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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-30
DRUGS, PAINTS, OIL, &c.

FAMILY DYE COLORS.
PATENTED OCTOBER IS, 1868.
Black Dark Green,
Black for SILK, Light Green,
Dark Blue, Magenta,
Light Blue, Maize,
French Blue, Maroon,
Claret Brown, Orange,
Dark Brown, Pink,
Light Brown, Purple,
SNUFF Brown, Royal Purple,
Cherry, salmon,
Crimson, Scarlet,
Dark Drab, Slate,
Light Drab, SOlferino,
Fawn Drab, Violet,
Light Fawn Drab. Yellow,
For Dying silk, Wooden and Mixed Goods, Shawls
Scarfs Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets,
Hats, Feathers Children's Cloth
ing, and alb kinds of
Wearing Apparel.
Re saving of eighty per cent. 80
For % cents you color rs many goods rs woult
otherwise cost five times that SUN. Various shade
can be produced from the same dye. The process i
simple and any one the Dye with perfect sue
cess.
Directions in English French and German inside o
each package, HOWE STEVENS,
26O Broadway, Boston.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
Ocg-6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-30

good canvasser can make money rapidly selling
them in every town. Exclusive sale guaranteed and
liberal terms given to responsible parties who first APP
ply. Dealers who will purchase few and put them
out on TRIAL. can soon make large sales Send for de-
scrptive circular and terms.
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GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, co.

r
WV. TAYLOR, ISO' o. TAiLOk'
WIN. TAYLOR & son, WHOLESALE
w GROCERs, Nos 9 and II East Main street, offer
to the trade
Is hogsheads sides Bacon
10 hogsheads breasts Bacon 30
10 hogsheads Hams
% boxes Shoulders
loo barrels extra refined and Sugar
40 barrels crushed and powdered Sugar
100 bags fair 20 prime Rio Coffee
90 bags Java Coffee
80 bags Laguayra Coffee
90 barrels New York Syrup
go barrels wbiskey, various grades
leo barrels Brandy, various grades
80 barrels Gin
90 barrels sherry, Port and Madeira Wine
4puneheons Holland Gin
2puncheons Scotch Whisky
200 boxes fine g. L. Tea
100 boxes Japan Tea
100 boxes Tallow and Adamantne Candles
leo boxes Soap various grades
1000 reams Wrapping Paper
2oO dozen Brooms
loo nests Baskets
800 gross DAileys and ParlOr Matches
100 boxes prime Cheese janl6-f
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DLUNT 4 MOSELEY,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
90 MAIN STREET,
90 MAIN STREET,

Near Fourteenth, next to "Times" BuildingJ
Have lust opened with an entire new stock OfDRUGS,
MEDICINES Chemicals Paints Oils Dye Stufs, Per
fumerv Fancy Articles Soaps, Pomades, Combs, Tooth
Brushes Hair Brushes surgeons Instruments, Trussss
supporters, &c Also me quality cigars ana ChewloS
Tobacco and all such articles as are usually found in
drst-class Drug Store.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded At
all hours.
JESSE CHILD, with Blunt 4 Moseley soleits a call
from his friends and the public generally nOv2Su
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SCALES
DANKS, DINMORE & co.'s

DANKS, DINMORE & CO.'S
ID STANDARD PLATFORM, WAREHOUSE and
COUNTER SCALES.
The attention of Builders, owners Of Wareho1ses,
Grocers and Commission Merchant, Is called 70 tnese
Scales, samples Of which are prepared 70 eNhlol'
which guarantee being equal IN accuracy AURA
this market and at a LOWER Price
We put up these scales, including the Dormant Scales
anywhere in the city, under our personal supervision
and WARRANT EyERT SCALE. -
HARPER, TALIAFERRO CO.,
t,1-t Foot OF sixth street on the Canal.
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IRISH WHISKEY,

