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Personal Intelligence.

John F. Miller, Esq, formerly Brigadier-
General of the United States volunteer army.
arrived in New York on Sunday and left yes
terday on the steamer New York to resume
his residence in California. Gen. Miller was
formerly Treasurer of Napa county, Calfor-
MA He will probably make San Francisco
his future residence. Gen. Miller earned an
enviable distinction in the late war;
He was originally colonel of the Twenty
ninth Indiana infantry, and won the grade of
brlgadler general, which he resigned last week
by distinguished services during the siege of
Nashville, the battle of Stone river, and cam
! palgn of Tullahoma. He returns to San
Francisco as a citizen, determined to make
his future homeland we trust his fortune
there.
Col. A. H. MARYLAND, special, travelling,
working and little of everything agent of
the United States Postal Department sailed yes
terday on the New York for California, for the
purpose, we belive, of regulating the overland
mail, and establishing weekly China mail to
| and from the Pacific coast.
Hon. Richard c. Mccormick, Secretary of
Arizona, sailed yesterday, with his bride, for
that territory,via San Francisco. Mr. McCor-
mick during his visit to the East has done
much to bring Arizona prominently and favor
ably before the public. His friends gave him
complimentary dinner at the Astor House on
Friday evening last, exGov. King, presiding
Chief Justice Turner, Attorney General Bash
ford and others accompanied Mr. Mccormick
to the territory.
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W. Il. COLE,
n. L. cor. Baltimore and North SITS.
HNARM OF 40 ACRES in How

E1NARM OF $50 ACRES in Howard county,
ILL twelve miles from Baltimore. on the Washing
ton railroad, near Jessups Cut. Two hundred and
fifty acres are under cultivation, and the balance
lying Immediately adjacent to the railroad is sus-
vidcd into three farms if desirable: one of one
hundred and fifty acres of hundred, and the
balance, containing the improvements, sold sepa-
ratey. Has excellent water power and facilities
for milling. improvements good dwelling and
out-houscs. For terms &c., apply to
w. r. COLE,
n Z cnr Rnltinnnrn md North =
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NNARyE OF lse ACRES on Mn crnnl t,r

