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PLEA ron IHE psoscasfu aAce o. AMERICA

Lecture nv hev. u. ~. snrnBi
Rev H. L. Garnet last evening dslivsfci iscturs %
titled a. abovs, at tho African Methodist Episcopal
church. corner Of south Third ami eleventh .,rects
Brooklyn h ID. Tho attendance rather small. but
comprised the Is-dirg oo,orod mon q tbs city kr
Garne, commenced by saylns that his theme vas bar.
dsged with tho Just claims Of nsariy ovs millions o.
American eltl,rns. sustained By tho sscrei punei
pies OF thu Chraaa TOT gIon, and bssei upoo the foan
fsssions o. our derocrliic republican Institutions NY
clients are no, srvcs neither tb~y entirely free
rhoy cil1ers bet yet pfOscr bed Regarded ~ more
sewage whenever IL suggss,ef by eonwenlenoe they
are torn IN from tho cloth ~ humanity BY thoso
who els m superiority Of blood sni skin. and
s,us INTO mo rsvlccs on society In orisr that N. keen
winds iifc may be kopt from ibg<s shs ssssu that
God lea rccsr o. prsons and That be has not tnsfe
oarth and that ID il sh eylden, fact that al
created free and equal 10 tbs work % gverhro~'ng
oppression and the regeneration o. State hrss stsps
rnest necessarily be taken FIRST tho people must be
convinced ~ the Necessity Of the work -erOnfy bsT
must DO tsogoashy eoassfsa % .s pa'p',s s,,,.s
laws that arr ~ variance With the iiumutnbe lava ~
God aud irinicai 70 the cqna rights " msn The nfa
been xcii taken the nation srsrrlslng is~f
for the second the third the sres, and glvroas wort
~ The fnur. There tbose ~ho sns~r a The term
radical" and attempt 70 laugh a those 20 ~1otn The
name properly applics bn, such psrsons 40 t.ass
consider boa utterly worthless IN tbs work ~ reform
ever principle that fsacai RAdicailpm alone =
was tho wstanwofd % tho bsnsfactors u msn.
kind from the dawn % civilization 70 ,hs present.
time II Wa thr motto ~ every banner that tu
roaiei over conquered empires n vice Oppression snd
n1stcs and the bsiils cry u The army dat i y s.b
lagas the world - th@ msni a God "bsbaii
tbe are lad the foot o. tho tree and sysry tree thai
brnget not forth good fruit u bsvn down ard csst into
the fre = In conclusion hr Garnet ssid We es'u
AID plead for ,qua civii sns pol.oi nights soshibs
lee. vii satisfy tbs eians ~ tho Christian religion tts
genius Of our ins'itu'i3ns the spft ~ the tbs
heart. yeaSuings 81 plgr~f bet rsng rac-. Az
yards social eggsiity viii msnags that a. lest 80
can VIZ oar claims 70 squsi rghu On The Fruuna
OF COR birth on ground ~ services " the
TRY In times o. psace snf gar, the Ervgnf ~
rstIence suffering snf iniusaf~. an1 10 tha
nsms ~ Gods ~serns Jnsfics aud mans insiisnsbs
rfxhts tToua sppl.n-s Oppression hofs heavy r1ors
cage. upon our ysz fortunes ard psars. ard stsli
not bs released until ~ last vewss ss b d~s'soy.f
Js,f@ dsrnsnfs hst tbs whole dehf sts - rslf ard
equality and fraternity be frs~iy and ilT scoorf~f 70
every Ar-r~an cnsen Preslg1s % retiring W Osrnst
reassd an snseS0,s ~ President Jstnsu md gave
hi. selt.rae OPINION that NJ. Efcsiisnry t~stsr
aasrnsd 10 hold gos~s than tbs "
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Mws From the PACIFIC COAST.

