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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09
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The supply of Peruvian .Guano having
become exhausted, it is necessary for tho
planting community 10 look for substitute
for his article, 30 efiicacious in prop,oting
aud sustaining the growth Of cotton. The
comPinn,ion Of Peruvian Guano, and Dis.
solved Bones has been found TO te tho
snfrst and best Of oil tho many 20 cs
offered, aud We are confident that iLaa
ordinary season, to use the language Of Mr..
David Dickson, can never fail In pro-
sen,ing our AMMONIATED to the Planter,
We hut give the combination in form
ready for immediate use, thus saving the
cost and trouble Of manipulation and secur-
ing iniorminy in quality
The practical results obtained from the
articles shipped by Ls provo thcm 10 be
superior to oil others, and in q trade ex-
tending through every portion of The Cotton
Growing Regions, and, during the past fivo
years, consuming thousands of tons, We are
yet to hear Of the first complaint.
In orir manufacture we discard NIL mineral
piospintcs, and rely entirely upon Pure
Bone made readily soluble by the use OF
Sulphuric Acid. The Ammonia Is supplied
from the next valuable source to Peruvian
Gunno, and in sufficient quantities 10 give
tho plant vigorous and healthy growth,
the soluble bone sustaining IL throughout
the seaton.
We have no hesitation in placing this
article against any manufacture or combs
nation known and will refund every dollar
spent in it's purchase in case il does not give
satisfaction.
For the character and purity of the arti.
cles shipped by us we refer to the promi
nent names appended,t hey being few Of
those who obtain their supplies from us.
..a.s .s,Is JOHN MERRYMAN s. CO.,
Baltimore.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

SorTH CAROLINA SECURITIES Ap.
vANnlNG IN New YoRK. The Heruld
Of Saturday says:
In Suuh"rn s,rnri'irs Tho feature
was sharp advance IN the South Caro-.
inas, which advanced TO 85 for tie old
80 for tho new bonds, both issues being
recently ex interest Of three per cent
IN coin. A prominent broker reports
the transactions in these bonds at over
half million dollars within the past two
days, all being in reanest for tlansms
sion to Columbia for deposit with the
Comptroll r as collateral security against
The policies Of the various ins surancr
companies doing business in South
Carolina.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09
IhG Grrman's Native land

N;i"w yo the land where. tall and green,
me ancient forrs' OAKS arr seen?
Mhc'c the o.l Rhine waves sounding run
through vineyards cleaning in the sun
Mc know The lovely land fun well;
'lls where the irec.sculed Germans dwell
Know - the land whore truth is told;
where word Of man is good as gold?
Ihr Eoncst land. where love and truth
Bloom OH i'll everlasting youth2
We know that honest land full well (:
lis where the free soulcl Germans dwell.
Know ye tho land where cac!, vile song
i bhnished from the joyial throng?
The sacred land, where, free from art,
Religion sways the simple heart
We know that sacred lanl full wei
lis where the free, soulcd Germans dwell,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

AMP TIE SANDwiom tsLANps, Too.
The ANNEXATION fever ls spreading.
i has htcly made its appearance in The
Moth Pacific Ocean. From the letter
OF our correspondent in Honolulu, it
Stems that MIR. Harris, the newly mp.
pointed Minister of Foreign Relations
IN. the Sandwich Islands, is attack 4
by The epidemic. Willis III this coun
Try ne was so struck by the workings OF
our republican institutions that he now
desires annexation. The advantages of
he acquisition of these islands would
be mutual. The United States would
secure an excellent halfway stopping
. place on the road to China anil japan,
and the increase Of trade would prove
an immense advantage TO the islanders
and TO the Whaling smps that make their
rendezvous there. OF late we notice
nat the number Of whalers arriving at
honolulu has greatly decreased, and
San francisco is gradually assuming
hat position. The islands, once
Amrricanizcd. would be greatly bene
fitted by Tie commercial resnl,s which
would be sure to follow. The King
however, docs not take kindly to this
Foreign Minister'S views, and Prince
LtnaiIIo, his prospective successor, is
strongly opposed to it. Still there arc
great many Of the prominent peopl.
OF the islands anxious for annexation
It's something anyhow. to know the
current OF thought IN this far off land
aud we may add lha! after the annexa
ton OF Alaska we are prepared for nj
most anything. Wc state The case a:
II 's, with ill.," inquiry, "Who come.
ncxt.-N. Y. MrpM,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

