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Southern obligations, which the South could
fulfil ()-whlst there were 60 many who
seemed to have forgotten Washington and his
counsels, who aspersc the region In which he
was born and is buried She knew that the
many noble and patriotic amongst you loved
the "Commou Father" even as we do, and she
left them the honor which she felt should be
theirs, Of offering TO unite in this tribute to his
memory. With pride we record that the re-
suit has proven the correctness Of the decision.
If honorable in tho South 10 "move," how
much more in the North TO offer aid II was
met as it should be- The door was thrown
open at once, and the "frst offer" made by a
worthy deconscendant of the Father Of the
Pilgrims and New England's noble Edwards
commemorated by an Hon. membership in the
"hghest committee with those from whom
the cause had received the most invaluable SER
vices. Others have lollowed--donations have
been rendered, and also oyertures deeply graft
flying in behalf of literary parties. While we
express our heartfelt appreciation Of these acts,
we embrace this opportunity Of publicly an
nouncing, we neither desire nor intend section
ality. We feel none towards those whose pa
iriotism knows no North, South, East or West.
We extend a cordial welcome TO all such who
I approve our undertaking as placed before them
and desire 10 aid in its success, and VIC hope TO
see thousands from the remotest sections Of our
country gathered within the folds Of this "glo-
riaps enterprise ~ Is il not enough to arouse
every patriot TO actionl
Shall Shakesperian Club preserve the house
in which was born the master mind who crown
ed their country with poetic glory, and We not
do as much for place hailowed by the life, the
death, the burial Of our Counify's Father
''lhe Parthenon Of Meni"
Ye princes df redlhl Many are your proud
donations to the gallant, brave and good Shall
there be none to record for him, the ''moulded
echo Of the worlds heartbeat for freedom 20
Woman Grateful love made you first at the
Holy Sepulchre Of mans Redeemer-should i
not also carry you to the "sccond spot" OfeaIii
the home, the grave Of the "model' man, a'
hero, sage, Christian, "whom all ages seen
combined to mould to clay ~ Is there one o
you who has no patriotic pride, no high purpo
ses, no offerings for his tomb,
Ye of feeling hearts and generous souls
come to this noble work Ye gifted, innuen
tial and energetic, stand not back, for it need
bot such as you to make worthy of him and o
us that spot which, even in ruins, stands alone
In the words of anoiher-"from the sacred sol
Of Mount Vernon there rises ever to the ear o
the pilgrim language incapable alike of ex
preston by words or sounds, language whicl
addresses itself not to the understanding but &
the heart. He is sensible in moment Of tn
inspiration of the place-his frigid philosoph
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TALL RYF.-Somebody has taken pains ID
send all the way from Iowa 10 The New Eng-
land Farmer, stalks of Rye some seven feet in
height, thinking, no doubt, it would 'astonish
The naiiSes,'' but the West is most respectfully
informed that We are not to be beaten so easily
we have already acknowledged the receipt Of
taller specimens grown on Mt Toby, but that
place Is now thrown in the shade by samples
left in our Office, which were taken from tho
field of Mr.. Henry Cobb Of this town, and
which measures seven feet and ten inches.
Amherst Express
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-, It 1T TTs
There is fortress fair as art,
And cold as Russia's cline Of winter,
Walled round within maiden's heart
My love has sought in vain to enter
Long we besieged her castles fair,
With all Loves forces sweet aud tender;
But still she regns unconquered there,
And still refuses to surrender.
D for some friendly power in arms
Some Austria of contending nations
To sustain her resisting charms,
And bring her to negotiations
For, by consent Of heather Jove,
The siege shall never be forsaken,
Till conquest crowns the arms Of love,
And my Sebastopol is taken,
TAUNTON DEAN.
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Jou wohH executed in good style at fair prices.

