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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25

"a We are under many obligations to
our young friend j. K. Purefoy, Of Wake
Forest, for "a box Of the finest Peaches we have
seen this year-and we have seen many of
the most luscious our eyes have ever beheld.
Such fruit, raised by an ameteur, demon
strates that others than professional fruit
~raiserS, can produce large and delicious spe-
cimcns. We envy the fair one that our friend
2. shall elect to preside at his board, especi-
ally when milk and peaches are in fashion.
~ IL always gives us pleasure to record
the success Of those who advertise in Cur M
per and we therefore give the following &C
count OF fine prices iaid for Tobacco sold b,
Messrs. Hill & Norfleet, Commission Mer
chants, Richmond, Va. Both these gentle
men are native North Caroliniaas, and ar
men OF character and good business attain
meats, and we confidently commend them t
persons sending produce to Richmond to sell
See their Advertisement in another column
SALES OF TOBACCO
At the Tobacco Exchange. Richmond, Va.
O1 lila u EtoIIsSct, 1bIAlalSSiDH MERCHANTS
VIM Thaeker, Caswell CO., \. c., J hid
i at $I6k, l at 37t, l at 234.
Z. L. Morton, Caswell, 2 hhds-1 at ST.
at 15t
R. }. Smith. Casweil. 6 hhds-1 at $f51
I at III, / at III. / at 12A. ] at %, l at Is
B.. 6 Pulliam. Caswell, 12 hhds-2 at 121
! at 104. 2 at al. ! at 15k, l at 10, Z
262, l at "a, l at 1s4. l at III, ! at H.
Two boxes 900 lbs. each) ! at $154, / at 81
j. I. Barton Caswell, 8 hhds-l at 50,
at l35, at 544
VIM Long. Caswell. 4 bhds-1 at S18.
at III, l at l0t, at Is. 2 boxes-l at Is
l at 80.
VIM. j. Moore, Caswell, 8 hhds-1 at 1:
/ at l84. l at 92.
B. w Read. Caswell. 3 hhds-1 at 500.
at 10, l at 20t. 8 boxes-1 at $4s4, /
301, l at SAT.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
n ews of the Day.

We not accomplish, five will but be active and
peisevering in our labors?
Then, with a heart beating high with hope
Tor the day of final redemption, We beset our
self to the work of another years conf CT
We ask all who sympathise with us in this
great work of reform, to give us their aid in
circulating the Spirit of the Age" through
out the length and breadth of the land. Let
every Son and Daughter of Temperance sub
scribe for it for themselves, and then go to
work to circulate it among their friends and
acquaintance. Every one can help greatly
in this way, and we earnestly solicit at the
hands of every one who shall read this, tina
they will forthwith go to work to get US VI
a club of subscribers. The trial will surel,
be crowned with success, if perseverance,
made. Who will be the first to send us
large club for the new volume.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25

WrHIS the last week. says the Wiscon-
sin Chief, we have noticed in our exchanges,
several accounts Of deaths by delirium ire
mems Is there anything more terrible ard
crushing, than to have friends 60 down to
the grave writing under such a disease p
Can g man be murdered in a more damnable
manner? Yet to denounce his murderers in
BETTING terms, is a great sin in the eyes of
= large class. Wealth, influence. and law
are more potent than the sufferings of the
victims of an accused traffic.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
Lincolnton, Nc, Aug. 10, 1853.

CHANGES OF A QUARTER CENrURY.-Every-
thing must have altered very much in a short
time only a few wears since General jackson,
being seated between two ladies, said he felt
like a thorn surrounded with roses. v. S.
NJ. says a few days ago, while riding in an
omnibus, and being seated between two la.
dies, he felt like q save in a hogshead OF mo.
lasses, surrounded by hoops.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25

~ See Advertisement of Hookerton Male
Academy. tt success Of the accom- hshed
Principal, is the best recommendation that
can be given of his capacity for the RESPONSE.
bic post he hlIs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25

~ We would cOmpl with the requsst
of our subscriber 1T Mcintosh, Ga, but We
canno find a copy of ne No. IF the Age he
desires.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25

