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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-26
LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
No. 5.O9l.

]. Il. Hollenbeck, Plaintiff. VS.. Pedro
Maria Badilla, lose Julian Badllla,
Walter ]. Rumble, E. f. spence, II. u.
Barrows and " lillian @. Furrey, COM
prisiny the nrm OF Barrows, Furrey x
Co., Defendants. seventeenth District
Court.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that In pursu-
auce ofan order of the Probate Court OF
the county II Los Angeles, state (f Cali
1oI ma, made on the 2Bh day of August,
1878, IN the mater OF the estate of Thomas
Booth, deceased, the undersigned. the
ad ministrator OF said estate, Will sell at
private sale, to the ishest bidder, for
cash In gold coin of The United states
ana subject to confirmation by said Pro-
bate Court, Oh or after
SATURDAY, JULY 9th, 1879,
a IL the right, title, interest and estate of
the said Thomas kOoth, d deceased, at the
time OF his death, and all the right, title
and interest that the said estate has, by
operation of law or otherwise, acquired
other than or in addition to that Of The
SAID inte,tate at the time OF his death, in
and to all those certain lots, pi. ces or
parcels of land and buildings thereon
situate. lying and being in the town site
OF santa Mo"1ca, in the county OF Los
Angeles, state OF California, more par
ticulary described as follows, to-wit;
Lots c and ID, In block lis; imp,o owe
mems, cottage, shrubbery, waier priviI-
eye and good fence.
Lot j, in block 1853; improvements, cot
tage, water privilege ana good fence.
"A leasehold interest in north One.half
OF lot g, block IT, together with the
building thereon.
said lots are deliueated on a certain
mapof the town site of santa Monica,
now of record In the kecol der's Office OF
said Los Ange es county.
Terms and conditions OF sale:--Cash In
gold coin Of The United States. Feed at
expense OF The pur chaser. Bids or offers
Tor each lot or lots, building or buildings,
may be made at any time af,er the first
pub ical ion of this notice and before he
making OF the sale.
All bids or offers must be made In writ
Ing and left at the office of NJ. b. Boyce,
attorney, at Santa Monica, or left at the
Office of The undersigned, No. As Temple
Block, In Los Angeles city and county, or
J. n. GRIFFIN,
Administrator of the estate of Thomas
Booth, deceased.
June 18th, 1879. LOW
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In the County Court of the County
of Los Angeles, State of Califor-
MIA.
THOMAS LEAHY VS.. HIS CREDITORS.
of the County Court of the county OF Los
Angeles, state of California, In the mat.
ter of Thomas Leahy, an insolvent
de btor. vs.. HIS Creditors. and TO me di-
rected and delivered. and dated the 7th
day of June, A. ID. 1879, In which am d.
rected To sell certain property hereinaf-
ter described, notice is hereby given that
on the
THIRD DAY oFJULY, A. d. 1879.
At ten O'Clock A. NJ. of that day, at the
Auction House of h. Deakers, q Spring
street, in the city OF Los Angeles, VIII
sell at public auction, for cash TO me In
hand paid, TO the highest and best bid
der, the shelving, stoi g furniture, gas fix
lures, screen, etc also, small lot OF
shoemaker's tools, empty boxes and
book accounts, the surrendered property
of said insolvenf.
At IL O'Clock M. Of said day, 1 Will In
like manner and terms, upon thu home
stead residence OF Thomas , eahy. on Al
ameda street, IN said city Of Los Angeles,
sci! 260 gallons of wine, lC3 empty wine
pipes. IS do, IL bbls 2 egs, 0 wine watts,
wagon, set OF harness aud horse, the
surrendered property Of said insolvent.
A. f. HIGHT,
Assignee Of said InsoIvent.
Dated June 10Th, 1879. Jl0td
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Assessment Notice.

Pomona Orchard Company Loca.
ton OF principal place OF business,
Los Angeles city.
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THIRD DAY oFJULY, A. D. 1879.

