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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

PRoFLIGACY OF THE SPANISH CoURT-
Morals, and even common decency must
be at a remarkable discount at the Court
Of Madrid. The regular correspondent
of The London Advertiser, in a. letter
from Madrid written in December last
let's us into some of the scandalous secrets
which the unblushing royalty of her
Catholic Majesty countenances within the
walls Of her palace. When the pangs
OF maternity came upon her she was also
visited with pangs Of conscience for her
ribaldry and libidinous excuses. Finally,
as her physical spangs became moro in
tense, she sent for her spiritual counselor
Archbishop Claret, who advised her to
Danish her paramount, Col. Plug Moro,
and appear thereafter. in public with the
King. This advice she hesitatingly
adopted The Archbishop, by repre-
senting TO her that her shameless conduct
made her the subject of coarse jests with
her people, succeeded in obtaining a re-
script banishing Moro from the kingdom
| With this in his possession, the holy IA.
Their fastened to the apartments of the
king to inform him of his success, bu
the royal husband took the matter quite
c0oly. and a.s Ts a5hsdrt only on one condi
ton. namely, that she should pay his
debts !! This, she being ponitcnt, prom
iscd to do. Moro refuses to leave the
Court, and sdemands "a trial. What is
most singular in this case ISL struts the
streets of Madrid thelion Of the citizens.
living upon his reputation of having been
Isabella's paramount, and fatherof. the fa
lure King Of Spain! odma9 aat ai
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

IERY TRuE.--General Cas- -
ply TO Geherai gs-.rarrs letter OF resign
alton says -" You. designation is. &c
companicd by a long argument Of the
affairs Of the Territory generally, to which
you are well aware il aooula be impossible
for The Departmental reply" That is an
honest confession, and complimentary TO
the sagacity of the venerable Secretary.
Detroit Tribune >ssi'
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

and the victims of Consumption" are now
vigorous and strons as the most robust among
us. And these cases are not isolated ones thew
are numerous, and can be pointed out in every
community, where this most unrivalled remedy
has been tested. fea.f 81 h.n
BE slow, then to believe the oft-rcpeated story
about the lungs being gone or rather let no
such apprehension induce you to give up. Act
upon the prinei pie that piLe there is life there Is
hope You can never be so low that YOU NAV
not trust, humanity speaking, in HALLS BAL
SAM. More than one, nay hundreds, has it
brought almost from death to life, when all else
had failed s.s
| Give, then. this powerful but harmless REM
edy trial. h4t
A Beloved DaasAter sayed!! by the use
I of Two Bottles Of DR.. VIM. Halls bal.
sam.
CAMDEN, HlLIspALE Co, Men,
lFa pub 9 March 2, 1855.
Messrs. o. r. BAKER d Co.. e-sr vcf
Gents:-My daughter was confined to her bed
ell last winter with Diseased Lungs Our phy :
siciau having gisenh erup was induced to try
bottle Of DR.. VIM. HAIIps BALsAM. AND
COMMENCED USING ,IT5ACCORDING TO
DIRECTIONS, and am happy to state that
with the use Of the first bottle she aras so much re-
lered as to be able to dress herself, and by the nse
Of the second bottle she, sras ENTIRELY RES
TORED TO HEALTH gore ais sas
would most heartily reeommend all person.
who are suffering from DISEASED LUNGS.
or any disease arising from COINS, to use it at
once The above remedy does not fail, in any
instance, to do al it is recommended.
A5 Us" s'e+ 81 SAMUEL LEAxAS.
BOLLES, SMITH & CO, Proprie-
tors, Ia South Water street. Chicago, to
whom all orders should be addressed.
PEicE.-sl oo'per bottle, or six bot
1 tlar f,Y & < no D $3.50 -sar
n q. 1fH0MPSON.. .... =. Quasquetcn.
pA r. g, y d MELLlsH, IHdePendeDee
j. DORIAN, ;.... - y. a...... . ;. Delhi
jan2l t-....-. .f.-- .9t
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

