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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDW ARE.

BELIEVING that we have one of the largest
- and best selected assortments of this class
of Goods ever in this Valey-and that we
possess advantages which enable us 10 sell as
low as the Wholesale Houses Of Baltimore, we
therefore respectfully solicit your orders, and
hope, by d:ligent attention to the requirements
of the Trade, to merit a continuance of your
patronage. Our stock consists of
IMPORTED And AMERICAN CUTLERY
Door Plate Scre,o Chest, Trunk md Pad Locks
strap, Hook, Butt, Shutter and T Hinges Screios )
Screto spring and Chain Bolts. Files, Rasps
Braces and Bills, .4ugurs, Chissls, Levels, Planes,
Berels Rules, Cross Cut, Hand, Wood, Com
pass and Whip Sa,cs, HatGhetS, Hammers, .4dses,
.9res, CompasseS, aud Boring Machine .7npil',
Sledges, BelIO,cS, screV Plates, Uses, Tire BEN
ders, scrc,c Wrenches, Dra,cing Kxirss, Jack
Scre,cs, Forks, shOreLS, Chains, Hamss, Rakes,
Briar and Grain Scythes, Mill Scoops, MGttocks,
Picks, Hoes, Bride Bits, Buckles, Rings, Pad
Trees, Turrets, Post Hooks, Ornaments Spurs,
Cubs, Coffin Trimmings and Cabinet Hard
rare Tro,rels, PulIsys, Tape Lines, Punches,
Lasts and Shoe Findings Nails, Spikes, Horse
aud Mule Shoes and Nails; also Iron Of all kinds
Broorns, Brushes aud COrdage.
Thankful for past fayors, we respectfully
solicit orders for the above named goods.
DAVID HUMPHREYS IL co.
February l6, 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02


WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE
AMP NOT TO BE
Paid for Unless Perfectly Satisfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 10 $50
lOO Magic Cased Gold Watches 2OO 10 5OO
100 Ladies Watches, enameled lUO 10 S0U
900 Gold Hunting Chronometer do 25O 10 SOO
goo Gold Hunting English Levers 20O 10 23O
900 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches l5O 10 2VO
500 Gold Hunt Amer. watches lVO 10 SoO
500 Silver Hunting Levers oo 10 10y
500 Silver Hunting Diplexes 80 70 2oO
500 Gold Ladies' W atches 5O to 2oO
, nan Cold Hunting Lapines so to rs
] 900 Miscellaneous Silver Watches oO 10 loo
$500 Hunting Silver Watches - 10 So
ZOO Assor,ed Watches. all kinds 10 10 IS
ue Every patron obtains watch by this
arrangement, costing but BIO, while y may DO
worth $3.50. No Partially shown.
Messrs. Hell, Porter Co., and Dey 81.
New York City wish 10 immediaiel! dispose o.
the above magnificent stock. CeFuhSates, ma
ming the articles, are placed in sealed enyel-
ones and well mixed. Holders are entitled to
he articles named on their certificate, upon
navmept OF Sll, whether it be watch worth
s75l' or less. The return Of any of our certif-
Gates entities you TO the article named thereon,
unon payment irrespective oil It's worth, and
az no article valued less than go is named on
any certificate, it viii a. once be seen that this
ia =.
No Lottery, but ght-fOrward legitimate
Transaction, which may be PARTICIPATED IN
even By the most fastidious.
a single certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid, upon receipt Of IS cents, hve Tor 81; eiev-
en- for go thirty-lhree and an elegant premium
Tor az. six,y.siy and more valuable premium
for sl0. one hundred and most superb watch
for SIS To agents or those seeking employ
meat tina, IS a rare opportunity. Tits legiti-
mal.ly conducted business, duly authorized by
Inc government, ana open to the most careful
scrutiny. TRY IT. Address
1870 HILL. PORTER { CO.,
Q and Dey Street, New York CITY.
August 81, 1867. 4m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

HAY, Straw and Fodder Cutters on
Ill hand and for sale by
aug 10 Snyder g. Link, Dufields.
IIOOP Skir,s.-We have large stock
q OF Hoop Skirts, all sizes, which we
are now selling less than cost. Call and
see them. Ir'cin + Keedy.
A PPLE PARERS, for sale by
q Aug 81 E. Shgfer.
SAWYER'S Crystal Blue and Safety
y Box for blueing cloIbing, something
new-iry it.
Aug "a Lloyd Lickider.
bacon !-Sugsr-cured Hams, sweet
- and nice also Country-cured Sides
and Shoulders.
Aug 81 Ht0in e. Keedy.
CHAMPION Clothes Wringers. for sale
" by ID. Humphrey s. Co..
July & Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02
GREAT WATCH SALE

ox THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giving every Patron a HANDSOME and
RiliaGle Hatch for the log Price
'''' Of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
AMP NOT ToBE
paid for Unless Partially Satisfactory.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

