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LEGAL NOTICES,
2 FHAL NOTICE.-Tl

T EGAL NOTICE.-The Etna Insurance
4 Company of Hartford, Connecticut, viii take
notice that Martin Johnson has filed his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga cOun-
ty in the State of Ohio, against said Etna Insur-
ance Company, setting forth that on the 9th day
OF May, 1862, the said Etna Insurance Company
issued 70 said johnson policy Of insurance and
thereby insured said Johnson against loss or
damage by FIRE to the amount Of two housand
dollars, for the term of one hundred and twenty
six days, namely: From May 9th, 1862 at u
O'Clock at noon until October lst, 1862, at y
o'clock at noon, on his, said JOhnson's, fishing
tackle, consisting Of tWine, canvass, household
goods, tools, and such other things as are used
IN the fishing business, all then being and con-
tanned in a small wood building situated on the
dock, corner of Locust and Water streets, on lot
No. 9S4, Vistula division to the city OF Toledo, IN
the State Of Ohio, and thereby promised and
agreed to make good unto sad Johnson all sueh
immediate loss or damage not exceeding in
amount 81 10000, as should happen by FIRE to the
property above mentioned, for the period Oftime
above stated, other than fire which might hap
pen or take place by means OF any lnVasloni IN
surreetion, riot or civil cOmmOtiOn, or Of any
military or usHrped power, and except loss BY
theft at or alter atre to be paid within SIXTY days
after notice and proof of said loss or damage
should be made by said johnson to said Etna In
surance Company, in conformity to the cOndi-
tons annexed to said policy That sad proper
ty, on the 27th day of September, 1862, was IN
said wood building situated as Aforesaid, acci-
dentally and by misfortune wholly consumed by
FIRE, other than FIRE which happened by means OF
any luFaSlOns luSuTTecLlOu3 IlOt OF civil CoAAlAO-
ton, or Of any military or usurped powers That
said 9th day Of May, 1862 and also at the time
of its destruction and damage by fire, as herein
before stated, said property was worth S5,o00,OO
and more; that said johnson performed all the
conditions of said policy on his part to be per-
formed; that forthwith after said loss said john
son gave notice to said 4Etna Insurance Company
OF said loss, and as soon thereafter as possible,
to wit, on or about the Sd day of October, 1862,
delivered to said Etna Insurance Company q
particular account Of said loss, signed with his
hand and verified by his oath; and that by rea-
soH of the premises, said htna Insurance Com
pany became, and is liable to pay to the said
johnson the sum of two thousand dollars, with
interest thereon from December 4th, 1862, and
| asking for Judgment in his favor against said
terest on the same from December 4tni 1852
said Rtna Insurance Company IS required 70
appear and answer said petition on or before the
u ~ CHAS. L. FISH,
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rGRws- CITY" PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOL
SALE OF EXCHANGE.

a good Farm Of i50 acres ~ rnfles from Medina
good BUILDINGS and al kinds Of Fruit; $50 g acre,
- Or will exchange for small Farm near the CITY.
IS or 100 a0ses choice Land vita good pr0Fenspts
miles from City on Lake shore.
100 acres improved band, hui dtnfs, &c, IN GIatolt
co Mich, 10 eNchang5 for property near lh9 Ony.
A new HOuss and large L0t On IayiOr-bt. sI01.
Hail an acre, good hOuse ana Barn. Water, Gas aud
Fruit, en- kfnsman-St. near Erie. $50 on iHie
House aud Lot on McLaoe-et $50
Three Hor cs and five acres IN BEDFORD twelve miles
from CITY. Frnit sc. $3.50. NJ
z s. IS and II acres, on plank road Ia hockport-
nice Residence on corner OF Dlinton and lay
Four choice vacant Lots on Frunkln-SI,, ana va
riety Of other vacant Lots on West side.
A vbluabie business Lot on sMateF-St.
Ten acres EuclidSt plank road, near East Olsye-
land. ESQ per acre.
Lot on Burch-st--i iNi25. $50. 70
Lot on UnlYersity Heights
rs acres in Brecksi le 25 70 80 acres timbor good
two story frame house, baru 3lf40f she'd hoFbe
barn aud cheese hJude, good water 800 IT al trees
s25 per acre part on tine
I5ORcres mil+s from Willoughby and 70 from cay.
4 hrst class fgm. well improved, s371 por acre
House and lot Parkmen street; To- 2XlOJi IN suo-
~ frame house, barn, &c. sl00t. L.
81 ACRES on Ouyahoga River miles from city -
housa and small barn, s5Oi viii exchange in part
l acres miles from city, good land, no buildings,
SO paF acre.
new Brick House and Barn on Detreit-st, Iot I2sz
32l we'll improved, fruili &C sssOO5 500 cash,
balance on or years time
House and Lot on HamiltOn-St-s house stor1ess
rooms; lot 53XiO0. $500 l.
story Brick house, Barn. &c, in Brecksyillo, e,
sou Will exchange for 4 to acres near the GUY
sell cheap for cash
A good two-stOry brfck House. with modern improve
Hl'''' % -iNO. G. JENNINGS,
nay2I Atwaser Building, ioot Of SUDeriOr-st
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MORNING LEADER,
WFDNRsDAY M0RNING. IuNE Do. Is0a
UuIou Pager iIobbed in I.aueasteF.

