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An Act to pay A. Klocze~ski for m,

AN ACT TO pay A. Kloczevski for medicines fur
nished the poor of the Fourth Ward in quarter
ending March 81, 1870.
BE ~ enacted by fhe BoaTd Of Aldermen ana Boayd
Of Common Couacsl Of the C,tyof WdShtHgfoH, That
the sum of two hundred and sixty three dollars and
seventy one cents be- and the same is hereby, ap
propriated out OF the gene al fund to pay A. Kloc
zswski apothecary TO the poor of the Fourth W ard
for medicines furnished the poor Of that ward du
ring the quarter ending March 81, 1870.
Approved, Nov ember l9, 1870.
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Az ACT TO paw W. q. Duckett, apotheeary for tina
poor Of the tirst Ward, three hundred ami thirty.
three dollars.
BE AZ enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen ana Board
Of Common Council Of The Cly Of Washtrgoa That
the sum Of three hundred and thtrty-tbree dollars
be- and the same is hereby, appropriated out of the
general fund, to pay Walter g Duckett, spothecary
for the poor of the First Ward, for medicines fur.
pished during the quarter ending March 81 $50
Approved, November 10, 1870.
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AN Acr to pay Oscar Oldberg for medicine.

nished the poor Of the Fourth Ward in July, ls70
BE enacted BY fAe Board Of Aldermen aad Board
Of Common Council Of the City Of W1Shtagton, That
the sum Of one hundred aud fifty dollars and ten
cents be, and the same IL hereby, appropriated out
OF the general fund to pay Oscar Oldberg, apothe-
cary for the poor of the Fourth Ward for medicines
furnished in July, lT0.
Approved, Nov ember 10, 1870.
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An ACT granting permission to the trustees OF the
Biftesnth street Presbyterian church to erect Q
wooden structure.
Be u enacted By fhs Board q Aldermen and Booyd
Of Conlnsoa CoxAeil af the CRY Of WaSAiMston, Thai
ps.pi,sce bs s.a he5soy. grated = the trustees
afrane binding upcn their lot. IN the rear Of thsir
church, In which TO keep voed and coal, (the bpid
Dsiop for the eams b obtained from the frSsidspt
Of the United States. =
Approved, November II, $50.
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Az ACT to psy . deficiency in arpropriati,

AN ACT TO psy deficiency in appropriation for
grading and grayeliRg North N street, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets west,
BE AZ enacted by TIE Board Of Alderplea and Board
Of Common CoxHeIk Of the Ctfy Of WashtaF fon Thai
the Of three hundred and xty eight doliars
ninety three cents be, and the same Is hereby, An
propriated out of the Second Ward fund for q def
cheney in grading and graveling North n street be
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth streets west,
Approved, November 10, $50
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An Acr to aid in the eonstrSeticn q q temporary

Be 10 enacted sy fhe Board Of Aldermen and Soar.
% Common CoSHsiIof tAe Guy a. WASHINGTON, Ths
the Of three hundred dollars be. and the same Il
hereby appropriated out Of the general fund to en-
able the to aid the city Of Georgetown and th
citizens Of Fairfax county, Virginia. to construct
temporary crossing Of the Potomac, at the Chair
bridge; he same 70 be applied and disbursed by hi
honor the Mayor In such manner se in HE judemen
will be most likely 10 psh the object desired
Approved, November %. LEO
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AN inc f6IItf q. LlneaWe0yer.
Be IL enacted by The Board Of ALdsYnita and Board
OF Common Cowaet Of the City q WashtHgto That
eighty five cents be, and the 10 hereby appro
out o! me sensrs ond ior the peymepf Of the
Of the eixth Wsrd for medicines furnished the poor
curing the quarter ending juno 50, 1870,
Approved November l9, 1870
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WaId m medicines fnrnishsd dnrinu the = n "

Wald, Tor Indebtedness furnfshed DURING the Quarter
ending June 30, $50.
BeU enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of tAs City Of Washtastoa, That
the sum of one hundred and thirty nine dollars aud
seventy nine cents be, and the same 10 hereby, sp
propriated out of the general fund te pay J. s.
Jones, apothecary to the poor Of the Fifth Ward,
for medicines furnished the poor in quarter ending
June 30, $50. (Approvfd. November 10, 1870
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RAILROADS.
pALTInoRR AND ONO aAIIaoaD

