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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-21
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,

by Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers.
A sIsNEE.s AND TRUSTEES g.
IN SALE OF E::l
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, VIRGINIA.,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE CITY OF
R ICHmoNDnS1TUATED ON THE JAMES
POWER, LEASED AT AN AMNIJAH
RENTAL OF 81 500 PER ANNJJM PROM
THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER.
As assignee of the estate of George b. Stacy
Son, bankrupts, in connection with the trustee
herein named, we will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 3RD, 1874,
at O'Clock P. M. the valuable lease hold MILL.
PROPERTY, known as the "CITY MITI,S.0
The buildings are extensive, and of a substan-
tlal character. The Main Building is of Brick.
a Flour MIL fitted up entirely new within the
barrels of flour per day, occupies a part Of the
Building; the most approved Machinery is con.
tanned therein, including two run of stones
dou n ieet diameter. and one run of stones two
ana naIf feet diameter, and one of Ayers
Patent "Decordecators" for cleaning and pre-
pairing wheat for grinding, with the privilege
OF using It forever. This Machine is represented
to be of immense value of ITSELF
There are two Water-whepls one Turbine
the other an Overshoot, with n never failing
Water;power Of eighteen-feet head, and fall
The BUILDINGS are of sufficient capacity
LOT conducting an immense business, and being
located so desirably offer great inducements to
buyers. - -
In view of the completion of the Chesapeake
q ONO Railroads this property is well worthy
OF tine attention of persons seeking investments.
IERMS-One fourth cash the balance on q
credit OF nine, eighteen and thirty-six months
the purchaser to give notes, well secured for
the deferred payments, with interest added at
SIX per cent, per annum. Title to be retained
until said notes are paid.
WIN. II. ALLDERDICE, Assignee
A. r: COURTNEY, rrus+oo. e.
JAMES L. MAURY,5 trustees.
NH l3-3awtd ~
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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

Quotations of Bonds and Stocks by X. III.
Nlaury Il Co., Bankers and Brokers, 10l4
Main Street
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Tobacco Marks

re Corn and Flour Exchange
RicHMoND, March 81, 1878.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-White, eos bushels Red 372 bushels
C C W hite, 100 bushels. Mixed 800 bushels.
HaIes
Wheat-While. As bushels, prime Al On. "a
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1854
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District of


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter Of VIM. d.. Mason, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, Emmett Crump, of Rich
mond, city, Virginia, hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of the estate of VIM. ID.
Mason, of Sussex county in said district
who was, on the 18th day of January, A. ID.
1878, adiudged a bankrupt on his own petition
by the District Court of said district
Dated at Richmond, the Goth day of February
A. d., 1873. EMMET CRUMP,
fe 22-S3w Assignee.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia.
In the matter of John p Herndon, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, ]. L. Goorick, of Fredericks-
burg Virginia, hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of the estate OF J. r.
Herndon, OF Spotsylyania co. in said district,
who was, on the : day of February, 1873, adj
judged a bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court of said district =
Dated Fredericksburg, February Is, 1879.
]. T. GOODRICH,
Ie 2O-Ihaw Assignee.
d = WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF
pC the WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL for
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-21
THURSDAY, APRIL i7rH, 1873.
ass ACRES OF LAND,


at o'clock p. M. in front of the United States
Courthouse in The city of Richmond,
45S ACRES OF LAND,
lying in the county of Charles City two miles
north OF the Courthouse and about three miles
from Wilcox's wharf on the James river There
Is q large BRICK DWELLING in good order, and
other buildings thereon-the land is mostly inn
proyed--but there is sufficient Timber for the
needs of the place. This is an excellent farm,
and so convenient of access it should demand
the attention of hose wishing a home or seek
Ing an Investment. The neighborhood is very
desirable.
To be sold clear of all liens or encumbranees
except the wife's contingent right of dover.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-thlrd cash. the remainder on a credit
OF sin and twelve months, purchaser to give
notes Tor the deferred payments, with interest
added, and title retained until said notes are
paid.
WIN. II. ALLDERDICE,
mn zi-zaWoW Assignee.
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Country merchants should remember in order
ing, that refined sugar is constantly huctuating
SALT-Liverpool, $2.S5; jobbing. price, per
sack. Ground Alum, $225a2.4O
SPIRITS OF TURP k--5Sa60c.
SHUCKS-$1 10al 20 for old, S0ca9O for new
STRA W-Baled. S0a9oc.
TALLOW-7asc. per pound in large quanti-
ties.
TEAS--Black, 65c aSl .25--the last q prime ar
tcle; Imperial, al1Oal so; Gunpowder, alal 81
INEGAR-Cder, 20a25c.
VENISON-Hams, 10al2c
WOOL-Unwoshed, free from burs 30a35; tub
washed 1Oai5
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Green & Wise, Real Estate Agents
and Auctioneers,