CANDID.-Tn nominating Wright for
me Supreme Bench, yesterday, Daddy
Cam took occasion TO expa,iate upon
lis learning saying that he had received
high distinctions from the Institutions OF
leaning which he hal attended, having
diplomas from TWO first class colleges,
ccrt''ylng his great proficiency, SC.
Elliott frankly admitted tha, his candi.
date, Whlpprr, mnde no such pretcn.
sions; nor did he believe they cou,d
be justly claimed for Wright, or any
other black man in this whole country.
None OF them = not one could show q
diploma ,fom,a college or university Of
high order. = Southern Guardian.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09
Roforonoe@s

David Dickson, Hancock county
Dr.. L NJ Pcndlelon,
WV Simpson,
A Lane, .2H
Col Z NJ Turner,
John L Berry,
James NJ Gray, Jones county
II S Kisar, Houston county
NJ Robert. Wilkes county
W Stone, Columbia county
DR.. Henry Gather, Newton county
DR.. j S Hamilton, Athens
Edward bancroft,
p Denring, I"
A Livingston. Newton county $50.
Hon. 7 j Smith. J,fferson county
g Z PRichards. Newton county
John H. Chisholm, Vest Point
Stephen D Heard, Augusta
DR.. II II Steiner, :"
WD Grant. WALTON
Rev. W nj Cunningham, La Grange
Col, G Lockct, Dougherty county
Hon. Hersohell v johnson, Jeffer. on 90.
wilkins, Jefferson county
Jas. G Dcnham, Putnam county
Printup. Columbia county
g NJ Stokes. Lee county
Rev. 1 West, Columbia county
G A Nunnally, Walton county
W Swanson, Troup county
Thoihss War'hen, Washington county
Sterling Elder, Cowe,a county
r Tolbert, /"
Hev;C s G.nlden. Brooks county
J o Morton.
Samuel NJ Carter, Murray coanty
X Stapler, Lowndes county
N Montgomery, Fort Lamar
q w Lewis. Decatur county
n Hill, Quitman county
3 J. Burnett, +"
} White, Macon
Brumby, Atlanta
Q r Nolan, Henry county
2 II Clark. Ogle,horpe county
II F. Woolley, Coss county
Adams, Jones & Reynolds, Macon
Ross & Son,
Warren, Lane, s. Co., Augusta
j II Bothwell,
Berrys g. Co.. Rome
W c 4 L gLanicr,, West Point
= Pye & Son, Forsyth
lsnno Harris. Springs Grove, N. C.
james Irwin, Charlotte, N. c..
Co... J RSpearman. Silver Street, s. G.
NV Bn es, Oraneeburg, S. y.
Col T Moore, Spnrlnnburg, 3, C.
Iohh IL Chlhchrt. Wlnnsbor0, y. y.
Thomas l. Woodsidc, Grcenville, 8. C.
2 W Barksdale, LaureDs. s. q.
Gov. q II Du Poni, Quincy, Fla
George w Scott, Tallahassee, Fla
4 T Given. Montgomery, Ala
Lighifoot, Abbeville. Ala
r y Thornton, Coosa River, Ala
John d Bilbre. Tuskegee, Ala
3 A BBeall, Carthage. Ala
Nee. Boyd, Camden, Ala, ia
Thomas + B Pegues Oxford. Miss
W Ferguson. jackson. Miss
: = d 'o'tz Duck Hill, Miss
. WV ropp, Columbus. Miss s Il.
DR.. j D Mcconnell, Brownsville, Miss !
+ NJ Shryock, Winona, Miss
Nj 3 Jones, Batesville, Miss
II F johnson. Brookhaven, Miss r s
P AP Kennedy, Coffeeville. Miss 4
3 G G Williams, Okolona, Miss .,,,..a
J ,Champonois, Shnbuta. Miss
John Finley. Holly Springs. Miss
WV Farmer, Monroe, La = at n!
Foank p Stubbs, !" n%p
J. Green Hall. Coyipg!on. Tenn
w N Beck, ,hiiddletown, Tenn sy .,,, ;. Il.
~, + Mathews, Monticello, Ark.
oot 25-6nn =" ''oH
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