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=. .sS Ssss n 5saAJfsTl NJ i. &{A%
WEST nov run ss follows, vim:
FOE BALTIMORE,
's' fS "A ii e Nv w sI .S '
n. $50 S nd i.i;y' ssn..s. st s'' and 'a'
train &c ct ss s And n ana 30
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res AL AZ F = M : 81 % f fRd 'ssIn
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ror nss srna rsrasrseers. &e.
sns ssTrsarIl q s3se ss e ssss No.
ThToush ticket, 70 IN. ws.t cen {. A.a =, m.
sshinst'n Station Ticket once At al hour, IN The
for View Ysrh, Psn.aelehi., and Boston. Sc, ID.
n..s.r q r r. SpsSoss
gro. 5. kOoSTz, &c, I ksr. " ..hins,un. y,l.
THBoVGB LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YoRk.
r-,,,, wsssJS5IoS, june ). is7O-sOOu.
10 ISS !. =. ;s' S.T ioEk a., ~
foR INV YoBk, without change Of cars
Leave daily except Sunday q 90 o N !, l:ls
ToB PHILADELPHIA
u L 100 asy except Sunday .; 800 .. m, l2ts
and sAo Pm. ON susp.Y
Lave TOT Ne. York II 200 .. N, and Phfs -
sisspins car. Tor Ne. Yors o. ., m. train .-.,.
Through tickess 20 Philsdelphis, New York, or
Boston be hsd ct the station Once % ali hours
Of the day.
See Baftmere and Ohio Railroad stver,,-~n,n,
for schedule between washington, Baltimore, An
nspols, and the West. j. L. WILSON
Master OF Trsnsportstso,
IN. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. D. k0oNrZ, Agent, wsahinEton. ,elx
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An ACT for the relief of Willis

An Act for the relief of William L. BrsmbaIl
BE AZ enacted by ns Board of Aldermen aNd Boayd
Of ComDloa CoEaeil Of ths Guy Of wasainsion, That
sane 10 hereby. appropriated, payable out Of the
water fund, TO William L; Brenhall as compensa-
ton for extra clerical service rendered in the
Regtstrar once nom August ls, ls70, to October
Approye ed, November 10, lS-o
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AN Acr 20 trim and gravel street south, frsn
to TSRa n n n

F.ueRac;sd t. rae Board Of 4 dsrHe. and BeaTe
81 CONNER CoEaei az Iat Cry eJ WasAsasfsa. Tha
The Mayor be, and he 10 hereby, authorized and re-
quest-d Or cause y street south from Fenth tc
elfth ttrt wett, to be trimmed and graveled
,pd 10 defray the ex penee thereof the u -four
hundred dollars, or % much thereof as may ts
neeetssry he, and the same 10 hereby, appropriated
pay 10 ont Of the funds of the Seventh Ward the
work 10 be done by the day, under the direct Of
the surveyor and superintendence Of the commits
siener Of the Seventh Wsrd.
Approved, November 70, lS0.
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JOINT REsoLuTIoN granting certain privileges to
r. ". Hoonan.

RssotU.d By the Board Of Aldermen sad Board Of
Comn1oa CoHaett ~ ths Cay Of WdshtRsfoH. That
permassoe BE- and 10 hereby, granted to 7. v. Noon
an to erect franc addition TO the Of his house
situated ct No 1895 Seventh street Northwest said
eddaon to be nAds the building line and 70 Be nine
Test 81 dx lest, and one story high, the Same TO
main during the pleasure OF this rporefion Pro
rided, Thst the consent u the President Of the
United states Be ffst obtained.
4pSr0vsd, nov Nov. =. taS-U. 8. GsSsI. mayor
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An Acr granting permission to Charles II.

s,ssa s.I1 Ps sGditiaO e Sh n Raraes
Be a. enacted ty lhs Bonyd AZ AIder0es osd 6o.,,
az Cemnssn Cessei! ~ ths 0tv " Washisgten, Tha
RsamII.ien @, And the same 70 hereby, gven Z
name building, adjoining his TIVE story bricj
On M r sau q IA
Approved, Nov. -, Mon. q. Emery, Mayor.
Approved, Nov. -, lS70-U. 3. GRANT.
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Charles q, 0artsn

81 CeHnaen coraeii o. lks Oily Of WGskissisn, rhs
ksrtin 70 erect irsns Suiidisg q On addition t.
the hoSse in lot s. equafs SIS, the sams 4
Approved, Nov. Is, l6O-U. @. Emery, mayor
Approved, Nov. l9, l60.-U. 3. GRANT.
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JONI RESOLUTION r,sntS,ss certain privileges II

Kssefre6 ty lae Board Of lLdermes asd Board
Hrs. o. h Carpenter be. and abe IL hereby. granted
permission to have erected wood shed, for the pro-
lection Of tuel Re-, on her Dremises neGrer % her
brisk dveling than twenty four feet, a. now BRO
Approved, Nov Is, ls7O.-M. q. IxERY, MAYOR.
Approved, How. 10, l60.-U. 3. GRANT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-03
JoIsr Rrsorurre. s..p,ins certain privilege to

