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DJ-T1MEs OF HoLDING Court IN THE EIGBrH
COMMON PLEAS DISTRICT, OHIo.-District Court will
Ring gold, Washington CO., ,
Anril l7ih. 1884

INII1g BUIui VHS11111RlUH I
April l7lh, 1854
Messrs Mortimer g. Mowbray:
Ii duty owe to myself and the public to speak
in commendation of Hampton's Tincture. For five
years was afflicted with inAamma;ory Rheuma.
tism i'll its sevores form, unable to do any work or
rest day or night,
Having heard of your valuable medicine l sent
for one bottle; after the using of which | found
prompt reiel and on using three bottles more was
surprised to find myself cured. / do take great
pleasure in recommending lIamptons Tincture to
the afflicted as certain and permanent remedy.
Yours, nc, J. HESS
For sale by A. c. MARTIN &Co
st. Clarsville O.
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1TMr LEWIS is now fairly at home in the Nation.
al, and his good natured face will welcome any mum.
Der OF customers to the hospi:ali,es ohis house,
Never fear but that his accommodations will be Of
the first water, and his house Of the right kind
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The Committee on Summer Fruit

ne COmmlttee on summer Fruit
Acknowledge the receipt Of the following articles
From Alex. Dubois, some fine junetting apples
From Jacob Aultfather, some fine apples.
From"James Thompson (blind), some delicious
sweet pears
From Felix G., Martin, an early York cabbage
weighing Ct pounds.
From Alex. c. Enox, some plums, which meas.
ured inches in circumference. very rare variety,
ard it is 70 be regretted that the name is not known
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acrHELmBoLDs PREPARATloNs:-rhese prepara-
tions recommended only for diseases which they
will cure. They contain no narcotic or injurious
drug. No one need tear them they are mild and
pleasant, suited to the most delicate constitution
See udve tisement
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ OTlCE is hereby given that at the Pro.
i hate Court for BemoIt County, the undersigned
was appointed. and qualified as Adm. of the Estate
pointed June % 1858. up
All those indebted TO said estate are requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims sgaius,
said Estate. are notified present them for
within one year from this date.
July 26th ls55.-M ''
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ROAD NOTICE.

HERE will be Petition presented to
l. the Commissioners Of Belmont County at the
september session iothe location of County Road Com
a. The forks OF Flat run the lands o. heirs
OF David Boggs, decd thence up the East branch Of
sad run through the lands OF Abr aham and VIM Lash
hnarew WHY, Thomas Hbbard Cd, William Parks
Elisha Pickering and Jacob Malin, to intersec the
bridgeport and iarrisve Plank Road at the dee fall
near te corner OF Joseph Blar's Lot said road not to
gade hve degrees and also to the old
road between Jacob and John Main.
July 26 lS55,--pd.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE IS hereby given that the Probate Court for
~ belmont County, the undersigned was appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the estate OF David
ho,iingsworih decd. late OF Belmont County.
immediate payment; and those having claims against
SAID estate are notified TO present them for
within one year from this date
,.., ABRAHAM PACKER, Administrator.
July Goth 1P5j-3t
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Zackariah Daley,
Us:
John DALEY, Et al.
In DnrtiIiin

DY virtue OF an order of Sale TO me dlrec-
1 ted from the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
County Ohio, will offer for Sale on q. %
On Monday the Goth day Of August 1855,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A, NJ. and 4o'cIock
p of said day the front door Of the Court House
in ST. Clarsve in said county, the following described
lands and tenements. stuae lying and being IN the
county of Belmont and State of Ohio and bounded and
described as follows TO witt Lot No l6 in the OF
JacObsburg in said county, the following conditions
to wit. One third of the purchase money In hand on
day of sale third in year, and third in two
years with interest from the day of sale Ihe deferred
payments. Appraised at $50 dollars,
SheTif's Office, Il, Clairsville, July 10Th 1853
JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
-$3,75.
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PROBATE COURT.
STATE Of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.

N Office is hereby given1bat the follow
ing named Executors, Adm ministrators and Guar.
flee for settlement to wit:
Isabella Neswangcr Guardian of VIM. s. Neisw anger
Thos. Culbertson, Tx. of Joseph Cutbertson decd.
ThOs Thompson, Ex. OF John Thompson decd.
Joseph Caldwell, Guardian of Susan SpilIman,
John Gallagher, Admir- of Robert Gallagher decd.
Robert Major Admir- of Thomas Major decd.
John y. Lucas, Admir- of Haun ah Lucas de'd.
WIN. Wilson, Guardian of johnson d Asa Mcmillan.
The fist four above named accounts. will be for
hearing AID settlement the 20th aud on
the 2lst days of August next.
DAVID HARRIS,
July 26th 1855. Probate Judge.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. L. Grove =
US:
Ann 4. Pool.

