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NEaRo RULE IN WAsH1NaroN. Wash
ington city, just now, is governed, locally,
in the interests OF the negroes. The
Common Council there insist that
negroes shall be entertained at all the
hotels and restaurants, just as whites are
The proprietors will not receive them as
guests, and the question will go to the
courts for determination. Restaurant
keepers will take the same course The
argument Of the hotel-keepcrs is that
their business is Of n private character
and that they have the right to refuse to
DO business with whom they please,
black or white. The common law rs to
hotel or nn-keeper has been construed
to be that he is bound to receive all
proper persons resorting TO his house as
travellers. Whether they can be sus-
tanned, in refusing to accept negroes as
proper persons, is to be determined in
the courts. Lancaster Pa. MkcHigeucr.
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LOW PRICG5.

VKJHITE DINNER SETS, new Limoge
w Shapes, l57 pieces, $25. Smaller size
sets proportionately low in prices.
WHITE TOILET SETS, IL pieces, 1920.
WHITE TEA SETS, "A pieces, 81 90.
GOOD WINE-GLASSES, per dozen, 81 90.
All other goods in onr line equally low. Goods
packed for the country, or forwarded by FIX
press, c. o. d.
WASHINGTON TiADLEY's
Middle Cooper Institute Block,
Third and Fourth Aves., between 7th and Sth
streets, New York.
Send for Illustrated Photograph and Cuta-
logMe of Limoge Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets.
mailed free. Oct Is 3mo
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Grant wants more money to keep the
Government going. Iu spite of his
pledges OF economy and reform he can
not run the machine for cent less than
$50, 900, 600 more than johnson required
to run it. And yet the departments at
Washington are repudiating the most
nndoubted debts every day, and, so far
as paying money to honest creditors is
concerned, the Treasury is absolutely
closed. There is leak somewhere.
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The ORIGINAL COMMISSION OF GENERAL.
FRANCIS MARION AS A UNITED STATES
OFFICER. valuable relic of the
past is now on exhibition at the store of
W. Ct. Whilden & Co., corner of King
and Beaufain streets. 1t bears date
April IL. 1882, and commissions the
General as lieutenant Colonel in the
United States service, to take rank from
september 16, 1776. Although the parti-
san hero and celebrated Swamp Fox of
the South was Brigadier- q eneral in the
State service, he never rose higher than
l4ieutenant-Co Colonel in the Continental
line. His pay commenced from the day
he took rank; and we have ascertained
that he drew it accordingly. The com
mission is signed Is. Lincoln, Secretary
Mt War, and tested in the name of John
Hanson, President OF Congress. John
Hanson, OF Maryland, was President oi
Congress only for about year.
The commission is the property oil
Richard Yeadon. ESQ, who acquired it
IN right Of his wife, collateral descend
ant OF the llnstrious hero.
Charleston C0h,'i.r:
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SAVANNAH, Ga, March 3. 1867.
MIR. G. w. AIMAn-Dedr Sir: A member OF
my family, suffering long from Dyspepsia, has
experienced more relief from your 'Saracenia
Bitters," than from any other medicine she
has ever tried. 1t is most EXCELLENT for invigo-
rating the system and creating an appetite.
regard itas decidedly the most beneficial OF oil
dyspeptc remedies. Yours. very respectfully,
N. j. DARRELL.
Sold by all Druggists. General Agents, RIs.
LEY & Co., 141 Chambers st., N. Y. April Ily
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j. N. KOBSUN, COmmlssion Merchant,
NOS. AND = ATLANTIC WHARF.
CHARLESTON, s. C.
HAVING ample means for advances, busi-
IL ness experience Of twenty years, and
contining himselt strictly to COMMISSION
BUSINESS, without operating on his own ac
count, respectfully solicits consignments OF
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, etc.
Shippers of Produce to him may, at their
option, have their consignments sold either in
Charleston or New York; thus having the ad-
vantage of two markets, without extra COM
mission.
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tHgNlX SUPPLEMENT-.
Thursday Morning, January 81, 1s7o.s q

