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New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

S}0pD Of the First Mortgage Seven Per Cent
Bonds Of the Cherry Valley, Sharon, and Albany
Railroad for sale. This is the only mortgage on
road y miles long, connecting Albany and Cherry
Valley. The road is completed and has been in sue
cessf operation since the 18th of june and its net
earnings are largely in Of its interest the
mortgage bonds. The road is perpetually leased to
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, and the
bonds can be recommended as one of the very best
and safest investments in the market For further
PARTICULARS apply to HHLGGRTEN 4 Co,
% BrOad-st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

OFFICE or vERNnIYE & Co, 1G and IS Nassau-st.
The Coupons of the Long Island Railroad Co. due
Nov l. win be paid on and after that date at this
Office. VERMIIYE & Co.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

loao,e for Clover Calcutta Linscd nominal cur Quotations
TSIIow-The has been dmani bu, with liberal supply
at for Common, snd &c Tor Prime.
WALSH WIN 7 bh- has been quiet snd there lit
ia 49, 10, 40 nrrr,s figures sales cf $50 bbl Iron
bound o. 8lic, with no tu era over S9t9dSc
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
UNITED STATES TREASURY,

NEN YORK, October JI, I8I0.
DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1870 shall by order,
receive bids for Coll, aud offers Of Bonds, follows
BIDS FOR GOLD.
WEDNESDAY November R-One Million.
WEDNESDAY, November s-One Million.
WEDNESDAY, November l6-One Million.
WEDNESDAY, November 23-One Million.
WEDNESDAY, Noyember Ozone Million
OFFERS OF BONDS.
THURSDAY, November 3-0ne Million.
TIL RSDAY, November l0-One Million.
THU RSDAY, November l7-One Million
THURSDAY, November 2i-0ne Million
They viii he in accordance regulations heretofore observed
certified check for per bid ofe be ose there
With Proposals will opened at L O'Clock each day specified
The Treasury option accept Offers o Bonds lids for Gold
in excess Of the amount advertised for.
circular further particulars be- had At this Office
THOMAS HILLHOUSE Assistant Treasurer L. s.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK. a. = hAiCh' "
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
Raskers and Dealers a Government Securities
HARVEY FISK.

HARVEY FISK. A = hAiO"
OFF1CE OF FISK & HATCH, ,
Rapkers and Dealers tR Government SecWptes,
No 5NAssAU-sT., NEW loRK, Oct. 81, 1870
Tux FUNDING OF U. S. FIvE-TwENTrEs into O
frstcass security paying the same rate of interest
six per cent gold and which cannot be called IN
under 95 years without the consent of the holder
NAV now be effected at clear profit Of about f'oeny
mr. cent by exchanging them for the FIRST MORTGAGE
BoSps or THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD 90.
The fivetwenties of 1867 selling to-day OF lloi
and the Central Pacific Bonds at 81 SlO0 OF tine
former will buy 600 Of the latter, and leave nearly
500 for use OF for reinvestment; or SoOoo OF tne
former. paying $500 in gold annually VIII ouy So'V"
of the latter paving $3.50 in gold annually ana leave
balance in cash of over $50.
The Central Pacific is a completed, Thoroughly
huilt weV-managed road, doing large business
and earning an immense revenue Inc BONUS are
vel, and fayoraby known, and constantly dealt H.
both here and in the chief financial centers OF Eu-
roma and they can be disposed of at quoted market
nrioe with the same facility as Government bonus
and are daily quoted at the Stock Exchange.
Having originally negotiated these Bonds and
heing thoroughly acquainted with their soundness
and value. we have introduced them as speciality
IN our regular business in connection with our deal
inOs in Government Securities, and recommend them
without hesitation TO our friends and customers de-
string 10 make investments OF 10 fund their i've
tvSenties upon advantageous terms without reduc-
,;on N interest. FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
HAyAS. WykKLy MARKETS.

mated Is 900 baes The shipments Of Cotton from BOMBAY 10 The
2sb inst the last report have been 3- bales Pors ols quiet
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

