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The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15
ANNUAL PARISH MEETINGS.


ST. PAUL's.
Wardebs,-JOseph Dow, Edward P. Banks,
Vestry men.-William Gray, George L. Nor
ton, William Huse, Charles II. Chase, Joseph
II. Dow, DR.. Chas. E. Banks, James G. Good
ing, Augustus W. Riggs, Albert P. WEIGH,
VIM. Winthrop Root, s. Brunswick Gregory.
Clerk and Tressurer-Joseph Fl. Dow.
DELEGATES to Diocesan Convention-Joseph
Dow. Edward P. Banks, John W. York, VIM.
Gray, DR.. Charles E. Banks.
The report of the officers showed the church
to be in excellent condition, and the parish
unanimously concurred in the action of the
vestry in calling Rev. Mr.. Ketchum, and the
rector elect was invited to attend forthwith
He accepted the call 10 short speech, urging
upon them the necessity of sustaining him in
his future labors by unity Of purpose and earn.
estness of action.
ST. LUKE's CATHEDRAL.
Tbs following were elected officers of st.
Luke's Cathedral last night, for the ensuing
year:
Wsrdens-G. E. B. Jackson and Chas. B.
Merrill
ves.rymen-Jas. T. McGobb, W L Putnam,
j. A, Merrill, Jas. e. Priudle, j. "a. M MullaD,
Chas. S. Deake, Henry w. Hersey, W. f.
Phillips, John Marshall Brown, VIM. Henry
Clifford, Nathan Clesves.
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
At the annual parish meeting of St. Stephens
church, held last evening, the following were
elected for the ensuing yeaI:
Wardens-Fred Davis, s. T. Corser.
Clerk-D. f. Corser.
Treasurer. III. Eaton.
Assessors-T. b. Tolford, S. T. Corser, Chas.
Sager.
Delegates A. CA A. Strout, S. T. Corser,
j. +. Anderson. Geo. q. Starr, j. Bailey.
Misrepresentation B. Coyle, Aimon A.
Strout, Charles Sager, T. B Tolford, B. w.
SOD, j. f. Anderson, Jas. Bailey, j. 81. Eaton,
Geo. Durham, Jr. f. V. Carney, Abial
Carter, E. 81. Morse, DR.. John Buzzell, D. f.
Corser, S, FL. Doten, Augustus Tate, John
Evans, John B. Coyle, Jr.
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superior Court.

BONNEY, j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-George M. Merrill VS.. Inhabitants Of
Falmouth. Action to recover for personal injuries
sustained by the plaintiff by reason of an alleged de-
feet in the highway in defendant town. Damages
claimed $4,000. The testimony of the plaintiff is that
he with his vile, in horse and carriage, drove out
to the house of Miss Susannah Merrill, just beyond
Martins Point bridge, in the afternoon of September
2Sth, 1875 AT the side of the road in front of Miss
MerrilPs is ditch gutter, and this is plank
bridge covering to the gutter for the purpose of
passing to and from the premises of Miss Merrill.
Just how far the plank covering is from the travelled
part of the way is not certain, but part off is
within those limits. The covering was put there by
the highway surveyor of the town of Falmouth
While passing this plank covering the plaintiffs
horse broke through frightening the horse that he
ran away threw the plaintiff cut, and he thereby sus
tanned severe personal injuries
The court ruled that the town was not obliged to
keep this covering to the gutter in repair, and
dered non-suit. The plaintiff excerpts.
Cobb for plaintiff.
N. & H. B. Cleaves for defendants.
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We citizens raised over SLIGO by subscription
10 build an addition on to the shoe shop of
fogg q Vinal to induce them to move their
shoe manufacturing business back to this
place. 1t is now learned that they will rot
come back under any circumstances. 1t is
hoped that some business will occupy the shop
sooD, as it is hoped such would make business
better which is very dull here at present. The
shop has one of the best water privileges in
the county and is desirable place for a
manufacturing establishment of any kind.
!: A. Butler & Co. shoe shop is running on
full time.
The Springvale mill is running on full time.
This establishment employs large humber of
PERSONS but unfortunate "French Canadians"
have already almost superseded the American
operators who once worked there and now the
principal part of the work is done by them
The agent in District No. 1, called a school
meeting which was held Saturday, April ~ b,
for the purpose of either building q new school
house or making sufficient addition to the pro-
sent one.
A committee was appointed to examine all
plans for additions submitted them and report
at an adjourned meeting to be held next Satur-
day. April 10Th. CERES
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"sTEPHEN LONGFELLOw.v
A Man from Boston Claiming that Title
Mysteriously Married i'm Jersey City.

