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thousand dollars: Provided. That no com
s,,:h ofuccr amer The termination If his OIL
I ,iai functions other than for such times as
shall necessarily be occupied IN his dircct re-
turn to the United states. and the proyiso 10
hundred and s%evenly.one, entitled IAN ut
for the service Of the Eovsrninen. ."r ,,S n ~
cal year cnulns o"nc ihI.a . " Jnsin,h .;rh,.
tdrcd Seventy, anu ,uns nuS ~, ss
ecn hundrea y s~eveniy-one an. i1r s wy
IMPOSES .rol Sm MY % sax,S NV and ,se
ministers Aproal,. ~ % ior'n' W. !" '"e
ssmc Is hereby, M MR. " of agents ,nnoh,cd bv
the President 70 examine consssar acs sSa
a. authorized oy we seIonu soa,om ~ WY NJ \
approved July e,evenln, sShteen n nv
and seventy, ten tnousam aoilais. ana nM ~
and amer the Close OF tne ns%i wear cnuins
Juno thiriieth, eighteen hunufea anu evenly,
thrge, sald appropriation snail cease, anu a'
ats or parts OF a4ts Inconsistent h:rcwilh Dc,
anil tho sanie arc hereOy, repei,S1. 49,.
For contingent expenses OF Iorelgn lnle,-
course proper, and all o. the MISSIONS aoroau.
one hundred thousand dollars.
For salaries OF consnis general, cehsnls,
vioe c%onsuls, commercial gents AMI thirteen
four hundred and sixteen thousand dollarf, rs
follows:
I. CONSULATES GENERAL
SCHEDULE B~...Alexadria, Saicutm, Con-
stnn'inoplc FranEfort.0n-the-Mnif, HaSana'
Montreal, Shanghai, Beirut, Tainpico. LON
don. Paris.
y,
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CENSUS.

To supply q deficiency In the appropriation
for the expenses Of the ninth census, twenty
thousand dollars and su;h sum rs may 10
necessary to pay the remainder due census
takers, FOR taking tho eighth census: Proyi'
del, That the amount OF money paid under
this appropriation shall not exceed In all
twenty-five thousand dollars
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FOR THE LrBLIc PRINTING.

For the additional expense OF printing and
stitching the PatentOnice Ofical Gazette,
with the abstracts OF specifications and draw
ings i've thousand four hundred and twonty-
i've dollars.
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". COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
V. COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.

SCHEDULE C.-Amoor River. Apia, Glboor
Saint Paul dc Loanda, Laulha'a Sabinilla.
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GENERAL NATURE NC. s5.]

AN ACT to establish tho pay Of enlisted
men Of the army.
Be q enacted BY he Senate and Hopss Of
Representative Of he United States Of hme,-
iea in Congress assem6led.
That from and after tho first day Of July,
elohtcen hundred and seventy.two,. the
monthly pay OF the following enlisted men
VI the army shall, during the hrsttem Of en-.
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CAPITOL EXTENSION.

For the purpose Of buying and putting In
place q new 6eilcr, wnter-tank, and steam
pump In the south wing OF the Capitol, ten
thousand dollars; and the ~disbursing clerk OF
tho Interior Department Is hereby required
to dlsburse all moneys appropriated for tho
United States Capitol extension and Improve
mont OF the grounds and to receive therefor
an annual compensation Of one thousand dol
lara to be paid frvn said appropriation, from
october first eighteen hundred and seventy
one: Provided, That In the adjustment OF tho
accounts OF r. w. Clemons, lac disbursing
agent Of the Capitol extension, the accounting
o1icers OF the treasury are hereby authorized
and directed to allow him the sum Of eight
hundred dollars to be paid from the appro-
pria,ions heretofore made for expenses oil the
ninth census, rs compensation for increased
responsibility and labor In disburdng said ap-
prosrlations from October 1rst, eighteen hun
drcd and seventy, to September thirtleth,
elghteed hundred and seventy-one.
FOR additional lamps and servtce-pipe In
the east and west parks, Capitol grounds, four
Thousand dollars.
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INDIAN BUREAU.