"dAcH WHlLe. Boon, tn0Se VINO watched
could not tell her sIumber from the sleep
of death. Silence stole on tip-toe through
the room, with her finger on her lip,
While the sunset kept shining and shining
between,
The old hawthorn blossoms and branches so
green.
PART ".
Day was dawning in the watch room ;
the lamp was dyingaway, the thirteen with
pale expectant faces, now Swallowed by fear,
now lighted with hope, were motionless.
With his face bowed upon his arms, Har-
wood had neither looked up, or spoke since
Fannie slept. The old clock had struck
each hour fromth thu dial of time into the ABYSS
Of the past. Never before had time seem
ed to them SO precious, worth so much.
The physician, with his fingers upon the
patients pulse sat all night once be placed
his hand over her mouth, and rising with
a puzzled look, walked to the window and
thrust his head into the vines; then drawing
his hand over his eyes, he resumed his place,
and all was silent again, save the clock
with its monotonous tick, tick, beating as
calmly as though human passions were
trihcs, and the passing away Of a soul from
. earth, only the filling of the inches of eter-
nifty.
The sun arose, and a little bird alighting
on a spray near the window, poured a flood
, of melody into the room. The sleeper
smiled the doctor could have it was
r SO. Her breath comes more quickly, you
| could see it now, futtering between her
lips she opened her eyes and fixed them
3 on Harwood he took Der hand and
gave her the cordial prepared by the ply
sician.
4 "She is saved" was telegraphed through
the department. The brothers prepared
1 to go to their duties. The sisters divided
part to 20 home, the rest to stay and watch
j Fannie. Harwood with a radiant vet anx.
ious face, could not be persuaded to lie
}, down, but still held the little hand and
counted the life beats of her heart.
II "Ah! we'll y said the old doctor to the
: elder brother, as he buttoned his coat anc
pressed his hat down upon his head
e "Well there was no great doubt upon my
:; mind-in spite of all favorable symptoms
she was too good for earth it say
solnewhere-and it kept coming into my
d mind all night long Blessed are tn
d peace-makers for they shall be called til
children of God"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-10
The Austrian Bank Forgery Three More
Arrests and Further DEVELOPMENTS

Further developments of highly important
character have Just been made relative to the late
forgcrics on the National Bank Of Austriu. Three
Uungaria,,s, named John Semvnmync, Henry
Rohmcr and John Keai. it will be remembered
were arrested in this City about three weeks ago
who found reaping rich harvest in Wall
street in palming off upon brokers forged nltes on
the above Bank. The last steamer from Europe
brought intelligence OF the arrest Of three other
llungarians. two OF whom were captured in Ham
burg and one in SWITZERLAND for utierng in Eu-
rope some If the same spurious issues. The pris-
ouers gave their names a. Charles Italian, Henry
q. Daunton and Charles Memott, and are now
locked up there awaiting trial. The forgeres
were SO skillfuly executed that they not de-
tccted when presented to the Bank in Vienna.
The first ntimation of their hcing forged their
being returned to the Bank hy parties who had
received them from the paying teller, and discov-
cred their spurious character. Following the re-
ceip: Of the news by the steamer, ONE McDoug-
AL of the Detective Police. through whose VI g-
lance the three arrests in this City were made. has
worked perscvcrngy to get at the hlttom Of the
forgeric- and gatlcr all the facts of the case. lie
has ascertained beyond doubt that the three
prisoners under arrest IN Europe" and tie
Huugarians locked up IN the Tombs, were assoc-
atcl together in getting up the torgcries. The
European prisoners sailed from here about the
middle Of October last. The boarding place If
Italian was discovered t. have lcen in the Third
avcnuc. In his trunk S>which he left behind him,
were found several rolls Of Austrian bank paper,
and quantity Of the coun'crieits in n damaged
condition The forgery. Officer McD,ugal has
learned, WAS frs; projected two years ago by sight
llungarians in this tty--;wo in addition to those
under arrest. who thus far have managed to ciule
the police--hcnG Implicated in the matter.
IA lnle in getting the proper engra,ng' ext
| cutcl ut til, time caused an abandonment ct the
| enterprise. but the abandonment was only trmpu-
| lac hat M, niprtp ~ at Et
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-10

reyotiatcd with youhg man Bamr' Henry Clnbb,
i, IL ,liiam-.trcet. to do the work. Mr.. Club
cxeeutel u portion of the engra,ings. when his
.u-peions were also OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the
failure to pny him promptly for his lalor--and he
rcf,,. cd to proceed further. Tbese duplicate fail
ure- did not discourage the forgers for they imme-
iiacly applied to Messrs. Pate Co. engravers,
corner nf Water-sl,cet and Burlimgshiu to eon-
plete the work already begun. Pate x c.. in-is.
led IN references. and they were referred to the
pru.sian Embassy, but the reference proving I'M
satisfactory they objected To having anything to
do with the matter. II has not vet been ascer-
tanned into whose hands the plates were trnnstcr-
red. The necessary engraylnSs were. however
completed by some ONE. and the bills struck IA
and put in circulation. Officer Macdnugal hope.
to be successful! in arrestng the tw" Iungarinns
referred Ia. together with thu parties who compile.
tel the work Of cngra,ing plates. Bankers in this
City are sufferers To the amount Of nearly $4,000
from this forgery. Nearly ms largc an amount is
reported IL have been ai-o put in circulation in
Austria Large quantities Of gold coin
found in possession Of the prisoners arrested in
Europe, the proceeds OF their operations there.
n j, Tines ITeiuesday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-10