aks FgAScscu, Tee. %, ts68
The shp reported In distress yesterday on Half Moon
hay proved 10 be tho Prusslan bark Forgot-hc-Sot,
from Rio fanslrc, With an assorted cargo Tho ship
Carlyle "a condemned At that ror. The captain
unscquantsd with the coast md matter OF preosu
ton. nred ms and lay ~ waiting for pilot The
forge,N Not ,owed safely into port by the Gosb
The bars Cauda-s from Kio Jaaero, with part % tie
cargo o. ~ ship Carlyle, ccndennei ~ that port,
Her Enlanne Mslsssy'a war steamer su,ie which ar
rived yesterday will v'st tho Sandwich Islands and
Tahln; tisnce . Valparaiso whore Admiral Denr'n
viii b replae,d ~ Aimifai Hast.ngg.
Tho vici0a Iv - Tsgrapt d December 10 says =
The Britas brs Ann arrived 10 tho Royal Roads b. DAY
from slaartas briagng one hundred miles Of teeguph
cable froGn ta Hnp Egaont, which had pui nio that
colony IN dstscss The Ennont disctsrging the
naming f,lr hundred miles Or cabir. having 70 ray
5000 Got coGeri.In CONTAIN n. Tho TssgroD. haa
nlno lesthg article, whrh contrasts TIC prcsporg d
Montana VIAL Ito retrogrtsslon Of British COLUMBIA "
ipqares vus, cons - the reiautholy conclusion
that IN American territory tn - maintaining ~
msnllrsss, NA.le 10 tho British colony II i rapidly
4 p.rs u N, Fssrt.en,h Uni,sd ss.,ss infantry,
BY asAry. sil he ordered 10 Art.ons for the
protection " ine mall route and tho reedsns u thai
county m troops are nov on their way here ga tue
Iathmus
Ts.sr.,ns rom Sacramento report that the whsrvss
there have sustain material injury from the onsn
~ the recent disastrous frsshets
Tho BRUSH war steamer sstln has arrived from Vic
tor. she espsnssoed very severe weather. and sas
tanned injury the los q boats, etc,
The barr walsss, with coffee from RIO Jsnsro, has
The privals Grain Circular state. our whes, receipts.
erpsrt 90 Tie past months larger then for
any snis year hsrsofore and The surplus ssIi fenain
ing for espsn nd far from las 900 tons
The geld deposit. the United states Brsnrh Mint In
~. eisy, iesmtsr II 70 20 ipeiasye, A. rhieh TINS
-. Mo, se =. s.soa, s,, 10: 90 are 1880 ounces
hning u1css shos clnin4si and general De-
p-.-Sslo- issssl o. 200 ChoIlsr s2os. Imperial
siso opa 40. Bs'ensr. tiat Legal tenders are
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vissss trsGrIes.


An srhn lss y .hsa W eoarsy. sized On
poster. sAsos .ass go gosrh sinh ssd Esxhth wsras
M srnssiy A. pises prsrna'is Nal 10 rhlry
SRA srs~a A. srsslnx wky We sss. q his satie
snlsvtsnmssts sbou1 ~ called ASIA al especially
whr a sAns . asnan~1 ~th The ntts "afsmsne. ~
Fss esmrvs t2Nsan unless - that the 60 81 snti
ts~~a. q IA FUsh slg~sf " so.srn. - dhssf
h@slnx % - hstes 80. ~ 49, t-'s.-.-..~
seunemf e. tetnNY Gray sha 81 fnF e~ss pes
n@sa nhs Fxfw - s4ma@ao1g Sohnsy must hsvs
frsnnsf xaas 4weAfl w tAs HHsmfm caasft@d 81 NE
ennr .Tks fssI - tLe greater psr ~
rns.f aeml1.ssA roSsaa as msnr q heD hsys
air~~9r h44 49, nsmss sefeAet = ~ 9sn "a e.lsn'
Yssu~aes - lssms supes 80 ssetssofs. bai
- e1xmrtuMaf @2A s~um4s6 tANm fw sssfe~ns Their
ssL Vss wwfs innaNF ypsns rsen. fispeTtns
49, Nslis asNaa osslf eFre Mnf ths hIsst.ot
w~UNn - ID . a. tesm*wn a. bssssmasTy sG4
naly ksr taes baN fsss~ sss msssss u fsfs.ees~
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The concert lnaasuraisd by tho sunday school Of ~
AIMS church fs lhe seasa, ef deaf maies took place
Last night sieaway Hail. under tho direction Of M
william Bergs Mrs. cuser, Misses smms. n wenske,
MAYER sna Ms~srs Hi. Dasohatx werssse, Martin and
other. ~ere the soloisss and large chorus FROM the
Mendslssohn Union ss@iatci The programme was an
sroslleat one and sas very veil srecs,sdL Miss Mar.
xacr,s DE- rersen, dSbstsn,e VERY successful
solo from conconss Jad a.. aud gave promise Of be-
coming fsvor,ss In sns Her ss,er Miss
I~onta se Fsr-cn, the prsxrsmme hut was com.
PEELED 10 absent hssssf throash iailsposaloa-
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The Eagle Works Machine shop In nfiiwau-
kec Dcstroyed-Loss $4,000.