FOR this amount. to pny to the Seneca Indi
ans the Interest due on the sum OF forty thoir
ard dollars held In trust for thcm IS provid-
"a IN the treaty Of February twenty-third,
ei0hteon hundred and sixtr.sevcn, from June
eighteenth. eighteen hundred and dxty-etSht
The dae Of the ratification OF said treaty, 10
November nrst, eighteen hundred and seven
ty-one, the date when interest on stocks pur-
chased with said sum oil forty thousand dol
lars commenced to accrue, six thousand sew.
en- hundred and thicty-thrce doiars and
thirtyShrce cents which amount q oe pan
dircst to said Senoca Indians, not 70 an
agent, attorney, or other person claiming 70
act for them.
prtafcd by the act Of July twenty-.eighth,
dyhtecn hundred and axty-six, nnder the
proyision Of the sixth article OF treaty, with
tho Scminoles Of March twenfy.nrst, eighteen
hundred and hxty-six, anil ninth article o.
the treaty with the Greeks Of juno Fourteenth,
eighteen hundred and sxty-stx, Tor the ereo--
ton OF agency buildlns on the reservations OF
said tribes, twenty thousand dollars.
For this amount, to enable the Secretary OF
the Interior to supply the Kaw Tribe ollndians
In Kansas with substinence, to relieve tneir
immediate and pressing wants, the same 10
be reimbursed to the United States from the
proceeds Of the sale Of lands Of the said lndf
Ans. when the same shall have been sold UNI
der existing treaty stipulations ten thousand
dollars.
FOR this amount, or so much thereof rs may
be necessary, for sabsistinE the Navajo Indians
in New Mexico, for the fscai year ending
June ,hlrtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, sixty thousand dollars.
For this amount, or 90 much thereof may
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AN ACT making appropriations for tho
consular and diplomatic service OF the gov
eminent for the year ending june thirticlh,
eighteen hundred and seventy-three, and
for other purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-24

AN ACT to authorize the construction Of
certain bridges across the Mississippi river,
and to establish the SAINT as post roads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09

TIE BENEfrT ESrERrXrNMESr.-
The grand musical, military and
tabieau entertainment given last even
ing at Piper's Opera House, in aid Of
the Virginia Benevolent Society. was
a very pleasing and gratifying success
in every respect and a large and fash
ionable audience enjoyed 1t. The
songs, ballads ETC., by Mrs. Storer,
Mrs. Stephens. Mrs. Higgins, Mrs.
Summers, Miss Tausig, Miss Emory,
Mr.. Hull and Mr.. Lindsay were all
we'll given and received, with the ex-
ception Of Lindsay's, which were better
received than given. Boo's busy law
practice has kept him addressing the
gentlemen Of the jury" so much Of
late, that It drove the words OF his ex-
cellent songs out Of his head. Whether
more congenial or not, he succeeded
best with bis convict treadmill song Of
"Ten Thousand Miles Away" The
cornet solo Of Thomas Cara, leader OF
the National Guard Brass Band, which
discoursed such excellent instrumental
music on the occasion, was very finely
executed, and highly creditable. Mrs.
Storer's pleading rendition ofthe sweet
little ballad, "Give me a Penny"
given in character, was a decided sue
cess, and drew forth showers OF coin
from the audience. Postmaster Adki-
son displayed considerable Of his agil-
ity on the stage in picking up this coin.
He has an eye and a finger for such
things. The drill Of the National Guard
was very excellent, yet not quite up to
their mark. We have seen them do
better-making less mistakes. Their
tableaux, however, were all flrst-rate,
especially the capture Of the Gun,"
and the closing tableau. That one
where Captain Batterman In defence
Of tho Old Flag conquered q battalion
of Red Gnomes, killing and laying
them out In heaps all around him ex.
cept the one he held up on the point Of
his reeking sword, was a remarkable
instance Unsuccessful bravery and war
like proves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09
Guard Your Health and Life,

How inconsistent is human nature. Men car
ny revolvers to protect themselves against ruff.
fans Ia well-polished cities, where tho precau-
ton is unnecessary, often neglect to fortify
their systems against disease in the most un-
healthy seasons. Thousands Of dyspcptics and
other invalids are now languishing In sick
rooms, or feebly and llstlessly moving through
our streets, who owe their forlorn condition
solely TO q want Of common prudence. Far
moro inimlcal than the roughs and rowdies,
against whose possible attacks tho timid arm
themselves, arc the morbid elements that per-
yade the atmosphere at this timo Of tho year,
Bile factthAt Hostettcr's Stomach Bltters afford
q more perfect protection against these causes
Of disease, than any weapon Of offence can Of.
ford againat lRwloss violence, tho reckless and
inconsiderato continue to brave the danger with
q positive safeguard within their reach.
Every day. however, tho number OF these
martyrs to their W want Of forecast dimin-
more clearly tho inestimable value Of tho Bit
tiers, both 1s an antidote for the causes Of dis
ease, and o specific for It's consequences. The
miasma which generates periodic disorders,
rheumatism, liver complaint, irrcgularity OF the
bowels and other physical disturbances, pro-
duces no effect whatever upon systems toned,
strengthened and regulated by this powerful
vegetable medicine, and dyspepsia, nervous de.
biilty, constipation, Intermittent and rcmlttent
fevers, billousness, and In fact nearly al the
maladiss which the Bitters, II taken In time,
would prevent, are cured BY tho persevering
use OF the great remedy. .
Tho genuine Bitters cold In bottles only, and
never by tho barrel, key or gallon, as Is repre-
sentcd by some unprinciplcd dealers. fe7 lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09