COFfEEThs demand been light nIuiry mainly o Br
~ ode Kinds Gull bat rates generally steady Rio l+@l6e 'es
& bAr.R Saereen Hampton Roads
AS0 MEAI-Tle market for state and We"-n four
De- Limits for foreign oriers and bunrs
complete fre gm
moderate demand and puces favor The
ltgver We
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for THE TRIBUNE

Carefully Reported for The TRIBUNE
MONDAY, Oct. 81, 1870.
continues oby moderate demand Pots
~ oD without quoSole change quote at IS a ~ %
pesrs jul and nominal
CpT ON-The market the fairly active and fu owing
from EuO saes @ hae t7 last evening
81 srve le ang % for 459 for consumption and
~ speculation For delivery the market tnner for Oo
be- ~ith or later months the demand good closing
evening CeObe l6t 0lt3c; 6 NoTemher
l9 M each November and December Ici 69 December lSei
January, lt
Fed1y October November l6d16c le00 Decem-
Ibtc JauEa u 6ic ali on bass Of Low hddngi
Chlrhs. October cash
Mobile Isle; do 5.c; 500 all November, l5ic 300 10
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECLIITe
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Oct. 81, 1870
Eeev,s Cows yesls sheep and Lambs SWINE
glO0 los 2l3l 346 J)RB
Those were sold at the following market p aces.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

THK CENTRu RAILROAD OF Iowa, connecting st.
Louis and ST. Paul and running through the finest
portion of Iowa, is nearly completed. The re-
naming million Of its per cent gold First Mort
gage Bonds is now offered at 90 and accrued interest
Parties who desire strictly frst-class investment
on one of the very best roads in the country in
yited to examine into the merits of this security.
1t pays fully onethird more interest than Govern
ments which are taken i'll exchange at the highest
market rate. W. b. SHATTUCK, Treasurer.
81 Pine-st., New-YOrk.
After full examination, we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds. and desire to recommend them to our Gus
toners AS 4 THOROUGHLY SAFE, As WELL AS PROFIT
ABIE INVESTMENT JAY COOKE & Co.
Pamphlets. with map, may be obtained and sub
scriptions will be received at the CoMPANY's Or
FICEs No. 81 Pine-st., New York; at Offices of JAY
COOKE 4 Co. New-York. Philadelphia and Wash
inc0n; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, and bank
mg houses of HowEs & MACY, New-York.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13


 the attendance of witnesses by attachment, the same as justices of the peace.
 Said corporation may ndict fines upon any of is members, and collect the same, for breach of the provisions of the constitution or bv.iaws: bat 10 fine shall in any case exceed twenty~fve dollars Such fines may be col Ieetei Dg action of debt brought in the name of the corporation, before any jus}ice of the peace. against the person upon whom the fine shall have been imposed.
 Said corporation shall have no power 0r au~ thori!y to dc or carry on any business except such as IS usual in the management and con- duct of boards of trade Or chambers ot conn merce, and as provided for in the foregoing sections of this act
 RAILRoAD COMPANIES IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.,
 LUMBIA,
 SEC, '. Au1 be i: furtheren enacted, That any number of persons, not less than seven, being subscribers to the stock of any contemplated railroad may be formed into a corporation for the purpose of constructing owning and main- tainjng such railroad. by complying with the following requirements Whenever stock to the mount ot ot least fifty thousand dollars shall kaye been subscribed, and five per cont. upon such subscription shall have been actually paid lnr ors for such company from among their own num- Der, and shall seyerally subscribe articles of as- so9iation, in which nall be set forth the name of tfo corporation, the amount of capital stock O: the company, (which may be increased from time to time, if necessary, to q equal to the cost of constructing tho road, together with the right of way aadmotigo power, together with all the appurtenances and expenses necessary for the complete running of said road,) the number oi shares of which said stock shall consist, the num- Der of directors and thei names, to anage the affairs of the company, the point or place from which the proposed railroad is to be constructed and it's length near as may be. Each subscrib CT to such articles of association shall tate hi. place of residence and the number of share taken by him in such company.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13
N Otice?