Take Particular Notice
DR.. Jones does not make use Of that DEADLY
PoIsoy-.NrrcuTy-tha sweeps annually thou
sands 10 premature grave.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

TIE London Examiner has a sensible ar
Gle on the execution Of Macmillan II
asks: Which is the European State that
eau 'rs to sit in judgement OF cas-. stone?
The Pretender vas not executed on Tower
Hill, for he was not caught; but the Eng
lish aud Scotch nohleman Who we're onvict-
ed of completely in The cause suffered the
death Of traitors. The Bourbons did not
shoot N"po'ean when he broke into France
ia 1915, because he ntriv.d to find refuge
90 board the Beller"pbon; but they sho,
Ney, the brassst of the brave, like any dog,
d spite of cries AID groans OF sh .me =; aud
the representatives of England a, Parl>
thought it his duty rot to interfere, for which
England never blamed him. The Nae
po'itan Bourbons whom by troops aud armies
We twice put back upon their fortei, throne.
tried by court martial and sho, their rival
Murst, who had governed the country pros
perousy and in pea "e, and with &c ,uine pop
"isr approval, during several years, aud
whose sole offence consisted in his trying to
Dust them and take his place again. tn"
great NApolean memory is laden with tn.
reproach Of se,zing the heir Of Corde. drag
ging him across the border, and having him
shot in the ditch Of Vincennes for plotting
the overthrow of his dynasty
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

The attention Of the public il beginning
to be directed TO The route via Sioux City to
Montana. aud With standing the misrepre-
sensations 10 regard TO II which have emf
mated FROM those interested in rival routes.
the facs's hccc ming pretty generally ack-
nowlsdg III 1 Il is the shortest, cher pest,
and in all respects the most feasible route to
the lo'd mines OF The Upper Missouri Az
a Passenger route it is, in pom, Of cleap-
nesa, shfetv ard ease, superior to any other
From Omaha o Hrlena by tase the fare is
1888. while from S.: Louis TO Fort BEN ton
by steamboat the fare during the present sea
sen IS only from $50 to $500. This in
cludes boarding. aud lodging, II very c5nsid-
cradle item, bal ~ the s'age r0n'e thase IRE
extra. lis superiority as h freight route i.
evidenced by The fact that four. GEihs 0! tn,
goods pn chased ia HE cas-, are transported
by way Of ,he Missouri river
correspondent # the Chicago Rspnbh-
eau, wiring from II+lena. Moa,abs. after
speaking Of the several other routes to ,h~
mountains, a''nd-s 10 the Sioux Cty-or
what be calls the Chcago-rou:e as follows
Bat now comes he Chicago route, which
TO my mind, is no, only the most feasible,
bit ore u tin g andcst routes yet spoken of
70 the far West, in that it passes through
one of the richest unsettled coun tries known
upon the continent. The Northwestern
Railroad Company have their line completed
to Omaha, are now making The line ia 81
hours ind so minutes FROM Chicago 70 the
Missouri river aud soon this tune is to tie
reduced to % hours. The COMPANY is now
building a branch from St Johns on the
Omaha line, to Sioux City. Iowa, a distance
o. 20 miles up The rich bottom lands of the
Missouri river. The contracts are let, and
the road 10 ~ b flushed by ,he 1T Of De-
6 mber next In cr,nection witt this, |
learn that Col Davidson, the st. amboat
king OF the Upper Missouri, is going TO pu,
a line Of packets from Sioux C;y t., the
mouth of the yellow Stone. another line 70
connect with this from the Yellow Stone to
the Muscle Shell, and sill another line from
the Muscle Shell to Fort B-u.on, Or to the
Great Falls, at which place, ere long. The
steamers usust come, and that i. the natural
bead OF steam navigation upon the Upper
Missouri again, that is the place where, 1t
some future CAV not far in the dis.a, ce,
must spring up one # the grand manuf.c-
turing towns Of this part Of the great moth.
west, although to day there is hot q house
nearer than eight miles Tue two trips of
the steamer Gail4,in already made .h,- SUN.
ner, has demonstrated the prospective reai-
cation Of the above statement. With ,hi.
line Of packets and the Northwestern rail-
road, passengers .hould be able to reach
Benton in from fifteen to twenty-five days
iron Chitago .: an expense not to exceed
500. The steamers this season charge
from $50 to $500 from ST. Louis to Benton,
and it has taken from forty to seventy
days 10 make the tin.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10
THE RADICAL PARTY

