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7-,sl O. Tr.t OF Lsvar, Facias to K.
i%''i 7.Asse1H)sedtJ Public sale. at
.sAfaI.T T,E.Eo.rl3 MARKET ST.
!? israV 0:l.p. in the city Of Wiz
'-''eF stfAccunty. Delaware. on
7rEpAT,
PIE Ia lATcF OOToPER. 1875.
At:atIcck. ,. n,
2lla Tiag described Rssl state, VII:
IA. a. certain lot Of lsnd and three sto.7
Dst.l.ae House thereon, situated in
w q lnlastoa sforesaid, bounded
...i.sa4 IS follows, to-wit. Beginning
. \. t..,Atas 1 cor ,eT o. Sixth and Jefferson O
u !, fis Isa'e hortheily along the easterly
sssasis.a q. stteei seventy six feet to the
!, ~ ll i.leei siorr test wide alley; thence
4. ~ ss,.ls aald SIDE Of said alley and par
y u street nineteen feet one inch
NJ !, % q corner; thence southerly
NJ ~. y de1e son street through the CEN
. .a' !ai'y vail betwe cen this and the IA.
i. i ,,,. -,s.e ol Mary and Sarah 7. Wilson
:, 'ls' a. ;s7en'y siG feet to the north erly
/, y ,.. ,,Aa street Aforesaid; and thence
!, 'S,ntfiy oineteol feet one inch, more
H.. ~ pace OF beginning. be the con :
Il i'...t .. Fnat thoy may. with tho free
+, ,,p'.,hege OF the aforesaid alley with
,slS's ',,s 'i', y lard bounding thereon, their
n ,5- ~ u y IN common forever.
~ !, ala laEen in execution aa the nro-
Il, ,55 g1ilss hrlastl ong and s'rah Ann
~ '4s /, W. wI,;' and 70 90 sold by
r.. la" a IL LAMB SON. Sheriff.
'UF New Castle. Oct. !, 1854
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15

A Hard Money Convention met yes.
terday at Detroit. The invitations to
it had been sent chiefly to prominent
Liberal Republicans, and many Of them
were present. Letters were received
from Senator Christiancy, Congressman
Durand, ex-Congressman May, and
others. Resolutions were passed for
the appointment of ten delegates to the
National Hard Money Convention, to
meet at Cincinnati on the 25th instant,
and declaring against any scheme of
imitation or any form Of paper not in
terconvertible into coin.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15

The Hon. George Bancroft, If his
health permits, will live during the
winter in Washington; otherwise he
will spend the months OF January and
February in Florida.
An honest California farmer sent to
the Illinois State Fair the heaviest
fleece OF wool on record, its total
weight being tribe over fifty pounds.
The Wool Growers Association had
il secured and weighed. There proved
to be thirty eight pounds of grease
and dirt in it aud two pounds of burs,
SO that it was case of more fleece
than wool,
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
4 Sad ReSHlt.
A WARNING To GHOST STORY TELLERr

A WARNING To GHOST STORY TELLERs.
A terrible sequel to an hours amuse-
ment telling ghost stories occurred at
the Surgical Institute, on the evening
OF the 1st inst. A room full of young
ladies, patients of the Institute, amused
and excited each other by stories of
terrific apparition9, hobgoblins, ghosta,
&c. The gas had been turned out,
either Intentionally or by accident. In
the climax OF vivid story one OF the
girls threw her shawl over trembling
comradc, A little rustic and strange
conduct was noticed. When G light
was brought the fact was revealed
that the poor girl was insane. She
has remained so ever since, yet hopes
are entertained of her recovery, Ind:
aRdpO!M JJuTRdt
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
EPILEPSY or FITS,

4 SURE CURE ,or this distressing com
plant Is now made known in n Treatise (of
4s octn pages) on Foreign anil Native Her.
bal fren"rations, published by DIR. o. PHELPS
BR0Wh. The prescription was discovered hy
HIM N s-.1h providential manner that ne
cannot CO l3cientlously refuse to make il
known, as has cured everybody who has
used 1t for its, never having failed in sin.
gle case, lne ingredients may be obtained
from any fruggist. \ copy sent free to all
applicants by mail. Address, DIR. o. PHELPS
BROWN. Il strand st-aat. Jersey City, New
Jers4' apr32w4tA
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SheriH's Sale.

