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SheriH'S Sale.

Meyer, "eis y Co. State Of Louisiana
vs. Parish of Ouachita,
II. King. ir., IS G. King ! llth District Court
DY virtue of Il wit OF seizure and sale, is,
ID sued fium the Hon. llih District Court in
and for the parish of Ouachl,a, State of Lou
i>ial.a IN the above entitled ease. AMI 20 me
directed | have seized and with offer for sale,
ON the plantation sei-.d. between the hours Of
sllcriii's sales, ON
Saturday, the 18th day Of August, 1877,
the following described properly, to-wit:
A tract of land located in the parish of
Richand. State Of Louisiana. established a
cotton plantation, having on IT about four
hundred acres of cleared land, with good
dwelling house, gin house and other buildings,
same being more particularly described as
follows, VIZ
The Mouth east quarter q of the north east
quarter Cd, Section No ,hirty-four (3l); the
south east quarter ID OF the south east quar-
ter Cd of Section No. twenty>sev.n CD; the
south half % dissection No. twenty-six (2G);
the south half q of the north ives, quarter
u, the south half J. OF the north east quar-
ter G. of Section No. tweniy-six )2G); the
norr! half - of the south west quarter %,
and the south half q of the north west quar-
ter a of Section No. twenty-five (23); all
in Township No. sixteen (lt) North, Range
No five % East, containing five hundred and
| fifty i've (555) acres more or less. and on the
west side of Bout river. And the north
fractional half y of Section No. ihirty-iive
/ (35); the south fractional half % OF Section
/ NJ. tw .nty-six (2G), the south west fractional
quarter % of Section No. twenty-five C25),
the west half (I) of the north west quarter
| Cd, and the west half Cd Of the south west
quarter ID (fraction) of Section No. thirty
! six (36). all in Township No. sixteen Q6)
North, kange No five % East tins last body
of land in Richland parish, lying on both
SIDES of Bout river, and containing in the
aggregate eleven hundred and thirty five
| 6l-lUO Ql35 .6U) acres. more or less. Also
ten mules, attached to and on the place, two
wagons, fifteen plows, two plows and scrap
ers, six sweeps, eight pairs gear, and eight
wedding hoes, on and attached TO the place.
Seized as the property Of II. King. Jr, and
e. King, and will be sold 10 satisfy said wr,
Of seizure and sale and all costs.
This sale is made without prejudice TO the
existing lease made to NJ. +. Williams, lessee,
winch expires by its own terms on the 3lst
day of December next, at which time the
purchaser will be put in possession.
Terms of saie-Twelve months credit,
without the benefit of appralsement, purchaser
TO give bond with approved security, bearing
per cent interest from date, and mortgage
retained on the property.
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sherih's Office, Rayville, La,
July 2Sth, 1S77.-it
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

CuoIcE books no longer for the few only.
The best standard novels within tire reach of
every one. Books usually sold from 81 TO %
gwen unchanged and unabridgedD for 10 and
20 cents.
Eas, Lynne, Mrs Henry Wood ,dbe No, DOC
John Halifax, Gent, by Miss Mulock, zoe
3 Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte, d BILE Ne. 2Oc
"A Woman Halter Chas Readcs new novel, 2Oc
) The Black Indies, Jules Nern"s latest, lOc
Last Days Of Pompeii, by Bulwer. Toe
Adam Rcde, by George Elliot, double no. ,2Oc
S The Arundel Motto, by Mary Cecil Hay, Zoe
9 Old Myddelton's Money, same author, Zoe
10 The Woman in W hie,by Wilkie Colns,2oc
IL The Mil on the Floss, by George Elliot, 20c
II The American Senator, Ivy Alhouy
Iroilopc -oc
10 4 Princess of Thule, by VIA. Back, poe
IA The Dead Secret. 10y Wlkie Collins, Toe
Is Romola, 10y Geo Elliot, double No. nc
l6 The English at thc North Pole and Field
Of Ice. in one book. by Jnlcs Verne, l0c
Il Hidden Perils, by Mary Cecil Hay, lOc
is Barbara's iiistory,by Amelia D.Edwards,2oc
70 A Terrible Temptation, by Chas Reade, lOc
20 Old Curiosity Shop, by Charles Dickens, 2Oc
2l Foul Play, by Charles Reade, loo
22 Man aud Wife, by WiIkie Collins, 2Oc
23The SIurc's Legacy by Mary Cecil Hay,2o(
For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealer'
or sent, postage pryaid on receipt ct Pnc'
by GEORGE MUNRO. Publisher,
p. O. Box 5Gj7 y. %, and % Nandewaic
Aug at. ST., New York.
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Saturday, the Asst day of August, 1877,
Sheriff s Sale.