NDER THE DIRECTION OF suuo Acid and
Soluble hosphoc Acid in
all Fertilizers,
on @ '0"IGm h as To- make it's ias9s phosphate soluble
hs rrc M is or no vane The than
thG containing the highest
markct
Fertilizers Junicr d 3 f.. 4
perentdsc
Euwnn No sruvian snperrhphate
ID
f, Hi' - ~ '0"' ~ Pti
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D. No AdgersW
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

The New York Times says: "Cali.
lorna, with all her other claims Of n
singular superiority, is now in a condl.
t,"n to claim The honor o. h"lng the
Banner State Of the Union. She is the
lirst to manufacture silk in the Republic,
having begun literally ub 900, from HE
eggs, produced the cocoons and carried
he ns.al processes 10 Tie completion of a
brautiln! texture, such as may stand
comparison with the silk of the old
continent Part of The California silk
has been shaped into flags one of which
is to wave from tie Capitol at Wash
ms'on, and another from the dome Of
the State SCapitolato signaliza. one of
those peaceful victories whlch are
generally Of more importance to peo.
pic than the victories of war"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

When Mr. Butler, in allnding to Mr.
Portcr's case sought, by lame apology,
to remind the House Of the amount ofioy
there was in Heaven over one sinner
that repented, Mr.. Ellrilge, Of Wis
cons'n, made q ro' OFT, which while il
brought the House down, was as severe
as IL was deserrveds4 4gyE GrJ;g3sgSgA0
Referring to Mr.. Buffers quotation,
as to the joy in heaven oyer one repent.
ant sinner, ne said, "iIe could not but
think that there was no gcn'lsman5 on
the hooR Of the House who could create
snc'' a thrill OF joy IN Heaven, hy re
penting, as the gentleman from Massa.
chusetts." ''$'.&Sea
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

THE EIoksC gae. During the SAboli.
ton war, Confederate soldiers foand lhat
nothing was 80 soothing to their wounds
as fresh, cold water. Ice, when il could
be procured, was "a still more grateful
application, ..-n
One Of the venerable fathers Of this
country, John R Alexander, Esq was
afflicted with gravel, four years ago. and
his life was drspaired Of. IIis disease
assumed the form Of ofdropsy with all its
aggraya',ons. While lying on what
seemed 10 be his dying bed, he reflected
upon the sanitary properties of cold
water, as shown in tho service, and
Undermined To rnt some ice. IIc found
immediate relief and has kept up the
use OF ice from that sine TO tins Ie is
nowin vigorous health for one Of his
years and is troubled occasionally only
with his old complaint, and then the ice
remedy is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Our old friend, Captain Jack A., who
loves whisky and hates water. is accus-
toned to say, that water is very good
for washing and milling purposes, and i.
good for nothing else We don,
know whether friend Jack would raise
the same objection to water in is frozen
state, but the above experience of Que
ot our best cilizens shows that il is good
for something else beside The wasI.,uL
and the mili-pcnd Sou,hcrn Home.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