destructive fro broke out at tho E,gle Works,
u Second and Fowler streets at i've O'Clock this
~ arnng, destroying tho entire concern foundry ma
chine shops, wagon paint aud blacksmths shops with
Their contents consisting OF engines, machinery tools
and stock Repair shop for Mississippi Car Works, Rail
road House and stable, and a number OF small shsntes
also destroyed johnson Il Co. y lumber yard partially
burned.
The entire loss, $50 900 IL a. foliows:-D Mlsner
los foundry, SIS 000-insured for s., 900; w. H.
0Oodnow tools, 81 900 NJ stowell, portable engines
81 500-inslred: hcBeth Richardson loss in machine
shop 90 00Dinsurod for 81, 900; asaukso and Praro
du chen Rsilr0ad loss ~ 500; johnson Co, lumber
$4,000 Railroad House and stable loss 81, 200
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10 ths rhaihs theatre last evening two pssces-Das
Rss>r sa siect and M Maker tassfvsak-drew
very lin Ted bat select ssiisnes e. the arsi play
Polish noble adsgraosd husband and N unhappy father
iosng self possession FIR while All recovering his
manhood al tho tnfahbls q. AMI erps.
ronee. proiacei ~ Mr. Dawison With more than
usual perfection Fsuloln Hersg Hc.se scgut,ei her.
self ~ her dcult taxi with 81 aty and Success
and both artists ~ere fHy Appreciated u was nois-
worthy that tho house reserved 80 appause until afer
the curtain had fsen and thea burst forth freely and
IN run force In tho second pay Mr. nArsoa appe grcd
Ia the rblx Of Itom % two panisss whsle IL
R0n. Illustrating the Nnn ths richnsss OF hts
versatility and genuine artist uAo Initiates per
iectly ths simplicity 81 nsiure
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
SPECIAL TtlfsaAm 70 THE HeaAlD.

Bsrsins 81 the sssaakr Fashisn the Lever
Mississippi Sixty Lives Reported Lost.
ksw ORLxAss Dec ~, 1904.
Tho steamer Fashion Of tho regular limo OF coast
packets plying between this city and vicksburg vss
harmed last night sbou, twelve miles above Baton Rouge
tAs numDsr Of lives lost vn probably reach high -
sri The Captain and other ofeers Of tho yssss wers
ssssi Her cargo consisted oe 1900 bales q cotton
which - al consumed
asrsvsAined
me rAshson s.s been plying In tho coast sss along
the loser ksspp ssscs early in 1885, and although
people vsrs wary pasronixing her scoouns q ths
tabular lsslsss wssh -elch shs sappsd sodsss
Of soss ho hsrsssfOs s.ssssn hss. shs % IN
fsssss ssd ssssa sss.nen .. hs nvss sps ~as usasy
sro~dsd siA passsnSpn
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Fire sat New Bedford.

