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rm BROADWAY ARSON CAsu.-Tbe hearing In i,s case
Of arson pending against william g. LAabers, J, and
william II. Perisy, the alleged charge Of dr,g their
STORE SEQ broadway, n April st, for the purpose ~
IL alleged cf eefraudins nsursDre companies yss con
,nued saturday before Justice Kelly, II tae FIRST
District Police Court
Jsmes Peevers was the n-st witness on the sand for
cross ,xsnrston the part OF The defence but up
the time Of soio1rpnent nohng OF insfes. elected
which fenced 10 coIusdct the witness direct tosti.
mouy, JAMES Peevert was TN ury witness ernnl ned,
Der,
BAIsEAf RYspsss CBsaGsp VITA Assault AND Bar
rSRy-A complaint was made ca saturday nierucOa
sgsDst Narsbs Rynder. for the alleged ~sant and bal
terry 90 Whsm Barney few days ago, and warrant
Vas ssued foT - arrest bat ~ 70 vi evening y LAD
not been executed
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dist Episcopal Church.
There were interesting held yesterday In the
John street Methodist church. Of the de
dcation OF the frst Methodist church in America The
occasion always Of interest 10 the members OF hx
denomination throughout the country especially those
who hold on To the landmarks OF the Methods. faith aud
peculiar usages The attendance yesterday very
large the church being crowded both afternoon and
ing. The services commenced at nine O'Clock,
when q love feast was held, in which many
OF the old members related their experience and recount
ed the scenes OF former days.
AT half past ten O'Clock In the forenoon the audi
ence assembled to listen~to discourse from Dr. THoAP
Son, editor OF the Christian Advocate, who took for bis
text the eleventh Of the fifteenth chapter OF Job
"Are the consultations OF God small with thseS Is there
any secret thing with theef Tho nrst part or his dis
course was strictly argumen.atve, for the purpose OF
showing the possibility Of GOD communicating spiritually
with man Then the speaker proceeded 70 prove tie
willingness OF the Lord TO commune with His creatures
He then inquired the consultations Of divine grace
small.
The discourse marked by the original and scholarly
style OF DR.. Thompson and WAS listened 10 with great
attention.
In the afternoon a reunion meeting was held, when
brief addresses were made by the former pastors and
associations with this time honored place OF worship
At six O'Clock q general prayer meeting was com
menced under the leadership OF Mr. L. Loder at the
conclusion Of which the
Rev CHARLES F. HARRIS the former pastor OF the
church, preached appropriate and eloquent dis
course Collections were taken up during the day
time honored edince responded literally 1t
stated that ut he recent convention OF the Local
Preachers Association resolution adopted TO make
strenuous effort 10 raise fund for the removal OF the
the church and for its ultimate purchase Ths
daily union prayer meeting held In the church has be-
widely known and 1t is understood that deep
the city, and others rendered invitation to meet
there.
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City IntaIlfRanca

IScxsDIARY FIRE N HARIxn-ARREsT or Two FRgxxS
SUSPICION or ARsos-Between ave and six O'Clock yester
day morning IRE discovered the second door OF
carpenter shop lboth street. Krgsordgc road,
owned and occupied by George NJ Conckn, II appears
that Mr. Smith Garrison returning home After
tpguishDg the street gas lights and that nearng the
carpenter shop he discovered fire the second aoor
ana at the samo time noticed walking away from
the building He Immediately cried "fro and proceeded
70 arouse Mr.. Conokn, who lived near by and en- pro
curing assistance succeeded in extngushng the Games
before any Damage Of account done the pre-
Officer kuickerbocker, whe the Tenth avenue
also n cav man apparently rur.DE from the Ore sns
sisted by tflcer knckerbocker arrested the 40
pected parties Captain Porter teegapheo
for Fire Marshal Baker who arrived hnd went into
an investigation OF the case. TIE parties arrested
Lameo Michael j Corey aud Peter Goding. They are
botn members Of Hook and Ladder Company No. IL
Neither party can give satisfactory account Of them
selves and consequently detained In tue station
house 70 be sent to the Police Court today Captain Por
ter was very active In obtaining facts regarding the
matter.