A Ss''sH.'s SALE cd
BY order of the District Court of the JTnited
States for the Eastern District of Virginia, in
the case of NJ Eldridge Co, hanl,rupts. the
undersigned Will expose for sale by public
auction, in front of the Mansion House, III the
city of Alexandria, Virginia, on
at IL o'clock NJ,
A BRICK TENEMENT AND LOT OF
GROUND,
on the West side of Water street, between Glib.
Dor and Franklin Streets in said city of AleSan-
dria fronting on Water stres IS feet and
running back les feet inches being he pro.
perry conveyed TO M. Eldridge & L. A. Reed,
by VIM N. Goodhand and others.
. -. .-s TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchase money to be paid in
cash, and the residue in three instalnents of 8,
y, and IL months, the notes of the purchaser to
be taken for the deferred payments, with interest
from the day of sale, and the title to be retained
unit all the purchase money be paid;
NH 20-td Assignee.
Ea LAND FOR SALE. go
Persuant to decree of the District court of
the United State for the Eastern District of Vir-
gina, we will offer for sale at The Hague,
Westmoreland county, Va. on
SATURDAY, THE c9rH DAY OF MARCH,
1873, the following property belonging TO the
estate of Henry Beal, bankrupt, to wit. His
lie estate in 75 ACRES OF LAND in the
county of Richmond, and his interest in a
WATER GRIST MILL known as "BeaI &
Carey,s Mill, in the county of Westmoreland.
TERMS-0ue third cash balance in six and
twelve months JNO. A. LYNHAM
RIO. M. MAYO,
NH l5--Saw2w Assignees
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New York 4 inanciaI-By Telegraph

NEW York, March 2l-Stocks dull Gold
steady at 49,. Money firm at 1892 to l-l8
per cent Exchange long 5; short So Gov
'fhihehts duii and steady State bonds quiet
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JNO. H. GAYLE, Assignee.
The undersigned will, after the sale of the
above property, sell a lot of ACCOUNTS and
NOTES, a list of which can be seen on applica-
ton. JNO H. GAYLE Assipneo
NH 3-2aw3w
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at o'clock =. M. in front of the United States
Courthouse in The city of Richmond,
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Richmond Prices Current

MARCH IS, 1878.
REMARKJ.-No change worthy OF note except
In butter, which has advanced, and in sugar,
which has declined a shade. .-
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Z. w. MASSEY,
fe 15-S2w Assignees.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
HOME NEWS.
.anx,SYNT AkRIvkLs

ysxsmostrvp Yy-rERDAy. AT Buosur' IN hhoapWhf
G. q,o x,.,-z2o am mA-49o x"iNsot-Ss'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

..,,. ,.N,v and seeurely barreled. have
ssS minute trouble IN consequence q eiosdy g. u
leaning from one OF the barrels ast ~ Va and
oo,ify me by mail that you have se"' 'pv DAVE
truly, . -, ..,o,, ~ orks well will get from
you chiefly. AVN .psop Mich. Dee. :, 1873
, ,,,vc, yo 3oj East Capitol st.. boMue-
,on ~ C~Dear sir: Boxes have COM. ., W.. IN. heads
rels 10 nos d xce suspicon II they do no,, as .e
e"s shake about fne best way 70 psGs ~ ~
sn@,s @ tree feet BY two or near that di nehs'on w.
ugnt ooh' leSs and thighs hrXed and head rrs'ng
sosc. saTdust packed abont prevent odor anu ans
on hint from shaking about In the box Two can We b
~ - incIc hoy little larger than the one ~
Wnn nav keep on sending until am done woIk ~ ~ IN
zach for good ones. We sell for $40 TO the sIaaeh % o.
,nierted and have get my pay for keeping the oo
ma an Incidental expenses. The express avo"t.
shout 81 2 subject 40 yon the price you niehdu.
,iiv On the recent Of goods and yon may send me
p,o'up'is pro- VIZ t, y" w you can between aud Jan. In
l"S' as " H 90 ,rn,r q. l.. IEofUiNIHAk. .
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