WHO PAYS THE REvENUE.-The total
receipts of internal revenue for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1869, from all the
States and Territories was $14S, ,O27,-
9SS.7G. This is exclusive of the receipts
from tax on salaries, stamps and pass
ports through the State Department..
The following is the amount paid by
each State aud Territory, and the rea-
tive position in respect to the amount of
TAX paid: First, New York, $35, 7lG.-
423.19. Second, Ohio, $16,116, ,54777.
Third, Pennsylvania, $l5,47O, 400. .O2.
Fourth. Illinois. S13, ,0G3, 256S7. Fifth,
Massachusetts,. 1922, 1854. Sixth,
Kentucky. $7,647, ,2G9.73. Seventh,
Missouri. SIS, 295, ,s0453. Eighth. Mary
land, 81. 547, ,502.7G. Ninth, California,
S4,529, ,247.44. Tenth, Indiana, So, &c.,
1880. Eleventh, New Jersey, SD, 792,-
361.61. Twelfth, Virginia, S2,745,-
144.45. Thirteenth, Michigan, $2,642,-
$40, ,505.95. Fifteenth, Wisconsin, ST.
959,O4O. 65. Sixteenth, Louisiana, ST.
902,115.88. Seventeenth, Iowa, ST.
558. 1854. 50. Eighteenth, Rhode Island,
S1,286. .3S4.74. Nineteenth, Tennessee,
$l,255, ,781.12 Twentieth, Georgia,
$1,O16, ,281.57. Twenty-frst, North Ca
rolina, $3.50. 0.535.OS. Twenty second.
Maine, $66U, 9O6.4O. Twenty third, New
Hampshire, s651, ,34s.02. Twenty fourth,
West Virginia, S563. 3.O43. 40. Twenty
fifth. Texas, s483, ,217.S7. Twenty-sixth,
Alabama, $472, ,31625. Twenty-sevepth,
District Of Columbia, SAG, ,O45. 1s. Twcn-
ty-eighth, Delaware, $425, 1OG47. Twen-
ty-ninth. Minnesota, 1868, $3.50. Thir-
tieth. South Carolina, 1858, ,sGO.11.
Thirty-first, Vermont, S318, Sc.
Thirty-second, Kansas, 1914, 763 80.
Ehirty-third, Nevada, 1929, ,57713.
Thirty-fourth, Mississippi, s194, 129 At.
Thirty-ffth, Oregon, Sl71, $685. 90.
Thirty-sixth, Nebraska, $161, ,3S7.4S.
Thirty-seventh, Arkansas, $144, ,985O7.
Thirty-eighth, Idaho, $78, 1O5. 60. Thir-
ty-ninth, Florida, $71, 500. .13. Fortieth,
Utah. $G4,971.40. Forty first, Mon.
tana, S64, ,336.33. Forty-second, Colo
RADIO, $60,99s26. Forty third, Wash
ington, $49,367. 43. Forty-fourth, New
Mexico; s43.615.43: Forty fifth. Ari-
zona, 1,315.21. Forty-sixth, Dakota,
S10,900.14. Forty-seventh, Wyoming,
S5, 10G.5O. Washington Republican.
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Dir. Richau's Golden Remedies.


G1 00O REWARD for any case of dis
DleOOO ease in any stage which they
fail to cure Dir. RJClIAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM
No. cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and
Blotches, Sclofua, &c is the greatest Blood
Purifier known, removes all disease from the
system and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2
its forms, gives immediate relief in all cases
No dieting necessary. Price OF either No. / or
No. 9, s503 per bottle, or two bottles for 80 90.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe
accompanied with full directions. Price So 100
per bottle. DIR. RICHAU'S U'SGOLDEN ELIXIR
D'AMOUR, q radical cure for Debility, iii old
or young; imparting energy with wonderful
effect. Price IS per bottle or two bottles for 50,
On receipt Of price, the Remedies will be
shipped to any place. Circulars sent. Address
DIR. ID. b. RICHARDS,
Aug ~ ly No. 22s Varick st New York.
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fHNHE Proprietors take pleasure in announc-
Il ing this seiegantly-Yurnished Establishment
now open for the accommodation of guests
The table will always be supplied with every
lelicacy of the season-both from the New
York and Charleston markets, and no efforts
will he spared TO give perfect satisfaction, in
very respect, to our patrons. FREE LUNCH
/ the refectory every dny from II until 12i.
Nav 80 81 HIi e. JoAHMANNi BADENHiop PRorBIrrons.
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Administrators Notice.