IRISH WIiISKEY,
i warranted genuine.
20 bbls. Pure Rye Whiskey
Genuine French Brandy
southampton Apple Brandy
Holland Gin
Rum
Claret Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine
London Porter
Cigars
Gnnpowder and Black Teas, superior quality
Crushed, Powdered, Extra and Brown Sugars
New sugar-eured Hams and Breasts
Leaf Lard
Java, Iaguayra and Rio Coffee
AdAmantins and Tallow Candles
French and Enlish Mustard
Bread Soda and Yeast Powders.
Fer sale by JOHN ~ HIGGINS,
No. / Franklin street, near the Old Market.
deceit
A. J. JOHNSTON, 4. l.. HINT,
Charlotte co., Va. Formerly Of
Alexandra, Va.
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I. c. BROWNING, Genera1 Agent,
3I7 Broadway, New York.

NEW SHEET MUSIC CHOICE AND
~ DESIRABLE.-My Mothers Sweet Goodbye Bal
lad Keller; Boo. KNOW he will Return; Song Ru-
dophsen 80 have Listened for her Footsteps;
Song and Chorus; heller; 80 cents. have no Joy
but in thy Smile Ballad Keller 30 cents Cot where
the Old Folks Died Song and Chorus; Leavts 80 cts
Kiss Me while I'm Dreaming; Song; Wimmerstedtj 80
cents -
Sent postpaid, on receipt Of price, by OLIVER DIT
son co, Publishers Boston. decl0-ts
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TICKER BROTHERS, MANU- =aR
IL FACTURERS Of PIANO F0RTES, e. - = q
No. ~ DleeeEsr street near B. BrGfad~syaf 3 II
Gently commenced the manufacture Of their improve
patented PIANOS, which the most perfect and finest
tuned INSTRUMENTS yet produced to which they invite
The attention Of the trade and intending purchasers
throughout the United States. As from the New York
World May 18th, 1865: "fhe Messrs Decker Brothers
instruments have attained the enyiable distinction Of
being in all respects ncomparably the best now made
IL the country decl-Sm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-30
LAND AGENCIES, &c.

COUTHERN LAND EMIGRATION
y AND PRODUCT COMPANY,
II BROADWAY,
Mar Wall streetl NEW YORK.
w. II. QUINCY, Qate of South Carolina,) Secy
Organized for the purpose Of introducing Capital Me-
chanical Skill Emigration and Lbor-savinE Machinery
into the Southern States Stationary and portable En-
gines Saw and Cirist Mills, Cotton GINS ana presses
Turpenne and Whiskey Dstilleries, Agricultural I'M
pleme and Laborsavng Machinery oil all KINDS lulh'
ished at manufacturers prices.
Consgnments of Cotton, Turpentine ana all other
Southern products solicited.
White Labor German, Sc supplied.
Southern Lands Sold leased and exchanged. =,
Particular attention paid to the sale oil state ana Rail
road Bonds and all other Southern Securities
Address w. II. QUINCY, Secretary,
Il, Broadway, New York.
REFERENCES:
G. W Riggs ESQ. Washington, ID. Z.
Messrs Wilson Gibson Co, Bankers, New lork
Edward Hasht, Esq, President Bank Commonwealth
New York ,,,,.o re, Isr.
Henry Stokes, Esq., President Manhattan Life lnsu'
Messrs. W. +. Walters Co., Baltimore, Md
Messrs. Thomas Co., Bankers, Baltimore, Md
Colonel VIM Johnson President Charlotte ana 20
lumbia Railroad. -, Gil, coIia
Ruins Johnston, Esq, President Exchange Bank Co
III { T. jan3-lm
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NEW YORK ADVERT1SEMENTS.