MAIL RonRERY.--The Augusta consti-
tn'ionalist says: eve understand that
in consequences Of several money letters
having recently miscarri,d through,
White Pond Postofllce, S. C..la special
detective Of the Poslolficc Department
visited that offlcesalew days, Sc tces and,
by mailing adecoy letter, succeeded in
ascerta'ning the probable cause Of tie
several losses complained of. z The bait
thrown, ont was found in possession Of
the postmaster, who has been, held to an
explanation. 2grrs IA d. ,;iv
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09


PRoaREss 1t is said that Gov"
Scot, Of South Carolina, in Difference to
ne rr'jndlces Of ce. tain white Radical
visitors from the North, excluded ne
erors from his parties. The high and
mighty among the black officials re.
'al'atcd in kind by excluding Scott and
all other so called whites from their en-.
tertainmcnts. Their wrath md re-.
vcnge did not end with ice cream and
sweet-potato 'cxclusivencss. It began
with striking tho word white from their
snppers it progressed further by hnmil
ia'ng poor Ex-Governor Orr and elevat.
ing Wright TO the Jndgeship; 1t will
probably end i'll Kilkenny cat hsh,
and sncl, "fnr-llvne" as has not been
witnessed lii half century.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

SAVAGE TAsTEs.--A Wisconsin ra.
ner says that the Indians ,hercabouts
wear their suits decorated with hair
taken from white women's scalps--like
ladies' cloaks with Astrac,an fur-an,l
that not less than hnlfa dozen women
must die to afford the material neces.
s"ry to make suit appear sufficiently
'nobby." We hopo Grants Quakers
will try ifa little moral suasion will not
induce these Indians to revise their
bulletin OF fashion. =. !. ..,,, :
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

The other day n gentleman apparent
y beyond the prime Of iifr, stepped
INTO a bookstore in Paris md asked for
some books on Spain. The clerk who
was waiting on him showed some, and
then asked the stranger if he would not
like to see some caricaturcs on the dc.
throncd Queen. her husband, and her fa
vorllcs, which had just been received
from Madrid. ooh, yes" replied the
s,angor, 'let me see them by all means. ="
Alirr looking Mt them he smiled, asked
what the price OF them was and paid
tor them. Can th"y be sent to my resi-
dcncc p he then asked. "Oh. ycs,"
replied tho clerk ''please give me vonr
address" The srrnger handed him a
card containing the words "Don
Grancls d'A ssis<is. consort Of Hcr Ma.
J"aIy the Queen Of Spain," and then
qnally left the store.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

a tremendous lind ,slido occurred last
"Wednesday night Sitar .R6fsss RRosaitss
Miss, precipitatlng about twenty acrss
cfkie b;a6into the. abyss beloSs{
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

A SINGULAR CASE On the night
OF tn" 18Th January Hiss Sarah Morris,
aged seventeen, living with he, parents
in San Francisco, by some singular
freak OF nature was brrcft of sighr
The Young lady, who had alwavs en-.
joyrt good health, at tte time mentioned
retired for the night. and the next
morning wher she awoke she was una.
be to see. Thinking perhaps she was
dreaming, she rubbed her eyes, but still
her eyesight failed her, and she called
Tor her parents, who in few moments
became aware Of the fact that sho was
blind. During the day the unfortunate
person was taken to an ocnlist, who cx-
amln"d her eyes aud found Them covered
with n thin coating, which had rendered
her totally blind Since then a uumb,r
Of ocnists have been consulted, but her
case has been pronounced almost hope.
less.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

The bill proposed by the Military
Committee ol The House of Represents.
'ives, rseorgnismg the army. Will
rteance the cost Of the army nearly Ave
millions dollars annually. ss
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

The Democratic soldiers, East3nnd
West, are forming organizations 70
conntoract the Grand Army Of the
Republic. That looks IKE business. |
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09
GEORGIA NURSERY.
WinRsbOrO Workshops,

.<rssx AM now prepared TO ~
,MsY" fill orders for new Wae n Y
'esssssSsssszs ons.s Carts, Wfoelbafro W y
70. ALSO repairing neatly executed, All
KINDS 8lacssniii b ork Idono at 5my sfiop.
The patronage of the public IS respec, fully
soioessda.sois s&4 ssaia VIII. DUvassl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