hed yesterday In tho chapel Of the misson ~ No. ~
New Rowery The following Board Of Trustees re-
elected: A. Hatch O. g. Pare y .. Howell ~; Phelps;
J. r. Wyokof
At the regular semi monthly meeting Of the
woman's Social Edncation Society, held at Plimpton
Han Yesterday afternoon Mrs Dr. Miller read paper
or +. rrutb in Amenities" and Mrs. Prof Lyman read
a paper entitled "A Plea for Training schools" The
large hall was well filled by very select audience
Mrs Prof Lyman held that one OF the most imperan.o
necessities tor the advancement OF women IN modor"
society was the establishment Of training schools
At an adjourned meeting of the Bar Asso-
ciaton last evening" few amendments TO the sys'e"
OF law reporting recently reported by special oo
mittee were suggested but none OF them matcr'ai',
affected the general scheme The Chairman was drec,.
10 appoint Council OF Law Reporting cOnsisine " ,h
members and request the Court of Appeals a ~ ,eu
Justices of the Supreme Court designated 10 h h"o as
eral terms 10 appoint two members 0f tne H. :, as
prov ided in Rule Of the Scheme OF Reporting ,rt of
also requested 10 inform Ihe Chief Judge o, m , mem
Appeals and the Attorney General thai tne' NV
beTs of the Council. a,
A fair was opened yesterday nhdcr Wv
auspices OF the Children. Mutual Sewing Ree' ID" ~"
Young People's Association OF Ohvet Chape' ~ W.
Secondst. the proceeds Of which are TO ne aPIiop
for the relief of the poor ia the vleibiN' "ns 10
are Interested in TINS Mission have taken Rfe
make this festival pass on pleasantly hnu ans n" and
The chapel tastciuly trimmed WIN r,ta. mai
anticipation Of Christmas oil kinds " and sdorn-
ingenious fingers could ioiin p0th ioL u "rny,-ious
ment were offered for sale, while food ana ~, Sar
were furnished in abundance al M Trims ns" ms
will be OF the attractions OF tnis e'ehius.
The Board of Education, at its meeting yes
tcrday postponed the consideration Of resolution pro
posing 10 have a committee carefully examine the pup
lie schools Boston and report concerning thelf mers
The following re solution regard 20 the death o frof
AeasslZ passed:
Board Of Ednostion have
eeiye feelings regret the announcement OF 10. De-
eea of the sent Louis Agls the 4h inst
ard been dphNe OF an upgh
citizen and aud the seauHc world ol one o us
st unrng and snecessn sorke
ba tbs eB6c edncston has been hr' Que
u he deeply indebted Tor MS Nst anu H''"''
eiors for its advancement
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

William Skiddy Wood is TO lecture on the
sy.ulna Institutions OF New.York before The Father
Mathew socIety No at their hail. corner OF Houston
apd shorif-sts.. Oh the evening OF sunday next
A, meeting of the Trainers and Drivers
y,otespye Association held last evening at John
cons poo3rooIns bur no business Of general interest
- tr.usnct1d At meeting be held January is
vsYeas amend meD 10 their constitution he
plaerodL
The Board OF Estimate and Apport'oRmebt
nsld ~ informal meeting yesterday, ana considered ibe
.~t,s.stes for the various departments 'or 1874 ~
...endsd by the Board of Aldermen. Hshiai meet
sss will 10 held 10 das, at which NE esnn'a"s ~M he
s6spSse.
The annual meeting Of the So",eiy 81 tie
ms-s,s NasssOE sse HSne toT LStuS Wanderers va
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
r,r Possibility OF REDUCING THE PRESIDENT
SALARY