The above IS from the American Rail
way Guide, giving the total number of
miles in operation OH the LIST ofJanuary.
The Editor of the Guide has favored US
this season with . table, showing the
gross extent Of the completed and projec-
ted or partially completed lines of the
United States, the cost Of construction
and equipment to the present time, and
the number Of miles fully opened to bust
ness in the course of the past year We
compile from this schedule the following
interesting figures
Total number ofroads in 81 States. 45l
Length of lines projected, miles 35, 1877
Length Of same lines as opened, 1886
OF which fully opened in 1857, 2,e05
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

AN INCREASE OF THE FAMILY CIRCLE
The Mormon Saint, Brigham Young
who believes he is to be translated L
heaven on the wings of love, has in
creased his harem t9.5 81 81 81 fifteen young,
INTERESTING, and beautiful Indian squaws.
Then Ethiopian beauties, fresh from the
shores Of Africa, would complies the
assortment. The sanity husband should
not stop Short of a hundred on whom to
lavish his marital caresses. 42as@ 9ai'
ROYALTY IN a REPUBLICAN CoURT-
On Thursday last an inquest was taken
before Judge Woodruff, Of the Superior
Court, in q case in which, Macmillan,
King of Bavaria. was plaintiff. and Jacob
Newsletter was, defendant. The action
was instituted TO recover 80, 900 forms,
loaned by the royal plaintiff to the pie
beian defendant, and which the latter was
10 pay in monthly instruments Judg-
ment WAS taken for SIS, 788.--N. T.
Dispatch. ~ 49,. .,ars yass.3
A singular but beautiful monument to
DIR. Kane is talked OF for the park of the
Cooper Institute in New York City. II
is to be pile OF snow-while marble, fash
Toned roughly, SO as to resemble lofty
peak of spotlcss ice--an appropriate and
charming idea. ~ 9.d s
Daniel w Goocu, Republican, has
been elected to Congress from the Sew
enth District of Massachusetts,, over Col
Osborne, Democrat, by majority Of
l,0OO-in the room Of Hon. n. z. Banks,
resigned.
Two brothers, named William and
Charles Dawson, fought duel at Water
loo, S. c., a few days ago, and the for
mer was Instantly killed. ao i &
The Russian government has ordered
that the American language be taught
in the schools Of Irkutsk, tho capital OF
Siberia.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

abWALKER AND FoREEY. "A letter wri-
ter from Philadelphia. under date, Dec.
3lst, says -. Coy. Walker has been in
the city to-day, comforting with Col
Forney. They feel quite lsanguine. / I'M
derst;lnd, that the Lecompton Constitu-
tion cannot go through Congress; thai
twill be "a close rub inihe Senate. but
can never pass the House" ..ibe; a,es
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21
A Course Of Weekly Lectures

Will be delivered in the Congregational Church
in Quasqueton, commencing Friday evening
D,c. 2Sth, and continuing as per announcement
below. The public are inyited to attend Ad
mittancc free
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21
WASHING TON. Jan "a.

The receipts at The Treasury improved
considerably during the past week The
500 notes are issuing at the rate Of &c.
900 per day. No larger denominations
have yet been received from the engrsy-
ers. a N
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

I<s- We have received no mail this
week, up to the hour Of going to press
(Ihursday noon, which must excuse
the lack of news in to- days paper.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

We give the rofeerican Railways.
exhibiting the progress Of Ame,iIl,.
Railways, which will give Some idea Of
the immense amount of capital expended
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

VALUE or Hoops.-A young lady in
Manchester. H. H., while skating on the
ice a few days since, suddenly broke
through, bu. was buoyed up by her erin
oline, which made "a ring around her on
the surrounding lee until timely succor
reached her.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