~ Union Paper ilobbed In Lancaster.
The Lancaster Gazette says that the Of
3 ice Ofttat paper was mobbed by tho But
teFnuts on the night Of the 1st inst The
authors Of this outrage were certain cop
perhead who, fearing that they might not
accomplish iheir nefarious work without
interference, had armed themselves with
clubs, some Of which we're left in the Office,
owing 10 their anxiety to destroy and car
~ Of as much type as possible Relative
to the damage done The Gazette says:
"The destruction Of type is utterly com
piete. About one-half Of each font used
in the paper was destroyed, and rs we can
rot work tho remaining half with new
type, we will be compelled to send TO Gin
cinnai for q new outfit before we can issue
another paper entire. 1t is fortunate that
our first side was or the press and Gov
cred BY the fympan. II the copperhead
villains had found these they would have
shared the sans fate. Our first side had
i1si been printed, and the whole issue con
tanning the impression Of the first side,
was carried into the alley and torn into
shreds. Eleven cases we carried as far
Is ihe second lock and thrown into the
canal. Two Of our Job fonts are ruined,
and all Of cur composing sticks excepting
two are gone"
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A Comprehend Paper JnstifyInG Murder
Wenoticed some days ago the murder Of
a Dir. Robe, in Green township, Morgan
@ county, (the scene Of the fight between the
K. G. C's Of that vicinity and squad Of
caznIry, last Winter) by a man named syl-
lII.s.ts22. Rally. with the remark that no pro-
e'-,-t;oD of the dastardly deed, was known,
,sloe1,s that Mr.. Robe was q MON man
--and his son was witness against the X.
g. Cs on their trial in the United States
Court. The murderer was a we'll known
o Copperhead and, true to his suaky in
stincts, he assailed his victim without war
ming, slipped mp to him from behind, and
shot him dead This Internal act Of COW
ardice and cruelty, the Copperhead paper
of johnson county justifes in the follow
ing language:
awe are informed that Mr.. Robe has
made himself very efficient rs a Republic
can spy in that locality. Baily made his
escape.
"In warfare a spy is punishable By
death. In social life he should he-and
usually is-punished with death, at least
banishment We have in our mind few
of the creatures
Mr.. Robe had given information to the
authorities of the whereabouts Of certain
Z deserters, whom the secret league were
protecting and concealing, and this is the
Republican spying for which he was
murdered, and which the Unutterably in
famous sheet uses 10 justify the murder
indianapolis Journal
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CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
This iB TO certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced using SEERLIkG's amBROsIA. My bair
was short, thin, aud rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair TOnios lnvigorators, &C without receIv
ing any benefit. Soon after using the kmbrOsia, my
hair ceased falling Outs and commenced growing so
rapidly as TO astJniEh me Nov ry hair Is thick soft
and glossy, aud Is FIVE feet four inches In length
when let down, aching TO the floor This wonder
fEl result attribute solely to Of Sterlings
AmbrOaia, as since l commenced u5inE il have ap-
Mrs. L A. BROWN,
No. 493 Broadway, Il. Y.
gB- We advise young per Ons, whose hair Is begin
ming to al out, to lake warning ia time, abd save
taair hair, by using The Ambrlsia. To those whc
havsalredy lost their hair the free use OF the AM
E205LA Will surely re6sre it. has done for thou
sands.
- Dr. sTERLIN11s AMBROsIA Is a eliminating oils
extract Of Boots, Barks an Herbs. It viii cure all
dresses OF the scalp AID tbhing ef the head entire
y sredcates dauar, prevgnt5 the hair from iaiiiuE
Ou6 OF from turning premaurpy CFag, causing 1t 10
grow thick and long il ia entirely different from an
other prepaI gJions, and can be relied on.
ss-It is a wen known fsct to Thousands in the City
Of New York thgt this j. the only ar ic yet discov
cred that will CUH the Disease OF the Scalp and causf
the Hair to Grow.
AVPRIOB per BoE-Coutaining two bottles ~
H. q. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No 4g3 Broadway New York
E8-For Sale hy al lrugRiEts Inar3f R2Sdkw
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FTIHE ALL SUBFICIENT THREE