EXPLOSION A FIrD LAMr-About ten O'Clock on
Friday night Mrs Deys, living At lls yarck street. with
her two children about going up stairs, when lamp
abe had IN her hand exploded with loud report scatter
ing the burning fut her dress setting nre
and burning her hands In . terrible manner Some
young passing Of the Time heard ner scream, and
seeing the Light rushed in the base ment and
the fire on her dress, which was half consured other
wise would have 10 record another death by that
worst OF all artificial lights burning fluid.
FIRE IN Lasr FIFTEENTH 5rRxxr-THREs HoasKs BURNED
DsAm.-About O'Clock yesterday afternoon . fire
originated In frame stable in Fast Fifteenth street.
between avenues and G, ownsd by Barney Dalton.
Before flames were exingusbed the stable aud three
horses valued In al At about 5000, destroyed The
nre Was caused BY some children making bonfire close
70 the stable
AyyxAr N FyrH wARp.-IAst evening Andrew Nil
Ter and his wife, residing At No. 81 West Broadway got
into quarrel with Mr. Costello and wife, residing
the building, when . regular melee place.
ing which Mrs Miller stabbed 10 the breast and her
husband badly cut In the face The Firh ward police
hand and arrested ali the parties with The
exception OF Mrs Miller who placed in the care Of
ply sioiAn Costello and his wife locked up to
snswer
QuIoE TiMn HARLEM RAnRoAp.-The express
train OF tho Harlem Railroad LEFT Chatham Saturday
morning. my nve minutes behind time, being detained
At EAst Albany. arrived In New York at its usual
time, having the distance from Chatham hun.
dred and thrty miles In three hours and twenty
minutes, forty miles hour including soppages This
strong evidence Of the good condition tho road and
OF the oapabilty OF the trains 10 quick time.
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IarEsroor-- s,ssrsh'5 ASSN err rr wcsies, two
wne3. Mss sullivan, AZ hsbsrssas, ~ 2 hsbershsw
Ata f~s rislHer grovusfd and CArier xss Bskus ~
Pto- Two rh'trru ssd nurse ns rsin, Agnew. siss
~ sd svs nri's and servant NJ ard Mrs James
unrisr. Francis Wool james nasee, Mr. Gvnn, Mr.
Eving Nrs Il0yd a stson NchDbors Mr. But srworth
ishn fcge ~ elsms ~ saui,.n sss Rud.row sse
ttn, gNsris- > reslse Arissr Plsse bar
=, "a qu.r =. he Green ceorsy .eo.ss Lsse Re-
IL so,rs.t VIC hnere.. Nr snd rrs s.zs. Grid asd
ssrfsri, Widersuy lazy jonas Power Marcus
Ails NJ o.ese iccawo.d n sell e g Var. Q
Il nsru.s io-s sssley n Iillos, ce Bcaisso Asr.
Gait eoh-, Fsilcwp U~crg- Msrwel Jr, 0corFe Wond
,r etorre th.rer, AL en- tbt-sA q AndrswA Edward
W.T. fo~dshev. ar NJ Ufm MsNer Sex. q Ksingss,
Hsbershsm W vicbf l. pellmeres De Vera, EAusoh,
r,stsr vr ssns~ Mr Hasttin wr ard Mrs Fide 100 CHI
drpu nUrs~ ard servAni; Mr. hAshaen kinGna, Mr
isrsshc-n Phiiw 80. Mr. raiL a Bryscn Alsers
z.rrsa En,ey n snnh and la4y. rrNser. NJ mediy
rrtt Ha,vey, Davies, IrC BEL, Ie.n pyna JoAa
s,rn Jhurtsps. Basb pannAAu. rarnshnl Oapt ND
de,ap " Esn Mrs Jer eve ch1dren and two ssrvnat
ze~ner, Halnss-Toai nv
EicHxosp. Ac-sesmshIp Jsme.loys X Q cr.lo, 2
v hte IA tors Rev W q bohep. Mrs Onlena Ns bru
Ter p Young. 4 Afcn-~nd IN The seeesase
savAss,E-ssseshlp Hunisviis-A rsrsoss San
wh 0sc DreytAei, Ger Watecaa OAra. Alea. \
rreh. N AyesA Vim wsiL Gillespie
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Hon. Preston King, Of ogdcnsburg, n z, cad Hoa n.