VIM. +. Oliver, Tutor, State Of Louisiana.
VS.. No. S9S : Parish of Richland
Mrs Mary F. Rush and Parish Court.
Husband.
10y virtue of a writ Of Fl. IA. issued from
ID the Honorable Parish Count in and for
the parish OF Richland, State Of Louisiana, in
the above entitled and numbered suit, and to
inc directed, have seized and will offer tor
sale al the door OF the court house in the town
of RayviIe, said parish OF RichIand, within
the legal hours Of sale, and a, public auction
to the last and highes, bidder, on Saturday,
The 4th day of August. 1877,
the following described property, to-wit:
The north east quarter of the NORTH west
quarter, and the south half of the north west
quarter, and the west half Of the north east
quarter and the north west quarter oi the
south east quarter and NORTH half Of the south
west quarter of Section three 81, Township
seventeen (7) North, Range seven ~ East,
with all the buildings and and improI ements
thereon.
Terms OF Sale, Cash, with the beEeft Of
aPpEaiscnent.
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff S Office, Rayville, La,
June Both. lS77.-6t
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SHERIFFS SALE.

John Chafle, Bro & Son State of Louisiana,
VS.. No. $50 Parish Of Richland,
Moses Evans. } Parish Court
10y virtue of writ of fl ia, issued from
ID the Honorable Parish Court, in and for
the parish of Richland, said State of Loulsi-
ana. in the above entitled and numbered suits
and to me directed, | have seized aud will
offer for sale at the door of the court house in
the town of Rayville, said parish Of Richland,
on
Saturday, the 4st day Of August, 1877,
within the legal hours OF sale and at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, the
following described properly, to-wit:
The north west 9uaAter of the north east
quarter and The south west quarter Of the
north east quarter of Section thirty-six (36)
Township seventeen (7) North, Range seven
Cd East
Terms of sale-cash, without the benefit of
appraisement
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Rayvile, La,
June 30th, lS77-6t
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SALE.

Whereas, Oh the 2eih day Of jane, A. d.
1877, a certain 10, of cattle-one red COW,
with " lnte face one red cow aud calf; one
red steer; one red and wlntc spotted steer +;
all of the above cattle are marked as follows ::
swallow.fofk aud overbit in right ear, crop
and split in left ear. One dark brown work
OK. with crop, over and unierbn and slope IN
rigi.t car, crop and under slope in left ear
was du,y cs,rayed before me by VIM. !. Nor
can. the owner of which is unknown
Now, therefore, unless the owner shai!
appear and prove property and pay charges,
according to law. / will proceed on the S'h
day of September, 1877, to sell said s'fays' at
nv office in Rayvillc, to the highest bidder Tor
cash. at not less than two tin. IDS the appraised
vnIue. H.W. Mci ENCORE,
Magistrate 2nd ward.
Rayvile, La, August 18th. lo77.-5t.
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Sheriff Sale.

Tison Walden's Admir- State Of Louisiana,
vs.. No. s66 ; Parish of Richland,
J. VIZ W. F. yarLrou-h Parish Court
10y virtue of Il writ Of Fl. IA, issued from
ID the Honorable Parish Count in and tor
the parish of Richland, State of Louisiana, in
the above entitled and numbered suit and To
me directed. have seized and will oilrr for
sale Al the door OF the court hon>c in the town
OF Rayville, said parish on Saturday,
The 4th day of August, 1877,
within the hours prescribed by tw. At public
auction. 10 the las, and highest binder, the toll
lowing described properly. to-w.t:
The cas-; half Of the the south west quarter,
south east quarter of Section eighteen (ls),
Township eighteen Cs) North, Range seven
CD East and west half OF south west quarter.
Section seventeen %. and north east quarter
of north east quarter of Section nineteen go,
Township eighteen (lS) North, Range seven
(7) Fast: also eighteen and sixty five one hun
dred,h Us .G5) acres, known by the following
boundaries, to-wit: Beginning at the quarter
section corner on line between sections seven
teen & and eighteen (ls). Township eigh-
cen US)Norih, Range seven % East, thence
north 800 10 chains, 10 post, whence a box
bears sourh 80 west, distance - links, box
elder 10 inches in diameter. marked M. ID. y
bears AZ west, distance 50 links, thence
west 80 chains, to n post, whence blackberry
marked "R d., 1 inches in diameter, bears
north 20 west, distance 3 links and sweet
gum marked "A. c." 6 inches in diameter
bears south 1879 east, distance 2 links, thence
3.75 Chains 10 forked sweet gum 50 inches
IN diameter, marked X "" wheice a sweet
gum, 30 inches in diameter, marked az ID, )"
bears 900 west, distance IS links and red
elm marked A c. IL inches in diameter,
bears south 80, distance 30 links thence $50
chains to place of beginning, containing three
hundred and seventy eight 65-lOO (37s.65)
acres. mole OF less, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. Also three mules and
one bay poney.
Terms of sale-cash, with the benefit Of
appraisement.
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office,
Rayvile La, June Both, 1877. ct.
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MULE STOLEN.

