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The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

MAsKs.--Shakespeare has affirmed that
" the world is all deceived by ornament" 4"
but the truth is as old as humanity. To
seek for worth, or grandeur by some
thing on and not in the object, has been
the delusion Of every people. The world
has been well compared to a masquerade
and the wild revel has produced some
grtesque shapes. By long usage We
become familiarized with these shows
The common idea of kings and queens is
always associated with crowns and cOro-
nation robes. and the picture is very un-
satisfactory that gives for these the dress
of al ordinary individual. The judicial
character, too, is almost inseparable in
our minds frem wig and gown and the
most solemn gravity. A joke from the
Bench strikes most people as an amazing
condescensiOn, while to some it appears
as thing shockingly unnatural The
man is entirely kept from view with all
his affections and humors; and our sense
grasPs only an antiquated red garment
and some curled white hairs. The COM
mon saying. No man is hero to his
valet" is founded on truth and expe-
rience. The great man appears only to
the world attired in the fne costume OI
his office; his attitudes in public are
graceful and digni6ed he speaks only in
accordance with the popular place as
signed lin. But the valet has seen him
uHmasked. He has been witness of his
shortcomings, his petulent moods, his
ouerulous moments, and behold his petty
rage over refractory string or buttOn.-
The restrictions Of place keep the valet
quiet; but. he can philesOphize over the
matter in secret, and in proper time
Thomas and Jane will discuss the sub
ject; for they know what stuck on pan
taloon's beard all this wisdom really is.
TThe Attic Study.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

AIMING ABoLIrIoNIsrs.- The Indianap-
ole Sentinel sAys:-The was some ex-
Sitement on the street when it was ascer-
tdkaed that arms and ammunition had
beea shipped from this city to Boone
co0aty. Was Boone in state Of rebel.
ko0i Had Morgan or Forrest got round
on our flank or was the army from the
State Of Bro~n marching on to the cApi.
tal via Boone These and similar gues'
tons we're asked, but no one seemed able
- aatswer. The fact. however, that sixty
muskets and one thousand rounds ofball
cartridges had been shipped to Boone
county Was known, and it was asserted
that the arms were to be put in the
hands Of bitter Abolition partisans to be
used 70 overawe their Democratic neigh.
boes. A gentleman from Lebanon tells
us chat . Ampany has been organized in
that town, every member Of which is
bitter enemy Of Democratic men and
measures, and that the arms sent from
here are Tor their use. They pretend to
6eloMg TO the Indiana Legion, but some
of them openly boast that they intend to
take the rifles and shot guns from the
citizens from the county who refuse to
fall down and lick the dust from the feet
Of Abraham the First. We rather think
they will have happy time when the
game Is commenced.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

WHYf-The Northumberland county
Democrat asks Can the Abolition press
tell Why . draft was made in Pennsylva-
MIA and not made in Abolition Massachu-
setts nor in any other Abolition State.
The Abolition States are further behind
in their quota than Pennsylvania. Why
shpsa@ our men be drafted freln their
wives and childreR, and the Abolition
traitors be permitted to stay at home and
clamor for more blood. Let the honest,
telling fteemen Of PennsylvAnis ask this
question, and keep it ringing in the ears
Of the authors Of such an outrage. Why
Is there no DRAFT in Abolition States
Why don't the government send a pro-
vaaE guard after the quota Of Abolition
traitstS who should be coming under a
aest from. Massachusetts, The drafted
neM from Pennsylvania are hunted down
and forced into service while Massachu-
sets aud other abolition States, subject
to the same draft are not sending man.
What do the honest Republicans of PenG-
sylvania think of this?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
STOCTk STOLEN!
$500 90 REWARDl