fUNHE undersigned gives notice that on the
4 2Sth day of January next, he will apply to
w. Hutson Wigg, Esq, Judge OF Probate for
Richland County, as his office, at 10 O'Clock A.
~, for final discharge as Administrator Of
William Hussung. deceased.
Dec 80 tl3 WM h. BACHMAN
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slEilh Fond and Channel oysters.
- Orders from al parts Of the interior solioit.
ed. :. Aadxess Tboss MeCrady, Agent, P. o.
Box 839. Charlsstop, s.. O. M
hEFEnEEGrs: = James Adger & Co, Hon. J.
B. Campbell, DIR. st. J. Ravenel, David Jen-
nnings, 1ocfaaS. q Son. W. 9 Pingle, John s.
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Manufacturers of
SADDLES, HARNESS, FIRE CARS, BELTS, &c,
And Dealers in
Government Mcclellan Saddles and Govern
ment Team Harness
ALSO.
Agents for the celebrated "Dexte Bonuets"
for the prevention Of Sun-stroke.
NO. 0s ri eettpg street.
Next TO Mills House,
Jan ~ e Fl 4 r l. F. TON, s. c. tIIno
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Pratt's Astral" Oil.

HNIIKE many other Illuminating Oils. Is
u perfectly pure. and free from all adultera-
tions or mixtures of any kind. 1t emits no
offensive smell while burning, gives soft and
brilliant light, and can be used with the same
assurance of safety as gas. Chemists pro-
nouncc it tho best and safest Illuminating Oil
ever offered to the public; and Insurance Com
panies endorse and urge upon consumers the
use of the astral" Oil in preference to any
other: 1t is now burned by thousands of
families, and i'll no instance has any accident
occurred from its use; q lamp filled with it, ii
upset and broken, will not explode. To pre-
rent dd'lte'dtion, the astral" Oil is packed
only in the Guaranty Patent Cans, of one gal
Ion and five gallons each, and each can is
sealed i'll a manner that cannot be counter
feited. Every package with uncut seal we
warrant Be sure and get none but the genu-
inc article, Pratt's "Astral" Oil, for sale by
dealers everywhere, and ut wholesale aud re-
tail by the proprietors.
On. House OF CHARLES PRATT,
10S Fulton street, New York.
=. o. Box 1850.
send for circulars, with testimonials and
price lists: Enclose stamps for copy of the
Astral LiyM. Jan t3G
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DoRcHEsTER ROAD. $. G., DEoEMBEn IL, 1862
MesS''s. Chdpedn d HetrOn -GENTLEMEN:
and horses. both in cart and plow, and find it
the bost Collar have ever used, and csn say
with pleasure that fully endorse it's merits as
claimed by you. Respectfully,
r. B. BAKER. NJ d
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &C.
:. DAGGING. ROrE IRON

,5--H BAGGING. r OF +, IRON
~ o A TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed GSss%
Eze4alNS Sides and Shoulders. A choice 1NLkd
article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard, esaslsa1a
IN barrels, kegs. lbs, 8 and 1O lb. packages.
choice Family Flour, in bbls. and bags. with
L full assortment of other grades. Liverpool
salt. in sacks Mackerel Nos. l, and 8. in
bbls., halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, Of all grades. TEAS. Of all grades.
Molasses-- -Muscovado. New Orleans and Sugar
House Syrup. Tobacco and Segars. Soap; Cam
dies, in boxes and half boxes: Cheese, Crack
crs, Pickles, Can Fruit, Epccd oysters, Sal
mon, in cans and glass. Liquors Choice Old
Cabinet. Monongahela, Rye and Corn Whis-
key, and a variety of other fine brands.
WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
Bound Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nails, OF all sizes, Shot OF all numbers. Cast
ing, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, skllets and Frying
Pans, OF all sizes.
All the above named with many other art-
les has been recently purchased and selected
with care and will be sold low for cash. Give
us a call. WELLS Il CALDWELL.
Near tho s. G. and G. and G., Railroad Depot,
next door to National Hotel. Oct 1G +
, 1870-10-07

