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The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

JERSEY L1GHTNING.-Th Jersey City Telegraph
was exceeding wroth because John Bull hauled
IN his horns rather than go into war with the
United States in defence of acts committed by
British officers in the Cuban waters. Hear the
bellicose son of New Spain:
As much as John Bull deserves castipa-
ton, it is evident that he will escape the conse-
quences of his rascality by making an apology.
Bull is not honest. He hates Uncle Sam. not
withstanding his profession of friendship
he is National egotist, National liar, and a
National thief He is National sneak, and a
base and wicked, but shrewd rascal
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

PEAcHEs.-We neglected last week to return
our thanks TO Maj. Bidwell for box of mos,
delicious peaches sent us from his magni6cep,
" Chico" ranch in Butte county
Our friend VIM. Lean, of Cottonwood also
obliged us with lot of most excellent peaches
from his ranch-in consequence of which he is
considerably promoted in our affections.
We are also in possession of magni6cen,
" Seeding peach from the ranch of our friend
s. Fl. Hubbard of Eagle Creek, for bringing
which we are indebted to Chandler's Exnress
1t measures ten and half inches in circumfer-
enoe. Mr. H. says be challenges competition
in the seeding line
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

GEN. WALKER.-We see it stated that the
ubiquitous Gen. William Walker has again turn
ed up in New Orleans where he asserted that
Mr.. Buchanan, through his Secretary of War
sent an ambassador to him (Gen. Walker) say
ing that " if be would forego the Nicaragua en-
terprise and engage in the service of Mexico, and
while in that service do some act, such as tear
ing do~n she flag of Spain, rendering a war be-
tween Spain and Mexico inevitable, he (Waker)
would receive the support of the Admnisra-
tion." Of course such an assertion is too ridic-
ulous to be entertained for moment
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
CALL OFF THE HouSps.-The Con,ttu,;ono1

CALL OFF THE HoUNDs.-The Constitutionalist
the leading Democratic paper of Georgia, ed.
itrd by O0l. James Gardner, who a few years
ago came very near receiving the Democratic
nomination for Governor,-is out in a strong ar
ticle against the prescription of Douglas Demo-
Gratis. On the 7th of July, he thus speaks Of
those Lecompton Democrats in Illinois who have
virtually formed coalition with the Republican
party to defeat the reelection Of Stephc,a 4.
Douglas to the U. s. Senate
They are minority-a faction, we should
rather say-arrayed against the great body of
the Illinois Democracy, and jeopardizing IFS sue
cess by making a test of party orthodoxy upon
a question which has spent itself, and which the
majority are willing to consider as an extinct
issue Under these circumstances, persistence
IN their opposition to Judge Douglas, and to the
regular nominees of the Democratic party, what
ever may have been its proprety and its neces-
sity in its inception, will show faciious, disor
ganizing and vindictive spirit, and fasten upon
them the responsibility for all the consequence
which may follow division of the party 2"
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
ID 1 f ID .

AT the residence of her husband, near Texas
Springs, the 18th inst, of disease of the
lungs, CAROLINE H., wife of DR.. C. A. W. Din
gee, aged IS years.
Pennsylvania papers please copy.
In Shasta, on the 5th instant, JAMES AMBER
son, aged about 45 years, formerly of Liverpool,
England.
In Shasta, on the 10th inst. of infantile fever
the infant daughter of John Barry, of Cotton
wood.
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ing certificate of a citizen Of Shasta
A desipe to benefit those who ara afflicted
with rheumatism, induces me to state to the
public the success of Doctor All Foo of Shasta.
in treating that disease. This certiies that
have been severely afflicted for the last twelve
years with what the doctors. call the Wandering
Rheumatism, and many times I was so that
was almost helpless, and nearly lost the use of
my wrist joints and arms. Having heard of the
success of All Foo in treating this disease, ap-
piled TO him about four weeks ago, and now
am so far relieved that can use my hands, and
labor without much inconvenience. This is
further to certify that | got barley beard in
one ofmy fingers, which penetrated to the bone.
and applied to two physicians for relief, and
they told me that would haze to have the finger
cut off near the hand Altar suffering with il
for eleven weeks, applied to DR.. All Foo, who
soon relieved the pain, and in about foar weeks
after applied to him my finger was cured and
have free of it.
his
JOHN Il RAGLAN.
mark.
Witness his mark,
II. A. CURTIss
Shasta, Aug g, 1858. asg21- I'm
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
Judges and Inspectors Of Election.

