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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08

The Dodge Barbecue in Bloomfield was
estimated by no body 1t over 1000, in point
Of numbers. The Republican Barbecue 10
conceded to have been attended by not loss
than 5000 persons. Kirkwood and urimes
made speeches. Harlan made speech in
the evening; and they we're all listened to
with interest. The skies are bright in Davis.
The Republicans of that old Democratic
county have the corruptionists badly scared.
They tell us they are not without hopes of
even carrying the county. At oil events they
will greatly reduce the old majority against
them. The immortal Trimble is posted for q
speech, next Monday evening, in reply to
Kirkwood, Grimes and Harlan. A good deal
Of an undertaking, for ons night, for him.
By the way, our young friend Weaver, of
Bloomneld, backed Trimhle of from his ooun-
~ canvass. he refused to let Weaver join
him in tho discussion. Weaver said he should
follow him up, than, which he did, till three
Of Trimble's appointments were filed, and
then he abandoned the field.
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Miss A. KING tstarDs many thanks 81,
1v1 to the Ladies for their past patronage
and hopes to receive . cuntinuan noe Of the y
same. She has returned with = large stock u
nets Of the latest styles, Blond Lace, AAs Freneh
Embroidery, selected with TASTE; Lace Walls, Hid
Gloves, Gaantlstas, Silk and WOODEN Gloves. Hoef
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Corsstts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Iniant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mngs, select "a with tAsts, 10.
Ladies are invited TO call. Store south side Of
Nain-st., between a and ID.
6eptl7-d $3.50
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Foaf MADISON, Sept. 5, 1879.
MEssss. EDIroRs You are suthorissd - an
nounce me a. m independents candidate Tor the
State Senate at the approaching election.
r. HlJ0DL
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sentence ETA murderer.

MADis4sA Oct. 4.-Lancaskes who killed
HOLES ia5t1lArch in street ARRAY, was sen-
;tsncsd to tGprisonmsnt Tor life.
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MUSHROOM, Mich. Oct. !.
A shocking and fatal accident happened
on Monday last, nbout forty miles up our
river, and near the village Of Newaygo. A
man named, / believe, Thomas Baldwin, and
who was employed by Samuel Matevey, to
work in his steam circular saw mill, was en-
gagged in rolling in log, and was near the
head OF the machine opposite the saw, when
the lever, by which he was lifting, slipped,
and be fell directly toward and little back
OF the saw. He threw out his right hand to
save himself, which, coming in contact with
the saw, he was drawn against it, the saw
entering near the shoulder, cutting him com-
rletely in two, the upper part with the left
arm attached, falling upon enc side, the rest
of the body on the other side Of the saw, and
his heart was severed and fell down into the
dust beneath.
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the Fillibusters.

WASHINGTON, OCT. S.
But little information has been received in
official quarters, in addition to what Was tel
graphically stated yesterday, relative to the
fllibustsrs. As to the reported departure OF
party of fillibusters, the only authentic ac-
count in the possession Of the Government is
that they left, in long boat, about ten miles
below New Orleans, but which could not con-
vey them to their place of destination. They
doubtless expected to be taken on board q
larger and more suitable steamer. In the
meantime Collector Hatch and his deputies,
and other federal officers are, according to
their Instructions, rssorting to every legal
means TO intercept the fllibustsrs. In add.
ton to other measures vessels have been dis
patched for that purpose. While these things
are progressing If tho neighborhood Of New
Orleans, information has been received that
a number Of hllihusters are in Mobile, some
Of whom were prominent in the Susan fill
clustering expedition, which vessel it will be
remembered was wrecked at Glover's Reef.
The Federal officers there have been in
struotod to watch their movements, and act
accordingly.
II 10 not yet considered necessary to send
out any new instr uctions to our Naval forces
in the Gulf, az our vessels now there are in
possession of the orders heretofore issued in
relation to the unlawful expedition.
The success OF this new fllibusteripg move
ment 10 not considered in the least degree
promising; but should the adventurers inv ade
Nicaragua, aud interrupt the transit, there
is reason to believe that our Federal forces
would promptly interposA. The power ID
found in the Lamar Zeladon treaty, and to
its exercise Nicaragua would have no objec-
tions.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~We are authorised to announce J. n. AN.
DERSON as candidate for Township Trustsc.
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Latter walker and hiseEiIlibusIers