pY virtue of rit Of Ls7sri FSc,ss t2 ne
d d;recied, will be exposed 10 Pubic sale
-, ~. Iotsi of John Z. lie vie, ia the town Of
NswsrE. White Clay Creek hardred' View
Csstis county. Delaware. on
FRIDAY.
THE "a DAY OF ocToeLE. ls'.,
Rt2o'cie:k, m
The following described Real fstale. w
All that trsct .; l.nd wiz wiiH Ss;ng sss ,spsHMsh s M
1.aS[ S,narsd. New Castle county and Sl ate
b.lswaT sSaHasd ,Hd n bSa.ss asd Ro. S
-, Mnrrisor. Ellis Sanders, AnirsN gray ,
Wsa Siss Na1rSis FS1afas sS1 tao s1s Esifs
II rh sistia an 0rssnU alt, deceased. cont ainlns
b one SoadTia t, ,aa aO NY abS % sfo
sractsi two substantial Dwelling Hnnses,
Grist Mill. Saw Mill. Failing Mill and otne'
outbuildinss. n,a.
perty OF Samuel Barr ana Margaret MS WIG
snd tsrrs tenants and 10 be sold by 80
WM. II. JAMESON, S6srT'
ShsriH's QHies. New Castle, Oct l. s'o :
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A KANSAS APPLE.-We were shown on
Monday monstrous Pippin apple, sent
from Fort Scott, Kansas, by Evan Wat
son to his brothers William and ]. Mar
shall Watson, Oxford. It weighed TWEEN
ty-one ounces and measured fourteen
and three quarter inches in circumfer-
ence. Kansas is good apple country
Oxford Press.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
Fashionable Furniture.
j. y ,. ri. HARTMAN,
r. 40 Kin Streer
lLMISI IroN. DEL,

,~ee We -'spe-ttnl.y inform tho cit,
CT zeAl O tilninRtOr and tho sur
..s-.. roCndins rult that W continue
tlssiAsS TO n1nutac - an) keoi Or land al
our lNr-e and long '7hlisE' warot Isvl,
FURNITURE ot every yar- ~ an '-vl-. scp
sistiug o. Mahogany kos, Ndanl WA;nu
Furultu-e suitable for parI,. fining-roou
and UhGrlher uses.
Our a,sortnent of Furuiturei = LARGER an,
uora varied thaa can be found in Delaware,
an AL articles sold a our establishment are
Har-lntst a. repres essnted.
Eeal;il1 Blinds OF tho most fashionable
ie''Sns mAlo - order ami kent sonstantly
~ nnnd. we also manufacture and CONSTANT
y 400? & 9sortment of Spring ''.
0ss md iIusk Mattresses
J. 81. n. HARTMAN,
40 King street. Wilmington,
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15

1t is stated that the question of abol
ishing the office of drawing-master to
the public schools of Boston is likely
to be entertained by the school com
mittee upon the gronnd that the time
devoted to drawing defrauds pupils oil
necessary instruction in branches
which would be of use to them through
Iout life.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
dunbar. SyStcn
: SUCCESSFULLY

SUCCESSFULLY
Interfering inynriaoly cured In once shoeine
hnuckting and kpee-sprung horses imme
t,ately benefited and left in a condition by the
Aid q at Oh n,iture soon effects q PERMANENT
cure.
Larooss, from corns instantly removed.
Immediate rsiief gwen IN eases OF sr,.e
founder Ne''s'
Diseases Of the sbove nature and vsriou,
others ert9ining to the toet and leg, heretofore
c5nridered ircurRble by "Old School" Veteri.
n9rriIs,qs, ara Y lqdicious application sf the
DUNBhR SYSTEM relieved and cured.
Anatomical specine en- exhibited at th a ohics
az WINS cauae and etiect.
Ha7ins bacn at great expense to acquire a
thor6ush knowledss OF the su ubJect, and being
tho .onlv smith in the State to whom Mr
Dunbtr has impaired his. valuable N sthod o.
treht'Geht, | ar prepared 10 treat the worst
easeths public can bring forward.
] employ oni7 competent mea and per
sonaiy supervise all operations.
"n'H M iiS Orange Street.
BAYTD wOOLMAN.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
TRE al DAY IT OCTOthk, u.
~ n'rlnck. D. n