06E IN OFT A WEEK to agents. SIC
900 " OH OUTFIT FREE p. o
VftKERY. Augusta Maine. sept2wl
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IN The COUNTY COURT
OF Los Angeles County, State Of
California.

VS.. In Insolvency-No-
HIS CREDI rORs.) lice to Creditors.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
l. Hon. A. NJ. STEPHENS, Judge OF
the above eutitlei Cour +, notice Is here
by given to all of the creditors OF ISAAC
Ohm, an insolvent debtor, 10 bsand APP
pear before the Hon. a. NJ. stephens,
County Judge. the Court ltoom OF said
Court, in the city and county Of Los An
geles, State aforesaid, on the
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REVOLVER FREE s s,s ss. c. ns,s.-
AddsJ, BowN SON, l3s 1888 Wood ST., Pittsburgh Ia
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Mortgage sale.
No. $685..

Charles II. Simms, Plaintiff. VS.. Henri
eta Parker and Rooert Parker, De-
tenants. seventeenth District Court.
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Golden Medical D scovery
Is Tonic.
Golden Medical Discovery

By reason OF Its Alternative properties,
cures Diseases OF the Blood and skin, as
Sc ofula, or Kings EVIL; Tumors; Ulcers,
or Old sores: BlOtches, Pimples and
Eruptions. By virtue OF It's Pectoral
properties it cures Bronch hal, Throat and
Lung affections; lncipient Consumption
Lingering Coughs, and Chronic Laryngi-
It's. Its Cholagogue properties. render IL
an unequal remedy for biliousness; Tor
pid Liver, or Liver Complaint" and its
Tonic properties make il equally etiica-
cious In curing Indigestion, Loss OF APP
petite and Dyspepsia.
Where the sRln Is sallow and covered
with blotches and pimples, OK where
there are scroIulous, swellings and affec-
tons, a few bottles of Golden Medical
Discovery will effect an entire cure. Ii
you feel drowsy, debilitated, have sallow
color of skin or yellowish-brown spots on
lace or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
ness, bad taste in Mouth. Internal heat
or chills aiternated with hot hushes, low
spirits ana gloomy forebodings, irregular
appetite and tongue coated. you are suf-
iering nom Torpid Liver or Biliousness.
In many cases OF Liver Complaint, only
part OF these symptoms are experienced.
AS q remedy for all such cases, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical discovery has no equal,
as II effects perfect lures. leaving the liver
and healthy.
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LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
No. 1887.

Walter NJ. Patrick, Joseph II. Patrick,
Charles T.. Patrick and marcia A, Pat
rick, infants, by Mary A. Patrick, IT, cir
guardian, and Mary A. Patrick, Plain.
tihs,vs. j. IL. Lucas and John Hancock,
Defendants-l7thD District Court
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Assignee's Notice Of Sale.

In the County Court of the County
of Los Angeles, State of Callfor-
MIA.
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BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS,

and some idea Of the value and extent Of the
Tabular information which forms the SEQ.
OND PART, may be gathered from the sub
Joined
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MEDICAL.

Are not advertised as "cure-alls," but
are specific, In the diseases for which
they are recommended.
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superintendent DIR. Hammond makes tho very
general statement that restraint apparatus is in The
possession of attendants to apply Whenever they
please. Now this is just the reverse in THIS asylum
all restraint apparatus is kept in the office under
lock and key and is only used by special permission
Of the medical stan. In DR.. Spitzkas portion OF the
interview. in speaking of the crib he says that
since 1--WE began onslaught on the crib the
Poughkeepsie and Flatbush sylums have abandoned
it,"
Now this is incorroct.a as DR.. Spitka could easily
have learned from there is crib in this
and To my certain knowledge there has not been
crib In this asylum for at least seven years. and
furthermore have to believe that crib was
used in this asylum
Again. the Doctor says:-"In all your asylnms ex-
cept Willard and Poughkeepsie medical treatment IL
limited intercurrent diseases &c. This il grossly
incorrect. can simply say without touching upon
the accuracy of the Doctors information upon
which he excludes these two asylums that system
attic treatment is carried out in at least one county
asylum, and that 10 the one under my care.
desire to remind these gentlemen that 1t Is
gross injustice make such loose statements as to
implicste good well as bad superintendent OF
asylums.
The Neurological Society. society. Is not
responsible for what Drs Hammond and Spitka
may choose to say individuals in their newspaper
interviews. Respectfully. JOHN q. SHAW. NJ. ID.
Medical superintendent Kings County Asylum and
President New York Neurological Society.
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TONY PASTORS.

