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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23
Mesica,. Affairs

NEW YORK, March q.
The Herald prints official documents going
to show that there is complete rupture be-
tween Macmillan and the Catholic Church.
Among them is letter from the Pope to Max
milan, in which he utters warnings and
gives advice, all of which, however, are disre-
garded by the latter. The Archbishops and
Bishops of Mexico also protest against the
acts of Macmillan, and appeal for the suspen-
sion of the measure against the Church. Their
protest is also unheeded, and the final DEGREES
Of religious tolerance and confirmation of the
reform laws of Juarez are pronounced.
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New YORK, March :

= - NEW FORK, March Y.
The Herald's Key West correspondent saws
the pbject of Newton's recent expedition up
St Marks river, Fla, was to clear out the
rebels, infict as much damage as possible. and
if practicable capture st. Marks. Though
not accomplishing all, he was greatly success
full. After considerable skirmishing, he had
stubborn fight at Natural Bridge. where the
enemy were in strong force, and well posted.
Though in superior numbers the rebels were
driven from their position, but owing to the
disparity of numbers, Gen. Newton deemed it
best to return to Key West, which he did with
out being troubled by the rebels.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New Rebel Battery near Hather's Rwn-
Great Fire-O official Report of Gen. Thomas
--Specaal Order. * 3af aai 40 SYST 5si8 rlaa (
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NEW YORK. March "a.
overwhelming; sales 100 bales; middling up
land 60@53
Four-receipts 2s8s b,ls; sales $500 bbs State and
Western dull State 8 6550l0 10: Round Hoop Ohio
10 40@11 60; Western 970@ 10 30; Southern dull I;
sales 200 bbs at 10 259l3 Isl Canada 80 higher
400 bbls at 10@D1i 80. 7fsl tliNaEsTh . y
Wheat-S@5c HIGHER; sales 10 800 bushels; Winter
Red Western 90@1 90; IL, 200 bushels mber Mich.
igan 9O@2 90; and 1900 Chicago Spriag at 500
4 IS. 7A--.'s 81 % 9iseAi - - n "
Cern-quiet; sales Is 600 tushels new mixed W est.
ern at 55@l66; Yellow Western 70. f
Olts-393c lower Canada 99c
Beef-quiet. ~ "3A 5ts'les
york-dull; sales 500 bbls new mess at 81 90
@275l.r ste yt1e s .t,f+ - w
LaId-sales 1900 bbls at let@1st.
Butter dull and nominal.
Y Whiskey-lower; sales $50 bbls at2l8 lesl
Groceries-dull.
Nsval StoI es- quiet
Freightsto Lvsrpooi-dull
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The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the inzy
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elaskics
~ Of youth; the heated brain is coolSd; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformiteo re.
moved faintness converted to yigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see the deaf to hear ana
the palsied form to move upright the bleEishes OF
youth are obIiterated the aocidssss Of mature ITS
prevented; the oaamities o. old age obviated, ans
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AUCTION SALES.
Tow Boat at Auctio0,

EAskA good Tow Boat Of sh0,. N A..
burthen, In goo1 running osaa ~ .o ON,
10 soIa &C auction, at Cats Wharf, on Ther, VII
March 23d, at IL O'Clock A. N. Anarsday'
For PARTICULAR enquire of ..l .
Z. fArTEN, No. IL Exchanv.tN
Portland, Feb, 9 l865.-dtmar25
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Items from Richmond Papers.

WASHINGTON, March %. 4
The Richmond Sentinel Of Monday says
there is no official Information of the repulse
OF Sherman, but gives credence to it.
Senator Hunter publishes a card in the
Richmond papers denying that he is in favor
of reconstruction. He advises the people OF
the South to fight as long as their President
and commander in chief think there is any
hope ofsuccess.
The Dispatch announces the arrival at City
Point Of large feet of gunboats and trans
ports, and says the Yankees have erected saw
mills, machine shops of all descriptions, and
made manufacturing city of the place. @
Richmond papers say that the Arabianhorse
presented to JEFF. Davis by the Viceroy OF
Egypt and brought over by blockade run
ner, and which was sent into the interior OF
North Carolina for safe keeping, has been cap
tured by Sherman's scouts, who announced
their intention Of sending it to President
Lincoln. -1 .ia5 atet 3aa.s1oasg 4tffs (
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

