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ga persons having claims against billiard Walton and m
"a 'Ieh't VIII presn them to T. Greenlee for nav.
mem ana 'haSe indebted In billiard Walton aud billiard 4
''h'tM 20 make payment to L 6 Grccncc who is Mon
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~ PHOSPHATE or LlME-rhs attention II Farmers
and Planters Is respectfully called the above Invaluable
pound for their approaching spring planting
Tho Manufacture begs TO his friends and patrons hat
they always dcpond being supplied With ahtNt
In person the entire process OF manufacturing and putting
for sale
article been before the community for tho r
Rod ve yeas during which il hss been anaysea ~
large number reputed Chemists la different r,
and has tried bs vaons Farmers nearly ctes STATE
In the Tpon with almost unvayinR Perhaps "ue 4
the best proof Of It's value the greatly increased demand
In the history ARTIFICIAL FertcH aud no
eqnaled by Peruvian tiuano Itself ehh pasHoss,
much ad the OF the ammonia volatile
matter In Gusno, In this preparation being cemesy tk'd
only dspanR Itself progressively Whom incofla
rated the sai is R,atiale salt surhaia aiuaiF1
with soluble phosphate bcenmes Ali" food ft plant If
all descriptions and is by thru readily atrn II 81" he
found quite In inducing maturity buaup
and much durable and Certifying the ae and los
LATHE
As there large number Of Phosphate In mark,
for the Of which would Ike he responsible,
earnestly all purchasing he careful L. obtain IL
GfNIlEt ARfGcLF, whrh viii he sbod hy arcred
ted all Il whom Of acknowledged rosppctahiiy
aud them hold myself the good character
my super Phosphate, Ailparkngcs viii he distinctly brand
cd Consumers aud dealers viii be enabled 10 make
meuis for their supply cntabs terms with agents
with myself
MEssRs. II. G HARDY CO. arc my accredited and
ole Agents for the city of Petersburg.
&. ptBlRG.
Agricultural cheast aud .e Proprietor gHan,sbsts /
ap 1dts
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fafr fom Lyneaautg 10 iurhana.. 30
% l'It f.it 7i'tl ) ~
rem lNnohAurg t" Charlutss ie .............. 30
ON aud after The October will leave
buchanan al y. NJ, and LyuehhuIe - T. NJ, Monday,
W dn day aud lud! and arrive IA Richmond second day,
~ 9atlack \ NJ
thaett,sRi lille passengers leaving IAnclurE nj = I NJ.
rao Nrottevll, Al Iot \. NJ neat day, Ia Char
lu'etile atIt T. NJ. Leave Iyuehburg Buylanan and
l. Nngton ate M Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, aud
trjFr at N.
From l,ucburg to Richmond see time ald distances in
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I1afisof Industry or tho Liz OF ADAM CiAHkF-
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l1-h ANY Is highly Interesting and 1easennhlc volume
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Nouue-tio tltle will -aturc that
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this ypllHr
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- ~. uftE horse power STEAM SAW MILL which
SUI very low. all the runung is in complete or
r any Information concerning il will be cheerulIy in.
''''''h 'li'1a'lon = either of the unde, signed
apl 2t. ~ ~ i" ~ J., ~ - =, ~
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
LINE of Richmond ANp >f1=

MN YORK PACKETS This new home {. IL - -
me J.. conn os.d % the following vessels, aud sails
tom York every three ia. All owned In thf 49,
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|NNiL undersigned will continue the G rocerv aud c,is
n sion business, the old stand here he viii he
may lG-ltsts) r +. ,tprI.>-, -,
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Sd z q ...a:...,,...l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sCnED-
lIE-on and Thursday, May
Isi the Passenger train leave IynehbuIE n minutes he
tom O'Clock =. aud arrive at l. NJ. j.. II. GILL,
=im ttmt %.I4tt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-20