The County of Yuma Tn
 vS. Sooo-,-e D,s.Ss
 George 4. Johnson, In orS ati,ii, i
 Alfred A. Wilcox and of Vn-Iof Iof 'l
 Benjamin M. Harts- of A,i -j-. -1i .s
 horne,-defendants, -'a~' Action Brought in tue Di,t-;..
 Judicial District, in and fa- .' C'as
 Yuma and Territory of Arizon, 1e G,
 The Territory of Arizon, ...,
 George 4 Johnson, Alfred A M y.,u> s'ss. jamin Ii. Hartshorne, defendants ''''S az,
 You are hereby summoned ond
 in ar action brought against ~ar -i9'''i s named plaintiff, in the Dist.io- is Judicial district in and for the ConCe'' Co''i and Territory of Arizona to 9@-'j a plaint filed therein, within twert,- ,'',"s' 5 6 of the day of service after so-y;- -1!' ,Jl this summons, if served within ~. ~ @ served out of this County, but v;,t. 1s V'@ triet thirty days; otherwise vjth;r ,-,1-@ s q judgment by default will be tar., -,' B according to the prayer of said eonrr. - .s'a
 This action is brought to reoov.. ., two thousand one hundred and tb;.. '-'~ lars and fifty cents with interest ti, -'''- rate of twenty Der cent. per annr- ,,-,''.' first day of December A. D, 1869 .1 ---, .' sum of twenty five per cent on ss;I ;I .-' delinquent taxes due and unpaid for t- 1- D. 1869. ''' -s !
 And you are hereby notified tbat i, appear and answer said comp laipt as ., .A ed the said plaintiff will take iu5gr.. ao''' you for said sum of two thousgrd --' a- and thirty-seven dollars and fftv c,-. O-, per cent and costs.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13
Ths Territory of Arizoaa, Greetiag-
 20 AlLari0 CNevas, defendant-
Hilario Cuevas

TLs Territory of Arizoaa, Greetiag-
 To H5tGr5o CueraS, defendant- You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in action brought against you by the above nam ed plaintiff inthe District court of the First Judicial Di striot of the Territory of Ari- zona, and to answer the complaint therein, filed in the office of the clerk of said court, at Tucson, in the County of Pima, within twenty days tex elusive of the day of serviee,) of this summons upon you, if served within this County ifserved out of the County, but in this District thirty days in all other cases forty days.
 The said action is brought to obtain decree of this court for the foreclosure of certain mortgage described in said complaint, and executed by the said Hilario Cueyas on the sixteenth day of No vember A. D. 1868, to secure the payment of an account stated, amounting to two thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight dollars payable in ons year from said date with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month until pal; also for the foreclosure of another certain mortgage, on portion of the same premises, described in said complaint, and executed by the said Eilaro Cue vas, on the twenty fourth day of November A. D. 1868, to secure the payment of certain promssory note dated on the 24th day Of November 1868, made by the said Hiario Cuevas, for the sum of nine hundred dollars, payable oh the first day of February A. D. 1869, to Jesus Ma. Elias and Juan Elias Jr., and by them assigned to the plaintiff, with interest thereon from the first day | of February 1869.
 1 That the premises conveyed by said mortgages may be sold, and the proceeds applied to the pay ment of the sum of two thousand six hundred and eighty-nine 40100 dollars with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month, from the 17 tn day of February 1870, the amount due on said &C., count stated; and that the oVerpIus, if any there be, be applied to the payment of the sum of nine hundred dollars, due the said promissory note, with interest thereon from the first day of Feb ruary 1869 and the amounts paid for taxes on said premises for the yeaYs 1869 and 1870 also, for the costs, expenses, and disbursements of said | suit, and in such proceeds are not sufficient 1 to pay the same, then to obtain an execution against the said Hilario Cuevas defendant for the balance remaining due and also, that the said defendant, and all persons claiming by, through, 1 or under him, may be barred and foreclosed of all right, title, claim lien, equity of redemption ana interest, in and to such mortgaged premises, and for other and further relief.
 And ifyou fail to appear and answer to the said complaint, as above required, the plaintiff will take default against you, and apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint.
 Given under my hand and the seal
 fs. of the District Court of the Firs
 Judicial District this 4th day of
 - August A. D. 1870.
 o. BUCKALEW,
 3m Clerk District Court,
 1st District of Arizona.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13

