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The Legacy that Crop Leaves In the
Soil.


The Legacy that Crop Leaves In the
Soil.
1t has been found by some remark
able experiments made in Germany by
DIR. Weiske and others, that the stub.
BILE and roots left in the earth by crops
that have been harvested add to the
soil much more nulritive value than is
commonly supposed. These expert
ments fully explain the great value of
clover as preparatory crop for wheat,
and for all other crops which are not
manured with nitrogen, potash and
phosphates. The clover of single
acre has been found to leave nitrogen
enough for 11G bushels of wheat, phos.
phoric acid enough for ia bushels, and
potash enough for 70 bushels. More
over. it is found that most of this va
luable material is left in the best pos.
sible condition for use. Whether the
nitrogen of the clover comes wholly or
partly from the soil, or from the air, it
is certainly taken from a condition in
which it is of little use to most crops,
and it is converted into an available
one, so that practically the clover is a
creator of nitrogen in the soil as it is
also an efficient purveyor of potash and
phosphoric acid.
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N0TIrE-

Al! persons having claims against tho Es.
tSte tho deceased must present the same
duly attested tv the Executor. on or
before April 7th. lsI7. or abide the Act
Of assembly in such case made and provided.
STEPHEN SPRINGER,
Executor,
AGdress-HocKsssir, Del. aDrl5od3w
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REGISTER'S ORDERS.
Registers order.
RKeIsTRR's OFFICE.


New Castle County. April path; 1876.
Upon the application of John Il. Grqhb, "a e
rninisrator Of Urieh Pierce, late OF Brandy
ordered and directed by tho Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice of the
granting OF Letters of Administration upon
the Estate of the deceased. with tho date Of
90 poeted withiil forty doys from the dato of
sdeh Letters in ei,. Of tho most public places
Of the County Of Now Castle. requiring ALI
persens haviug 3cmands against the Es-
tateto present the same, or abide hy an
Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. Andaisoc cause the same to be, insert
cd within the same period in the vii
WILMINGTON, snd to be continued therein
three weeks, (E. Q. d.
-, Givenunder the hand and Seal of
l. &. 0hice Of the Register. aforesaid. at
49, New Castle. in New Castle County
a.arcssid. the day and yeer above written.
s. G.. BIGGS. Register.
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MOTTO

Al persons ha yirg claims agaInst tho Es-
ti;e Of the deceased must present the samo
.3.e April 1st, 1877. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
HARRY SlIARPLEI,
Executor.
!A'.1Yess, Wilmington, Del apr5eod3wS
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Te the application of the Rev. J. s..
Glendcnning to be admitted into tho
Presbytery of Illinois," the anwer
was: 1T is the judgment of this body
that there is no labor in the kingdom
Of Christ within our bounds to which
the applicant could be assigned, or
upon which he could be permitted to
enter, save under such gravc disad-
vantages as would fatally mar his use
fulness." The "Rev." will have to
seek some point mole distant from
Jersey City 10 make application.
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The London World mentions the
theft OF several rolls of dynamite, done
up in rolls, the thief probably suppos.
ing them to be rolls of specie. Upon
conjecture that finding his mistake
the thief may have thrown them aside
as worthless, the World considers it
an interesting addition 10 mlscellane.
GUS knowledge to know that there Is
knocking about in London al uacon-
sidered trifle containing within itself
latent force suflicieat to tumble down
half London
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To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogorson's
Female Hydrastin PoUders, for ali female
ompalnts. by mail, 81. Address, Ur.
kogersOn p. 0. Roy. 2ies \. !. IltY
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NOTICE

NUTICE.
A.irersons havin claims against the Es'
tate uf the deceased must present the sam
duly attested to the Administrator on or before
Anil II, 1877. or abide the Act of Assem-
bly, N such case made and provided.
JOHN L. GKUBB.
Administrator.
Observation-Disclosures Del. apr25eod3w
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REGISTER,s ssRDEak

hEG1sTERS OFF1CR.
New Castle County. April .. 1876
Cpon the application of Steyhen Sprir-
-er. Executor of Isaac Mendephall. late
II Mil Greek Hundred. in said County
deceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid. give
notice of the granting of Letters Te>tamelt-
asy upon tho Estate of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad-
rom the date of such Letters, in six of the
most public places of the County OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against tho Estate, 70 present the same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case ma de
and provided. And also cause the same to he
inserted within the same period in the Daily
rnington and to be continued therein three
weeks, tE. o. D.
-, Given underline hand and Seal OF
L.D. 0f1co of tho Register aforesaid. at
N--' New Castle, in New Castle County
a't, esaid the day and yea, above written.
5. c. BiGGS. Register.
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HORSE-SH0EING
Dunbar System