- -. Having purchased Of M,ssrs. Mcdaniel Hurt
a re ION ltlr entire stock ami t,I.
stand formerly occupied by them we are pr r,r"i ia ~
1 numerous patrons OF M Daniel Hun Preston our fr,
a'a the public generally large and well sr,rteI
- ~ ''9erf~ Liquors, Staple Dry Goods sc which ~,
Inc usls time - - i'"''it Vls'heI'
WI give particular attention the COMMISSION
WIN sell All hinds of country produce and conEig
mthls generally, will render sales lropiv ana c, -
anil win rsev ~ d mas 3e,9 adyane produce in ham
charges -@ pau" /" hahd 10 meet
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afeANDs, s,;,,,., M

r-----A.@---l sNNoS PIauO-!-Ih he subscriber. man
u Who wish purchase riANos' '' to ea at at i al.
no., f. tho yrHa 't =, fois Nam Street Lynchburg Va OPP.
"nIWIck House where always can he found nm n.
] ~ unsurpassed PIANO. both in power and SWEEP.
81 que. touch hhiSi, aud durability Of workmanship in
- C!scs carved and plain. e, aud which will be sal
are warranted in every respect f'i M n'''i''ne".'
on llauos taken in exchange
Music Of all description always on hand p,nas al -, H. j.
81 mnSieh Instruments repaired and timed " ,r
June BIS n " - ,,,e,r,-,,...,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-20

Loose We viii sell a. about halt the cost Of salt in Arka
suitable and cheap article for stock and farming pntpsa
Inne lots PEBBLES A WHITE
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Sr with amy arte,s II clothing had better le 4, PMS
rnt opportunity pass # getting supply any tho follow
ing articles mt Cost bt French Cloth uc do Hark and
Fanny Cashmere, White Linen Drilling. White Iin,n Duck
Figured White Linen nr, PLAID d.. Hatk Slip Nrs,..
fcNira) iack and Fancy silk do White aud Fancy Maruics
do, Bluck Alpaca surrriuc9 Black Drap ne EIo Bnrk
Goth toais Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants
sum n,r coats Vests rslts aud Furnishing goods among
winch may be found good 1T # Nurno Shirts, som, ,.r,
large sizes All viii ho soda az Cost astbc subs rhor &, ars
ron, &" tto0e his present business possible
me- Al
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.siss3rNsaa TENNEss.s.
..sss..,>pAM VENNr~~HE

ss6f NE s7fP~pVE'F RAIleEo Nb-bu Thursday,
lHllu Jane the Passenger Tam Will
'emiurute running 10 salt Works Branch Junction.
Inur II l. T. II. GILL. ti,u Sun't
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EfOsS SALE ON SDSSIGNMENT-,Oo 200
lbs cotton arniuSt received sale on consi,
by tnpy Isl ''''Si'-


& FNNHENss-NE WfNEs.--.sn-t RECEIVED ami,
y oI ,' I"t "i superior Champagne VIM ln tlari ami
pun "'''''H' Ian 32-tSi LEE 4 JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-20

Z '" VEVtt'@-ss FttIvCd Ia -tny hy Admin. /.
''a NWi line another Stock New Goods conSi>'ir:
~ la9i al solid lu" Barge draper Florence H..
49, . .n'ttuin II ,''"p -, -
Rep cory. - - - i'1 -, 49,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-20

rUNIs0NAs ". ROxsTEN,s Clothing n Eu,
II NIsHiNG STORE pETyBspUHs, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-20

- shoulders An lAaEs Of Prime LRKuR Coffee $40 als
81 tar prime Rio Coffee 81 Barrels II southampton Apple
BRANDY tur sale D.. DEtBiES a WHITE.
June lotsi ed street. Petersburg. va
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ID I - sd..7 N !. "Gr iNII fS' EN
lOItW AltlpING MERCHANTS.
MI ARTICLES Of freight intended transported up Nir.
fHla aul Iuuvseu Railroad must be- ,svfrI a the fYrrh
burg Depot fifteen minutes bcoroA O'clock + NJ H. ID,
Iot 3nots will oc closed al that hour.
I W. MtCRAHY
ma 't3m Asst Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-20

INV now hand aud for sale ~ pan ,ri1r
Ml Staucs Those in want would d1 well t3 1ai ~oan
oct 4its LEE \ JOHNSON
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HATS, HATS. uATs,..--srEI>G i

u FAhllIpNsFoR ls5h -s1ITZLH " III Introduce 20
the Spring style Dress Hat The urst saturday March 49,
the inspection 81 his public generally
witch will be found To Hat this market IN beau
~ syle quality and hnsh Also lot ef beautiful style
sf Hats Tor Youug Grnts Al these desiring I'm" Dress Hats
h. eclipse any thing n this market VIII please call at the -g
81 the MI T. HAT
All kinds nf Hats made to order ueHtufss and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed pYer usual
u
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u I0Haa NHFaT ETldT7 aud IIT01s TmU9fIa7
Powder and BLACK leaup So and Mackueia beautiful
@ 4 priad Beef which vii tsko pleasure Ia sfug fa
Ice New Orleans and Cuba daasa emitting nnd ius Apyo
Cheese Spurm. Adamauue Fancy Colonel aud tia,
lies Virginia IerneteallY scaled rcarhes sugar Pop
tom Candy, tine 9t af broaus homemade. Toilet
Hui Bar soap. IaKuifa. Rio and Java toiir
have also added h my stock beautiful lot ~ DRY
GOODS surh Summer Cashmere, Plaid GiuRhaus Prints.
Plaid anh striped Domestic Hlcaebcl aud nhGirnahcd
ton Which will sell low for Cash
may "a a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-20