Al! o'clock, p. m,
The followiur described Resi- Estate. VIZ:
Ali thai certR a oIsltatiou OF tract of lnud
situate in Mill Or eek hundred aforealid, with
tho buildings thereon erected; h0unded anu
corner stone : st in the line OF land late oil
Thomas MontRcmsry. and ruRnins thence
By q line OF tho same south Ltty desrses west
ninety eight rerches TO heap Of stone in n
line Of land late of John Barclay; thence
herewith south thirly-sisht degrees east
seventy-seven perches and hye.te9ths TO I;
corner white oak: thence by land late OF
Christopher Springer decea sed. north forty
i've degrees east City y-siI peIehes and eiEht
ten, hs TO corner stone. and north hve desrt e.
and hree-auarters west seventy-three perch
&c 10 The frat mentioned stone and place OF
bsginnine. cont in ing within those bounds
Thirty Acres of land. be the same more OF
''ss Seized and taken in execution as the Pro
merry Of Edward Mcdonald and Agnes Ms
,siis and I. Is. y nd to be sold by
"''' wN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff
gheriF's Office, New Castle, Oct. ]. lS32'5
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
THE lgtb DAY or OCTOBER. e

At x q CiONHt r.. N
ihe following described Real Estate. VIZ
All that c,rtain tract. piece or parcel u
land situete in Christinnt hu nJred aiorP3si1.
bounded and described az follows to-Nit: BE-
aiming at the side Of be road leading from
Ceptrevllle TO the Drnndyglne at cmitn' 2
bridge and in the middle OF the 81 resald
road; thence along the sido of the Crit men
TONED or Csntrevlile read north 6!H degree7
east 90 2-l0 perche1 to etone y corner OF
Centre Meeting IIcusr land; thence thereby
nc-th I2ll degrees csst &c s-l0 perches to II
atone; thence by the same south S2ta degrees
cast % $40 perchea 10 the IN i'd le OF the Cen
treville road sIoresaid; thence by the middle
of the said road north SSiI degrees east y sir
perches to a stake: thence by land OF b bert
McCullough north 40M degrees west snd ps7I-
ing through tho mid1ie OF large white oak
tree on the north Hide cf SAID road : ~
perches to o stone 3 corner for Rokert Mc
Uullough and Willism wilson. SAID stone he-
Ing near the side of the GTeai VALLEY road;
tn enee north 70 degrees west Crossing the
last mentioned road obliquely] si1 petcdcs
and one-tenth to a stake in the westerly aide
Of The same; thence continuing thereby north
Il degrees west rs 4-i9 pcrches - corner Of
Mary areves' land: thence by Esr land the
four following courses and distances south ~
degree, westC1 perohss 70 ftone: nortn 49, 81
south 43A degrees west SIC perchcs TO n
st sne, and north s9s< degrees west 81 10 per-
ch 81 to stone in the middle of the Brandy
wine, road aforesaid; thenoe thore5y south
22H desree7 west 95 6-l0 perches to the place
Of besianins. containing within those bounGs
forty -seTen acres aud thirtsen square peruhes
ot land be th 10 same more or loss, eIceptinz
thereout eight acres Of land old snd conveT-
ed If said premiseg BY the asid laIyTe in tive
parcels az By two deet, reference 10 the same
will N ore fully appear BcoS2 vol. t, page
2st &c.
seiS ed and taken in execution rs the pro
sertY Of 2spbirine {. falvJs sud idne his
TifsIsnd ts,sud to be sold by
v VI. Il. LAM BSOh. S1sTtL.
Shsli6Ts Ofce- New CSstle. Oct. !. ls75.4
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THE lslh DAY OF OCTOBEA.
At2 o'clock, p. IN.