DY virtue of an order of Sale to me direc-
ted from the Court Of ofCommon Pleas of Belmont
County, Ohio will offer for Sale Al Public Auction on
Monday, The goth day Of August, A. ID.
1855, between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock M of said day at the front door Of the Court
House in st CIarsvilie Belmont County Ohio the fol.
lowing rihed lands and tenements 10 witt Situate y
ing and being in the County of Belmont aud State OF
Ohio, and bounded and described as follows: Lots
Nos one, four. and twentytght, in the town Of the
Great Western in said COUNTY.
sheriff's ofice, 81. Clsirsville. Jnly 18th 1855.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, sheriff
<3nO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
N OHA G"s

Office of the Central o. r. Road Co.
ZAsEsvILLE, 20. July25th 1855.
THE Stockholdeis of the Central Ohio Rail Road
Company will take notice that the annual meeting for
the election of thirteen Directors for said company for
ensuing year. and for the transaction OF such other
bust ness may he presentedto The meeting, will be
held at the office of the company in GAINESVILLE on
Tu esday the 2sth day of Augustine
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TO w n EO =
BeIIaireC CITY.

THE undersigned has been appointed Agent for the
sale of Lots collection of rents aud the transaction of
all business belonging to BellaiTe City Company.
To mechanics and others destous ofbuilding, moder
prices aud liberal terms OF payment will be given.
Persons contemplating the establishment of manu-
factories of any kind in their ighhorhood will find il
object to examine the Beaire City before locating
eisew here The rich and papuous Coutry in the rear
will furnish the demand for articles and
the ineIhaustible suppl of bituminous eaal
in The City lands reserved for manufacturing
Establishments,
will be the guaranty of economical production.
Notes and bonds OF the Central Ohio Railroad Co..
received in part or whole paymen for lots
Residence and Office in the house formerly occupied
by Roht. II. 0Neil, Esq,
Bellaire City, Belmont County o. July snd, 5m
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ISTATE OF OHIO BELMONT County
~ Court of Common Pleas of said County
Jacob Berger, Plaintiff.
vs.. civil. ACTION
Charles r. Woods & Hartley
Woods his wife, CT al. Defendants.
Petition to foreclose aud sell Mortagayed premises
Inc defendants q. X. Woods and Harriet Woods his
we, residents OF the State of Iowa. will take notic
that The plaintiff on the 2jth day OF July A. d. 1855
ned his petition In the Clerks office OF the Com Pleas
court of said county, against them and Others The
OBJECT and prayer of said petition s to recover iudp
ment against said Woods for the of 5000 with in.
erest thereon since April LIST Is52 less credits IT s49
June Jill lS54 aud Sl7 so 1oo Of april 9Th 1855 and fol
the sale OF the following described mortgaget premi.
ses situated in the County of Belmont and state of
ONO aud being part of Lot No. lis in the
Ithe town Of Bridgeport, being 81 f. inches in front
on the National Road for the N. boundary; bounded on
ihe E. by the property of Jacob shumaker on the
W. by the property of Rachel Newland, and on the s.
ny the boundary of said plot said petition uher prays
that the said Harriet Woods be bound Of any 81 alldow
or right in and TO said premises.
Said defendants are therefore required TO answer
demur 10 said petition before Sept 25th 49, the
same Will be taken true aud tessed against them,
and Judgment rendered thereon accordingly
NJ. J. w. GLOVER.
8ug. 1855. CIV Atty for plaintiff.
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ID 4 Y %.

On Sunday morning, 22d ult., at his resi-.
kence below Bell Air, Of Consum ption, James
Gill, aged 40 years.
On Wednesday July llth, of Scarlet Fever
Emma z Maria daughter of John Kelly, of
Bell Air, and formerly of this place.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

tTAll communications and advertisements must
be handed in before 10 O'Clock on Wednesday, or be
delayed another week.
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DISSOLUTION,