~ vie tn" Ladies' and Gpuluon call and fNlpy, nv
ser"ud stock Of NEW DRESS GOODS nA4ch arc eut5.,I
Inherent and much handsomer t)autbc sprnrs,I.S
may @fts Reif copy \ sIIGfrR I, 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-13
RIVER NEWS.

Reported by Fl. H. HARRISON. .H
The river is now at stand, with 81 feet scsnt
on HarPeth Shoals.
Reports from above, at HartsvilIe, represent the
rise as slight and declining.
The steamer HartsvilIe, the first up river packet
of the season, came down yesterday from Harris
vile, about two-thirds loaded and departed imme-
diately for Cairo
The weather is mild and pleasant, with little CT
no indication Of rain. -....
Our landing for the past few days assumed a
brisk, business Ike, appearance. After to-day,
however, we anticipate decline Passengers may
rely on at least one boat daily leaving this port for
the Ohio, for some time to come.
Arrived -Hsrtsvie, from Hsrtsvle; Ella and
Altoona from Paducah.
Departed-Dr. Robertson for Memphis; Aida
for Cairo and Paducah
The Ohio still continues to reoede, with but lit
tie prospect of a rise.
The Arkansas river is in good boating order.
Freights to Cairo 30ets per hundred cotton Is
cts per bale. To Memphis 4Oa50cs per hundred ;
cotton 81 PEI bale. To New Orleans 81 per hun
bred; -Four 81 per barrel; Cotton, none as yet
signed through.
As soon as the light drsught steamers ascertain
the facilities and prices at Cairo and Memphis, they
will give clean bills of ladng through to New Or
leans, and there will likely be reduction in pould
freights to this point
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-13
BY TELEGRAPH.

i NEw ORLEANS, Nov Ii The steamer Tennessee
has arrived from San Juan with dates to the 9TH
Previous accounts of battles at Granada and Mas
says are fully confirmed. Walkers position was
still more favorable, his prospect will shortly be
j Proclaimed. The Transitrou was in On excellent
condition; the health and spirits of Walkers army
were excellent q. . a7fs15 - q
SAE FRANCISCO Oct. 12.-Trade active mining
prospects good. Senator Weller is Frustrated with
severe illness. News unimportsnt.
Indian troubles in Oregon threaten to become
more serious Governor Stems whohad advanced
70 Waila Walla county to negotiate for peace was
obliged to return. The entire country north and
east of Dogs river is in possession OF the Indians
CHICAGO Hi, Nov. 1.-THE Springfield Re-
gister, (dem) says Buchanans maj ,riiy in Illinois
will be about 6l00; Bissels (rep.) for Governor,
Zoo al
The Milwauki Sentinel makes Fremont's nsjori.
ty in Wisconsin 10 0O0 The Republicans have
i've majority in the Senate and twenty in the
House
NV York. Nov. IL, evening.-Coiton heavy,
and prices lower, sales 5000 bales at l24 for
Milling 0ri7ahs, and IL for Middng Uplands;
Ct dull; Sugar firm; Molasses buoyant.
Nlw YORK, Nov. II, M--Flour has an upward
tendency; sIlts of State at 50a6 go; Southern
steady. Wheat advancing; sales white at l GA
| 20; rsd 55sl go. Corn quiet; Ii, 500 BUSH
els sold Pork dull at decline; sales at Is 81
Beef firm. Lard steady. Whisky declining
Stocks are 6rmer. is 80
CLEVELAND Nov. 12--Snow fell at Ontonagen,
Michigan, on the Both ult.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II Hon J. F. Dowdel, of
Alabama, writes that every county in that State
except six, give Buchanan majority. Fillmore's
aggregate msjority in those six counties does not
amount to 600. - $3.50 L
PITTsBURG, Nov II, M.--Rver "a inches water
scant in the channel by the metal mark. Weather
cloudy. s. i
ROCKFORD, Ill, Nov. ll--John f. Taylor, Sher.
i'll of Winnebsgo county, in endeavoring to arrest
Alfred Cunnyman this morning charged with steal
ing, was SHOT dead by the prisoner, who imme.
dately fed to the woods. A large number of citi-
zens pursued, captured and lodged him in JAIL
Great excitement and strong disposition to lynch
him was manifested, which however was finally
prevented. s
ST. LOUIS, Nov 1l--Roturns from 80 counties |
mostly complete give Buchanan 1882; Fillmore |
1886 The same counties in August gave Polk |
1920; Ewing 1920. These counties constitute |
Fillmoro's principal strength.
CINcINNATI, Nov. H. M-Four dull; small sales |
super6ne at 2 35. Whisky heavy at 26. Wheat |
unsettled Rye, 80. Groceries unchanged. River |
80 inches water in the channel stationary. Wealth
er clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 12.-The river is stationary |
with full three feet water in the canal. 1GLI |
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-13
One Hundred PanGaI0on
Makers Wy ated.
At NO. 7II EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. NASH
n WILLIE, lam. X. Il. BROCKWAY & Co
Al m


