Henry
Medlock, r u 3; Principles of Geology, by Sir Charles
Lye; Manual OF Elementary Geology the Ancient
manages OF the earth and it's inhabitants illustrated by
For sale by w T. PoMER0Y
haleign, Dec 18Th, 1858.
GARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS, FOR 1854.
The Subscriber has just received his supply of Garden
erass and other Seeds for The growth of 1854 of eerv M
rey Gardeners others are requested tn
Sa In order to get whatever kinds thew NAV want All
6echs warranted to be fresh and genuine
P. F. PEscUD,
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IL THE BAZAAR!!-White Buff, Brown, Notified, Plaid,
Striped Planters Linen Coats; White and Buff Grass
Fancy Alapaca Plaid and Fancy Cashmere Coats
Black Cloth and Cashmere Sacks half Sacks ana
Linen Plaid White Striped Notified, Linen, and Cashmere
Pants great variety Sonag Cashmere, SILK and Linen
large assortment and Linen Cambria Handkerchefs
Plain Fancy Borders SILK and se Embroidered Cra-
watts: Plain Cravats; Fancy Silk Cravats
and Choss;ns White and Coored Kid GLOVES
Black se and Linen Gloves; Washed Norway Gloves Fine
Doe Gloves Black Coored Silk Gloves Plaid and Striped
Cotton Half Hose Gloves We are weekly receiv-
large supplies the most desirable styles in
market which warrant made equal to custom work
in fit and finish.
Our furnishing Department comprises every and ls-
onabe article necessary for regular outfit which will be
sold the lowest market prices by
A. s. SHAEER & CO. CLOTHING BAZAAR,
Sycamore Street.
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SEPTEMBER.-FALL,I S53.-SAMUEL H.
- MARKS & son would respectfully inform their
toners and the rade generally that they receiving
by sundry packets and their usual extensive
sortment of CONFECTIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES
FRUITS, CIGARS, &C.. selected in person by one
firm, who has just returned from Northern tour They
also daily expecting arrival of GERMAN FRENCH
which will make their assortment of the largest and
most complete offered in this market North
and Virginia Merchants rely upon getting every article
the very best quality and upon the most pleasing
Petersburg, Sept. II, 1883 So
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STEAM ENGINE AND CIRCULAR SAW
y MILL FOR sALE! The subscriber having made s,e
horsepower, STEAM ENGINE and SAW MILL which he
warrants be inferior to OF the same eaPscly
AS the Engine Mill have been fully tested he deems
it say than to refer wishing 10
purchase to Messrs Sas Burns Albert Johnson, or any
other competent Machnist. - - .>-o,.,
p,Io;.b 10. TX 1s5S l3-tf.
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NJORTE1-CAR0 a AZ r IN = t5As q ~ -
successful for than seven years and con
saept sfss@ 's p1
dse p9 poTto Il which i country
sent Capital Hundred Thousand Dollars bonds
cost of Insurance upon the plan of this Com
pan has been than Of one per cent per an
The following persons have been Directors and
oissFs e this Company Ia s1 81 BssssH ssaF
C. w. d. HuTcHINGs, - JosHUA BoSIER, Salem,
Jso. r. WILLIAMS, J. H PooL, Elizabeth Gil
s. w WH1TIsG. WV. H. ShITH Murfrees-
j 6. WRIaHT, Wilmington, JoIs 3 BAERErI, Milton
Jas p Hort Washngion Ashevllle
All Directors nuhoTissd to receive applications
u. G. b RovLHAc, I,resideat,
JoIIN G. PARrRiDeE, Secretary
JoI NJ II. Bsr4 ~ AZ n.y.
) 5ss @ r VILLAS, Eseeutis. Committee.
