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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21
Russian Beauty.

The characteristics of the Russian
type of feminine beauty are an extreme
fairness of the complexion, grayish-
blue eyes, blonde or chestnut hair, and
certain ena6onpoint, arising from the
lack of exercise and the life indoors,
which is compelled by winter latsing
seven or eight months. They suggest
the idea OF odalisques, whom the genius
of the north keeps confined in the
tropical atmosphere of a hot-house.
They have complexions of cold cream
and snow, with tints of the heart of a
amellia-like those over-veiled women
of the seraglio, whose skin the sunlight
has not touched. BY this extreme fair
ness their delicate features are rendered
even more delicate and the eoftened
outlines form faces of hyperboreen
sweetness and polar grace. The Rus
sian women in society seem to mako
less display than the men, as the uni
forms aud court OF the latter glitter
with gold lace and embroidery and with
jewelled decorations. Yet the simple
robes of the ladies are composed of the
costliest fabrics, fastened with the
rarest gems and their dazzling skins,
and flashing diamonds. and cleaning
pearls, and flowing draperies match in
effect the heavier splendor of the mas
cnline attire.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21
AGRICULTURE.
WIN Koe ping sheep rays

Awriter in the National Live Stock
Journal gives his idea on this subject: ::
Sheep pay better than any other
stock, no matter what the kind OF stock
is. I have been breeding some 800
head OF cattle, and am Satisfied that,
even with the most favorable condition
for selling, when the time comes, /
shall make o great deal more money,
dollar for dollar on the money invested
in sheep than shall make on the cap
ital invested in cattle. have about
600 sheep running without any partio-
ular attention or care, and have sold
81, 400 worth of wool of this years clip,
and have. $50 lambs besides. I do not
think it possible to have done 80 we'll
ON an equal amount of capital invested
in cattle. One great advantage sheep
have over other stock is, that they
never die of contagious diseases which
they contract They get the scab or
foot-rot or something else, and if un-
checked it gets them in bad condition,
and would ultimately, perhaps, kill
them. But the very worst contagious
diseases to which sheep are subject,
give the owner ample time to treat the
affected animals, and the diseases are
generally of character which yield
readily to treatment. But a man may
have lot of hogs, and feed them hun
dreds of bushels of corn daily, and
about the time the bottoms of his cribs
are neared, and he is thinking of selling,
some disease breaks out among them
no one knows what it is or what to do
for it-one animal after another follow
ing in rapid succession is effected, and
the greater portion die. I have known
farmers to be well-nigh ruined by the
appearance of contagious disease of
this character. Sheep are happily ex-
empt from suoh rapid and fearful NOR
tality. Besides, when sheep dies
and they will die sometimes-h his pelt is
sufficient to pay for his keep from the
last shearing to his death. It makes no
difference when he dies, or what kills
him, the sheep never dies in debt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21
BuekIvbeat for Isses.

A correspondent of The Rural World
writes MS follows "The right time to
SOW buokwheat for bee pasturage is
about the first of July. If aown then,
it not only forms tho best pasturage
for the bees, but usually yields good
crop of seed. It is one of our best
honey-producing plants. The proper
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

We were pleased to see, not len g
since, in ono Of our exchanges, some pretty
gevere remarks addressed to several persons
Who, during an interesting lecture by Rev.
Jno. s. Abbott, kept q continuous coughing,
which prevented many from hearing. People
who cannot refrain from coughing, had better
stay away from such places, or else take bot
tlo of Johnson's Anodyno Linimons with them.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21
Texns Icnteru,iae.

Col J. l.. FOSTER, of Houston, Texas, inau.
gurated an immigration Bureau and Real Es-
tate Drawing last summer that is doing much
towards populeting that State. Thousands of
tickets to his drawing last October were sold
all over tho southern etates, and hundreds
arc now OH their way to Toxss, with deeds to
lands they drew in tho October drawing, in
their pockets. $50 his advertisement olse-
whore.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

There is no better way of saving
money than in purchasing good article. This
is especially tho case in so conspicuous an
article Of drees as o gentleman's collar. Those
who have worn either tho, Elmwood or War
wick Collar have discovered this, and advise
their friendst to try these first-class goods.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21
Ai.Yrone C,istom Corrected.