JOIN B. FULLER
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER.
No. S Deg street, New York,
Has In stsre and ready for immediate shipment, and Is
manufacturing TO order,
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
to $50 horse power Circular and Upright Saw Mills
q the approved construction, OF al Sizes cutting
100 to 1900 feet Of lumber per hour erst NILS NH
Irons, Water Wheels, and every kind OF MIL Ma
ehinerv. Sugar Mills, Paper and Mining Machinery;
r.. r.. k for OH and salt Works; Cotton and
v.r,i,,i PI,nsr,. woodwork Planning Ma
Iron Pi4 1a,5s. Gray Woods Planning Ma
r., N - chimes,
Bril lA Yl.s,,.. Daniels Planning Machines,
1870 D...e Wscbinss Moulding Machines,
Sualsll lss D-SIIs sash Machines,
SSPs pan,ns Fenoning Machines,
49, p-r,5s Power MOrticing Machines,
i'S,Sog Pumps Foot Mortieing Machines,
S.,jc, Pumps Boring Machines,
iiNir,alie Jacks, Blind Stat Tenoning Ma
$50 lacks chimes,
s,,n1 Psilevs and Hang Circular saw Benches,
- Wrght's Patent Scroll Saws
pnbbsr and Leather Belt Patent Belt Scroll saws,
80 Circular Reserving Mills
rs.tbsr and Rubber Hose, Upright Reserving Mills
pI1'r,birg md Gas Fit Rotary and Mining Pumps
-, Every description OF Ma
s,sa5 ana c,as Pines. ehinsry and Railway Sup
steam and Water Gauges, Piles -
COTTON GINS COTTON GINsl COrrON oINs'
TAYLOR, Eagle, Brown, Southern, raven Excelsior
al NcCartbV Cotton Gins, with engines or horse pow,
anu MI tbn required for the same, in store, and
~ aiicite5 oct2S-ly
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NOTICE.
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.,

HOME AGAlN.-For seven months past |
have bad business, having lost nv GALLERY ana
nearly my al by the great nte on the 50 Of April
have the pleasure 10 announce To ms 49, y. -
the public that have once more GAIIERy i,..ts5
on the corner Of Ninth and Main streets win an -
tr.nee on Main Through W..D. Cookies bookstor1 80
also on Ninth street. an supplied with entirely nsy
and the mozl improved apparatus and stock and bsv
sseured the services % T. Jefferson Nimmo to r.
manor born" who has had over dfteen years expe
A. in the past in the future, promise my patron.
GOD and satisfactory work.
G. W. MINIS, Photographic,
o.,s7-lv Corner Main and Ninth streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-11
Sax FR.SrIsro. Nav