IfcgMR,Nial's Fluid EN:rslct Eucll0
,r n1eA,Sut in tttte ard ''. fc frata all iaus7aus
, 1870-10-07
HOTEL PERs0yALs,


Among the arrivals as this hotel. yesterday.
Fraact.eo; < i. Gibson, si.chisas: james u.
E'5: I ass9 as9gsna Basssa ~; H. Hen ciea9 III
Islands; A. i Lewis. WISCONSIN: u. I. non,
i !s1ioek assS ~ ysTx &o's
James Shaw, Mol.uc; l.. n. Loni, l'oAladelpats:
FREMONT HOUSE .
,srtl4y, were ihes following: ". G. Cum
1ex F1e, p.rt; E.is Ms.t.n, Gea E Iovc, san Fan.
iirnvcs: Geo. F. F..s.. New YORK; I. F.. CisrI.
Iowa; Il \. smith. p.ona; J. h MoA:y, ,stoa;
James i Sraldine. i,u'.uque: .. :; re7S, New
kALsss: uLaslrs :. Phillips. New Orleans,
SHERMAN ii1ESE.
Among the arr1sai. y thi- hotel. yesterday.
il. Leach. Nn<tan: il. u. Shcr:lap, Milwausec +.
u. Young, Nashville: Z. Thatcher. Vermont; Il.
sla,ur, atta.ta; + D; Lewis, tIea: T. sna9- 7;
% noni, ri s,,elpsia: u. Adams, n.,osIva: il i.
Ita.,wr. N.a.r.v.s.tA: J. II 1yt Nov Yors; Hs1 ",
r. Sh.w. Iowa; J. \. Cram, Etttrast.
EalGGs liuC.E
Among lie aEnTals At this no:eI, yesterday.
y. IT The following: f. Y. Hudson. 3stf"rI: 4.
Il. Il isut;er, Mi1vankce: lanes Morton. hata.
IL dsriees Keekl, ri; II. S. Kellogg. k.nosna
b. ". Dasts, lteloli; y. J. na1- C0ancll B!aus
7ir;rs: \. u. Wheeler. Manissec. r. +. Co:eswcll
| CetcOTlt: q. 4 Ferguson, Utt1 ~. Nea. T. Ben
ncii, Gu,uI. Colorado; b. Non:somcsy, lsocl
lslantt-
Au,crc .nc arr1rais nj shts hesc1, yesterday
| wITr inc tclIow.nr; ". 4. Morris Basllus1ou
j. Fek. i, :. uEgoo,. lto5'cn: u. a. SteWAI!
l'hi!adelrnta; charrs = Knss. y: Lnnts; Y.
l!tyxeo1. Dessen Matthew wh:eas,a, sa,,Msed v;
y.tL.lu,a. r. /. HrooIf!.ld, Nusca!tne; + Y
! Dyer. Rochester: Jaracs Truman. Aurora; +.
West, Gee Sc Daniels, Washington; J. T. BURKE
, 1870-10-07
TIE OAUGHNAWAGA CANAL.
Iterott Of the Nonrd OF Trndc Commercial
Committee on Governor t'nlcrsyeoss,
Adtress---The. Great Work
Endorsed.

n. :;
on luesoay aI*efnoo1 meeting OF the C3In-
fnetriaf (nmrnIstee nj fhc 1lnnrd ~ rr..,n ,,.a,
-, 49, ~ So'e ~ .ne noa.a VI 4!aae "as
ue'o ~ Tue secretary ouce, 70 near statement
Ilom HUI Lev! lnusrwouJ, e1-GureIEuF OF Vet
csna; ramn.n ss raessS,,1 y. .ns saaRnna"aeA
pouance Of Tie ptupoae.i work.
Governor fn.efEhhi in h14 n,1,lr.aa rr,-o.y th,+
the Csn0hnav,ua Csnsf EnntI ~ nacas -. 80. -
rs,l * nTa'E =, th s.,tst ~, ~. .Ssessat{ r. -
e.aaI III 80, ~ tuT ~ Uaato 6na E1e
p2clfy u neat vessels OF SD tons burden, for
$s,suu,c1e.
lion. r r. Ma4nu. AJArnr ~ ft3,Irnon aot ryo,
J. y. SeaYumon tn,;or,.1t ;nrsrn.r i;,is.r.z.-s,t
- "a, e-t ~ sen vsstaus ouoeiNoous
~ ,ha t1e COMMERCIAL
az It,so n,et.r =, ,aS az tn.,,. ...t.,s,
, 1870-10-07

