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8. T.-lsso--X.
4 few botties OF PLANTATION BrTr1ns
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Gold EItrsmlhcs aud Peyeriah Aps.
" Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Ylatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Anecuonk
EIceasve Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over thu kyea-
Mental DeIpondoncJ.
Prostraton; Great Weakness.
ballow Complexion. Weak Bowels 40.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It 10 estimated that Ie7en.tenthl OF ali adult Ailments
proceed from deeeased and torpid Iiver Tho bilIar,
secretion. of the liver OVERLOOKING Into the stomach pol
son the entire system aud eIhbit the above Qynptomg
sem.Ih.els ouro for thsss hoIad nightmare diseases
hundred and forty thousand parsons hsIo taken the
PLANTATION BrEIHns and not instance OF oomplln,
II. mSs. en.stuai tonic and agreeable stmulan
Euited to all conditions OF Life.
its .otivo propsriss arc wholly false For the E.tis
t.ction of the prbo, and thai patients may consul
St % o1ss 1Hs sSas,s
yesrs in Tho treatment Of Fever and Ague Dyspepilh
oountsss wife Of the vlosroy OF Peru, In iei6 and
asrwards sold BY the Jesuts for As saor.oi pTios d
dsr,. and .as nn.iy n,ds public by Iouis wi KIM
Of France. Humboldt makes especial rnierenoo 70 M
az a.S sSo aas sna
OF tho stomach and bowels.
pkspsIIoH-For Inflammation Of tho loins and drop.
onAAoNHl rIowras For onfoebled digestion.
LAyxaDsn FIow1as-Aromato, samul.nt and tonic
highly invtgoratng IN narvous debility.
WMTxaanKrs-for lcrofulA rheumatism. eso.
ASIM-An aromatic oayminAnvs; creating hsah,
oo<, oto.
8. T.-.l8G0..-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient OF grost use amona
% The complexion and bri,noJ 70 The MIND L yet IN.
ano.n IN % he oomueroe Of he world. and Withhold
IMPORTANT OHRTrr1oATRa.
noouEExn, n. z. December %, 1881.
hrer from Dyspepsia for three years. ard had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
nov nearly vsI mia. Ih.Is reoommsndsd tSam IN
several osses, and, q far a fnow. always With signal
bsnent lam, respectfully yours,
PHnipzLr1l,, 10Th Month, i7th Day, lssa
b,asattsa Sy s uss Of ~ snaan n,ss es TSSn TSsn
Wilt send mo two bottles mora
HnlaAix Housl omolao, H.,
x-,,,. p n. n,.u 4 NJ Hss,nru.ry s,a' II, issa.
twslye Cases OF your Plantation Dliters AZ mornina
Appeser thoy appsar to ham suporsodsd eyerytSins
sn'' -To your. ~ sas.u' ss. e''''n'd oAor . v.rp
Arrlnssmsnts arc now completed 10 1uSn,y W snr T..
m.nd for this srtiols which has not hsrstoiore bean
The public may rsst assured that IN no os,e v IN,
Pefiec pure standard OF the PLANTATION Urrrxls b
ssasss ." stt' ptsi. ensravsao, n eaansi b pa.
~ ssss r:ssi.r M a1ss s.a tsps:9 1I'1sa. ssas. =:
0 rt6tea bottles. 8es aat orr rivaie 8amp q TsSu
Bold By ali Drussts Grocer. and Dealers ror.bou,
The oountEy.
P. Il. DRAKE 4 CO., New York.
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MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10. 1867.
GIihDATIDI.
" DIR. J. O. HoLLARI

pr DR.. J. O. HOLLAND.
Heaven Ia not rcsched by q SINGLE bound,
But VIC build the lnddcr by which VIC rise
From tho lowly earth to tho yaultci skies,
And we mount TO It's summit round by round.
count thcso things 70 bo grandly truc,
Thst noble deed fs stop toward God
Lifting th Houl from tho common sod
To purcr air and a broader Wow.
Wo rise by tho things that arc under our feet,
by what We fsTc mastered in greed and gain
1Iy tho prdo drposcd and tho passion slain
And tho sanqulshed Ill VIC hourly meet.
We hope, We resolve. wo aspire, wc trust
Whom the mornin calls to Life and light,
but our hearts grow weary, and Gro tho night
Our lives arc trailing In tho sorlil dust
Wings for tho angels. but feet for tho meni
%e must borrow tho wings to find tho way
Wo may hope. and rcBolvo, and nspirc and pruy,
But our feet must rse or we fall again.
Only In dreams i8 tho ladder thrown
From the weary earth to tho sapphire wall;
But the drcama depart and tho visions fall
And tho sleeper wakcs on his pillow OF stone.
Heaven Is not reached ut q single bound;
But VIC build the llddcr by which VIC riBn
And wc mount to tho summit round by round.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHAR L n sTON.
Arrived Saturday,