D. Dsirces Of Indiana are stopping ~ The Astor House
Mr.. IT, J. Elmslie, Of the steamship Cty OF washing.
ton; A J. Robas and wife, Of London; w. II. Kirk, Of
shefrelc and John B. Hamp and party, OF yicksburg,
nss, are stopping as The Isfarsc House
Hon. A. Rankin, member Of the Provincial Parliament
Of Canada, Hon. q. A. Grow, Of PeEDsy lvania; Judge
Knott. Of ougnkeepsie Hon C. W. Carrixan, of Phs
dspbla a. l. Castle collector OF 81 Falmouth,
jamaica and Law, Of England, stopping ct the st.
NicbolAs hotel
Dr. sgsulding, 81 Albany; o. n. wicxs OF Ohio; Q.
Talry uple Of Rhode leland, n. snAley and A. Ship
leg bolh Of the United states Army; M r. Daniels Of
Enssfd, end + " Green, Of Texas, are stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
-Four ostir guished gentlemen who are hlirg or who
are Cseied "a OIL gubefusiora chars, At the Re.
we're HruFr, Boston, Tparrday isst, namely COY.
Bank - sassschusctts. Gov. Goodwin, ~ Ne Hsnp
thae Hon lsfHtl wetbhurr Governor elect ~ Matte
frd Col Curtin. Goverrcr elect OF rtrntylsantg The
meeting wholly accidental neither o. the gentle
Etn bad made a. ~. 0iLtu eLi y meet the others
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ARcHBorD-HEwrT = On Thursday, October 25, by the
Rev Or. Annabie sof Brooklyn, ions X ARcHBoID, Esq
70 HANNAH N Hswir1 both OF this city
ARNoID-LrR On Thursday, October Is, al the resi-.
dCnce OF the brides mother, BY the Rev j. f. Searr,
AIFRtp ARNOLD, Esq, to Mrs. ANNA NJ Lxr, daughter
Of the late EZEKIEL Petty.
GuBRkr- BRAnHALL AT Railway, n, J. on Wednesday
October "a, by tie Rev Mr. lockwood, Dir. HwsRY L,
GuBxRT, Of New York. to Ass EAKlK BRAMHAIL eldest
daughter Of N p Bra phnl, Esq.
Hoihxs-fNKsgY-At ST Matthew's Church, Wilton
Conn, on Wednesday, october "a by Rev. Mr.. Stmson
srspHEr II HoLnEs TO JENNIE, daughter OF Jas W Pink
pey, Esq
Psro-IA RUE On Thursday, evening" October 25, al
The residence or the groom the Rev Mr. Hscox FRED
EacK B PHO 70 MAEIaA Il. Ia RUE, all OF this city.
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valued At SiT The chain WA hHund on the prisoner
who was locked up 70 answer
RoBBsxr WITH yIoLEscs Officer wila.,n yesterday ar
rested man and woman, named Christopar Allen and
Sarah Berriman for knocking down nance Richard
stapleton and robbng him OF money In bank bills 10 the
amount OF SoS They were brought before Justice Bac
ly, who sent them 10 jail, 70 await exAmination
BASE BALI MATCH The Eckford and Atlantic clubs will
play their home and home match this Afternoon at two
O'CLOCK the putnsms ground al East New York They
now stand game and game. This win be fine match as
both clubs are A No. l.
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Naval Intelligence.

wo have advices from the United States ship John
Adams Up o The lst September last. She was then
lying Too chow China The health Of tho officers and
crew good, WITH the exception OF fox epdemicaI
diseases inc TO the climate Blu, not OF serous
ture. She to leave in few days for Japan where
she would remain short time and return 10 Shanghse
winter The officers hoped the vessel would be order.
cd nome spring. the unseaworthy condition OF
the vessel rendered repairs necessary.