All COMMUNICATIONS reference to Insurance should be
to the ssers Join post aarn1DaE Secretary,
Raleigh, Jan. II, 1858. 10
nREENsBoRoUGH Mutual INSURANCE
VI COMPANY-The cost of Insurance on the Mutual
plan is but small sum- compared with joint stock COM
any This company being located in the Western part OF
the State consequently much the larger portion of the risks
The Company is entirely free from debt; have made no
assessments and have large amount in cash and good
bonds, and is therefore confidently recommended to the
public oo
the last Annual Meeting the following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
S. G. COFFIN, Fce President.
c. P. MENDENHALL, 14hormey
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
JAMES SLOAN, Dr. S. G. COFFIN,
DIR. ]. A. MEBANE, jamestown.
c. p. MENDENHALL, WILLIAM n. w RIGHT,
WIN. s. RANKIN, Wilmington.
JAMES JAM NJ Garrett '' carolina F. College.
JED. II. LINDSAY JouN l. Shaver,
WI. McCoNNEII, Salisbury.
EFF Lilly, 'e10'' -' Fayetteville.
marlborough ]. J. B1Gcs,
W. p. MOORE, Raleigh.
Newborn. ROBERT E. Troy,
II. II. BrRwELL, Lumberton.
Henderson DR.. RoBr II. SCALES,
]. l.. BE1DGERs Lenox Castle.
Marlborough
GEO. T. COOKE Raleigh,
.Agent. PETER ADAMS,
WILLIAM H. CuMMiSG
General agent Secretary.
December 18th, 1858. sly.
MTORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN
~ SURANCE COMPANY.-ClTce Raieh, " C:-Ths
Company continues to insure the lives of all healthy White
persons and Slaves.
The greatest risk taken on single life is $4,000. Slaves
insured for of five for twothrds their
value.
OFFICERS.
DR.. CHAs. Z. JOHNSON, PRESIDENT
WM. D. HAYwoop Zee PRESIDENT
JAMES +. JORDAN, Secretary.
WIN. II. JONES, Treasurer.
QUENTIN BUSBEE. -4ttOrRey.
DR.. WIN. II. Mckee, Examining Physician.
j. HERsNAN, GcaerGt 1fgeRt.
All losses paid within 90 days after satisfactory proof
is presented.
Company may be had application The Office any
Of the Agencies cttcr business should be addressed
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II w. PRICE, OF SMITHFIELD, JOHNSTON, Co
u en- e. would announce TO the citizens of Smhticld
and vicinity that he has purchased the stand of Col d. Nc
Pherson where he purposes to establish WHOLESALE
constantly on hand large and choice assortment of Fam
~ Groceries cheaper and of better quality than before
offered in this community Please give a call fiat
ter myself can give satisfaction to all who may favor me
with their patronage.
AUCTION.--1 shall offer for sale public auction at
my old stand my entire stock of Dry Goods Queensware
and Hardware. My Dry Goods Plain aud Figr
ed Delans, Ginghnms Prints of every style quality
white and Red Fiannel also beautiful Of
Silks Broadcoths Cassmerss Sattnetts Kentucky Jeans
and assortment of Ready Made Clothing and many
er articles too to mention. Boots Shoes
grade alsomy assortment of Hardware and Cutlery which
is unsurpassed by the State Truly chance for
good bargains Attend the sale. shall auction merchur
disc day and evening during Court week every
Saturday after Court week until the entire stock disposed
of.
February Is, 1854. -o7
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Isaac I. Walker, 1855 Henry Dodge, 1857
& By appointment of Governor)
american A1aandc
GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STATES AND TER
RITORIES,
IFHh their ss1qries and Terms Ct 9fes the NanOer Of
Senator's and Representatives. the State legislatures
their respectice Terms. Those in Hatic are Wigs
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WILSON & GRICE,
GENERAL. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING

MERCHANTS,
NJ IL If1h Street and Perce's HkGrT,
PoRsTMoUrH Va,
Give their personal prompt attention to the Sale and
Forwarding of and Merchandise of every descrp
ton and make liberal consignnents
REFERENCES.
GEo W. MoRpEcAI, ESQ.,, Raleigh.
Messrs w II. & r. S. Tucker, Raleigh
" King, THOMAS BARROW, Loulsburg
r. N & D. C. HERNDoN, Oxford
Hon. WELDON n EDWARDS, Warren County.
Col S. S. RoYsTER Granville.
