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BUILDING MATERIAL.

BUILDING MATERIAL.
nAvENP0RT a MALL0RY's celebrated Rim and Nor.
tce Locks and Latches much lower than the general
prices Novelty, and Other Rim Locks with best Mineral
Knobs for 81 cents good Morce Locks 80 cents best do
rs cents also fine assortment Of Hinges, Screws Nails,
&C. constantly hand. All goods delivered and guaran-
tied cheap they be bought elsewhere. Builders
me caII n. LINDSLEY,
successor to Lindsey, Pa. ay bet 9th 10th ste.
may 2l--tf Sat News
TOR THE PREVAILING DISEASES of
II the summer, a sovereign preventive and cure
say the proprietary may be found in HAMPTONS VEGE-
TABLE TINCTURE. IL has been given In small doses TO
children teethng with great For SALE direct from
the manufacturers, at
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
6tn st., near Louisiana avenue
R Pamphlets be procured gratis by calling
june l2--tr
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The Whole World Attention He him, ys sick,
and do Mea0ise!!

RALTnfoRE, Feb. 0, 1852.
srs Mortimer If Moipbydy: Gentlemen: 1t ia with real
pleasure that am able to attest the healing and
curative powers Of Dr. Hamptons Vegetable Tncture.
Sometime during last November taken with very
bad serious cough was advised take Codyer OIL
and so but getting better induced to try your
Tncture. got one bottle, and before had used all my
cough left Permit also to state that for the last m
teen years. have suffered very much from Acute Rheuma
tism and Vertigo, combining me at times to my bed.
fully convinced that owe my present good health to the
use of the Tincture, and kind Providence
You are, my friends at liberty to this you may
think proper' ana believe me- yoars' very
NB-I can be seen at any time at the Mayors office.
g. d.
THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by Hamp
toms Vegetable Tincture most respectable ct
to show anything record In medicine to equal It, Many
hundreds Who hare felt its healing po'uer bear the same est
m0Av.
BALTIMORE, July g. 1862.
MssTs. Mortimer d Mo,Ubrdy Gents Last September
attacked with erysipelas from which dreadful ulcer
formed my right leg Getting better Of this last November
took deep cold which led to what physician told
bilious pleursy, which left me with consta deeply
constantly throwing up from my lungs thick matter
became much emacated growing weaker every day. and
keeping my bed the greater part Of the time. My friends
thought had the consumption aud at times also Of
the opinion AT this stage Of disease, after having
tried many various remedies without success friend
advised me to try DR. HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE, and procured BOTTLE which now pronounce
the greatest medicine took Before had taken hall
the contents of bottle felt much improved and
having taken but tho bottes cough and pains have
truly say that with the blessing Of God, have been
restored to the health enjoy by the use Of this most
invaluable medicine. Yours,
WESLEY ROCK,
Cab Go
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Truth stranger than Fiction None need despair T.
A Lady's Testimony after Mirty-sight gears
of sufermg!

We're there real virtue In this wonderful medicine,
could 1t perform the astonishing made by 1T
NORTHAMPTON Co., April Is, 1852
Messrs Tyler Addr have been afflicted with Rheu.
matsm, at times from my twelfth year; will be fifty
of the 18th Of this month"; the attacks at times
to render helpless have tried various
dies very little effect Last October attacked In my
shoulders Sides back and hips; could not rest day
nght could not move any part Of body without
Ing with PAIN at this time also tried many remedies In
erna and external without receiving any relief
last advised to try HAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE;
before had taken bottle Of which felt much better,
back and limbs and my stomach strengthened and revived
every way have taken five bottles and much better
than expected to be. intend 1t whenever
need It, and would recommend it to the afflicted, believing
II unsquailed. Yours,
ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
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DOMESTIC PICKLES!

3 BARRELS PICKLES, put up In domestic STYLE read
for table, superior article for sale by the hundred
w. G. HARPER 4 CO.,
Penna avenue, bet. a1S and 9th streets,
ap Ctr opposite Athen@um.
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IIVAeI5 eIV-IIdIFes NU-VuHrtdTb 4ZOU.
Certificates fpack0ges OF 20 wholes.. $4,000
Do do 20 halvss.,.....,.,.... $500
DO do 20 quarters. $3.50
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Tickets SlO-HaIVes S5--Quafters SzOV
Certificates Of packages of Is wholes. $4,000
DO 90 rs halves 6OOO
Do do rs quarters ..".. 5000
~ Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of pack
ages the above splendid Lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and official account of each drawing
sent Immediately after 1t Is to all who order from me-
Address e. Z. O'BRIEN, Agent,
sen 90 Alexandria, Va.
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$4,000! $50 900 $4,000!
Lottery for the benent Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS lo2, PoR 1854
To be drawn Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday, oct q
Is number lottery-14 drawn ballots
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]. A. C. IARDELLA.