SUCCESSFULLY
Interfering Invariably cured In one shoe
ing.
knuckliug and knee sprung horses i'm
mediately benefited and lett in condition by
the aid of which nature soon effects pc Ina =
nent cure.
Lameness from corns instantly rem owed.
Immediate relief given in cases of acute
founder.
Diseases Of tho above nature and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg. hereto.
fore considered incurabie by "Old SCHOOL,
Veterinarians. are by judicious application
of the Dunbar System relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
offiee show ing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense 10 acquire q
thorough knowledge of the subject. and be-
ing the My smiths in the State to whom Mr.
Dunbar has impaired his valuable method of
trea meht. am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward.
L employ only competent men and per-
sonally supervise all operations.
Office. III and lib Orange 81.
DAVID WOOLMAN.
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REGIsTEE,s ORDER.
REGIsrER's OFFICE,

REGISTER OPFICK,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. April 3. 1876
Upon the application of Emmor e. Jetferis,
Executor Of Elizabeth Jeileris late OF Whining
< n Hundred, in said county, deceased it is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid, give notice of the
g-auting of Letters TestancItary upon
&c Estate Of tho deceased, with the
latc OF gra7tin. thereof. by causing
advertisements to 10 bostcl, within
'a-.y days from tbs auio Vi such Letters. in
Il of the most public places OF the county of
!, cE Castle, requirins all persons having de-
H.dnds against tho Estate to present the same,
ABIDE by an Ac, Vi Assembly in such case
-l-aie ana provided. And also cause the same
- re inserted within the same period in the
ily Gazette. a newspaper published IN
Wilmington, ,and to be continued therein three
reeks (E. q. D.
- Giycn under the hand and seal
{ sr,r Aof oAice Of the Register afore-
EEAL csaid, at toi,, New Castle, Castle; in New
S. G. BIGGs. Register.
NOTICE.
=. persons having claims against the rs.
&c vi the deceased must present the came
G1iy attested to the Executor. on OF
oe.oFe April sd. 1877. or abide the Act o
~ Eeuhly il such case made and provided
EMMuR c. JEFFERIS,
Executor.
Address-Elam, Delaware County, Pa.
spr3eod3w
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The Meanest Woman In New York.

The Mennest Woman In New York.
Says the New York Observer She
lives in a fashionable quarter of the
town. And this is what she did and
does In the name of charity she gave
of one of the institutions for reforming
and saving women supposed to be lost.
When the work was done this fashion
able and charitable lady was not ready
to pay the bill, which amounted to the
enormous sum of S12, The same work,
if it had been done at fashionable
dressmaker's would have cost her S25
or perhaps $50. She had no complaint
to make of the manner in which the
work was done; but she haggled about
the price, and, as she gave out the
work in charity, she thought probably
that the charity should be extended to
her and not to the poor sewingwoman
who had earned the money.
The month passed away and another
and six more. while this wealthy and
charitable woman, with one excuse
and another, put off paying the poor
girl who was seeking to earn an honest
living and turn from her evil ways.
But she could not get her hard earned
money from this lady patroness.-
Finally, in despair, she had recourse to
the law, and the prospect of exposure,
in the character OF a fraud, brought the
lady to terms, and she paid the full
amount! And | have styled her the
meanest woman in New York. If any
one knows of meaner men or women
than they are who defraud in the name
OF charity, who do wickeness under
the pretense of bcnevolence, let them
mention the facts and l will modify
the opinion.
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PERSONAL.