Nessrs JNo WHITE Il Co, Warrenton
MoNTGoMERY PLUMNER Warrenton
Col WALTER GwYNN, Chief Eng. Central Rail Road.
s,tITr1 Al WILSON GEO. w. GRICE
~ % 1879 4S-ly.
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Notice to North Carolina & Virginia Merchants
STEVENSON & WEDDELL IMPORTERS AND
ECJoBBERs OF STAPLE FANcY DRY GooDs Ieters6urg
"a Now offer to the trade large and assor
ment of British and Continental Goods, together with
large stock of DoMEsrc FABRIc purchased before the
cent advance in prices
sssortment feel confident offer great induce
ments to purchasers as can be found this any other
andrket - -
n. B, OaDERs PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO-
Petershuror- Semi
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0XFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.-THE NEAT
Session will commence the first Monday IN january

OXFORD FEMALE COLLESIE:-- ~
DSesson will commence the first Monday IN January
1854. - ,,orl
RATES TUITION PAYABLE ONE HALF IN ADVANCED
For Reading, Writing, with the first rudlments e,oo
OF English Grammar and Geography 80 =. Sin'uoo
English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic i2'oo
For any thing higher ~ 1.-Two l'''0
For the College Glasses, (wlthout any eAh" m M
charge for the Languages -''""
pi,uo EXTRA hAsNN'' 5000
Use of Instrument, ~
The same Guitar, ,ooo
Drawing and Painting 80
Oil Painting 80
Needle Work, go
Board per month"; 60
Washing per month. Ivy
Musical Soirecs will be given during each term
L. T. GRANDI,
Scc'y of Board of Trustees.
December 10, 1858. N-IyW.
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a NEW SUPPLY OF PICTURES WITH AND
without Frames; also Gilt MouIdngs of every descrp-
ton, for sale at the MUSIC STORE.
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HUST TO HAND.-5,0O0 PALMETTO, LANDRES
e Cigars, the choicest brand in the market
5000 Mannilla Ell Sal, La Copstancia
10000 assorted brands,
500 sup Orinoco chewing Tobacco,
Come and try us and we feel confident VIII give full
satisfaction T. MAEi+r1N " -
January So, 1854 va
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E.AToN's FORM BOOK BOOK OF PRAe-
Forms with notes and references to
in the State Of North Carolina, by VIM. Eaton,
~ Fer sale by w, i. PoAIEROY.
Raleigh, Feb. II, 1858 s2s---s
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| TRISH POTATOES.-1o BARRELS SUPERIOR
quality for table just received and for sale BY
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KUAKE BARE.--Take off the old Moleskin and put
lxAon one of Beebees Spring Style. Just to hand,
call at they going rapidly the old stand No.
90, cheap place EVANS COOKE.
Raleigh, February 80, 1854 90
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ID EMOVAL OF THE BOOT AND SHOE
IL MANUFACTQRY.-The subscriber begs leave to in
form his patrons and the public general has moved
from Wilmington Street to the house lately occupied by
Mahler as fancy store, West side of the capitol.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage received he
soelts of the promising the
best materials and employ only superior worknlen.
HENRY. A. DEPKIN.
-fsalelgn, august goth, 1858. = 82-tf.
Gift BOOKS FOR 1854, IN RICH AND ELE-
~ giant Bindings-Thc Lily of the VALLEY. 4 he Isernen
Der NE; The Gift of friendship; The Gin
Gift The Leaflets of Memory The Gems of Beauty Lit
crazy Gift for 1854, Edited by Miss Emily Perciyals
For sale by 80 ~ W. POMERoY
Raleigh, December 24th 1858. - III.
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CANARY BIRDS AND CAGES, BEAUTIFUL
~ and substantial, for sale at the MUSIC STORE.
Raleioh.
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ASLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES las
intend leaving for New York the 10Th February
for purpose of sSPerintendng the getting up
our HEAVY WINTER GOODS at greatly reduced prices
for CASH E. L. HARDIS(5.
january liz, 1854 is
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DRASS ANDIRoNs WIRE TENDERS, BRASS
AD Rim. Brass Head Shovels and longs
Fire Carriers and Coal Hod
Coffee Toasters and Tea Kettles For sale by
J. BROWN.
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GARDEN SEEDS. A FULL AND FRESH SUP
ply of Garden Seeds just received, and for sale by
HAYWOOD SCOTT
Raleigh, Feb. l, 1854 s : %
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September 9th, 1858.