It lis quite generally the custom to take
strong liver stimulants for the oure of liver
complaiDs, and both the mineral and vegetable
sinsa2s's have been a.sss;;; sss:ssst e
gatiyes, in order to produce. q powerful effect
upon the liver, and arouse the tagging and
enfeebled organ. This system of treatment is
on tho Same principle as that OF giving o weak
and debilitated man largo portions Of brandy
When the stimulant is withheld, the organ,
like the system, gradually relepses into more
torpid or s!uggtsh and weakened condition
than before. What, then, is wapted2 Medi-.
ciues, which, while they cause the BILE to flow
into action, will not oseryork ana thus debiii-
tate it. but will, wheu> their use is discontin-
ued, leave the liver strepgtheneUnnd healthy.
Such remedies are found in DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets.
cUHRs OF LIVER DISEASE.
RusK, Texas, May 10, 1873. s
DR.: II: Y. PIEnCE, Buffalo, N. Y: 4
confined to her bed with Chronic LiTer Dis
ease. had one of tho best doctors to see her,
and he gave her up to die, when Icame upon
some OF your medicine. I bought ono bottle
aud commenced giving it.4s She, then weighed
eighty-two pounds; now she weighs;one hun
hearty. She has taken eight bottle In all, so
~ R5 wILLIAM SMEAzEL.
FROM THE NOTED SCOUT, tBufFALo BILL y =
HOLLAND HoUsE, Rockford, Ill; april 30,
1S74.-Dr. II. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y: Sir
I have now takon four bottles OF your Golden
Medical Discovery in connection with your
taken for my liver has dono mo ps much good.
I feel like new man. Thanks to your won
'SIs ". r. CODY ("Baralo Billy
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Regular Monthly Observation-Disclosures an
Deccmbor, 95,6BO,eeS.
The public debt statement has just
been issued, of which the following is
q recspitulation IS
DEBT BEARING NTEnEsr IN COIN.
,Bonds at per cent 157, ,0s5, 100
Total 7iI, 1851 OsO
DEBT DEAnINa INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY
Mswful money dobt. 1a, ,e7s. 600 GOO
DEBT BEARING no INrEnEsT.
Legal tender notes. ..........s 3s2. .072, BIT
Certificates on deposit. Al, 400, 900
Fractional currency ...,...... &c, 800, ,598
Coin certificates. .....ls 2s,5ao,6Oo
Total without interest. J. .....s 4ss, ,2oa, ,515
4otal ....S2, 24U, 01a, 2UB
aIotal interest. t...............s.. 39,I24, ATT
CASH IN THE TREASURY.
CON-. .....,. .-+.t................8 82,bS7, 449
Special deposit held for r,si redemp. 'AA'''1
tion OF certificates OF deposit,
as provided by law. -. Al ,, 2nn nnn
Total In treasury. ......... 20 7,74O, ,381
DEBT LESS CASH IN TREASURY. s
Debt leas cash in treasury -. %, 142 SOS, 500
Increase Of the debt during the
pas. :,onth. ................ 1860, s67
Decrease since June 80, 1874. SC, ,s74 4s9, $50
BONDS 1esuEDTo PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANIES. =
INTEREST PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY.
Principal outstanding :. .....e 4,623, ,5f2
Interest accrued and not yet .sG
paid. Observation-Disclosures. 1898, ,7o5
Interest paid by United States. 2i,825,Ss6
tion Of mails, eto. o.....:...:... 5,eo1, ,ess
United States. ................. 1s,7as,55s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

The Importance Of giving Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders to horses that
have been out in the cold rain, stood in cold
wind, or drank too much cold water, cannot
be overestimated; no man should be without
them who owns good horse.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

SAM! Most approved. reliable and woll-known rem
edy for Coughs. Colds Consumption. Get the gen
uinc. Price S1;Emall 50c. CUTLER BRos.& Co., Boston
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21
Mince Pies.
We append tried recipes for the MAX
ing of good and rich mince.piee.