rINHEN You can't be- cured too Don't delay until
Vour complaint incurable and then mOgrn when II il
Loo Iale Four fs all the diseases which people the
church yards, might be cured by AYERS CATHARlIC
PILLS il taken in Dou drggEing through the
Spring faint sleepy aud listless because blood load
ed with bile. Don't wear the headache heartburn, and
their kindred disorders because stomach IL foul
parAde around the world, covered with Pimples
Bolchs Ulcers ana all OF the unCean diseases
of the skin, because system wants cleansing Don't
show about, lean, hagEard all caved in because
Stomach aud Bowels need strengthening into healthy
action Ayers Pills set these things right surely
uuenches fire. They purify the body and blood and
their into healthy activity which You feel
quick they taken. They the great medical
wonder age by all who know their virtues
and many thousands know them. Take the Ckcr
for Cough, and the Pills for all arrangements requiring
purgatiye medicine.
Lowell, Mass, and sold by all Druggists and Dealers
Medicine through this section.
nov.Il-2m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-13

A WILL CAsE.-Tne Columbus South CaroIinidn
states that the celebrated case of Mr.. Willis-who
took a cO!o'ed womsn to Ohio, freed her, and be-
questhed to her and her children (who were also
his OWN all his property in South Carolina-has
been decided by Judge O'NeAll at the late term of
the Court at Bsrnwel. The jury gave a verdict
ogairs, tie Oaliddy of the aoa!-psrtly on the
ground that it was procured by fraud and Insanity.
and partly because it was opposed to the policy
OF the State, ss declared by the act of lS4l 1t
has been appealed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-13

MECHANICAL GENIUS OF THIS COUNTRY.-The an
nusI report of the United States patent office
shows that the march Of invention is exceedingly
rapid. The number of applications made to the
Office for patents for the last year was nearly dOu
bic that of 1853, aud the cash receipts of that
Office are five and half times larger than they
w,re ten years ago. In the pages of the report
are described machines for decreasing the labor in
every department Of agriculture and making it
more profitable; for working in all kinds of metal,
and for fibre and textile substances; new devices
for the many manufactures depending upon i'm
proved chemical processes; machines, and, indeed,
something useful in every department of industry.
If any other country can show such chronicle OF
the triumph Of inventive industry, we should like
to see it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-13
INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION.