Hereabouts, Ind in some other localities
where prohibition is unpopular, deny tina,
their party " a temperance party, or tina.
they are in favor of interfering with the
inc'inaiona Of The pc ople in regard to liquor
drinking. Bul ia other parts of the State
where puritansm and ta,atcism is 10 The
majority they sing very d tferent tune, and
are persistent in their enforcement of the
uni nat and Liberal prohioitory liquor law :;
and the talking man of their ticket, Henry
OConnor, candidate for attorney general,
divides his speeches between laudations of
the negro aud advocacy Of still ore rigid
proh'bitory liquor law. At Des Moines on
the 4th of July, he made a speech b. fore the
Good Temp'a.s, in which he said, rs report
ed BY the State Register:
"Go home, then, and together let US work
tor the overthrow of wine halls. beer saloons
and every species Of I,qunr selling. Ant
when we come to vote, am in favor Of uni
nersal sufi' aee-let,"g every woman vote
for they will choose the r,gh'-a,d also ever,
child who has been reared in the Sabbath
school,
Last week Ibis same Henry OConnor
made a speech At Clinton, and the Lyons
Mirror a radical temperance paper says that
ia that speech O'Conrer "avowed himself in
tavorof the prohibitory liquor law, with the
addition Of clauses forbicdine the sale Of
beer and wine and was likewise in favor OF
law against Sabbath desecration,' which
should close gardens on tina. day"
Henry O'Connor represents the radical
party, and IS the candidate for a,torl ey gen.
era' announces in advance the policy which
be will follow If elected.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

The public debt is going up at the rate OF
over ,renty-. four millions a month. That
Is only two humid, ed and forty millions 4
yearl Cheap enough, certainly for the grand
eAperimen, If radical rule--for the privilege
of being u!ed by the pr T. * 81 moral idesa
by such men As Senator Sumner who now in
his speeches .Iludos to The $50 called white
race he radical party 10 . progressive
purity, and two hundred and forty millions u
year added to our ALREADY hnrdensome deb,
Is what their progress costs the people Do
shey like it, or are they blinded Many PEG.
pie, perhaps, who do not fully understand
financial matters, think it oil right; or, what
i nearer truth, have been taught TO think !,
dial 'yal to question Anything done BY
Radica Congress. Unpleasant facts are
fast making the former study the financial
situation, while the latter are beginning to se-
that loyalty has been used as a cloak for
stealing, fur1,he furtherance OF personal
schemes snd partisan legislation. On mi,
financial pivot shall the strength OF political
parties turn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

One OF the 4b!est writer's il Ohio, Mr. Z
d. Mansfield, states IL as his opinion that
the absolute monss value OF the crops this
year will be fire hundred millions efd liars
greater than j. 1860, and the power Of ex
portation much greater in proportion, be-
ca1se il is the SURPRISES which are increased.
Hesrguas attwneFsc.s will foliow, to wit
!. We shall have increased inpor,aiions and
increased soli revenue. Geld will probably
fall considerably, in ,hr ansumn Of 1867. and
linanoiers will find that the Shortest road 40
specie payments Is throng'. good crors.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

''John, can you tell me the difference be-
tween attraction Of gravi,hton and attraction
Of cohesion 2 Yes, SIR said John. at.
traction of gravita,iou pulls drunken man
to the 2round and the attraction Of cohesion
prevents him from getting up again.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10
HOW TO MAKE MONEY FOR THE
COUNTY,

1 i on'as J. Some, Treasurer. Of Woodduyy
County, vacu:
We hereby ag"ee to print in the Sioux Git,
Hrrfs-rr tire 7ts tn1uen, tax lis, Of Wcodbnr,
."""ty tor ihy year 1866, and refund to Il,
Z Lnty setdaly fire per cent of the amoun,
Allowed by law fer p.in,ins the same.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

A FRIEND asked little girl. (Which do
you love best, your cat or your doll?' The
little girl thought some time b, fore an
swerirg, and then whispered in the ears of,he
questioner, love my cat best but please
don't tell nv doll"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