I'HE Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John Koon,z and Geo. w. Ramsey. trade.
ing under the Firm and style OF Koontz & Ramsey
was this day dis solvedby mu,ua' consent.
JOHN KOOkTZ,
GEO. w. RAMSEY.
N d. The business of the late FIRM will be settled by
John Koontz, who will still continue the Mercantile
business at the old stand.
SomertOn D, July 30 1855. X. H.
Aug. Cd 81 pd.
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N/ ORM SUGAR DROPS.-Bardotte's
Worm Sugar Drops. the best vermi iuge for de.
soying aud erpeIlng worms now in use, for sale by
A.c. MARTlN kCO.
.spTil 70. 1855
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, March Els p. NJ.
The market was dull and nominal Mt S6 rs for


both sorts.
Observation-Disclosures market was without anima-
exports to the British Provinces The sales embraced
1000 5000 bbs, including inferior to good
State .t SIS So and avorte and fancy at 50
20 To- There less doing In both Csnadian and
Southern About coo bbs Of the former were sold
at 50 % a$lo o. OF the latter sales light, and
prices unchanged. Wheat continued to be held above
the views Of buyers and sales restricted About
100 bushels white Southern sold at 81 SO, and
about bushels New Jersey were made at 81 80 and
. small lot was reported At lower figure Corn-The
sales embraced about bushels Jersey and Southern
yellow at e7c Csc, closing firm Old Western mixed
in store held at 81. Barley malt is selling slowly at
81 as Barley Arm and wanted, st 81 50 for prime
Sale. bs mess 4. IS 50 y Sn.
end ~ 81 % for super6ne. Mea-Sales Of 800 bills
New Jersey were made At 81 ls Brandy.ine was held
CoFyEK.-The market continued Arm; sales Of about
Maracaibo at lie. &C., with 500 mats Java AZ I4Kc.
CoTTos-The market continued quite nrm with ssles
one per h. since the arrival Of the Xfrcss news
FRrIGHTs.-Ratss were slack and engagements light.
To Liverpool about 10000 bushels Of engaged
In bulk at I'D and 200 500 bales cotton at 5-32d I'm
bulk. Dead weight at about los There nothing
to London To Havre cotton and bone were at nc.
To Bremen, ashes were taken At aos, and So tsrcs:
honey at axe per gallon. To California, rates varied
from soc 35c. per foot measurement
IRoS-The market WAS quiet, and prices unchanged.
LEAD was held above the views OF buyers.
LoGwooD -sales Of l5o tons Ut. Domingo, in bond,
made At $l8.
NAVAL STORES were held above the views Of buyers,
and sales were limited.
Ons unchanged, and sales moderate.
PRoyRIoss.-Pork-The market exhibited very little
change in prices. The sales embraced about 500 zoe
bills, included In which were old mess at $h IS,
SIS rs $40 for new and 100 bills. prime 1t 4l4
25 with small lots at S14 ST. Sales embraced TOO
boxes short and long middies of bacon, at Sc. sKc.
Cut meats unchanged-sales Of 200 packages
made at old prices Beefwss moderate de aAnd sales
Of about 500 bbls country &c. made ut old prices
RIcE-Tbe market was firm, with more doing The
ssles reached from 400 to 500 casks, at Axe. 5Hc.
SPICES Of cassia were reported at 40c per h.
SUGAR.-The market rather better suppled, but
prices continued STEADY The sales embraced about 600
q 500 hogsheads New Orleans at Axe 5Zc. Included
with the sales 100 hogsheads Porto Rico At 6fc
TALLow.sales Of ~ coo lbs city rendered made,
to 60 TO Pbiladep hia, at 12c.
TcBAcco.-The market continues With good demand
for all grades. The sales embraced 95 hogsheads Ken.
tucky at &c. IL hc. 1875 bales Havana 18c . 80. 100
st. Domingo tor export, PIT 40 seedisaf
&c. 14c. AZ cases Florida lsc. 35c IL bags Havana
scraps, pit
wnIsKrr-The market inactive; sales OF 100 bar
res prison made at 32c time and interest though
for cash 1t msy be quoted 1t about 31xc
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ware drawn ct random from ave hundred sheets Of each
specimen and their strength tested both ensthwise OK
BY psrpepdculax strain Ana czusswse or BIZ ansvsrsa
strain also, with and without sfzine.
The first experiment was with paper made by Crane &
Co., weighir n lbs 10 the resm me nrst shests used
were each halved and weighed eash half shest bene
folded double when tested. half sheet wsehus IsS
Hammes, having o. ii square inches to support the
strain stood perpendicular strain Of 209 lbs With
out sizing and WEIGHING by its loss 3070 grammss Il
stood strain Of 100 s lbs
For transverse strain, half sheet weighing g. GOT
grammes, with 53 1915 square inches stood strain Of
254.5 lbs Without sizing and weighing 3.086 Rrammes,
1t stood the strain Of l46.6 lbs.
For the second experiment, paper made BY Wilcox Il
Co., IA lbs to the ream was used. half sheet be-
fore, weighing 500 grammes. and Offering 81 square
inches TO the strain stood 240 lbs without sizing
and weighing 1886 grammes stood the strain Of 1905
lbs. Transverse half sheet weighing $3.50 grsmmes,
with b3375 square inches stood strain OF lbs.
Without sizing and weighing $50 grammes, 105 lbs.
Experiment No was with paper made BY Wilcox &
Co., weighing 10 lbs to the half sheet weigh-
$50 grammes, with 81 square inches, stood strain Of
3oo5 lbs Without sizing and weighing $3.50 grammes,
1t stood strain 1877. 8 lbs.
The average results Of Cranes paper IA lbs to the
ream with sizing, average perpendicular strain
OF 800 lbs to the square inch with an average weight
OF i5l grammes and average transverse strain Of
41o lbs to the square nch with average Of ,134
grammes weight.
Wilcox Co.'s, with sizing, I4lbs to ream, stood an
average perpendicular STRAIN Of 66 lbs to square nch
the average weight being 3,195 grammes; and trans
verse strain Of LII lbs, with 9sl grammes weight.
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