From The Nerc- YORK Ssr
T,ir TRIBUNE thus answers coriesp3nuen.
!. r provides that the Presidents salary
shall neither be Increased nor diminished during tne
ind Tor when he shall have been elected and conse-
ueny any bill passed giving back pay TO the President
would have been clearly unconstitutional BY virtue OF
tho same provison the Presidents present salary can
not no during the next four years ana ~ the
end OF that time increase VIII have amounted 10
$lO0.OD" A.. ...,.., ,.,,.
pay law provides ia separate sections two different rates
f nav for the President OF s00O and the other OF
s5 900 ycar The first provision lie In the first part OF
The bill among the legislative approximations the second
IN the latter part the executive appropriations.
These two provisions contradict each other which OF
them expresses the final intent OF the law IL s lmpos-
tell from the language OF the act but the pro
vision later IN the h and IN the proper
place, t should have the weight Of the two But
al he new legislation removing ana
explaining the contradiction The subject thus still
open, and Congress has the right and TO give
either the smaller The larger salary rs IT plcaSes,
fOn recxamnaion We incline to believe The
Sans point well taken.-Ed
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
FOR BOYS.


Lanterns Tool Games Snepns Tvo Bods seds
velocpedes Mechanical TOYS Of description Das 6sf,
Pistols Soldier kseosogea
Noahs Ark Grocery Stores Warehouses Books Cars eosot,e
Boats Musical lnstOnebs BALI Writing Dests Bobb' U"rr o.
etc.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
FOR GIRLS.

Dolls ayle Dolls Fsnan Of ever dsscnpos Dos
Clothing Dolls Fus Dolls Pans Dolls Heads Dos BODIES Dos
Arms Dolls Troussur Dolls Hoases Story Boohs DBBer T
Kitchen Table Chsi Besess Mattresses lA
Baresa Paer Sets Trunks wokboIs Paer Croqae' Gssss
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
,ouS =. OWENS SERIOUSLY INJURED.

John f. Owens, the comedian was seriously
i,,urod durinr the performance Of Toodles at the
Opera Honse in Newark on Tuesday evening He wa'
l,rrc ,he mart Of the drunkard and making miscal
,,on ,,, rnor the stage with great force. He was
,xo N tho continental Hotel, where he remained AL
tshcn '. IL lie was unable 10 go 10 Easton' with
us! , yS' and If Is feared will be compelled 10 caI-
col oihp A ~ lgtmcJtS
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

Gents Hats and SoalSkin Caps at lowest
prices. F. ERNENVENi las Nssssu-st nesr NpiGce-'b
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

hna /re~se Rot,lIGeorge w: Guilds ot nsn,e. Inc
Psh.nls A. Drese OF Philscepo'a
"@.c, Ho1I-Tae Dsnel Pratt Attorney General elect
AVID Gen JAMES A. Cununshsn OF Boston ST Nthote
m, Hon Hysrd Cameron Of Toronto MAYOR Chsres s
-. a. Re PspA; Thomas Cornell e hohocns
80 ,AK p Ro cf Anhuru. Metrcpolas Hote-The Hon "
i;,.scln ioTi Hoscl-E, Gov T. hpd9lph
:, s,v HOsssThe Rev. G. " kuigh OF hsr-
,cru Sfsrts1erf Rou'eIAcuL-Col ". l. Bllo Y = Ar"'
.,U Of and Gen T. o. Osborn OF lineage
~ -r.na iInr.-Ih. Hon. W. D McAlnine Of A1an,.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18

The FOR Humdpd, a musical periodical pub
shcd IN Boston and Cambrdgeport gives IN It's Janu-
airy number Christmas anthem, Behold bring yon
Good TidiDes," written expressly for its pages by
Joseph Barney 1t il "A soprano solo with chorus.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
0F INTEREST
TO
u ADVERTlSERs.