Rsselred n ths Bosrd 81 Zdymss asd Board
o. SsmMss fes.e,i q ~ Ciy az Wasktsgtss, fhsl
Adens 70 place frame houes on the north paSt Of
% No. y, tn square 81, within tWsnfy Tour feet
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-11

The RUSSIAN NAyY.-English journals
are exhibiting great alarm in consequence
Of q report that the Russians have fifty
ironclad monitors, drawing under eight
cen feet water, at Nikolaieff. This town
is situated on the River Dnieper, which
flows into the Black Sea through basin
called Dnieper Liman. It is stated that
for some years back every difficulty has
been thrown in the way of foreigners
desiring to visit Nikolaieff, and Russia
has refused permission to have English
naval officers attached to the British Em
bassy at st. Petersburg. It is reported
that the forts at the entrance of the Sen
of Azof have been mado impregnable.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-11

The PREsENTMENT OF THE GRAND JURY.
The presentment of the Grand Jury,
to which we have already referred, will
be found in another column. Comment.
ing upon the abstract given by us on
Friday last, the Charleston Courier says:
<'We cordially approve of the remarks
OF Judge Bryan. The people of this
State, whatever may be their position,
irrespective OF caste, color or social po-
sition, are all bound together by the
common tie of self-irterest. It is to the
advantage of every man, woman and
child in our little commonwealth, that
the State should be prosperous, and
prosperity can only be produced by wise
laws properly administered, and by the
harmony of our citizens. Our first ne
ceseity is peace; not only that sort of
peace which is to be found in the absence
of bloodshed. but that higher peace which
Is based on mutual good will.
To the presentment of the Grand Jury
we also yield our heartiest assent, and
more particularly to that portion which
protests against the use of military power
for the purpose of controlling elections.
We have long regretted the growing ten
dency OF this country towards despot-
ism."
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burn and destroy. Thusip open aayea-
oouraging incendiarism.. ThS uiIvfM
and Tlis0ihievous acts aud .hng1aSe Of
such wicked men are fpreaentea Tor ITO
confederation of those Thoss duNyit is4o
enforce the law. The violent conduct OF
q few such men may lesd 10 aots .of VIC.
lence by many, Ind thus injure not only
the good name, but the peace and pros
perity of the State.
We have visited the County Jail and
the State Penitentiary, acpording to the
instructions OF the Court. We found
everything in excellent order. and the
prisoners we'll kept. There is nothing
to complain of on this head, as the Of
fcers seem to discharge their duty, and
the prisoners to be provided for pro.
perly and humanely. Respectfully sub
q br0Nrrn,fEpv n
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FALSE CoLons on THE Whoever
saw the natural tingo renewed in gray hair by
hair dye? No one Who can distinguish
tho browns and blacks brought ont by PM.-
from Naturo'e? No ono. And mark, it leaves
no stain Oh tho skin, aud is clear and trans
parent. aud has no sediment. Sold by sll
druggists and fancy goods dealers. u II t3
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Arrest that terrible Catarrh, and thus avoid
consnmptivo's grave, by using DIR. Sage'p
Catarrh kemcdy. The proprietor will nay
by druggists. or send sixty cents to Dr. H. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, and receive it by mail.
Pamphlet sent fr,c. D11+3s1
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cts nifty curis," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike. while 70, ding about tho impending war
In Europo, "that the Hollerhorn creates ouch
an ado in Yurrup, when it's sch a common
disease among tho cattle in Amer ky" The
old lady, having delivered herself of the
above took dose OF IIPrMAN's GREAT GkR.
MAN BIrrERs to cheer her depressed spirits,
and resumed her knitting.
Lippman's Bitters arc for Sale by all drug.
gista and dealers. Depot in Columbia, y. G.,
At GEIeEg 4 McGREaoR's, Druggists. S19
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One Of the best remedies extant for Dyspep-.
sia. General Debility aud Chills, is the OIn
CAROLINA BITTERs. u Hts
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LIKE 'QUAKEn GuNs."-Artifioial teeth are
OF little use, and easily detected. Take care
OF the real ones. All you need is fragrant
SozoDoNT. Use 1t daily, and your teeth will
be the last OF natures gifts to fail you.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-11

