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WINES LIQUORS. &c.

WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
T Il. RESTON is now receiving fresh supply of Light
y .Summer WINES, consisting of various grades Cares
and Bottles; Red Wine by the gallon Bottle; Soup
pernong, from Lake Scuppernong, by the gallon Bot
Champagne various brands ale, Cider in barrels and Bot
Ties and all kinds of Liquors, Fresh Geatincs, Extracts
English Pickles, Maccaroni, &c, &c.
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NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted to the subscriber either by
n account, will please pay up, money must be had
AID accounts standing tn ee months interest will be
charged No accounts will longer than ninety days
hereafter. THOS. G. CRAFT,
April l9th.[dEw. No 48 Market st.
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since last review and the transactions have been
shade decline. There fair stock in first hands, which is
generally held at prices above the views of buyers The
sales reach only 1869 bbls. during the week,
Thursday...- 60 bbls. at 81 Is for medium size
Friday. 500 " 81 l7l large size Clown made }
There has been nothing done since Friday last and buyers
disposed to purchase unless alta decne Nothing
done in No. 2 and quotations nominal Sec table For
No there is moderate enquiry and very light stock
market We note the sale of only 100 bbs ION Thursday
at ST. 50@$2 625 u Dbl, according to quality.
TARTne market since our last has ruled firm at 81 Is %
Dbl with fair demand The receipts have been small,
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NoTE River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
subject to the expense OF landing coop
erage &c.;-say Lumber so to 81 u M Tar and
Tupentne about 10 Is cents % bband naval stores
when brought per railroad about the in
curred.-*For Virgin mixed Turpontine deduction
of onefth is made the price Of yellow dip,
cordng to quality.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

It should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small orders ngn
err rat have To he maid
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SCHooLMAsTER, Alloy THE following graphic
g notis F." was posted the courthouse door of a
neighboring county. few days since, by an old line
constable, and friend who preserved copy thinks
it too good to be lost:
Will be sold next Montey vas week, Won silver
sphoon, Won putter basin, Won musical inscal, and
Won sow NIT pig by me SHoN SHRIvER,
Coonstabler.
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0TcCALER 4. BUNTIyG.

McCALEB a. BUNTING,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO
w CERES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 80 North WATER STREET,
Wilmington, G..
Orders from the country will receive prompt attention
March 20, 1856
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MARRIED..

In this the 18th nst at the Presbyt Church,
by the Rev. M. B. Grier Mr.. w. H. TOON of Columbus
county to Miss SARAH E., daughter of Miles Costin, ESQ.,
of Wilmington.
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NOTICE.
80 TAKEN UP and committed to the Jail of Bladen
"A county, the 9TH April negro who says his
q name is WILLIAM and that he belongs to Edward
Jackson of Columbus county said negro about feet
inches high dark completion, and about q old
The of said hereby notified to forward
property pay charges and take him away he will
be dealt with as the law directs.
HOWARD WILkESON, Tailor.
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A COOP SToRY--It is related that bear and It's
leader lately arrived, towards night, at village
the City of Lyons and the latter sought admission into
the on inn of the place. They at first declined to
admit The strange pair. not knowing where to place
The bear was placed in pigsty, and its occupant
fat pig which was to be killed on the morrow, vas
let loose in the court yard. In the middle Of the
night cries of help proceeded from the pigsty around
the house, and the host his wife and the servants at
once ran to the spot. 1t was then ascertaned that
thief, excited at the splendid condition of the pig
had determined clipping with it, had entered the
pigsty with that laudble intention The bear, dis
pleased at being suddenly awakened by this enter
prisng individual, rewarded him with iratenal hug,
which caused the would, bethel to cry out so lus
w. The man was released from the paws of the
bear, but only to be handed into the hands of JUS
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