'lH ALL p JD 1OA1IN L 1 nAA
-TRIESEMAR 1, 2 and 3, are protected by Boy
Al Letters Patent Of England, and secured BY the
SssIs Of the EoOls de PhaKmscie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna. ~
No. One Is invaluable iUr Exhaustion, Spermator
EA1sa and ell physical disabilities. ,-.-- ..r
No. Two completely erAdioates oil traces OF thoB
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the
go1us aud perniciOus use ct copayia and cubebs.
No qhroe has entirely suppanted the injurious use
of mercury thereby insuriRg TO the sufferer speedy
relief disparaing al impurities and roofing out the
venom OF diseases.
FEIEsEz1A, Nos /, and ). are preparations IN the
orn OF LoZeIges dsVoid OF taste and smell, and can
bs carried in the WaistCoat pocket. Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses, administered By
Vepau, Laliemnnd, RouX, Ricold, &C. Price 90 eaohi
" Cases fcr S9, which saves e3; and in 81 cases.
whereby there Is a saving OF 50. To be had Whole-
New York. -- ID. r....-..r-
ImnedfstoIy on receiving remittance DR.. Barrow
VIII forward the TTiessmar to any part Of the world
Esourely packed and addressed according 10 the in
''SsS!dd a!d q 81 zee g. W i6hARK Aeout sor cleveland
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pRAYTON q 7STOCKWELL,
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Office No. 6 Atvatsr Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Office Of n. +. BraytOn.


HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. .
IL story Bdok House. Lot 4gxI7O to an alley on
Fraokii0-St., opposite Reservoir. Good Barn.
Well Water and Cistern S25O0. Terms easy.
A large new and elegaut Brick House and Barn. cor
ner Kinsm2n and ForeHt-St LOt 226x3y6. $3.50.
Brick BOusS aud Lot, No. Johnson-St Lot Soxlo4-
2k i ~ New Brick House AID Lot, No 92 Scoville-
st Lot 3sxl4t, CDR. alley and Scoville-SE Ss5oO.
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
- FARMS FUR SALE.
go acres IN BrecksVe; IS iEasHese, balance
q1 acrss il Isost6Tf, acres imUToyed Good Rouse
laId Barn Price s23 per acrs. Terms ezsy
l23 acres in Parma, miles from Brighton 81 acte9
imUroved Good twO-story House and Two Barns.
Price B500O .ae +e .a a.
50 ares in Newburg. about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. $500
$50 acres 90 miles from Toledo aud miles rom Wan
seon Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres pl al
RE and balance timber land. New House and
Barn ami good Fruit. So per acre. IsFnls easy.
LOTS FJR SALE.
One Lot, corner Wilson Avenue and Cedar-St. iOOx
.3g5 Get. s2h pr foot. l f-..r -
Three Lots on Will Avenue, lO0N3e6 Il. SIS per f
Two Lois on Wilson Avenus, l00x396 II. go per tt-
Two Lots Wilson Avenue, iOJX395 IT. S22 per II.
The above lots on WillEoa Aveaue are very dssifR-
bic Tor Buiiding purposes and are lust outside the
City limits. .-.. -. -
93Ns03 feet deep. H..a al
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As a Family aEachIne