daubing themselves and those indiscrcet and en-
thusiastic persons who attempted 10 handle
tlohi, With halfdissolved candy and sticky gin
gerbroad. And occasionally getting up a fehi
among themselves-wherc little fists would un.
ceromoniously visit little eyes, and little feet
would indulge in series Of energetic litto
kicks, and little fingers would pull out liuld
lunches Of little curls, and little voices would
give course Of most discordant screams.
(which we're Hnle, but----,J and Sd the litile
Tom Hyers would amdse themselves until sep
araied by some courageous individual who dar-
ed to touch the little monsters.
stepped up to lady 10 ask the age Of
baby which che had ia her maternal arms, when
! found myself instantly centre Of baby at
iraction-babies seemed to pitch into me from
all directions baby poked its fingers into my
eye, baby put sugar on my rufIed shirt, baby
daubed Cruel on my white vest, baby filled
my Kid glove with milk, a baby dropped some
thing done up in rag down my neck, and
baby Of huge dlrfiensions and unredeemed ugli-
ness amused itself by filling my hat full Of
/ playthings which it appropriated from the weak
er babies on either side. So that found in
that article of apparel tin whistle, three dolls,
sugar house, miniature Noah's Ark with ali
the animals, rattle.box, hair-brpsh, and twd
india-rnbber balls.
Tried to gel out of the muss, but baby was
pulling my coat-tails, and a four year old baby
stood upon each fcBt improving the pattern Of
my white pants by wiping their dirty hands
thereon. / stepped back and Knocked over a
baby, rushed forward and stepped on baby,
| leaped TO one side and crushed small baby
in pink dress, sprung to the other and crush
ed "a, baby and lis nurse against the wall
tried 10 escape from the room bu; tumbled
over a baby,-recovered my feet and started
again, but babies got between my legs and trip
ped me down stairs. where landed ia an cx-
hausted condition, which was by no means i'm
proved by careless woman dropping her baby
directly on my head from the fourth-story.
Saw the distribution Of prizes,-hrst prizo
given 10 an Irish baby with a stub nose sec
ond, to Dutch ditto, with eyes of different
colors and all the rest to the very babies who
ought not 10 have any, but deserved to be spank
ed and sent to bed until they should grow de-
; cent-looking.
Not good-looking baby, got prize, and
the very ones who should have taken the pre-
miums were sent home without having their ex-
penses paid
The sl0O prize baby did not amount 10 much
afier all Not young couple who saw il but
thought they could do better in less than year;
, and the mothers Of those babies who did Mt get
anything thought they could beat it on six
$ months notice.
:, Those Industrious ladies' who desired 10 rear
d large family 10 the shortest time possible, and
so had proddccd three or four children at birth.
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POETRY.
A NEW SIEGE OF sEBAsToPoL
IN TWO PARTS.

PANT /.
There is fortress fair and strong
In Russia's waste and wintry regions,
Where France and England vain and long
Have poured their vain and iated legions.
Long the bcsegers' loud mouth'd guns
Have roarcd their summons to surrender;
As loud have Russas seris and sons
Reared back their purpose to defend her.
The combat deepens On yc brave,
Who strike for French and English honor
The czar will fight till every slave
Becomes, like William Poole--a "goner'"
The car within his palace halls
Still feels his solid throne unshaken;
His flag still floats above its walls,
And his "Sebastopol s not taken"
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MISUNDERSTANDING,

For one square Of - lines minion type, three in
sertions Sl.OO; for each subsequent insertion 70
cents. liberal discount to yearly advertisers
viii be made, Tic nunber of Insertions must be
markell on 9ll advertisements, otherwise they will
be Continued Until ordered out
POSTAGE - The PBorNtx Il sent Into all the
towns in WiSDnAn CouSrf, free % Postage The
Postage to any patt Of this State, out Of Windhau
County, will be 10 cents year
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richardson. Spence & Co.'s Circular.