CtT0LEN from the corral Of the subscriber, ~
- miles east Of Diamond Springs, on the Emigrant
Road, on the night Of the 2lst inst, the following
animals, 70 FHa St,Es sif4 r.s ik,s,s
One Sorre1 American Horse, mark or
brand on left bip resembling the figure T. about ten
years old and n haHCis high He is a natural PAGER
A Brown Horse, black name and tail, IA
years old, Spanish brand on the Ieh hip, snd new
scar on the head near the let ear-caused by the
bride, bunch the neaS fetlOcx joint and sad die
marks on ME bSEk. Ne Is about "a hands high.
A Dark Brown Mare Mule, small star on
the forehead, right shoulder sore caused by the
collar large, full eyes, neck unusually large about
10 years old, middnR gses q sfR
Light Grey Mare Mule, Ahpnt years
old midding size, httleianie IN the light hip with
small limbs. No marks or brands remembered
A Sorrel Mare Mule, about I years old,
branded U. s. on the Ter sboalder numerous saddle
marks on the sides and back, whip marks on the
right hPfsHait- neck Nnd heal.' 't'
The above are all work animals, heavy shod all
round. The mules are an fat, and the horses in fair
work. ing order
will pay s25 each Tor the recovery Of the ami
mals, and Sf75 for the arrest and conviction OF the
thief or thieves. W. BARTRAM.
PlacCrvlls, Nov. 20th, 1s62.-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

The NEGROES AND SoLpIERS.-A Yer
mont officer, once an abo'itioniSt. writes
. letter, of which the Troy Wing pub
Hshes en- extract. He says:
TIE war is becoming un. opu'ar Il
must not say how much) in the army.
Il 10 believed the army cannot be filled
by drifting, = and the army is
nearly all Democrats, made SO by the
present Administration. The men will
never fight with negroes. Many regi-
Rents that know Will not even allow
one 70 cook, drive team, or live in camp.
They are more abused now by the Off
Gers and men than they were In slavery ;
GOe now every white man is master. aud,
Republicans and Democrats alike, If they
will not mind, tie them up to trees and
whip them Never, never. will the men
Aght side by side with them.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

The Physician IL often blamed for
want Of success in hiStTeatment when the dsappOnt-
went In the recovery Of the sick is to be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White
spOt6suaaTt, is paying particular attention y the
cOmpoundlng physlcians' prescriptions and family
recipes, from medicines Of undOubted purity. Robert
White, Medical Hall, 10 appointed agent for mdSt
Of the RenIine Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

THE VoIcE or KESrrcKr.-The Louis
vile Democrat gives expression to the
popular sentiment as follows" Mr..
Lincoln has inverted the best statesman
ship Of al governments in which the
people have Z share. He has done, and
Is continually doing what he knows to
De directly in opposition to the general
desires Of the people. His opposition has
been obstinate, determined and frantic.
The voice Of the people. hitherto sacred,
becauas sovereign, has not only been un'
hecded, but diSdainfulIy barred from the
eoanseis at Washington. by what right
does be Withstand the people? Are they
aOt his mastersi What new philosophy
has efep, into the administration Of pub
&c aGairs' s'tbat has converted the people
into bondmen and exalted the President
into . despot! We, the people, who
made the Constitution, are the people
still-the essential governing power IN
The country. Any persistent and ohst''
uaOa resistance to the desires OF any
great or decided majority Of the people Is
open usnIpation."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
S-T-1s6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs


They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an Antidote to change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Choler
Morbus. go.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in tire world. They
make the weak man strong, and are eahdusted ma
ture's great restorer. They are made Of pure st
Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots
and herbs, and arc taken with the pleasure Of 4
beverage, without regard to age or time Of day
Particularly recommended to delicate persons re-
quiring delicate Stimulant. Sold by all Groccrs.
Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. P. II. DRAKR &
Co., New York. CRANE s. BRIGHAM, Agents,
San Francisco. tiulyi-eowlyl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
LUxURIANT BEAUTY,

promotes itS growth, prevents its falling off, Grad
icates dAndrufI, and imparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test of time,
being the original Hair Cooring, and is constant
ly increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen
and ladies' 1t is sold by all respectable dealers
eau be 2rOcNse& by them Of D. S. BARNES, PrO9Si-
etor, New York. HosTRTTRR, SMITH s. DEAN,
Agents, San Francisco. Two sizes, so cents and
81. tjulyi-leowlyl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

BALL AT DIAMOND SPRINGs.--We are
gratifed to learn that Jim Daily's ball at
Washington Hall, Diamond Springs, on
Thursday night. was "a crowder."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
STOP THIEF!
&I5O 90 REWARD!