Arrived Saturday.
schr Susanna, Packard. Baltimore, u days. Corn,
oats and bdze. 10 Street Bros Co. Adams Co. RAY
~, Railroad Agent " Roach, Fuller. Werner &
pncfer. Duval. Mantono Co. q W stcfiens Co, J
Steamer Katie. aarsrd Wilmington. DEL for Savannah
put IN for harbor.
Arrived Yesterday.
ss@Sr city Point AdfRs Pat'
D KiEkp,iriek. Bissell Co. " II LAuton. Duncan. L
Steamer g Helena, Esyle. Edis.o and Rockville.
Co. Chisolm BROS. and sA Woodside
BELOW.
Brig senorta. from Baltimore
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New York-Courtenay
& Trenholm.
stOamshlp saFusoss,. crowor. New York-R.vonsi L
stonmahip Sea Gull. Dut.on. Baltimore -courton.y d
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, phil.dophls- F Baker l.
Dr. bark File do rA,r. williams. Wilmington, N c-R
Went 10 Sen Saturday.
Steamship sarigoass, crowclI. Now York.
Steamship Ch:- n. lockwood, New York.
Steamship ses ~. Dntton, Baltimore.
Steamship ALI e. Kelly, Philadelphia.
pr bark File do riir. Williams, Wilmington. NO.
Schr MyroVer, Hughes. Now York.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship MoneEa, Marsimau, New York Auuust IT,
Brig ueery, Conklin, at Bostou. August IL.
Schr E Palmer, Palmer, at Baltimore. August "A.
From this Port.
Steamship K d Souder, Lobby, Now York Aupust 1e
Ship Golconds, Loyet Aonroyis. Liberia, July II.
Memoranda.
Tho bern brig reported lahore on Cspo Lookout Shoals
atcsmer frances al baltimore fom %mpEtoS n ns
tho Juln. iropa MatsnzAs for Now York.
Tho brig Chss Williams. from Philadelphia for this
port went to sea from tho Delaware Breaiwaer on the
l1th inst.
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TIlALBERa.

consider obicterIng Il Sons Piknos, boyond com.
partson. the best hAye ever In America.
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$4,000 PIANOS,

the construction Of which they have introdacoa sy.,
snoSn and valuable improvorasnt They have hsarii-
py peen selected and used by sl Of Tie worsde 40
knotoie9ed great arsts who have visited ths eouprv
professionally. both for private aud public use.
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GOTTsCIIALR.

consider ohcferins Bons' Pianos superior to any
In tho world. -
They unrivaled cir singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness OF their tona. There Is a
perfect homoSonoy throughout all the registers Tho
uppef notes remarkable for clearneEs aud M
which do not nnd In any other instrument while Tho
base distinguished for power without hArshness and
for magnificent sorority.
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consiGnccs per south Carolina ItntIrond, ,
August IT.
3e3 bales Cotton. 20 bales Yarn, u bba and 6s2 bags
Flour 12l bags whoat ~ bbls Naval Storcr
Der and Wood &c. To Winrman, E ii Jackson, Hail-
roAt AHnnt Il Walker. Innsr, N Robson, Courto-
may Trenholm, Street iIros & Co. Robinson Go.
hpPlGr, Meing, W ncncry. Rodgers l. Co. "
Pitzell. Rnyenel & Co.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, August l7.-CoTroS-Tho receipts at the
houses In Augusa, tho past woek, trco hun
dred and nine bales
Sale, saruo period six hundred and fortysI bales.
STATISTICAL
Reraf nts In up1,st WI
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Exportl.
NEW Y0RK-Per steamship Championship bales Cot
ton, "a bsles Domesdce. 977 bnHhels Wheat ITO ssck
Flour. 11l5 bbis Rosn, 20 bbls Crude Turpcntne,
hoxes Wine, ~ empty Barrels. Dbl Potatoes,
crates Sweet Potatoes, 43 packages Sundries. Pei
steamship Saragossa-4lI bulea Cotton, 81 bales Do
mestics 116 bbls Rosin, 100 Cases aud Packages.
BAITIMORE-Pcrs steamship Sea aull-l70 bales Cotton
$1,000 foot Lumber IL hhds Bones, empty Barrels
IS bushelH Wheat, packages Hides, O Packages.
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Tho Charleston Cotton Marker.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
cnAnLEsros. Saturday Evening, August IT. 1867.
Tho buyers were but fow In number. and did not show
much anxiety to purchase sales II bnlcs ut 49,
1sRt27 We quote:
Middinp Observation-Disclosures 6G21H
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CAR d.