Per AFiGl IlskkPooL rms ~. .. % 49,
There moderate business done tn ughou, the week
in spsrh md Baltic NHEATs. part Peersye and part con
sruf,ye NJ en- IMPROVEMENT Of 4oSd y tusnei ena y r.
ord tie eo1t were taken on III
frcreh account az quarter advance spanish fLosh
vnsrrsev dealt = sack advance American barrels ssu
ouv IN retail for ships IpAS Coss was not % eetse
srv IN the light stosks however ensed holders 70 maze
On sdvsres # Cd p quarter MiIed and Yellow ana on
Wire. Ike Tuesdays market were chi Of Es,P
,ar AZ Is Ga6 - qua'e several lots taken 20 hold over o
paid foI Mixed sna 81 for NeworSens "hi'e' ie
held a. 81 tuI 10 buysrs over 81 D. 49,, A.. In
NrraT or Floor md the advance noted above has ben
.. nl,x CoEx IN good and may be quotc %
10 desrer hsn on Tuesday. The q1otsriona are; WI
UEtAr NOES y 70 n; Flour. go d5i r 3D.; NDlas
Corn mixed 81 52; yellow, 52d 81 9; White - 1o4 v
10 n. - .-,..s,- ~.
tran ACTIONS this week not sxfensVe-hosen no" "
rnandrg hshes rates - 49, =. % "a
&c q ewt s. IN quality. -. ,v.
fiLIow advanced es-ly il the week, % 10 ewl %"
ing 10 large speculative purcL bat has since reese
RosIS-wh heavy arrivals Pree lave deoneo 70 q r''-
for ...,, - q. ,,e
ton without making Ia. -, ,..,
oTTox under the Influence OF the Asa advees aas INC -
on Monday To- n Nth Gales 81 1000 bales, and - Wv ~
Tpesday which the cfemen hiss ceased an1 ~
were yesterdsv ID lover To-day there more oens So
~ 70 IS be,ss Id making the quo
the ih Cay week In ,hs tea
usnded Tuesday stopped business ana as 1870
dtpey Of the Cotton market has further checked
" Middrsa orlears ga Mobile es-iedi D0~ea''
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Of defense for Turkey than 10 give The PrDcpaities
vital interest in The preservation of its independence
SPAIN.
TIE CARLIST RESURRECTION.
'espcr-,ence Of The London Time.


IL .qs MADRID, Friday June /, iss5.
To-dny's Gotete contains Royal decree extend
g .he state OF teee to that part of tie province Of
T.fTo. which pertains TO the military district OF
Yaerchf; also TO the province of Casef'en de 10
Tsna and TO certain places in Catalonia. which in
Is47 we're annexed 10 the Cap -Generdcy OF
Valencia siD0er decree sic mites the Royal sccept-
ance of Sesor Barats offer 10 take charge ofthe Royal
printing office and the direction Of The Gazette w1,h-
out pny expsesAng at the same time the Queens sa-
faction at SeDer l'nrahs generous disinterestedness
An attempt has leen made to seduce to the Carlist
cause the cadefs ct the Military College at Ioedo
They informed teir officers, without however de-
nouncing the persons who had tried TO lead them
awsy Gen. Kos &c Oisno he's gone over TO Toledo
TO vestigate the affair.
At tie Last moment news hes reached me that the
Captain Ger era of Catalonia has declared that Prov
In The fields by Maels on the 3st of May, the ARA
gonese Carlisis experienced signa'deieat DisPoshg
his force in FIVE columns Gen. Gurrea made sort OF
battue OF the enemy, whowas satIsned LIZ some pFo-
ken ground called Los Wales
The telegraph which briDse the nevs this morning
furnishes few details. Bumber OF Caries weyo
killed, and the routed remnants were giving them
selves up in great numbers. The General expresses
his conyistion that the Cars insurrecsn in Aragon
will speedily be at end TDree OF the chiefs were
taken or Killed. One Of these fought had TO hand
with Major Of the CarabineerJ and wounded him,
bot binself slain.
This il an important blow-the more at this par
tiC uar Moment that it will probably act as check
upon the Carlists in other Provncc who VIII be less
disposed to take the field that the staunchness of
the roors the loyal feeling among the Nationals, aud
the little they can expect from the nstion in general,
have beer proved by recent occurrences in Arragon.
The Spanish Government hes applied to that OF Por-
iupa TO send the Carists there resident who have sp
proached tie ontiers into the interior of the country.
6,OCLocK.
In the Cor.es to day Senior Madoz read his project
of a compulsory anticipation OF the taxes
General Gur1ea's Geographic dispatch has been pub
lishod in ON Extraordinary Gazette. have given
its substance above 1t says, "The faction of Lower
Arrseon is completely destroyed" The Queens
tIoops did not lose man. They had been making
terrific matches. Nine horses and quantity of arms
were taken 1t is lot stated that any prisoners were
taken which appears rather singular but the men OF
Casre Maela, Mazaleon and other villages were
giving themselves up.
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rcst ied scale to the trade parcel Of 100 tos OF Our
ney' err, hes changed ksrdG Holders are very hrzn -,
fetEA hw trnnssecns have taken place In low quail 70
Of Which the mATket pretty web cleared Conndersoh
inquiry exist for fne but holders rasns their pet-1
and Operators; for the present prevented Stocks m in
peer hsnss do much rcecd 700 bbls there ar how
ever sone exfefiye bolders among the dealers ED.
bAcoxA large breiDess has been do7e and many piels
have eh,reed hands improvement in price The bak
The scek hard held BY i'm sod descrA
Lana neieraie busness doing sboui prrreus
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EUROPE
py THE AsIA's MAILS.