The new Christmas productions last evening at
Tony Pastors Broadway. opposite the Metropolitan
Hotel. were inaugurated by splendid display of
electric light based upon Edisons new illuminating
efusion. Among the fresh appearances on the stage
the Werners. in pleasing domestic interlude.
representing love and courtship. called domestic
Grievances" in which were introduced several novel
musical features. The Parker Dog Circus" is .
remarkable exhibition of canine sagacity. These
dogs do every thing except talk in human language
and make credtable effort in that direction.
Bryant aud Hoey. the musical mokes. appeared in =
new act. There slight failure in this per-
formance in consequence OF the non-appearance of
little pig necessary the tout ensemble OF the piece.
An entirely farciication entitled pat Gro
gan's Trouble" enabled Charley Mccarthy to repre-
sent Irish aud Chinese characters with laughable
effect.
The programme at Tony Pastors is filed with
centric effects every night The audiences are Of
high responsibility, the attendance every evening
being composed Of ladies who enjoy the laughter
moving entertainments from beginning TO end
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. q, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
a, wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINK.
STEAMER Geo CLYDE Wp2et GhsTIs;on Dec H. with
seaner RssuS,or Dosne Wilmington, NC Dec 49,
wi ss, e \ Fclyas 60: ~ .., 49,. 49,
ola Dominion S,esnsAip CO o,..,..,. OK ..,.
with salt order vessel to Funch Eoye Co Dec Las
so. Ion 40 encountered hurricane from lasting y
boom and foretopgaant mast with sails and rigging At
Ets. sssSs. s S
s 6 Kai!S COMBS y Ssehts ooomS. J.sme q
days. with logwood to Nones Co; vessel to Aier
Nssysgs: re- y
weinberg Co Had fine weather. po.s 10
days with cocoanuts order; vessel Irish Had
continuation Of gales lost and split sails carried away
81 the dock Dec smith aged IS. mate, died;
brought his remains for burial
rS- Banks Kennard. from Buenos Ayres and 9 DAVIS
& from 10 S s yn: aa M Tor
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Boston for New York in ballast I. sOwns ArSnSaid
schr Maid Atwood. Eastport for New York.
sS sSgss soSs.
sehr Petrol Knight ThomAston for New York. with lime
y scsr Enterprise Robinson. Boston for New York.
seh h David q Floyd. ciifiord Boston for New York
Schr NJ NARROW, NARROW Boston Tor Philadelphia
Schr Seth w TODD, Norwood. New Bedford for New
York - -
Schr Maria Adelaide Kent. Fall River for New York.
Schr j ID Paige Handy, Somerset for PhtadelphiA
Scbr A Bacon Crosbie. Providence for New York
Schr Wooster. Hopkins. Providence for New YORK
Scbr Is n Jones, Smith, Providence tor Philadelphia.
Schr Sabao. Thomas. Providence for Now York.
Schr A Pharo. Watson. Providence for New York
Schr Elias Ross Lewis, Providence for Now York.
Schr q Fell. Shropshire. Pawtucket tor New York.
Schr Cornelius, Pratt. New London, for New York
Schr A Haynes, Moifatt. New London for Bow York.
BOUND EAST.
c...v.- Chasancato Williams Nov York for Portland
fund anchored In Hart Island Roads,.
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DOCTOR VS.. DOCTOR.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
In your issue of December 10 there appears an
interview of your reporter with Drs. Hammond and
spitzka on asylum abuses.
desire to call the attention of your readers, as
we'll rs that Of Drs. Hammond and sptzka to one or
two points in this published interview. Both OF
these gentlemen at one moment speak in q very