4
THE Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
twenty seven senators. forty eight mem.
bcrs Of thcnEIouse of Representatives., anG
all the State officers of California, recent,
joincdJin request to Edwin Forrest the
great American aTragedian to- visit tht
Golden State. Their letter is perhaps the
most fiattering tribute that anysactor ever
received. aij -yuWs sssd bluow VIE
Mr.. Forrest, declines the inrltation.e
SERVED HIM RIGHT.-A man by the
name Of Smith was recently convicted
By the Lexington Miss Circuit Court
Of whippinga negro woman to death, and
was sentenced to thirty years labor and
imprso-ment in the penitentiary.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

Why is chicken pie like gunsmith' S
shop Because il contains fowlin pieces.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21
Receive Back their Money +!
1T HAS EFFECTED CURES

In numerous ceses, where the most skillful ply
sicians in this country and in Europe have been
employed, and have exercised their skill in vain.
Gases which they pronounced incurable, and
surrendered as hopeless beyond a doubt, leaving
their patients without single ray to enliven
them in their gloom, hare been cured by
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21
Mineral Poison
DIR. Halls Balsarn

Strikes at the root of the disease at once, and
such is its speedy effect, that anyone using it
freely
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

For twenty -four or forty eight hours, and no,
entirely satisfied with its merits,
may return it and
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

Mr. R. J. THORNTON, with Older, Lee & Co.
Independence, is our authorized agent for tina,
vicinity. Mr.. THORNTON will receive and receipt
fer subscriptions. advertisements, DC All iot
work entrusted to his care will be done fifty PEI
cent cheaper ana better than can be done else.
where in this County.
u Messrs I. s. SKrSNrR L Co, Dubuque
have been duly appointed Agents for obtain
ing subscriptions and advertisements, for this
paper.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-01-21

BOLLES, SMITH & CO, Proprie
tors, Ia South Water street Chicago, tc
whom al orders should be addressed.
Dy,rps = aa :. - al. -. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-22
BUFFALO PRODUCE AIARKET-sspt. 81
ny III On .nEr

Flou~-A1arkct quiet; demand crate. change ID
rates; sales I7O1 bbls 7a ~ for medium glo
brands Wisconsin udiana = IS ll5 for good 10 choice
suueTne do and Ohio, Michigan and Canadian; s. 2a5 g.
1ar 60. 20 choice extra do.
Wheat-Dull snd held above the views Cf buyers; sales
.Ol bu small lois a. 81 Il for red Obi; 81 Is al =
for choice white Michigan sud Ohio.
Cou-Dul and unchanged, slies 1900 hu al 60c for
sound and &c sound
B-rley-Il good demand; sales 4.5lj bu At 66G72s.
Rye-Numinal at Csc.
oafs-SteadA. sales 500 lu new 1t &c.
Whisky-Steady, sales 30 Ibis al Z3r.
Canal Freighs-FIrmer; &c fllur, l2r wheat lie
on 20 New YORK.
Lake kecps. p hours-Fluur 253T bbls, wheat % ei4
bush: corn 3l.3e9 lu: harley .. ~ hu-
Shumsuts BY Canal. - hourS-fl0ur C.642 hbs wheat
SIPS bush; corn 81 76l bush
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-22
SIAADART, BEliIS & MURRlY,
RODUCE COMMISSION MERCHAyTS
FLOTIl

We are receiving the following we'll known brandsot
Flour on consignment, to which we call the attention OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-22
Ballkcrs.
.. HerlnInn & Co.