a. a late hour last hight we received our files
AZ Eurcpean journals by the Asia, which arrived
At BOSTON yesterday. Our letters we shall Ios
obtain till tomorrow; but the subjoined extracts
from the Transatlantic newspapers will be found
exceedingly interesting:
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The ADVANCE ON THE CHERNAYA.

CcuesDondencs Of The Dsily News
MAJ 2s.--The advance against Tchorgua took place
a. dsybreak This morning, and the object was secured
without any loss to the Allies The French troops, IN
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George Badenaeh's Circular.
Ii, LrvfprocL, Friday. June O. 1855
-s." h. ,,.,,.r,;ap. in his article have been upon tee
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THE "wHITE TOWER. /"

Dispatch in manifold, which was first published IN
Joodon at IL 20 A. NJ. on the 9th, has been received
BY the Asia. 1t is slightly different from the previous
pabishsd statement, speaking Of the white rorks, and
not tower, ms having been carried:
HIord Panmure presents his compliments to the
Secretary Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company. and
has creat pleasure In transmitting the inclosed Intel
Hgence which has this day reached here from Lord
Raglan. ,,c.,o, Iuo, ,sxS
a1be formidable fire of yesterday was kept up to-
a.v x;f the greatest spirit and after this even
inc the French attacked and carried the White Uork
and fhe Momelon. Great gallantry was displayed on
ali sides Casualties not known"
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No 4T bro:e
- wsy-open fem A. 81 tin 10 o'clock ?. N, aany 80
.t,.nes q sen One hundred and fly Of the cno1ees
SITETINGs ever collected together now adon me s o.
Al GALLERY II superior 70 say other collection on tne SOuI
- 70 K ,pprseistsd n seo1s hu. 70 be seen
TNHE MAMMOTH TREE OF CALltORNlA.-
ms Nopsreh Of the Forest whose he's never teen
eouAled viii exhibited for short time a the CRYSTAL
PALACF previous departure for the Cta Palace 81
everhn England hishf So feet lie diameter % feet,
81 neatly 10 circumference The PAINTINGS STAT
uARY collection Of other ouroses still on ex
hibition Doors open from A. NJ usn p D. Admission .
tents children half-pnce.
FyEO. CHRISTY a. WOODS MINSTRELS-
~ No. f72 Broadway OPEN EVERY EVENING.
tickets q cents.
All business transacted by II. WOOD
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MEMOIRS of JAMES GORDON BENNETT
WI AND HIS TIMES.
Publication Day Announced.