a miles from Annapolis: $50 acres under cult
walton, balance in Timber. The soil is rich, and
adapted to the growth of grain, fruit and vegetables
would make fine truck farm. The Improvements
are, dwelling house of five rooms, and managers
house OF four rooms, fine barn, courthouse cattle
she'd stable for ten horses, ample feed and harness
rooms, carriage house. and house for farm hands,
The improvements are mostly new. There are three
is enclosed with good fences There is a fine lawn in
front of the dwelling, with young fruit and orna-
mental trees. Within half mile of the place Is an
Episcopal and Methodist Church. Post Office and
School-house. For terms, &c, apply to
W. Il. COLE,
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NAvA"-The gunboat Tacony twelve guns),
one OF the Atlantic squadron, having been
thoroughly overhauled, has left Boston for her
station at Charleston.
The Niagara and the iron-clad Agament;cus
have been ordered out of commission Of tbe
Brooklyp-Savy Yard ''i'
The Brookl yn, flagship of the Brazil squad
ron, will be put in commission this week. She
has been hauled out into the stream. and will
sail soon.
The old storeship Charles Phelps will he
sold also. She was formerly a whaleship.
Chief Engineer w. W. Woods torpedo
has met with unqualified favor in Europe, and
Donald Mckay is making arrangements with
the British government for their use in Eng
hsh harbors.
The screw sloop Iroquois arrived at the
brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday evening, after
a long cruise in the Atlantic Ocean and East
ihaies IN search of the rebel pirates. She left
inns port on the 10th of July, 1864, and since
that time has sailed and steamed forty thous-
and miles. She is in splendid condition. and
has probably the finest crew in the service
Statistics in the General Land Office show that
there were III 1850 81 establishments in the limited
States for the manufacture of furs &c. having an in
vested capital of Sll39,lO0: cost of raw material
Sl,135l2; 467 male and 1872 female hands employed:
paying for labor, S24 94 annual value of products
SS,Q06,575.
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NEW YORK, Oct 3.-NUon-flour has advanced 5
to 10 cts. Wheat has advanced / to cts. Corn is
tirln-small sales. Beef is firm Pork is firm. Lard
is firm. Whiskey dull.
New YORK, Octobcr3-FlOur has advanced 10 cents
sales of 1000 bbls. State at S7.S0@S $50 Ohio IS
@l2.l5: Southern S9.lGa Is Wheat has advanced l
TO 5cents--Sules of 5000 bushels Chicago Spring Mt
Sl65@ll& Milwaukee Club Sl6s@l.72, Amber Mil,
waukec Sl.T20l .75 Western Old S2l5. Pork steady
sales of $500 bhs. at S3l.S714@35 Lard dull at 5
@2JA cents. Whisky duh at 81, 29a :. 2915 Cotton
has an advancing tendency-saics Of 800 bales at
46!2 cents Sugar is lirm-Muscovado l3@14 cents;
sales of 5000 Havana at l234tal7L cents Naval
Gold liI@s.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3-Noon.-Flour firln-holders
ask an advance. Wheat is excited-Red 81 $50 81 20:
old $2.25@S230 Yellow Corn 95G95 cents. Petroleum
IS unsctled-jrude $50 % cents: refined in bond 62a
65 cents free sea 81 cents. Whiskey unchanged.
Si. s4oWiS GSari2ets.
ST. Louis, Oct. 2d.-Flour is stiff and prices active
Single Extra IS, Double Extra S9@125O. Wheat is
firm at )! $50 2l2 Prime s2.l5@2.50. Choice Corn is
irmer-SaicS ut 700 u cts Oats iSd5l cts. WhiSkey
Is steady at S2.26 Pork S33 for Mess Lard 50 cts.
for kegs.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, October 3.-Flour is firm; Spring grades
have advanced lGa2 Zoe. The offerings are light Wheat
is firm and prices have advanced 3@ ic. sales at
Sl.i4M61.444 for 10. /. and 81 26dl q for No. q
Corn is active at 6l@62c. for No l. and So 50 Soc for
No. ?. Oats are firm at i2g he Provisions are firm
but there is nothing doing High wines inactive.
New York Cattle Market.
New York, Oct. 3.-The Cattle market for Beef is
Steady-recelpts 6UUO head; quoted at ll12@l9 cents
Sheep actiye-recepts 5000 head: quoted at to s
cents Swine iirm-receipts 1900 head; quot ed at II
u.
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sss..ss,sfs YORK ROAD
:SSS}Ilt u - s19 RAILWAY
OPEN TO THE CITY HALL,
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after MONDAY, August %,
Cars will leave the City Hall, Baltimore at 50 min
cept LBS ?: NJ. Connection will be made at North
Avenue with the of the Charles street Line City
Passenger Railway, which leave the corner of North
and Baltimore streets at Twenty Minutes past each
hour, except 1920 p. NJ.
Will leave TowSontown at each hour, from A. NJ.
to p. NJ. except II noon.
Night Cars for Towsontown will leave the City Hall
at II p. NJ.
Cars for Greenmount Cemetery will leave the City
Hall every half hour from 735 A. NJ. to 7.35 p. NJ.
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The Hon. Mr.. Grinnell, of Iowa, has signifed his
intention of appearing in Congress- at its next ses-
sion. dressed in cloth of Iowa manufacture. The
wool from which the cloth is to be manufactured was
sheared from Mr.. Grinnells own sheep. 1t is to be
made into cloth and dressed at Davenport. He sent
thirteen eeces 100 pounds, of wool to the factory to
be worked up for the purpose of making the cloth.
He says he wishes to what is fabricated at home
as an argument in favor of protection.
The project of damming the Housatonic at Bir-
mingham. is attracting the attention of local capital
sts and 1t is proposed to raise 3500O for the pur-
pose. 1t Is claimed that with proper application,
le resources of the place may be developed and the
'lehton OF manufacturers from abroad attracted to
ueslraoieness, it being easy of access to the New
York market.
mere are at present two revivals of religion pro-
49, s IN fiehmond-one at the Union Station
psn4.,n onurch, and the other at Leigh Street
Dap''St ohurch Both churches are largely attended
anu 9'i'o =, number of converts ha We been made.
:, hon Henry Wilson, United States Senator from
massachusetts, left Washington on Saturday for his
nome "here he will remain a week. and then intends
to stump" the State of New jersey far tbs Parnh,
can ticket He will speak on Monday OH nstan,
at at Camden, then at Trenton, Princeton Newarl
Morristown and Patterson. -'s"a'A
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MISERABLE MgLE. PROPERTY, WITH
EIDW ELLING and Five Acres of Land. in st.
MaryS County, known as St lngoeS Steam Mill and
situated at the head of st. Ingoes Creek. The Mill
is in complete running order, and is the only one
within twelve miles of the location.
367 ACRES adjoining Mill mostly timber suita-
BILE for cord wood, the road to st. Ingoes Creek
For terms, Nc, apply to W, r. COLE,
oc2-tf Srcond Story
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OF IcTlns, 40, AppIy 10 ". K. IULE,
n. Z. cor. Baltimore and North SITS,
anDtt
E1AIin Oh, 200 ACRES. ON orr Of tic ronnth Of