A despatch from New York states that man
companion of about twenty summers arrived at
jersey City on Friday and took rooms at Tay-
lor's Hotel, registering as E. A. Longfart and
wife, of Boston. Shortly afterward the man
called at the office of Justice Davis on Newark
street and left his card, requesting the justice
to call at the hotel a, soon as convenient The
card bore the inscription Stephen Lougfelow,
Cambridge, Mass. The justice followed the
stranger to the hotel and was invited to the
ladies' parlor, where he was introduced to the
strangers companion. who gave her name as
Anna j. Hennessy of Charleston, Mass. The
stranger said that he was an inventor and that
he desired to be married to the lady. After
asking few questions the ceremony was per-
formed in the presence Of witnesses. 1t is said
that the ring used was diamond one worth
S5Oo. The couple left the hotel yesterday morn
ing, but without telling their destination.
The Boston Globe says no such nams as
Stephen Longfellow appears in the Cambridge
directory or the college catalogue, aud there is
no Stephen in the family of the poet, so that
the man undoubtedly assumed q false name.
There was Stephen Longfellow, we are ir-
formed, brother of the poet, who married q
sister Of William Pitt Preb!e of this city, and
was we'll known lawyer of Portland. He had
three sons, Stephen, Henry and W. P, P. Long
fellow, the latter the,well known architect of
that NAME The older SOD, Stephen, was mar
rled, and not long ago lost a daughter. He
lived In the vicinity of Cam bridge.
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Perfection i'm Dress Fitting,

We have no doubt that the majority of
women have long since given up the idea that
1t will ever be possible to find the place in this
country where dress may be perfectly fitted.
but we wish to inform them that there is still
hope. The enterprising firm of L P. Hollan-
der & Co., Nos 1872 and 494 Washington street,
Boston, have recently opened in the adjoining
building TO their own beautiful chambers
furnished in taste ful and elegant manner,
where they will carry on fine dress making
business, and have secured abroad for that
purpose the newest Partisan ideas for model
costumes and materials The costumers
recently sent out from this house from the
hands of their new French filter, man WE'LL
known for his elegance of fit aud taste, have
ELECTED much merted praise. We predict for
this establishment the same success in this
new department that they have had with their
Ladies Riding Habit, English Sacks and
listers, ard in fact in all the branches of their
business
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15
Obituary.,

The death of Pitman Morgan occurred at
Walnut Hill, North Yarmouth, April 1st. The
deceased was born in Beverly, Mass, in 1903,
and moved to Maine at the age of five years,
and has resided on the homestead for 80 years
since, He was very intelligent man, a man
Of large business capacity, a kind and indul-
gent husband and father. Hs leaves a wife
and six children to mourn his loss. Mrs. E. A.
Thompson of Minneapolis, Mrs. Abbie R. Rut.
ten, Mr.. W. P. Morgan of st. Paul, MIMI, and
DR.. f. A. Morgan of Gray, Me-, are his child
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15
THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is.
TEE PRESS.