UrrOF UHc n 1900.
The lars foundry and machine shop Of Joseph q.
Gnnneit on Front street Now Bedford, entirely
corsamei ~ Gro about O'Clock THIS morning. Tho
sa0ining buildings Of Mcssrs clifford Aliens brass
foundry somewhat damaged. Mr. Grinneli's ioss
4 from o. 800 OOO insured for o. 5O0 half In the
Peoples Worcester and half 10 thu Putnam OF Hart
ford The buiding worth about 81 600 and not
Insured AsssrB CHORD 4 AIlcn Iose considerable by
~.
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Awards To uurn~sts standard prepnra~
tons The following awards mad. ~ the ato Illinois
stats Pair
10 JosErH BURNETT A 90, Bo.toa-rir., for TIA.
NOKfNG EXTRACTS for cooking Purposes aud nrst -
for TOILET ARTICLES. embracing COOOAIsE Tor thS
hair fIoRINEL-sn exquisite pcrfums-cOLOOnB
The connmiiiea hrs appointed falei 10 dscd. sscoaA
committee made the shove. tho tins
hshy recommending both set. % preparations -ohis~SS
Tribune. october
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BAs Fa4srsno, De- a. lDv
telegram dated silver cIy, Idaho. D~ssmbsf ~
says N Of the weather 10 remarkably sac
ne bai " establish tlsgapt lss Ia ossl1s sgasif
had panssi the L<sislstara rts t<hc~fbsr mil ~hfh
hes D~sn fla ter tbs yssr, oonmsnosf voss - rpt1
tgrd rock on t4s All Inst Tho msDorsal " Coapeas
a4slns slvsAb " As rsriL5gy wsl pfv,asr pas ~
fesislsiafs u q proposed " rAns ths 80 fsrr1sJ
Columbia
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ST. LOuIs, Dec. y, 100.
Tto particulars OF the great Ore at warronsburg No,
received hero to-day Twenty two buildings were
destroyed and loss or 500 900 sustained. Tho prn-
cpal lcfers Rrmington Sioan furniture Joseph
iOpheimor, Hyatt, Allan Co.. A. II. Giikeson
S0hneilap \ CO. II. Neil and Cruise n Garth. The frc
swept 18th siles Of Pine street
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Many months have passed by since Mr. John +. Owens
first introduced solon Single 10 the Now York public.
Since tho old farmer shuisd about the stage cracking
his whip and greeting every passcr-by With emphatic
How do you do; since he rsmbcd into court room,
and enectuay lost his war as 10 nni himself alter
nately at the bar the bench tho boz. his adven
lures have become familiar TO all. and the missing
b4rr Of apple ssx has boen alluded - b. thonsan ds
Of Throughout Mr.. Ovens present engage
ment larre audiences have gathered nightly 10 bear the
story " ,oons adventures and have laughed tho
chdhke nqustiyeness and seniis cugning OF tho old
gentleman heartily when their aintanae with
him had not fpsned into lasting frisnishlp ie-ier
day. however. rhe Peoples Lawyer wss given fOr tho
last trss but one, ard with thia evenings performances
tue piece ~n 10 Withdrawn. Oe Monday nsxt Mr..
0~ens viii preface most amusing local barletts
entitled chsesfegm o. New Yors N 1901 rts novelty.
are Informed, was written ~ the vel! kna.n some
dian. a. A. Logan. who atone enated the main part up
the date ~ his decesse. Tho anlssrpt " nov ths
sule property ~ M Owens mo bas seen 10 Tho
la
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THE CONGRESSIONAL ExcURaOsIsTs.
SPECIAL 1tlssals 70 TIVE HeaAlp.

Arrival In New OrieaBs-Recepstss 90 the
Route BY General Beaurcssrd, &c.
NEw osLnAss Dec E 1900
The Congressional srcar,ionsls escorted By several Of
The citizens Of Memphis DEPARTED the regular train Of
the Mississippi and renns-see Railroad and on arriving
st Canton met by General r r Bsauresard. Prcs-
dent Of the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad The
General declared that be IN favor Of consolidated
government a the var bad settled the question Of
state rights and that n hts power he would not
restore tho Institution Of slavery In saying this he b.
heved he expressed the sentiments Of the nshtins men
ofthc SOUTH The impression made BY the Gensrsi vN
most favorable on all the mbers % the party
Al Magnolia The company provided with sump.
tuous dinner, and welcomed In speeches full of
union sentiments bv Judge Roseus Of Now Orleans and
Judge Walker sditor THE New Orleans 7ss speeches
response 10 toasa made BY several msnbers Of
the party and loudly appauded Al tho cepos bers
The party we're waited for BY Mayor Monroe and iheCon
mon Council, and accompanied 70 the ~ Louis Motel
where grand dnnsr vas given. To-mcuow tnsy vil
have formal reception aud then depart for The North
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rEf su.pfa lsp lIilwrtb isoe

fot.wtLs D~e a. i~1
A -. 5000 p.skl,s go vss o11vos.i sbsri
Nss .xs a rsst .s4 psr9sss1 sftsrrafa - sessnes
ps.el ssss rsfoss.z he 80. tAs rnssniaS sni sst~s
~srss sfssnysss sa'etas. " ss"'ns - w." va
Vssw
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nlt fsHr ~ cosxrcrEur.