FURNITURE EsrNBLIsHMEST.-J. H.
Morey, at his furniture establishment
on Main street, Gold Hill, next door
below the Yellow Jacket office, Is fully
prepared to attend to furniture repair
ing all its various branches, and also
general iobbing in furniture, as we'll
as carpenter work, with the utmost
neatnsss, efficiency and dispatch. All
he asks in returnisa reasonable amount
of cash. Read his advertisement In
another column, and give Morey a call.
IssTALI.ATIoN.-The following is a
list Of the officers Of the Champion
Lodge No. 9, L. o. G.. T., Virginia, in
stalled on Wednesday last by A. D.
Wood, G. w. c. T.; j.. c. Hull, w. G.
r.; Emma j. Jones, w. V. T.; Mary
Delavan, W. R. II. s.; Sarah Wood,
w. l.. S.; Alexander Clark, w. s.;
Elizabeth Dublo, W. A. s.; Robert II.
Mcdonald, W. +. s.; AS. George, w.
T.; Il. II. Woodwork, W. NJ; c. G.
Wright, W. l. g.; II. d. Clark, w. c.;
/. L. Hobb, P. w. G. Il.
DISTRICT Reconnaissance, JUDaE.-
The following business was yesterday
transacted In this Court: C. Haub vs..
Carson Mill Company ; continued for
term. F. G. +. Klapper vs. G. j..
Bernstial set for hearing February
l6. State vs.. William Williams de-
PENDANT to plead February 10, at 10
o'clock.
YoUYG LADIES SocrAL.-The Young
Ladies' Social Society of Gold Hill
give their promised t~erpsichorean
soires this evening. at Liberty Engine
Hall. Choice music, agreeable COM
pany and a capital good time generally
will signalize the occasion. For fur
Their particulars see their advertise
ment and then prepare to attend.
LIQUOR DEALEB.-Col. J. J. Hayes,
OF the popular firm of Gile, Hayes 81
Co., importers and wholesale dealers
in fine wines and liquors, 6l2 Front
street. San Francisco, Is now on q visit
to this section, and those desiring to
trade with him have the opportunity.
They certainly can do SO to the best
advantage.
CARSON SMALLPOX. The Register
OF this morning says: We are informed
that the children living in the extreme
southern part Of this city, reported as
having been afflicted with the hog-pox,
are out and convalescent, thus ending
the fears Of that loathsome disease
smallpox.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09

CoMPLIMENTARIEs. - We are the
pleased recipient Of complimentary
tickets for the grand military and
civic ball to be given by the National
Guard. at their fne Hall, on Union
street, virginia, on Thursday evening,
February 22d-Washington's Birth
day. The occasion Is tho ninth ami
yersary Of tho company. They VIII
parade during the day. and their pail
In the evening Is fully calculated to
equal In every respect any OF their
former efforts.
HAVANA LorrERY.-The only lottery
now finding favor with the public Is
the Havana lottery. 1t possesses the
desirable merit Of being reliable, there
fore people invest In 1t quite freely,
full In the faith that they havea chance
To win. Stern, Van A~meringen q Co.
are agents for Gold Hill and Virgins.
Their office Is at the store OF Stern q
Son, Main street. For further partic-
ulars read their advertisement IN
another column.
BACHELOR BALL.-The grand soiree
dansant Of the Virginia Bachelor CLUB
takes place this evening at Piper's
Opera House. Il will be an occasion
Of exalted pleasure to all tho happy
participants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09