Tue following grs1n has been reseiyed up TO
10 o'cteck this moruine: $50 CARS wheat;
a!4 cara and $500 bu efrn: Ie3;s cara aud
11,Gt0 bu oats: 23 csrs re; ss;a cars barley.
Total ('ay cs1s1. SCI QUO bu-
Wi:h1sa*n yesterday for city consumption ::
:.:16 BIZ wheat: 1,35a ba corn; SSH bu oats
1.s42 bu barley. -~..
There Was a f.,L1r larger attendance on
'C:l-uSe to-day than ususl. snl aIont the
avcrsge amorut CT trading. tanlness
n 1s aq'sss sas ssnE !, osSf ssue
iy the fact tlIst tie markets we're
Pressed BY seiltzs determined to dispose
1t tEein property on the Gid principle OF " no
seAstnab!e ofIer refused" ws4feh Is. OF c3u1sa,
very trio and trae, As any oac nuss be very
ccii.ts werc again l.zge, and een=i!orably in
s1cess OF the shipments, While NeE iosk was
ea>er in al The leading trEalstu0t except oats.
Tie dclcs1tes sent from the Chicago Board
| Ct Trade to attend the Southern Commercial
| Convention. now in session 4. Cincinnati, have
+ returned hcma. without waiting for formal
adjorrnment- Last evening they looked ove'
tbs situation, AID, finding it to be evidently
| ca,rcly Ct the sprezc-caglo aEJer. wisely con.
| cluled thxt they were nat wanted there e1cep.
| .s listeners TO set speec5e. oa the SeuaEa
iesue witch seems to occaps the tlouEhts o.
exclusion Ut everything esso except taosle-!eg
In Justice to the eoatleraen wAo thus rronptl.
showed :heir good sense IN quietly wltEdsa @in{
tscH this arena Of brncomer. we ap?elt thet
names 2. W Dater, +. L. Underwood, y.
lIouch, ]. ". Preston. and c. ". Wheeler.
| uiShwib6s we're rather less active at yessef
t'sr's pnccs. closing icm, il sym?athy viii
New IoTk. with hcyeEs a. the p1lces pa,d AM
| Llaacrs sskjug &c norc. Sales weto $50 bzl
ircn tound At si:, and 50 brls wood bound !
osc. .......-....
Like frcights were more active. At IN
charged rascs on all except wheat. which Va
6 shade eaeier. i total OF II charters 10
grain vas reported, 0. which we've fer wheat
for corr, afos rye, aad for oats- Nltes
IsuIaio were 5@5ttc on wheat, Sc Oh cotr
aid 4c On csts. Through ratea to New 1or
werc 1ac on wheat, ard 1Sc on cc1n.
ii Provisions we're 1ru, but quiet 1acte VA
!. 70 leycepsitle ehan6e IN quot,aoa out
little t:ute desirs to seu mcss pork Tor Deceu
Ger delivery 1t yesterdays figures. INC =
ceipts Of hoee Arc large. but they are Dem
freely taken BY Eastern luyeEs. and preea +.
| ra11 e:cadx. This LEAFS some operators
think that Quotations on foot may not
| much lower, but others predict big dsop
. Any time within the next tlntfy aay'
mined not to commence cperAAons
present figures. This deterninstso9 9s.
. enurse, liable 70 be over1uled w outside lanu
!. scees. Il the Eastern demand be sume;eat !
: keep up tho market, our packers viii Tai
. hold, undoubtedly, OF even At An advanc
They viii buy when they think they see resso
10 believe the market has touched
lowest rotut. Tbs market claae1
, 1870-10-07
\ Scene In n Heunn,s Suffrage
Convention.