NEw ORLEANS, Got. 4.
Walker and men were - last night. They
sailed from Berwick's Bay, this morning ia
their oNp steamer, without clearance.
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-
= + Z I . 8 =. 1NITH
yXToULD respectfully inform tho oitisen. Of
w Keokuk and vicinity that ~ IA lust returned
from the Eass. with hne stock Of Goods adapt-
cd to the Fail Trade. consulting In part Of
s ~: s s:e. p psssss.SA H asss os..
IN FURNISHING GOODS:
s Sase,. s asns brs. s. sss s.ss
SOMETHING NEW.
He has Also made arrangements With one Of the
leading Houses In New York to supply him with
AL the latest fashions for Boys Clothing.
oc.so ...-.
Insurance! Insurance Insurance
DOLICI1S on Stores, Dwellings, Msrchandiss,
i Pork Houses, Public Buildinea, Manufactsrine
establishments, Household Furniture, and al insu-
rable property, issned 1t the lowest rates In the
following substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., on HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 440O, 600.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $4,000
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 500, 600.
This Agency always pays iss losses promptly IN
Cash.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured 1t q
VERY MODERATE PxEnun, for one, three or ave
years. CAlland learn the rates.
WIN. ". BELkNAP, Agss.
OctId1m 6ccond-st., near Main.
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Niger office Holders al washing

~
Niger Off.ce Holders Al washing.
ton.
We have frequently exposed some OF the
National Capital; but there is one little
method of pocketing the public funds which
we have never seen alluded to in the press oil
the country; we refer to the practice Of
hiring negro slaves-the property Of promi.
Complaints are made every day that negroes
senger, de-, which might be filled BY white
men. If the colored population were bene
fitted or complimented in the operation, OBJ.
but the truth is, these ssoficc holders" are
the property Of members Of the Cabinet and
other gentlemen high in place under the Ad
ministration. The distinguished officer
whose salary ranges from three thousand to
eight thousand dollars per annum, takes
some Of his colored servants from Virginia,
the Departments. The venerable descendant
OF the wilds of Senegambia stands at the
door and answers the questions Of ell per.
sons who have business with the Secretary
The men of color are not generally found in
the department OF the owner; the thing
would look little too broad exchanges are
made, SO that hardly any mans messenger
proves to be his own property. The salary
is paid to "Master," and everything goes on
smoothly.
This method OF 'sraising the wind" comes
legitmately under the head Of what may be
called sharp practice. A Northern man m ~
60 to Washington, and in the manner to
which we refer, purchase andpay for, in one
year, negroes enough to stock small plan.
tation. The morality Of thus imposing ne
gro labor upon the Government, and ex.
oluding industrious and needy white men, il
not doubtful Cincinnati Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08

The Allies 81 the Shareholders.
Toombs, in recent speech at Augusta
Georgia, said:
"The Democratic party at the North ID
known to be the ally Of the South, and every
man twenty-ons years Of age at the South
knows it. A wayfaring man through foo
can understand it.o
That 10 plain, and frank. But it woult
be more literally true and exact to say thai
it is an organization exclusively engineered
in all essential matters, by Southern man
ayers. Every wayfaring man, and ever,
fool not utterly idiotic, knows that.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-08

Juvenile Dooks.
THE New kollo Library;
i The Young Peopls's Library;
The Little Church
The Children Gems; ss4s@
Ig The Home Library, ~ Cousin Alice;
Alice Hawthorn's Library;
| Uncle Ioby's de ssH
Mrs. Rollins Twilight Stories
Aunt Marys Stories; 8s'8
Uncle Phillips Library;
Also, Books printed on 01oth, highly eolore1.
For sale BY ess.a II. W. WK6fCOTT,
Octld @ ~ Msin-st.
# VARNISE ~.
\ yOPAL Nos. i and =, CoaSh, Japan, Danax q
|N/WhitA, I.sathcn and Iron, from Queen City Var
pish Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. BY special aEfaage-
mcnt am enabled to offer these standard Var
nishss, ct the Gompany's lowest prices. 12Store
and for sale b.
A. j. WILKINS0NsaFs AZ
Sign sf the Golden Eagle anl Mortar.
ssptS0d No. - 1aau-stfsst.
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ENQUIRE FOB TICKETS VIA WI1ELlNc!