Under tie lead Of ,'sMarrages in
High Li!d,"a Greensboro Correspondent
oi the Atlanta, Constitution announces
the nIpliais OF Miss Lpcy llng"r, grand.
daughter dfStl,e' 'late Daniel fI1gers, Of
Soihli Carolina. and Dr 5ohhS Elllot;,
sou of-tl.e late Bishop OF the Dioasse u
n,:ogi5. y isf&0sPGsl 4 ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

The Sourn CARoLlxA RAILROAD
COMPANY We are authorized to slate
that at the regular meeting OF the Board
ct Directors Of the South Carolina
Railroad Company, held on Wednesday
last, it was determined to Lrgin the
pay ment OF quarterly dividends in July
next. This ANNOUNCEMENT will be re
colvcd. we are $nre with great satisIa,
ton The road has been rebuilt and Is in
fine order the rolling stock and motive
power are thoroughly efficient thr debt
OF tho company has been nmicabIv adjust.
ed, and the business Of the road is
steadily increasing. 7: has always been
he earnest and laudaLlc desire OF
the directors to resume. at the ear.
list moment possible, the payment OF
dividends, so that the Stockholders may
realize some return from their invrs, :.
ment, and, in accordance with ,li, SC,
lied principle, The hoarl'havc taken the
prudent. step now brought to the attrl
tlon Of The public Charleston News.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09
No,IIsC.,':njE-I., .,':jE j,

- a w. cH-yI-NsI-Gl.
{JAvfNd disposed 81 bur entire stock
~ of wines and liquors to Messrs. E..W.
oiiever q Co., we would recommend bur
friends ands customers TO tiem whsn.ifi
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

We have formed Copartnership
tor the purpose of making the above
named FERTILIZER, and are now
prepared to fill orders with which We
may be favored.
This COMPOUND surpasses in pro
ductioo, 37 differentgF Fertilizers, used
on an experimental plat Of land, and
we feel we'll assured in saying that all
will be pleased, who may give it a.
trial.
Address,
pENDLEToN & Doz1ER,
oldt Augusta, Ga.
or e. NJ. PENDLETON,
.y Sparta, Ga.
nov lS-5M08
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-09

3 btlG - YI.lALksas I1at - n
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
MUSICAL NOTES.

A new musical journal. La TGlegraphe," has
Just been started in Paris under the direction OF NJ Maui
rice Strakosch 10 promises dire vte, dire juste dire
vrathree objects frequently ignored by French jour
nallsts.
Whistling the music publisher. whose cata-
logues fully appreciated by those only who have had
reason 10 deplOre the want OF information every de-
partment OF musical photography, died ON the 25h OF
November at Leipsic, at the age OF 81
Mr.. Ole Bulls first appearances in public
since hs return from Norway will be at tho rehearsal Of
the Philharmonic Society," next Friday afternoon ana at
the concert on Saturday evening HIS artistic and per-
sOnal popularity Will insure him an enthusiastic welcome
NJ. Offenbach, having just brotgnU out La
Princess de Trebizonde" and Les Brgands IN Paris Ia
going to Nice to write act Of Robinson CrusOc"
thence to Vienna TO produce the secOndnamed piece at
the theater An der Wen and "VertVert at tho Carl
theater and thence 10 Darmstad to superintend his
"Robinson CrusOe."
Miss Minnie Hauck has been singing at Mos
cow where she 10 have created extraordinary
sensation In Faust" she called out ten times after
the garden seene fourteen times after the church
aud times at the end Of the opera. AS Alice in
Robert" learn that she also achieved IA brilliant
success, Mime. MarchisiO being the Isabella
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
CrsTOM.HOusE REEORMs