with feelings OF prido American m msnufscnrsrp
oeen received by ns recently: "A'o
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SHAlILii SIhIILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HoMROPATHIO sPECIEICs

uAvE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE Expr
IL RlEGcE, an nntre success: :SmpIe-P.omtt-Em
siont and nelAbic. They tho unly medicines par
ieoty adapted to popular simple that Q:
5annot be made In usipS thom; hsrmlesa a. to G,
ifoe rom danger and nfnolen always rolia
bic. They hhys fa!sed tho highest from
Ill, and will nlvfyl ronder RaiisEacuon
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wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. August r.-TuRpRSTIsE- in
moderate request and prices rule steady Sales Of S&l
bhls at Is 80 for virgin; ss 80 for yellow DIP and si IS
for hard, per 2s lbs.
1PmlTs TUnPl STnyR.-n ho sAes to-day roach nbout
200 bbls at 69c per gallon.
Rosnsaea OF 6as bbls at s. as for str.ined common
and skak 25 for No 1.
No sales OF Tar reported,
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Bo sure that eyery bottle bears tic facsimile OF
signature on stcel plato Liable, with private sam
over the cork.
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SAVANNAH, August l6.-CoTIos-Tho Tecoipts Of
Cotton snce the 9th instant amount to 1879 bales Up
land and bales Sea Iannd. Tho exports for tic sao
mo amount 1888 bales Upland and bales Sea Island
Cotton, leaving stock ON hand and shpboard not
cleared on the 9th instant Of 1865 bales Upland and GA
bales Sea Iaand Cotton.
HTATEArEHr COTTON
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LONDON, July ~, 1855.

Htfsrs. CAfekerino a !yonI: -
GEsTB: have iuat boon invited by hIegurs Oolanl "a
Try Grand PlAno.forts manufactured by you nnu I
hnvo no hesitation III endOrsng the opinion OF my OH
friend, Mr. o. ID. ColiArd vIz That Il 10 the apest In
utrument ever played on.
Believe me. gentlemen, nost faithfully yours,
J. l. HArTOy
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Dfobiic Market.

MOBILE August N.-CoTrox-The demand continues
limited Bales OF 20 bales were mado TO broker Tho
market closing firm At 2fHa-o for Low M!ddling.
MONETARY AND FINAHcIAL-We quote Gold lIOaIIf.
Berling sixty days. 100. and sight l6l New York aeh
premium checking, and par to premium buying;
Now York hght par 70 V premium.
NEW ORLEANS, August N.-CorToE.-1he active
movement noticed In yebterdRys report has partially
Eubaided to-day. Tho market was scanHIy supplied
most Of the stock being held back In otadiencs to
owners Instructions and the Sinwa OF factors who Of.
fsred characterized by additional hrmness prompt
Cd djuoeas by tho favorable tenor OF tho European sd
ylces the demand has continued Hight throughout being
confined to few parties whose orders entirely OF
discretionary character Under these circumstances
the ..ea have been resrced amounting st tho close to
ting increased buoyancJ. but not quotsblo improve
ment With The above we repeat last evenings quota
23H92+nc.i Low Mlidling 26c; and Mlddling 2Sc The
marfot closing with tendency to further nrmness.
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stock on hand and on shipboard..... . "a ote
TalIoHTs-Contlnue dull and inactive. offcrnss ware
rsthar Naht being confined 10 few ongaQennens coo.t
SWs have change TO notice In rstss which ara m
follows mo psT Ih for cotton by eteamer 70 New Yori
and Bcston 10 TO Philadelphia <oc per sack for corn
par tbl for nour 81 25 per bbi for porf and slOs
II per hid for tobsooo. By steamer to Liverpool
"a per ID for cotton and Eos hid for tobacco by sail
to liverpool Hsol5i por lb for cotton and t2s Cd M
fof tobacco. By ssi TO HaYre 1Hc per ID for cotton.
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LONDON. August a, 1855.