l~TROUGH TICKETS BAGGAGE CHECKS
can be procured 1t all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat 0f6css In the West. ssagls
l.. M. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent.
W.P. SMITH Master Trans port ation b.
d Eff. FULLER, 9enI WestAfn Ag't.
|. Oct. Z. ,6Q.d -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-04
by TELEGRAPH.
Reported by ths Umoe reiegraph,
OFFICE, wARINe's RLooE, ooRErR or pANE AID
" oLna srREHTs
AFTERNOONS RBP0R7
RnnM MAsnINnrnN-

WAsmNaroN April /.
The Cabinet had Central American affairs under
consideration to-day
The advices from the Commander Of the James.
town confirm the Newspaper reports relative 10 the
recent events IN Nicaragua. Our Government
walls further reliable intelligence.
II II shall appear that Ousley has transcribed or
violated his Instructions, formal request will be
made Of England to disavow his acts, II she shall
not do 80 voluntarily. II is thought, however, that
she will carry out In good faith the understanding
between the Governments Of Great Britain aud the
United States Nor is II improbable. should Mica.
ragua ratfy the British treaty and reject ours that
Minister Lamar will be withdrawn, and the Mica
raguan Minister at Washington be rendered his
passports
Our vessels WILL II is SAID, be concentrated at the
most exposed points for the protection Of the per.
sons and property Of American citizens within
their reach. To proceed TO the interior Of the
country would be an act Of war which will not be
committed but there Is no doubt but from what
has recently transpired, that the President will
exert to the utmost extent, all the power conferred
on him by the Constitution aud laws.
The Navy Department has named the new third
class steamers as follows; That at Portsmouth, N.
H., the Mohcan; at Boston, the Narraganset; at
Brooklyn, the lroquoisi the large one, at Phil.
adelphia, the Wyoming and She small one, the
Pawnee; at Norfolk the Dacotah; at Pensacola, the
Seminole; at Mare Island, CAL the Saginaw
From official adyices received to-day, il appears
that the Minnesota reached Bombay on the 10th Of
Jan. having on board ex- N Minister Reid who left
on the 25th for Suez In a few days she was 10
leave for Muscat In Arabia, and passing thence to
the Cape Of Good Hope, she would probably touch
at Zanzibar.
1t is probable ex Senator Jones will withdraw
his declination Of the Bogota mission.
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For ihAIeador.

EDITOR LEADER II had some days since de-
cided that the Temperance men of the city had 50
much more TO hope for from the election Of Mr..
Cofinberry as Mayor, than from the election Of Mr.
senter, that, although am Republican and am
anxious for the success of the Republican cause,
yet under the state Of affairs it was my duty as q
temperance man to vote for Mr.. Cohlnberiy as the
most hopeful candidate for enforcing the law against
the saloons of our rum cursed city On Saturday,
however, got such evidence as is satisfactory to
me that had hoped for too much from Mr. COl-
fnberry, and 1 am now satisfied that no advantage
will be gained Tor temperance by his election, and
consequently, as hold Republican principles even
in charter election next to temperance, of too
great moment at any time to be lightly sacrificed,
and as know that MIR. Sen,er to be man of in
tegrity, independence and energy, shall feel it my
duty to labor, as have heretofore done for the
success of the entire Republican ticket.
TEMPERANCE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-04

EAST CLEVELAND RuLROAD.-At the meeting
Of The City Council on Friday evening, the petition
Of residents Of East Cleveland for permission to
construct railroad track through Euclid or Pros
pect streets to the Public Square, was brought up
Alr. Coiiinbery moved its reference to the Board
OF City Improvements. Mr.. Thayer, opposed any
such reference. similar petition had been pre-.
vOusy referred to them and they had reported that
they had no power TO act in the matter. He charg.
ed Mr. Cofiubery with trying to dodge the re-
sponsibhity Of direct vote until after election
He accused the Democratic candidate for the May.
orally with acting under the instructions and fear
Of certain prominent gentleman of the city, who
was strong pillar Of the Democratic party, and
who had uttered some meaning threats relative 10
the premature po iticaI death Of any Councilman
who should vote for a street railroad. The discus
sion waxed warm between the two. Mr. Thayer
plainly showed the uselessness of referring the
matter to the Board, but Mr.. Cohinberry was not
to be convinced and the vote being called for vot.
ed for the reference. That vote prevailing his fear
of being forced 10 commit himself passed away and
he was "hmsefagan"
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VHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Z THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N. II. sOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIG OPTICAN,
oeps ue arset assortment Of the nost approved kinds OF
PEcIACLES. Allhs glasses, whether for near OF far
ish.ed ground under his inspection by machine
Of construction, with the greatest care as to
suit tho eyes in al cases. curing Weakness DIEnsss or
nfranIh0H Of ne Eyes aud imparlng strength Tor long
reading or fno sewing.
~ n. II. S0omouson would here inform the public
tfath never employs any in the sale ofhislenses
C5- Aso splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
IROssOFES, COMPASSES sc kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
asserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
t--Odce - Superior street under the American Hotel
iuu22
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From sandusky, 1925 AM.
For the Leader
NE Democratie Cnndidnte for Mayor.