ksw HAvK~. Dec ~. iss5
pvixs 4. ~ took plscs ihs sftsrD0op al havln hacs
sboat n from lhis city, b~tssep Race Booster -
washinstoT d q and Larry Hesly, u ths city. Thf-
tssn ronbss esshA vs@n the victory declared
10 fasos N tssiy he ksvsnx worrsd out Bolster rhe
fsht lsrsd stout forty minafes Neither party w0
mach har m. a-Af uss Witnessed ~ fsw psrsons
ou4N
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Fire I'm Milwaukee.

NfLwAUKG TX Dpc q, 1903.
Ere here this morning destroyed tho Misnera Eagle
iron WORKS and ccntcns also the repair and paint shop
A.. FRA rio da Chlen Railroad argo dwelling house.
the Railroad House aud stable and Jobnson's lumber
var The i0ss estimated al $4,000 The property IL
insafed % tho amount Of $500 Hartford ana New
Haven oI.ceA
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pauclAmArIoms BY THE PRESIDENT.
Regulation Of Duties Payable ~ French
v~sseis In American Perts.
WILMINGTON. lS1f

WARRINGTON. DOC -. lsoh
The following proclamation was promulgated this
aftern2on:-
Whereas satisfactory evidence has been received bv
ma from his imperial Majesty. the Empsr0r Of France,
through the Marquis De hontbolon bis Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Penipoientsry. thai vessels be
longing citizens of the United States entering any
port Of France Of is dependencies, or amer The
hrs day OF January one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty seven will not he subjected 10 The payment o.
higher duties Tonnage than levied upon ve~ssi
belonging 10 citizens 81 France entering the said p0ria
Now therefore l. ASpRlw Jonssos, rressteat Of the
vested In by act OF Congress Of tho seventh day
OF January thousand eight hundred aud twenty -four,
entitled, I" An act concerning discriminating daiies
Of tonnage and import and BY an act In addition thereto
Of the twenty fourth day Of Nay one thousand eight
hundred and twenty eight do hereby declare and pro
claim that on Alter tbs said arst day u January
thousand eight hundred and SIXTY seven. long - YES
sells Of the United states shall be admitted % French
ports on the aforesaid French vessss catering
ports Of the United states will be subject 70 no higher
rates OF duty than levied upon vessels Of
the United States 10 the ports thereof.
In testimony Whereof | have hsreBnto cot my hand
and caused the zeal Of the United states 10 b
AIMED
Done al the CITY OF Washington this tweafy day
Of December IN The wear o. our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty and 81 the Independence
Of tue United States Of Amcrica the piaety nra,
~ she President ANDREW JohNsoN.
wx H. SEWARD. Secretary OF state.
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WE Mnlms o. aunM tyaTs q AauTt zoe MlKvK


CxpAs Rarp-. Dec -. 1883
Tue remains o. General = n curss. secoupsnsss W
General Simpson. Dr. white. Major Beet Colonel ssps
and n Mutt sssrs % the Northwestern Rsnross, wtIi
arrive Chicago this evsnins vo~s fu E.osss Cor
iulsymsul
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Esss, De-, k S,.. .: "a ys:s' e sGyscs
KNOX ~. s~.a o. fssh,a gu .i-sys 10 s.ss>ssssi
uuns In shiulas ere.ss rhs tisitsrs knp2rsn. ~
Bfe.i-.y o,fn@F o. yul,,n sSc~t q s.spl.s1~ai vto
ssca toaSh oAssp offerings NE fore % fAsss useA.
Lsfi.s' yura a. skbs sss -
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aAllmAe couviox