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his pupils aud the public that
his season Of instruction will terminate Friday the
9th inst and that his duties will be resumed on the 10th
September Thankful for the patronage he has hitherto
experienced he begs leave to promise the exercise Of his
utmost energies hereafter TO merit the appreciation 80 lib
orally bestowed upon him. " 7-eotf
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LIME DOUBLE ENAMELED FRENCH
Il CARDS.-Anothsr lot of nne Cards for engraving
and writing upon with the style and pencil and variety
Cards for printing Of the different numbers and
quates-at Mrs COLLISIONS Fancy Store, Sixth street
feb 20-tr near Louisiana avenue.
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CITY GAS STOCK FOR SALE!
% SHARES Of Washington City Gas Stock for sale at
10 the BANK OF THE UNION
mar left Wash. News a....
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$4,000! $85,OoOl $4,000! $1l, $3.50!
Of $1,000 A of $1,000!

Lottery Tor the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS los, FOR 1852.
To be drawn Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday. Oct
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DILLs Of all kinds too tedi GUS convention. For sale
III by WILLIAM T. EVANS,
aug H-n corner Of II and 7th streets.
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TOMS CABIN-The Great American
~ Tale-by Harriet Bsecher Stowe. For sale by
sep3-tr GRAY q BALLANTYNE, It'll st.
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Our Boston Correspondence.
- BOSTON, July q, fslz'
The British Minister, 1fr. Webster, and Fishing-
Nuo Liquor Lasc, etc.