3. EEeFinnnIa 81 Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
bankers AND DEALERS IN
ID F5rer-u nd n,eS' Be- Exc al-c, Uu- urreut Mon7
Iad Sales auHdl and Europe PROMPTLY attsa ded Ito
Drafts AID 50 Is Of EXCh Ugo Great Britain Ella
Frluce aul C.aIusly We fEls direct IN suus suli
>r-ht and % dag-. the following Backs AID B ? =Loe
ENGLAND.
I,rI f-sIe-srs P.Uscaii Ga.c. Csc * Co, BllLers.
I.-ltr.Hstl-I. BarIrl * Go iiaukGrs-
NJ su-.-s r-AIss>rs. Gun H. Brooks Co, Banker
Nails al i'rayIn sal b k "a Elld aad Braucnes thro-
El-llud ami WaC>.
Ii7luEI sI BtlkIus c..
Yorkshire tHlS1rIs Bans aud Rr1HcEca.
Lancaster BiukIuE c. aud B-lIches-
IRELAND.
Nl-Hs14i Bank 0f IrelluI-
Provincial Bank df lrrlani
Au a ther BrHcIo, Ia all The principal cities aGd tovu'
SCOTLAND
Dundee t. CIainrrcal Ban ius Co
gfrarHHe. Ban ,Tu- tsa. lflas-1Vr and GrtCnaCE.
National Hank ct Sclilaul all Braurhes,
can also furnish Drlf t0r any amIul lss able IN the
M cI Dad Cities uf iha Coltllclt o. Eu-ole-
PASSAGE BA STEAMER ~ sail Iu- PacEc ships. i"nr
lrIl Ne hurS Breat hrl1la a1l Ireland, Flatce aul
Germany. can be cured a. 1Ic l0ae-a rICs-
ss5s J-HERnsIAN 4 c.. as above.
II d WuIrsAN = n sraNnREr. W srANBARr
WHITMAN, STANDARD * CO.
~ Bankers and ealsrs iu FOREIGN and Domestic ET-
sa aui wal furnish Drafts for any able al all
pru aal Fiia I'm an. lrellld. Sc1tlatu- Erlnce
ll a. -n4lv- CalcCtluls made III accessible p1Ilts
Ar o. on nc U lIt q S-lles agl llna-las n-L-L.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-22
- 1853. 81
BRADBURN & FISHFR-

SUCCESSORS To c. BRADBURN q SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
mission Merchants, and Dealers IN Fish Nails
ss1s and Produce, Nos 9 and l River street and 10 and
u Meadow street, "Grocer's Block % Cleveland Ohio
g. BEADBuRS,l
W A ElshEkt aug3ldly lg4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-22
AoRNING LEADER oFFIcE

The arket has been ve dull todsy. and we hear OF but
few transactions 80 report
FLouR-sman ,aes were made at $50 for choice extra.
and Ssita for double extra.
WHEAT car nice Kentucky wlits sold Sls5 cars
Ted ~ It9. = cars do at 81 ,-ss.
CoRN--A sale Of a Few hundred bus in a., At Sc
Nn.L.-.- -..,- m NOT. In nth.r mill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE SIARKET-Sert. 2L

Four-liark,t frmer with better home trade demands
sl meTate export nquir; There D. also suue' ming d =
atIoa; ales 7oj uhs a. = 6les 50 for M
soIud s. l55 s iur suuetuc > y - 20 lf 'Etras
5U5a5 % i,r rflue 5 4le57u or eommo .
md extra WCsterH aud S5soe5 90 for Shipping brands
round hoop Ohio; he market closing firm Clladlan
-four Uuayanf: 500 hbls ~ 5 y lr sufcruc ard - %
SO 80 fancy and extra Rye Hour dull; ses 10 b1 ~
S3 5laS421 -.
Whslt- arkat duh and dropping for nniln and ire-
Grades; les 20O1 hu 81 T. u for utsauLd VIA
Ierr: s. - for fsr mud white lndf1uIs 81 3
for Ccag1. SIs5 Tor white sourhsrl and 81 lsal 3 for
Ryg-Sealce and firmly held IS -0c and with buyer,
81 Is
Baricv-Qu,et st 51ds5-
Coru-Balraut and ac;ive; sales floo hu at 7ec for
pslilB Hl1ai western, fr white south
and g-s { r yellow Jrrseg lul Pctusg lrsuia-
Oat-Qu et a. }sc for state, ard as53c for western.
Whi-kr-Dull aud declining sales 2u0 hbs al 81 r24c
Is with important C'Ia-r; sales o 60 bbs at
ST. g lo lcs-; sl5Gl5 = ar puug and IS fl- ce1r
zBref-U ucbaEge. sales Us ls Al u o 50 for packed
mess Beef hams nominal
al SI5 51G4D. Prime mess beef qlief. and uach1usrt
Cut Aeas-Less buIyani: sales l2J hhds 6s for
shoulders 15fEesfc for hams
Lau1-Heagn: go bb's - ll.Ills4c
BHtte-lu fair rHques a Z 2lsc for OHIO and = c for
state
Cheese-Steaiy at 5a7Jzc
o-s -S1cuud hcaTd better; Ere ID mot bonds So; III
Cen blds 81. Har lst mort bonds 81 Pac mail 9S Enc
IN; ~; Harl 05S; Reading 50; J: L 53;
NJ $ 25al; 4 7 331S; Chi Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-22
Builders & Arfbitrfts.:

BROOKS S. G. & 4. W., BUILD
ID EIlS. Als ldanufacturers oi Doors RiIuis Sash
Brackets and al nds Il Scrp-SavIuE and Goihc wors
Particular afterti paid Fitting fu Facfnrg
nvision-sf .neal CentTe block Cleveland. o. nol0-e3
NORLETT & CUBBON MASTEP
~ BUILDERS No. 81 Prospset-H
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-sept. 2Ist.

ARRIVALS.
steamer Ma Qu5on DaTOis pss sunires: 10 half bbls
fish. blls fresh do
PTOu Cushmau Sissun, DuuErs; rs tons mdse.
q RR IS do II II Co "a DO & K K; % do
C&TRR.
chr Geo worhinstOu, Wilcox, Buo; ls ubls sal, TTacy
& Chaplin
Schr Velocity Locke, Buff lo; 30 bills salt. Lyons
Scr CIinone, Blinn Port HuIuu l05lz Fl lum'er, "
Carey.
Fashion, Nas Rar Cir. l90f3 ft lumber 2ia
siinr Z Tuotuas.
Schr A. an. Ciiff'Td, Dunk TX.
Schr America. cuv.lie, Buiiaio.
SchI Wins Uf the Morning az Buffalo, coo bbs SALT
TLron
sc0E MaTcsIlas Flick. TreHtal; 81 q lumber, Il5J
iaih. 60 N shingles. Il ID Clark Co
Sc0w p Hale. Fargher, kesy's Island; Is cords lime
stone. q W IA kins
Scov Rci, Green p Hlro1 % N lumber. II d Hovny.
SchT Flrer Maid, Sargent, Newport 3 cor Is oj,
Butts
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cLEARANcEs.

S.eamrr biay Q Ieca Wiser. Detroit; Doe suudriss
Pr p Gov Cusilnan, Sssol. nIHkIiki sunj1es. y Y
kal Road.
sahf vciac.y, Locke, suTHoi - tons coal, A SOCK
well
srus Val cy Fr,lelau9h TaIo, = tons black walnu
i.gs. @ y Bond
Sc0v p Hale , rsher, Saudussl; cargo
MarceliHs, FIck, d grOii; light
q stof Vessas Ilus uuI out Of the Lock Of the
weilani Canal Port Co55urne c W. furnished by the
Lock Tender The Board Of Lake Underwriters D. P. Dob
BINS. Secretary
BoUSD WEST. Sep. l-tl-Pr51 Cleveland. soilrs Gold
Hauler Marco Polo Golda ID c Wheeler, Purel. On the
.nh-PToD Wisconsin, Granite safe.
bound EAST sept tls-I-Nuae. On She 2sih-Pr0p Mich
Ear. b1rque Plmela Flu1: Charles Napier, lsa
bella, Ace Grover; schr Helen, Isabella Ctaraqui,
Kiu-~uId J II rffIuy. DIrigl Wi iaIns I avery,
Andrews, RgSile. TvslaOu. NuTygecIzu, tfoor
ilaa Hel'o Wallrage. Ben Fran Reindeer, Outoua
-iu G Irut. Russel Dart
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-22