SAN FRANc1sco, Feb. 81 P. NJ
Postmaster Stone received a dispatch
from Washington yesterday, inform
ing him that the Government had made
a contract with the N. P. Transporta-
ton Company to convey malls from
San Francisco to Santa Barbara, and
San Pedro to San Diego. Five round
trips to be made a month, commencing
February 4, 1872.
It rained hard during last night, the
wind blowing gale from the NV.
The rainfall for the "a hours ending at
s A. NJ. to-day, was 1.2l inches, making
a total for the season Of 1917 inches. 1t
Is now clear with wind fresh from the
west.
The police arc looking for Thomas
Mclaughlin, a jig dancer, who Is said
to have cut the throat Of a girl known
as Milley White, with whom he has
been on terms of intimacy, at the Gov
eminent House, on Iuesoay nlght.
There has been one continued roar
of fireworks all the morning. One
house on Dupont street burned $500
worth at one blow out this morning.
Ike Brokaw. under sentence to the
State Prison for killing Robert Evans,
repudlates the assertions Of parties
who have threatened that no should
not be taken to San Quentin, and says
they are no friends Of his.
Alexander Campbell will move for n
rehearing in tho Fair case In the Su-
preme Court on behalf Of the people.
Gold, 1102s; Greenbacks, 9lA sell
inc. %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

NEW York, February IA Lon
don special to the Tribune says Earl
Granville's dispatch contains no threats
Of a withdrawal from the arbitration,
and makes neither a demand nor a
proposal. 1t simply calls attention, In
temperate and c~onciliatory language,
to the meaning that England attaches
to the treaty.
Gladstone's speeches yesterday and
to-day are widely criticised as mis-
chievous, offensive, and needlessly IT.
ritating, and 1t Is believed that several
members Of tbs Cabinet strongly dis
approve Of thsir passionate tone. Tho
Cabinet and people are unanimous for
abandoning the arbitration unless the
American claims arc modified. There
Is no intention to offer an affront to
America. The situation Is regarded
In tho highest English and American
quarters as extremely grave, but not
hopeless.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams goes
home on Saturday.
The jury In. the case of Panormo,
murdered In Brooklyn, rendered q
verdict that he died Of injuries infiict-
ed by some person unknown. They
recommend IN Increase Of the police
force, rs they deem the present num-
Der inadequate for the protection of
the lives and property Of the citizens.
Seven persons were taken to-day
from one house on Thirty-first street
to the hospital with smallpox.
Roswell II. Jerome, son Of Alder
man Jerome, died yesterday from an
overdose Of opium taken to quiet his
nerves. He was Frustrated by liquor.
His mother became insane, and his
father is very i'll.
WASHINGTON, February "a bill
authorizing the Secretary Of the Urea
sury to redeem three millions per
month Of the three per cent. ccrtia-
Gates, has passed the Senate.
The bill reported by Cole from the
| Committee on Postofices and Post
Roads, for an increase Of the mail ser
vice between San Francisco, China and
Japan, empowers the Postmaster Gem
eral to contract with the Pacific Mail
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09

wusnx TO Go.-wnen you want q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
poocd, dressed and properly axed up, 20 to
Pohls popular saloon, next door to Gibson's,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to DO found
cut, curled, cleansed or dressed In tho most
tasteful manner. se2'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09
LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

lsYlcrAL TO TnH coll HILL DAILY NEws n
rzl wxsrlRN UNION ~rnLlaRAPH LrNH.l
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CnArpED HANDS n FACE, Sore Lips, Dry.
ness Of the Skin, ctc., ETC., cured at once by
Heceman's Camphorice with Glyccrinc. 1t
keeps the hands soft In all wcathcrs. SEQ that
Won get Hegeman's. Sold by all druggists.
Only twenty-five cents. Sent by mail for thirty
cents. Manufactured only by Hcgeman d Co,
Chemists and Druggists, New York. P.O. BOX
No. 2, 22S. de26 Sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09

Steamship Company for carrying a
semi-monthly mail on the present es-
tabllshed route, the rate Of compensa-
ton not to exceed the rate now paid
for monthly service, with the same
conditions and limitations, provided
all steamships hereafter accepted said
service.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09
FROM MINERAL HILL.

MINERAL HILL, New, February g.
Last night at about 10 o'clock Wood
ruff & Ennor's stage was robbed about
two miles south Of this town, on the
way to Eureka. Wells, Fargo 6 Co.'S
treasure box was broken open and a
small amount taken, and all the pa
pers and waybills destroyed. There
were only two passengers on board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09

THE lady brokers, Woodruff & ClaGin, have
an elegant homo in West Thirty.eighth street,
New York. The windows glisten. the door
trimmings gloam, while inside the brass, copper
and tinwarc, cutlery, china and glassware,
always appear new. The marble statuary,
tables and mantels, paint and hard walls, arc
without q stain. People marvel at such bril-.
llancy and cleanliness, until told 1t Is all the
result OF a liberal use OF ENocH M0RdAN's
sons SAPoLIo, the "cleanist" OF this AGE.
r, B. Taylor 4 Co., agents, San Francisco.
nOQl1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09

