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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT OUR AUCTION MART, "a DUANE STREET.
"A ny JOHN I. yANDEWATER, Auction1ser::, 1 T.,

OUR AUCTION MART, "a DUANE STREET.
IA BY JOHN L. VANDEWATER Auctioneer.
THIS DAY (TUESDAY, AT II NJ. PROMPT:
Regular sale OF Hoses Wagons, Harness. &C., embracing
avery superior line OF frotng Road and Family STOCK, In
part
The most magnificent brown Kentucky bred Family Road
Horse offered this 16 hands, old and cannot
be exceed either Park road for e grace elegance
or hne breeding has tricks vice. can be driven by
LADY, travel In three minutes day Of sale and 70
raned sound and kind. Property Of private gentleman
Who having lost his mate offers him without reservation
Fast and well known bay Team OF brothers, l5 high and
years old closely Matched hne, drivers do
not pull fret handsome genee Stylish very rugged
together inside OF 40 and In condition beat they
honest promising and reabe warranted sound
and kind and sold account OF whom may concern
without nitation full particulars, with pedigree &C.. at
sale Also Waterman Top Road Wagon, Double Harness. dc
Harness sets Of ns city made double and single
harness, fully warranted.
Very blood bay trottng Horse l5A high years old,
hne gamy driver afraid Of nothing, handsome and stysh
show AS any day and warranted sound and kind
unexceptonabe road or family horse
Wagons-Iop and no top road and trotng wagons Rock
aways, Bugges depot Wagons sulkes also heavy
press Wagon, city made
Brown Kentucky Mare 10 high, years old, of thorough
bred stock stylish spirited and pleasant driver; rot In
Dark bay Colt, sired by Woodpecker, out or Mambrino
ID high, years old, raised Long Island, the
James Powell farm ia handsome kind and gentle and
perfect pet broken to harness will rot inside OF three
minutes to the pole very promising and warranted sound
and kind.
Independent stock shall sell several other
very tine family Horses, fully warranted
We expressly understood that begins at II
o'clock sharp and stock be hour before
SALE In harness. On all warantees twentyour hours are
JOHN /. VANDEwATER, Auctioneer,
"A Duane street.
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PROPOSALS.

T,RoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CONTRAC
~ torsSeparae sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
title the TO which relates the name OF the bidder
until o'clock A. NJ Of Thursday, August g. 1853 for the
construction Of the following street improvements TO witt
ecwers specification 2S-In l22d l2sd streets be-
tween Third and Fourth Specification No. SS-ln
Fourth avenue between Fifty ninth and SIXTY streets
With branches and in Sixysxh street. between Fourth and
avenues Specification No. AIn Fourth avenue, be-
Seventeh Sevenyfourth Streets with branch In
between Jane and Horato sreets West wsyerey place,
between Christopher and West Tenth streets watts street.
varick and Sullivan streets, and Church street.
bstwssn L;gsnard and w;ssr ,rse' s
and sixth avenues Specification No. T-In Firth
with Fifty third Specification No. -Be
10th 7h streets and between First and Fourth
street to through 1s street Second avenue
specification No 40-n Edridge street, between Delaney
Rvington Clinton between Broome and Delancey Co
umbis between Delaney and asn sr
Cherry Corears and East streets Speci
6cation No. H-Unanished between Fifty first and
river Pavemens viz :--Ncolson pavements in Franklin
street. Elm and West Broadway Nineteenth street,
third Sixth Irving place. from Fourteenth to
Sixth avenue from Fortysecond to Fy
Twentyfourth street. from Broadway TO Sixth Hall
place. Sixth Seventh and Sixteenth street. be-
tween Fourth Rutherford place Mc0onega
Twentyhr street, between Fourth and Fifth
Yirst avenue completion Of the unfinished stone
in Second from Srtyhrst to Eighty
sixth street. and in Twentyzth street. from Third avenue
East river.
The plans the above works may specihca-
for the bids obtained application at this
Office. THOS. STEPHkNsl
ROBT. l.. DARKAGH,
GEO. !. GREENE,
yap Jnlv Croto Aoue duct
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DARIs-GRAND HOTEL DE DArHENEE OLD NO
Il Is, Rue Scribe-Nos 10. and 2l.
The manager OF the Hotel de iAthenec in calling the al
Senon OF the travelling public 20 the change OF Nos. In
Hcbe takes this opportunity 20 offer his nuerous gues
sincere thanks for their liberal patropaes given to h
new establishment
Mr.. PoLLONAfs shall continue 10 deserve their conn
depce hy his utmost care aud excellent management OF h
hotel
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no EXCURSION PAKpas THE WELL KNOWN
Il rtes thut Josephine is % ore nr cNcurslons. HpPV
at Staten ls.and ferry, foJt OF Nhiiehsb ''reeI
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IT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL'S
"A HORSE AUCTION MART,
liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. =
REGULAR SALES kNEE1 TUEsDAY 70 rcA AND FRIDAY