The Democratic Candidate for Mayor.
On Saturday this gentleman called on a respect.
able German merchant on Superior street, and said
that true it was that he belonged to religious So
ciety and attended church on the Sabbath, but he
had no prejudices against the German who visited
a Lager Beer Saloon on Sunday and enjoyed his
glass Of Beer and game of Euchre. This is going
it pretty loose for saint-and wonder how it
squares with his pledges to his temperance friends
II this statement is doubted, the undersigned
will prove it, and you are authorized 10 give my
name to Mr. Cofiinberry. A GERMAN.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW MEXICO.

FItVNI NNW NIEAIUUs
ST. LOUIS, April2.
The New Mexican mail with dates to the 9Th
ult, reached Independence this evening.
The Gazette Office at Santa Fe was destroyed by
fire on the 18th, and proved almost total loss The
fire was the work Of an incendiary.
The kowa Indians had driven the men from the
mail station at Pawnee Fork and were otherwise
troublesome.
The people OF Upper Mexico were desrous fan
nexatiOn to Jefferson Territory
dispatch from LeayenwOrth says that infOr.
nation has been received from Washington that the
Government designs placing cavalry along the
route to DenverC City for the protection OF emgrants
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-04

PARIS, January, 1861.

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISEE
No % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply tue
Annie do Femme" at the Proprieiur's prices.
nmIn NuIuE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-04
HAIR DYET HAIR DYE \ HAIR DYE !
Vim. A. BachClOr's Hair DyC !
The only harmless and reliable Dye knoiOn.

The Original and best in the world
Al! others limitations and should be avoided
tou wish 10 escape ridcule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO a
sauufnl and natural Brown Black without the least
injury TO Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wlrdej to VIM A. Bachelor since 1899 and over 90 O1O
bis famous Dyes.
VIM "A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not to nure in the least however long may be couaue
and the IN effects ofBld Dyes remedied; the Hair nvgor-
atol for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied tin private roomsJ at the Wig
Factory, No. 2ll Brosdway, N. Y
Sold all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Doauss
~ The genuin has tho name aud address upon steel
plate engraving four sides Of each Box, of
VIM. A. BATCHELoR,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-04

RUMsEY AND NEwcoMBs' MINsTRELs.-Th
talented and lavOrite band of Mnstrels will play
and sing Tonight at the Melodeon Their stay
here will be limited to three nights. There will be
any amount of fun and pleasure listening to their
entertainments The company 10, we think the
largest that travels, and each member is master
Of his part, Go early tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-04

FRE.-On Saturday morning the house at No.
10 Webster street was found to be on hre. The
house was owned by @. G. Carlton and occupied
by G, NJ. Victor Mrs. Victor discovered the file
in bed room aud in her attempt to extinguish
il she became nearly uhooated, 80 much 30 as 10
render her recovery doubtful The furniture was
somewhat injured by both water and FIRE, but the
loss was covered by insurance.
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THE MOST PERFECT ROTATING MOTT
is obtained vithout The pse of ,yoish,s

The great desderatum TO be obtained in the
Of Rotary hurows is simplicity absence OF
Fiction Uuse OF motion and It ~ claimed this improve
ment thai these valuable requisites have been secured m
greater degree of perfection than those presented BY any
other rotating arrow lu its arr ngements, wonder
ul or simplicity IL has every advantage found In ali Inc
best rotating harrOws combined IN
This harrow, having three small circulars continually re
yoyng VIII puvortzo the soil more IN going over the
ground lhhn a common Harrow will thr. e times over
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Bankers.
.I. HerdIman & 40.