May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of n. G.
Fessenden, Marquis. Brunei q Co., Andrews.
Armstrong, Cox wentworth. Hodsdon, Hayden,
waterhouse, corner Exchange and Fore ST.; Welan-
der, Boston & Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros,
on all trains that run out of the city.
Saco, of b. Hodsdon and H. b, Kendrck.
Bath of j. 0. Shaw.
Lewiston, of Stevens & Co.
Biddeford, f. M. Burnham
Brunswick, B. G Dennison, and W. H. Marrett.
Richmond. G. A. Beale.
Woodford's Corner, II. Moody
New York, Brentano's Literary Emporium, 80
Union Square.
Fryeburg. of E. G. Flint
Cumberland Mills, of A. ". c. Cloudmau.
Gorham, of 6. Agry.
Saecarappa, at the Post Office.
Rockland, O. c. Andrews and E. R. Spear.
Damariscotta, E. w. Dunbar.
Freeport, W j. Parker,
Halloweli, G. Hobbs.
Ihomaston, S. Delano.
Vinalhaven, B. Lane.
Waldoboro, G. Bliss
Wiscasset Gibbs q Rundlet,
Augusta Frank Pierce.
Yarmouth, G. E. Coombs.
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Portland Temperance reform Club.

The weekly business meetings of this club
are now made interesting by the discussion of
subjects which are brought forward by COM
mit.ee. This evening a new subject is to be
discussed and every member should be present
and take part The club is in good standing,
and adding new members each week. 1t has a
library now of about sixty volumes, which is
appreciated by the members, and a large num-
Der of books have been promised, which it is
hoped will soon be sent n. No public meetings
are now being held, but the members are at
work outside and doing what good they can by
reasoning with and inducing those who are
drinking to become good, sober and industrious
citiZens
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15
A LuckIess Glance,

Two prominent mercantile men from our city
recently made business trip into the interior
of the state. On erriving at their destination, as
they wished to obtain good view of the village
they were pAssiog through, they took re,r
seat on the outside of the coach from the depot
to their hotel. They paid but littls attention
to the spirited amin al attached to their vehicle,
(being wrapt in admiration of q handsome
young lady whom they were passing) conse-
quen,ly did not notice the desperate attempt of
farmer with aratile-b)ned nag to pass them,
until with sudden spring their animal shot
ahead with railroad speed, at the same instant
causing our merchants to execute a double
backward somersault and land upon their
backs 10 the knee-deep mud. Tue sequel of
this interesting narrative can well be i'm agined
but must not be narrated in these columns.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15
Balls.

The grand annual concert aud ball to be given
by Chanaler's full band at City Hall tomorrow
night will prove one of the pleasantest dances
of the season. There is large number in our
community who have been deprived of the
pleasures of the ballroom through Lent, who
will enter into the dance with renewed zest.
TIE programme for the concert which will
precede the dance from 100 o'clock will en-
brace some fine selections. The Samaritan
Association will provide refreshment.
The party to be given Fast night at Lancas-
ter hall by the Young Mems Social Club,
should be, and will De, we'll patronized. Chand-
ler's Band will provide excellent music ard
there will be an order of 81 dances
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

ST PAUL's FAIR AND ENTERTAINMENT
Tomorrow afternoon and evening the ladies of
the Guild of this church will hold fair at
Congress Hall, at which time opportunity will
pa offered for all to purchase something useful
and ornamental. In the evening pleasing
entertainment will be offered, az which well
known talent will assist. The genial City Clerk
10 his Rotations and readings. Mr.. Follansbse,
the popular vocalist, in mus oal selections, are
among the nunber, and this alone will ensure
a delightful boar. Suppers, hot or cold, will be
served by pretty walters, which is another iG-
ducement TO drop in upon them tomorrow
NIGHT
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Old Orchard Beach Meetings.

The following meetings have already been
arranged to be held at Old Orchard Beach dur
ing the present season:
Jubilee of Song, to be conducted by Philip
Phillips, July 16 to % inclusive; faith conven.
ton, to be conducted by Rev. Charles Quilts,
July % to Aug. 6; an evangelist meeting, to
be conducted by Rev. DR.. Earle and Rev. c. G.
McCabe, D. D., Aug. 6 to 10; National Chris
tisn Temperance campmeeting, Hon. s. Per-
ham, president, Aug. - to 10; Portland dis
trict camp meeting to be conducted by Rev.
Parker Jacques, Aug. % to 81. The reform
clubs of New England are also arranging six
days session, date not yet announced.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15
Atlantic a. 81. L,wr.,..u,;,

The suit Of the State of Maine against tie
Atlantic s. st. Lawrence Railroad Com pany to
recover the taxes assessed By the Governor and
Council upon that corporation for thu years
1874, IS, g and z. came up in the Supreme
Court on Thursday, and nopsuit was ordered,
The taxes and interest amounted to about
$4,000, and the railroad company has always
denied its liability to any such taxation.
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Personal.