Gentlemen having private which they wish
S the n.
CALL Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
same principles which govern honorable peo-
pie other branches of trade Our down town office is re-
register kept Of Horses Carriages, Turnouts private
the horse line. We postpone sale account of
weather.
and years; kind In all harness and free from
Ss cass or road with no top
Of 6ne double Harness, warranted perfectly sound
Elegant Clarence Coupe built by Miner Stevens In hrs
Hamslsonan Horse ls hands, syssE: .ple1:
afraid of nothng lady has driven him Tor the last TWO
op . ORDER FIRST class
Hos Long a and name 10 vGs oo Se
Elegant French Dog Cart Mail Phaeon, built by Wood
Brothers. and both In good order Set Double Har
Dark Bay Horse 5 hands, years kind and true in all
AFRAID Of nothing; warranted sound, kind and true
Pony Phaeton IN fine order, nearly new
and under saddle free from vice good style and speed
warranted H;i,S,n sound fl in eve" every part particular.
Dapple Horse raised in Kentucky, elegant
ady gents saddle horse sold on account of the owner
Light Mare Is hands, years. free from vice
Horse long and tail l5x hands, years, kind
and true In al and under saddle free from vice
geher with shifting top wagon made by Wood Brothers
Ans srSwn ss Ba.haw blood
hands, has trotted In with mate to pole IN 247
the also no top Wagon, built by Brewster
hay Mare, long tail and name Iss hands; year. kline
minutes; warranted sound.
Team sorrs carriage Horses: sA hands and YEAR,
Sssfs with ssP Fsa ab Ts9ns good
single and double Harness. &C. Description at time of SALE
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

E,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR HORSES OF LESS
value several nns draugh Horses among them are one
Team and valuable family Hoss low priced goo each
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DAssAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
i Liverpool and Queenstown.
Also from Liverpool and London,
BY FIRST class packet shIps
Drafts payable in all parts Of Great Britain and Ireland
Apply to TAPscorr BROS, So South street and % Broad
way. New York.
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EXPRESSES.