! The communication which We publish to-day
from prominent politician in Richmond, is worthy
of consideration. We suggested yesterday tel :
| ct for the opposition, which we think very good
one; but the named by correspondent
would he acceptable To us. We have more than
once expressed opinion Of the cxtimable and
elegant gentleman whom he recommends ms the
candidate for Governor Born and reared in the
immediate vicinity Of his birth place and present
residence, and sustaining towards him for many
years intimate social aud political relations. we
arc prepared say that there is no citizen Of this
commonwealth who would more highly adorn her
chief executive chair. As an orator, possessing
lively fancy, ready wit pungent satire aud irwin
chile Logic, joined with pleasing and elegant aJ-
dress. he would put honest John" to his trumps
we have often him worry tho Hon.
Charles Jeems about his abolitionsm IN 1882
Mr.. Staples, we knew n prominent member
of the House of Delegates few years since: an
active efficient, and influential member and have
no doubt that he would make IN excellent 1t.
Governor.
Mr.. Crane, we know only by reputation, but be-
leve him to be very capable for the Office named:
added to which he deserves well of his party for
the abundant labors and services he has rendered
We believe with our correspondent, that if
these gentlemen were actively engaged in can
vnss AGAINST Mr. Lctcher, they could show up in
glaring colors the inconsistency o! the Democracy
in nominating man with such record on the
slavery question. and raise n tempest of public
Indignation that would dsappoint the aspirations
Of this modern Arstiics We shall not hold our.
selves committed to this ticket, nor TO the ON. We
suggested Yesterday but will support any three
proper gentlemen that may be found, having
clean record on the slavery question. Let us have
the Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-10

TnE NEW YoRK CHARTER ELECr.oN. The New
York charter e!e:tion took place Tuesday. 1t
pa ,scd off quietly. laws, the Republican, candi-
date for city comptroller says the Baltimore SUM-
is believed to be elected by probably $4,000 ma or-
ity. With reference to the other city "theers they
are ST. much distributed by local issues that no
correct idea could be formed Of the result at Ia
hour last tlpht
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-10
Barksdaie on Douglas.

The Hon. William Barksdale. member of Con.
grcss from Mississippi, has written a letter, in
which he expresses his opinion of Douglas course
az follows:
In the recent desertion If the rcputed author OF
the Nebraska bill; his betrayal of the principles,
anu his active cooperation with the enemies OF the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-10
Fer fhe n nm N.
Suggestions for the Opposition

Mr. EDIroR: Please allow me few lines in
your valuable Journal.
1t is tho unauimou. wish Of ia" Opposition in
Virginia believe, that we should bring nnt n
ticket in opposition to the Petersburg nominees
and wish simply to suggest that we hold Con-
vention in January. in charlottesville. for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor. aud Attorney General.
also desire to ssggcst n ticket. which believe
to be the most available that could possibly be
nominated. 1t is generally believed that Mr..
Bolts and Mr.. summers would both decline to run
~ candidate for Governor. Such being the
case, | think this is Nc ticket
For Gp,erunr:
ALIEN. Il. BorELEK, Of jefferson.
For Iicutenant-tio>crnor:
WALLER Il. SrArtrS, of Montgomery.
For Attorney rn"ral:
4. JUisoH f,aar Of Richmond.
put forward ,hi, ticket without consulting
either II the three gentlemen but have con
yrrscd with nilny mrtlhrr, ot our party, and the
ticket gives unh1undcl satisfaction.
Mr.. Botcrr il known throughout Virginia as n
captivating orator, 1t fac sinmpcr. accompli she'd
gentleman, and for his undeviaing hostility to
i~,'ns Democracy II" could meet and unhorsc
"lloue-t John" on the stnmp--aud his record is
ali right on the slavery question.
Mr. Staples is not we'll known perhaps; but
lac il widely KIN ,wn in the Southwest and il one
Of the most promising Young mon in the State.
His record l. without spot ur Flemish. He is n
nc siuinper, and could take the hide off the bant-
linz of the Petersburg ''mob.'
Mr.. Crane is we'll known all over the State.
II" has perhaps worked harder for our party than
any man IN oar iark+. Next To- Mr.. Bolts. he
stauas prc-cmincnt on the stump in Eastern Nir-
glnia Many Of your readers in lynchburg will
rccnilc,t how trump hiutly lie noorcd Shelton +.
Lcake, ut ''Dudlry Hall, in 1858. During that
canvass, | believe. he met and conquered Mr..
Montague, the Democratic nominee for Lieutenant
Governor. Crane is the very man to show the
untruStworlhlness of the Democracy on this slave
ry queston--hc could show their hypocrisy in
nominating "lIoncst John" after heating Sum
mcrs Oh this issue, lie could give til" Democrats
orators Of the STATE the hardest road they ever
had tu travel.
Bat enough for the present. ] merely throw
these ideas ut for the consideration Of the party
Let US ear from You on this subject, Mr.. Editor
OPPOSITION TO THE DEATH.
The Richmond wig, Petersburg htehiigcncer
and Opposition papers generally please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-10