SAN Francisco, May 3.
The roads in the interior are now passable
and large quantities Of freight is being for
warded.
A letter dated Maricopa Mills. Arizona
April 18th. states that Brevet Major Chas +
Miller. Captain Co b. Fourteenth Infantry.
and 4. 4. Sarger Tappan, L. S. A.. were
fired upon BY Apachees a. Cottonwood
Springs. March 22d The former was killed
and the latter badly wounded
\ despatch received from New Westmin
s'er. yesterday. reports that new gold dig
glugs. paving nine dollars per ,ian have been
struck on Clemens creek. near Big Bend
Nine hundred boats are going an Columbus
river. laden with miners and provisions
Ii is rumored that [. S. soldiers at Fort
Colwell have deserted and gone to the mines.
taking their arms with them
The charter election in Virginia city. New
ada, resulted in the entire success Of the Tn
ION ticket. The charter election at Stockton
also resulted IN the success Of the Union
ticket.
The bankers are throwing out mining stock
cola,erals not considered FIRST class A
further shipment on Government account OF
S3oo,ooo In treasure. not manifested, was
made by the steamer Of April Is, from San
francisco. Seven per cent. gold bonds are
in good demand at ssl. They are now held
at -. The recent transactions in them
amount to $4,000 The dry goods trade
has been duh during the past week A, one
auction sale Alapacas. Merinos. Lawns.
Prints, hosiery. velvet and Taffeta ribbons
were sold to the amount of $1,000. with a
credit of 80 days on bills over 81 900.
Mining Stocks firm; Ophir 5l5 Imperial
l3a; Yellow Jacket 705: Alpha 800: CholIar
Potose 3l5; Empire Mil IS: Legal Tender :
ISL.
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SAN FRANcIsco, May 6.
A special messenger arrived yesterday at
Los Angeles, bringing dispatch from the
commander at Fort Trant to Gen Mason an
nouncing that Fort Goodwin and the arsenal
had been taken by 1000 Indians. The gar
rison, numbering l24 we're masacred with one
exception, and the fort burned. The man
who escaped was out hunting at the time and
witnessed the transaction from a distance.
He saw the fort burning and heard guns
firing during the fight, which lasted nearly an
hour. 1t is supposed the Indians gained ad
mission to the fort under pretext OF entering
into treaty of peace which Gen. Mason had
instructed the commander of the fort to
make,
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Mr.. Doolittle said the President was moi
responsible for delaying the trial Of JEFF. Da-
Wis. 1t was admitted a court martial was
not q proper tribunal, and the Judge Of the
proper court had refused, SO far, to try him.
As for the trial of General Lee, it was known
General Grants idea of such thing so long
as Lee obeyed the terms Of Surrender.
MIR. Dooittle said the charge that the Pres.
ldent or his supporters were in favor OF ad-
mitting rebels to the councils of the nation
was an infamous falsehood The President
has his friends in Congress. He only main
tanned that each House for itself was Judge Of
the qualifications of our members.
Mr.. Salisbury took the floor to reply to
Mr. Nye, but the latter being absent, he post
poned his remarks.
Mr.. Howard obtained the floor, bnt gave
way to executive sission.
Adjourned.
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FrOn Cinctn n att.

CIsclSSATl, May ~.
A convention of n-episcopal Methodist
churches assembled in this city yesterday 10
discuss and effect basis Of union. Dele
gates representing nearly all the churches IN
the Northern States were present. The con-
yention Will probably last several days.
\ suit between the Ohio and Mississippi
and indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad com
panies for an alleged breach Of contract
commenced yesterday before the Superb
or Court. The damages claimed is 81 600
600. Prominent lawers of the country are
engaged on both sides.
The City Solicitor of Cincinnati has entered
suit against the several street railroad com
panies for charging higher rates Of fare than
the contract allows
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
l13l:G}a:lAl1'll;}

For against Moths in Clothing Its Advantage En-
cheney, Economy impars sweet odor TO the Clothes and
last through tuslvemonths Every druggist has
it. HARRIS 4 CHAPMAN, Boston.
may4dAw-ffi.sstsun.
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FfNieth Anntversary OF tho America
Bible Society.
Nrw Yapv Nov IN

rHHetn Anntversary Of tho Americ an
Bible Society.
New YORK, May To-
At the 5oth. anniversary Of the American
Bible Society to-day, speeches were made by
Rev. DR.. Springer. DIR. Anderson. Hon. X.
c. Winthrop, Rev.'Mr. Nolan, Rev. Mr..
Philins, Rev. Dr. Tavlor. Rev. DR.. Orms-
ton. Rev. Mr.. PASCAL. Bshob Jones and
Mai. Gen. Howard. The managers report
shows that the Society has now upon its list
1912 anxiliaries. with their 1880 branches,
making in all 5.232 Bible Societies now di-
rectly connected, besides number Of others
which are not auxilaries. hut contribute to
its funds. Nearly or qnite 10000. have been
made directors or members for life. of whom
probably about 10000 directors and 1000
members survive. The whole amount Of re.
ceipts during the last fifty years has been
l.043. .4a5.371. The sum total Of issues is
81 400, 9sS volumes The Secretary presents
and circulates the scriptures in whole or part
IN abont fifty languages and dialects. The re-
ceipts dnring the year Just closed, will exceed
those of the year ending March 3lst, 1861.
2s. s.3oS.4l2. The issues Of the last FIVE wears
exceed those Of the first thirty three years Of
the society,", ,347, 140.-bv l07 ,09l volumes
tian Commission Of books granted to that
body for the army and navy during the war,
was ,466, 148 volumes. valued at S17,as2.
400 Five thousand delegates participated
in this great work which was conducted with
ont charge for transportation or any thing
else on the American Bible Society.
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BALTIMORE, May