f.s.. BosTON, July -, tS1Z'
The British Minister, 1fr. Webster, and Fishing-
Neo Liquor Ldso, etc.
Ths telegraph several times informed you, during
tho early part of last week, that Mr. CsmPton, the
British Ministers ard Daniel Webster, were coscted
ut the Revere House, consulting up,s the "hsh"
business; but this Information was voluntarily on
tho part Of tho Lightning, and entirely without
0u"da,icn in truth for, MS IL appears, Me-.
amp'on did not anivc in town until this
m ming, via Fall River route. lie took q',ay-
tcrs at the Revere House, and upon inqulriug for
M Webster, ascortainod that he was engaged in
4 hing of Nahaut. Her Brtanni, Majcsty's repre-
ssntative smiled, and jsstingy wished to know II
Mr. Webster was experimenting upon the art Il
fishing before entering into negotiations upon the
subject Mr. Champion Immediately ordered car
riage aud proceeded 70 Nahant to join in the sport
leis expected that the representatives. Of the tw,
90 lntrics Will proceed TO Msrshfield tomorrow.
am informed that grand reception Is pre-
airing for Mr. Webster, on his arrival Ut Duxbuy,
20 DO participated In by the citizens Of Duxbary,
Manbheid, Sc,tuate, and the surrounding to aus
10 viii be addressed at the former plsce by the
lion. Seth Sprguo, . venerable resi- toot Of thst
'Qrn, and .tnga.e "a III. reegug DL.-m..s Ay.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Onagsmss Of Upper Canada cannot "walk" oass
In tho twelve months without being assailcd. e.
fsssed TO defend their lives, while hers In Lover
Canada, the streets sre blocked four or 1vs unss
during tho yearly pscesioos fpries,s and ncnhs
and Roman Catholics, and no one ventures sven -
criticisc the Performance.
An awful accident took place last Wednesday
morBirg in the vioinity Of this csy II had rsissd
heavily all Tuesday, and by nidnighs ter
rsp,s Of water werc pouring down from the
nights Cape Diamond towards tho cevs
At tho edge Of the olif. tho rock 10 soft sad The
strata in mary places easily portions
Of stone and earth we're thus detached by she esa-
stsnt waterfall; and Mt 4 A M. on WodOssdsy. .
largo mass foil, overwhelming beneath 1t . brink
housc, in which three families sleeping AZ The
time One man, his wife, two children 6stweea
Eve ard six years Old and Us servant. were dug cut
Of tho ruins quite dead Two children we're orushsA
to death, aud their bodies 50 mutlated THAI II
scarcely possible to recognise thsY Tho other il.
mates Oi the house escaped with few broken limbs
and bruises. In tho course Of tho morning. thsse
other houses in tho ssme neighborhood wsre de-
troyed in like manner, but fortunately no lives
were Lost
The races arc going on here under . thermotnetse
at 80 degrees l cannot say much for tho hsrss
flesh exhibition STADAOONA.
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BOSTON, July "a, Ib51
The Brtifh schooner Coronct which arrived at this
port this forenoon has board the mate and four
men Of the ship Reciprocity, Of Calais Captain valpcy
from Mobile for Liverpool which vessel was burned at
juno 28 in lat A 3O Ion 45 80 The officers and
in tho boats sixteen hours, aud picked
up BY the French schooner Eagle, and taken TO st.
Peters Miq with the exception Of those board the
Coronet. .ho were landed at st. John, Newfoundland
There Is insurance the ship Reciprocity at the follow
ing offices In this city The Alliance, City. Mutual Nov
England Mutual Equitable Safety Washington, Nep-
tune Boston and Hope all Of which have 1850 cach
and one other ofnce the same amount
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police fsrce Of Boston. The wings Of this part Of
the wood are making desperate efforts - have the
Irish vote secured for SCOTT, and having obtained
the aid Of Mr.. Peter Higgins, arc confident Of suo
cess.
Mr.. Hawthorne's now works The Blithedslc
Romanoc"-was published on Wednesday. IL 10 a
complete failure do not say that il ID not what
the English would call ga clever book" nor do
mean to deny that, as q first effort. IL would be
sufficient to establish mans reputation o solid
foundation but it is altogether unworthy Of tho
author Of "The Scarlet Letter" The descent 10 as
great almost that which w alter Scott msdc from
+" Ivanhoe" to "The Monastery" aud hope that.
as the great rOmancer shot once to the zenith
by the production Of Kenilworth." "Quentin
Durwen," &c., 50 win Mr.. Hawthorns show
to the world that he has only been indulging
in nap, and will wakc up again at no very distant
day. Even Homer, as told, sometimes
sleeps, and why not the lesser sons of soog
Mr.. Hildreth's last volume is expected every day,
having been some time completed. IL brings eur
history down to the termination Of Mr. Monros's
first tern at which time, to speak, the old party
divisions had ceased to exist. The Missouri o0ntr0-
versy is included in the book, and il painted, We
mny presume, with pretty strong abolition brush.
curious work, bya Catholic clergyman Of stand
ing and talent, has just been published, in which it
is argued that Mr.. Brownson 10 an atheist. 1t
was about time that tho great reviewer should mako
another change. but never expected to find him
oh argcd with atheism from responsible quarter.
The company of National Guards from your oity,
who visited us this week, were much admired, for
their soldierlike aud gentlemanly bearing. Dod-
worth's band which accompanied them, IL uni
versally admitted to be perfect ALaoAA.
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sAruspAv. July ~, 1851.
BrrrAio, 10 A M.-Bsromctcr n 30. Thermometer
So Wind northeast t.f
oP.M.-Baromcrcr 20 4o Thermometer 80, clear
southwest. Clear warm evening. e.,, -. II
RocrrysrER. 10 A M.--fine morning Wind north
west; therm ometer 70 SUN shining brightly.
9P. M--CIcar 6pe night but rather sutry. Wind
west; thermometer 50. a. q tfalelsl e
Aupupr, 10 AM SUN shining brightly Light wind
northwest Thermometer 80. .
9P Clear and pleasaut evening Light wind
from tho north east Thermometer 10 ~. $500.
SYRACUSE. 10 A. VI Cool morning Rather windy and
little cloudy. Thermometer TO- Wind north.
. PM-fovriy night; clear. snd not too warm
Wind southwest Thrrmometer 70.
Urea 10 A. M.--Cicar pleasant morning. Wind west
Thermometer ~.
Up "A clear beautiful evening Wind west thor
meter "a
ALBANY. 10 NJ Clear pleasant morning. Wind
nth Thermometer ~. Barometer 3O.42
Or. NJ "A fpe day, and clear Hue night Wind north
cert Thermometer ~; baromttcr 20.ssQ mercury 10
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STATE Observation-Disclosures
ENTERPRISE.

STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ENTERPRISE. sa...s
SPECIAL coRREsroSpEScE OF THE NEW roRK HERALD.
ALBANY, July "a, 1859.
The argument in the case Of welch who claims tho
Office Of State Treasurer, against Cook the incumbent
came before the Justices Of the suppeme Court at
Delhi Thursday The court meets In September,
when decision will be rendered.
Two pickpocksts, from Na~ York, which came mp In
the Rip Van Wrinkle, this morning have been arrested
They gave their John Moss and Thos Cross
probably fictitious Several articles Of stolen property
found upon their persons Of which they confess
stolen.
The extensive iron works Of Mesrs. Corning and
Wipslow, at Troy which were consumed by fire ON the
9th Of June already rebuilt, and yesterday were
put in complete working order parallel Of such sue
cesful enterprise can scarcely be found. ".
LOSS OF LIFE FROM THE FIRE OF LAST NIGHr-sEN-
TENCE OF DEATH.
FROM ANoTHER CORRESPONDENT.
ALBANY, July "a, 1852.
Vim. Bambcr Clerk to the Attorney General who was
burned at the fire last night died at O'Clock this
merning from the effects Of hi injuries He had been
married only few months.
Two young men from Now York, named Morse and
Cross, were arrested this morning by tho police,
charge Of robb ng emgrants board the steamer
Isaac Newton The property was recovered, and the
young men were sent to jail.
Ira Sherwn has been convicted Of the murder Of JUS
tin Dell at Westvs Franklin county. in November last,
and sentenced BY Judge Hand Of the Supreme Court to
be executed on the 10th of September.
From the South.
LATER FROM TExAs-A NUMBER OF INTERESTING
ITEMS.
BALTIMORE, July 74-12k PM
The Southern mail has arrived from New Orleans The
papers contain Texas dates to the 14th inst The
counts Of tho crops in Texas Of the most favorable
character and the papers say that this tho hot
test in the memory Of the oldest inhabitant Of Texas
Indians continue to rob and murder the United
States side Of the Rio Grandc
Cholera is reported to be very fatal In victora-almost
every proving fatal within short time after the at
tack Twenty. four deaths reported to have
red in many hours, within the limits cf that small
town.
Ex-Presdent Burnett publishes statessent showing
that the battle of San acno was fought against the
wishes Of General Houston whom he severuy denounces
Colonel williamson well known for bis bravery the
battle Of New Orleans died recently In Texas.
German emigIapts had suffered much from sickness
and great numbers had died during the last six months
The schooner Willisms had arrived at New Orleans
with the mails Of the steamship Philadelphia and thirty
bne of her pass ergers.
The funeral ceremonies Of Bishop Chanchc going
the Cathedral and OF the imposing chara,
ter very large congregation Is In attendance, and
White.
About two hundred Baltimore, and fifty Washington
wings left In the this morning for Niagara.
Dor Of others will leave to night
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Fasnl Accident

t& PIrrsBuno July a. 1859
J wocdhcusc. Of the Arm Of A. q '. woodnouse
finnerr Of Allegheny. she measuring the roof Of
building the foot 81 Seminary Hill stepped slight
iy nailed boa,d and prccpi ated the grouud and
died Of his injuries in 'cw minute,
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Police Intelligence.

Hotel Ro66eyy -Un Tuesday last. Mr. A. Mckay mer-
chant from mississippi putting up the Howard Hotel
iner o. Maiden lane and Broadway, was roobed of Ss
~ seems that Mr. Mckay going TO bed took the pre-
caution to place his pantaoons in the pocket OF shc
was the money, under his pillow but, unfortunately hs
omitted to fasten the door Of hs and awaiting
In the morning he Discovered that rogue had en-
tered the room and carried off the amount Of mosey
as above set forth. No arrest.
Violent .4ssaut 1rh Glass Tsnnbtrr. "A man neDsA
George Irwin was arrested by the Fith ward police
Friday night on charge ofassaultDg young woaIs.
III fame named Roeins Styles residing ~ NO ss
.treet, nflicng severe blow on her head WI su1
bier. IL that Irwin. accompanied WIZ sovsEsa -
turned CsliforpjsDs bad resoft<d TO the Aoov0
house NJ bad drank good deal Of vinetosetner wneo
some difficulty and words eDsued between ho>sna 49,
Twin 1hrre or four Of the girls pitched uron h.ns
pulled biz hair and scratched his fsc and be under the
Influence Of the wine and excitement inflicted the beews
with the glass tumber The pocs conveyed Irwin 10 ths
ststion house Soon sfer the freDds Of the prsonse
brope hit Justice B gar to the station house Who tho
cosept The complainant herscf dicharsvd irwin c
CUSTODY the understanding that he shouid appear IN
the At the Pelice Court, at O'Clock Irwin sp-
pared at the court and the wsgstrste held him TO ssA
on the charge IN the sum Of 800 The required ball
procured and Irwin was liberated from custody.
THE EFFECT OF SPIRIT RArrINas Thomas Con-
rtLy, sy,o se,cD,een years, disd recently in The
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THE TEXAS .CREDIToRs-sENTENCE OF DAy-THE
PRESIDENTS FAMILY.
NIovemsnts OF Mr.. .bstor.