TNHE E FOLLOWING Is A LIST OF THE
Il Judges and Inspectors of the various Elec-
lion Precincts in this County, appointed by the
Board of Supervisors, for the General Election.
on the lst day ofSeptember, 1858.
FRENCH GULcH.
hspector-Charles OConnell
Judges-J. c. Nixon and G. W Mcclure
BOTTOM.
Inpector-A. J. Van Vie
Judges-Geo. Umberfeld and Wm. A. Hill:
SIERRA
Inspecfor--J. Smith
Jadges-J. Shonse and Frank Lack
TOWER HOUSE
Inspector-Sauuel Francis
Jihages-E. Dickinson and Pat Donahoe
nARRILLs MILL.
Mspector-Henry Aukfn
Jamges--H. N. Loomis and A. J. Kemm.
wHIsKEY CREEK.
Mpsctor-J. D. Musgrove
J"ayes-Thos. Asiworth andL. Williams.
MAD OK.
Inspector-John H. Hill.
Jndges-S. D. Perkins and John Renner.
oAK. RUN.
Inspector-J. NJ. Hunt.
Jadges-P. V. Middlesworthy Maher1
wATsos's GuLcH
Inspector-S H. Lee.
Jadges-John Gleason and VIM. Gray.
PITTSBURGH.
Inspecfor-S. W. Shaw
Judges-A. Gregory and John Stalk.
GREER.
InsPector-Robt. Musgrove.
Judges-T. L, Worthngton aud Nj Johnson.
FALL RIVER.
IasPector-Wm. Hunt.
Judges-S. R Lochhart and JOS Rpff
SPRING CREEK.
Haspector-J. Vanschaak
Judges-E. 2. Ladd and Jos. Piersou.
ROARING RIVER.
Iaspector-Mat Anderson.
JudgeS-E. Arlington and E. Hills.
CANON HOUSE.
Iaspector-W. w. Tracy
Judges--L. Ii. Albright and j. ]. Belt
FoBI READING.
Inspector-E. Anderson.
Judges-S. \. Vance and A. S. Wells
TEXAS SPRINGS.
Lispector-R. +. Koontz
Judges-John Spear and C. NJ. McKinney.
Lnspeaee-0. H. Hooper
]"dges-John P. Taylor and John C. Roberts.
iapector-Caleb Duncan
JHdges-David Harris and Jno. Anderson,
BUCKEYE.
Inspector-John S. Eollensboe,
Juages-E }. Exley and Chas. Stuart
HoRsETowN.
Iaspeetor-John c. Spencer.
Judges-J. IL. IIough and Jno Gardner.
SHASTA.
Inspectof-B Shurtef
Jodges-S. B. Wescot and R. c. Babcock.
EAGLE CREEK
haspcctor-James Lennon
Jtid3cs-W. X. Conger and Alex, Andrews.
MLpD4grew&
Hspector-Wm. Well
JUdges-Emmett Cook and NJ, Hickey
PRAIRIE CITY.
Inspecfor-O. II. Anderson
Judges-W. S Palmer and G. II. Ball.
COTTONWOOD.
Hspector-Jas. l.. Hart
Judges-S. B. Sheldon and VIM Ludwig.
DOG CREEK.
Laspecfor-S. f. Southron.
/"dges-A. Lyttle and Jas. Cameron.
cHURNTowS.
Lpspector-J. S. p Bass
Jadges-J B. Potter and H. C. Street
BALD HILLS.
Laspector-Eijah Poorinan
Judges-Wm. Knowlton and S. E. Love
McNuRTgY's FERRY.
Llspeetor-D. c. Havcraft
JUl5es-S. d. Baker and W H. Taft.
H. l. VAN HORN, Clerk,
D,-T
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