DOMESTIC GOODS.
R0 BALES Unbleached Cottons, every quality;
w 10 Bleached Cotton, to Il per yard
8, 10, IL and l2-4 Sheeting--cheap.
April 10Th, HEDRICK s. RYAN.
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BEEF CATTLE, &c-No beeves brought to market during
the past week. and note fair enquiry from butchers
grass fed A q cents, and stall fed y s. B ID,
according to quality SHEEP also in enquiry, and none
in butchers hands; would sell at 81 so a 81 each.
CoFFEE-The market rules firm and prices with
out change fair supply in store The demand is confined
to retailers and consequently notice only small sales at
figures ranging within quotations. in quality See table
CoTToNSince our last review there has been but little
doing in this article owing mainly to the fact that the par
buyers On Thursday sales wee made at l02 cents for
mddng to good middlng, and Friday at l04 cents for
sorted grades rom ordinary to middling far No sales
The advice from Europe by the Pesia Gar
rived Tuesday, New York; represent further advance
the foreign market and there fmness here the
CORN MEAL-Nothing doing except in the small way
Fair supply market and demand limited We quote at
70 @ 80 cents u bushel.
EMPTY BARkELs-The market for Spirits Turpcntine bar
rels remains about the last reported small
sales at prices ranging from 81 80 to 81 IS each for
hand, as IN quality.
FsHNo arrivals of either description since last review
and quotations in table represent store rates
FEATHERs-Are in full supply, and dull quotations.
See table
FLoUR-We have material alteration to notice in the
market for this article, and prices about the
quoted this day week The advices other markets
continue represent decline and buyers here do
disposed to purchase than what is sufficient for imme-
date The receipts the past week light
and the supply in first hands of the finer qualities has been
slightly reduced the lower grades in full stock and
decidedly dull We sales the week of Wilmington
superfne, Sc 50 for fine and So y Dbl for cross.
/ GRAIN-For CORN there is only limited enquiry, with
prices lot of 900 bushels received on Monday which
was sold for another market Ito be delere at 90 cents
bushelequa 81 cents here One other lot received and
sold from vessel in lots at 81 We quote at 81 S.
little enquiry for this article and note fair stock
first hands lot of 100 bushels sold from vessel Mon
day at 45 Is bushel-PEAs-Cow continue to be
brought in quite sparngy and are active demand =
which sma paIo a nave s1d dags ~
some time past there is fair supply in planters hands
and no demand. Quotations in table are nominal. Csa'
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The sales during the week compr 600 bales including
1000 to SPECTATORS The stock hand amounted 554
600 bales, of which $4,000 American. Breadstufs
Wheat had declined Sd B 20 lbs Flour Is Dbl, and Corn
lower. Western Canal Flour quoted at from 29s
3D. and Philadelphia Baltimore ana Ohio from 33s Cd
35s % Dbl of 1876 lbs Corn worth from 2S 28s Cd.
% 4S0 lbs The Manchester Market continued firm The
London Money Market stringent Consols closed
from @934 Havre Cotton Market-The sales of Cot
ton during the ending the 18th ns comprised 1000
bales. Tres Ordnare quoted at SO frs.
TARBORO', April -Turpentine-Dp, 81 90 to 2 10.
Tar Is cts. to ST. co. Scrape, 80 to 40 cts u 100 lbs
Corn So so to 81 Is % Dbl Bacon, 10 to IL cts. Lard
to 10 cts Cotton, 8 to 81 cts
FAYETTEVILLE, April Bacon ilb@l2 cts Feeswax
$4,000 Coffee Rio l3a@l4; Laguira $1,000; St. Domingo
10000. Coton-Fair good l04@I04 ord to mid 9A@l04
Feathers 5000 Flour Family 81 100000 Superfne Sc 30
$4,000; Wheat 81 %; Oats, 45@5O; Peas, $500; bye
9O@$l. Hides-Dry l2@12a; Green 4@5 Lard 1900.
Salt-Liverpool, (sack)$l 60 q SO 90.
CottOn--We again advance prices. Apple Brandy and
Whiskey have declined Flour has also declined Turpen
tineYeow Dip 81 &c. virgin 81 a. scrape 9Oc Spirits Soc
NORFOLK, April 29.-Com-Receipts 81 900 bushels
sales, and market dropping decline of several
offered by buyers Sales of $50 bales Cotton lOi0
Hay-No receipts, prices firm. Naval Stores--A large
stock and market dull Staves-Recepts heavy Sales of
small prime lots Heading $68; r. o; HID $26; w. o.
HID $45. Sales of other qualities at lower figures Yes
sells wanted for the West Indies and the Coasng trade
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN KEMEDY.

PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Every mother should have box in the house handy
in case OF accidents to the children
ReddIngs Russia Sa1vC.
1t Boston remedy of thirty years standing, and re-
commended by physicians 1t is and speedy cure for
Burns Piles Boils, Cons teons Chibains and Old Sores
Nette Rash Bunions Sore Nipples, Recommended by
ses0 Whitows Sites, Fesers Flea Bites, Spider Stings
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips
Sore Nose Warts and Flesh ounds it is valuable
have used it the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years In instance will this save do injury,
interfere with physicians prescriptions. 1t Is made from
the purest materials from recipe brought from kusSlaO
articles growing that counryand the propretos have
all classes cergymen physicians captains
and Others who have used it themselves and
mend it Others Reddng Russia SaVe put up in large
tin boxes stamped the with picture of horse
and disabled soldier which picture also engraved on the
wrapper PRICE, 25 Sold at all the stores in
country or may be ordered OF any wholesale drug
gist REDDlNG 8 ~, Proprletors
Feb 26.l74&-2 6-6n.
A PERFUMED BREATH-What lady gentleman would
remain under the of disagreeabe breath when by
ing the 'BaLu Thousand F0Cers dentifrice would
NOT only render but leave the teeth white aabater
MANY persons know their breath bad and the sub
iect is so delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
single drop of the Balm your toothbrush and wash
the teeth and morning fifty cent bottle will last
year.
ing Balm of a Thousand FOUes'' 1t will tan
ptptes and reces from the skim leaving it of soft ant
Wet towel pour on two or three drops ane
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shaving brush in eithe
warm water pour two three drops of Balm of
Thousand Flowers rup the beard well and it will make
wing. Price only Fifty Cents. FETRIDGE Co.. proprie
tors. For sale in Wilmington, N g., by s. w. WHITA
Feb 18th, 1856 141-6m
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TAKE NOTICE.
ROM and after this date, all orders for Groceries and
Provisions must be accompanied by the cash. they
will not be filled Necessity compels to adopt this plan
MCCALEB s. BUNTING.
Wilmington N. G.. Nav
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FRESH ARRIVALS,
DER, SCHR. r. w. BROWN, from New York, at Geo
l. H. Kelley u Brothers, No IL North Water Street.
25 bbs of r. L. A. Stuarts G. Yellow Sugar 20 bags of
prime green Rio Coffee, low for cash.
MavI
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ahe undersigned respectfully himself to his
fellow citizens of the County of New Hanover candi-
date for Office of Sheriff. subject to nomination by the
Convention to held Long Creek, the 29h day of
May next. JOHN L. HOLMES.
April H. 1856. l96H
EThe subscriber respectfully himself to his
of the County of New Hanover candidate
for reelection the office of Sheriff. and trusts that his eff
discharge faithfully and acceptaby the duties of the
Office will secure him continuation of their surages.
E. D. HALL.
March II, I856-159-tel Her. and Com. copy.
WE THINK WE ARE JUSTIFIED IN SAYING,
That other Pills, remedy for Liver Complaint has
gained, deservedly the reputation enjoyed by Dr.
MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills. AS evidence that
they will cure, read the following certificate from lady
siding city. -
NEW YORK, January %, 1852.
This certify that have had the liver complaint for six
years, and could get any medicine to help me until
commenced using Dr. M Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills.
can now the public that they have completely cured
me do hereby recommend them to all persons afflicted
with a diseased liver. They will cure. Try them.
MARIA EVANS, No. SO Lewis street.
Ra-Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLANE'S
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros. PIttsboro Pa. All other Vermfuges in compa-
ron are worthless DR. McLanes genuine Vermifuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all respecta bic
drug stores. Sold in Wilmington, by VIM. H. klPPIIT
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS April 29lwd&w
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APPLETON's CYCLOPlEDIA OF BIOGRAPHY
EMBRACING series of Original Memoirs of the NEST
Edsnguhed persons Of all times written for this work
by Sir Archibald Allison, D. c. Is William Baird M. D.
F. L. S; Sir David Brewster F. r. S. James Bryn A. NJ
F. G. s. John Il Burton Professor Greasy Professor Ea
Gordon F. r. s. E.; James Hedderwick John A. Herand
Robert Jameson, D. D. Charles Knight, James Manson,
Rch Professor Spading, M. A, Professor Thomson M.
D. F. r. S. Ralph n. Wornum.
American edition edited by Francis L. Hawks d. D., l..
L. d. With numerous Illustrations Just published For
sale by :. W. WHITAKER.
April 10Th
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STATE. OF NORTH CAROLINA.
New Hanover County.