Action brought in the District C.r,.
 Judicial District in and for the Comm
 and Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona seend, -. Henry T. Stevens, defendant, %
 You are heLeby summoned and rerebs pear an action brought against vot ,r5 plaintiff, in the District Court. .s.ri District, in and for the County of Yum, :. ritory of Arizona to answer the eon-r therein, within twenty days (exeia.ig. q, of seTYice) after service on you Of hi, .- if served within this county or Ii ars this County but within this Distriet. gf- days; otherwise within forty day, will be taken against you accc rdias t5 |, of said complaint.
 This action is brought to reeove. 8. six hundred and seventy five dolan uth est thereon at the rate of twenty per annum, from the first day of Dseentr l669-and the fl rther sum of tWent7-fys1 on said amount for delinque mt taxes ia. paid for the year 4. D. 1869.
 Andyou are hereby notified that i, ys, appear and answer said complaint ia quirod, the said plaintiff will taE, j gainst you for said sum of six hundri sl. y-fVe dollars, interest per cent and eo.l
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13
NEW MEXICAN CARPETS and BLANKETS

We have on hand and arc constantly re- ceiving Q fall assortment ot every class of goods suitable for this market, which we offer 0n the most reasonable terms. One of our firm resides in New York City for the sole pur- pose of buying goods, and beingia market con- ssantIy. Our merchandise is purchased on the most advantageous terms. Those who deal with tuscan rely upon our stock being of the best quality and at the lowest prices, We would call the attention of merchants from idis Ter ritory as also from Sonora, 10 our well assort- ed stock especially suited totheir market, and can confidently say it will be to their advan- tage to examine il before purchasing elsewhee
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13
NOTECE

Leopoldo Carrilla In the District Court of
 the First Judicial Dis 0s. trict, County of Pima and
 Territory of Arizona. Hilario Cuevas
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13
NOTICE 1!

Nathan B. Appel In the pistda
 vs. the First Judieii Sylvester NOwry County 9t Pin. I The Territory of Arizona, Grs|
 SylUester Noaory, defsadaa' You ara hereby summoned and Hi ppear in an action brought against " bove named plaintiff in the District t., First Judicial District of the TeIn'oi! 2 and to answar the complaint tnereln, l' office of the clerk of said Court, a' il'' County of Pima, within twenty aa!' of the day of service, after serTls' '- this summons, if served within tn' which this action is brought; ii ssI'sl County, but in the District in Wnlsn .-- brought, thirty days; in ali OLE" ' days. ..I If you fail to appear aud answer :l. 7. &s herein required, the plalanl a will take judgment by default IgI5- the sum of two hundred and elgn! - interest thereon from the 29tl asy '. .t.- 1862: also for the sum of tTs .-. thirty mine 74-IsO dollars vita ln''r''j n from the first day of January Il. v;li also, for the sum of fifty dollars 5r.as,r' thereon from the third day oi ..3' S1..5 ,.i 1863; together with the costs oi 'A-' 
 Given under ny had # r
 l of tho District ooI., ..;. tI sEAL. Judicial District. .hD
 OfJuly 4. D. I2lSr lSlGr ,trs
 Cl.rE i Di,t.d,
 1Gy9v I'"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13
OtiiCe l!

The County of Yuma In in, n:,.. plaintiff, Second Jp5i,.l
 Ys: in aud for si Henry T. Stevens of Yuma s,I
 and of Arizona. David Nehar, defend- ants.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13

Given under ny hallI seal of the District q sixth day of June 1889.
 J. V. B0RBIyi
 C.gI
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13

h the pisii:i ! the First Judicial { County Of Pima I ritory of Arile'A
, 1870-12-28
.AUCTIONsSAIE3.