BROADWAY TnEArRK-"King Lear" win be performed
%. night Mr.. Forrest Lear Mr.. Conway, Mr. Haa-
chett, and Mssdames Ponis and Abbott win play the
other leading characters The lively little farce entitled
"Poor Pillicoddy" viii follow In which Mr. W. Davdge
the Misses Gougsnheim and other comedians OF this
company, win appear.
BownY TmArRr.-Mrs. Conners tragedy win be
enacted this evening. It Is called 0ctava Bragadn
The drama Of the Ransom win follsw and the whole
conc ude with american Farmers, Mr. s. W. Glenn ne
Jonathan Ploughboy. good programme Is announced
for to- evening" which will be for the benefit Of
Mr.. Glenn.
BuRros's THrATRs. comedian, Mr. Harry Hall
viii male his Arst appearance in America Dennis
Brulgruddery In Coieman's comedy Of "John Ball.
Mr. Burton win perform the part Of job Thornberry and
Mr. Fisher that Of Peregrne. The Vennoise New
Workers, and the lsughsbe farce Of the owandering
Minstrel comprise the rest Of the performances.
wsIItoys THEATRE. --Theridsns School for Scandal
Is announced for 20 night II played last time for
the bneat Of Mrs Boey and received with enthusi
s,m by crowded audience. The capital farce OF Ny
the sister Kate VIII be last piece. Mrs. stephens be
Lsft e. morrow evening
AMERICA Mussrn. Heads or Tails !" and " The Man
and the Tiger comprise the OF the after
noon. The drama OF the "Od Brewery will be played
In the evening.
wOops MsrDEs-Tbe eVncGt IA julien, the
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negotiated It, loan Of six hundred thousand dollars
Eight per cent Convertible bonds, g rates varying
from SO TO $50 per cont Tho entire amount of bids
was for more than one million Of dollars.
The McCullock Copper and Gold Mining Compar
ny Ia about being organized under charter granted
by the State of North Carolina, and active opera
tons under the now management win soon com
mense at the mines. The report Of Mr.. W. W.
Palmer, the mining engineer, dated the 9Th instant,
gives very encouraging exhibit Of the condition
and resources of the compauy's property. From
the financial statement just made, 1t appears that
the sum Of $3.50, 468 has been received and expend
ed in the purchase, construction and expense &C.
counts, and that the present debt Of the company
amounts to the sum Of SOL ,903; that Of this
amount, the sum Of $5s92l has been funded for
three years, and Ia merged in bonds Of the com.
paDy, to be issued when it's new organization Is
perfected, which bords are intended to be Sc.
cured by first mortgage on the property; that
Of the remainder, or floating debt, ST 1882 Ia now
due, and the balance will mature In the course of
he next six months. To meet these payments it il
proposed that the stockholders subscribe for the
tompaDy's bonds to the amount Of forty thousand
dollars, to be issued in sums Of two hundred and
fifty dollars each, redeemable In two years.
The Michigan State Treasurer has given notice
that he viz commence the redemption of the circu.
latiDg notes OF the Ann Arbor Government Stock
Bank on the 10th May next, at Lansing, ont Of the
funds arising from the sale Of stock securities here
toore disposed Of Holders are required to surren.
der their notes on or before the 2Ssh day Of April
next. The dividend win be founded upon the amour.
surreD dered at that time, and this dividend will
be final.
Boston with those for the previous week. present the
annexed statement -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
n ON Il Y N A n X II r.
WEDNESDAY. March 2l-6 p. II.