CtTOLEN from the undersigned, at Bar ~
- tram's MIL, mTlef east Of Diamond ~
Springs the Carson road the night of the 10Th
inst, one IRON-GRAY GELDING, five YEARS old,
branded II on the left hip, with several saddle
marks, splint one fore leg, and with one white
hind foot.
Also, a BLACK PONY GELDING, about 10 years
old, heavy made, no brands remembered, works well
in harness.
Also, an IRON GRAY FILLY, about Eryears old
and Of small size, marks or brands remembered
will pay aSrsward OT ee5 each for the return Of
the above animals, and $75 for the apprehension OF
the thief or il more than one SIS for each one aP-
pretended. W. BARTRAM.
Paceryille, October 10Th, 1sG2.-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
Special ann &tnffaI Nntitts.
CITY Co11BcToR,s NOTICE.

T ICENsE-PAYERS will please take notice tnnf I
IL hays Axsd upon SATURDAY Of each iWedklor
the collection OF Licenses. All expected t6pMy
for their licenses on the hrst Saturday after they
become due. J. B. HUME,
Jy12H City Collec.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
TR, ,EOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT,
-O-..4.pr,.rn.AKA .clln The fuIloM.

KO,NnadfRtagr41Rss clip the follow.
me from the Dayton Daily Empire /:
"eominR Greats cast thsiF ahadows be-
koca." GrsanallEs yet snrelySnd deter
Vsinsdly, thA pROEaAs atss who now
contrOi the Government, are forwarding
theiP scheme Of centralizing the whole
800 he nation IN the hands OF the
Preaideat States are 10 be robbed OF
EhslE sOssreignty, and be brought in aO-
- Ssk SsAC-S.s ~ Sect .ol the gen.
- eowernnest, b. force a(srus If need
kFRe Hrst grand object to the sue
ceauau1 as6bmpIishment Of this Infamous
scheme Il TO secure the complete control
Of the military forces of the States. In
Sssa States now under cont OF Abolition
Governors, this Is already accomplished,
ss The GoverDO1 are leaders 10 the con-
spiraey. The only thing to be accom-
niishsd. 10 make the scheme . success, is
e rHeuro oOntrOl Of the militia in the
Ststes under Democratic authority. The
sAkSapt is now being made in New York.
If saccessful. American liberty and per-
sus..a nceudaN aFv &C ar Gnu IN taSSs,.' :,
trv. There is no use shutting our eyes
to these UNPLEASANT facts They stare US
boldly in the face. Soon we will feel the
iron grasp Of military despotism about
oar very throats. And still We slumber.
Have No forgotten that eternal vigi'
lancs is the price Of liberty" VIII we,
Eke the foolish Trojans, be lulled into
FAEVhtr insecurity by the profered
- vwo6en Aorsa" Of the Administration
Americans, your liberties are in danger |!
Il may bs considered "treascn" to warn
you Git but we scorn the tyrant's pow
sr and sound the tocsin Of alarm: We
are rapidly drifting towards military
Aespotism. Quietly fotd your hands, II
Won will, and disregard the warning until
K is too late, but sooner or later, the fact
UiIi iOrcs itself upon you. Under the
false xsr-cry of " Union" the usurperS
At Washington are forging the chains
that are To bind you to . SlaviSh des-
potism.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS
And Other Periodid B.

@ INSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED for Newspa oers
- Magazines and other Periodicals A circular
will be sent TO any person, request, giving an ex
tended list Of periodicals, with the prices annexed.
The following are among the most popular:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
HEIMSTREET'S
INIMITARLR NAIR RESTORATIVE.