Jdnei N. WehH. Rf9.:
NY DEAR Biz: As you going back 10 this Unt,nt
Ptatos must beg you to .amoubpr mn kiu,ily TO bc
MesArg. Chieferlng. Tell thpm 1 wan delightsd viii,
their Grand P1sno-forte-as good iaftrprent HiuE
a. tadf evtr turned out. both In touch dndtcrN
Wishing yOu, Co., rnmAin syertt lily,
II. F. BROnUSpOpp,
Firm Off Drosduood q Hons, Piano forto Msnu,.o.
turera, London.
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P. H. DRAKE g. CO.,

Sold by all respectable Druggists. Physicians. Grocer,
Saloons and country Hotsldsalers.
AprilAS &b.tp,pr
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Among the chief points of e1cssnce OF! the Chicken
ns PAnos OF whio speak the artlsa IN thur
copgrstulatory testimonials to the MossrB Chicfsrit
tho greatest possible Depth rlohneaa aud Volume f
tone combined with rare briilialcy, clesrness and
perfect orenness throughout the entire scale: snI
above nil BurpfIAing ration sound tho pure and
sympahetio quality OF which never changes nnse die
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past fortJthree ihis firm has m,u.
Aotur6d
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TiiALHESG'S OPInrOh.
consider ohickering & Bons' Pianos, beyond oopo
par1hon, the beat have In Amercs
Chairman OF Jury OH Musical InRirunlpn
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WuLAnp'g UoIxI.l
WARRINGTON D. O.. May 22d, 1868.
aHkTLHAzN:-we require another aupply OF ynur
Plantation BIlters, tho popularity which daily In.
| cresscs with the guests Of our houss.
tf,u,-
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"a Gnils Wal on her up-hsalth WAS IN her Iool
ttrmEth was In her ntep, and In her hAnds-PLiHT
xIoN BITrKRss
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Lottsr from tho Row N. K anps, st. ulnirsvtIe, Pa
GErTLHAKN:-You wore hind enough, on former 90.
eaaion. to scnd me half doIzen bottles OF Plantation
Bttars for IS 20. Ny ~ifo having deIiyed muuh
benent from the OF those Bters. dosiro .cr 70
continue them. and you will please sad nix bottles
moro for tho money onciosci.
am. very truly, Yo re,
n. z. aILDS Pastor Cor. Ref Church.
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EURorEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Received during The month Of Aums. 1861
LONDON, jRly 16 1867
hKssHs. OuIcKRnrNo 4 BoSg-Genre; have much
pleasure In enclosing document aligned by The nrst
composers, musicians and professors n E,rops held
your ptnnos In such high estimation ide NV certi,
catel that felt II my duty TO nko thtm with me
70 Europe, to ascertain the opinion OF my aros lions,
hrethron. Tho enclosed certificate will provo low
unanimous they have heen tho subject beg to
forward at tho samo time. letter received from INV
Ing to you - H''
have thu honor to be, gentlemen yours vc.y truly,
JAMES II. WEIILI.
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Dr.. W. A. oHLps 5nreeon Of tho Touth Vermont Re-
siment wrItsB:-"I wish every soldier hsd bottle OF
Plantation Bttera- Thoy tho most Effective. pur
feot and harmless tonic aver used"
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PHnLp1LflIl, 10Th Month, l7th Day lBsa
HrsPzorzD PnNHD;-My daughter has been much
Wilt aend mo two bottss murA
Thy ftsnd. ABA CURRM.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
TIE cORP6RATION MANUAL.

In his veto last year of the resolution of the
Common Council directing its Clerk to prepare
and have published ten thousand copies of a
Corporation Manual, Mayor Hoffman says that
the total cost of publishing the Manual of 1865,
exclusive of the Clerks compensation, was
some S53,G72 30. He also says:
"Impressed with the idea that this amount was unusu-
ally large have made careful inquiry OF responsible
publishers TO the price at which the publication could
be made and ascertained that, upon liberal esti
mate 10 eau be done at 81 volume or $4,000 instead OF
s53,672 80 for 10000 copies"
OF course, the message of the Mayor had no
effect upon the.Common Council the resolution
was passed over the veto. We should like as
n matter of curiosity alone to know the exact
cost of publishing the 10000 copies OF the
Manual for 1869. The other day, the ordinary
resolution was introduced into the Board OF
Councilmen, directing the Clerk of the Com
mon Council to prepare Manual and publish
10000 copies thereof This resolution received
but 10 votes for to 8 against it, full Board
being present.
In section of the City Tax Levy act OF
1867, is the following provision:
hs % Ss s aw@ Sr Sr c ehf
thereof 70 appropriate expend Or authorize the expend
ture OF any moneys belonging TO the corporation OF SAID
ton binding on said corporation. except by vote Of
nree fouris Of all the members elected to each Board;
shall any property OF said corporation DO trhsiereu
or leased, except by Ike vote
The resolutionsauthorzing the Clerk to have
10000 copies of the Manual published for the
current year, is undoubtedly resolution to
create an obligation binding on said corpora
ton" and should have received 10 votes in
favor of it. Of course. if this resolution shall
pass the Board of Aldermen-as in all proba-
\ T.. -
well on the ground stated in his veto of last
year, that the work should be done By contract,
as on the additional ground that, according to
the now existing law, it must receive 10 votes in
the Board of Councilmen. We call the attention
of the Citizens Association to this matter and
suggest for their consideration whether it
would not be well to obtain an injunction,
so as to take away even the shadow of pre-
tense for any one to claim pay for work done
under so illegal resolution.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
FREEDOM OF WORSHIP IN ROME.