WE have been at some pains to ascertain
what instrument of the many now soliciting
the public favor combines the greatest amount
Of real excellence. We have prosecuted this
inquiry entirely independently OF aid or tiirec
tion from interested parties. The opinions of
some of the best musical critics, composers.
and performers have been obtained; reports
of experiments made in the ordinary use Of
various Instruments in churches, schools and
families, have been compared, all of which.
with singular unanimity, concur. in assigning
the first place to the Cabinet Organ of Mason
& H4mlin-a decision that corresponds with
our previously formed convictions received
from personal observations. = Ne,u York
Christian Advocate. 0p3gyt0v "a d
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NEW YORK, March %.
The Herald's Washington dispatch SAYS it
Is known by the administration that Stephens,
Hunter and Lee are all hopeless of the rebel
lion and have so informed Davis. Lee looks
upon the armlng of slaves as failure, for the
simple reason that Congress delayed the meas
ure too long; besides, the failure to make the
negro free renders the plan useless.
President Lincoln does not believe there
will be any more serious fighting, but that the
rebels will soon surrender.
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And authorizes all rsteilers to give NEW PAIRS in
every instance where any radical detect appears in
scoss to that extent that it would be unreasonable
70 expect q .neu pair. If but Little Worn, Neao
Pairs aciU be GiUes scith pJed~are
Now make a sure thing Of u BY buying none but
those with the COD MANS WARRANT on
the n, and stGrve out the retailers of shoddv This
is the first instance in the history II trade That Won
have had cha rce. on ldree scale to show YOU
want good article and are willing to stand bv q
man who will sodrrGRt his goods and live up to t.
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From Kinstoss.

aa9ta ed aei BALTIMORE, March %.
Steamer Ajax, from Morehead City, Mon
day, has arrived-at Fortress Monroe, and re-
ports that all that was known of Schofeld was
that he had advanced from Kinston. se
just as the Ajax steamed out to sea all tho
war vessels in the harbor were observed to
display flags in the rigging, and it was sup
posed that some good news had just been re-
ceived. ~ 10y fs
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NEW YoRK. MARCH. %.

~ Fl NEW YORK, March. Y.
Intelligence from Siam to-day. by mails OF
the last European steamer, state that owing to
the failure of the rice crops famine is now ex-
isting in that kingdom. a. aof,f
The Siamese government, in accordance
with treaty provisions, has announced that
for seven months from the 25th of January
last, the export of rice and paddy is forbid
den.
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NEW 1ORK, March ".
Wool by anction, IL bales cape, slightly
damaged, sold at from 20 l 2 to 80 IL. a.
The prices realized were considered high.
and all the lots on the catalogue were sold.
1t was an underwriters Offering. The attend
ance was few, among others Messrs. Gardiner
and Maynard Of Boston.
The $4,000 worth of United States bonds,
stolen from the Central Bank, Monday, have
been recovered. @ ,ees q ,tr
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From Gen. .Sher,nn,,.

WASHINGTON, March 21.
: Gen. Sherman wrote several days ago from
Fayetteville, N. c., to friend, that he had re-
ceived his supplies from Cape Fear River, and
was at the time of writing ready to move again,
and that he had followed with slight exception
the path laid out before he left Savannah He
states he had ordered the arsenal at Fayette-
vile to be blown up as he hardly thought the
government would need an arsenal in the fu-
ture 10 either of the Carolinas. a., .,...a.
Johnston's entire army was at or near Colds
boro. IL is believed he has not more than 4O, :
600 men. -rdg III slaasts t.srfaI. q rrnJF ,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

PROF. FABIAN gave another of his grand
Magic Soirees last evening, keeping his au-
diehce in good humor and receiving hearty
applause. The distribution of gifts went of
very pleasantly, all being satisfied. This even
ing the leading prizes will be handsome
silver Tea Service. valued at $45 90; and a
Canton Grape Shawl, valued at $4,000; to-
gether with las other gifts. The Professors
liberal distribution of presents is the theme of
universal praise. bsha sf.l ...lf
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Special Notice.

Thefollewing regulations will be rigidly oo'ef'eu
By the Proprietors of the Press;
i. Nopapers win be delivered by carriers eA'ep'
to those who have subscribed atthe once.
2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on MS
ROUTE or to collect money from subscribers.
s. Carriers found guilty efviolating the foregoing
rules they will be discharged.
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RY TELEG RAPH
Ev ENaNG PAPERs
Great CONSERVATION .. Rsohmona.