STATE OF NORTH CAISOLINA.1
New Hanover County.
Superior Court of LGlU, Spring Term, 1856.
THE GRAND JURY oath, present that the practice
of certain Store-keepers who sell liquor by the quart
greater quantity and permit the purchasers thereof
shops be drank by them their friends
by the glass otherwise evil calculated to prejudice
the interests of Retailers who are compelled to take out
nuedto result in general evasion of the license law to
the great injury of the sobrety and peace of the community
an6 to the ircome of the Town and County.
Published at the request of the Grand Jury.
D. MACFAE, Foreman Grand Jury.
May l. 1856.-[2O3- d&wlt.
no YOU Battle Purchase a Bathing Cap at,
~ MayI. SCOTT & BALDWIN'S.
no YOU DRIVE OUT ?--Purchase rair of those Sum-
~ mer Driving Gloves, opened yesterday at
May l. SCOTT & BALDWINS.
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HWoRDTIsH VS.. STEAMsHp-A large swordfsh,
ship Cortes off the mouth of the gulf of California,
and probably installing the steamer for whale,
, made "iunge' at her The consequence was, that
5ne sword ran into the stout tmbers nearly foot
GGeeP, and was broken off The fish departed, no
Uoubt, sadder and wiser animal
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r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN
l. the Hardware Business in Wilmington, my son G E.
ROBINSON The business will hereafter be conducted un
der the firm of j. NJ. ROBINSON & SON.
]. M. ROBINSON.
Wilmington, Jan. LIST, 1856
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SAW WHAT'S ~ IN NAME The Darlington Is c. Flag
Celved the following name: Frances Cornelia Anna.
n a'9 wa Olivia Sarah Rebecca Sophorma Julia Joseph
AUG victoria Queen of South Carolina.
1,s ST m DEATH.-We learn that on Friday night
died. Busbee of this County dropped down and
M,ob ouuuenly' She was at the house of Mr. Jno.
amiIn Some young men were serenading the
music s Inen; Stepping towards the door to hear the
'''' sue 1ell In the hall and Instantly expired.
Raleigh Standard.
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OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON AND TOPSAIL
SOUND PLANK ROAD COMPANY.
DIVIDEND-A dividend of one dollar and fifty cents per
- share, hree per cent the capital sock) be made
the profits of this Company payable and after the
10th of May 1885, to all stockholders who shall have paid
up their subscriptions in full with interest all deferred
payments from the time the several instruments due
until the paid
By order of the Board
DUBRUTZ GUITAR, Sec'y.
April 30th.-[202 3t-35-1t. r. erald copy dol
OrrIcE OF THE WILMINGTON & ToPsAIL S P. R. Co,
April 29th, 1856 (
An Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Whining
Topsail Sound Plank Road Company will be held in
the of Wilmington the second MONDAY the 18th
day, of May. 1856. DUBRUTZ GUITAR, Secy.
April 30.-202-3t-35-2t. Herald copy]
JUST RECEIVED.
, 600 LBS: N. G. BACON, HOG ROUND;
C.OOO 25 bbls. MESS PORK;
A fine lot of BOOTS and SHOES;
so Reams WRAPPING PAPER.
THOS C. CRAFT
April 29th. AZ Market street.
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HENRY BLUM.
MAYER d BLUM,

CUGARS 80 bbls. Crushed Pulverized, Clarified and
~ Porto Rico Sugars, received and for sale by
March 81. GEO. HOUSTON
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Renew al or the War In Kansas.