HouskMAID who was cent to call gem
tlemen to dinner. found him engaged in
using the tooth brush well. is be coming1"
said the lady of the house, as the servant re
turned. "Yts, maam, Directly was the
reply, "he is jist sharpening hi, teeth
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

TINE, patience and industry are the three
grand masters Of the w-rld-they bring a
man to the end Of his desires; whereas an
imprudent and turbulent murmur otten,imes
turns him out Of the way of his proposed ends.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

The recent election in Tennessee was cor
trolled and conducted by tho ringers and
Bro~n)ow's red leg militia. and VI course re.
.uted 10 the succsss Of the Jacobins. The
issue has no further political significance
than to chow that the rights pd wishes Of
the people have been trodden under foo. by
The brutality Of radical Legislation and radi-
cal government a.s. ...-....ss ..4r...
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

A NEW member arose to make bis
6rst speech, and in his embarrassment began
10 scratch his head. "Well, really excla,m-
cd Sheridan he has got something in bis
h. ad after all -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

A new coal vein has been discovered ia
Hardin county,
The Ns,hcdis,s are going to build new
church 1t Bedford.
Caps. Grace. the Fenian organizer il now
in Northern Iowa, actively at work. i
A "Chris,ian' church is to be built .,
Bedford, Taylor county
A pie for The b-reit Of F-nian sol
d'srs is announced at Ot.umwa for August
6,st -.- ........- ~~.... ...-. .-
A boy IL years old, son Of A J. Tanner,
express agent, was drowned =, Wavsriy on
Monday. .-.' 4 $500.
The German Turner's Of De N ines are
goi' & 70 have n grand Anniversary csiebrs-
tim sbau, the Goth Of August
Mr.. Stone. the Marshalhown dairy
man, bed tht &c OF bis cove run over and
killed by the cars The other day.
NJ. E Baker has resigned tho Secretary
ship Of tbs Iowa Central Road, =. d MIR. Geo
Ripple, Of Oskaloosa, is to be appointed j"
his stead.
Edward Mulliyan, arrested for forgery in
Council Bluffs and taken 10 the Fremont
county Jail, has been let out GA = writ OF
hateas corpus.
A fresh importation Of hay. rake s~indlars
Is announced. They travel in fine buygies,
ts'k fairly. and are altogether very accom-
plisbed sconndreis. lie, the people be on
their guard.
Dubuque has had six circuses and men
agrr'es during the past six weeks 1t is
estimated the peop'e have spent over six
thousand dollars attending them.
An original sharper has been doing the
ladies Ut Muscaiue out Of their para, o!s i,
taking them 10 his hotel 70 repair ibem-
that being the last they see Of their properly
or Of hip,.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

A Belgian harkeeper announces his estab-
lishm.nt il the newspapers in this way
"Insurance against thirst At fixed premiums,
ayahle in cash.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10
BLANK BOOKS.

u invited to our work before purchasing elsewhsre
Magazines, Periodicals, Letter Books. Scrap Books,
Papers, &c, Bo1na - any style. '-sf
ADOld hooks rebound. With FIRST class workm i,
and 81; the iat..; .ps .css~sy nj command
guarantee to give satisfaction. Urderv BY mall
promptly attended to. Address, s.a--M Ill.,. -
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-10

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Chicago, H., May I, Is6s-iy@
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16
DONATIONS ToTHEH owARDA ssoo1A-

GAS HERE AND ELSEwHERE.-The
people Of Cincinnati and st. Louis COM
plain OF the enormous price that they are
charged for gas. They say that their gas
companies, which are private corpora
tiOps just as the Memphis gas light com
psny Is, charge far too much for the srti-
Gle. They want their city authorities to
buy stock in their gas companies, so that
controlling they may reduce the price OF
gas. The municipal authorities of Gin
cinnati and st. Louis have again and
again tried to buy stock in the gas COM
panies, and have offered immense sums
for il, but they can't get it. Those gas
companies will not sell to the cities Of
Cincinnati and st. Louis, however much
the people Of those places desire them TO
do 50, that the price OF gas may be re-
duCed. But in these cities Of Cincinnati
and st. Louis, the price OF gas is only two
dollars and per thousand cubic feet.
Here the Memphis gas light company
charges six dollars per thousand cubic
feet, and when the Gayoso gas company
offers 70 sell to the city a controlling por-
ton Of its stock, which would secure both
to the city and private consumers gas at
q very low rate, there are aldermen who
pretend that they can't see any advan-
tage in the city securing such control,
and try To convince people that the
Memphis gas light company is selling gas
very cheaply when it only charges near
~ three times as much as the people of
Cincinnati and st. Louis pay for the gas
they use. VINO are these Hessians Of the
gas company
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