EIyAEsM OF 400 ACRES, on or at the mouth of
y the Threadhayen river, where it cmptics into the
Chesapeake Bay; 300 acres of fine wheat or corn land,
or any kind of cereal and about 100 acres of valua
BILE timber. Improved by fine Mansion, erected at
IA cost of $1,000 and all necessary out-buiIdings.-
Contains plenty of good fruit. Three oyster coves
two of the best duckng points in the State. with
plenty of all kinds of fish within fifty yards of the
door. For terms. Ne. apply to
W. r. COLE,
n. E. cor. Baltimore and North SIS,
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ENARM OF $50 ACRES, in Anne Arnnd

HNARM OF 100 ACRES, in Anne Arundel
n n County situated on South River, and known as
and easily improved; location healthy; water excel,
lent; fine second growth chesnut; also oak hickory.
poplar and pine wood sufficient for all necessary purS
poses. Improved by three frame dwelling houses.
log barn, stables, corn house and meat house all of
which more or less in bad repair Water fowl
crabs oysters and terrapins in abundance This is
good point for business it is public landing
where the farmers for twenty miles around haul their
produce A large schooner plies regularly between
this point and Baltimore For terms &C.. apply TO
W. r. COLE,
n. Z. corner Baltimore and North streets
oc2-tf Second Stow
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We learn that the Secretary of the Treasury will
advertise his readiness to exchange SO0iOg0 of
$40 bonds at 03 for certificates of Indebtedness com
pound notes, and per cent Treasury notes allowing
this exchange will expire on the LIST of November,
and the Dos to be issued are of that date
In Jew ork, among the Stock houses money is
quoted at 5@6 per cent. and borrowers arc readily
supplied. There is more doing in commercial paper.
and per cent. is the rate for best names Second
rate SG1 u per cent The bank stascment shows an
increase IN all departments except in the specie,
The following figures compare sstheglast weekly
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Ia S5sa E r55...,.,::;.::. NEW ARRANGEMENT.

f.. t.s rI:s75.::s.s1 NORTHERN
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
On and after Sunday May % 1865
TRAINS N0RTHWARD.
Parkton Accommodation, No. 1.......... I. 30 A. NJ
Mail 20 "
Harrisburg Accommodations $50 P NJ.
Parkton accommodation, No. 2r........... 500 "
Pittsburg and Erie Express. 500 "
Plttspurg and LIZ Elmlra Express
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pttsburg, Elmira and Erie Express 700 A. NJ.
Parkton Accommodation, No. 2. $40 :"
harrisburg Accommodation. P NJ.
Partition Accommodation, No. Aluminium. 72O " b.
Pittsburg Express through without change of cars
Express Train leaves daily at 1000
Express Train at 500 daily, eXcept SATURDAYS for
Harrisburg Pittsburg and Erie
Express at 1000 P. NJ, Sundays for Harrisburg
Pttsburg and the West only, arrives daily, except
Mondays.
Express at 500 P NJ leaves daily except satur
days.
Mail daily, except Sundays. Harrisburg Accom-
mediation leaves daily, except Sundays. Mail and
Express Will not stop between Baltimore and Park
ton.
Mail and Express Trains make close connections
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
burg for Pittsburg Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
indianapolis. Fort Wayne, Chicago, and all points in
the great West, and at Elmra with the New York
and Erie Railroad for all points in Northern Cen
trail and Western New York
For further information, apply at Calvert Station.
j. n. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent.
ED. S. YOUNG,
my27-tf General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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rnhSb ask to d Thu S9ta Eea Bs2 and
Store and Post Office, and Dwelling of six rooms: two
large new barns two tenement houses and all neces
3OO acres cleared, within two miles of IA steamboat
landing on the Potomac River. For terms &c an
ply to W r. Coli Up
N Z. cor. Baltimore and North sts.
oc2-tf second story
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EAESsRARHE RESIDENCE AND III Acres
-Egof ground in the village of Hampstead, Carroll
County, eight mil eS from the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, accessible by daily line of stages from Glen
Morris Dwelling 81 by IS feet with back building
IS feet square. Young Peach, Apple and Cherry
trees on the place. For terms, Sc.. apply to
W. X. COLE,
N. L. cor. Baltimore and North sts
Oc2-tf Second Story
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KIyARM OF I,OiI ACRES, near Cove Point
4 Light House, in Calvert county fifty miles from
Baltimore, and near one Of the landings of tho
PatuXent line of steamers; 400 under cultva-
ton, and balance in oak hickory and chestnut timber
Improved by good Dwelling and Barn, good fencing,
DC. Price So an acre. For terms, &C., apply to
W. II. COLE,
n. Z. cor. Baltimore and North SITS,
-.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. A. RICH
NO. 25 LEXINGTON STREET,
Second door from CORTLAND street.
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New Iork-Steamcr William Woodward, zoo bbls
sugar, 500 bbls mdse, sundry persons.
Portland-SchoOner G. C.. Clark. 80 cases corn,
Numsen. Carroll & Co; l55 half bbls mackercl. y
pkgs do ~ tons grindstoncs, 600 bbs herringS $50
pkgs mdse. sundry persons
Exports from BaEfiM0re-FOreign.
Pcrnambuco-Brig Chattanooga, s32 bbIs flour
400 kegs crackers, 300 gallons kerosene.
Halifax, \. S-Schooner Mary, $50 bbs flour, 100
bbls corn meal
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p. IL OIL AN ID.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT FOR
Doctor Records Essence of Life,
For Seminal Debity-n cases at three dollars and
nine dollars. Circulars sent.
81 LIBERTY STREET, Room No 10,
sel7-1y Na,rr VI
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BALTIMORE
DAILY COIIMERCIAL.