John ID. Lord Esq, of Baltimore formerly
OF Portland, is visiting this city.
The Boston Theatre Company ave stopping
at the Falmouth Hotel.
Harrimap, the Maine pedestrian, sails fol
Europe in two weeks.
Some Of Soon Chase's friends are advising
him to start new paper, and he has offered to
do SO if 1000 subscribers are obtained
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N. g. Fl. B. Cleaves for defendants.
Brief JOtfInos,

Splendid day yesterday. Mercury $50 at srn-
rise, 800 at nooD, 45o at p. m. wind south
west.
Everybody who is fond Of the curious should
visit the mechanical model Of New York har-
Dor at Lancaster Hall.
The freight steamer Monong ahela made her
first trip on the Saco for the season, yesterday,
from Hiram Falls to Fryeburg.
Mr.. Timothy Hayes has called at this Office
and says he is satisfied that the man found
dead near HaverhlI, Mass, is not his son.
John E. Noriis's we'll known horse Juno"
sold about three weeks ago to Boston parties
for $500, is dead.
Goldstone's splendid pictorial chart has bsen
placed in the Office of the PEBBLE House. and
attracts many admirers
Fred Shaw has just placed in Hale's window
bust of DR.. Fitzgerald of his own modelling.
The pose of the head is fine and the Doctors
friends call it a striking likeness.
The SsmaritaDs very earnestly request their
friends to assist them in furnishing refresh
ments for Chandlet's Band Concert to- morrow
"wednesday evening.
The great q hour walking tournament at
City Hall will commence Friday evening at
O'Clock. Chandler will furnish music Satur-
day afternoon and evening, and the best walk
ers in the State have entered.
Steamer Mississippi, Capt. Tburl, arrived
from Liverpool yesterday morning, with s pas-
sengers, and 1900 tons of merchandise TO the
Dominion Line. She had succession of hard
gales aud heavy seas all the passage.
Sunday some ladies were standing in the
window of house on Stevens Plains, watching
seizure that was made in Deehan's yard on
York st. Later in the day the window was
broken by rocks thrown through it.
A woman, well dressed but very dunk, was
tipped cut of a carriage she was driving, at
Brsdley's Corner. Easter Sunday, and the
harness broken. She was replaced in the car.
riaoe and boy drove her 10 the city.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

NEW MUsIc.-We have received from Oliver
Ditson & Go. well selected half dozen pieces
of music, of which one is Sir j. Portef's cele-
brated narrative sorg, "When I was a Lad"
and another, when he is here" fine song
from "The Sorcerer," by the composer of
"Pinafore." We have also Berthold Tours
beautiful "OnIy Love can tell.' For Piano
pieces, we have Morceau Caracteristique by
Cellini, called "El Vsquero," the simple "ve.
randa Schottische," by Mack, and the "Tor-
reader Grand March" from Carmen, by May
lath.
We have received from r. A. Saalfeld, 80
Union Square, New York, "Just as am,'
sacred quartette, with solos for soprano and
bass, by Francis J. Barrett; Resch's "Secret
Love Gavotte, and "Our Jacks come home to-
day. sea-song by w. j. Devere
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

HIGH STREET PARIsH.-The annual meet.
ing of the High St. Parish was held last even.
ing, and the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Moderator-H. + Kurdish.
Clerk-D. w. Stow.
Treasurer and Collector-Jotham F. Clark
Parish Assessors-H. P. Storer, Richard Alb.
bott, VIM. NJ, Marks, G. q. Tyler, Phillip Il.
Brown.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY
ENTERTAINMENT