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ERRESS GOODS.-PRINTED FANCY BERAGES
ny Lawns Organdi and Printed Cambrics,
Plaid Gnghanls and Silk Ilstors,
Black Groe DeRhinc Silk and Plain black DcLaine,
Cambria Jackonette SWISS Checked Null and Nansuck
Muslins, great variety,
j. BROWN.
Raleigh 1852 az
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FOR SALE offer my house and lot in Chapel Hill
IL for sale, the lot contains acres the house is
brick building, the body of which is two story, with
four Rooms 40 by feet with Ell of 80 feet by 10 with
two Rooms, and is of story good well of water and
other out houses the directly of the Col
loge and is desirable situation Terms
dating. -fzes E. HUNT
q Chapel Hill, Feb. 22nd, 1854. 26-tlstJ .pd.
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I'D ALEIGH & CASTOR RAIL ROAD.-Slaves
Aaare permitted travel the Rail Road without
written permit from their Duplicates should in all
given Ticket instructed retain
one copy of every pass. JAMES M: POOL,
Ticket Agent.
Raleigh, January G. 1854. 10
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DAINT'S, OILS & yARNIsH.-The Subscriber
is rece wing his Spring stock of PAINTS OLs and VAR
NIsHEs OF All kinds and qualities and in quantities, conf
mesurae with the greatly increased demand He would
call ten his quality Of Pure White
spectfu invite purchasers to Examine his Stock and
prices before this the Markets. beev
ing ne is able to give them superior inducements;
.fsSss 49, P. F. PESCUD.z f
Raleigh, March %, 1854. sss sfiss#Fs7t 3S-
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INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-wE HAVE JUST
received from the g Union India Rubber Company,
an invoice OF India Rubber Goods, consisting of 4
Z sst7S 0fEeer9 Cont Pea Jackets,
$500 Sack - Walking & Riding Leggins,
" hite Saddle Bags, DC. 49,
which will be sold at Manufacturers' prices. e
FEB. 90, 1851 e. L. HARDING 4 Co. E
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HENRY T. CLAWSON, COACH AND CAR
Nh RAGE MANUFACTURES Also, Manufacturer TO
Bent Feloes Shafts Hubs Spokes Poles Spring Bars &c.
warranted the best quality of Timber;
All manner of Coach work executed in the best style of
the art.
Repairing done in the the shortest
notice. -
Franklinton, Franklin County, N. C. o.
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n OST.-ONE PR0MISSORY NOTE made PAYABLE
-EA by r. D. ATK1NSONs& PHARAOH RICHARD
son to E. P. STEVENS, for Four Hundred and Fifty Dol
ars and dated 18th of Neveuber 1853 All persons are
hereby forbid to trade for said Note and the said Atkinson
Richardson hereby forwarned from paying said Note
TO any person myself
Smithfeld, JAM, 1858. - 49,
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THE DAILY UNION.

IosDos Aossy sAAKrr.--Consols closed the Attn At
s6s 500
Pans April The funds at the BOurse-threes,
62h, Acc firm, and halves S9fr SOC
STILL LATER.
EuRrnsR MARKgrsCirculars generally agree In quoting
flour Is advance Wheat sd. per bushel advance Some
quote decline Of Is per quarter in corn.
Bacon selling at lower rates Tallow declined Is
ADDITIONAL ARcno-LArEsr
The Russians have gained several important victories
the Turks making themselves masters Of the country
lying between the Danube and the Black The fight
ing the Danube is said 10 have been very severe with
great slaughter both sides the Turks losing many Of
their strong fortresses.
Persia has officially announced her neutrality.
There great scarcity of coal at Snope and il
feared the fleets would suffer in consequence
The London News admits that the latest accounts from
the Danube are unsatisfactory
Debates in the English Parliament were very exciting
An ambassador had arrived from Berlin with important
mission The Gar states that the recent OF the
Russians had dsaanged the plans of the combined powers
Russia has issued ukase against British trade
II is reported that the Turks have been driven entirely
to the left bank of the Danube except their position
Kalafat
The Austrian troops the frontiers Of Hungary
They had thrown bridge across the Danube which
regarded prelude to active Intervention They
picious of the Hungarans.