GENERAL J. J. CROWLEY, OF Browns
Vile, and John l.. Sherman, sheriff OF
Haywood county, are in the city, TO
celebrate st. Pstrick's day with their
numerous friends here.
Miss ELIZA HOLLAND and Miss Pat
tie Mosby, Of Holly Springs, Mississippi,
who have been spending some three OF
four weeks in this city with friends ana
relatives, leave this afternoon for CoilieI'
Vile, Tennessee, remaining there lie"
days before returning home.
AT the cotton exchange, yesterday,
the following names OF visitors were
registered: NJ. s. Anderson, Lagrange;
w. ]. johnson, Louisville; J. P. Towns
end. New York; s. G. Clark, Buffalo,
New York; G. G.. Smithers, steamer
Illinois; Eam'I Kirkman, Florence, Ala
bama; ]. w. Crowley, Friars Point,
Mississippi.
Mr.. JOHN r. STANLEY, who has been
on a short pleasure visit to Cincinnati,
returned to the city last night on the
Jas. D. Parker. He thought of making
a tour to Europe this summer, but says
that IL the storm the Parker was caught
in Yesterday morning is anything ike
what occurs on Big Briny be Will re-
main at home.
Mr.. HOUSTON FORCE, OF the firm OF
Brown & Norton, Main street, returned
to the city yesterday after two or three
months business tour through. Ken
lucky, Missouri, and Arkansas. his
NUMEROUS friends will regret that Mr..
Force only makes flying visit home,
and that he leaves again this morning
to be gone perhaps another month oil
kxrA
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fault with. II dramatised with any
thing like fidelity-as we understand 1t
is-we will have upon the stage, in
Ndnnette o. WeGTithOr1le, play as
striking for dramatic situations as any of
those of our time, about which play.
goers exhaust themselves in enlOgy.
Maggie Mitchell as the Pearl of Savoy.
The weather was favorable, last night,
and a good audience greeted Maggie
Mitchell on her appearance as "Marie,
the Pearl of Savoy in the play OF the
Pearl Of Savoy or The Mothers Prayer.
The play is of the French school aud
exceedingly Frenchy in plot, but the
character, "Msrie," the heroine, is one
that enlists the sympathy of the au.
dience from beginning to end. AS pre-
scented by Maggie Mitchell last night
the authors conception was fully inter-
preted, in appreciation of which the
talented lady was called before the cur
tain at the end Of Desrly every act, and
was frequently applauded during the
progress of the play. Tonight the bill
Is the new drama of LOrle, in the lead
ing role of which Maggie Mitchell finds
a new speciality. The bill for the matt
nee tomorrow afternoon is Fd1lchOn, but
we hope the management will consider
the request of MANY Lady Friends"
reproduced in this column, and change
the bill to one of Maggie Mitchelps new
specialties as suggested.
knights of InnIsfaiI.
Cochran hall will be the scene of a
most happy event this evening, being
the occasion of the third annual hop
given by the knights of Innisfail, and
which all the lady and gentlemen
friends of the members Of that one
among our most popular social Orgsniza-
tions will surely attend. Good music
and all other preparations necessary to
make it complete success have been
secured, and those who attend cannot
possibly fail to enjoy an evening of IL
limitable pleasure.
The Maggie Mitchell Matinee.
We reproduce the following from our
last Thursdays issue, in order that the
| management of the Maggie Mitchell
dramatic combination may have the OPP
portunity of knowing the wishes Of
large number of that lady's friends, and
act accordingly:
| EDITORS APPEAL-Many ladies, situated 50
| they cannot attend the Theater at night, wish
| TO see " Maggie Mitchell in some other
play than FdHchOn or Old Curiosity Shop and
| wish you to suggestit in your columns. Those
two plays are, IL seems, always selected Tor
matineeS; ask her to change the programme
-O- '--O MANY LADY FRIENDS.
| s5We hope that the request Of "MaDy
Lady Friends" will be complied with,
and venture to suggest that LOrle, Jane
Eyre, or The Pearl of SnUOy; either one
| wOild he accountable
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
st. Patrick's Day.