No. G2 PubHc Square South side, near Ontario Sc.
RANKERS AND DEALERS IN
ID Foreign and Domestic Exchango UucuUent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants. Collections throughout the
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended to-
Drafts and Bills OF Exchange on Great Britain, Ireland
France aud Germany We Oraw direct In sums To suit, at
Sight and 90 days, the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
LOndtn-Messrs. Prescott GrOte, Case Co, Bankers.
Liyerpool-J. BaTned 8 Co bankers.
MauChesteT-hlessrs. Cuuliile, Brooks Co.. Bankers.
National Provincial Banks Of England aud Branches hTo-
out England aud Wales.
birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire Disiric Hank and Brauches
Lancaster Banking Co, aud Branches.
IRELAND.
National BanF Of Ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
Aud all their Branches Ia all the pnripu cities and tUWus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Bauling Co.
Greenuck Banking 60. in Glasgow aud GrcenOak
National Bank of Scotland and branches,
We also furnish Druf for pay able Ia IN
pnHcipll Ciiies OF the Continent OF Europe.
PASSAGE By STEAMER. OF Sailing Packet Ships tOOr
New York, Brent Britain and ireland, France and
Germany. can be cured at the lowest rates.
sops j. .HERDMAN Co. a, above.
WHITMAN, STANDARD q CO.
w Bankers aui i.aalsrs n Foreign and Domestic EI
change. mo- superior street We draw direct on Lon
don ani viii furnish Drafts for any amount payable ut al
he principal poiu ia England ireland Scotland, France
rouEhoul the UuIt d States and Canadas. mhsly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-04

The fourth WARD MEETING--The citizens
of this Ward assembled in accordance to a notice
given in the papers to reconsider the nomination
for Trustee. DR.. Marshal, the regular nominee Of
the regular meeting on Tuesday evening, consent.
ing to the same for. the purpose of reconclng all
dissatisfaction that existed on account Of his loca
ton. ....
The meeting was regularly organized by calling
C. S. Ransom to the Chair, and n p. Bowler, Sec.
retary. After selecting VIM. Caester and p. R.
Everett as Tellers, the meeting proceeded 20 bal
lot, when all had voted except twelve or fifteen
persons, the alarm of fire was given and the meet.
ing thrown into confusion, so it was impossible to
proceed farther at that time, but as soon as the
votes could be counted it was found there had been
l72 votes cast, of these Dr. l. h. Marshall received
l2l and David Price 81 votes
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Most Of the above used In tha Cleveland Public
schools Teachers and Boards of Education dc string to
lhtOduce any ot the HbO~e requested to communicate
with Us. " Catalogues furnished
A-Lnnr ~ - nm. 10.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW IoRkI April 2
J. Churchill Woods was yesterday held to SlO,.
900 bail on charge Of having perpetrated heavy
frauds upon the Government IN connection with
disbursements IN the Treasury Wagon oad between
III Paso and Fort Yuma, California
The steamship Arago sailed at noon with 200
passengers aud S946,00O in specie. The Weser al
so sailed TO day with l70 passengers
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n.y. The London Illustrated News Of Ma,

Ed5- The London Illustrated News Of March
Il 9th contains ine print Of Sir Joshua Reynolds,
painted by himself which is d valuable likeness
Il also has various engrayinga, portraits, and
sketches Of matters and things in general II has
supplement full Of pictures, and is a fine number,
Hawks a Brother have ii together with Our Nusi.
cal Friend No 49, which commences q new vol.
ufnR
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THEATRE.-A fair audience was present at the
Theatre on Saturday night TO witness the presenta-
ton of Macbeth" by ,-r. and Mrs. Waller Mrs
Waller is one of the very best actresses that plays
upon the American stage. In all the characters
she has personated here she has shown great pow
er aud skill Her Lady Macbeth" was no excep-
ton. 1t was given in O splendid manner, giving
the hearer nothing more 10 wish for, or to feel
that anything was wanting. Macbeth was well
played by Mr.. Waller, but not as well as some Of
bis previous parts. Mr. Douglas, as Macduff won
laurels for himself lie will make q star actor o.
magnitude Indeed we have heard considerable
star playing, no better, if as good as his.
To night Hamlet will be presented with Mr..
and Mrs Waller as Hamlet and Ophelia.