vague manner OF the asyiums. as IL they alluded to
every asylum In the State, and at another moment
they exclude willard and poughkecpsie.
This subject of asylum abuses has to be looked at
from two standponts:-
First-The abuses medical and otherwise) for
which the medical surerinten dent is responsible.
Second--The abuses for which the board OF trus-
tees managers. the toner's OF Charities
of the various counties State institutions,
sponsble.
Now. you cannot blame the superintendent for
abuses which managers responsible for. These
interviews of Drs. Hammond and spitzka, charging
abuses at asylums. are those mainly for which the
superintendent are responsible. Now. am not
about to defend the nsyluins against these gentle
men. and would have nothing to say In this matter
II not in justice to myself and assistant physi
clans and to the asylum OF which am tho meaical
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ssror wreck OF brig Black Swan and other serious dis
astors see general columns The Black Swan regis.
tered 1870 tons built at Buckspor Me, In 1853, aud
hailed from Boston,
STEAMER GuLNARK t,r), Fulton. from Greenock, which
was purchased by Capt Howgate for Arctic
purposes arrived ut ueorgctown DC. Doc ~
BAux AzALrA (i,r Sears, from New York. ut ~ Denis.
Reunion was into Oct IL by bark Java Packct,i
heavily at tho Time Estimated damage to tho
Aysiia 10 survey had boon hold prior TO Nov aud
tho vessel ordered to be sold tho following week.
BRIG CARVER from Amooy for Portland with coal.
reported have sprung leak below this city satur
day been ashore there TO prevent sinking
Bp,g TowNrR, Perkins fran 81 Croix with sugar NJ
rum for New Haven struck on Gardiners Point Long
Island sound PM Dec 20; came Oft damaged aud pro-
cceded to Now Haven
Bn9 AMERICA tBr), Boldcr. from Montreal via Gaspe
hon nd TO which put into Halifax 18th inst to
ship crew. has found to have her cargo tpeasel
damn The Warden has held two ON her and
has ordered portion Of the to DO discharged Tor
further The America has haucd into Pick
ford Blacks wharf and commenced dischargina on the
18th.
scnR tof Boston,. from Cnnsc arrived at Halifax
17th inst aud day or two after her arrival nor
picsard pibutts o. Of Boston ,ceTrnpnea 70
search made for the whsreaoous Of til. vessel no,n
cred at anchor in the Eastern Passage with one man
aboard Of her and towed to the city IL appears
thai the captain Jacknan) had been disposng OK shs
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cargo and ships stores along the Eastern coast ana
oeserted her AT canse "A man named murphy Wy
passenge brought the vessel up TO $50 h n.
ander OF the sh for x3 ~ pocketed the cash uno
also made OF The Cora is Al tons register
sonsJ ~ Ds WOLF. Rogers. from Baltimore for boston
lost iore2ah and mantopmast in Boston BAY on te sn'
OF the 2h inst She went back and anchored on ,nss
NAM where she sprung aeak, and the capalM anu crew
lett her and landed station No IA sunday
Mreckers from the shore got of and started Tor
Hyannis The vessel Is leaking badly
schn BRookvLLE iof st John. NIB. from Canning NJ
win 5oSf bushels OF potatoes for Bennett new lofN
vessel consigned to Nevus Son, is ashore ON iars
pumped out. .t3 sfsff
scnR TsELLIs wreck cd At Chatham beach was small
vessel OF ~ tons built Ut WATERFORD Ms, In 1884, anu
owned ut st john NB
An unknown three-masted schooner Is ashore in the
SOUND between Cow Bay and Sands Point.
srEAn YACHT HESRIErrE, which put into Hampton
Roads Dec 81 Will proceed Baltimore where she Will