they far excel all Others cme OF the qualities thAi
5scommend the Wheeler & Wilson Maohinoa, are:
lst-Beausy and EZcsilonoe Of Stitch, ALIKE upon
both sides Of The fabric aeWn-
2d-Strsngth, Firmness and Durability OF seaml
that will NOT HIP nor RAVEL, and made With
economy Of gnrsai
3rd-lts Attachments and wide Range Of ApBlioa-
cation 10 purposes and materialE.
Ath-SimplioitY and ThOroughness Of construction
5th-spesd, Ease Of Operation and AansgsEsnt
aud Quiatness Of Movement ---
Those that want a Practical and Desirable Machine
should By all means examine Wheeler Wilson's Be-
fore purchasing.
5superiOr-st. OlsvelAnd,O.
'a. JNO. E. STRONG, Agent
- sarh sn- IIrrularu and gHt uartfcniars RnRls
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INsuRANgE.
Judd & ENSWORTH Il

New York Life Insurance Company.
ASSETS, : 81, ,5S6, ,246.O5.
New England Fire and Marine Ins. Comply
OF HARTFURD, uONN.
Cash CAPITAL = S2OO,OOO.. .
Lamar ms Company, (Fire and Murlne,)
OF rEW YORK. E
OAsH CAPITAL, S3OO,OOO.
Hope Insurance Company OF Providence, K. l.
CASH UAPIrAL, SI00,OOOs
bz-Particular attention given to Insurance on
Dwellings for three i've ears at reduced rates
"a Losses adjusted and paid at this Agency -
KpTfl 18th, 1868 anrlG-n9s
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poUK pEoPEhTY Zoe sALE.

A very desira' le Dock Property fer sale the Old
Ri er Bed, near The "FOIge' Of U. A Qtis, 325
feet frO1t ~ leo feet deep. being Blocks Is, l9
and -. This pro ;er y is docke1 un1 has water
sufficient r the longest vessels 10 g ischaTge
alongside 1t il one OF the best iOcations for
malufactur1ne Purposes or for Coal and iron . g
Docks In he C1iy. r.-.- mays
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READY.MADE eLOTRINe.

REApY-MADE eL0THIEe.
NEW STYLES OF
OOatlngs, Eestings & Paintings,
Of foreign and domestic makes, for he Custom Trade
at lmAi5l 5. MANNls, l62 S.P-rlor St.
EOR THE WHOLESALE TRADF
Il -On haad, avery large AID elegant stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS
at very low prices. s. MANN,
male 1862 superior-st., OPP. Bauk-st.
r HAVE JUST MANUFACTURE
ED and now on exhibition, a large assortment ol
LIGHT CASHMERE COATS, PAsTs AND VESTS
They are Of the bsst material and made IN excellent
style. Lmsl5 MAN ., .62 -aReTL E-sL-
THE POET ON A TRAIN; OBJ,
The Romance OF the Railroad.
~ 'nf wales ass9 ''The ehost Hunters, SC, Sc.
CHAPTER VIAL ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,
Butt twas sll within my sleeve
70 think the people round me
Did the landlord &C qece!{ei,
4 said. NOW MT. LGU0leIuf
l. - You, Sir, too, shall have your day
As pesped in At the window
And saw him receive his pay.
He his psy had all collected
Ers the folks were near hail eone'
. Quickly stAH abOardi' shouteds
And made all the people run;
Out they rushed, all mad as blaZesI
swore the landlord was cheat,
And with tho railroad had combined
That they should not hall eat.5
Bot the. man who was the madest,
Was the one who next me sal,
When Ger his person he had spilled
The oontentso his hat.
! tsOur army once in Flanderst"
me Our army in the South,
Would blush to hear the curseH .-.
That proceeded from his MOUTH
He svyors on me he'd take revenge,
And was bound 70 have my lie, ..-
So he seized nom Oh the table quick
Ihs S, lsPdords ,,9 ca carving u !;i knife i
While I gAs in ehs depot hid,
Enjoying segar. - ..-s... ..
ID. Whom he saY he could not ind me,
After looking through the trainl
Jnto the dining room he ram
! And took my seat again
In the cara, which started Oh then,
And left him soon behind
Looking FAinlY in each corner
| OF the depot me to hnd.
mo BE ooSTIEUED.l "
In the meantime would announce 70 the publ
that have brought home from the East the iarges
/ and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen 1
| Oeyeland and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready
| Made Clothing suTpasses anything in the state.
| | buy and sell for cash only wholesale auu rotA
j purchsssrs will dOpEeH 70 call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hail,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Celebrated Sew in
I Machines. GtOrr's AutomatOn Pre8sInsns ano
" Strong's Patent Army drunk:
---s - Corner Superior and urion- -hfn-
4 "a Look out Tor the GIANTS
L -
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PROFESSOR or EGECTRoPATHY AND MEDICINE,
Of1ce-ll9 seneoa-St., few doors from Superior up
6fBcs hoursfro to I2and from to O'Clock daily
Sundays eEc6pted-)
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LITTLE. DEALER IN REAL
Is ESTATE, Railro fd and other Stocks Has on
hand e a &c lOt OF Earns aud Farming Lands IN
this state, iuRs WisoUusiF and iuinof. -
GaS-,'r over No 80, south side o. Pub Squa Q.
may20
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THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance OF the Railroad.