Tie main &c int III the recent Massachusetts
Wou1si4 Suffrage Contention seems to l'o the
proIriety of awaiting the action Of the ltcpul-
li:3u and Democratic Conventions, Which plan
was finally aioptel. There was strong mi
I.catr in favor OF tho unconditional noa,!na-
ton Of Wendell Phillips, who wss recognized,
i'll the language Of Mrs. IivcrMOrc, ~ tbs
wonssu's tusn, even fur a higher Office tll11i
Governor, ard as wcrth TO them tirc Cl1.iins."
Some 1aey tl'icge were SAID, -.... ....
Stephen $. Foster anaouncel that 10 woul1
rot 60 TO tho polls except with lis wife ~ liz
tqu+f ron lis azu..
Mr=. I.ive.nc7e replied TIA! il ete was Liz
wife he would stag arar utder Gi:icnties, as
filc tic lot believe in voters hcglcc::nG their
duties in a crisis. Shc said that the csInst-
tiES in the lieman's Journal Office dnriu 3 tho
LAST summer. On tlc Enrs OF laa1inG iopu'.ll-
etrs, ID moerats, prohibittoui:ts. and Labor
Eefo11ne.s, would Eof he, believed nplcss tho
facts were stated under oath. They hegsoI
i1si tLe weuseh would Ect do uHthing To-
eplit MP their parties.
cal trie..s 10 gain votes, aid cAnttaNel the con-
vcntioa asai1>t an cleycttl Aou1 e3Ivc.t Ike
Tic EeEulllcan party.
2u. Foster * il .,tiere1 Wendell Phillips tba
tcavcn-srroIntc1 leader cf the su1sase move
mini, ard 1,o did net want him thrown over
board nor Gcvesnfr t:latsin, or eycn plank
iii tue Republican platform.
Mrs. L:vcr1sorc said III the women had
carried OH tllis convention noae, they would
rot have rot irto ttti. tnndll.."
s!r. lostcr reriied: NO; they would h1ye
al gene wrong unite.llv."
Mrs. Howe remarked that tho gentleman
{1lr. 5. S, Fts,erl had evidcat!y attempted 10
l.n1lv the lat!ics AID cortrol them III manner
tL1t thes we.e liz. accustomed to submit to
| at home.
IG!1cr, excited}y- - will not be c1lied .
ta1ly no, never.
Mrs. Lircrmorc sail E.e would not cl.sg1
them with hu!lsins. They wcfo on!y fighting
tlc,r Own battles u.cr their (Wou.en'r) lleals+
M1s. Howe ilI>i,tel On wait sAo saiL.
, 1870-10-07

Aud IEtn.t Ptn-r~ts u:t clearly rr.r..~: br rYs-
HAPAEl at 31 Eo.t Maiison tt- tt,..- he e;td~x
all ,c ul>uree..tsl II It h
ha' rin Ce .tsto Ifer s. Srn &c hi. ttaids
Ira!th ARD Lcas Lt~ HI. rizrul1r for WINNING tao
AT tthA NJ the errA,s.t, will b. T.
, 1870-10-07
ADJUSTMENTS
THE OrEKA