NEW YORK, March o.
The Tribuue's James River correspondence
says refugees gea rom Richmond report great
CONSERVATISM prevailing in that city. They
of evacuation, in the way OF sending govern
ment materials, machinery, &C., to Lynchburg
and Danville. They also say that Sheridan
mas put stop to this in a great measure by
destroying the Richmond and Lynchburg
canal, the main means OF communication left.
The Danville railroad is almost worn out, with
no material or men to spare to repair it. These
men think Davis, Lee and other leaders have
lost all hopes, and already have their eyes on
Mexico as an asylum. ..
The Sanitary Commission are sending large
quantities Of stimulants to the army OF! the
Potomac. A number of surgeons and nurses
left here to-day for City Point.
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Portland and Penobscot River.
Spring Arrangement.

.slK The new and fast-going steam'F
zsiEss.'REGULATOR," Capt W. II. Now
err viii commence her trips to Bangor or a. far as
the ice will permit Wednesday MOI ming March 18th,
leaving Railroad Wharf foot Of State Street. every
WRDkRsrAY ana BAFeRDAY Morning. at O'Clock.
Re ufning. will leave wintsrport every MONDAY
and THURsDAY Mornin ats O'clock.
Passeneers ficketed through to and from Boston,
Lowell Lawrence. Salem and Lynn.
For feighz or passage apply to
"A. S0MERBY, Agent,
At O1ice on the Wharf
Z Portland Marchs Q. 1ss5s-if f7fElO
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

PETRoLEuM.-Attentio is invited to the
advertisement of the Oil Creek and Allegany
Oil Company, in our columns this morning.
Tie directors, we are assured, are men Of the
first character, who would not, willingly, lend
their names to any deceptive object
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

THEATRE.-The storm and bad state of the
Theatre last evening. The performances went
off admirably. eliciting much applause. This
evening will be performed the drama of The
Spectre Bride, and the farce Of Love in all
Corners. .-grfi 4 ~ esN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

PHILADELPHIA, March ~.
Jay Cooke. the United States subscription
agent, reports sales of 1905 to-day to the
amount OF $3, los 900. The largest single sub
scription from the west was from Chicago
tor S133OO0, and from the east one for $780,
600 from Philadelphia. There were 1900
individual subscriptions for sums of $50 and
800 each
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REcaUTrING.-On Only one man was sent into
camp yesterday from the Provost Marshal's
office, although more than dozen were en-
listed who will be reported when they go into
camp. m 50sag
Six men we're enlisted yesterday at the City
Recruiting office. laeis gas gee ss
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TEETHi TEETH TEETHI

Dr. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, IL
sty g.snors ra.; rers S having decaysd tes
he would give polite Invitation 70 call. y
Superior electro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions.
Dr.. d. can accommodate few patients with
board and treatment 1t his house. ft -sa
from to p NJ. and to In the Evening.
Consultation Free. novltf A..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

DRY GooDs AT AUcTIoN.-E. M. Patten
will offer at auction at his rooms tomorrow
friday at 10 and 3o'clock, by catalogue, a
large and desirable assortment of dry goods Of
all descriptions. Dry goods dealers and others
will find it to their advantage to attend this
sale, as it is the largest stock that has been Of
fered in this market for years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

BLUE FLANNEL CoNcERT.-The seventh
concert of this series for the benefit of the sol
diers, will be given this evening at the house
of ABNER LOWELL, Pearl street. Perform
ance to commence at 8 o'clock Miss Jennie
Usher and The Quintette Club will assist.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23
Furnit,rre nt Auction.

ON Wednesday, March 10th, at 10 O'Clock, A. M,
" at House No. ~ MtlborDe Street,--all the Fur
nturs in said house, consisting IL Brussels and In
grain CaTpsts Reds and Bedsteads, Sofss, Lounges,
Stuffed Chairs, Rockers, Bureaus, Lookirg Glasses,
Hat stand, Card, Center, Work and DiniD Tables.
Parlor Stove and Cook Stove, Refrigerator 80 to-
gether with many useful articles of ousskeeping.
HENRY BAILEY Co., Austioneers.
mar22td
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PORTLAND AND VIOIN1TY.
Nesv Adgertssements ro-DaY