CITIZENS AND AMBASSADORS M. F.
Waller is closing out his Winter stock
of clothing. Furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes, trunks, valises,
gloves, blankets, ETC., at lowest rates,
call and examine and satisfy your
selves. Next door to o. 7. Barber u
Co., Main street, Gold Hill. f3*
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09

COLDS n Couous.-Sudden changes Of ell.
mato are sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial
affections. Experience having proved that sim.
pie remedies act speedily whom taken In the
carly stage Of disease, take at once Browne
Bronchial Trochos," let the Cold, Cough or
Irritation Of tho Throat be ever 20 slight, as by
thIs precaution q more serious attack may be
warded OF. Owing to tho good reputation and
popularity OF tho Trochos, many worthless and
cheap limitations arc offered, which arc good for
nothing. Be sure to obtain the true Browns
Bronchial Trochos. Sold everywhere.
de2 Ivy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-09

Man ns Barometer aad Thermsmeter
Science has failed to invent any apparatus rs
sensitive to atmospheric changes as the human
frame. It is therefore Of vital importance to
guard It against the effect Of variations In tho
weather, and experience has demonstrated that
De. WALXER's VINEGAR BITTERs Is the best
medicine for this purpose at present known.
II taken as o protection against the disturbing
influence Of sudden alterations Of heat and cold,
It will certainly prevent tho bowel complaint,
foyers, bilious disorders, rheumatic affections,
and throat diseases, arising from these causes.
0r1n 1p
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-25
Feminine Amenities.

Fwomen, perhaps better than men, know
how to do things insolent to each other, so do
they know how to resent impertinences. An
American lady travelling in Switzerland tells
this dinner-table story:
L had seen enough of travelling English, of
whom the party at the table was principally
composed, to know how to treat them, so I
entirely ignored their presence, placidly gaz-
ing out of the window in the interval of the
courses. ON long, struggling st. Goarhausen,
opposite. This had its effect in the increased
respect of all glances, except those from a
pair OF bold, black eyes opposite me, whose
owner observed to her husband in a loud
tone, "One of the people of the country, sup
pose" MY dear, +" murmured the gentleman,
take care, the lady may understand English"
Not likelyP' in a tone of infinite disdain.
''Oh! ah! one can never be too careful So
many OF our people go to Paris, don't you
know, that the French must pick up a little
of our lingo" 81 don't think her French"
remarked the lady, her gaze still broadly fix
ed on me. She proceeded with some very
free and impertinent remarks. At the con-
clusion of the meal wanted some confitures
that stood near this lady, and the walters had
all left the room. l looked directly at her,
and said in my best English, Madame, may
/ trouble you to hand me those bon-bons ?''
If you could have seen the woman's face
1t turned white, her jaw dropped, and she
stared blankly, utterly unable to comply with
my request. Her husband snatched up the
plate and handed it to me with a bow, and 1
ate my confectionery with an innocent air, in
the midst of dead silence.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-25
Nilsson Sharply Criticised.

The recent career of Miss Nilsson in Lon
don has not been as fattering as her Paris
and New York reputation, and her first re-
ception at the Drury Lane Theatre might have
justified. The Rueen, in the course of an
able criticism of the representations, thus
warns the Swedish queen of song: "When
Mile. Nilsson first appeared here, it was not
her organ, not her style, but her acting, which
won popularity. 1t was her comely and poet
lc presence, and her ladylike department,
which commaded the sympathy of audiences !;
and sympathy, once enlisted, covers q multi
tude of sins. But Mile. Nilsson, having to
compete with great artists, her good sense
suggested study, and study she did. Her i'm
proyement was so marked that she made her
public, even as against Madame Patti; and
there was season at Drury Lane when Mile.
Nilsson fairly took the town by storm,
tempted by large offers from America. she
went on tour under the guidance
OF a skillful homme d'afdires, and her success
was unbounded; and here is the rock
on which her artistic fame will split, unless she
reyerts to the primitive style which SO capti-
waited her hearers. Her Traviata was one of
the greatest mistakes ever made by any drtiste
on her opening night at Drury Lane. Her
Mdrgherita, if not so glaringly offensive
against good taste, must be amended consider
ably, and she is too clever to mistake the
comparatively frigid apathy of Drury Lane
auditory last night, for return welcome
cannot be repeated every night