st. Patrick's Day.
-Godey's for April at Mansford's
Maggie Mitchell in Lorle tonight.
H-There was touch Of frost in the at
mosphere last night.
Third annual hop OF the Knights OF
Inuisfail at Cochran hall tonight.
A series of lectures On her tayOrite
topics by the Woodruff is talked Of
-O,0en G,gWane's Great Work, a new
novel, ten cents a copy, at Msnsford's.
The March winds are drying up the
mud, and the pedestrians and pedes-
trianesses are delighted.
w. Warren, arrested for drunkDess,
was the only man on the police docket
I'D to one o'clock this morning.
Bill Conger, alias Cook, will be tried
by Justice Miller tomorrow for aiding
aud abetting Ed Ward in killing Mas
son.
-Lieben, 1851 Main street, has re-
ceived What to Wear and hon to
make for sprin1 and summer; also
Godey's and Hdrper'S Monthly for April.
in Justice Miller's court yesterday
Ed Ward, charged with killing Randall
Mason, was bound over in the sum OF
two thousand dollars to appear before
the criminal court.
Thomas Gay and Mittie Williams
(colored), charged with illegal cohabita-
tiop, were sent to Presidents Island yes
terday for one hundred and forty days
in default OF twenty-five dollars fine.
The testimony in the case of John
r. Grace, charged with murder, was
concluded yesterday in the criminal
court, and Attorney General Luke y
Wright opened the prosecution. Mr..
Turner made 8 three hours speech Tor
the defense, The case will be continued
to-day.
-EDIToRs APPEAL-rhe Parker ar
rived with the following freight: 10
dry barrels, $50 wet barrels, 1000 pack
ages sundries, $50 bales hay, AIS pack
ages furniture, $50 boxes starch, 375
packages iron snd hollow ware. Regis
tered, AZ cabin and q deck passengers.
Was detained twenty four hours by
high winds. We leave again tomorrow
friday evening. c.
A Young tornado passed over this lo-
caIity early yesterday morning, but as
far as heard from no material damage
was done. The James ID. Parker, which
arrived late last night, was detained sew
eral hours between here and Cairo, haY-
ing encountered two storms one on We'd
nesdsy night, about ten O'Clock, and the
other and seveIest yesterday morning
about Daylight, the wind blowing ter
rife gale until about nine O'CLOCK yes
terday morning. We look foT reports OF
fesrful dissEter in the interior.
"A fire broke broke out yesterday
morning, at sn early hour, in the photo
graphic gallery Of Mr.. Ogden, No. 2S2
Main street, over the grocery house OF
Oliver, Finnie d Co. The fire was
caused by sparks flying from the flue Of
the stoye in the store below. Thesparks
entered q window used by Mr.. Ogden,
who had therein q solar Gamers, sur
rounded by blsck curtain and neces-
sary framework. The solar camera,
valued at about one hundred and fifty
dollars, was badly damaged; in fact,
almost destroyed. The fire engines ar
rived on the ground promptly, but the
FIRE was suppressed in few minutes.
Tie only damage done was that above
stated.
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For Ladies Fancy Work.

Perforated mottOss, gold and silver
paper, aud perforated board, chrome
ornaments, etc, at A. F. Dod & Co.'s,
341 Main street.
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Flowers for Sale.

Mrs. Sledge has opened salesroom at
357 Main street, in connection with her
greenhouses on Ray burn avenue. Bou'
quests, cut flowers and floral designs,
bedding plants. etc.
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Celebration To-Day by the Irish Organ
izatiOns of Memphis.

BY the kindness of Mr.. John Lilly,
chairman, We are able to publish the fol-
lowing as the order Of procession and
line Of march adopted by the committee
of arrangements for the celebration Of
Sr. Patrick's day. The societies partici-
pating will form on the corner Of Second
and Adams streets, at nine o'clock in
the forenoon.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Chief Marshal, Capt. Denis smith.
Assistant MRrshals, MessTs. P. Ryan and
owen Trainor.
Music.
Company 4, Irish Volunteers.
Knights of Innisfail.
Hibernian Mutual Relief Society.
Father Mathews Total A 0stinence Society.
~. Patrick S Total Abstinence Society.
LINE OF MARCH.
Second street north to Overton, west
t. Main, south to Vance, east to DeSot },
north to st. Patrick's church. Return
d eSoto street north to Beale, west to Sec
ond, north to Adams, where the societies
will disband.
In the evening the Knights OF Innis-
fail will give ball at Cochran hall; and
we doubt not there will be other balls as
we'll as parties and suppers, at which
Ireland will be toasted and the memo
ries Of her glorious days and the deeds OF
her cons be comnemorated.
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For the arrest and conviction of certain
parties who are selling goods, repairing
clocks, ETC., representing themselves to
be in my employ.
V. B. THAYER, Jeweler,
30 Second Street.
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The latest novelties in plain and fancy
stationery, Juvenile books, teachers
bibles, reward cards and Sunday School
supplies. A. F. DoD 4 CO.,
Main
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Go TO Le0din's BUSINESS College.