have her shaft replaced and proceed her
JAcKsosvLLE, Dec l9The repairs been completed
upon tho schr Geo Bent reported put back after
collision
,snPBUILDISG-At Wsldoboro'. Mo. A R Reed Co have
the frame tor ship OF about 800 tons which they intend
20 build next Alfred Storer Son have double
deckod schooner o about 600 nearly timbered out
and Kennedy 4 Go intend to build bark.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BATAVIA. Oct 2o-sa!led, bsrks Moro Csw, Pyk. Passa-
roeug load for New York; NOv Albert RUSSELL Carver
Cheribon 20 load for the United Kingdom
In mort Nov ships Oneida. Eaton for the coast to
load sugar for the Channel NJ g. los ventus stetson
disr. banks Evening Star BrI Ashburn, do; Is Fhv,
Ilasbrouk for Boston, ConhuenN Vicr). Rolling for Nov
York with coffee Mt g. los per ton. .
BaiIgE Hon. Doc SArrived. brig Tuia Petersen. Now
York land saicd 18th on her return. -
CmxaInoa Java Dec ieArrved previously ship Mystic
Belle Davis New York. -
IAyAHA Dec 22-Arrivcd, steamer City OF Merida. Ret
ting, Mexico. TO y, ocecd tor New York 24tn.
HAiirAx Doc 2l-Arrivad steamer Caspian OBJ Trocks,
Baltimore for Liverpool via 81 Johns, NJ. .
MAuRIrIus, Nov lo-ln port, schr John N oameweii'
Oprssa Dec 3-saicd steamer Eiphnstonc tBr. Bealo.
PraSAanuco Nov lin port brig Sea Bird tBr, Linah,
for Rio Crande do Sui, idg. -,
PoRr MuLGRAvs. Doe Disabled brig Livonia tBr)'
ousrxsrows, dec e-saiicd bark Piadon tNor, Andcr-
Cleared 9th barks Thomas Fake Nor) Hansen Roche
fort. n q Mcfarland. Mcfarland, fpswieh Dorus ut"'
SAIGON Nov BIN port, ship Arnc. sutherland tBr,
Sutherland for Europe idg; bark Rocket rcker"g tut
sale.
Batavia. ,,.-sa.,a n.x.u
mond. Marsslss.
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Fifth Avenue Theatre. Audiences in the
Quaker City much more demonsirative than
in New York. and the result that Mile. Paoa-
Marie and NJ Capou received little short of ova-
ton several occasions during the evening. The
recall at the end OF the first act belonged to Paoa-
Marie. Indeed Capoul deserved little of the
encouragement showered upon him until his
appearance in the romance. written especially
for him and inserted in the third act. The fact that
he appeared lack the to the notes in
any other way was lost sight of. The tendency OF
the audience to COMPARE Paola-Marie with
Aimee. but in vocalization the new singer is i'm
New Workers always welcome heartily. Her act
ing ia the quarrel scene. however. fell short OF cx-
pectation. Mile. Angelo wore the same obnoxious
pink silk dress universally condemned in New
York.
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Steamer Colon Griffin, Aspinwsll-Pacihc Mail Steam
ship Co. =.
ION Steamship Co. -
Steamship Go. .
Steamer Chesapeake. Williams, Portland-J Aincs
Shin Crusader iBr) Durkee. Havro-Boyd Hincken.
Ship Anna Camp, Gardner. Biaye France)-James W
Elweil X Co.
Bark Post Nor. Hcnricksen, Brenen--C Tobias Co.
BARK Vestn tNor) Christensen. Havre--C Tobias Co
Bark Carrie Long. ParRc. Corunna-J Ward n Co.
Bark 4 III Nckcrson. kimball. Corunna and Cadiz-
Brett Son n Co.
Bar. Zo Batusta utai. oiivari Gcnoa-Benham. Boye-
sen, Pickering Il Co. .
bark Eliza Barss (3r). Hollis, BcrnudaAcx Tucker
Brig San Pistro Qtaij. Lauro Palma do Majorca-J De
Rivera x Go. 80
Co ,.,v
Schr Hattie Giles, Outten, Tampico-Thobaud Bros
Schr A Townshend tBr). Masters. Horton. NS-D De
Wolf 4 Co.
Schr Messenger, Talmadgc, New Haven-L Smith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-23
NEW YORK CIRCUS.