At2 clock, p. IN.
The folio wing described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot or piece sf land with a
two story Brick Dwelling unuse thereon.
situate in Christiana hundred West " Whining
toni county and sta eaforesaid. bounded and
described as follows. to-wit: Beginning at the
corner formed By the intersection OF the east
erly side of Sixth avenue and the nnrthetly
sile Of Il street, now called Duncan street:
thence east srly along said 81 lie of E. now called
Duucsn street, eighty feet 10 a stake thence
portherly and parallel to Fifth and sixth av-
euue forty feet to corner: thence westerly
and parallel with Z. now, Dunesn street,
eighty feet to the aforesaid easteTly side ct
SiIth avenue: and thence thereby southerly
forty feet to the place Of beginning the the
contents thereof what they may.
perty Of James Hughes and Bridget bis Nito.
and t, ts,, aud 10 be sold By
wM. II. LAMBS6N. Sheriff.
9henhs Office New Castle 0Hr !. 1874
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
aV7EnIFF's aAS Il,

~ v;r,ro # writ oc Le-a7, Fsc.asto = ne
. di,s..e6. VII re exposed TO Pubii- Sale
st the ii tel Of John h Levi. in the toTp of
NeTTE, White Cl5y Creek hundred, New
Castle county. Deiawsrs. on
FRIDAY,
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
snerin.s sale.

vrtior l.evnu tacisS 10 IA e
~.It+fspo rl - public sale
h ,gzu3rsE.No.-3MtREErS ST
-,W. Ortlip. in the city OF viii
Sra tas'ie county, Delh~are, On
TCESnAY.
M BAY OF UCI0GER. l5i1.
clock, D.u,.,
-r! described Real Estate, Vi
.~-s lain l0tof land With a two story
I ygel.og House thereon. situate in
.y wilmington, bounded and de-
t5.t..f7T,, Lu-Wlr. EeeiuniRg AT the
-rfieof a forty iret wide street laid
I ,undrad and thirty-bTe ieet from and
d nth ClaymonI street and at the dis
Ii NJ 5unlrod and sixty i've feet SIX
ION thp southeTly side OF A street
y, ,resl aad the Old Ferry road }
!: lsipfy parallel with A street eixty
-lrrer thence soCtherly parallel 10
r. ies vide street twelve feet to cor
',jans Sestr,,g parallel TO the trst de-
d dls alG A street sixty leet t. the
b 4 s,'ieHv side 0t slid forty iset wide
la.ei .l.aA street and thence there
lr,sr.s we've feet 10 the place of be
b. IL the contents thsreol what they
rsisrl titsa ia execution as the pro-
Id ] ,i0cs Iesniend and Rcbecra bis
ial :, t., and t0 he sOl4 by
wv Il. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
p :. nee, New Castle. oct. l., 1872
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
TIE 18Th DAY OF oCTOBRR. i,
At . o'clock. p. m,

II - Q VIVVkt Fs IIsf
The following described Real E7tate. Vi;
All that cer'ain lot or piece OF land VITA q
situste in the city OF Wilninstos aforesaid.
bounded ard described as follows tc.wit; Be-
ginning et tho intersection formed by tho
westerly side of Spruce street ard the south
erIy side Of Lord stIaet; thence alens O. ia
side OF Lord street north fifty eight degrees
vest ffty-four feet 20 the side of three feet
wide alley running 10 Lord street; thence
along the eastsrly eide Of said alley srd par
ALE. to Spruce street fourteen feet tkenoa
easterly and parallel to Lord street fifty -four
feet 10 the side Of Spr-ce street; and thence
thereby northerly fourteen feet to the plsce
Of beginning. Go the coats0ts thereof what
Seized and taken in execution ss toe pro,
ps-ty Of Leonard N ey, who hath sgr~i7ed
Sa-ah his wife, and I. IS, and to be soid BY.
WM. Il. LANBs0N. Sheriff.
Sheriff. oEce, New Castle. Get. !, ls75-2
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
Eth DAY OF orTopr, -