The stock market opened and closed pretty stea
dy today. The variations in prices were unimpor
tant and the transactions continue an extensive
scale. At the first board Indiana SIS declined per
cent; Canton Co., Ii Pennsylvania Coal /; Cleve
land and Toledo, /. Nicaragua Transit advanced
per cent; Hudson R. R., g. The salss of Indiana SIS
were large, but there was not much doing In other
State securities; railroad bonds were unusually
quiet this morning, but there was enough doing in
railroad stocks to swell the aggregate to . large
amount. Nicaragua Transit was in demand ct the
Improvement The street Is very short Of this fancy
and the efcrS recently made to depress the market
value have not been successful. The Injunction
recently obtained viii be argued on Monday, when
We shsll NO doubt have some interesting developo.
ments. The sudden start in Hudson River Railroad
is somewhat extraordinary just at this time. The
resumption Of navigation ON the river must tend TO
reduction Of receipts on the road, and we do not
know Of any Improvement in Its internal finance
suii ,ient to warrant the rapid advance in price.
A strong party Of purchasers has evidently
taken 1t in hand, and may carry ir up
to much higher points; but 1t is utterly
ont Of the question 70 sustain any ad-
vance In any stock not based upon actual merits,
present or prospective. Reading ia one Of the drm
est and most active railroad stocks on the market
It has risen rapidly in value but not without real
cause. II is in . high state Of prosperity, and has
reached point from which there can be no perma
nent relapse. There may be fluctuations, from the
OF erations Of spectators and the sales of weak
holders, but as the next dividend day approaches,
the facts presented WILL without doubt revoluiionze
the public mind in regard to the stock as invest
ment. II takes time and innumerable evidences of
real worth to wear away OLD prejudces but it must
be borne in mind that this is the age Of progress,
and that the past twelve months have worked won
ders in consolidating and Strengthening all our
railroad companies. Our railroad managers have
had pretty dear experience since Last July, and the
economy and judgment now exercised in the ope-
rating departments Of railroads, particularly in
this section Of the country, is much greater than
ever before, and stockholders must see the effect
not only in those heretofore productive but in those
which have been bled almoat to death by reckless
fnancierirg.
After the adjournment Of the board, the following
NJ hnudu AM eforIa ynada auction hv
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The SusquehaDna snd Tide Water Canal from
Columbia, Penn, to Havre de Grace, Nd, was to
bave been opened for navigation on Tuesday, the
10th inst.
The Terre Haute and Alton Railroad Company
have Just published long string Of bids for the
new loan, which has been in the market some days.
The reported bids at seventy-fve per cent amount
to about eleven hundred thousand dollars. In rela-
ton to this company the Cincinnati Gasate Of the
16th inst. ssys:-
The Terre Haute and Alton Railroad Company la
boring hard TO convince Eastern capitalists OF the great
importance Of that road, and they Offering their
bonds at seventy 1--WE cents the dollar People
naturally distrustful OF the company OF It's leading
representatives having had connection, not many
years ago, with Western rosd the results OF which
some stock spectators will not forget The affairs
Of that road bolsered that its stock advanced
considerably above par. The Sane stock Ia worth
cents on the dollar.
The Bank Committee Of the Senate of this State
present the annexed statement Of the amount due
depcsitois in eighteen Of the savings banks Of the
interior Of the State, according 10 returns made
under date OF January I, 1856
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Further from the RIO Grand

Further from the RIO GKnnde.
We have received the Brownsville Flag of the It'll inst
From IL We learn the troops that were going from
Matamoros to Vera Cruz, on board the uexicsn
Iturbide and Santa Anna, were she first and
second corps Of the line.
Mr.. s. p Gelston has been elected County Clerk for
Cameron county, Texas, in place Of William Long, de-
ceased.
The Flag says that the night Of the Sd inst. the
store of the widow Tarnava Co.. in Brownsville, was
entered and robbed Of between four and FIVE Thousand
dollarr. The robbery was evidently committed BY
practised burglar.
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Black Swan and the musical bzrlesque Of the Mum
n.y." win be given tonight
BucKIxxr SERrsADERs-The Two Pompeysn con-
tinue TO be the grand attraction. Love Spell - is in
PREPARATION
PlRHAn's OPERA HousR-This band offer an excellent
concert for this evening.