The eCIASSIcALSf.HOOLt for boys Fad the YOUNG
LADIES' SEMINARY reoreni after vacation. the
ID Of January The Busiuess Colle<e optu day Aud
e%ertne. Otsrr. lIs and Ile ParaoIphst
, 1870-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS


I1k TuE1TRE4
Mr. Blalsdell takes his benent II the Museum
this e1ering, sppcartns In ".Tne Lancers, and
"Pcep-Show Man.
Emmett ID still playing ''Fr1tz At Mcvlckc1'A
The bill ut the Dearborn rcuatus unchanged
"Thc Twelve Temptations" viii be given 1t
the Oper3 Uou1e for The nt1t time this ercnuz.
ROW IN TIE ENGLISH orKEA coxrANr.
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an Wcdrczdsy evening a. Count di La il Ii TsoSn.
tore .A ntfht be .dt his rsa o. 't.ke
~. viuus t. the time Ter ringing up tne euftair. N1
He's .pr rrosehtd hlo and atked him wh.. be ntead.
ed TO Go II EtlEtiou to the pf9fu1msne lie federated
Ids determination not 10 ring unless the E1n1e that
lad cen cut out wae rrsse.rd- He NAs ted u would
fact thst. the Introduction bepE she orca-stra
wt:e r1ssnFt op* 1lnk t.tAln. q sae choIss- ~
when re4usl.ed /, DO ~, md e!lsstts3 r.
| inient!on Of swskans ,. the F.,an5 e1 .n.s rs
enee ~ Hess was unws iiss to Allow iii. and u:
f.trn& Of thr enI1Afn DELAYED until &1 7nrcntt
withdrew A. 1t thouxht taat ire e1seny mi
arts NJ Fer.c Bernard Wst alFeady dtr&ssd tos ~
PtHct on The atasc The o1s'a proceeded nothtn,
haa h..ssred lndsed u & Eao4e .ssns t'etvssn ~ ~
s9st,ta and wss then tore. 70 the s,1de ner
AE. LAu1SLcr. Z mzttIt " cOafee. 3atE1hAteA IT,
epunecttoa WITH the Nctta 4lpAul.
, 1870-12-28
TIE INDIAN COUNTRY,

Representatives OF the Quaker Poli-
cy-A Quaker Meeting ia the House
OF KtuRs-IntcEyiexE between tho
commissioners aud mr.. Ross.
Fors c,bsom {Dse 1sl Special oo,rr.pondenet at The
81. Lou3 ReprbtnaH.
In parting with the 1noiAn Commissioners,
with some Of whom I had travelled Thousands
Of miles, visiting the wild as sell Is the civ-
iaizcd tt1bes. deeire in feeble way to bear
Witness to the high estimation in which l
think these gentlemen deserve to be held By
the country Al An iuclement season. without
dlous ioarneys' les1ire the b oomtostss Il hons,
and sIeeping In bowels and II t1nea
Indifferent f.se, md .ll this purely ont Of .
rsgard to duty and the alleviation or tho con-
dition Of the Indians. know from long per-
-onal intimacy tha. The hearts Of these men
ate ag!ox NTH sympathy for the oppressed;
they are familiar with the wrongs that bavs
i.een inflicted by the whites on the Indians,
who have from tho time ''the white man
hunted like wild beAsts, from hill to hili, from
river to river, aud from ronn.ry to country,
until nearly the whole Of the vast continent
may be said to have been wrested from them
OF MI. Robert Campbell and John 3 Far
veil. whose names arc familiar over the
eago are knoHn. need SAY nothing 1t pres
the Quaker Commissioner, John D. Lang.
To Mr.. Lang, above Ill others perhaps, ia
due the Inauguration ct what Is called the
Quaker polity, which has heen adopted by the
government Ii reference to the treatment OF
tho Iudiane. Mr.. Lang has The phillnthroph5
Of \ Howard, and Is iubusd with
tho spirit Of William Penn in
his epeciL loya for the Indians /
have seen his bronzed check surused with
tea1s On hearing the recital OF sono tale Of
disfrrea fro,n ErYna ersh1a Trd;.u uprn,1
CT cliid. thlnk that II III tho Indian chill
| dren that be hAe been eoGcilous to educate
and rrovidc with religious instruction could
copgreRase there, they would form quite an
extereive colony it h's rural bona on tnn
ktnnebec, tn i.ine. In his Stat yeas. he Il
, 1870-12-28
ALLEGED KIDNAPPING.