N0W AdUeFf88eWse5sfs T0-UGB
Tn atre-Deering Hall-This Evening.
Auction Sals-E N. Patten.
Situation Wanted. s
Oil Creek an Allegany Oil Company.
No'ice-Cumberland Bono Co.
Removable. p Mnlett
Not;ce-U. S. Christian Commission.
Suff1lk and Oil Creek Petroleum Co.
Grand Conoert-City Hall.
- Up for Catarrh-H. H. Hay.
Wdite Lead-Ro ert Colgate A. Co.
Admin strator's sale--James NJ Bur nj ham.
Clothing VIM Brown.
Administrators Sale--John Blethen.
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Tq.y 3 an PROVIDENCE, II. L., March ~.
Bradley and Bueler, the democratic nomi.
nees for Governor and Lieut.. Governor, have
declined. Thereupon the convention nomi-
mated Alfred Anthony OF Johnston. for Cover
nor, and Alney Arnold, of North Providence.
for Lieut.. Governor. IT E7Eg
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TT New YORK, March 20.
The Post says an incendiary fire took place
at Port au Prince on the 18th ult., by which
$50 houses were destroyed, involving loss of
$7,000,000 Another attempt was made SUBJ
and shot. - p LaQ
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HARPER's MAGAzINE.-The number for
April is out. and it is rich one. 1t may be
had at the MeSsrs. Bailey & Noyes', and A
Robinson's Exchange Street.
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Reoe, Force d. riosnssy OF the Write House

FORTRESS MONROE, March %.
A note dated March 81, $50 P. NJ, says
steamer Matilda has just arrived from the
White House, and brings intelligence OF the
appearance of a rebel force in the vicinity oil
that place, and manifesting great activity in
that locality. seasli q ss44
The steamer Key Post while passing the
highlands on the Pamunkey River, was fred
into BY party of this force this morning and
considerably DAMAGED. IL ----.- -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

1rUrELER having recently returned
yom Boston destroys Sn, q o9Mssn,g pupils d a1r
ne, German Teacher. 5S Iss
DER some I'd q giving perfect eaisactfcn TO al VINO
lees fsvor ner with their patronage. kor durtnef
rstsrencs, apply to n Free st. meezidsH"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

LADY.s BooK.-The April number of this
popular monthly has been received at the
bookstores of Messrs. Bailey &, Noyes and
Davis Brothers, Exchange street. A1l Z .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

PERSONAL Senator Fessenden returned
home from Washington Monday evening.
Considering the laborious duties he was oblig-
ed to undergo as Secretary of the Treasury,
ard his unremitting attention given their per-
Torrance, he is in much better health than we
anticipated. A respite from official cares, and
the pure breezes of the North will prepare him
, to take his old place as leader in the Senate.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23
Real Estate for Sale.

@so0I 0H G6U0 1UI 0UkOs
FF'HE undersigned offer the following described
pieces of property in Portland, belonging to the
estate Of Joseph Noble ESQ, deceased.
>. H. Stores BET ween Exchange ard Lime Streets
fronting on Exchange street. Mr.. John NJ. Baker
M ariy opposite win designate the premises. -
y. Store and land. No. IL Exchange street, occu-
pied BY Mr.. e. M, Patten. aze p 4'1I'f I
. Lot ofland situate on North and Poplar streets
Z. Parcel ofland situate on Congress street.
store and land situate On Fore street No 2l o
ana st0re-h0use and land in the rear.
.. Houses aud Land on York street. They can be
seen on application to Mr.. James Bradley. llE
Lot and buildings on Union wharf Mr. AL
property. - ~ gF7snl3T - '-''
Application for purchase may be made to the sinh.
scribers, Room No. 30, No. Ill Broadway New York.
JOHN T. HEARD, sa3.
alag SETH CALDWELL JR
New York, March 10, 1866 2 & mar2Od9w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

THE Cologne Water prepared by Joseph
Burnett & Co., of Boston, is superior to the
veritable 'sFarina." We speak from actual ex.
perience.-Baltimor American. a..s
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Gen. CRAMPS Opinion.

lE-t 10 NEW York, March %.
The Times Washington correspondence says
Gen. Grant is of the opinion that Richmond
will be evacuated within the next ten days.
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auce COMPANY having made The 2sIh asse s. 50
ment of said Comrany, and committed the ssred TO
me 10 collect members are hereby re- 70 me, or
pay outse,,zea Nv me- to receive the same
within thirty days from April LIST iseS colector.
CHARLES HUMPHhHi' eodaw2w
Yarmouth March 2Oth 1850 -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

HARPER's MAGAZINE for April has been
received by Davis Brothers and E. C. An
drews Exchange Street. 1t is an interesting
number. 't-...'1 "
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

MILrrARY.-Four companies from Augusta
passed through the city yesterday, bound to
the field of active operations. l3ss sr
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-23