Bat restores gray hair to itS original color, BY sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustsnance,
impaired ~ age or disease. All tnssoHt0mS0Us
dyes are composed Of lunar caustic, destroying the
vitality and beauty Of the hair, and afford them
selves no dressing. Heimstreet's lnimitable
COfing not only restores hair to its natural color
IN An aaaN nrorann nir6 nrfuna rhn ani-a
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
CHURCHES sGbaritahIe Orncrs.
Hebrew Service.-Thcre will be Divine
Service in the Synagogue, at Placerville, every
Saturday, at O'Clock, A. NJ. oct26

Protestant f Episcopal Church.
PLACERVILLE. Divine Servic.. at the Court House
Sunday morning. At l01T c'ciock;Sunday School
at same place, at y O'Clock Pm. CUL0MA--Service
the first aud third Sunday evenings Of the month,
at o'clock. FL DORAD0-services on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings of the month. at seven
o'clock. DIAMOND SPRINGS-Service on the sec
ond ani fourth sundays of each month, at o'clock
Pm. c. c. PIERCE, Minister
Residence, Cary House, Placrrve. jt22
Catholic Church.-Rev. j. Largan
will oficiate in Georgetown on every first Sunday
of the month also, In Cooma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at TO- A. NJ.
Ncspers, in st. Patrick's Church, Placervllle, on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past Z. t27
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

One Hundred and Ten Mining Co.
AT meeting Of the b card of Trustees Of the One
Hundred and Ten Mining Company, held in the town
Of Ciarksviile on the 2Tth day Of March. A. D. 1852
an assessment Of twenty cents per share on the
stock OF the Company, was levied, payable on or
before the 1st day Of May lS63 to the Secretary Of
said Company. The postage must be prepaid on all
money sent by mail or express.
A. D. BIRD, Pres't.
JoHN F. BREMER, sec'y. apr4w4
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
NOTICE.

IL those who are indebted to ". ~ Bradshaw
~ 4 Co., will save trouble by paying the same, on
or before the 10th day Of April, 1868.
,narPa W. NJ BRADSHAW / co.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

AM MERICAN AND EIGN
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
UE:U Il. BELL.
BOOKSELLER g. STATIONED

GIL Montgomery Street,
Corner Merchant Street, San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
naEslSIH -.

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Cotton Smith ~ fhe lurch fhr A.cr. .on ran avenue
William -. Biurn Charlotte y, daughter Of John !"
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pFAN-rRASCF-O Tar.dsy. o.. -. by the R"'. pI;
,'ryt.r Nj Mshew Dean 10 hi'- faIinr H. 5'A'f a.
II fhs city. No card.
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.t the residence the hr rs parrnt by TIE h's H. :.
weed Henry !. Fowler 60 S,zuh r., daughter - ~ y
gunhy e-q., al OF sroNyn
Thug.dly OCT. p. ~ - rcors"
Cur h. Suy,..ant square. l., the H.v ,t' ph"n H. i}ns
ID - Theodore Gilman Grd rSsi ia D. d.4a.cs oi No
la.. samuel {. Pai.on. a.! Of tlis city.
JOfl ySON-fRsRY- Hudson. n. Y, on Nr'ln' day
Ort n hy the Rev " > Leavt a The r'si-cn.c Of the
bride I..an " johnson ~ Nsshins'ou d. g.. 90 hnin''
dsu ghicf OF the .i- Df. ffsry.
LEF-1r Sl>ON-On MONDAY OF. >. lol 49, church Of
tle hI,cnt by tho Rev. 4. l.. Ia, horrnfr' l." 10
Sa,lh Tuni.on. ~ Of tim riiy
MOSTtONF MONDAY. OF. ~ b. ihr Rev.
J. a. h. Mnli.sn. Jane. b Non. soiu'1y Of PAlst'lphA
o. Mic Ks lri ir n. fhlH rltg
Phla1e PHI. and Nrvhurgh Isi"f. p.cas' copy
.SFwPORT-sM sMlTll-Ai Peril Amhoy. 81 on Fhur'd'y,
Oci y hy the Rev Alrf. lon-. D. u lctry ',v, 81
'..,.Yofk .nd M,y sco'. d'ushf'r 81 ttafle' heh'
smith NJ. D
RICHARDSON-HhLI-On Tluud-y o. = D., 'h, Rev.
! T. Thon. rson H. d. & " Rrhssaslu in tisf.pite h.
dsurli.r os' The lat. navii Hall
RFTVF-rI OW-Dn "Wednesday. oct. p. .i - Faul .
thuroh Tvoi " by 'hr ~. Mr. F.l't i. 4siu' ~
Reeve OF lo-k mi jennie !itnEo itns s1rr - th-
lac R,b-i, Glow. " D.. Of tisrmDnt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
DIED.