AsrI-LEcoNPToS Public SpEAkNe.-We are
requested to- say that Aessrs. Spague and
Goewey will speak st Horsetown on the even
ing OF the 3oth inst. The balance of the County
will also be canvassed by Mr.. Goewey and other
speakers Due notice of the time and places OF
speaking will be given in hand-bills.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
Summons,
STATE OF C1LIF0RNI4,l
County of Shasta %

Justices Court, Shasta Township.
The Peopte Of the State Of California, to Jous B.
HUNT, greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO AP-
L pear before me, at my Office in the Shasta
Township. of the county Of Shasta, on the 9Th
day of September. A. D. 1858, at / o'clock, P.
NJ, to answer unto the complaint of Lucien
Everts, who sues note, dated Aug. 29th.
1857, on which plaintiff claims to be due the
sum OF one hundred and forty-eight 90 100 doll
lars, filed in my office, for which plaintiff asks
judgment with costs of suit, when judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount. to.
getner with costs and damages, if you fail to
appear and answer.
Given under my hand this goth day of Au-
gust, A. u. 1898. Ii. A. CURTlSS,
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE body met
IN tins place on yesterdaF-present, W B. Stod-
dart, B. ShnFtlef, II. X. Clark and John c. Spen-
Ger, and H. Street by proxy IN the hands. of DR.
Shurtlef, with instructions to vote for VIM. II.
Angel for Assessor, in the event the Committed
determined to nominate for that Office. On mo.
tioni the Convention determined to make said
nomination, whereupon VIM. H. Angel wa:
chosen by a unanimous vote
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

SCHOOL LAw.-We are indebted to A. J. Moul-
der, Esq. Superintendent of Public Instruction.
for handsomely printed copy of s Commenta-
ries on the School Law, with the elements of
school archtectnre-Laws relating to the School
Lands-forms of instruction, 'sc-for which he
hes our thanks
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

VERY IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-The U. s. Su-
preine Court have made highly important de.
cision in regard to taxation of lands in the now
States and Territories. The public lands he
longing TO the United States are not subject to
taxation, until the patent is issued to the mr.
chaser and consequently no State or territory
has any right to levy tax upon land for which
the purchaser has not yet received his patent
from the United States Government.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

FRENCH GuLcH TOWNSHIP NoxISArIoSs.-At a
meeting Of the delegates of the township, held
as Messrs. Steddart l. Co. in accordance with
the request Of The Democratic Central Commit
tee, the following persons were nominated for
ownship officers, viz; for Justice of the Peace.
John Syme; for Constable, Wm Davis.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

HoRsETowy NoNINATIoNs.-On the 18th the
Democratic delegates of Horsetown nominated
J. n. Ely and ". Knowlton for Justices of the
Peace, and ]. W. Gardner and D. Wilder for
constables.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

JOS Z. MckIBBES.-This gentleman is an
nounced to speak in this place on Election Eve.
the 3lst inst.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

SAD AccIDENT.-We regret to learn that a
little son of John S. p Bass, OF this copntr q
few days ago had his right hand so severely
crushed BY some portions of the machinery of a
threshing machine, that the surgeon in at,ep-
dance was compelled to remove one finger en-
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
FOR CONSTABLE.

JOHN McTURCK announces to the voters of
the Township that he is candidate for the office
of Constable, and requests his friends to support
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
FOR CONSTABLE.

take this method of annouucingt to my friends
and the voters of Shasta Township that I am
an Independent candidate for the office of Con-
staoie- J. VI. SHORT.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

Bes The Democratic primary election in San
Francisco, on Saturday hast, resulted in the
choice of 43 anti-Lecompton, and Il Lecompton
delegates to the County Convention, and 43
anti's to l 4 to the Legislative Convention
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
BIRTH.