The St L-uis 7fnfs Of the qs.h instant has the
following concerning ycung wotnaa VINO wanted
to GET to Chicago:
Ycaterd.y a3tctnoou rcrpeetal,c looking woman OF
atsni :s Jeas Of ase s1t,d Al The Mayors ebce and
sslrd tof pass to ChieAsn, which plarc she stktt
wss eer ncRe en- nncn beipk ssssd By tht ea.e!e Disf
here nndtn need VI assstauce she told the following
Xsout ta mouth. s,net sas was employed a clerk
~ aAmysis eineS u Untsakn xhcn she no:ietd a.
ladErr wspted to 80 beuth and tesrh school 1t
liberal salary. She Answered thr advertisement and
VIA called upon bv etntle1nis look!ns rtrsos, Who
s.id hi< name war Henry u. Payne, Of the artn of
Payne. namt.on e. cotton fafioss. ss aad = Rsv.
n.d about he Teauhs.s na9hes n tade: ensased at
10 g. she .sia shs would ke Y very much and tnss
20 month ter teaehine ce17atn nunbes 4 seha.rs
sehoouatt.1ts.es, eerll, etc. sit, ii cneany Win
Payne, for rev urixans her. they arsised on tthe
stih Ct 0c4nbrf Af&er ccttins thrlc stc esys that
Il ttcad o. eivink them schools he took .hr n on
kJ.nfatton, and tst them to pIek{ue eptt Not rc
Thing .ats Kind ct ork. she pawa her gold watch
pcFhborisk planter, and came ur the river, arriving
hcfc ytaIrrday nosninF-
A. the Mayor has authostty to taoue pa.se1, the
sprlieaat was tens to the Woznrns ChsisIisn Home.
, 1870-12-28
NILSSON.


The Nilsson Aeasou was resumed last evening
With the nth concert at Farwe1l Hail. Tha large
crowds who could not cnd stAfs In the Opefa
Reuse we're accommodated In th!s hall, which
has much larger seating capacity, and every
rstt Of the immense auditorium Was filed with
BeetnoTen night Of Theodore Thomas. In soe
matter OF style, the audience Was not 80 brilliant
ss those at The, Opera House, bus 1T
se S sSeaS 's,ens u ssips sna ,ns
Two concerts in one. It was aecndld proof Of
tic errat popularity Of Nilsson, that, after four
r. opsa me
The concert opened With tho overtime To Mar.
tha," and tie dist votal humber WIS the bcausi-
ful 1rio from Rossinis posthunlous "Messe Sole
Ielle," which as given List week. Nilsson he1-
SILT had IN admirable selection, commencing vita
the 1omsnza from Amhro!se Thomaa' "AlGnon,"
{tsn1gi. e Z as. tie ts%!1n5 s, kesnss au dis
which she threw heuelf with perfect abandon OF
fccllnG. The sentiment ct the romance ts e1nctly
70 nf, sa ess ID ss9
calizatlon. The encore which followed WAS an
uhm!stakahlc ouc, and she tepltel With the
pages song, from the Aasked Ball :" lsuper ror-
With the NfRnoo" romance, WAS done with
tne very Perfection Of elegance. aud with much
moro hnliiaIcy than she has hcrcto exhibited.
The great beauty OF her singing Of he aria was In
every detail Hi second number was Tue
grand scena and Player from 'Des F1etschuetz," :"
which, Ike the f.1Iarce, was IN beautiful a1ap-
tu,lon to her style. TIE religious character Of
shc player was given with The genuine feeling Of
devotion which % vas c1@qulsstxly @ tnsensaed By toe
hfr reEoutces. and Was given very brightly and
afly, and with burst Of jub2tiou which fatty
ssmpt1sd ~ eneose ssanst hsr se5y earnest pro
ard for the repetition she gave tbs little wed.
ish KITS ballad, which she has already sung tro OF
I: rec tlErf, aud ic which she Is simpy n1nitabl-
Tier TNFn nt1tDfaAt brilliant f{,l
, 1870-12-28

DFRsOEAL-H1LL WHITE OLoAh A. o.
N.sc snt nosjrrd by iwo feot. pteAst st1s1 hts ~
dr. = PAAQCkrTE. care oaeEstFs,