ofu. Week., Xwp,ps now published IN the
thar country Published What called the
Cooperative ,mar pubisher As The fa'sn
plan cooperative newspaper hat has been p on
one ae only at it. prbcaon other side having been pre-
yiouy printed Of the Printing Establishments m the prneps
cite. engaged in supplying Newspapers with Ready Printed Sheets
The Establishment prints the General News Literary s
op, side the sheet and the Local Ofe prnts s bo
Local News It's side By this method the Local He"spA
per larger Of general reading matter than u
would and at $500 1900
,nnume Ohce Supplying the Ready yPned Sbees Al sbou'
the cost OF the blank paper.
MessrA Aseni Of The Milwaukee Dsly Wisconsin And A. n
Kellogg OF Chicago enterprise Of Cooperative News
paper Printing developed what has become vest business interest
10 this country 400 Newspapers being 'npphed with
Printed sheet 800 py the large Fdn1ng Lstao
ushmens in the principal cities
Tn. Central Establishments have reserved to b.r privilege Of
Inserting limited Of Advertisements the side q the paper
them Eseh OF these Newspapers good ne" for Al
vertsng locality Taken aggregate the l5OO Newspapers
III. siI subdivision immense caiai on'sad
great advantages General Advertiser for the ioosns ADD
s, The Of he Advertising namely cent
pepaper $50 A. the Central Es
sbhuents up 800 tmes bot ony 20
time, can which less than the cosi Of tpe
setting II the advertisement set up 800 times.
M Saving Correspondence and he consequent s'penn
time postage stationery An for an Advertisement 10 @
800 Newspaper. requires correspondence WITH them
3d. The uniformity and the Typogpb The Adverus,
rnent 10 all the Newspapers.
4t pomseoce Aa'semen, o. the In ted
space used r Advertisements
9Th The saving -hen th,7 used TO iie
Only 20 Cuts required for bs l30O Joarnals
An eramp. Of this order By
The New Tribune of prospectus, with Cat Of
It's Building the 800 papers The cost OF furnishing Cut 10
Newspaper vo have been about s75 inclusive o.
express charges; bat furnish Only 70 Cais thus
.feciing saving Of over $3.50
Afforded Communicating With great nnmbers Of
poop. advertising purposes eIospi through
meism Of their home journals
New-York tribune., 1873-12-18
IAnBouuoemen',l
BrRNETr's COCAINE makes hair glossy.
inBouUermenp

BrENETTS COCAINE makes hair glossy.
Gents Hats and ScalSkin Caps at lowest
prices. r tBNENWEN, las Nssssnsl nesr Spface@t
PREPARE FOR "MERRIE CHRISTMAS. -" w hat
shall h's psteriamias inquiry set Of
will 6nd kNoNS Of the hne,t quality snd
mot economics, time select hola'
list KNOX 3l2 Broadway the Pso House aud
Efh Avenue HOe.
4 single trial of Mrs. WINsLOw'S SOOTHING
S,srp for children tens failed relieve the baby aud
mother IA will relieve the little
onlv the child but
stomach and wind cole eor-es Nedt' and
isfrb Gvs hes 10 .hr 'hd ARD
the ooiier
tHRISTNAS
annually been id happy boussd o. homt 70" TIE " ''en'
br The present ols
WHEELKE WHsos
SEvTS6-N,rHINK.
Not, G2J ui III Broadway Nov-ioTi.
Futonst.. Brooklyu.
No. \ Ne~artsve., Jersey titv
, 1873-02-09
DA1sT.
Dfxcordant Statea.