In this town, OH the 18th inst, Mrs. John
Willis, of SoS.
| Baehr, of daughter.
In this place the goth, the wife of Iacob
| Bcking of SON
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
Public SpenkinE!

Messrs. E. GARTER and CBAS. R. STREET
will address the people of Shasta County, in be-
half of the Democratic Ticket, at the following
times and places:
Horsetown, Saturday t ......-.Aug. 81
Prairie City. Sunday F" .............. %
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

LITERATURE--Our friends Lougee l. Davis
have loaded our table with literary favors-in-
cluding Harper's Magazine, St. Louis, Louisville,
New Orleans, New York and Baltimore week
lies. They have all manner of late papers at
their news emporium in the Post Office build
;r,-r
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

On HIS 0wN HoOK.-The Washington Union,
in speaking of Col. Kane's proceedings in Nor
mondom. says that any pledges that he may have
made were wholly unauthorized and inadmis-
sible," and that "the mission of Col Kane was
purely personal and individual-made at his
own impulse and on his own responsibility"
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

RE-OPENED--The old - Metropolitan Saloon
has been re-opened by Messrs. Kittridge Crop
per, with reduction in the price of billiards
and drinks 10 IS and l25 cents respectively.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

STATE TREAsURY.-The amount of funds in
the State Treasury at the close of busines, Aug
l4th, was S379970.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
FOR CONSTABLE.

THOMAS J. FLYNN announces to the voters
of Shasta Township that he is a candidate for
the office of Constable
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

ZEE GLoBE--fhis Democratic paper has pass
ed into the hands of G. w. Guthrie We doubt
not that, under the editorial control of Mr.. G..
the Globe will cease its personal assaults upon
men because of their political opinions.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

FOR THs FAIs.-Shasta County will be quite
hrgely represented at the State Fair 10 com.
nence at MarysviiIe on the 23d inst.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 81, 1858.

J-GEoRaE ZIEeLE-Is our authorized Agent
ut Red Bluffs to receive subscriptions and ad-
vertisements for the Courier, and receipt for the
same. Copies of our paper can always be
found at his Bookstore, at the Bluffs.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
% aUARTERnY MEEr1NG.---There

Aa
will be Quarterly Meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Church held in Shasta on Saturday
and Sunday, August 2sth and 29th, commencing
at IL o'clock A. NJ. on Saturday, and closing
Sunday night
Lovefeast ut 81 o'clock Sunday morning, and
preaching at IL.
The members of the Methodist Church and
their friends and all religious persons of all de-
nominations, are especially invited to attend.
Bly Provision made TO entertain freely per-
sons who come from a distance.
S. d. SIMoNDs, P. Z.
Shasta, Aug 10, 1853
NoTE-Preaehing in the church next Sabbath
morning and evening. au2l-lt.
CoRRECTIoS.-In our report of the doings of
the Board of Equalization last week, WAS the
following item:
'Spatz & Leitsch, increased on personal pro-
perry from $500 to SlOO0.n
This contains mistake, made in the record.
The personal property of Messrs. S. l. L.. was
originally assessed at $1,000, which assessment
remains unchanged.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
FOR CONSTABLE.

Al the very urgent solicitation of nv friends.
announce myself as an Independent candidate
for Constable. HARRY KERR
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

From FRAZER MINEs.-We have received a
copy of an Extra from the Victoria Gazette OF
the 18th inst, from an unknown friend, contain
ing glowing announcement of news confirm
atory of the richness of the New Catalonia gold
mines. The fact that Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press had sixty pounds of gold dust in hand ap-
pears TO be considered proof positive that the
mines are rich. Sixty pounds is something over
$4,000 Tie same paper says there are To-
600 miners at work with good prospects. Sl2,-
eco sent down by 10000 miners with good
prospects would not be considered evidence OF
rich mines in California We have known our
expressmcn to bring down, from Yieka OF Wea-
verville, twice that much on the back of single
mule many and many a time.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
a- With a friend of Hudihras we aire ntter-