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OF g. Harriet 1ar ',r wif. of 10 ky : o. o.. snt IN
snd SECOND dal ster o thc l.,e Nltt. " lay'f ~ y,
Of Hcv Haven. Conn.
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oc.- widow of ~ Thomas lo the sdn y~af " =
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prt H. kn~is W. ~l's 4 Th1ats s. Have. ini 'i =
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FLIsis Iaia prlrr please copy
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
Cnter,oiunrus.- Friday. Oct. ~.

&C hDEMN OF MI MlStt-hirfthi-
EIRLO'S GARDFN->r srfscus
NAIIsCKS TTIFATl N-Rossda.s. The Rife Ball
WINTER GARDEN-Ihe Russian Admral-foodes-Kiss
in the Dart.
oiA SiPlC THFATtR-roca houtss-tiy ric-rTvcr
BAENtN'S MI 81 Moving Nlx fi-urc.. Pythou.
Giant Hoy &C. at all hours; the Marvellous Ghost Marietta
Or thc Waning of Death ard tie Bale, f@a'omlme at
8 r~d y q. m.
YARE riEATER tBrooAyn)-sesions Fsmily-ResulsI
Fun.
SEoRGE CHRlsTl : MlNsTRELS--ss5 Broadway Eth
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER g. 1863
NEW PsRFUMB YoR TuR HANDKERCHIEF.

A NEW PERFUME YOR THB HANDKERCHIEF.
FXrRAt~ - TUE
NisHr.BLooslsg Cyryrs
N'Gnr BioonisG ciPyUs
Nicur BLoOnisG Crisu,
Mem -BLOoNiAG CKgbys.
NicHT. CsRsus,
Ni6Hf-BLoosrsd CrnEus
NisHT -BI oodisG lsRKus.
Mos Exquisite, Delics'e and Fro grant Perfume p'' I'd
o. the Rare aud Besutfui Flower oin which t,sr '-'
Ninui1r'nrcd only by fH,L"S . S"''
RtwARg cOUSTHRPKirs.
AK pok PnALoss ss-TAkE no orHsh
Sod by dnissi-ts generally
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
~ AnNlNF
Union Meetings.