CHICAGO, jams ., 1856.
The latest Kansas dates oenam the intelligence Of
fresh outbreak of hostiities Captain PATHS company
having been overpowered by force Of free State men,
General Whitfield left Wsstport on the night of the 3D.
ct the head Of l00 in pursuit They supposed
to be about forty miles from westport tho Santa Fe
read Colonel Sumner also left for the scene OF 6iur.
bance with eight companies Of Dragons The Chicago
Tstune has . letter dated Lawrence, May 81, which
sates that the free State settlers in imminent PERIL
that forces from Missouri again invading the Terri
tory end farmers have been obliged to organize In
panies to guard their property against bands Of ma.
RAIDERS
ST. LOUIE, June 0, 1856.
The account taken from extra Of the Kansas City
Enterprise (prc-slavery) AND telegraphed from here
that nine aboiIonists and thirteen pro.slAvery men
were killed In ensounter between band of $50 abo
tioL lists and Captain Psttss company proves t, be
.xaggeraton Captain PATHS and MCGEE, reported dsao
sre alive, and but two three persons we're killed ia
all Copt Pattis's company was captured the free
State party peiDg greatly superior in numbers. Gen
Whitfield with 100 men, has gone to their tesoua
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9, 1856,
Stocks steady. PenniylvaniA fves, 63; Read ng
Riibosa, 4C56 Long leland, 1874; Norris Canal lax
Pennsylvania Railroad, 4eZ.
Sales Of 1900 bushels Of wheat to lay 81 70 for
white Cansdn, and IL 121S FIR grown Mediterranean.
asffC00 bushels, at 35c. measure and 3d. weight for
ARABIAN.
BUFFALO, June 8, 1856.
Flour steady ssles TO- day 200 bills, a. 81 s0a "a 81
for good TO extra Michigan So Sc so for choice to extra
Ohio and Indiana. WhsSt-19 600 bushels. at 81 for
hicsgo sprirg and 81 CO for Wisconsin CLUB. Corn
Iner sales % 600 bushels, a. 29c 0c tor warm, and
4e atc for sound mixed. Canal fregh's are lower,
oil sirg a. 12c. 13c. for corn, and 16ac Ito. for
wheat, to New York. Receipts duriog the forty. eight
hours ending noon to-day AIS bbs -four; 9,773
bushels wheat 1000 bushels corn, and &c. COZ bushels
of rye.
OswEGo jane 9, 1856.
-Four s unchanged sales to day OF 500 bbs at s. S8
81 for extra Canaoian and So rs So rs for Os wezo
brands Grain in good demand sales day of 20 900
bushels at 81 18 for whit. indiana 20 for good white
Michigan, snd 81 30 for Canadian spring. Corn dull.
Canal Heights, 12c for wheat and 10c for to Ne
York Receipts by the lake during the last ortyeght
hours III COO bills -four 81 600 bushels wheat 600
do. corr 70 600 do. rye and q 900 do. oats.
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The Keystone Club, Of Philadsphia, accompanied BY
Bechs Brass Band arrived here Sunday al II o'clock
A. NJ, and this morning paid visit to the Hon. James
Buchanan, ~ Wheatlsnd, accompanied by procession
OF citizens, to the nunker Of two or three hundred.
Upon their arrival .. wbealand VIM. B. Rankin, ESQ.,
president Of the club, introduced to Mr.. Buchanan
snd said that, in behalf OF the Key Stone Club, over
which he hac the honor of presiding he congratulated
him the nations choice adding that the work. which
but begun they inen.ed to carry until victory
should crown their efforts.
Mr.. Buchanan replied as fellows
GENTLEMEN THE KEYSTONE CLUB.-I give yon a most
heaty and welcome 70 my abode. ] congratulate
you, not upn my pemipation, but upon the glorious
supe,io it the people of other countries lhas BEEN
fully esne Dhtra ed by the nduct OF vast
assembled during the past week az Cincinnati Upon any
similar ion In Europe the voluntary expression OF
the people rollo have beer drowned in martial music,
and TIER actions controlled ny army with banners
How unlike he spectacle AZ Cincinnati where delegates
under The protection Ct toe constitution and IL Vs. and
nsJ debera!ed upon tubjests OF vital impor-
tarcs 10 the country. Gentlemen, two weeks
stree I should made you q longer speech,
Il which mos heartily approve, and that csn speak for
me- Being the representative Of the great democratic
rarty, ana not simply James Be,hansn, mast square
coDduct so,or to the platform OF that party and
insert ark nor take rom H. That platform
is sufficiently oroad and onal for the waole demo-
cratic party This glorious party now, more than ever,
has demonstrated that 1t 10 the true conservative party
OF the Constita.ion and Of tbs Union.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9-P. Al.
The Keystone Club arrived in this city this evening"
They at West Philadelphia by dsputation OF
ciiizens who, with musc escorted them through the
principal streets the procession increasing In numbers
until the ranks numbered two thousand. salute Of
fifty guns was frec
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Nmo's THEATRE-The Ravsl entertainments ct this
house continue 70 maintain their popularity The thea
tire Ia nightly hied to overlooking, proof that when
people get value for their money they will be bsral Of
their patronage Last evening piece produced
here which promises to have ucsessa run It s one OF
those humorous paptomnic exaegeratons in wh 81 the
Rvel genius loves TO indulge and which supreme
y happy the Juveniles who constitute such On i'm portaut
portion Of the audiences of this house. 1t Is entitled
"PoDgo, the Intelge Ape" and Is re.lIy one Of
the best pieces Of lis kind that this companys
has produced N. Marzettf, Who plays the
ape, il admirable pantom mist, and possess
ing in addition great fexiblity OF limb, his SINCE
almost ss natural those OF any Of the yimia
tribe. His intelligence, is proper to his genus takes
the bent Of continual mischief and the drolleres to
which his tricks give rise kept the audiesce in contnu
81 Of laughter. Inc assassination scene at the
end in which the ape caricatures modera melodrana,
n capital, and forms excellent climax to the other
absutci,ies Of the piece. At It's close Marzstt was
called before the curtain and received the tribute ap
paufe which his dexeriy and sopiesss meriei. Mdlle.
Robert very excellent dancer, made her debut In the
ballet Of Les wills" she possefsss both axsity and
erase, and viii prove acquisition to tire troupe