a @. BuHNHAMs FURNITURE AND BAGGNlE
~ ExpreS, 1B West Eleventh street, Sixth avenue.
vfn,ure moved city country furniture packed, shipped
ed stored. Money advanced
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DACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
Union,
Eastern Division,
Atchson and Pixies Peak,
Central Pacific Converibles, per cent gold,
Pacific State Aids, per cent gold,
bought and sold.
Government, Southern and WM. r. UTLEY
Miscellaneous Securities,
Stocks and Specie GEO. W. DOUGHERTY,
commisson. No. III Wall street
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sala-Nedcines for AL diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking birds at DOVEYS, Noa and Greene street,
corner Of Canal.
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MRDICINEs-
IA FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers Infal-
hbls Mango Cure and Flea Exteminator cents Busrs
work, S2. Extra stock Dogs.
TNINE LAMINATED STEEL BREECH-LOADING ENG
Il ish Double Cum $780, price 876 Shells, Case;
voghander Tourists Glass OF great power @40 price
e17. Address Europe, l74 Hudson street.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
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T HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART, BROADWAY
"A and Thirty ninth public sale tomorrow
viii comprise Bay Mare, l5 hands high syears
trot IN 25J; SOUND and kind. black Horse loI
family horse bay Mare lS1 hands high superior sad
ladies' children to ride drive dun sad
die Pony years old IL hands high Descriptions OF other
sale Carriages comprise Victoria Barouche, Rock
Bugges top and no top two Express Pony
The largest stock IN the city Of and second hand
Carriages and Wagons always hand At private sale.
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A T JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL's-THIS DAY, AT l2
"A O'clock elegant Clarence Coupe, two elegant Family
Road Team first class Top Buggie ele
CANT Victoria Park Phaeton built by Wood Bros
raj Road and Family Horses, single and double Harness,
&C., &C.
sale, which s given In full above.
We never postpone . sale account Of the weather.
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& POLITICAL BANNER PAINTERS
~ apd Fiag Manufacturers
nOJEs e GRhHfA, "a DUANE n KEKf. near Broadway
essBnrs IVT az paTtics ready painted aud 70 order
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IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAvBLLERs-
Travellers visiting Europe should provide themselves with
Handbook by w. Pembroke Fetridee price NJ M
only complete sudebook Of Europe and the East
published in the English language, which IL made entirely
every year. .
Harper Phrase Book, or Handbook Of Travel Talk for
the Of travellers and schools, In English, German,
French Italian, by w. Pembroke Fetrdre price III bO
HARPER BROTHERS, publishers. For sale 6y ali book.
sellers.
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Via Florida Railroad.
The Al steamship
FLAG, Captain Baxter,
sails on Saturday August from pier % North river Cargo
through IN seven days without lighterage.
~ l. X. ROBERTS, Agent,
No. l74 Chambers street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-16
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1866.
Iconsider "Hoohand's German Bitters" a yalua.
Bile medicine in ses of attacks of Indigestion OF
ID, spepsia. can certify this from my experience
of it. Yours, with respect.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-16

gcntiehaa iappfoaciied the Ninth f,iias Ward
polls with an open Democratic ticket in
bis hand. he was met by Michael Trainor,
Policeman, with the remark, eThafsright
go up and put it in" The man replied
that he had voted. Trainor advised him to
vote again. then go to the Eighth Ward
and vote there, and then go to the Town
ship polls and vote there, advising him to
tell the Judges at the Township polls that
he worked at the Piqua shops, lived back
of them, and was entitled to a vote there.
The gentleman being "a Republican, was
much astonished at this little glimpse be-
hind the scenes, and informed Trainor OF
his mistake.
l take the above, Mr.. Editor, from the
Journal of yesterday. 1 brand the article
as false in every particular, and its author
as man without truth and unworthy of
further notice. 1t bears the lie on its face.
1t is true that / am Democrat and believe
1t to be the only party that cares for the
welfare of the people, and no matter what
the opponents of the Democratic party may
charge upon US. We glory in our princi-
Piles and endeavor to do right by all. The
article above was only written to pull the
wool over the eyes of the people tnat they
may be blinded while these Radicals still
squander the peoples money in the unlaw-
full and disgraceful practice Of transporting
negroes from this city to Xenia, there to
vote, and defeat the wishes of white men,
ven after the people by majority of So,
100 declared that negroes should not vote.
Che man who makes the above charge
tgaiust me knew he lied when he wrote il.
MICHAEL TRAINOR.
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I TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday:
/ g. B. Messenger and wife toJ. W. Com
rad, October 14th, part of inlot No. 74O, in
the city of Columbus, for S4,4OO. -- ...,
John r. Hilliard and wife to F. L. Groce,
June 1st, 1867, part ofinlots Nos. 1s, 10 and
20, in the town of Hilliard, for $11O.
I F. l.. Groce and wife TO VIM. Matthews, /,
October 3lst, 1867, part of inlots Nos. Is,
10 and 20, in the town of Hilliard, for $l75.
John r. Hilliard and wife to Retta Mat
thews, January 81, part of inlots Nos 45,
46 and AZ, in the town of billiard, for SlOO
John r. '-Hilliard and wife to VIM. Mat
thews, January 81, part OF lots Nos. 45, 46
and AZ, in the town of Hilliard, for 500.
Albert Groce and wife to VIM. Mat
thews, September 10th, ~ acres of land in
Norwich township, for $500. '.-f-.+
tB A very skillfully executed counter
felt $40 note on the Third National Bank of
Philadelphia is in circulation. Look out
| for it. ts&aE AF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-16