South. we have q striking illustration of the
growth Of the Abolition larty, and an appeal to
the Soutl, for concert and nnanimity of action.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-10
AM(TSEM ENT,
D U D L E Y n Ii.
MILE TERESA PARODI,S
GRAND COVCERTS.

The celebrated Dramatic Vocalist will give Lynchblrg
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
On FRIDAY a"d SATURDAY, DEC lnh aud iItA
On which she will assisted by the following
Distinguished artists
hignor LABOCETTA. the distinguished Tenor,
Sisuor l.. BAltli.l, the eminent Carlton.
Signor NiUoLo the celebrated Bs-so Profundo.
In" EST SCfiNER the Pianist Director
Tho Programme i'll he the most ing
on red in this i'll
from TIE i'il wing Operas and Uiatorios:
bon Giovanni, Paul
Jroyatore, Martha,
Traviala. La Favorifa
l'uritani Sorgia,
The Prophet. Cr-atinn,
English Songs Duets. F-nrh Songs. &c.
The pr q of admission has been y"L ONE DOLLAR
Seats be secuted without charge FIR b
at the Music Store of Payne Christian Tu.s De
ccmlicr eth.
~ The Programme each event. g. will he entirrly
oh ,ayed (dee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07
VINES AND LIQUOR-.

f,Ho1cE lot or OLD MOsoNGAHsbA wHrsKEY-
rive and eleven Oil. for sale, IN quantty
AMI, consumers BY the gsos hsrre he lowest whole
sale prices sample bottles al DC and &c each sent any
part 1f the city free Of charge Cal and try r.
JONATHAN JONES, ~ iiism street.
q ANTrf, rfffsov, NO soUyH wiItIss STREET,
- i-ror,er OF wines brsndies gn, whskey, &c, whcb
ere snd pure imported IN ont OF bond IN large or small
arantes 10 su retailers and tsmies All kinds OF bottled
sie an or,er which are rot mt ir this country Ei
ibe eveyt srr war- younrart " a tdrhrreh ale. fnr
sale ~ tnrshs,d ard bottles ~ hogshe.ds Bss- sas, rdis
pale ale AZ $50 per hohest l.o Gases - fserse cares
" rs Der csse, In or cut 81 hord w c1es p 'aASs
GNyes sese; warranted Sound Aaa pure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07
RESTAURASTs.

JrkaLIsa MOTION FOR DIkNER lOnAh-RoAsI
~ beef 10 morrow. For sale, sutton OnesTre a. ctcI
cesier cheese Enesh bacon, hsns' srrss &c ss,esh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

LrDwARD sCHENCK. sUCTloNEER.
~ sale Of cstrases &c.-By r. r. N. sCHENCK. this
Gay ia INST a. one O'Clock, a. their sslesroom No IS
street ain seat rockaway, two
Always new second top and body wagons Light
phsicn made b. J. C. Ham, double and snge harsess
a atde.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

EDWARD sCHErcK, AUCr1oNEER.-Br " ar II.
w tcHENCK Safurday sth inst, at N O'clock At their
saesroon, No 81 Nassau street. sale Of few choice oil
paintings together wfh colecio, OF modern pic
prisns American landscapes Marines &C, the
whoe 10 be peremptoriiy sod without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

TyoNsTABIFS SALE "A W. CRTsTATsAR. AUCTION
etr So Bowe,y will sell This day. 7h los clock
OF ocees liquors. and segars consisting green
and bsrk and ooloug teas Rio coffee olives sal
,se~ SOAR candles salt spices sc also brandy port
and rsjeirs wine Jarscs and st troiS rum, 10 "a and
casks and genuine Imported champagne quarts and
plata Elersteiner LAUDER hemer wines and large lot OF
segsrs, $3.50 Of various brands BY order o. - -.
I. PFE1fER. Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

&c NORTON AUCTrcNEFR-ss ~ rsRooN NO. II
Or, ta,mine sree-wi sc en- Saturday, Az O'Clock, at
sa~srf household furniture one superior panoforte ny
Irdpmsn gas chandeliers ms-tle Top tables carpets o.
cic,ls kets, soias looking gHsses painppgA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07
POLITICAL.