ing OF good and rich mince-pies.
BEST dNoE MEAT (ENaL1sH REC1pE).
Take four large lemons, with their
weight in golden pippins peeled and
cored, in the inside of q roast sirloin
of beef finely minced, in clear, sifted
kidney suet, in Mascatel raisins stoned
and chopped, in dried currants cleaned
with flour, in candied citron and orange
peel and rolled sugar. Boil the lemons
tender Quitting them into boiling water),
extract all the pips, chop them small,
and add the other ingredients carefully
prepared; when we'll mixed add two
nutmegs, or one, and some pounded
mace, half pint of Madeira, half a
pint of best brandy, and a tea.cup OF
golden syrup. Salt and other spices
may be added to taste.
This recipe is a family one, with tho
exception Of the syrup; in the original
more sugar is used instead, but the
syrup so much improves the flavor that
It IS %c-th adding.
GOOD MINoE MEAT (ENaLIsH RECIpE).
d
One unsaltcd OK tongue, boiled tender
aud out free from rind, one pound of
kidneysbeef suet chopped fine, two
pounds of stoned raisins, three pounds
Of we'll cleaned currants, three pounds
OF Spitzenberg apples peeled and chop
ped, two and half ounces of coffee
sugar, half pound of mixed candied
peel, the grated rind of two large lem.
ons, two others boiled tender and chop.
ped small, two nutmegs,. dessert
spoonful of mace, one also of ginger,
n .teaspoonfrl of cloves, a pint OF fine
Muscat wine, half pint Of best brandy,
salt.
The UNHAPPY VInLAGE.-Show me
two villages, one embowered in trees
and blazing in all the glories OF Octo-
ber, the other merely trivi. and tree
less waste, or with only single tree or
two for suicides, and I shall be sure
that in the latter will be found the most
starved and bigoted religionists and the
most desperate drinkers. Every wash
tub and milk.can and grave-stone will
be exposed. The inhabitants will dis
appear abruptly behind their barns and
houses, like desert Arabs amid their
rocks, and shall lock &c see spears IN
their hands. They will be ready to
accept the most barren and forlorn
dootrine,-as that the world is speedily
coming to an end, or has already got to
it, or that they themselves are turned
wrong side outward. They will per-
chance crack their dry joints at ono an.
other and call it a spiritual communion
ton. .-IHoreGu.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

Glossy black yvhiskers are admired by
every lady. -iou can have them bysuaing DIR. Tutpa
Improved Hair Dye. Sold everywhere.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

Go TO Riverside Water ourO. Hamilton, Ill.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

". Il. E!iCOLS 8 co. 1ls s.1s REesaxay, %S,Y;y
MANUFACTURERS and dealers In Needles
AVA for all Sewing Machines. DcI. Needles for
any Sowing Machine sent to any =. o. address on
rsrelpt of ~ eta TNV Usss, Agents. supulied ),
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21
SENT FREFs

A Book exposing the mysteries of WAIT gW
and how any ono may operate sue " HUu Nj,
nlee Instructions nd Illustrations TO any address
TuhiBItlDGE d co. BASKRRs and BRoK ERs,
Wall street New y otk. -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

m0T7n MONTH. Agents wanted every.
Vvfi3 where business honorable and tirst
WG,lt class; ParsiGnlata tI sent free. Addrets
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
683 Broadway, New York.

MARRIAGE GUIDE G. s'';::5ss :s;5$s s:
valuable I'm formation Tor those who are married or
contemplate marriage. Price iny cents by mail,
Address DR.. RBTFS' DISPENShHY ~ Nortn
Eighth Street St T.nuis. Mo
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

& q + PGIs DAY commission or $50 week
eo 5c aaiary, and expenses. We offer IL a nd will
payit Apply now. O.Wehi,aris Co, Marinn q
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

A GENTS WANTED-Men@a and women S3i 9
IA week or flOo forfeit cd The secret free. Write
~ once TO GOWEN d CO.. Stl street. New York
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