The delay in the publication of the above snxouy expected
Biographical Work has been caused solely by the necessity Of
preparing for the press second large edition which will
enable the publishers 70 issue the werk SATURDAY,
August II.
The which this valuable and entertaining book has
excited every part the country has been greatly enhanced
by the which have already appeared and is
coded every person who has read the work that embraces
within It's Of various facts together with
philosophical survey Of life in all its phases, enriched and
vened by anecdoe such seldom comprised in single
volume 1t places the character Of Mr Bennett above the
cav Of parsans while it comprises entire history Of his
remarkable from poverty to auence-from the huinblest
station TO political power.
The work in fact the only truthful portrait Of the eminent
Journalist Ct The Herald Newspaper, and impartay feaessy
and faithfully surveys period Of thirty together with
ell the incidents of prominent public importance
In elegant volume Of 48s pages embeshod with line
medallion portrait Of Mr.. Bennett. Price 81 o.
sTRIEGER TOWNSEND, Publishers, No 222 Broadway
NB-Orders shoad he forwarded without delay to secure
prompt supply. Circulars furnished on application.
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G | l. X SIS / l. X s -
> BOWEN. MCNASfEE Co.
NEw-YORK
Invite the attention Merchants generally to their extensive
stock rich SIX Fancy Goods adapted 10 the Fail raTe
embracing the desirable styles imported this
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variety Of dress fabrics ordered expressly for their very best
City and interior trade believed that Six Importing
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nents Now store full assortment Of silks Mernos' Mus
lin De LANES Ribbons shswls, Lsces Embroidery, White
Goods Dress Trimmings and every other description Of ner
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amneemeni9.

broadway THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL,
I'D sole les,ee-THIS (Mondayl EVENING, Aus. 6, will
b. pr, - nted the Chinese PautOmimc Eeie Of
KIM-kAi Oh, TnE ADvEss vREs OF An AERoNAVr'
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Anor which the talented MARTINETTI FAMILY viii ap.
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AGILITY. To conclude with
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Forks Ice-cream Knives Fruit Knives Butter Knives CHIT
dens Sets Knife Fork and Spoon Silver Cups NspAnf
Rings &c. .
Watches Clocks and Jeelry repaired :. less than the psu
prices Watches and Jewelry taken IN exchange
GEO. c. ALLEN,
Importer Watches and Jewelry Wholesale add Retail.
No. ii Walst second foor)
Broadway, New-York.
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Go h1hom il ftlap Gon1ern.

NOTICE TO HEIRS-To the heirs and legal
~ representatives Of JOHN PETER MICHAEL late Of the
township O. Bushk in the County Of Northampton and state
deceased Take Notice thst inquest VIII be
held the late dwelDg house Of John PETER MICHAEL
the township Of Bushk in the County aforesaid
on THURSDAY the 9th day Of Angus next at 10 o'clock 10
the the purpose Of making partition the real es
Of the said deceased 70 and among his heirs AID legal repre-
sentves the same can be without prejudice spo
rg whole otherwise value and 1pprase the same accord
RI 10 law az which tine aud place you requested attend
n YOU think proper JACOB COPE Sheriff.
Shsnh's Office, Easton, July 10, 1885.
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Grerial Notifies.

n.,.,o.,a,;c Whig General Committee.-A Regalsr
,,,irr ef hi Committee viii be held on TUESDAY EVEN
~ ~ o,der WILLIAM HALL, Chairman.
n aose ss, aokeAS'' vieechsimsn
e CIV, " f sSs.,,''' Secretaries
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Euet an6 fcuno.

EOUND-In Broadway, on Saturday morning. a
SUM Of MONEY. The owner J. reques I'd 70 come for
ward and prove property, &c. T. GRIFFIN No. SO jdst
I OST-A GOLD CHAIN and SEAL on the
IL ID inst ibersl reward viii be paid the return Of the
10 the EAST RIVER BANK corner Of ST. Make place
and 3d-ay.
G9S REWARD.-Left hanging in the, water
W 81 eset Of Mesns Clarke Bro sn. Maiden.lene,
GOLD PATENT LEVI x WATCH with BLACK BRAID
GUARD-CHAIN attached; J. l. Moore, maker No. $50.
Inquire Of MARK BANKS No. II Cedsr-st.
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pianc- fories an1 musir.