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Y esterday, about
.noon, two little girls, one daughter of
William Brodie, and the other a daughter
of Mr.. Minks, while playing on the rail-
road track in the vicinity of train, near
the Front street bridge, on the Little Miami
railroad, ,swereirun over and so seriously
injured that it is thought amputation of a
leg may be necessary to save the life of one
bf thesIittle sufferers. IDr. HelmicL was
called to their aid, aud done everything
that skill and kind attention could do to
relieve their sufferings.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-16
TIE SCIENCE OF HEALTH,

livery MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
~ Holloway's Pills and Holloway's Ointmsnt
Disorders of the Stomach. Liver and Rowels-The
Stomach is the great center which influences the
health or disease of the system-abused or debili:
tated by excess-indigestion, offensive breath and
physical prostration are the natural consequences.
Allied to the brain, it is the source of hesdaches
2ss1 9e d eoa and
generates bilious disorders. pains in the side dc
T. Bowels sympsthise by Costiyeness. piarEh9e,a
is on the stomach. and the liver lungs bowels and
kidne, $ participate in their recuperative and re.
generative operation. Erysipelas and Salt Rheum
are two of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent on this continent; 10 these the Oint-
andi" is first to eradicate the venom and then COM
plete the cure. Bad Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers,
Of passS o ss to aa ssvs
treatment have invariably succumbed to few ap-
plications Of this powerful qnguent. Eruptions on
transparent surface reganed BY the restorative
cosmetics and other toilet appliances in power
to dispel rashes and other dishgurements OF the
aGe Female Complaints whsan & IN N tne young 0T
the turn of life. these tonic medicines displays
decided an that WarEea * t
ing purely vegetable preparation, they are safe
and reliable remedy for all classes of Females in
every condition of health and station of life. Peg
and Fistula-Every form and feature of these prev
alent and stubborn disorders is eradicated local
mentations should precede its application. it,
healing qualities will be found to be thorough and
nVariabe. - s. sr-,. 7..---.-.-..sr
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
the following cases: -H'-s4q--f III.
BunioDs, Burns. Chapped hands, Chilblains, Fis-
tula. Gont. Lumbago. Mercurial Ernptions. Piles
Rheumatism, Ri gworm.. Salt Rheum, ScaIds,
Skin Diseases, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Throats Sores of ali
kinds, Sprains; Stiff Joints. letter. Ulcers, We.
nereai Sores, Wounds of all kinds. 5T'.73S7.
CAUTION l-None are genuine unless the words
HOLLOWAY, New YORK AND LONDON " are dis
cernable as Wdter-rnGr6 in every leaf of the book
of directions around each pot or box the same NAV
be plainly seen by holding the leaf to TIE light A
handsome reward will be given to any one render
ing such information as may lead to the detection
of any party or parties counterfeiting the medi-
cipes or vending the same knowing them to be spu-
rious. r. ~
~ Sold at the manufactory of Professor Hol-
loway. so Maiden Lane, New York. and by ali re-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout To civilized world. = nl-!.
ssr There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. .st
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot and box.
jyl5-w1y @ - b 81
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MAENsNrRcHon sunso,R,prIos coNcrRr.