Advices 10 the 18th OF September from the Brazil
squadron. The United States steam gunboat Dakota,
wi ch reported quite successful arrived at Rio ia
metro % ut from Madeira, where she stopped 10 coal
and deliver malls for the vessels on the African station
The Dakota Of the gunbosts and Is her way
TO reinforce Fast India squadron, She would sai
from Rio for Hong Kong the 18th ut The intelligence
ohta ined AZ Madeira from the African feet reported the
shps' compaAes In good health generally The brig Of
cambridge entered Rio the Sth, and on the fol
lowing day began taking In stores for her homewsrd
bound voyage. She would sat- before the goth The Dol
phn had arrived at Brenos Ayres from Monteyideo.
Mails for the African squadron will be forwarded Ia
the corvette Saratoga, TO sail from Philadelphia In law
weeks for the East India squadron in The soop OF
yandaa, preparing al Brooklyn, 70 Sal about the
10th proxmo The Cumberland, corvette, Will take from
New York in about three weeks letters, parcels &c,
for the Home and Pacific tqusdrons II tney sent,
properly directed, 70 the Navy Yard al Brooklyn.
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DroOvfn&s OF the DeIaWoF0 STATE Lot
tsr1ss-WooD EDDY CO., Managers Of the
$500 ssruess ssD n ss sr.ss norrssIA
a., 20, 50, ~, Al, 60, 2, SO, s, Sc, As, rs, 20.
DnAvARs -cLAAs si4, ocrosxR ~ iso0.
10, "A. 81, ~, Ia, ~, l, 62, so, So, 63, So rs.
Circulars zen, free q charge, by addressing either
WOOD EDDY CO., Wilmington Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY co.. ST. Louis Missouri
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Canal ToIIs-Inereas. OF 81, $50, BIB go.


J. c ADAMS whose former hight with formidable
grizzly bear California 10 which he received
her Of severe wounds upsn the head and had
escape for his life, died Of Nsponset Village Mass
the 26th inst, probably from the effects OF his many
wouuds
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Esafcsi Ours Of Hsfnta. az tupturs,--
Or 8 N MARIE. ~ the cell tnauu hrase 81 Marsh g..
Ney house ovpdsit tlc church, devo&ss
sieusioa NE sCxeA sisvlseou a h~ kaeNi
ITuss
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way and Tenth street ~
1HE ONLY GALLERY IN TUE UNITED STATES
HoNoRED WITH A SPECIAL VISIT BY TIE ROYAL
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Al 6uhkkYS GALLERY TOT Broadway.
The last photograph taken Ia America OF the flnce by
roysl desire, exhibition
Jae public invited anime this
by n. X. to be the best taken Of him.
Also view, AL the members of the roy Al marty
kuBsIRlPI1oN BOOK NOW OPEN
Gallery open from A NJ ullS NJ.
j. Quincy A sok,
Photographic Artists 7U Broadway.
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Hall. black 4 Co.


!65 and 5o7 Broadway. corner OF Prince street.
Have Just orenec assrtme superb Clocks and Rronzes
q entirely designs Ia renaissance, well Louis XVI
styles.
Also have on exhibition a days the MAu,e Orna.
tLen,s selected by hts r. II. the Prince of Wales
NEW YORK, Oct ~, l660.
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Photographs Or y. r. II the Prince OF wales and sue
are now on view at BtADY's Gallery Copies in every
style OF he ar for SALE Gallery open from SA NJ. TIL r. NJ
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ttfai Dpcoverx luninsrh AryunAilyn N %. rcrynA
Grselos u ths par iis srons eaos bcis WI css -
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Be~cAer street oppsss- LepAl rove, tse ~ ladies'
gvrf meI frsss Bocsx aHf Ssr~~ the hrf
m,rh bekv Pruses rrcsas ea mi J-snniae fsrs
isl Bi>tther street
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Jrfunpa ~ Ar --Can..rOG'E II fs1bst
wtM &c TO34ree ia 1arr. aTe4laN. dsu 10
sibe 10 fultan sIrfi brrcfiyu TIE tAaf supln'r
r8AsgnagLe L1rnA
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A IIvr ApDKR SySr IN iKrTrE Ar1...--a. IT.
The inmates Of the Poet Once thrown 81. :.