IIy the Author Of ''Faip insz," ., The Priaee Of
y Wales,'' ''The Chest HuntgrB," &C, SC.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-23
MUSICAL, OPERATE, &c.

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY" are announced
to give a concert at willArds' Hall on Thursday
evening next. They produce only such real music
As has birth among the free mountains of the cold
Granite State" Go and hear them.
Mr.. ASscHrTz gave four charming operate
entertainments last week-one e. 'Martha'O at the
Academy in Brooklyn and three (Mehul's Joseph
in Egypt" each time) at the German Opera House
in Broadway, New York. On Saturday night he
gave Der Freischutz'" IN Brooklyn, which will
will wind up his season there. At the close Of this
week he will return again to Philadelphia where
his success is secured in advance by liberal sub
scnption.
MILE CARLoTTA PATTI is about returning
from her Western tour, and previous to sailing for
Europe will give a grand concert in New York,
which is announced for Saturday the 2sth inst, at
at Irving Hall.
MAX MARETzEK arrived In New York on
Saturday, with his Havana troupe, (Iicdori, OrtO-
lanI, BrgnOli Sullzer, MazIoleni, Belhnl and Bra
chi) and will commence his opera season At the
Academy next Monday. 1t is his intention to pro-
ducc several new operas, and to bring them out
with great elegance,
THE GERMAN LIEnERKRANTz will give one Of
ing. The programme Is unusually excellent.
IN NEW YORK tonight, Bryant's Minstrels
celebrate their seventh anniversary. They have
had uninterrupted success from the beginning
Miss CAROLINE RICHINGs will make her rem
tree at Niblo's Garden tonight, opening in Bafes
operate drama OF &" Satsnella, ," which Mr. Wheat
ley has promised 10 put on the stage with great
splendor. An excellent ballet troupe has been en-
gagged, including Mile Galetti, Monsieur and Mad
anne Marzetti, Mile Katrine and other celebrities
under the management Of ROnzani. The musical
department will be under the direction OF Mr.. Dod-
worth Miss Richings Is one of the most accom-
plished vocRllss In the country and will doubtless
repeat her triumphs Of last season.
PORTRAIT or ADELINA PATTI FOR THE EN-
PRESS EU0ESE.-M. Gaillardet, the Paris CORES
pondent Of the Courier dsJ Eids IniS writes that,
Of the three portraits which winterhater has been
employed 10 paint Of AdelinA Patti one is for her
self and the Others are for NJ CalzAdo the director
Of the Itaicns" Opera, one of which, II is said,
he designs presenting to the Empress Eugenie,
with whom Ia petite is a great fAvortc
MR. VINCENT WALLACE Is In treaty with
CNl1adO, for a new opera, to be written specially
lor Adelina Patti, and to he brought out as soon as
practicable.
MADAME LA GRANGE and slgnor Bettlnl are
singing with success at Madrid.
MADAME GAzzANIGA was still in Milan at last
accounts.
MASTER WILLIE BARNEsMoRE PAPE, the pl.
anist, declined to play In Boston for the benefit oil
the Massachusetts regiments now at Newhern
the cause, as stated by his father being that they
have large amount Of property in Mobile, which
would no liab0 to conascAton, were his son TO ap.
pear for any such purpose In the NORTH Hence
Master Willie har gone to Europe
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-23
The PeRaaeoIR.