"SPALDINa's GLUE" mends Headloss Dolls
and Broken Cradles. Dill f3
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There is but one verdict, and that is The Oil
bic Tonic. D IL IS
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No medicine, whether made North or Soutli
will be found superior to that old established
remedy for Dyspepsia. the OID CAnoLINA
BIrrERS. Dill t3
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zens, died Of paralysis, ut his residence,
two miles from this place, on the morn
ing of the 7th instant, in the eighty
seventh year Of his age. -
LdurenSuiNe HeJulU
A Nevada man traded his fourteen year
old daughter for yoke Of oxen. The
purchaser locked the girl up in the barn.
and she set fire to it, and in the con-
fusion escaped to her grand-fatbcr's
In my opinion, says Sallust, he only
may be truly said to live and enjoy his
being who is engaged in some laudable
pursuit. and acquires n name by some
illustrious action or useful art.
The Israclitcs Mt Cincinnati are moving
for National jewish University, and
prominent Israelite of Lawrenceburg,
Ohio, has initiated the movement with
subscription of $4,000.
The citizens of Tuscarora County, ca
lifornia, have lynched two Indians, the
muracTeT5 OF the DonAeii family, and are
in pursuit of the third.
Miss Alice Octavia Wits, IL young lady
of Harrisonburg, Virginia, was killed on
Sunday last, in Augusta County, in that
State, by being thrown from horse.
spunky bride in Port Hope, Canada,
married The groomsmuu, because the
bridegroom was too much intoxicated to
stand erect
The Bennettsville Journal announces
the death on the 2Sth ult., of Mr. Ri
chard W. Dudley. M old citizen OF that
place.
Why are there more marriages in
winter than in summer? Because then
ho
muffsl
The handsome synagogue recently
erected by the Israelites OF Augusta,
Ga, WAS dedicated on Friday evening.
It is noticeable fact that people who
change their mind bitten never get good
one.
Meals furnished at reasonable hours,
at PoLLocK's
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
NEW-JERsEY STATE FAIR.

The New-Jersey State Fair, which was COM
menced on Thursday, was closed yesterday. AT noon
tbe field was well filed, and at every part and nook
and corner had its occupant The President Of the soc
tv Cen n Norris Halsted at his post in his hand
some tent "a short way from tue main entrance Under
his superyision assisted by Mr.. VIM NJ Force, the Sec
rotary and Mr. WIN. H. McClave, the Treasurer as well
a. NV tbe Hon n s. Rue the VcePresldcnt. and the EX-
ecntve Committee the Hon Amos Clark Jr., Benjamin
Haines t. G. Brown, Phineas Jones, ana ueoIge Geo 80 ~,
Dunn, the tdT mas DeoH huO'oN'i"i'J h""o'N 'i'N-
The twelfb annual address delivered by the Hon.
Orestes Cleveland of Jersey CITY. Az the fresidtlt
nrned to large tent especially set apart or is puf-
"sa where Mr. Cleveland introduced tothe immense
Potbsr;no Inv President Halsted in short address.
Mr. Cleveland was received WIN apPa'su & nn i vU,
away of the public lands for the purposes OF specuao5
and ',nonopolsts and endeavored 10 impress on all
present the necessity OF an * H. osen, day TIey
,i aacb their farmers the wealth that lay beneath
the sulstrata Of tho earth, ana wneh 'hey louu tiS
out they would dig twenty inches deeper ana "ou so
r 10 vgss not far distant when the SUBJECT OF agrcu
frc 1uld transcend all Others, ana De lle theuo am
burden of the daily press. NewJersey, ne denonnd.cu
tbe Garden State" of the Union Tor SdWptIIs, y Pra
aud an descrntions of fruit and agricultural pOuuch
He then enlarged upon her manuIactOIl6s az H1naih
Jerscy City Camden Paterson, Marion, "est lVDohen
Trenton and Railway. lCheeisI ne ooi,, mn odvice a.
able and practical address with some ROOd auNlce 10
farmers Which WAS attentiyey listened 10. ho hsheu
continued earnest support for the NewJorsey no 6f
cultural society and closed amid prolonged aIPauSe;
sident Gen UaIstead said 81 have now finished read
ing the list Of the premiums, winch iHoPo W. pr.
and entire satisfaction so far as IN my pOMri & 40 81
hldcht Of this Society, ahd the olnel M o und
cheers aIid cries OF you haYe.'l Next year noi i
trust shall all do more. and emulate one another Ill
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Before Judge dtchtord.-1he charges dgd'ns'
Marshal SHARPE diStaisscd1hc Application Of J0lh DO
herty order compelling T. 5. Marshal sharpe 10
pay s2i7 keepers fees, 10 which Dohcriy cameu
that he was entitled for watching bankrnpts estate AZ
Tuckahoe, yesterday denied The following consoHt
was submitted TO the u. :. District Court:
matter of All homo Iodguan d Char a. HOFFMAN baas
evidence having beer tkn bern the aQTcton ~
John Dohery sgainst the M'rh compel 'he said Nra 70
Dohey @247 ies for serving 81 Iukahe IN
tt above matter the evidence having been h DO hereby con-
said app cation be- denied merits alf at 90 order
ma be without uotce DATED
CHARLEs n. BANEIGAS, Attorney i,r Joh1 Doherg.
ON this consent the following Ord.r was issued;
At the United states D.tr Cour, Ae r ne south
ern District NegYok held AZ rs tokoom 10 he 'h nN
vo on Thurslav 2d Of September. lr' be lion rm
mel Batc ford Judge. II the matter - Ao' D. mi9
and Charlie A. IIocuan banklup On reading and hf L ll ID
consent ~ John Sc igNck com e o 'o-e d. '
sa, a. cr,s, hs he Application Of join uale rfon e
rr 10 show canse herea gan.si 1th Aug lJO b. sI e e
denied On ts merits sAh.- Ola '''s''''
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
SUPERIOR COURT-CHAMBrRs.