ASTONISHING Some one
between s and 9 pm. OF the day before
yesterday, stepped into the hall Of the
house, A. POut0toc street, and helped
himself % a new light grey cloth frOek.
coat, belonging to the Editor in-Chief OF
the APPEAL, and which he had worn but
one day. In the breast p0cEetof the coat
was the key Of the Editors law Office.
As il can be Of no use to the gentleman
who borrowed the coal, perhaps be will
kindly return the key. We hardly expect
Il. since hemust have arrived at IA uueX-
ampled pitch OF dsprsvify 10 steal the
only decent coat Of So Editor who pretty
nearly works for nothing and finds hip-
self We would offer a reward for the
arrestof the chevnlier d'iHduStrie who has
INSIDE so serious a Fray on our wardrobe,
If we supposed il would avail anything.
In the performance Of q public duty
we have notified the police and our
domestic, Hannah, proposes to consult an
African fortune-teller, in which we have
helplessly acquieseed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

SEWING MACHINES AT h PARIS EX-
HBITION.-" There seems TO be cOnsid-
cradle contradiction among the successful
exhibitors as 10 the awards made in this
denartmsnt. The recipients Of the two
gold medals BeVerally advertise that
theirs is the only gold medal, thus con-
tradicting each other, while eli tbs other
prize-holders concur that no gold medal
was awarded to any sewing machine
whatever. Happily, i is not our duty to
decide this knOtty question but, be it as
h NAV. the Grover q Baker sewing
machines have received the very highest
prize-abOve all medAls-their represen-
tstive In Paris having been decorated by
the Emperor with the Cross Of the Lee
zion OF Honor.u Wednd the above in one
On our English exchanges, and transfer IL
10 our columns with satisfaction. Ii is
gratifying TO dnd that the Grover& Baker
machine, which stands so higu - home,
shouit also receive the highest honor
abroad. When It is remembered that
one thousand gold medals were awarded
81 the Exposition, and only one hundred
and fifty decorations, Il vii be seen that
the Cross of the Legion OF Honor was
considered by the judges a. a much
higher award OF merit than the gold
medsl. No other sewing mschine at the
Exposition received this distinction,
Showing that, in the opinion Of His Inn
perial Majesty. and the judges, no other
was equally deserving. This award
place the Grover & Baker machine first
In order on the official catalogue OF the
Exposition, "a il is hnt in the estimation
Of the public on both sides Of the Atlantic.
IN z Express.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16
or mAzIS.

Until further notice the Malls viii close AZ
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago. 81. Louis, Nashville, Louis
Vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland. PittsburE, Fhila-
delphls, Buffalo, Albany, New York, BalLi-
more. and all cities north and west, at
Sis pm.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, Mo-
Bile. Ala, New YOrE, Nashville, and ali cities
south and east, a. 5.31 PM.
New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss,
NlcksbUrg, Natchez, and all cities south, at
Ap.m.
An stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
southern, New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern railroads At $50 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads At pm.
All stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sisippi Central, Mobile and OHIO, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at am.
For Lutte Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
en Arkansas and VI hlter rivers lsem1-Weeklyjs
Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
Mississippi river-south, (semi-weeklyh Tues
days and BaturdavE.
Mississippi ~riVer-north, (seml-WeeEly) Mon.
days md Frdayg.
r. O. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-A very
good audience was in attendance last
night at the New Memphis to see the
popular play of Gty MIHHeriBq, in
which the fayorite, Lady Don, played
Henry Bertrand very a~cceptabiy to
the audience, but a little less dash would
probably be better suited to the taste OF
q critic. On her every appearance she
was well received and heartily spplauded.
Mrs. Allen seemed quite at home in the
rather difficult character Of " Meg Meril-
les.U She dressed the part well and
played it sdmirably. The singing, Incl
dental to the piece, was very fine. 1t
could not be otherwise, both Lady Don
and Miss Fanny Piars0n being in excel
lent voice. The selection Of Scotch bal
lads and tablesUx finished the evenings
entertainment. Tonight Don Cesar de
Bdz1R will be produced, with Lady Don
as Don Caesar" The house should be
filed.