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THE COLONIZATION MEETING.

Pursuant public notice about sixty eighty persons
lsle and female assembled in Rev. DR.. Sunierlands
urch last eyenngthe general aud ayowed object of the
keeing being raise funds for the establishment Of d.
lei line of communication with Liberia for the colonza-
Of free negroes Judge Wayne called the chair
Il president and Philip r. Fenda chosen secretary.
PRAYER was offered by Rev DR. Sunderland The presi-
lsnt thought the object Of the meeting well known
10 require restaementspoke Of the ncemency of the
weather the probable Of the absence of many and
mong them several distinguished speakers who had been
rpected The chair observed that adjournment bad
zen suggested.
Rev r. r. Gurley, with the object of the meeting in
view DESTROYS to have very large assembly which
be thought might be had Friday evening yet he hoped
10 hear addresses the few who present for he
wanted their zeal warmed up in the cause" and their
enthusiasm infamedn But he made no distinct motion
Other gentlemen made remarks upon the of the
weather. and the consequent absence of sar orators =
when Mr. seaon, of the htegencsr, in call
arose with resolutions in hand which he said had not
been maured to his satisfaction and he would rather that
they be referred to a committee before being read
On motion, the president appointed Messrs Seaon,
Hodges and Schenck committee resolutions report
on Friday evening next to which time the meeting
adjourned
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The Nebraska excitement (says the New York Journal
Of Commerce) has done good thing for which we re-
oce II has brought out those latent abotonists who
we're too cowsrdy to show their hands long as they
bought IL would be unpopular We now sec what they
Se-mere doughaccs afraid Of their own shadows but
Toll Of principle when there is any favor to be carried by It.
One OF the most furious and uncharabe of assaants
anee the Nebraska broke out who in 1851 or
So heH he candidate for ogc, addressed us pri-
va letter, begging that would oppose him. he
was very good Union at heart but thought il
policy Just then, TO manifest leaning towards freeso-
m lest he should lose his hold upon portion Of his whg
friends Who he thought by discreet management could
10 brought to Union principles We Of course took
am at his word He defeated however as he deserved
be- and he seeks to ride into favor on another hob
y Of the breed which be goads to distraction We
shall know him next time
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FoRTIFIcAr1oSs or cRoSsTApr.

In article in th New YORK Tribune on the European
var Cronstsdt which probably 70 be the grand point
Of attack BY the British feet in the Baltic is thus de-
,1ibed
Cronstsdt has the form of an irregular triangle II i,
wrongly fortified II has three hsrbors lying to the south
. NE town The outer military hsrbor entirely forti
u ~ mole, rectsnge stretching the sea- and
lsoe Of holding besides smaller vessels thirty ships
o. NE line II isso shallow low water that many OF the
ops are obliged 10 anchor In the middle harbor which Is
properly intended FOR the fitting and repairing Of vessels
powder mvsHine, mandatory OF pitch, tar and
me thirt west, or innermost harbor, which ha,
49, o w hundred merchant vessels and runs parallel with
n'pals nareor admits only merchantmen for which
''o 'eaes an rcellent rosdstead immediately outside
po'' defended Ao BY the citadel constructed on rock
- = ne 80 Of Cronstadt. The permanent popu-
snon = not considerable during the summer i amounts
s's'nmen' 'anoaonues sndstrsnsers and forty
eoo''and After thesossians the English 49, ,bo mos, nm
Is verr ifey in the warm season. hut ~. "a
'ere N cold. Pesrthe Great founded i, i I7,o
- such s the plr the English fleet mus, ,or.,a ,;us
easr BY cutting a ts trade Or mea.uripg nan. .ha.
Vmos, and infern ingenuity with 1.-THE ar cor,,rn, !,
800 e'fhest y MAJ AXE precedence Of the p.nvh - -
'"s SURFING horrors y which It is the theatre.