Constant Enipioymsnk AT home. male or female
ff5D f5D q week warranted. No capital required. Par
tlcnlars ana valuable sample sent free, Address
win &C. Tetrm stamp. q. ROSS WilansburghN n Y
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

"A 9ENTS Wa NTiGD, male or female. 10 make
IA 81 per hour during spare time. Something new
no capltal required. II will pay any one 10 send
for particulars. Address EsTs NpaISi: ne III
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-21

FUis YOU.-send stamp and
~ get u. Free TO all. Address SD a '-7'
ltURS d CO., rs Nassau stree, New York.
, 1875-09-21
THE COUNCIL,

RECEIVING CoMM1rTEE nEronrH.
4 regular meeting OF tho Common Council was
held last evening. President Dixon in the chair.
Tbs Committee OIL Gas Lights reported ip Eef-
erencs to tbs ordinances granting franchise to
the Chicago Gas aud Coke aud other companies,
that tho ordinances had been referred to..he
Law Department, and tho latter had only teut
back tho ordinance relative to tho Connumers
Gas Aad coks Company. Tue matter MAS re-
committed.
Tic Committcs on ssrccta and Alleys, West
Division, reported fayorapiv relative to an Or.
dtuapco piuviulnR for tle extension OF the Wes.
Division town limits, embracing therein tho old
territory, and In addition thcroto afl t!as por.
ton OF tho W6Ht 6lds bounded cast bY Ht Louis
Aveuus; north by Ogden avenue; west b.
Mowroy Avenuo; aud south by Twant, -sixth
street.
Laid over under the rulss.
Tho Comnlttes on Railroads reported In favor
Of ordering tho Board OF Public Works to ro-
move tho hAckn Of tho Chicago Plate and bar
Mil Company on Tuirty-Gfth Htreot.
Laid over for tHo weeks.
The Committee on uarbur and Bridges sent In
= report which recommended that the Law D..
partnlens be instructed to prepare an osdlnsuce
Reconnitt1a.
The Committee on Whsrrea and Public
Grounds reported in favor Of se'lng tue city lot,
corner Of Washington and Franklin BtrnatB, to
tho Chicago Loa1 Company Tor tho Hum Of
$4,000.
Postponed for opo weok, aud made speciai
order.
Aid. Rvan moved tina. whom tho Council nd.
tourned 1t do until Friday evening at 8 oc!ock,
to consider the building ordinance. Carried.
Tho Council then adjourned until Fsiday e.en-
Ing,
, 1875-09-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

prof. Gibson, tho scientific lecturer, will all
dross tho temperance sooettes of this city this
evening III Shows Opesa-IIouse.
All members OF The Cosmopolitan Club having
picnic t.ckets in tho!r posscssion will please call
4t the club-rooiu to-day At i o'clock y. N.
The adjourned annual meeting Of tho Ctizans'
Association, fGf tho election, OF officers, tstes
pace thn evening 1t t4e roomB Non. 25 and ~
Merchants building.
Three boys. aSeh -, IA, aud IL years. with IN
expfoBs wagon aud brown mato. are wandering
through Southern WiBconsln. having run away.
0neof theas buys has Als Icy of near the hip.
Thoy have fhroe gold watches. And \ srla1o,
black boniet box and ladies' whlta por{man.
teau. ANY QUO finding thom aud comtnuuicat-
irg with q. N. Sloan Viii he properly rewarded.
Newspapers nhch have fonilng tor en afflicted
family please copy, AjdreHH BOX 239, Chicago
or Box 1885, N&clue.
, 1875-09-21
THE GTY.HALL.