Smashed ~ % tie Ntassr. Faii. and Hal
fate RallrSaA.
BussALo, Uss as, issS
Too freight trains ooIisdsd thin silsruoon on the
Niagara FALLS rosd near Knewissvi1A Tbs two loco
motives we're smashed up 80 aEtsss ~crs badly
bcsasa.
CslItsiss tho Now LsrAsa Nerthsrs Rail-
vssd-Fosr Persons Seriously asA sover-s
Slightly Inimrcd.
Roavrcm. Conn, Dos -, 1904.
collision occurred tho New London hcsthssS
Roai today, ., sig r NJ, noar Moutviis Sssseas -.
tween passenger and freight train -Four psrsons were
seriously and ssvsra slightly injarsd-aiI froa ~
vicinity. both engines thrown OF The track. an
the passenger smAshed rho hs dsiaye1
all thu trains hercabout day
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Men uttfat Hair. =" Gk-vait~r's Iif~ Tor thP
HAIR positively hA " IL srlgus ciss sn@
yaulhfai b-aa,y rnp.r. We snd strength % VI. -s.hs
hair falling oui at kesrs tho bead ce.a.
hair ir.ssins 500 ~ al druggists soA
fashionable hardresssts ard At ose ia frosd.As
n SARAH A 1HkyAfiEH. ID.
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A M U 8 { M { NJ T s /.


HtatOrt In D000rah.
Dsspits the cold piercing winds Of last evening and ne
gay Preside festv Of tho season, brilliant audieDss
appaudsd hs great actress hor frat appearance In
this country IN tue character OF Deborah The spirit Of
DR.. Moscnthal's drama which u well known in Ger
many and through Mr. Days version Of It. in England
and the United States has been skully preserved IN
the Italian translation by signor Gaeano Cerr This has
been expressly adapted for Madame Rstor and her dra
matte company under tho Of Mr. Grau All the
spectators familiar with tho plot OF the DRAMA but
could hsvs fully anticipated the weath Of M re
until developed by the genius Of KissorL
Under her magic touch II became creation. instinct
with life and passion The finest points sharpcnsd
TO marvellous distinctness familiar phrases acquired
fresh Significance and will Inger In the memory -
long As tones Of tho unrvasd voice which uttered
scenes Illustrated BY The silent but less thrill
Ing ssqusnss Of aiituds, gestures and varying
expressions q eeuntsnancs In tho struggle q Doborah
with infursted crowd a pessants; In hsr soliioquy
while awaiting Der Christian lover In her interview with
hin BY moonligAs; In tho csrrs contest between her
affection for her father and hrr devotion Absrt In
her rendezvous stormy night NJ tho hour and place
appointed BY the inter- and In tho unlookedor scsne
with the father Of Aibct abCve ALL In tho old church
yard behind the ch,roh In which the marriage cersnony
Of Albert and Anna being performed In her terrible
malediotons Of tho bridegroom; In her conversation
with Reuben: In her visit 10 Anna In the
sarb Of q msndicsnt; In her touching embraces
or tho little child Deborah, and In her Anal
farewell Ristor displayed and somplete mastery
all the passions that agats the human hear. and
over the oonsummate art that known how to render
them faultlcssly.
II but just add thss Madame Rsor has not been
better supported in any pcce which sho has appeared
since her arrival In Now York than In this drama OF
Deborah And IL tho scene shf,ers and other persons
had only remembered that loud talking and laughing
behind the curtain DO heard distinctly by tho audit
In front Of H. we should spare even them all
criticism
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In Thssssyds Of t.ses.-yrss. Wis.is-ss
sGDyinNu htNif fes al fsssses 9Th vtNh tNtfs~ sss
s~itt~4 s4rA t@~thfns r,tpns So t~wsfs ~f9 49,
A. 10. y.ss.t as fsfsa ss~ss -
zoe aas the lsesNss
tna al pale sgsh~s.. n, f.t safs .
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ca,sl,lrks o. rm stDn; lHu urru iscs na
seie ttnpAst

fart.rn4s Dsc ~ is1s
The ksrphs ssd Lltus no<s hsaftsd cDmpssg a@
tea eonsoi1stsd Ne fAsil. k<x sb1 Fort ~nsth
pAllsosd ccsnpany, ssdsr ths aams a Ne Csntss "a
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LIZ Dec. y, 1860.
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