Before Judge IngrdhGm-The BOard Of Com
niSSiOners Of PilOtS a John Mcguire and oheis-Ihis
il an application for temporary injunction To restrain
the defendants from acting pilots, and the panlns
also apply for the injunction on behalf OF themselves
and representatives OF the pilots OF New York to ad
In the due execution OF the law Tie plaintiffs alege
that the defendants persons without licenses as pilots
under pilot law Of this State yet act as pilots 0 way
sandy Hook, and boat riggcd as SANDY liooE
pilot boat, numbered IS, and have collected large
sums of money pilotage fees without paying
three per cent pilotage due the Coinmlssioners
The plaintiff also claims that the licenses
granted by the United States Steamboat Inspect
ors under the OF Congress OF 1882 has reference solely
TO the permanent pilots employed upon steamyesses ~
part their permanent organization and not 10 local
pilots Tho defendants claim that they were authorized
and under the laws of the United States and deny
that they hold themselves out authorized licensed
by the plaintiffs They admit that they boat called
the "Enchanress." numbered 49," and claim nat tire
enactment OF the 25h OF February 1867, although in tho
form of amendment 10 the Act of 1885, was 10 be re-
garded the original law which certainly was not en.
forced between the 25h Of july 1855, and The 18th of
February 1867. During this interval the Act OF St6 alone
IN force, and the State law OF 1853 was dead AZ e
time OF the enactment OF 1867 therefore 1t was not an
existing law of State within the saving clause OF Tho
Congress OF 1861. The State laws the defendants
claim therefore superseded by the Law Of Congress-
and nugatory Congress, when egsatng upon tins sab
iect, legsate exclusively, and the defendants
claim that by the Act OF 1852 they entitled To hold
licenses under the Acts Of Congress, and demand why
they shall not exercise their functions under those laws
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

This house reopened for regular season ON the lch
inst with new burlesque by hir. H. D. farhc' o"nou
THE Idle Prentice"
The Royalty Theater was opened on the 7th
inst with the comedy of "Our Nelly" by Mr.. II. y.
Craven, and Mr.. Barnard's new Duriesluo Oh r. "'
.Julias Caesar, the Irregular Rum 'un"
"a Midsummer Nights Dream" was brought
out at Queens Theatr Saturday evening" the ith
inst Mr. Phelps making his first appearance there TINS
season-"'Twixt Axe and Crown" has been played 200
times ut this house.
Mr.. James Albery's comedy of The Two
Roses (Which underlined nj Walacks still keeps the
stage OF the Vaudeville Theater I'm the strand ana ls
brilliantly successful. A new farce called Chiseling
was brought out there the 9Th inst The burlesque OF
Don Carlos has passed its Tooth night at this theater
Handsome IL that Handsome Does" is the
title OF Mr.. Tom Taylors comedy, brought out on
the Sd OF September the London Olympic -Four OF the
characters says exchange, are Cambridge students
diverse tasfesArpStronp, devotee OF the muscular
Christianity creed; MOgyns heavy swell or limited
conversational powers Ootton given to botanical ana
chronological pursuits and the Hon. Henry Cferednd
who is susceptible and given to falling In love with
farmers daughters. There is lord CIerednds father
a ncighbOring dalesman, proud and hones ana his
pretty daughter with whom Cleretdnd falls in love;
schoOlmaser fierce and jealous lover OF the same GIRL
among the characters; among the scenes, mortar
struggle on the edge Of precpice, and thrliing
rescue, much magnanimity, explanations reconciha-
tlOnS, etc.