OF general conformation yesterday afternoon b. sesi
OF the most vigorous and sgonxpg screams proceeding
from OF the all says OF The building Upon investl
saop the Of the outcry found he q coored
woman, who wg wripgDg Der hands, and apparently 10
state bordering upon insanity TIE bystaDdevs ques
TONED her AZ V her toubles. 10 watch she
sponre, bot pointed TO lively little green adder which
rapidly Srlssiing the door towards open air
general stampede cIsued, hut after long effort lhe
"vumnt' was properly scared and taken TO the CITY
haphai's cthce. II sppeafs tina. the colDred hoy,
Mira Phllander Pierce, Las n hgsba0d down 10
Georgia Their marital life has not been one
81 the meet pleasant or poetic and several eii1rs
Of domef'ic obicrsatloEs have passed between
them Yesterday Mrs Pierce went TO the Post OJce and
ok out little pastebosrd box containing letter IA
ste Was removing IL she Was slightly surprised at hear
hg h,ss 10 the box and almost instantly the green
hcao Rcrns evos aud brbec tongue OF the Aforesaid
adder shot Up before her bcwltsred vision Sne crop.
ped the box like hot coal aai hence The Tho
letter concluded with these postscript skss this dear
little pet for me, and take and sleep with a. 'r Gods
ssse. s-They ssy that bue y true, and Let thls
bite you, ara you win nnd out this n good little bed
fellow That the diabocal Philarder supposed his
vie vas gong 10 play Cleopatra with the charming pre-
sent be seat her 70 not for moment 70 be rAinod
but that he ooIcocted this unique style o. making away
with her, is probable At any rate bis designs have
tailed miserahy and his snakeshp ~, peacefully cooled up
bottle OF alcohol viii decorate the walls Of the Az.
dubon Cub.-Chicc2c Journal, Ocfob~ 20.
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UrRsscTs rrfIR. DO PRcG slip mas rpgLAn
ssd oAoA ~ Dogs a tA~ ~c~d -
FOR ard sccs Buffers ir'sl,s aaaSs s-r- ana "a.
Errrnnstor ~ eenis per hO,le. "Butsr Trs1n
Ing Msrer.real niss-ss o. = n I~ry Priss 81 "D,eu
prs hrsly desvfbee and nlnsxaedn 81 e=s>vsaas
boarded trained, ~. Adv,ce xrsua
Sf9h,iny --vhFsI n'sa HurpssD nAs n4ron..-
" HsFFf itSN N9e ~~shrss>1 rst ~ ins aut DenAn.
wiz NJ ope bunrrsf - erpesst IN esSAsr sfHa 49,
eve h~ reer seer ntSshec IN ne thet ktassa Ia tos
OF Al " shA stre~a lsonSsyl evvninG Ue<os~s - -
essN, o'circs prerssr ~ fcsss = cess
e (ltSl oEnx ar AsD sxi1Its oAs s.sIne- Aiss
O.OWO 3 iAxwe v~yssNy ~ c<AeY epo9 fNnry nk6a
evW al para n vr~h. a whol~ - and rsAal Il
CHkALk RUUsR BxUTHnRr ~. 81 CAaaAan Nrsul.
wN1 AasmAS - NJ rnts Donsh M ~AA
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wsys I'M rnd DIN 1eas crrv With rrfala. rsranty hosa
Ashe tNnrg astrra ff~sr s.isn stia rita g,hs
ana sn disoriss srsug from Incur b.
dstrsved secreucns. zhey peves f4L
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Couraud's Orts1tsi Cream, no-g~ LIZ
wbs lg1le Iutpie spr urrrstuW srpets hair, snd
Nttic.te< Soav ~ 81 ". ssr street
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Married.

HerrinG's Patent Champion Fire and
New York
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Esswsifol Com pi.tfnn, Laird liquid
Tear ss achieved ebr hHE1s e4.Ai M resi'i
fying Ana rT.servinx he .exklu AM Sod =.
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Drawings or Il. Frances DsIawsrs

SUSSEX COUNTY CIAx B7. Ocrosss n, lsu.
81, Sc, 68, Is, Go, GO, SO, CO, IL, s3, SO, 81.