Collector Grinnell last Saturday decided upon
plans reOrganzing the carriage business Of the Custom
House In times past there has been order system
this branch Of the Customs services small fortunes
by pecuaton and otherwise have been made by some Of
the lucky who have been the contractors the
Government carriage. Frauds upon the Government and
the merchants have beeu numerous In this Department
for long time Mr., Grinnells pan briefly, follows
This collection district is to be divided into eight sub
disrictsfve in NewYork two in Brooklyn, and In
Jersey. For the head Of each district competent
person will be selected, who shall be the contractor
for each load carted, at given price. Each
contractor will be put under heavy bonds
for the faithful performance OF his duties Every employ6
will be subject TO The approval OF the Collector and VIII
required give bonds for the cart dray employed
by him. A General Agent Will be selected by the con-
tractors and subject also TO the approval OF the Col
ecor The duties OF such General gent shall be to
erose supervision Of all matters connected with the cart
ing business and to give directions to the manner in
which the shall be performed. All complaints
be made him, and, In OF dissatisfaction ap-
peal be taken TO the Collector. Each division
tractor will furnish the General Agent daily report Of
the work performed by his division the preceding
SO that in case OF complaint the guilty delinquent per
son may be at discovered. The prices Will be uni
form and will exceed the established city rates.
With proper selection of for the heads O each
division and the system fully adhered to- the best inter
ess OF the merchants and tho Government Will be mutu
ally advanced.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT POLICE JUSTICE.

There promises to be a struggle in the York
vile Police Court to-day for the succession to Justice
Kelly. 1t seems that a few days ago Alderman Jas. T.
Coulter received certificate Of election from the Mayorto
the Police Justceshp of the Seventh District Alderman
Henry Murray claimed TO have been fairly elected, hut
counted out The law requires the Justice TO take
his place on Bench the first Monday in January
but at the same ordans that the retiring incumbent
surrender his Office the 31st OF December, the
Court closed In the interim. Alderman Coulter
the retirement OF Judge Kelly at o'clock Friday
evening took possession OF the Office and slept
lounge in the b OK during the night squad Of po
cemen remaining near to prevent disturbance IN
Mr. Murray should make lis appearance. In the morn
ing OF Saturday Court opened by Alderman Coulter
Alderman and adjourned the Court at and went
home. THIS morning IL IL expected that Mr.. Murray
who claims 10 have been legally elected Police Justice
will attempt take posse Of Office and
expected that he will be resisted by Mr. Coulter who
holds the certificate OF election.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
- r0RFIGN DRAMATIC ITEMS.

~ ." FOREIGN DRAMATIC ITEMS.
A Bombay theater company, with capltal
Of $4,000, has been started.
4 dramatic sketch, by NJ. Andre Delpit, with
the title Le Marriage dc Ceimene has been received at
the Odeon, Paris.
The Ministre des Beaux Arts has informed
the managers OF the Partisan theaters that the boxes aud
stalls hitherto held at the disposition OF the Emperor FOR
each nights performance will no longer be required
Managers of the French country theaters arc
avang themselves freely Of the recentyaccogded per
mission to play pieces hitherto prohibited NO less than
three theaters in Lyons gave the Cheyaer dc Maison
Rouge" on the same evening.
"Frou-Froun will shortly be played at two
theaters IN Brusses-the Pare and the Galleries Saint
Hubert Mde Desclee the original Gti6eTtd, has been
engaged for the latter house Al the Theatre de la Mon
naie NJ JOurdaln, OF the Athenee is about TO give
series OF representations.
Mdlle. D6jazet has reappeared at the theater
named after her In "NOtalre en- Nacances,' "a piece
Which made success many years ago at the Pdlais
Royal, aud which has not since been seen. whole gal
ery OF historic portraits is presented by Mde Del azc
who during the last few years has appeared IN turns
Votare, Kicheeu De Lauzun Ie Prince de Cont, and
BOnaparte. La Fuite," one-act vaudeville, by NM.
Badoehe and Dharmenon has been played at the same
house.