A man named John Price shot another man
named Clinton Jones, last night, in the Amer
lean Theatre, corner of Baltimore and Cal
vert streets. Jones died at midnight. He
was second in a recent prize fight.
The first regiment, Maryland colered troops,
returned home to day. They made hand
some appearance passing through the western
section Of the city. A conflict occurred be-
tween some colored people following the sol
diers. A number of fierce blows were ex-
changed. Fire arms are reported TO have
been used and one or two persons wounded.
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BALTIMORE. May 9Th. 1866.

The best thing to give our enemy is for
giyeness TO your opponent, toleration; to
your friend, your heart, to child, good ex-
ample; to father, Difference; to your mother,
conduct that will make her proud Of you; to
eli men, charity.
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QUEEN VIcroRIA's health has become i'm
paired again recently, nnd it Is rumored that
she . tAreateaed 4 with insaaiy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-11

CoRREcTIoS. paragraph of the report Of
a Refugee from Memphis xas very much
mangled in our editorial columns yesterday.
1t should have read thus: A Methodist
church belonging to the Northern white
branch, and not to the colored people, was
burned by the Irish Catholic Rebels: and the
programme had been enlarged to include all
the offensive institutions and individuals OF
the city, comprising Republicans, Yankees,
Methodists, and Baptists as we'll as negroes,
when Gen. Stonemans interference cut the
programme short for the present.
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TnE STATE LINE RoAp.-On the second
page will be found well written article by a
person who has passed over the route of the
Estate Line Road This question is one of
Importance to Keokuk, and should not be al
lowed to pass unheeded.
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- - : -----
MARRIED..

In this city, the 10th inst by the Rev. W. g. Crsig
Mr. j. HALpEN GRrMIs, Of Harrodsburg, Kentucky. TO
Miss ZILrHA THOMPSON, daughter Of Wm Thompson, Of
this city.
, 1866-01-17
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR m1DH1GnT:mARKET REPORT,

tspeein1 Despatch 70 Western Associated Psesal
....... NEW YoRK, jan. Is.
The stock market haa taken another spasuedIc up-
ward turn. Tbs Bulls hope to realize IN luap.o1eeut
upon the covering Of therefore sus
tain tic market. At tho sane time The Bears h.k the
market sufe7enny short to gtye their oppoaesxa a.
vantage, and putting out few opt1ons Ihe orts,te
Public Stand a1oof from speculation and b,okc1s op
Grating for Fake hare to cay the whole q the
market. AT the morning Board prices about RI
covered III they lost yesterday afternoon but he
market VIE not actve. It continued ssrung during the
day hut weakened somewhat toward the close, AZ
the last Board there WA great excitement and lzzke
bualoeas On Pittsburgh.
IDslNG PRICES.
The following were the closing ps1cea 4. 100 D. H.;
Scw York Centfaf, R1x; E1e. 924: Reading, INK
Michigan Southern. ny; G1eyeland L P1t,sourrh
'sK; Rock 1aland, iolx. Eorshwcste1n, nix; do pro-
ierIed. sN.
Governments are quiet, but On the wtoie arm, Gold
interest honda are supported by The expectation ot
higher quotations from London By tia next stexmsr.
Ffverwenttes were y batter. sevN.thf1tles are Ia
steady deusnd from nrns desaEmg to employ their
surplus funds.
The payment Of the interest Of 1905 has contributed
10 further esse Of mooaJ- Liberal amounts Are offered
1t3 = cent -
GOLD.
Gold Is fru md IN better demand for cu1toms du.
teh There is little specuisuoa and very allght ue.
!. SEA- tnss.. =. I'm Es.s pc
leons stocks were steady, but senere1ly quiet.
p....,., .,.., ~. s-h.4. -nh...4.,
s.tH s,,H - nnous. sse1l scuvs %
se3a 60 ~. 49, " .n ~. Aau soo III.
~" - 49, =. eaG tss Sas Gene1sMY
-. az ss .1A tsaU'ea.u ~ N M po.s0 WIZ aaosN5
oEsnpJ - aen Qua.lGs = ~ sne etoek E1enanee. The
S.ss =. re.e - s4s @uo9 tste*' AAeknkny.
~ ,es sa"Hs Ts.1ss - SoSen1sa. : ~ heuneaon
4.oa 1I i%!ess &scs 1!Lloic t9ccks e1s.5ut F1FAt
, 1866-01-17