The Union State Committee haa made the
following appointnet, of meetings;
(Eor SCItlYL COIFAX o. Ind
bsTsUh- Hof. D. ". ASHLEY 81 OHio.
o,x.x ~. Hor. = oHANDLLKo o. Ni.t
OvIp-The Pon e.. q. Is OODMAN o. Eosion.
scnrs,cTAggI-1,;eoo. ,;,or Z (; y bRtot Rtuout,,.pn,,vtt
IiyTxixry-I oi y ~. GIBBS of iolln al ,fnoon.
llos-Coi- r. fl Gihs, of Tenn s'.r.n55 '.rr.n5,,.,r.
JAMAICA H." & gESSh gd, BjyGaa StA1 1idm 81 oh.o S'
tAIoS - iGKO. l.. AAlNABD
tur"r."fh, Hon i!ENRy !. RAYMOND.
sAvsssAB-PATRICk CONFETTI
NV crr- fss hcs H." T. N J. ~ ihFE%o FEM Of 1''
IHynvs.-Prof HECEnAN.
SSsaSssrosiSn fSssSsssaT 8'S' iElsf 81 WilsoN q Ma
BnocssorY-Th. iion. :. H. HAMMOND.
tiGHSf$ ,I;l' q, 4 !rsS $ir ,s, u
Ha.1,so1as~Gov Pif8RtrOsT on.
JrHAcA-EI-Gov. RANDALL Of vi.
BAseALL Col o. L. BEARD.
SATURDAY Oct u.
(FIGoy. ~ sRf = LANE ~ Iud.
ahbAhf- Hor. JOHt W tORSEI FPS.
c. (Tf. Hon. l. CHANDLER Of Mi,h.
toksIfa - Tie lion. JAMES : BKiG0~ Of Ohio
(TLe Hon HENRY }. RAYMOND. Afternoon
ALBION The lion : H. nAmHOSD. evening"
sssse. FAae a sESt 6 SI{3 T99rMnT sNIfa e fI%
Pro.n,IBi,-F, Gov. NoBLt.
INN nr IL. ~. Al
iirTir FAIIs~PATRlCk COnBETT.
pxrgsymr,-Gen. n. }. bht CL;...
wAns.w- Hon Hon = hSitFy ~. D q ono & '"'-
49,. SHon HFNRY WILSON OF Mus
~r'of- Col. 4. II. GIBBS Of t.nn
HAv,rsTnAw-Hon. l. SHHEW92op ,2op enGy Of Ts,A'
c4sA,oa.ns Hon. Hon. ffEs " foslEa 1f Ok o c1ns S''N
O,srgE BAr-Gov. rlEnRtrOHIo ., y ,o,,.
(Hon JOIN :. GiNoiiAM ofOhio
R'oHAo'D-} Gf6 CT r. M s HanTs"S 9tnr,s Of R.'''~
Gyyyya-Ey Gov. RANDALL of WI,
PrLAK POIsr-Ker l.. T. lNf.r. e.trfnooh
BsowvLLx-Rev Is. J. ~ ~ evening".
TrLros-OEO. L. MAYNARD
MONDAY OCT. 2e
SARATOGA srsrscs sn T. H. i0sTER Hi'n o toa 'N'
y,xr.- Hon. 2, ChAfDithGl ;,9,tf Gl l,nss: Meh
Sr,'Aro- lion. Hon. j's n AsiiFY 80 q oido. 'I
ADA"'-ii'" hon UFVHY WILSON OF Mas. evening.
wArrErows PATEiCK CoKBElT.
Roxn-Col T H. GlB.s Tom ,,,.,,,-,v
.xv,, Hon. OHEENk CLAY SMITH oil ny
lion. JOHN =. BiNoh1N- -,c
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Gorr>cuALK and HopKIys's first subscription

torr>CHALK and HoPKIyS'S first subscription
concer, in Broolyn on wednesday evening. q
great Both pnd,ts deser edly appaudcd
especially after the secq,d duet Waterfall Nymphs.
Miss Abby Fay made her debut and had a spcofs
des'i're, although her haladsin is not as fine as
her Italian efforts. Young Carlo Patti made sensa
tion with his violin. ard Mr. /. j. Lewis was encorcd
after his second song. NcsSrs. Go'schalk and Hop
kiRs give their second concert on saturday al the
AQuarial Hall which opened by them for the first
fine Wednesday and which is destined 10 become
tlo fashionable anu ia,oyte Salon dc Concert Of sic
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Ac,npuy OF MusIc.-The Macbeth

AC ANRNY VT NTNIt'--I iIV MHVUVIH UT
forteinmen' given at the Academy Of Music last even
inc for the benefit cf the United States Sanitary
Commission was. boh aIistically and financially. a
brilliant success. The Performance lustcd mtil too late
A. hour for Us 10 give any detailed criticism Of IT, but
the reader need hardly hc told that Miss CuShmans
powerful rendering Of Lady Macbeth was the great
treat Of he occasion, and iat actor in the country
brt Mr.. Booth could have seconded her 30 wen in the
character of Maoho,h W. have only time to add that
che pla. was admirably east throughout, and that The
performance beside adding - go 10 the fund Of
She np, It charity In M land deserves to be recorded
d, The greatest Theatrical success Of the year
NIBLo's GARDEN.-iiy special request, Mr..
Forrest instead OF repeating his Mctamora this even.
inc viii appear egin in his iayori,e character Of
cnarf leps.