n 4
t,.-i,-A Az o'clock, D. m.
,s,. ,.fs fst tasscrihsd Real Estate ~.
i sgs ~. I've certain lots Of lana y,i,h .h.
ts.s5 s'1 1bs.,;ne 1rane Dwelling House, M tbsrss 1Ye
ia,ss' w .aetsln s de9cribdd as one Iot t .is
H., - b.i ssis city Of N ilminTton bo,,ns.t @ ~.
hnr,b,..,.s s follows, to-wit. Beeinnins
,,i p1,''iiy p''iy sids Of B street bet vssr Jug
h. : 'Sis.r,anTood streets at ttbSsH tbs Si.L Lo-
, feet rom the sssterIy ,n9 Ia SS,,ssprs II a.:
ir.,, ,lass llasocs southerly paraIisi y, T.. 10 10
e,,s5i :. s..ps q line of other land ~ s.;, -;
.,y "a. .ne vest seventy one feel - - sfbs ~
sad Ss ~. I oi an alley; thence sssf ~ .,ls as
',e ~ q SAID alley and parsiisI -
!, h., iiour feet to the oss.sslv 1lT1a,si %
ssii slIs"a lIS,ae alley connecting with he
ls ao,tbs iSs and leading INTO \ sr st-ss,' .ne
s'id ionrsdiI along ssid ssstsrly ~. ~,
Y ltfss,' 'iset wide alley aad psTaIlss,' s'3s =
hds II NJ / p'e.senty'opa feet 10 iba sl sas,,S 70
" ses,,.,' A. . ''roet aforesaid. 80 ~ 5su.a.
sSiapi,,eef sixty four fsst ~ y y nehes
,is.s, '' the contents thsraof wbsf
! u 4 "a a:.;;...:c ;..cs 2 in s,scutio ION a, ,l.,,o.
i vie nj !, +; !: !.yasspd and slsy X sff E
'saf. osss!a H, LAMBsoNa' sI.,,r
''' New oa'ils, Or. i JET is-s.aa
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of Levari Faeia1 y u
ID directed. will be exposed In Publ.c sale
at the
DELAwABT HOUSE. 70. 5.2MARhFT ST
kept by Geo. ". CttNp. in the city OF vii
uington, New Castle county, Delaware. M
lUFSDA1,
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
SheIiG,k Sala-

w.. y. 'i lay a T7iit Of Levsri Pso;as to m.
VIZ 10 exposed to Public Sale
| ~. HOUSE. I, No. sls MARKET ST
|i1S.sge q = 81 ,0Irtlip. in he city of will
'latle county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY y"
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
Aheri61s Sale,

Ry virtue Of writ Of Levari Fao o,as T. z7e
- directed, will bs exposed 10 Public sale,
at the
DtL AWARE HOUSE. No. 51} MARKET ST
kept by GerrseW. 0rt ip, in tue city CT Wiz
mingtJn, New Castle county, pelLgare, On
TUESDAY,
The daily gazette., 1875-10-15
ShCrin's Sale.

IY virtue of writ af -LsTari Iscio5 % III
ID directed, will he oTrosed 10 Tubrc sale
at the
DENw HOUSE. No s15 MARKET ST
kept hy Gee zee ". Ortlir. in tie city Of viii
ming ra, Nov Castle county, alevsrs, m
TUESDAY,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
THE MESSAGE.