On Monday 10th inst, young man, John
NJ. King, hired mule from Mr.. John Elliott,
of BAYOU Dan, about | 5 miles below Columbia,
representing that he wanted TO visit an uncle,
living on Hemps Creek, Catalonia Parish.
Mr.. Elliott lie; him have the mule for week,
as he was well known in the neighborhood.
King departed and has not returned. On
arriving at his uncles he tried to sell the
mue-ofering her for S50-and failing that
to swap her.
For several days prior to that on which
King obtained the mule from Mr.. Elliott, a
young man, calling himself Texan. was
loafing around the neghborhood, and it was
noticed that he aud King were much together.
Two or three days after Kings departure the
Texan also disappeared. He has since been
traced TO Castor Sulphur Springs where he
was joined by King, when they left for parts
unknown. Before the Texah made his ap
pearance in the neighborhood it was wei
known that King had no money, but before
he started for his uncles considerable sun
was seen in his possession, which must have
been gi zen him by the Texan, and which il
supposed to be counterfeit, rs King afterward
paid his cousin, George King, a counterfeit
two dollar bill. A reward is offered for TIM
apprehension of King. He is % years Of age
large limbs and feet (about No. l2) 6ft. 4in
high, fair skin, black eyes, small moustachs
low fore. head-the hair growing low down.
large mouth, large front teeth, and weigh
l9Oib.
The Texan is young man, 81 or % year
old, light hair, light rnoustache, and about I
10 in. high. When last seen, at Caste
Springs, he wore blue coat and boots, on
of which was slit on the inside ut the ankle
and was punc,ured all over the front wit
kniie-holes.
The pair are SUPPOSED TO be en- route ft
Texas.
Mr.. Elliot declares his intention OF leavin
nothing undone TO secure the capture OF Kin
and he is seconded in his efforts by the con
munity, who have subscribed the rewar
that is now offered. Il is to be hoped that I'll
rascal will be captured and brought TO lusiic
and to this end we request our numerous e!
changes TO take snch note Of the theft rs ms
to them seem proper The press should, vii
one voice, render all the aid in its power +
the suppression Of crime.SColum6ia Herai
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HERE md THERE.

III, strikes are considered about ended.
S,,,u.I Warren. the English author, is dead.
The ,elcgraphic news is mostly confined to
the strikes.
C,mmcdore Swift, of the United States
Navy, is dead.
F;nv carpenters from New York and
Brooklyn sailed for England last Tuesday
One Julius Wilcox stabbed his s,ep-daughter
Ann Jane Duffy, liz New Orleans last Sunday
4 Madrid dispatch says that arrangements
h,vc been made to borrow S25 100000 for
the expenses of the ncxt Cuban campaign.
Joseph's band Of Indians are said to be
moving about at will Howard does not seem
20 be as well suited to fighting Indians as run
ming the frcedmans bureau.
\ woman made two attempts to jump over
hoard oil ferry boats in New Orleans, last
Sunday, and raised considerable row be-
cause she was not permitted to DO SO.
Louis SINGER, Is years of age. fell in pass
iur from one car 10 another, on the canal
STREET and Lake Railroad, New Orleans, last
Sunday night, was run over and killed.
The State Convention of Mississippi met
ON Wednesday in Jackson, and the delegates
were received with the firing of cannon, etc.
Gov. Stone was nominated for Governor.
The practice of calling for U. s. troops, on
the occurrer ce of every disturbance and o
comrlying with such requests, will eventually
resul, in the overthrow Of state governments
An official dispatch from Adrianople Il
Constan,inople. on Tuesday, says Suleimai
Pasha's corps has effected junction witt
Raouf Pasha, near Yeni Saghra, where al
engagement is proceeding.
A Bucharest special to the London Times
July 3lst, states that the Turks were defeated
near Rus,chuck, on Sunday, losing 500
prisoners; but another telegram from London
Of the same date says the telegram lacks con
firmation.
Thomas Pickett, who killed Knuckley am
Lowe about two years ago. in New Orlean:
was arrested short time since in ST LOU
and returned to New Orleans. He says h
has returned TO the city four times after Ia
first ran away. and at one time opened an
kept store there some months. The cit
had fascination for him and he could nc
stay away.
The Vicksburg Herald, of the lst says
The first cases Of sunsiroke this season occul
red yesterday evening. Joe Moore, colore'
who was serving ont sentence on the char
gang, was paralyzed from the excessive hea
and while en- route to the City Hospital fc
treatment, died fro,.. the effects Of the stroke
Another case occurred in some portion OF tn
city, bur we failed to learn who the party wa
except the fact that he was coored man.
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ESTRAY SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 20th day OF June, A.
w ID. 1877, a darS mouse colored mare
mule, Ii hands high and about Il years old,
was duly estrayed before me by Jas. A. Dunn,
the owner of which is unknown-now, there
fore, unless the owner shall appear and prove
property ard pay charges according to law, !
will proceed 10 sell, on 18th day of August, A.
ID. 1877, the said stray, a, my office, to the
highest bidder for cash, at not less than two
thirds the appraised value.
J. l. ROBBINS, J. Z. 3rd Ward.
Girald La, July 9th, 1877. HOT.
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Of Final Settlement