AT VERY LOW PRICESt TO suit the TINES
~ No 500 Brosdw.y.-BENSETT Co., Manufacturer 81
The lEfez; PIANOS; also he much a1ed sps CT
LESIAL" PIASO-FORTE, actEc eds,e BY slaaeurs TO Dc
superior > others 10 b-srry Ld bisncy Of tone
ORGAN MELOOEONs. MUSIC, I'D Musical Inssramsnts
4 BEAUTIFUL and excellent 7-octaye PIANO
~ FORTE and STOOL y n ane hxarsd cloth cover $40
TIE very f Ard rTre aid VII be WARMED every
way. No SG1est LONGEST between Broadway aud Bowery
pARGAINS-One Hallet, Davis Il Co. z octave
~ PIANO, nearly Eew, ESQ FOR $50; Gilbert,
$H, 81 and 81" each Ch.ckeELng, sli Ns0te rs
50, 80 11e SIS al persee orie- Pisnos and Moo
deos % ReIi TTess BAzlcnuus and Reed Organs or
CkIebtA s. 7. GORDON, No H1 Broadway.
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THE UNITED STATES PATENT vEHICU-

Il
j LAR STREET. CLEANING COMPANY-Are now in
successful operation several 4 the largest cities Of the Union
They prepared with corporations conactors
CLEANING the Streets and Highways OF cities and town.
any part Of the United States The system Of sCANENG
ING and CT GAMING APPARATUS has received the highest
commentator f5m the and authorities In every city where
have operated They also prepared TO SELL RIGHTS
the Machines any parties who may desire 70
purchase the application at their Offices NO ~ Brood
Y. No. ITO South Frons Phila, and 10 SMITH,
SECKEL STIEBEL 4 Co., Cincinnati, o., Louisville, KY
SMITH. SECKEL Co.
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9iationerp ano fantp Goods

NIUIIuHKIU HHU 1HHtg VUUUD
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS-TOoth, Nail,
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Windsor ana other Soaps Puff Pomades Tweezers
Dressrr and Fine Combs Paris Toilet Articles and every style
OF Foucy Goods adapted 10 and sold by Druggists Imported
direct and sold on reasonable terms by
RUFUS X McHARG Co.,
Importers ard Jobbers, No 1853 Broadway, ewYork.
ICH ID M l. + Y d co..
III IMPORTERS OF STATIONERY FANCY GOODS, &c,
No. 80 JoHS-sT., NEwYoRK,
Invite Dealers 70 inspection Of their extensive well selected
and well assorted stock Of Fancy Goods Stationery BIBLES &C
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METR OPOLITAN THEATER.-

II G IL T. l.,
he eminent French Tragedenne supported by OF
Paen will make Debut the lst Of September
REPERTOIRE.
ANCIENT TRACEDIES-HORACES and POLYEUCTE,
BY CoRNEILLE; PHADRE, BAJAZET and ANDROMAOUE,
BY RACINE. .-
JEANNE D'ARC, BY SoUMETi LUCRECE, by PoSsARp;
EIRGlNIE Dy LATouR ST. NBAks.
LFcoVvT; ANGELO, by VICTOR HuGo; MILE DE BELLE
ISLE BY ALEXANDRA DVAASf LADY TARTUFFc, and LA
JOE fAIT PEUR by MADAME pE GISARDIN.
CONEDIES-TARTOFFE, by MOLIeEEi DEPT AMOu-
RFUN BY MARivsUx; LIE CAPRICE by ALFRED DE MUS
sEri LES DROiTS DE- EHoMME, by JULES DE PRE-
nIRAY; LIE MARI DE- LA NEUNE, &C, &c.
An tho pieces 10 be performed BY Rachel have been
rrc.sy translated into English and the Original and trAn'ls
n printed opposite pssss for the aeeomm 9daon OF the
days and viii Be found the Metropolitan rheaer Box
o6ce and the Agency Of the Rachel Dramatic Company
Nc. 20 Walst