0RAsp CorsorIpArxp Lorrrsr. GAS 81 ocr. ", loo
"a, 81, 81, IS, z, Is. ~, ~, 4, 80, s., 8, 1.
- r. FRANCE,
Wilmington Delaware
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"A Clear Complexion 10 Desired ~ all
ladies' pse fHtLOA Z "sn0~ y altr or,ertAi cream
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thing eLrely Iust imported from Europe the ABIDE
kader hat Selling by THOMAS RAyNOIDS, 500 Cana
street. third door west Of Broadway.
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TO Kverv Mother who Has children

Brooklyn Photograpas-DtinIat 10
LIE sixa unerceiicd. CUAa. "A. WILLIAMSON,
rsAr lll
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The Only Way 20 Save the Union IL to
buy your hat Of WHITE, ZIG broadway
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Bachelors Hair Dys A. the Bsss In aha
vprd-Msde sold an. APP nn 10 spgrpYate riivss
81 The via fs~snry, 10 Bond svc&
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aLsdsss Bssusiner.--PhNicn u sons
"snow white Oriental Cresn." soid ~ al dvvrxts,S
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from any the incident The pero 81
eshinF % mo- lei cen prejriee or the rreu
others IN The ~ the re1-f that viii
gpreyes sb.oluieiy sure,o foa.0y he u Mrs ~iNa
LOWS SOOTHING rtHuP.
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More ad's Magic Eye water,
Tie hesf In the World
Twenty I'VE cents . bottle.
n q hOnkHKAD ~ ID. ~ Ws4kcr street. New Iork
sod BIZ al aood druggists
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How BLACK REPUBLICANS GET Mossr.-rhe Columbus
(ohlo) Salesman publishes the folio wing from tbs oca
statement Of the condition of the Ohio canals
The statement OF the Ohio canals for the nrst nine
nfs ko Nove bor 49,.
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sr brought cut the same evening At This theatre
Tor the temperance Of Mr. John brougnan One feature
charscserzes all theec psrforranccs the pieces have
beeu produced for the OF the actors and not the
Motors Tor the pieces whether this supecrvency Of the
art 10 s professors beneficial greatly 10 be doubted
Time va the poet says "wheI every rood OF land main
faired lie man p also Il shen dramas, and old
ones too, found employ ment for sctors AZ pre-
sent Q fsctitioos sort Of starring seems 20 elevate
nc artist above tho drama and Instead 81 piece, 10
which well selected company set Themselves 70 en-
prcss 10 the public author idea, have actors and
actresses each with r,roro,rs a peces calculated for
ther sole slorihesto1 IL - true there ere nonoraols
exceptions this bBt 10 b. feared that the prarscs
IL xxinins ground Of ~bca the three instances named
extent Iolerabiy Sufficient proof Aao'her
pcint worthy q remark = that u y American TASTE
which appears just % - guiding aiming - grde
our own Is MI thss~ cas- the public Of I,nio0 10 sslea
upon ,sdcrse ne opigion Of that Of Nes York. Mr.
BrouEhsm, ~hos raIpeSaac. nov 70 De recorded ~.
voshy known 81 Irish PARTS ai the olympic
Covert ssrctn theael when unctf the management
OF Madame yests He las returned % ne with nr0ene
N rich ~ ever - unh force and hurnor and perhaps
greater and nisn Ahuush soe eharseler ~ ayei
on henesy u ore = curse chosen oy nin'si',
very broadly marked q csrealy dsTeio2ca
one The comedy rsg. which is named 'Romsncc
and Reality, sithoufh u assuuss the Conventional iom
% n,s acts would havr beer better - two or a. most
three scis The foundation 700 sia- % oeer well ~
rant romance n " ing lady has visions o. haop
stss conl-sted vito i've cottage, " giving hsr
As % ..s w. Stern r,Ali,it = pa..,ly'
Erosp o. chascsers ike ne Great as "
stsse trAfrerens than " rc. rte. There me 70
minded elderly sse (ar wlkipp). waiting maid, vn0
20 oao iamilia, friend Mrs Edeari FtksismD, tro
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