~ iemP1oyed o. my dssa1pt1E w1ater, .tesy an4
lawrence skater, WIS also On the Ice, and peefos
ed series Of brilliant eyol1tlcnz. E.
The Central Park Was tHnpsdd w,ah pleasure
t-ctern and Mis- Ea,7ls A. koacs ditpQrtAd her.
fefamonz the othera IN highly graceful nsrne1.
The wilmington s1d oeden had earh thetr propef
shnre q p1'sonaee. Even the Chseago river, poo.
lis she S4ciltteA were, Vas visited hy 1ew etraT
spor1smen. The members Of the Caledonia Clnb
. y .rt foHh in the afternoon znd exerrt-ed them
srlv ? In The good old game Of curling, which IL
, 1866-01-17

L'AFHlcs:r-Gw{rr tn n t,pss down 1,hf,b
occn rrrd a e., 4,.,n t...,, r,ass.s.ts - -I,sa
"M emoasA MI. Gran and portion Of his Opera
.L,Afr,caines has heer, nn,yoidably on.tnoned
,,,tF1 th.s ere1N -.1o ~ ~. posspoasN
uAU - stnR' 1ne ao'ae1n q nckea aaa5 oo
fennoeo 1nattt blight change Of programme WILL
not occasion ID further trouble NJ far IA fheY are
concerned the .trts nu,elased Sor last evsnfna
,,sfr- ,,ood tor a1,.a.t 49, 80 ~. -. -. s 'a..Es
49,. n!shst III" ~ o9f'ne 1ne lenaih-
oes t W .ae eNo1s NJ m
FonaEsTGIhs TT announcement that Edwin For
mence nye nige' engagement At the Opera
House, viii be fec*ed with pleasure by Ill true
admirers of the hx1unic nj Mr.. Forrest has
doubtless nunefouadmiress IN the West Is every.
where. but there u All1 more uumcTous class who
have never Witnef- f-etis unequalled performances,
and who wl!l be re1dto bid him cheerful vel
come to Chicago hRiu commence hIs engage
ment on The evening othe I'D, in Knowles' cele-
to be one of the mastuteces Of fhat ere.t alt3st
MCvIcKEn's THEATRLJoh Brpprham's pdat-
tatfon Of '.pavfd Coptheld." :" EhIch Wns nFa!n
produced last evening, t,r \ pood honse Al Nc
Tickct'e Iii. Btpugham cs.a,ninr the nrfrf nart
OF YMfc1uber, in which be Velores An exEaordins-
r. perception and apprtst!on or The nrofoupd
hnnpr oi this most ofiEn al Iii Dickens1 delIu-
cations: This evening he d appear in he charac-
and Son "a tole. which bsds, perhaps, eqnal
scope for his peculiar pow, although m a 9eTy
different direction. IT.
MGaEUn.-"Iostt In lnrdo' cout1uue e. to draw
good houses At the Guseunapd the same piece
will he presented this aftefnoo and evening.
SKAr1Hu.-The Skating pa1 Teyr eaeh md all
thso~n orcu yeftctdaJ, and " all crowded both