The Pensacola, built at Pensacola, It's ma
chinery fitted at the navy yard in this city, is
magnificent failure, as predicted by many
engineers and shown by report of the secre-
tary of the Navy, communicated to the Senate
to-day. 1t is lying at New Orleans as a useless
hulk. 1t was able to reach that city with great
difficulty.
It will be remembered that the order for its
machinery was "Job" got through the Sem
ate Naval Committee through Messrs. Mallory
and Yuloe, of Florida, under Secretary Toucey,
of the Buchanan Administration, for the bene-
fit of one Dickerson, a lawyer and a friend, in
terested in the Sickles cutoff" /" patent. The
machinery will have to be removed It cost
s32s, 900.
The same report gives an account OF the
screw steamer "Ossipee," disabled from de-
feCtiye valves made of iron softer than the con.
tract required.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-23
THEATRICALs. &C.

Mr.. AND Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS remain
another week at Growers, 10 delight the lovers Of
fun in Washington, They attract the elhs Of the
city.
LAURA KHENE, with ''Oid Blake" and other
members Of her celebrated New York company,
have been engaged by Manager Grover and will
appear on Monday night Of next week.
MRS. JoHN wooD, as "The Fair One with
Golden Locks" is creating an immense sensation
at Laura Keene'S Theatre, New York.
EDWIN BooTH's lie the most perfectly artistic
representation Of Iago have ever seen, says Ada
Glare, in the Leader.
DAN sETcHEIL appears at Growers tonight
GS Peter swan, eookney, in the "LakeS of Killar-
ney," supporting Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams.
Mrs. GEO. GORDON (Mlss Thone) has re-
turned from England, leaving George, report says,
for life. She was the belle Of New York
MISS BATENAN closed long and brilliant en-
gagement At Niblo's, In New York, on saturday
night last. She makes no more engagements In
this country for the present, having in contemplA-
tion a European engagement in the spring.
MRS. HoET, tho accomplished lady, and nn-
ished artfEs, was signRly successful at wRllselCS
Theatre, New York, a few evenings since, in Gay
ler'S fine play, entitled the "MAgic Marriage" d"
The leading character in II, (the MRrehioness de
Holterra) as rendered by Mrs. Hoey, says a critic,
ia one of those charming impersonAtionG which
haunt you for the whole season.
VI. JUIoSET, manager of the "Theatre Fran
calls" New York, had benefit last week, on which
occasion Mile Bouhelier carried the honors OF the
soiree. The role OF Marguerite GRuthier (CAmille)
reveals fully the qualities of a remarkable artistic
She surpassed herself In La dame aUz Cdmslias.
EDWIN BooTH has been doing shylock, Ham
let, Isgo and Richard III. at Winter Garden, n. Y
during the week.
Mr.. FISHER, one Of the most scholarly and
artistic of Mr.. wAllnCk's. company, had benefit
on Saturday night.
MISS CANNON, the best Eoubrette actress in
the country, and who has no supe.Ior in her line
even on the French stage, will have q benefit or
Tuesday night at wallAek's.
MIR. @. c. BoNIFAcE commenced au engage
ment on Monday last, at the New Bowery, n. Y.
and played to full houses all the week.
BoUcIcAuLT, 1t is said, publishes advertise
ments the backs of his paper certificates issueC
70 the frequenters Of his new theatre in London
which, also, puffs on himself his pieces and hit
company are printed
Mr.. and Mrs. HOWARD PAU are still yer,
successful on their professional tour through Eng
land. Mr. Paul publishes a comic almanac, whicl
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