Tho City Collector announces thst deiInauents
On city ta1oa Anvo but fsW raolo days OF grace.
He Boon will begin to lazy on aud sell out
deliaquents.
MaYor Colvin IL again under tho necessity Of
hatly contsadlcting tho assertion made bv \
morning paper to tho ef1eat that he was going 10
'emo'e Commissioner Thompson. Of the Board
of PUBLIC Works.
Corporation Conuaal D!ckey was In town Sun
DAY but hied away 10 Ottawa on the first train
5ehtAsday morning, il Ia said to bc his opinion
thst 'he quo -wh1anto raae will hs dacsded by tho
l0t4 OF October 1t ths Iatsat,
=. Den 5ohn McA1thur; Charles j, Jones, of Tho
;ns", sw uo'a - 4'r.9nns ' usosSs Y. Fairnau l'"st-
Agoat o. tho Postal Department, md nosoral
Guy otncia!s. festadt. VISITED tho various placea
OF Interest about tle b:ocx. Yards,
.. A: Silt. for Clerk Of tao South niri.ion
Police Court. aud G. II. Harris IL. tho Ciork ap
o. ens 9apattos .eHt!, *ste tue onIy selt-an-
tslday. The latter intends 10 rnn iuut NO Ia ~
one of Carl Pretxals }ukes will carry liln.
II will be painful ne~a 10 thu m.uy csutdstes
for Alderman tn the Fourteenth Ward tu learn
that Aid. CieyelAt4d baH analIy been loducsd IN
run sgain for tho Office 10 now ocruu,as, Eyory
out III the ward e1cept John lleafeld viii hn
willing to aee Cleveland fatuthed by large M.
jurity.
Hupt. Bailey and bis corps 0f utlIiuR Insneo-
tors will don their tiue toggety to-day Aud match
duwu tho Ayenue, giving orders right and le!t
for tho demoli.ion Of thoao picturesque rnlns Of
the July tire. They will give snecls attout,on 10
tue more dangerous ones, and. IN caaes where
ownsrs 1etuts to comply, tho buildings will ba
torn down by the city Ut Ihs owners expense.
rue kE1T M4hEXh.
Mayor Coiv.u aAAe!tx thzt tho matter Of Stunt.
hehn1 y rellKLatIon T6tna!nB ~ though II hAtl
not beeu aent III, NO aatlon hA,inx yet hetn
takeu npou it. Consequently ho refuses 10 dis
ttoss Ills mtentious y " wl,u ho will no1n male
for hss successor. Among lie Aldermen DsnutY
hups. llic4oy il by long odds away ahead Of al!
tAe otler 1spIEankn. Ihe lrkh mempera
, 1875-09-21


Gen, Lieb mas still on tho s[ck.l'st yesterday.
Ths County Clerks oI,lco underwent M.
..-,., f,,,rovo,,ant v.,,ard,, cona;.t,,z ~ ~.
'eia' 'u'p.' .e'A'"s s''s'' .ek =. 'ao
ffmosAs u Posao" o. 'no seloen sssacneo 70
tho counter On the weat h'do OF tho room, II
tho clerks 10 that opattment loaf haroafter,
tuey viii be liable to ho tatectel.
f,on,,;ss,o,or c-.rs,., t.,.,oforn ,,.u
i,n,mhl,.an - ~ .o,,',.t", ;. ssas,a nfo ,,on..
,.,,nn 1'r ra.o,,c,;nn .t,t,'a I,snn" ~ H. nunn
s',n 1.r,s ~ snna a.,.t.,.a " " .t .ol,!,t,,
sa in rn'n,aetian n,ras on,a y y. n,atesh,s
shrl IL thn nnnosit;on nus" ana i not ia Hanuhi;csu
narsv .,uld t "nn ~. ~ n'
party '"o"'a w 'eSpo''''''e ''s ~
Cir stan II n kostor, : policeman. Vas before
Judge Wallace yenteriag 40 An insolvent debtor.
Tho amount of his indebtedness appears 10 bo
S5'!o, s,l'i u waa alleged agaiunt him that be had
fst'ed or rcfneed TO turn np his property to
natIsf! the cAtn hAving mado the mama over tu
ny wife. lhe cop ~as discharged finally,
After scheduling hfh effects, stc.
comn,i-s,oner Mcf,,frrov f,eo,c, .b,t ta .v.r
tried TO conceal a lady's nnron. md nrsucs ,hs.
Il vou:,l bo ,,pnosslIio for hm to do ans.hius Of
lie kind. Tim lndiaa win hayt m,ssod An snron-
howcyor. aud who ara coeLIzaus Of the circ,,t1.
, 1875-09-21
THE CoLlECTQRSHIP,
NOTHING NEW.