7t,e fourth night Of The scas.u gave rs sra
Dsayulo.~ Watcher "Fra DiAvo,o " *. well cone
ul &.al, nn, IL matters ltue Hs to Its popularity
II t1a:atfc interest Of the story, the sY1upatas
l.ut4A. tor :hc tascIauling bandit, and the gro
tts1nr 1.t1es u his tvo cuIaellcs will always
c1sr1 il through, 1T tie music even lodlucfenuy
!s.f.1a:d Al eseftoa lug cssheaueI Il aways ;:1s
aAt s<1f".sHF q ''Ffa u4AS.su-T II eau make coca
mt l'sc Of auy otaee u5r:sa. Their was p0 ex-
~ ~. En'.. tast ussnt, for the fainlhas
Ctoa"ea h''Asc. Tic performance itself WAS
= ny uneven nnt- Some thinvi were done admir-
ANY snss ne ,hu7s .eFE ua.Es. And tilv wors tainSs
invariably faslssi partly owing to thc fact thar
Eksne u INT aftas's gut at,iy OF Int N 1nly ans.
as1nnens ,n sSS's', i, e., fol singers and
ctrsnn 10 1hls III tue E4uie Ut III. t,rs, ~, ,xn,
gca,raf w.s quite e,.<IE1 trt'' and :Tec,vc In Inc
saet Est tbcIe 'TS were ,oH,s 10 ,a,.siaua effort
Mr. ewcr while he sang the ssrrraic e an, ana ,sl
cradle expression and with few Of h,s nani sa,
u.:nnrkfnls, was uftcu very faulty. Trssn,
was charming, ri9nsnl ll.t,e zvrl:ns, aud. wiz
ssrg with delightful! ct.ct Her love som: onc1,
tn. The secuni act, wEs the voc1: gen ,,t ths
cveEsns, sna was gtyen ", WITH such exquisite
renccialy IN tac neal rateasa, tn3; II ealnct fo
aler genuinely enthusiastic cnco.c. Ds4ytos
and Campbell. rs the t"o Tos'bcrs, aeandonct
4llemscTEs 70 I'll fui.n - EsanaasttS Eluscs!ucr1
and outrageous ou'landishneas, and soceeciea !.
@eepI1g inc audience IN good naturc q
She evening, althougn We think Nj
Hl:aytcn made mistake IN lntst
dcc!ne The siammeE. There wns TOO mach Of !
a1ni ns Il was altogether NATURAL OF course Il VA
vel nieh altogether uppleaslng: Botn the.
as,ists aynlled themselves Of the tla1luoni
liberty allowed In III. last act, and lotsf po!a.e
s.Ihc Woir.~ il a magnificent manner, an
1:;h dramatic energy thai compelled =
c..1st Nj. Campbell :aac l.s 1avoHte Q
eopE Let AL Qpey," which he always SIG. We
, 1870-10-07

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lu,.ncs. @ = hsis lime: Ca1nsa, Lorspurr, @ Il 50
r. Kyburn. A se,lits. q, It lu:nber, Is 4, sain-
L9N,; j. I Alexander, Lenaant, 'isat; Excelsior.
AksivEp-Fhgnlx, Lcckport- 1,sso hu corn.
4,,n, hu cats; ua'ph,n- Ottawa, i.'t@ hu cora,
l.:uo nu oat-: Aape Leaf. btrn.s BIlSs.
Ste it Il %err;, ssf 4 % n S c5u, 0aS is,, n::, T.
s.roGui euru: {. ". zamnermau, J.,rs
Mount. ls4 900 4. t'raoa-e pre-. ~ g., ms D4.h
brlrk; buarh Of Trade. Masselsles, .soo hu corn,
1870 IN Gals: Grheral Suc-mau. Se:leea, a,foo u
e,sn: Augll.ta. istg ltslu. IS yt!s ssnlr. ARABIA.
rs K ~ y1s ;tSns: EssS Ls1snt Y VI = NJ,
r!aLGt, LcEcont. IS Jtss stoLe: frop Two S-l1tes
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| molt, - tIa s:oEe; y. litss. Lau.G1t. CO Stls
| zone; pup Cashier, i.nnnE, Is s.ls s.one: -
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yls Sicne: S.Lcs.upo!, Ls.oOpt. 6' E4ls sr,nc; Ma
I y Walker, LeLuat: y Jtls stone: cnas- Steel.
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tu ats: Llnhesf. OTTAWA, 500 bu corn, ,at, ia
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oats: G. huFnLar,, Locltor1, ~ ytls Stone; " A.
Tra-sleE, .icr1ls, 80 ions cuai; Monarch, Locx-
pnts, bri nnar, i9o, 81 s.s meal
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la:a; Investigator, Sum:u1t,. 1tsht: prop TwG
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L. 4. Tho1e, L:iubnr. Light, IL. l. Pcaslcr. v:
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m. n. light: stars SID Stripes, LcEa.nt, i!.ns
MARI tre;v. ten.oat. tight: ]. H. WAiEtf. L.
ma, I, rn,; Se:a5;t sU, iesn.,nt. l.4hl: u. Hess
L'1.,,.i, H.t-: An,t.s-a, H.. Kun licnt; p.14nc !:
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