MAENNERcHoR SuBsoR1prroN CoNcERT.--
The selectionof seats by the Subscribers TO
the Maennerchor Subscription Concerts
will be made at Settlers Music Store. East
State street, on next Monday. The first of
these concerts will be given on Thursday
evening next Oct. 22l. The series will
comprise six concerts, and will be the most
effective and complete ever given by our
talented Maennerchor. A full orchestra
has been added to the attractions, and will
prove feature of these concerts. That
they will be patronized by the elite and
fashion of our city, we know. That they
will be a source of pleasure we are also
-ure. JE- - ..satb -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-16

NEW TURNPIKE CoMPANY.-The certii
cate Of incorporation of tile Washington
Township {Franklin county, Turnpike Co
was filed with the Secretary OF State yester-
day. 1t is organized for the purpose ol
building and maintaining turnpike and
gravel road from the west end of the bridge
across the Scioto river al Dublin, and run
ming thence westwardly across the bridge
and through the town of Dublin to the
length of 450 poles. Capital stock $4,000
James Brown, James E. Wright, Johr
Thompson, 8. c. Frantz, E. w. Tuller
Francis Riley ami George w. Codein arr
tie corporators.
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new York market-oct. q, rs.

-COTTON-Opened heavy and lower, and
closed rather more steady; sales 2,600 bales
at 25@251sc for middling uplands, closing
with no sellers at under 251ac. a= sIsmdsGg
;FLOUR-Closed active and steady for J
State, and heavy for western brands. sui 10
.WHEAT--1@2c better, with moderate
export and home trade demand.s odsIq ns91p
RYE-Steady at 81 60@1 6lfor western
OATS-Dull at 74c for western afioat.i 81
CORN-More active and firmer at 81 Is
@1 151a for unsound, and 81 161a@1 IL for
sound new mixed western afioat. osg 5I itoT-
PORK-Dull and declining, with free
sellers of mess at S2S so cash. s.ss1iW
BEEF--Dull and dropping. T-.sf.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and firm. ls. tsta
BACON-Steady, with moderate de-
mand. 1..f-- 5-4. llf aol .s5!1z
LARD-Dull at 1914@19Ia for fair to
prime steam. if1s r. iI0s gnl
EGGS-Steady at 2S@29c. a aas .v1Bf.u
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ei,sL - E7Eg7lIl-g-I .Z-EI--1 II I'll
COMMERCIAL MATTERS. IS IS
New York Money Markebs Ocf. rs. "a
GOLD1aFirm; opened at e; closed at
Cincinnati moneyz HIaEket--Oct.a a5s
GOLD-1371s buying
iEXCHANGE-Firm at par for buyers
M New v. E1 YORK. Fix s,ock s. markse.-oc,t4. s isl :

new York stock Market-Oct. Is.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Active and
higher. Coupons of 'sl. 11514@1151s; do
'62 21l35s@11334; do '64 1l116 @lil5s@1 1llA;u
do '65 lll5s@l1lA; do new 1922 @lO97zsS;v
do '67 HOS; do ,'6s 111@l1l14; 10 -4Os 105z4
@l05s. ser ~. s-,l5,, ..-".,.,3 -,
American 461l l@4G34; Adams 51I4@511a;s
United States 4S@4S14; Merchants Union
224@23; Pacific Mail 61s@l2624; Allan
tic 22@25; Western Union Telegraph 3es4
@37; New York Central 1854 @12s11aa; Erie
4936@4s1a; preferred 70@71; Ohio and Mis-
sisslppi 81 la@sl5s Wabash eS11s @631 90
119; Michigan Southern SS5s@SSsl Fort
Wayne 114114@Il411aa;; Terre Haute 4111s GA;
do preferred 63@65; c c and Ind 79; To-
ledo 10414@1043a. --.. 60, ~ -. -
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chicago marker-oct. Is