R1- With friend of Hudibras we give etter
anee to the following lament
"Quoth he, that man is sure to lose
That fouls his hands with dirty foes:
For where no honor's to be gan'd,
lis thrown away in being maintain d:
Twas i'll for us, we had to do
With so dishon'rable foe r
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

FROM FRAZER RIvER-About $40 passengers
arrived from Fsazer river on the 18th inst.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

gayn 1t is stated that Mr. Secretary Stanton,
now on the stump in Kansas against the English
bribe, WILL if called upon, publish letter OF
Senator Bigler, of Pennsylvania, in which the
aforesaid Bigler deuounces the President and
Cabinet for renouncing the doctrine of popular
sovereignty but cannot vouch for the correct
ness of this report
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
SHASrA TO WNsHIP:

SHfD|i TO " HNoIfIF:
1t IS hereby ordered that the above summons
be published weekly in the Shasta Courier for
three successive weeks
Given under my hand this goth day Of Au-
gust, A. D. 1858.
aug2l.3w H. A. CTRTISS. J. p
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

Be3y~ 1t is stated that DIR. Lieb, U. s. Mail
Agent for the State of Illinois, and who heads
the boiling Administration Democrats in that
State, was at one time one of jim Lanes Dan
ites in Kansas. To become one of that fraternity
he was compelled to take oath that he would
always vote and work for the Republican party.
While protesting Democracy, he RENE mbers his
oath.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

THE SogTH 0PPosISG LEcoNPToN.-
al'--the Washington correspondent of Forney's
Press-in a letter. says:
Decidedly the aspect of the future is gloomy.
The Kansas affair has not united the South in
favr Of the Administration. 1t has given new
life 0 the American it has excited deep indig-
nfticn in the Democratic ranks of the South, on
account Of the prescription it has given rise to
it has not destroyed WISE and it has divided
the Democrats in Maryland and Delaware. In
North C,rolna, D.. X. McRea, Democrat is
making stump canvass for Governor. and is
denouncing Decompton in Tennessee. f. p
Stanton was warmly welcomed, and praised fol
his hostility to Lecompton while in Louisiana
the bitterest strife is brewing between rival fac
tions. In Missouri, the two American members
of Congress, Woodson and Anderson, who voted
for Lecompton, are both in danger of being re-
jected by their owniand the Democratic parties
In these districts, &nti-Eecompton Democrats
are openly running.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
A AWONDERFULC CURE OFRHEU
MATESM!
BY DIR All Foo, of Shasta.

DR.. All Foo respectfully calls the attention of
persons afflicted with Rheumatism to the follow
ing certificate of citizen Of Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

Bes5~ A Vicksburg correspondent writes =
" Not long ago Jack Brandon was arraigned be-
fore the Circuit Court of Warren county, Missis-
sippi, on charge of assault and battery on the
person of Sam Burgess, who had lately made
his appearance i'm the neighborhood as an timer
ant vendor of notions and other small ware
Sam detailed at length the circumstances which
led. to the affray, and concluded his evidence
with the following philosophical reflections
" The way they do things in this country is
considerably different from what was aecus-
toned to in Connecticut. There if a man called
you liar you called him liar back agin, and
that was the end ont. But down here, if YOU
call man liar, he knocks you down. and COM
mences hurtin' on you"
The Court instructed the jury that the Con-
necticut custom was not in force in Mississippi ;
and this instruction, coupled with an insnua-
ton by the defendants council that the prose-
cutting witness was probably an aboltionist, led
TO speedy verdict of Not Guilty
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

DROPPED THE "PAsT IssuE"-We observe
that Mr.. Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, author
OF the Crittenden- Montgomery Amendment"
having been nominated for re- election to Con-
gress by the Democrats of his district, takes
ground in favor Of Ignoring the Lecompton Con-
stituuon as test question. He says:
" have invariably, in all parts parts of the
district, said to the people that was not Le-
compton candidate; but simply an old fash
Toned Democratic candidate, subject to the
customs and usages of the party. We had some
difference of opinion amongst us on the Kansas
question, but now that controversy is terminated
by bill which, if it is not all we could ask is
yet compromise which we, as good citizens.
sh 'uld faithfully carry ont. The course of true
wisdom demands every democrat to exert his
whole influence to harmonic and unite the
party"
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
Reeublicanism.