Succession Of Vim. A. Scott, Deceased.
TATE OF LoUILIANA,
Parish Of Rchand, : Parish Court
Whereas Mrs. Mary Emma Scott. Admins
tratrx of the succession OF VIM. A. Scott,
deceased, has fled IN the Office OF the Clerk
of the ll;h Judicial District Court III and for
said parish her final account Of the admins
traitor of said estate, and praying that same
may he homologated-
Now, therefore, unless opposition be filed
thereto, in writing, in the office of the Clerk
aforesaid within ten days from this date, said
account will be homologated in all It's parts
and clauses on due proof according to law,
and made the judgment OF said court
Witness the Honl f. &. Montgomery, Judge
of said Court, and my seal of office, on this
3rd day of August, A. ID. 1877.
J. NEWT PITTS,
Aug At. Clerk l4th Dist. Court.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST

A certain agreement in writing, signed by r.
dewitt and VIM. Hampton, dated about the
month OF December, lSto. and Witnessed by
J. ". Casey and Aquiila Dyson, being an
agreement by Ferdinand Hewitt TO retransier
to VIM Hampton certain tract OF End IN
tie Parish Of Richland, known as the "Garner
Place being the same place on which The
said Hampton now resides.
The said document was left IN the posses
sion of J. W Casey. and i liberal reward
will be paid for lis discovery.
August lst, lS77.-l-5t.
WV HAMPTON.
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Union Record Our Jail birds made another
effort to break out during the past week but
were again checked through the vigilance oil
TAILOR Turnsgc. They are now arden,'y wish
ing that Mad. Wells and the other Returning
Board scamps were incarcerated with them,
81 tina, they could be counted out.
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s. w. SMITH,
BARBER q HAIR DRESSER.

"AS mo sed into his new shop on Louise
street, kne door north of W. L. Jope
store, 2ayville, and provided with all kinds Of
perfumes, cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory execution q all work in
his line and respectfully sokcits the pa.
tronage of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, Ind trim a gentleman up in any
style; and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand to a, commodate the ladies.
June s. lS75-tf.
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We are perfectly cool now, Brother Mang-
ham, and all the poetry has been beat out OF
us by sundry and divers squalls, not OF our
own missing really, after mature delibera'ion,
s.cooing dove" is no, exactly the kind of name
that suits the newcomer.-CarroH Conserdfire
We didn't suppose that idea would hold out
beyond the twentietl, attack of cole at mid
night
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Of Administration.
The STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
PARISH OF RICHLAyD. !

The STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF RIcHLAND.
Succession Of Mrs Julia A. Holley Decd,
Whereas, John B. Davis has filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the 18th District Court,
in and for said Parish of Richland, his appli-
cation for the administration Of the estate OF
Mrs. Julia A. Holley, deceased
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within ten days from the date hereof,
the said John b. Davis will be appointed
administrator Of the said estate, upon comply
in. with the requisites Of the law.
Witness my official signature and seal OF
office Oh this 26,h day of July, A. ID. 1877.
J. NEWT. PITTS,
JuIy oS-2t. Clerk Nth Dist. Court
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Had there been no Electoral Conspiracy IN
November. and no Inauguration Of Fr''ndu-
lent President in March, there would have
been no railroad riots in Juiy.-A. J SHa.
Perhaps not and if the Northern Demo
crazy had not cried out, "Anythins Tor pe@ce,'
and Tildcn had shown Il disposition To de-
maud his rights at all hazards, there would
have been 10 frauduer, President inaugu,
rated.
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Just as We go to press we receive the sad
intelligence of the death OF Joe ii. Read, a
nephew Of ours. and his little daughter Ada,
al his residence in Calhoun county. Ala, last
Saturday. The child died day or two bes
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1t is an instinct of oar fall en- mature to make
every effort to deliver ourselves, bat II l. tie
teaching of grace that we should cease from
our own work and yield ourselves 10 be saved
by him whom God hath sent for this special
purpose.
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VIVA; is the meaning of back.biter p asked
a gentleman ut a Sunday school examination.
This was puzzle II went down the class
until i, came to IA simple urchin, who sar',
..Perhaps il is flea
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Mr., A. f. Dotson brought in an open boil
of cotton vest erday.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Chafie, Bro. & Son } 18th District Court,
VS.. No. Alb State of Louisiana,
William X. Adams. Parish Of Richland,
By virtue of writ of seizure and sale,
issued from the Honorable nth District Court
in and for the parish of Richland State u
Louisiana, in the above entitled and numbers
ed executory proceedings, and directed 10 the
Sheriff of said parish and State, have seized
and will offer for sale, at public auction TO the
last and highest bidder, at the door Of the
Court house in the town OF Rayvile, La,
within The hours prescribed by law, On Satur-
day,
The 4th day of August, 1877,
the following described tracts of land. together
with all and singular the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon, and all the rights, ways,
privileges, servitudes and advantages thereto
belonging or in any wise appe rtaining; all
situated in the parish of Richland, to-wt:
lst-A certain tract of land, being the east
half of Section seventeen a. and south half
of the south east quarter of Section eight (8),
and the north east quarter of the south east
quarter, and the south west quarter Of tho
north cas-, quarter of Section eighteen O8),
Township fourteen Oi) North, Range six icy
East, containing four hundred and eighty (4S0)
acres, more or less.
2nd-A certain tract of land; being the
| west half of Section seventeen Q7), and tho
south west quarter Of the north east quarter,
and the north west quarter of the south east
quarter of Section eighteen QS), Township
fourteen OD North, Range six (6) Fast con-
tanning about four hundred (I00) acres.
3rd-A certain tract of land, being tho
north east quarter and the east half Of tho
north west quarter of Section twenty (20),
Township fourteen (ll) North, Range six (6)
East, containing TWO hundred and forty (240)
acres more or less.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit OF
appraisement.
"A. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Rayvie, La,
June Both lS77.-6t
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CTENCIL-PLATES and Key checks cut in
Ooeutiful style, very cheap, by q. Nj. Brown,
Beacon Office, Rayville, La.
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Sheriff IS Office, Rayville, La.
July 2Sth, 1S77.-4t.
, 1877-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

M"Flt;h Es1k'S THEATRE.
Mr. Boucdcault began Its engagement Of one
week last cye.ltne In the "shaughraun," and
drew large audience. The upper circles Of
the touse were filled. and the dsces
circle an1 parquettc presented very respect
able array OF spectators. The young old nlan
met with very cordial reception, and the
piece, Which vas ludtciously cast, and prcsentcti
with propcr attention tn it, sccnc alornmenas,
met With considerable enthusiasm. The merits
OF this drnma have bocn already sufficiently dis.
cussctl, mil it IL pretty generally agreed UPON.
that the author has achieved wcll-carncd sue
ccss III this. hts latest portrnituru Of
Irish llfe and character. Whether hc has
succeeded. according to hts prctentious an
nounceihcnt. III Transforming fhn traditional
staHc lrislItnan into something N,Ufc worthy Of
public admiration nnd respect, II q question,
Which tslay bc conveniently left aside for further
consideration. 1t doesn't matter very tnlch.
after atl, whether the principal character in u
drnma ben llindoo. or sco:cf! Highlander; the
,nntt' posnt Is that hc be made interest,"
snfely rest hts ease here, without any
appeal to nationa1 pFejudlccs. Csras IL m
Interesting parsonage, nut specially be.auae hr
Ia an lrshnlnt,. but because ho Is made ttIr rcn-
tral nEure In very interesting drama. Tic
:" shauEhrnnn i" has received a remarkably
utiRntu.uus verdict frotn the pulsic to tiIis IT.
feet. It las been loudly ainl liberalY applari-
upon y pruductnn which takes rank amohg tho
very best lnclodFaniax VI tho day. The piece
was handsomely mounted lat evening, anu the
lattcs and gentlemen uf the Gust rendered valIi-
nDc hsshtancs. IN producing IN elective aud
brilliant performances.