The uu .- gnel have commenced the publication
IN Baltimore of q flrst-class MERCANTILE and
POLITICAL JOURNAL, under the above title to
land in every department of COMMERCE and
INDUSTRY. Independent of cliques or parties, it
will take broad and national views for the maintc-
nance of the Union. and the advocacy of everything
that can make Us once more a happy and united
people whilsit willneec" nothing that can advance
the State in all that constitutes the greatness Of free
commonwealth MAN FACTURING, MINING,
and AGRICT LTU RAJ insterests, EDUCATIONAL
and kindred objects will receive large share of
attention; and reports, in every department of in
terest TO business men. will he made AS FULL AS
POSSIBLE SO that none will resort to its columns
without finding thai information needful to guide
them in the daily revolutions Of trade.
As the enterprise will require several experienced
journalists and heavy outlay of capital to insure its
success it hoped that all interested in the advance
mcnt of the city and State will give it earnest sup
port To this end those who purpose sustaining the
enterprise will obligc us by handing in their subscrip
lions and Advertisements at once
WIN. WALES & CO.,
20 South Street.
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W. r. COLE,
n. i. corner Baltimore and North streets.
oc--u Second story

HISARN OF 800 ACRES in Baltimore county,
= II, between five and six miles from Baltimore on
l he fhlladelphla Railroad and turnpke accessible
nndercultIyation bancein oak hickory and chestnut
TIMBER. Improved by stone dwelling of five rooms,
WIN good basement, good barn, and all necessary
outbulidlngs For terms, &c., apply to
W. r. COLE,
oc2-tf ''-'' ~ % q VI elieGta
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quaintance of the senior partner with the financial
affairs of the Government and of New York city,
added to ample capital give the house a position
rarely attained after Of successful business
The Pottsyile Miners journal of Saturday says:
The quantity of coal sent by railroad this week is
s39i7O5; by canal 1886; for the week 122 81 65
tuns, against $3.50 for the corresponding week last
year.
The trade has been unusually brisk during the
week and large number of orders cannot be sup
phed before the advance of 30 cents un tolls and
Transportation which will take place ON Monday
next, the ID of October
We learn that the men at the Delaware and Hud-
son and PENNSYLVANIA Coal Companys works COM
menced work on Monday last, and of course a re-
sumption at Scranton will also soon follow if it has
not already taken place
.od 20 o Coal Company up to September
to tide water and the balance sold along the Inc In
1854 the Company sold 1885, i5 TONS and made nroft
OF S6i3 over Its interest its bonded debt. of III;
profit SlSOOO was applied to the sinking fund Its
debt is now S562OO0 OF bonds and $40 900 of floating
debt its liabilities beyond which are $40 600 for sink
ing fund and $4,000 of floating debt.
American Securities were quoted in London on the
,hnra fnl1
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la DEslRAnI.h, COl-NTRy RESIDENCE.