BosroN July "a, 1882.
There Is to be great time at Marsh6eld to day. All
the inhabitants of the surrounding country turn
cut and give Mr.. Webster a grand reception Marsh
field, you know Is his great chowder ground Il Is
there where he makes the best chowder and tie In
the codashery the chowdr parties in all parts Of New
EDgand-the great fish market Of America become
webserites 1t ia arranged that Mr. Webster shall
the at Kingston, where he will be received aud
escorted to the Town Hail. at Duxbury, where he will
make speech and afterwards proceed to his residence.
leave immediately for Mar but get back
In time to send you report for TO- HERALD.
You will get IL in time for Mondays paper.
From the Fisheries.
THE ST, JOHN. b., PAPERS AND THE FISHERY
QUEsTroN-AToTHER SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN
SCHOONER.
BosroS, July "a, 1852.
By the steamer Admiral, have st. John, N. B., pa
,pers to the 23d July
Tho Ne,g Bns,oce, Of the 22d says that the United
States government viii make attempt to obtain
dcaton Of the strict letter Of the fishery treaty; but
failing in that they viii then otter equivalent reci
precity In certain articles Of domestic growth The New
BYmsu,cker thinks that tho American gosercment will
make great noise about the rigid enforcement Of the
fishery treaty but they feel confident 1t viii frghten
John Bull out Of his present position.
The st John Morning Ne,cs says that serious troubles
between thetwo anticipated consequent
upon tho strict Interpretation Of the fshing treaty by
Earl Derby government 1t is not at oil improbable
the Ne,os thinks that the determination Of the British
ministry enforce the treaty has conceived with
view 10 the OF the negotiation for reciprocal free
trade
The New Brunswicker ays that on Tuesday last auoth
Amcrcsn fishing schooner sent into the port of
St johns N. b.. by II NJ steamer Netter, having bcen
seiyed In the Ray OF Fuudy for violation of the fishery
treaty Her name is the Hyddes and she belongs to
Lubsc Maine
The New runswick papers comment With considerable
feenpg.4 upon Mr. Web-trs recent despatch
The gsns that the United States sloop
OF war Albauy under orders for the fishing rrounds
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CiScuNrArI July "a 1852.
This morning three boilers In the mill Of the Miami
Railrtad and Dry Dock Company. at Fulton exploded
They torn to Fragments and the whole building was
ehnttcrcd. Several pieces Of the boe werc thrown
distance Of three hundred yards The foremsn Cor
instssty killed hts body being to peoss;
but out Of about forty ohr hands employed few only
pustained iaijury. The loss Is about - Ooo
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Georgia s4ato OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by
Slaves.


call has been published In the various papers d this
state for the holding Of meetings to appoint delegates to
tho State Union Convention.
Twelve negroes hav. been arrested In McInto'h coun-
ay. for numbering their master Mr.. james r. Houston
They contested the crime
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LoUIsvILLE, July ~. 1852.
Nearly two hundred will leave hero by tomorrow to
attend the Lupdys Lane celebration Tho Louisville
delegation tnkc with them the sax-horn Band second
only to Dodworth's.
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THE EFFECT OF SPIRIT RArrINos Thomas Con-
rtLy, sl,u seventeen years, did recently in The
S'cfE Htt1ital in St Louis. In state OF insanity,
lrvuuO,U q ~ lse spaaay rappanas.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-03
NO. VII.

but on the contrary, after the vain attempt
to comprehend their melody, we came to
the conclusion that like Italian "bravuras"
It was past our understanding. The ins,ru-
nients consisted of gong, triangle, a sort
Of castinetts, and two drums. These latter
"ere similar in shape, but Of different ma
rial; one being Of brass and the other Of
wood, over which was stretched parchment,
as in our style. INSTEAD however, of being
a long cylinder, they were noi more than six
inches deep, and as it appeared with one
end open. The first produced dull brazeu
clang; and the wooden one sounded like ths
rafting OF n woodpecker on hollow log.
The sounds of the different instruments
lostled and turnbied over each other without
any ceremony, but the effect was very fine,
at least as far as the Chinese were concern
ed, for they listened as if the melody was
charming their very souls out of them.--.
San Fran. Herald.