INTRUSION UPON SACRED GRouNp. "A
few evenings ago we took stroll ont to
the nuw (Portock's) Cemetery near
Portsmouth, and we noticed upon sever
al graves the foot prints OF cattle. We
were sorry to see this, to see the dwelling
of the dead thus made pasture for
stock. We think that it must be very
unpleasant tor persons to 50 there, and
see the grave Of some dear friend, faith
or, mother, sister or brother, thus tram
ped upon. tits natural for us, VIC loved
them il life, to love them in death, and
after death and love to have their rest
ing places kept sacred AMI undiaturdcd
by careless hands, OF roaming beasts
For the sake Of the dead, those who NOV
ed in our midst as we do now, let cattle
be kept out CT this sacred ground. True
it IS good plan for those who own lots
in Cemetery to have ratings PIT around
them, SO as to keep them safe from such
intrusion, yet it must DO remembered
that many own let's, who are not able
to Lave them fenced; then shall those
who are thus unfortunate be forced to
have the graves of dear friends and rols-
tives trampled down, by cattle, &C., be-
ing allowed to roam at large through
the Cemetery. L is shame ond sho uld
not be allowed.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-22

Hon. Mr.. EvEgETT.-In consequence
Of the previous engagements OF this gen.
tleman-which viii engage his attention
beyond tho time appointed for him to
speak in Norfolk--his Grafton on Wash
ington, has been postponed until next
Monday evening, Goth inst.
Onr readers will have learned by a
previous notice that the Committee have
engaged Johnson's Assembly Rooms,
which will seat comfortably eighteen
hundred or two thousand persons, and
we bespeak for the accomplished Orator
an overlooking house.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-22

Academia few evenings ago a lit
tie boy fell from building in the Gold
field Portsmouth, and came near killing
himself. He fell from the second story,
down through the sloepers Of the first
floor to the ground. AS he reached the
sleepers OF the first floor his foot struck
one ofthem, bruising him badly, and
sprainiug his ankle severely.
He was fortunate to escape with q
sprained ankle. We understand that he
is doing well to-day, and it is hoped will
be out soon.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-22
NORFOLK VARIETIES The want of

NORFOLK VARIETIES want Of
agreeable and stimulating amuseucnt--at
period when an occasional diversion Of
the mind from the cares and anxieties Of
the times, might be made productive Of
the happiest efIect---has been sensibly
felt alike by orr own citizens and those
Of Portsmouth, during the past month or
two. The appearance tomorrow night
at the Partetjes, Of Mr.. Bass, and the
Holiday Street Theatre Dramatic Com
pany, will afford, We are assured, effectu-
al and wholesome relief to the general
dulinass, and furnish the admirers of
good acting, entertainment in the highest
degree attractive. The initial play will
be Bourcicaults witty and celebrated com
edy Of Old Hea2s and Yong HeaJts-
his finest effort peghaps-one replete with
the trenchant wit and cutting satire ofthat
accomplished dramatist. Mr.. Bass-who
since the death Of the fam GUS English
Actor Farren, may we'll claim the Dis
tinction of being the ablest personator Of
old men now upon the stage--will rem
der the character of Jesse Ru'Gl, in which
he ayails himself Of the fine scope it Of
fers for the display of exquisite informing
ling Of pathos and humoc with an of-
fectJ few Of the most eminent histrionos,
have been able TO excite This effort of
Mr.. Bass is generally accounted one of
the ablest with which the American pub
lie are familiar. The support rendered
Mr.. Bass, by the dramatic company en-
gagged with him, we have reason to be-
lioye viii be ola high and admirable o.
der. The caste Of the comedy includes
the names of Miss Mary Devlin, one Of
the prettiest and most promising young
actresses of the day, and for the past two
Seasons the reigning favorite of Baltimore
and Richmond, Mrs. Helen Muzzy,
Aessrs. j. B Studley, j Harrison, Stuart,
Robson, S. E. Browne, and Miss Parting
ton The danseuso--all of whom are prom
inent and popular members Of Mr. Ford'S
Baltimore Theatre, and whose able and
unexceptionable representations must
win them equal favor with cur apprecia-
tive public.