THE CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB Will HoLD rTs
regular monthly meeting mon Budirgs les Bo~sy,
saturday evening, May 1858 At bali vasT ocock BY
oder, 4. BRACkEiI Fresfsnb
EoRERr 7. wup. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

L-OR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND. The UNITED
irsvs Oh Saturday sh ~, st3oc,onk y. ", iom per u
North river she will arrive Norfolk Sunday sern on,
aad Richmond on Nonoay morning. Cor TIE
tou;s val proceed directly 81 .as ETeai scasherH ms
lire. Travellers viii end this The cbes es Feasanieai And
most erPSscns route. Passage and are, Including STATE
20 Norfolk So TO Petersburg ani hm1n 80 seer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

<rARDgN PLANTS AND r1OwERs-wM e. McrI.I-
H VAN vii SELL tbs day. and every day thss week a. the
pod store No John street az io O'Clock mcss climbing
aLuas yerbeuas tuberosss gadioss psnsies &c &c IN
a. n9er from p nenderscn Jersey CITY Descriptive
h.rnna Ererr cnnxenience for packing and shipplnE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

UCTION NO1ICE-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
IA will sell this day, MAY at los O'Clock at No Us East
Threenb street nesr Third svenue genee household fur
brocaiel gilt frame mante mirrors bookcases Brussels
tspesxy carpets chandeliers and brackets
dining liable dinner spo sets mahogany aud rosewood
dressing bureaus waststsnds toilet sets bedseads. hair
matt paases feather beds &c &C.. together with
general OF basement. and kitchen furniture with
which the sale will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

Vx-AtTER GREryOUGH, ACCT5ONEER-ENGLIsH
w refined iron st sucii n.-GREthOy1H' BVkphit
co. Will sell this day friday u O'Clock, IN iIon ~
109 Wall street Fngfeh ned irul5 tons hngnsn
refined round square, oval ha oval IA band sheet and
bundle iron &c snchors and chsns two anchors and egn
chain cables, rearly new.
JVM Writers, AUCTIoEEER.-1uIs DAY, At
w O'Clock -Peremp.cIy sale q ter.H tbs oay ~ 90
Canal street BY ". WIi1EiS Auct1nter. The sioct OF a
oty manufacturer OF segsrs. sale a O'Clock.
VIM Writer'S, AUCTtONEER WILL sgLL ON SA-
w urday, ~ l0ls O'CLOCK At ~ Sullivan street all the gem
teei household furniture &c in TIE rose house, conssng
Of paror chamber dining Kitchen furniture, &C.
The whole TO be sold 70 suit families and others.
NN. Writers, AUCTfOSKFR, WILL SELL THIS
w CAV, clock Al l Canal street all he furniture Of
lerQe boarding house, consisting sofas chsirs tables
mirrors curtains piancfore tapestry three PLY and other
carpets oilcOts, mahogany and walnut bedeteads hair
spring snd other mattresses esher beds aud eeddug d'e~
ing bureaus, washsands toilet Sc; dining aud
kitchen furniture. The whole 10 be sold without reserve
suit families and oihers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

SgEPIFF's SALE or sEaARs-k CsIsrALAR
- Aucinneer rs Operss Rio de- Nofe tgaros, Union
JACK and Corond pucsl la biguers, IS 600 psman
Foncu-bera La RosA 10 0o la sesillana and about
rs Dof vnous other brands ~ Bowery, this day, 9TH
inst at l(i O'Clock. By A. NJ. CR1sT auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

DgRTcN's NEW THEATRE-FRIDAY.
ID NIX HAC&E1T.
the ee ebra.ed comedian for night ocly
II appear n his world rapown ned ohAraclerH
SIR JOHN FALhTAFF
Sksksperes play OF the first part os KING EGNR1 ~.
svpportee by he whole of the company.
Herry Mr. Bland for this might only Prince Of STA
NJ. @. Fisher; Hotspur. Mr. Barrett foins Mr. BrtsgP
Worcester Mr. Moore; Baroph, Mr. Marx smi'h r,Anoss
Ma hughes. -.-
W 10 the farce OF THE OBSTINATE FAMILY.
10 NctrOv Saturfsy-The last might OF hessrs koc41e0
sut wsico who with nr. Burton will appear.