The reopsning Of the New York Circus on Broad
way Opposite tho New York HoteD last evening,
was event in circus performances in this city.
The attractions Of the of novel order.
trottinc bareback act by Frank Melville notable
and elegant. 1t is one OF the most difficult
performances ever attempted in the circus
ring Robert Stickney, the Lenton Brothers.
Mile Lottie. the bareback equestrienne; hurdle
leaping by Charles Ewers; trials of skill by cham
pion leapsrs Liliputian enirse two Arabian ponies
elected applause. A Christmas pantomime called
Love in Tub concluded very interesting en-
tertainment. The Christmas festival to continue
during the week will be enlivened by Robert But
ler's well known "Humpty Dumpty" troupe. I'M
provements have been made in the auditorium; the
seats in the parquet have raised, enabling the
audience to witness all the acts the stage; tho
lighting facilities have been increased and the
house renovated throughout.
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BROOKLYN PARK THEArRE-'v1RG1N1us. :"

Considering the unfavorable condition OF the
weather there was fair audience. and certainly
most appreciativs assemblage Colonel Sims Park
Theatre last evening. The attraction--one which
has been looked forward to with peasurable anticpa
tions by the hahitues of that popular theatre-was
the advent Of the tragedian. Mr.. John Mccullough.
He began the series OF performances which he has
in store for Brooklynites by tho rendition
Of James Sheridan Knowles grand tragedy of
''virginius. the Roman Father" There is magnetism
in the most commonplace, dignifed. manly utter
ance of his Characterization OF virginius and that
the spectators duly affected thereby evil
denced in the repeated applause which he received.
He was repeatedly called before the curtain to re-
ceive congratulations deservedly drawn FORTH
The support. especially that Of Mr.. F. B. Warde as
Iciius and Kate Forsyth as Virginia. superior to
any which he has heretofore had IN that city.
s.Othello" this evening. Damon and Pythias" at
the matinee tomorrow and in the evening Orchard
I'LL" will be given. His engagement will terminate
with the present week.
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character contrasted strongly with the half mbecle.
half philosophc Dundreary. married. settled and
supporting all his wife's relatives The hrst piece
than the leading one, and this was ably
done by Misses Stewart and Lewis aud
Messrs. Compton and Blakeey. The second piece
introduces nobody but fos to the leading character
and ends ridicuously the original of Dun
dreary himself could have wished; but its load of
puns and other unexpected idiocies redeens it from
what would be it's tate if it made any dramatic pre-
tensions Mr. Sothern occasionally delivers his lines
too rapidly; this may be natural to him and the
characters he follows; but it robs the audience OF
great deal that the actor means to leave with It.
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A GRAND BALL All THE ACADEMY

Active preparations arc being made for q grand
masque ball at the Academy of Music. Several of
our most notable society gentlemen are engaged in
the undertaking, and there is every reason
to believe that the affair will be memorable.
The arrangements are yet incomplete, but they
I'm the hands OF we'll known society gentlemen, and
the occasion promises to be Koli-i-noor among the
winter enjoymcnis OF New York society. An or
chestra OF sixty pieces already been engaged and
yet tins said to be- OF the least OF the features
- L.
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SYDNEY, Nsw. Doc s-Arrived bark Lizzie Marshall
Dahler. Port Blakely
SANTOS Oct i8sailed, brig Two Aus),s saich, United
States
ST JoHSs. PR Dec 2o-Arrived ste amer Iiadji Orr
Faircoth, Now York
JoHx NIB Dec la-Cleared, bark Jacob Rauers fN"r)
Peterson Queen brig Herbert Olive (Br,. Paten,
Cardenas
Sailed 18th barks Sally (Br) for Greenock Eblans Br.
for penurtl Roads.