EGen. Howell Cobb is on the stumpin Geor-
gia trying to inspirit the people.
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Who have cold hands and feet: weak stomaehsl
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headachei
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiges.
ton and constipation OF tho bowels; pain In the dido
and back; leucorrhoaa, Tor whitesli falling Oh tho
womb with internal canoersj tumors, polypus, and
all that long train of diseases will find In Electric
Lty sure means Of cure. For painful menstruAiicn.
too profnse mcnstfuation, and all Of those long line
Of troubles with young ledies Electricity s ,ertAz
speoiAo and WILL In short time, restore the suortR
10 the yfRoF of health
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M. PArTEN, AUCTIONEER, II EXCHANGE :,
Catalogue Sale
OF
- y O. O o d - {!
ay AuctionS

OF, f Gsiss % x 24!h at 10 NJ. and N.
sortmsnt Of Woolens, Oottons Drs., Gand. 80
cons isting 10 part, as follows: N'Ou'' w.
80 pie ces bleacheu and Brown sh.a.,,..
so piects PhtsGeld and Denims
81 pieces Corset Jeans,
$50 pieces Cam ncs.
40 pieces white. COlOred and Shifting FlAnnsl.,
81 pleces Hastings,
LEO pieces Ore 9 goods,
800 pieces prlnts-alI popu' ar brand,
200 pieces Wooens. Cottonades, &o,
1000 dog Wilmaua'ic Spool Cotton,
SO dog Ladies' Gloves, l+
10 doz. FANCY Shirts, ta-.
With variety OF other goods, all oewhch are fresh
and perfect without tumble. Goods ready for OK.
smlnatioa on morning of sale. Catalogue at once.
Trade 9, and others are invited TO attend
Terms. under 800, Cash; over 800, so days to
-on'hs' ior approved endorsed notes. nch2Std
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Ea,ele Hill Mutual Coal Company.

CrOCKaOLDEtS in this Co mpany will please PIT :
- sent their Receipts and take their Certicates At
lOi MIDDLE STREET. iti0 fIa laeasfa I
m r22Im % l8er EDWARD SHAW. I
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HOUSE and Land ar AUCTION,

ON Saturday, March Is, at 3 Pm, on the prem
" bes, we shall sell the property on the cor
of Congress and Merrill SITS, consisting Of good
two story wooden House. finished throughout, ex-
cepting the attic good cellar good water and abund
ance ofit with lot about rs by 70 feet, pleasantly
located, with fine and exter ded prospect Of ocean.
islands. and surrounding country. For particulars
enquire CT ~
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctioneers.
mch2ldtd
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Eagle Hill Mutual Coal Co !.

CHARES Ia the above Company can be had az
O1O2, MIDDLE STREET. sectional view of the
NINE showing the depth and thickness of the vein
mar2adiw - EDWARD SHAW. Ast.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-22
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New METRoPoLlTAN.-rnere was a
manifest Improvement in the audience
as repeeis numbers, at the theatre last
might, and an equally manifest improve
nent in thesplaying, the company being
generally better up in their parts. Miss
Waller played with her usual vigor and
in herunequaled style. The universal
verdict was "magniicents" true to
life" "wonderful" We very much re-
greet that her stay in the city 10 necessa.
riIy 50 orief2
~ o-night,r Mrs. Waller takes a fare
well beneft-positively her last appear
ance in this city during the season--OH
which occasion she will represent .Lady
Tsazle, in5 sheridan's masterpiece,
s.The School for Scandal" the finest
comedy ever written, and Lady Teazle''
is one Of Mrs. Waller specialties. We
hope to see crowded house, as botE
the play, and the lady beneficiary, de.
serve it. $3.50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-22

1t has become the custom of late, not
only in Cairo, but throughout the entire
West, for every penniless adventurer
who could, by chieanery end h1isrepre-
sentstion, gather g. small dramatic COM
pany together, to open a1theatre, pocket
the receipts, as long as he could induce
actors to play for nothing, and then
"close for repairs" This has made
good actors shy of small Western thea
tres, and would make it impossible for
any manager, unless he were known to
the profession and possessed of capital,
to bring competent company here in
the face of the bad treatment profession
ais are known to have received here for
the two seasons last past Cairo Times
Just 50, Times. One Of these PENN
less adventurers, and as destitute of
honesty as of pennies, came from Cairo
two or three years ago to this city, and
ran theatre (f)as long as he; could in
duce printers to publish him for nothing,
and then sneaked off with his printers
bills unpaid. We hope Cairo don't pro-
duce many such creatures One is
enough for any town, ,.--,-.