The American people have no right TO make
or mend the laws of foreign States. They
may wish those laws changed, and may, i'll a
proper manner, demonstrate against their in
Justice or folly, especially if they happen to
suffer therefrom; but the general rule that
those who do MT like foreign country may
keep (or get) out of it. is deserving of respect
and preservation. In Spain, they do not allow
Protestant foreigner a much better buria
than dog but we that don't relish this may
keep out of Spain. And so of Protestant
worship in ROmo
Minister King has written letter which
mistakenly assumes the existence of a misap-
prehension. He says Protestant worship is and
ever has been permitted at his official residence
or office. In his own words:
"wheD the two Scotch Presbyterian congregations
were notified that they must 90 outside The rails had the
OF the Legation transferred to the building In which
the Americans met for public Worship ,riM ne s,ew 70
%s'ss"' %ess '''' "T'''''"'' '' 0' a"'''''' ''' ' "
This is explicit. In the eye of the law, the
American Legation in Rome il not under Roman
but American jurisdiction. OF course, PrOtestants
may worship there as they may here, but not
elsewhere in Rome, unless it be at the Legation
of some other nOnC Catholic country.
All this is Rome's businessmen ours. If we
do MT like it, we may stay away from Rome.
That is exactly what Congress thought and in
tended. There are many reasons why we
should save the $4,000 per annum or over that
this Mission costs-the most obvious being that
Rome is, politically State of no Importance,
while with its ecclesiastical significance our
Government has no rightful concern. IL
any one has blunderingy supposed that Gen.
King was not permitted to hold public
worship at the American Legation, he must
have been grossly ignorant of the law and
usages of nations. That PrOtestants in Rome
are not allowed to worship God as they see fit
is not reason-at least not the reason-for
withdrawing our Minister; but it, at all events,
affords no reason for keeping him there And,
when ecclesiastical reasons for perpetuating
that Mission fail, there are none left.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-03
RLSTORPS RENTREE AT THE FRENCH
THEATRE.

1t can scarcely be considered necessary for us again
to pass in review Madam Ristors familiar persona
ton of Mary Stuart. The regal dignity the womauly
tenderness the poetic atmosphere, and the religious
significance of the character are well known and
a. deeply appreciated is the actresses fidelity to
high ideal in her pormiture of the unhappy Scottish
Queen. Ristori played the part last evening at the
French Theatre before u large audience, and won
the tribute of alternate acclamation and tears.
We were once more strongly impressed with a
sense of her reserved power She seemed to invest
herself with the queeny character rather by conde
scensi0n than by aspiring effort. Judged as whole
her performance of Mary Stuart cannot but be re-
garded a wonderfully life-like reproduction Of
famous historic parsonage. Whatever defects criti
may discover in it must be found in the details
of the actresss method She is not always careful 10
preserve the illusion of the stage. This was
especially perceptible last evening in the repre-
sentation Of the first act in the third, however,
called her at the end Of that act. Nor did the
illusion fail in the climax Of the tragedy.
To our mind the night preceding Mary's execution,
and the morning of that dreadful deed, were as
viyidly suggested as they are in even Hume's mar.
how strong and fine that narrative is, in It's eompre
hensive grouping of Incidents It's minuteness of de-
tail, and its perfect simplicity OF statement The
cast wherewith this tragedy was acted last evening
was the same as at first; sisnor Gleeh did justice
boz wonted grace and delicate feeling EIiraeta was
nsh sss Ss% y snG Witt sS ssss
would susgest that brief stage ,yats srs eminsptly
SsR Were Rn' nsS' rs i ty s Ss
ooncohrse Of anything but s&set sounds that pro.
oeeds8 from the orchestrs. The stage appointments
MeEA IA lelQra shabby