William II. States IL police officer in San Francisco
fsw days ago he commenced suit for divorce from
3fadAma Agatha States, prtma donna Of celebrity
Th hs b., s0u2 hsa hss
States aska for divorce the ground OF deserHon bJ
his wife, and it Il supposed abe will make no OBJ
jection- The caro- recalls some Incidents II tbs
history Of The parties r. 1sss two ,,,tax; s.ters
from the East and engaged "a angera IN places OF pnt
lie amusement. Agatha WAS very 3na singer, and
became popular. they we're SOON Joined By another
sa.er, Acis, who also had talent for singtng. Tbs
sisters were good sepute, and their society much
nought. William States, fashionable young man, fell
In love With and married Agatha in 1857. They lived
together few yeara in California, and then sailed for
Europe n 1tAly Madame Agatha finished her nausi-
prior to her debut as p1insa donna IN Italian opera.
6hs made great hit in ope1a, and for several years
"s.arzed" nvsr Europe, ,oI zsessy1n$ gz:st a sp-
She accompanied BY her husband, who, It is al
leged became exceedingly ntemparate she tried to
correct his habits but failed and in 1865 while In
France On professional Wit they quarrellcd outright
and she left him, takng With her two children which
had been born to the1n- The mother and her children
eventually returned to the United States, md two
ytar1 after the parting In France se met her husband
In New York and became teconcled to him. This new
life together lastod abou year, and In 1868 husband
and wife parted second time she declsriug she would
never ura with him again. States returned to 6.n
Francisco and became policeman Madame States
starred through shs country, and afterw.5ds vent
went to China South 4meric1, aEd over tho world
generally, and few weeks ago, returned to San Fran
csco, where sne Is living In retlrc1aeat with her
retired from the st.ge 3fadxrue Ag1thz SateA return
to California appeared to remind States that hs was
married to pri1ua onua and he commenced suit for
divorce The divorce sought on tas Of desex
The sit m.kes any charges affecting the moral charse-
ter OF the other.
, 1873-02-09
ACADEMY oF Gus1c,

The dramatic side Of the balance has been
well maintained during the past week at tho
Academy Of Music, where Miss Carlotts LIE Clercq
has appeared in series Of performances almost
uneaualled for specific and general excellence.
The time was inau8picious for an attendance
commensurate with the desoryings Of the enter-
taiument, tho attention Of the worry class Of
patrons who would ordinarily support 80 eminent
an artist by their presence in large numbers hhT-
ing been diyertod by an overpowering counter
attraction. Though only moderately remuneza-
tive in numbers, Miss Le C1arcqs audiences have
been fattoring in quality and appreciation, and,
in an artistic point OF view, her SUCCESS has
been complete and unqualified Her foot
hold in Chicago may now be considered
Is thorouehly established, andhor nHIne il added
tn tEa somewhat brief List Of dramatic notabill-
ties who can invariably count upon an enthu-
siastic recognition here. The engagement be-
gan With "The Lady Of Lyons" Hiss lie cle1cq
choosing tho role OF Pauline as her initiatory as
sumption-a difficult. e1scting roe, and mol very
satisfactory nt the best, as it does not seen,
after ali, to DO worth the trouble OF rendering 1t
finely. A. Peg Wellington, however, she
achieved brilliant success, the t"o perform
ances OF ssMasks and Faces" being remarkably
smooth and complete in al respects. Inoy we're
rendered specially notable BY the 1rtp1ft OF AIR.
Herno, in whose hands the character Vas
brought into prominence such as it seldom OBJ
tains.
Tho gem Of the week WAS the production
Of shakspeares delightful comedy, "As You
Like It." which was given on fuda5
evening to good audience, and On Saturday
night to crowded house. In her Interpretation
Of Rosalnd Miss Le C1ercq reached her highest
point Of excellence thus far, rendering It IN
PERFECTLY delicious vein OF comedy, and showing
an exquisite degree OF that artistic finish which
czn only procecd from close study allied With
, 1873-02-09

sec him look At Lsnds:s wary hzi=;
Isee him watch Cecili1'x winning smtla
see him notice HAuds co1ap!ezioa fair
Ny heart With dread Is beattug al the whL3;
And ret
I'm a1.uo3t sure he loves me best of ALL
sec him Rlance at HIly's fairy feet,
And follow al thedt movements with , aruife
tee him charmed by many uaidens sweet
A17 heart with dread fast beating all the whila !;
And Jet
Tn almost sure he loves me best OF a1l-
For when he takes my hand In both of hts,
And looks 4. ice with tis coundinE smile,
NY every doubt and fear sre set It ea8e,
Although my heart Is betting III the while;
A1d-Jes!
I'm SURE, quite zure, he lcves me best OF III.