The President of the United States was re-
ouested by resolution of the Senate
to inform the Senate. If not Incompatible with the pub
o interest, whether any portion of tho army Of the
United States or any officer officers soldier or sol
diers Of such army, did in any manner interfere or in
termeddle WITH control or seek TO control the organza
ton General Assembly OF the State OF Louisiana
or either Of the branches thereof the 4th inst and
especially whether person or persons claiming seats
in either branch OF said Legislature have been deprived
thereof or prevented from taking the by any such
military force otcer, or soldier, and If such has been
the case then that the President inform the Senate
der what circumstances and by what authority such
military intervention md interference have taken place,
and whether he has information in regard TO the
existence the State of Louisiana Of armed organi
ration hostile TO the Government OF estate and intent
upon overturning such State Government by force"
The Presidents answer to this request was
submitted to the Senate yesterday, and is
printed in full herewith. AS a history of
Louisiana politics for two years past, it is
curiOusly inexact; as defense OF the kel-
logg Government, it is, though labored and
heavy, not without the merit of being adroitlv
drawn; as an answer to the call of the
Senate for information. it conveys nothing
that was not before known; and as state
ment Of facts it is failure.
ment of the position taken by the President
upon receipt of the first intelligence of the
invasion of the Louisiana Legislature, and
from which it was said he "would not back
"down" Secretary Belknap never tele-
graphed to Sheridan the approval of the
president and all of us" without having at
least the Presidents approval. In this mes
sage the President, though he does not posi-
lively condemn Sheridan's action, does back
down from the full approval which Belknap
promised. 1t is to the credit of the President
that he has discovered his mistake. 1t is very
much more to the credit of the American
People that they showed it to him in such
manner as to preclude further argument. 1t
was after Sheridan had telegraphed to Wash
ington asking the President to proclaim the
leaders of the White League-whom Repub-
lican member of the Congressional Investigat-
ing Company declared to be men of
property and character banditti," and
leave their further treatment to him,
that Secretary Beknap answered Sheridan
Be assured that the President and Cabinet
confde in your wisdom, and rest in the be-
lief that all acts of yours have been and will
" be iudicous.n And ii is after the country
has in some degree been heard from that the
President "goes back on" this assurance in
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Dr. John Hall OF this city has be-
gun a course OF historical lectures in Boston.
A monument has been erected on the tomb
OF Lessug In the cemetery of Brunswick IL consists OF
granite pyramid bearing one side profile portrait
OF Iesstng In bronze.
The Hon. Robert Offley AshburtOn Mines,
only son OF Lord Hougbon has obtained the gold medal
annually offered competition among the Harrow
boys Lord Charles Russell for the encourhRehent VI
tile study of Shakespeare MI Mines IL not quite ~
years OF age.
Mr.. Holman Hunt has recently been en-
gagged I'm painting portrait Of his The child Ia rep
resen on his return from successful irdsnesting
expedition. lie ia accompanied by couple OF fOntca'
nian dogs As leaps up TO him tho boy throws nun
self back hing and holds out the nest IN triumph
The Pope, in replying to the Christmas
greeting OF the Cardinals referred to the conversion OF
the Queen DowageF of Bavaria. Is II not triumph,
he said TO the conversion TO Catholicism OF per
sonage IN q high position. ana Of many Others VINO nave
followed the example 2" IL H. announced that the
daughter Of Baron Werthcr the German EnuaSsidOr at
COnstantnOpe. has taken "a similar step.
Kate Field made her first appearance in the
character Of Laura HawLins IN The Gilded Age at
Hartford on Monday evening. Concernng her success
John T. Raymond (CoL sellers testihcs rs follows :
My DEAR Miss FIELD: congratulate you on your eA
In its fullest sense. II III every way worthy or
rstclass professional" None OF tho Hartford newspa-
pers however admit the performance to nave Oee sue
cOssfCl,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
5noes to ADVERTISEMENTS.


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BUsIyFss NOTICES. Tth Pdoe--lst coiu,ph i.p
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New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
ENGLISH OPERA.

Miss Kellogg will bring her English Opera
Company to New-York the 25th instant for three
weeks season at Academy OF Music In the OF
which she promises to bring out Balfes "Taisman."
The troupe consists OF Miss Kellogg, Mrs. Van Zaudt,
Mrs. Zelda segun, Miss Annie Beaumont Mr.. William
Castle, Mr.. Joseph Mas, Mr.. Carleton, Mr. William
Hamilton, Mr Henry Peakes, Mr.. Edward seguin. and
several others, with Mr. A. Predigam conductor.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. ToOle will make his first appearance in
Boston next Monday evening st the Globe Theater.
Mr.. Bouccault is hard at work on two new
plays, and cooperating with Mr. Bret Harte in making
an American drama.
One of the works of Jules Verne, in a dra-
mato form, prepared by Mr. Rowe, will De illustrated
on the stage Of Booths Theater.
Mr.. j. s. Clarke has met with abundant sue
cess in several OF the smaller cities In Pennsylvania,
which State he Is now traversing.
A new piece, entitled Women of the Day."
will be brought out at the Fifth Avenue Theater next
week-to succeed 60 The Merchant OF Venice"
Mrs. Rousby, continuing to act the Princess
Elizabeth at the Lyceum Theator, gains steadily tue
esteem OF competent judges Of tho art OF acting.
Little Emily" will be kept upon tho stage
OF Booths Theater till the end OF next week. The
promised production OF Henry "" viii. probably DO
accomplished on or about the 25th OF January.