The Republicans of this State now profess TO
be in favcr of the great Democratic doctrine of
Popular Sovereignty. In their Platform they
g Resolued, That we do now and always have
maintained the doctrine of Popular Sovereignty,
when interpreted to mean that the people of a
Territory, in forming n State Government had
right to regulate their political institutions in
their own way, and to vote for or against anv
proposed Constitution
Now just before this resolution comes No. /
of the Platform, re-endorsing the National Plat
form of 1856. The third resolution of said
Platform of 1856 reads thus:
Resolred, That the Constitution confers upon
Congress SOVEREIGN power over the Territories
of the United States for their government, and
that in the exercise of this power, it is both the
right and the duty of Congress to prohibit in the
Territories those twin relics Of barbarism-pa-
lygamy any slavery"
The latter clause of the second resolutions of
said Platform reads thus:
:" That we deny the authority of Congress, of
Territorial Legislature, of any individual. or
association of individuals. to give legal exist
ence to slavery in any Territory of the United
States, while the present Constitution shall be
maintained"
Now, if these persons are honest in SAYING. in
their national Platform, that Congress has the
power, and should exercise it, of prohibiting
slavery in all the Territories, and that ano as
sociation of indiyidualsn-the-p people at the
polls, for instance-can "give it legal exist
ence" therein, how can they agree with the res
olntion quoted in the first part of this article
from their State Platform, which claims that
the people of Territory have the 'righ. to regu-
late their institutions in their own way"
The fact is, the Republican Convention of this
State resolved that that party was both for and
against the doctrine of Popular Sovereignty.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

REGULAR TOWNSHIP NeMINATIoNs.-In the reg
ular Democratic ticket at the head of our ed-
toriar colamns, will be found the names of the
Democratic nominees for Supervisor, District
No. !. and Justices of the Peace and Constables
for Shasta Township. In other parts Of the pa
per may also be. found the names of tho regular
nominees for Justices and Gonstables for Horse
town and French Gulch townships. As will be
Observed the nominees aue gentlemen worthy
of the hearty support of their party
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
shasta Township Convention.

The Convention met at "Charter Oak Hall
on the goth inst, and was organised by the ap-
pointment of DR.. Conklin as President and A.
Skllman as Secretary. Nearly all of the dele
gates were present.
The Convention nominated John A. Dreibelbis
as Supervisor of the lst District
James Keene and Jerry Durick were nomna-
ted as Justices of the Peace.
Thomas J. Flynn and John McTurck were
nominated as Constables.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-25

NJ. There was full house. perfect Jam -
Of the beauty fashion, and intelligence Of the cly'
At the 6aiety last night, TO witness Mr.. HAoKETF
impersOnstion Of the great character Of SF Jon"
FalstaF, in shakspesre's play Of Henry ~. It was
an audience before whom any actor might consider
II an honor to appear; and we feel sure that Mr. d.
fully appreciated the compliment paid him.
OF Mr.. HAcKETT's performance, We have only time
TO say that he fully sustained the reputation that had
preceded him, IS correct representative Of the
great comic creation Of the immortal Bard Of Avon
in which he appeared Mr.. HAcKETT is, unquestiOn-
ably one Of the greatest comedians Of the day. ana
his personatiou Of Sir John Falstgf last night eo
tied the most enthusiastic applause Those VINO
wish to see Mr.. HAcKETT in one Of Shakspeares
great comedies viii have an opportunity Of gratiiy
ing their desire o-night, when he will appear a. D"
John Falstgf in The RsrrY H3pss Of Rfnd'oT.
Mr.. HACKETT's engagement is limited to three
nights more so that those who wish to see him in one
Of his favOre characters should visit the Gaiety q
once.
We we're grsti6ed st seeing Mr.. HACEETT 50 ably
sustained by the company last night. All acquitted
themselves handsomely.