There is OF conrso general feoling Of curioB-
tJ az 10 tho disposition Of tie Office of Collector
Of the Port OF Chicago, but AZ got there Ia no
very pronounced expression Of op,nIon Ia favor
Of any one man, except Ado1ph bchoentugcr. 1t
IL rather neat sort Of Al office, too. aud tho
duties Of The incumbent have gsnesAllv
been to sit 1t desk fow hourr
week and look visa nhile
deputy does the work. In one rospect It il =
posltioh mreh 10 he envied-thera In neger any
fault found With the Incumbent. Whinky rows
may cons anu 20. police n4uaboea NAV rla8 and
1al' e|ostiuns tnAT pasH and lepass, and
yet noboay ever ha.a : word about cor
oftice. Perhaps it is the blissfu quiet ct
the, position that touchos tho storm tossed
souls OF 20 mAuV politicians and makes thom
long fur lie ease Mulch comes from lack Of
nuty. Among these. howevee, Mr. Hehm need
70. bo counted. lie haa no a>pltntIols.
MT. 4. Il. Durtey il Fortunate or tho conyerso
n having LIS name brought mp in connection
EIth every saeAut oltce. Certain u II thst hla
name IL slravs mentioned around the Fodefal
Offices when the Resignation Of Mt, Judd ia
spoken Of.
1t Is not s9actly clear why j. Isua.e1l lons.'
s&Do should 6t counbcLed rish the oflics. hui il
E.IFtAiRly III, aud there seem6 to be yerv pannr.
Il impression that 10 could hare thu oliico If ho
H2uted It.
Bes!doA these. oIhsr namea hA,s bsen d,s-
euHsed; bat, - far u known. none of them
have boon pushed very strongly. There psems
10 be lack OF tho usual petitions. telegsams,
md delegations in the present cese, and tha
knowing ooea hint, With 4 ahruE, that tia paxt
appointment w&A Virtually mada bofufe The ~
rlnoY. wherefore they do not aee the Use al
stirring around. 4 fow days will decide.
, 1875-09-21


~The Tno Orphans has been put on the st.s.
leaves nothing to bo desired, 10 far - scenery
and mounting hto conc81ned. Tho cast bow
nTer 10 much inferior to that furnished by tha
the unlon Bquste Company. Only Mexico Aan-
kiu And Kitty Blanchard OF tho original cast To-
malp- Charles VandsuhoK assumes the part Of
Pierre not badly. aud alrs. Mary Myers K,7os =
c!esc1 copy ol htte clh1ton - Louise, tho blind
Tho house lsst ught VIZ well 6ljod,
though the pr!ces haa beeu rAlsed for tho
occAoton 10 correspond with those at Grbt-c!ass
theatres. 1he scento II tha Chateau, in tho
anor,stoEm bsfofo the church. and the prison og
- b.lpestlefe, nera bettor mouutsd at tLa
Adelphi than At the original performances in
uooIey'a Theatre. -
COL woop'a Auskux.
For eotne singular Eeaaou " "Ea.s Lynn, i" js a
fAvohss with the managers OF !" Lecture. rooms"
"hs u ehould 10 70 cAnnot easily ~ conceived,
Ito acquisitions. both upon = eo1nu,uy
Aad upon ~ sudisucs, IRE heavy: md
the moral which tops 1t out doan
not compensate for ahe story o. sudnc,
tion aud .dulte1y which gises il consistency ,r,,l
motive. + hsa been announced TOT tbs mat
inees Of Monday, Tuesday, Thur hlay, and FL
daT At the Museum aud Ii Ia being pioaucad in
belter STYLE. though With rather !neaKse stIus
87AuKemeAts, by the stock COMPANY tAau uivht
hsTs been s1peeset. Mas IsAdose Caucsou
plays Lady lsatst. bhs uas tho leading lady at
hf' aesscxe1.. Theatre tor few uIo,.hs before
he fra OF 1871. The evening performance
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