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Adelphians-Fast Night.
Easter Fair-St. Paul's Church Guild.
Music Observation-Disclosures Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Removal j. B. Brown g. Sons.
l.. p. Hollander & Co.
Eastman Bros Opening.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,
Perfection in Dress Fitting.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Weld Farm Cider Wilson & Co.
4 Cabinet Organs-Carleton & Chandler.
For Sale-Box 1882.
Room Mouldings-Hale.
Wanted-"SituatoD."
Art Goods-Stubbs Bros.
Picked up Adrift-W. E. Prebble.
German Canaries-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
Lost-George l.. Warren.
City of Portand-Proposals.
Farm to Lett. G. Patterson.
Removal-Miss Scales.
The BuToWes Screens
AUCTION COLUMN.
A ssionees, Sale.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15
THE EASTERN RAILROAD.
Mismanagem Charged on the Directors

Yesterdays Boston Globe dsvotes a half
Column of solid nonpareil type to cha ges
against the management of the Eastern Rail-
road. 1t claims not only has Encouragement
deteriorated the value of rolling stock but an
actual money loss of $4,000 for the last
quarter of 1878. 1t charges stripping the brass
from engines and replacing it with cid iron,
and taking sidings and selling the iron for $40
ton, when other roads get 500; bull ing two
derrick cars for $4,000 when they were not
wanted; buying great cyanizing vat and pro-
cess for railroad ties at Bangor; selling locomo-
tives for old junk to men who resold to the
Norway iron works aud pocketed profits that
should have gone to the road; and finally turn
ing journals down so that there is greater
liability to accident.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

REFORM CLUBs.-As has been the custom
Tor years. there will be a mass convention of
reform clubs in Brunswick, Fast Day, April
17th commencing at o'clock p. M, and Coz
tinung through the afternoon and evening.
Many prominent speakers from abroad are
expected, among whom are Neal Dow of Port
land, Hou. Henry Tallman of Bath and o.bsrs
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Supreme Judicial Court.

VIRGIN, j. PRESIDING.
MoNDAr.-Harriet L. Stevens VS. The Rolling
ord Savings Bank. Action of Dover. Evidence
finished.
Moulton-S. G. Strout for plaintiff.
Mattocks for defendant.
George A. Merry, libPt, vs.. Sarah W. Merry. Di-
vorce decIeed.
D. Kingsbury.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

A FINE CoLLATIoN.-Mr. L. L. Cummings,
superintendent the alarm telegrarb, gave
an elegant supper at his rooms, City Building.
Saturday night, to the last years. and present
committee on fire department, Chief Engineer
Littlefield and few friends. After the repast
interesting speeches were made by Messrs.
Sumner Barbour, W. A. Winship, Alderman
BurnhRm and others.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

The HUTCHINs CAsE.-There are No new
Developments of consequence in the Hutchins
case. There is good deal of excitement at
Gardiner and general belief that all is not
right. Hutchins left wife and married
daughter, besides his mother and two sisters,
all in moderate circumstances.
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Tonight the "Hunchback" will be given with
the following cast of leading characters.

~ he performances of Pinafore at City Hall
thursday, we feel sure will be crowded. The
excelient company under the management of
y. a: Jones, established first-rate reputation
ing Trial by Jury" will be given as we'll as
"Pinafore." -
Inc Boston Museum Company will present
my Son" at the Portland Theatre Friday and
Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee. The
sale sale of seats, at popular prices, will COM
mence to morrow at O'Clock.
:. Miss Charlotte w. HAYES of Boston, will de-
liver her lecture on Music, at Rossini Hall,
Friday evening next. At the lecture. Mrs.
g. K. HAYES of this city, will sing Bel Raggio
from Rossini's Semiranide, the Irish ballad
Savourneen Deelish, and Schubert's "Marguer-
lite at the Spinning Wheel"
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

MALIGNANT AND SUBTLE INDEED is the
poison of Scrofula, and terrible are Its ravages
in the system. They may, however, be per-
manently stayed and the destructive virus ex-
PEELED from the circulation with ScovILL's
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, potent vegetable
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