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE, In the city Is at 246
SacnnI atraat. TT. WALKER q on.
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Eresl, oysters
SYSTEMATICALLY Boxes

Received daily at J. A. Signaigo's, Nc
27S Second street.
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Our EpeciaIties.

for sale by Williams & Co., lumber deal
er, corner Gayoso and Second streets.
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OUR CITY SCHOOL PUPILS.

Specimens of their HanslIwOrk and
Attachments to be Sent to she
Centennial.
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Wan Paper.
S25 Reward

Beautiful spring patterns at .Quacken
bush's paint store, $50 Main.
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MILLINERY.
70 THE LADIES.

NEW feature for the ladies who live in the
IN Interior cities and towns OF Kentucky
and adjoining States, commencing the lSt of
March, 1876. q. G. Porter, of the Weli-knoWn
Paris Millinery House, No. 100 Fourth street,
Louisville, KY, or better known as Porter
Temple Of Fashion, will receive orders TO-
Dress Hats and Bonnets, Bridal Walls, " seaths
Mourning BOnnets and VAIL, and Will send,
Q. o. D., ON approval. 3he express agent will
allow inspection, anu II the goods don't please
the agent win return them at once.
RESPECTFULLY, T.. e.. PORTER.
k,B,-Send for a circular, fDIS Ia
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NEURALGIA.-"Neuril" cures it. Sold
by q. W. JO1cG TO-, Memphis.
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AUCTION.
LOST.

uEULE-A small dark horse mule, blind in
III left eye, and oEe-hOrss wagon no
springs. AIiberal reward Will be paid II left
al us Beale street. nlnLo
T,TPPFT-Ou Main, between Poplar and
4 Monroe streets, a large fur tippet. A nd
eral reward will bs paid by leaving It at THIS
o,5ica mill
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ATTEND Observation-Disclosures College
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AMuSEMENT8.

Commencing
Monday Evening. March Is, 1875
H T. PADDOCK u w
The supreme Fayorite and Pearl Oh Tue
American Stage,
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
supported by the Sterling Actor
MR. WIN. HARRIs,
AND A FIRsT.CLASS COMPANY
Monday Evening, March 18TH,
FANCHON, THE CRICKET.
Tuesday Evening, March l4th,
=. JANE EYRE.
Wednes ~ Evening, March 18th,
LITE BAREFOOT.
Thursday Evening, March 18th,
PEARL OF SAVOY.
Friday Evening. March l7th,
LORLE.
Saturday Matinee, March iSth.
FANCHON.
Saturday Evening, March lsth,
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
Gala n Seats will commence at Theater box
or6oe Friday, March 10, lSl6
scaie Oh prices THOS. W. BROWN, Agent.
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z ,ORD WOODED cords ~ quality stove
4 wood s. 50 on leyee, 81 % delivered. Call
n levee. foot Union street, or TO
JOSEPH ROC ERS, No. HoWards Row.
TROCERY-Family grocery, good stand,
ST So a. Main street. lb24
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UNIGHTS OF IREISFAIL!
THIRD AHNUAL HOP
Cochran Hall, Match II, 1875
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Iss. ]. sullivan, Chm. James Cleary.
James BOhan. NJ u NosulIO'
FLOOR COMMITTEES:
I Connolly. Chm, James L. Fox.
Il Green P, McG3aughan.
John Condor. o. n. SdTOo'S'
psfer TtObe z. Boyle.
Iobn ReInes James r. Ryan.
81. ID. Powers, NJ SO4lhs'
w. F. Carroll.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
2. Kalaher, Chm. +. n, 0ulgIey'
p. J. Mulvihill, Z. bsggeTtS'
y. j. Kelly, H. bIlehi
4. J. Quigley. 4. Nsg'e'
Tickets. fUeIOdIHR Lady::::::::S2:
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IEULks-CHEAP-O head OF broke mare
M mules HALL 90.
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nROPERTY--LOW--Th The property joining
ard south OF Morgah's carriage shop, near
calvary Church, corner 81 alley, between JET
TsrsOn and Adams. 4 good bargain: must De
.nid " a. WHEATLEY, 30 Gain 81.
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The supreu,e Favorite and Pearl of the
American Stage,