a DESIRABLE, COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
IA three-quartcrs Of lille from the Relay House,
Improved land attachcd dwelling 1tains ten rooms.
there Is also corn house, stable, sprlns house and
zee mouse on the premises. Fine location ma wing
full view of Swami Lake and adjacent country.
For terms NC. apply to W. II. COLE
n. h. cor. Baltimore and North SIS.
oc--u Second story.
E1SANNi OF ii1 ACRES, II miles from Balti-
b more, on the ReistcrStown road, near 0winr's
Mills Baltimore county: IS acres arabic balance in
good timber improved by a good Frame Dwelling
stone spring House, &c Excellent water in every
field. For terms, &C., apply to
W. r. COLE,
n. L. cor. Baltimore and North sts.,
OcZ-u Second
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

For the speedy and certain Cure of
Intermittent Fever. or Chills and
Eever, Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, or
Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fevers;
indeed, for the whole class of diseases
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TERMS.
Subscriutions 80 :he Daily Commercial.

IL. i MS
Subscrintious 80 .he Daily Commercial.
EIGHTEEN CrvTS per week, payable to the Carriers.
Mailed To subscribers cut of the city at $500 for
year: - ~ for six months; $50 for three months;
81 90 for one month. -
LNFIRI1BLY IN ADVANCE.
gE1-WEET1E.Y COMMERCIAL.
Mailed TO subscrbers out of the city at 5000 per
annum: 500 t1g six months land >U.7l for month.
FORA NERTISING.
square time......S0 50 square, ! month";. 500
square. tines. 0 - ! square, months. 1900
square 3 times..... 1.00Il square, months. 1900
] square, week.. l.75il square, year. 5000
no Each square contains five lines of space.
BALTIMORE WEEKLY COMMERCIAL.
One copy one year. l.O
One copy six months. -
-Four copies, one year, to one Post Office. 500
Eight copies one year, to POsOHice....... 1000
WIN. WALES * CO.,
70 south street
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CAPSULES OF MATICO VE(EFAIIS.
ALS0-LIQUID EXTRACT OF MATICO,
GRIMAULT & CO., Chemists in Paris.

In Paris, GRlMAULT & Co. As Rue Richelieu
New York, BECKER. 129 Grand street.
, baltimore, ANDREWS & THOMPSON, 5 We.
Baltimore ;,-1,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

EA'AksM OF 375 ACRES in Baltimore county.
III one Wi mlIe east of the Northern Central Railway
and ork Turnpike. and one mile from Cockeysyie
ZoO acres under cultivation, balance in oak chestnut
and poplar TIMBER The land is high and rolling, well
watered and fenced in excellent cultivation and
very healthy: Improved by new Brick DWELL
Ing, forty feet square, with Back Ruilding. also
good Barn, Stables, Corn Houses, Wagon House Les,
motSe Churches of every denominaon and schools,
are one mile distant and there are in the neighbor
hood several Merchant Mills that use all the grain
raised on the place. There is an old and Young An
pie Orchard on the farm: also, peach trees berries
and variety Of fruit For terms, &C., apply to
w. Il. COLE,
n. i. corner Baltimore and North streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

Tho Octoroon was performed last evening at the
Winter Garden The house. which Is built 70 hold over
twelve hundred persons not quarter full, and
throughout the evening tho performers seemed alto.
geher Of ZEAL probably owing 70 the array Of empty
benches presented to their view This Is charitable
excuse for acting which was not even mediocre. The
drama itself presented In horribly mutilaed shape
The swamp scene which assuredIy the best IN the
original version is cut out without the least regard for
tho connection Of the narrative, and by this means
Wan notice Qhe Indian and Jacob McC1oekey are ex
cused from the performance Of the striking passages
which neither a. represented by Mcssrs HanIey aud
walcot seem 10 have tho ability TO delineate. The
star' performers were received by this impoverished
audience with considerable apathy and the house seemed
moro TO act AZ II witnessing some melancholy melo-
drama Of the medieval school, instead OF this perhaps
the finest OF Boucicauns conceptions. Tho plan Of Mr.
Clarke the lessee in undertaking the leading character
IN each piece produced irrespective Of his capabilty 10
sustain H. seems TO denote inability 10 pay for pro
per actors In his impcronaton Of Salem Scudder, a
naturally overdrawn character, he presented mixture
Of his Tccdles and Paul Pry which uterly destrwc
tive Of individuality The oshes characters poorly
sustained, with perhaps the exception Of Mis- Rcsc
Etyuss's Zoe, ,he effect Of which, however, was 10
spotted By the blundene Of the other performers - 70
be altogether lost,