ECONOMICAL WoRKINGMEN buy the "Nigger
Head" and Bulls Eye" Cut Cavendish Smok-
ing Tobaccos, ard find them better, cheaper,
and equal to nearly double the quantity of COM
mon tobacco. Ask your doaler for them
Manufactured by VIM. S. Kimball & Co.,
Rochester, N. Y. sep23Tr&Seod
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

ANOTHER CoUNTRYMAN SoLD.-Anothe r
verdant Maine man has been swindled 10 Bos-
ton by purchasing $1,000 in counterfeit money
and having his valise changed so that when
he opened it he found nothing but brown
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

detergent which eradicate all skin diseases,
leaving no vestige of them behind. White
swelling, salt rheum, letter, Assesses liver
complaint, and eruptions of every description
are invariably conquered by it. Druggists sell
it.
Oxygenated Bitters cure Dyspepsia.
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The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

PRINCES AND BUTToNs.-Largest and most
complete line in the State. Special orders
for colors taken tlowest rates and satisfaction
guaranteed. H. 1. Nelson & Co., 443 Con-
gress Street, harrington Block ap12d3t
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

They cure all diseases of the Stomach, Bow
els, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys and Urin-
airy Organs. and $500 win be paid for case
they will not cure or help, or for any thing inn
pure or injurious in them-Hop Bitters. Test
it. See "Truths" or proverbs" apother col
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

DIR. o. FITZGERALD will visit Portland the
18th, 10th and 18th of April at Falmouth Ho-
tel ani10-dt
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-15

For local intellis ence from Biddeford
Saco, Bath, Augusta, HaIIoweII, Rock.
land and ThOmastOn see fourth page.
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FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

NyBE "Williston Chaper' property on the corner Of
Il May and Danforth Sts will be sold by auction
on THURSDAY, April oath, at o'clock p. m. un ess
previously disposed Of at private SALE For iuIther
particulars inquire of G. d. PAYSoN, Treas, or Of
+. q. BAILEY & CO., Auctieaeers.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
BOSTON THEATRE COMPANY.


It's matter of regret that there was so
small an audience in attendance at the
fortland Theatre last evening. This is no
oouot accounted for by the fact that two
Snskesperian plays were presented and that no
actor OF emineuce essayed the part OF Shylock
IN the Merchant of Venice And yet when it
Is considered that there was no great star in
tne Cast, and that all the characters were as
sumed BY the regular stock company of the
boston Theatre, we must congratulate the
performers on the smooth and generally even
representation. Mr.. James, while perhaps he
iacked somewhat in force, and his lines were de-
ilVered rather rapidly for the Jew, yet his i'm
pefsonation of Shylock was entitled to praise,
ana In the trial scene he was very good. He
possesses fine voice, we'll cultivated and
modalated, and we should imagine 10 those
roles where his fine face and figure can have
f u scope he would prove very effective. Mr..
chapman, as Bassanio, showed earnestness
ano ABILITY, Mr.. Masuinness was humorous
H.anuncelot, Mrs. Barry satisfactory Portia,
MISS Noah and Miss Bell respectively q pleas
ing Nerissa and Jesscs. The other characters
were Well taken. In Katherine and Petruchio
MI. stewards as Petruchio, Mrs. Barry as Kath-
erlae, and Mr.. Maguinness as Grumio, we're all
worthy Ut mention, and the play evoked shouts
of Laughter. N''
Tnuioht tho 0Hnpnbh,oy,,, Ill L %,
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Wanted.
Picked up Adriff.
AUCTION SALES.
STORE FIXTURES &C.
AT AUCTION.

WE shall cell on WEDNESDAY, April 10th, at
w GA. NJ, at store No. Temple street, five
Counter Showcases, three Wall and two Upright
Cases, Black Walnut Top and Hard Wood Counters,
Cornices, Sofa, two Easy Chairs twelve Plush Top
Stools &C.. &c. Term cash.
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