FLOUR-Easier; sales of spring extra
WHEGT-Qaiet and 2@4c higher on No.
J., and %@1c higher on. No.. 2; sales of
No. l at 81 42a1 Az; No. 2 at 81 s41ssas
3514; closing steady at 81 43 for No. !,
and 81 80 tor No. 2; sales No. since
Change at 81 361 ,.i.. -. Fl r,I-.,5,
CORN-null and 1a2c lower; sales of No. :.
at 9Oa92c; No. at s9a9O1s rejected at IsS,
sss; closing M dull and nominal al az 9oa9le for
nOATS-Aetive and ,4411ac lower; sales
No. l at 5la5l14c; rejected at 49c. ,,-sl--.s,
aRYE-Active and steady; sales of No. l
at 81 27al 30; No. 2 at ST 24s1 25, and re-,
iected at 81 f15a1 16; closing at 81 2s for
No. !, and 81 "a for No. 2. z-,fr., 5vI.r e,,s.,
BARLEY-Active and 3a4c higher; sales
of No at 81 94a1 9S. and rejected at 81 73
al rs; closing at 81 96a1 81 for No. 2. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-16

THEATER LAST NIGHT.-A fair attendance
at the Opera House last night, and Othello
finely rendered is the record. Mr.. Roy's
Othello was first rate performance. He
has as fine conception of the character as
any man we have seen in it since j. B.
Roberts day. He has reason to be proud
of his rendition of the part. Lacking a
little in physique, and in that great dignity
of movement we usually expect to see in
Othello, Mr.. Roys, by his superb reading,
made one forget that anything was want
ing to make 1t perfect. But if we speak
thus highly Of Othello, what shall we say
of Mr.. Lanergan's Tago? 1t was splendid
ly done. Though we had expected
far better Iago than is usual, we confess
he far outstripped our expectations. In
the latter portion of the third act, and in
the second scene of the fourth, he gave us
a mastery picture. His idea of the char
acter is, we conceive, correct one. He
makes Iago dashing, bold, bad man, and
shows himself to be a closer student of the
divine bard than is usual in these degener-
ate days. Mr.. Bates Cassie deserves special
mention also. 1t was his best effort as yet
He read it clearly. deliberately. and, of a
consequence, effectively. Davies Rvderi-
| go was fair performance. Mrs. Laner-
gan rendered Desdemona finely. She is a
painstaking little lady, and does all her
parts carefully and acceptably. Mrs. Stan
ley's Enelia did not please US as some of
the other characters she has sustained here.
Tonight we are to have the popular play
of East Lynne, and the roaring farce of a
| Cockney in Corsica. ssztE. -t-lat .1..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-16

- fsrfr r. -a . s1 / / 7 - Z ri afa
I'M. E. CHURcH APPoINTMENTs.--For the
following appointments made for the Co
lumbus District by the Ohio Conference
M. E. Church, recently in session at Lon.
don, an attentive friend has our thanks:
.OCA Vananda, Presiding Elder. = -
Columbus, Town street--W II Scott.
Wesley Chapel--Isaac Crook. s,ral
Bigelow Chapel W White.
Christie Chapel-E III Heagler.
City Mission--L. TAFT, Or rr.sY-rr
Iondon-H X Foster. Ari14t'ttt -
Midway-W II FL Wolf.
West Jefierson-A Fleming. q !
Pleasant Valley e Moore =
California; N Pitcher. = gasE1 .sna
Worthington-=S Tippett. 7~es 81
> Hiliard4 IS M Bright. = s-tRi -
Harrisburg-Ancil Brooks and Wallace
Martin. l-e - 40 -'Y -
Darbyville--W Il McCliutock.
MiIford-W w Cherrington. ti-5asi