ID BRONCHITIS LARYNCTrIs. and other diseases OF the
Is Chest and Throat successfully treated by the HAIA
and Constitutional treatment prseuced at the suyve-
SAINT Medical lnsttae, New York city. Of
Heart Liver Female Complaints, Dyspepsia Vsnersal kse
tOns and Chrome diseases generally S receive the atten-
ton of the Physicians 20 whom such may have been se
The unprecedented success which has attended this me-
thod treating diseases the Lungs and Throat, has in
due ed depart from, usual e0usse sndav
OF the Press order TO bring seds- ~
The brighter day has lshgh arrived Tor
COnsumpuVe. The doctrine Of the neusbny Of COasump
ton has at length passed away We nave ndubabe proofs
in possession, that COEsHPt0H all ats stages BE-
cured in the hrs by tuberenar absorption in ne second.
by the transformation Of INTO eaky and eaearous
coucretous in tbs third b cicarces OF those we'd
ded TO the past may that Cunsamplion
incurabe belhd she To all this great truth
apparent viz that medicines inhaled in the form Of
Vapor Powder directly the LHngs be much
eectua than that taken into The Stomach where he disease
The advantage Of Inhalation Consumption and Throat
Diseases medicine in the form Of vapOr and applied
directly to Lungs where the disease
hsshv food There i no case 40 hDpelsss thar
Inhalation will not reach The means, too, are brought
being simple that the invalid is required to leave
home, where the hand OF friendship aad aHseon tends
much aid physicians efforts.
The Inhang method is soothing, safe and speedy, and
consists the administration Of medicines in such
they conveyed into the lungs In the form OF
VaPo and produce their action Al the seat Of the disease h
practical success destined 20 eVOlutonzs medical
world establish the entire durability Consumption.
earnestly appeal 10 the common sense Of all afflicted
claim for inhalation place among the priceless
gifts and hath given that days may be
long In the land, p and as the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CONSERVATIVE.
method only rational but simple, and enieaeiOgs.
profession that have adopted IHhaIaon have
found ecaeous in the highest degree arrestng he pro-
gres of the disease, and working wonders IN many desper
cases. in verify triumph ofour ARR TINS fell de-
sIroyer Of our Species
NoTE-Physiaan wishing make themselves acquainted
with this practice informed that time being valuable.
only reply Ingredients used to such letters
that contain The fee In all Of Pulmonary asc
tons will be SO, receipt Of which the necessary med
cnes will be forwarded. The fee In other
cases, will be from s. TO so.
Applicants will state patton, married sim
gle how long affected, any Hereditary diseases exists In
the family and symptoms generally. Let the name, town,
and State, plainly written Postage for
Letters when registered the Postmaster
are at our risk. All letters Be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN,
oct26-6m 5. M Institute, ". Y. City.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-13

EB- 10 Prussia males are not permitted to mar
ny under twenty-five, nor females under twea ty-
two years Of age. 10 consequence of the oper,
ton of this law, NJ. PLATow, of the chamber of
deputies says that during the last year every cl lid
born in the duchy Of Mecklenburg was llegiti-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-13


THEATRE--Much of the beauty and fashion OF
the city were represented in the audience that wit
messed Mr.. CoULDocKs mssterly personation of
Lake Fielding Tuesday night. Few actors coming
among Us as did Mr.. CoULDooK, unknown, except
through the press, have been greeted with such
honors; as our theatre goers always seem to wish
TO know the merits of every stranger before COM
plmenting him with their presence. But for the
play. In the earlier scenes there is but little
chance for the development of the latent and tram
scendent powers Of the gifted actor, though by his
unaffected simplicity and genuine nsturalness he
betrayed the thorough artist.
As the play progresses, the really great powers
of the actor began TO appear with powerful effect
The scene where the honor of Lucy is indicated
and the wrath of the Colonel turned into pity for
his old friend-the scene which follows where he
spatehes the letter. and waves his friends off with
"Stsnd back stand back, l say Eere, Rose, here,
You shall Rad it. / have mistrust of all but ye."
The emotions that fit over bis countensnce during
its peruss and the bursting heart that greets with
tremulous accents the most acute emotion the pitt
full appeal of his stricken child was the height of the
sublime, as the thunders of applause and the tears
of good portion of the audience amply testified.
TIE rendering Of accounts between the father
and child, the story of Roses shsme-the demand
of the name Of her betrayer-the call of her name
at the door--his seizure of the axe, the entrance
of Sir RicAard-the utterance as he is about to
strike "Htl Richard" and his lileess fall were
wrought with wonderful effect.
The ecene in the low haunt of vice, as in the
paror of his daughter, whom he recognizes, bis
refusal to abide in the abode (as he thoughD of
sin, and the subsequent happy reunion were greeted
rapturous applause.
Nothing could have exceeded his rendition of
the passage:
For when the blood is chill,
And passions are swept away by time, Ike leaves iron
There remains The gaunt spectre Of the past,
Pointing, with an hundred Wlerd hngers 10 the heaven 20
come.
Treasure up your tears child you will need them then
Farewell"
The part Of Neg in the hands of Miss JULIA
MILES was we'll rendered, eliciting the applause of
the large audience at every appearance. Of the
other characters, some were we'll performed others
rather badly If Mrs. WARD had played the part
of Rose with little less vehemence, and not so
"torn passion to tatters" we think it would have
been great Improvement. But the play passed
off very WELL and we glad to learn that it will
be repeated tonight We advise all who did not
witness the performance on Tuesday night to get
their seats early as there will undoubtedly be a
rush.