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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08

MISSISSIPPI AND TEENKssKE RAILRoAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 2:25 Pm. 4:l5 pm.
Sardis accom- n, ex, Sunday, $3.50 AN. 1850 Pm.
Freight, Nerth, Monday,
Tuesday and Friday.
South. Tuesday, Thursday fa.l
and Saturday................. 3;25 Pm. $3.50 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily......... 500 Pm. l2:40 r N.
Through express daily. lO:l0 PM II 80 ?. NJ.
someryiiis &C. save Sunday SOS AN. 500 pm.
Corinth &C., save Sunday, 6:U0 N.
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILRoAD.
Day Express.........-....... els AN. 700 AN.
Night Express................ 3:15 pm. 400 Pm.
Railroad time Is is minutes faster than city
pot, head Of Main street.
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poLrcE ITEMS.


Eight arrests we're made by the police
Of tho lower district yesterdsy-siS
whites and two negroes.
Tie Curtin shooting ARRAY comes ~
before Esq. Herman for investigation
thisnfisrnoon. nNl zoe
Eighteen cases disposed Of in Police
Court this morning netted forty-f
dollars. f t
Amanda Porter this morning sued out
warrant before Justice Daley for the
arrest Of her husband, Alfred Porter, and
Lizzie Spencer, charged with adultery.
Four youngsters were arrested by Off
GERS johnson and Elliott yesterday, on
charge Of Sabbath breaking. They were
indulgine in q game Of ball.
Tom Williams and Joe VIM, alleged
negro stock thieves, we're arrested in the
suburbs yesterday, and lodged in the
Adams street station.
Adam Dowdy, an escaped prisoner
from the Adams street station, was recap
tured by officer Dillon last evening, and
recommitted TO serve out sentence oil
one hundred and eighty days.
Esq Herman issued a warrant this
morning for the arrest Of Kate Cannon,
who is charged with stealing a quantity
of clothing from c. H. Broom also for
the arrest of Emiline Williamson, who is
charged with concealing the stolen prop.
erty.
Adam Dowdy, negro, who was ar
rested by Sergeant Brown on the charge
oflarceny several days since, and is now
in the upper station, it has been discov.
cred, is the same individual who, several
weeks ago, violated the person of a re-
spectacle white lady in Chelsea, and
succeeded in making his escape before
his arrest could be effected. 1t is a
somewhat singular fact that seldom is a
negro committed on one charge but it
turns out there are really two, and fire.
quently three charges against HIM.
REAL EsTlTE.-The following transfers
Of real estate in Shelby county were re-
corded during the week ending Saturday
last; 4HM Ia
Coleman Boyd ct al to United States,
90 9l-l00 acres, lots l, 2, 3 and 9, Fergu.
sons division, $5Ol7. ELt
Alfred W. Harris to Washington d.
LumpkiD, 84t acres, district No. 6, on
line of Shelby and Fayeite counties,
5000. - q PA ff-A"
NJ. c. King to Harriet, wife Of James
W., King, 60 acres, part OF Bailey 500
acre tract, near Raleigh, 5000.
Same to A. c. King, 40 acres, part of
same tract, $400
John p. Trezevant, trustee, to w. +.
Hardin, lot 6. block 81, Fort Pickering,
except east 80 feet, $1,000.
J. G. Jeffries to G. S. Severson, lots s,
6 and z, northeast corner Elliott and
fernando streets, $4,000
Dewitt G, Ammen to Martha 4.
Hooker, undivided one-third of island in
Mississippi river, 700 acres, four miles
above Memphis, $4,000.
S. FL. Jobe and J ohm Hallum to Marga-
ret A. Shelton, west half lot 3, Mosby's
division, Robson street, $500.
James N. Paine to Henry f. and Albert
Z Glare, lot 3, Paine's division of 40
acres, on Raleigh road, $1,000.
Willo W. McLemore to Calvin Quack-
enbush, lots %, "a, % and 26, block So,
Fort Pickering, $500.
II. C. Slaughter to S. NJ. Gates, lot 81,
Gates subdivision, $1,000.
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN. SEVENTy-FIvE DOLLARS
y REWARD. Three Mules. from the stables
of ]. Grini h and X. B. Miller, in Chelsea, ON
the morning Of the fifth inst; two bay male
Mules about fourteen hands high; in good or
der bemish in one of their eyes, and small
saddle marks; the other, several bit marks in
eleven hands high ;no mark except gear marks;
gentle and lively. The above reward will be
given for the three, or twenty Five dollars each.
by GhlEFiTM or
"a r. r. MI LLER.
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The VARIETIES. = Manager Broom
opens his budget of mirth and music for
the present week with an entire change
of programme tonight. The fascinating
Gardner and Florence Sisters, Mile
Henrietta and Minnie Grey will appear
in new and pleasing parts, assisted by
all the old favorites. The house will, Of
course, be crowded.
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The RAFFLE FOR THE MARBLE VASES
THIS EVENING. grand rattle for the
beautiful marble vases comes off tonight
at Harry Weatherbee's well known
saloon, No. 81 Jefferson street. All the
chances are taken, and those interested
are requested to be on hand at eight
n nIonk
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RUssELL's DIsPEysARY. This long
established asylum for the afflicted is
daily growing in favor and popularity
with the public. As a healer, DIR. Rus
sell has met with almost unprecedented
success in the treatment Of all sexual
and private affections, and many Of the
cures he has effected in cases where those
less skillful have utterly failed, have con.
spired to give him an enviable repute,
and render the dispensary, which bears
his name, the resort of those requiring
the best medical attention. The doctor
can be consulted privately and free of
charge at the dispensary Office, Nos, 40
and AZ North Court street, between the
hours of o'clock am. and pm.
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BRINKLEY BLOCK To BE CON.
VERIFIED INTO A HOTEL.-we are
compelled by this change 20 remove
our Retail Department, and have
therefore determined TO commence
Monday, sth inst, for two weeks only
10 offer our entire stock of Dry
Goods mt greatly reduced figures.
Every article I'm the house is marked
down low, and we are ready TO give
purchasers Inducements for rare
bargains. RICE, STIX IL CO.,
81 3Oz Main Street.
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CONsIDER YoUR HEkLTH.-The finely
finished baihiUg boat Of Mr.. Hundhsu-
sen. deceased, is again open for the use
Of ladies' AID gentlemen, or private
families. The boat lies at the foot Of
Washington street Re6ited and
furnished With al comforts, there is not
another place in TIRE city Ike H. Season
tickets, $40; private baths, 80 eents !,
basOn 90. IS cents All in search Of
healthy recreation are invited
EsILF HUSDHAUsES,
Proprietress.
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LOST.

r OsT. - NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, -, A
l large Newfoundland Dog; black body,
blaze face, white legs and feet; answers TO the
name of Jack" A reward will be paid for
his return to the undersigned, corner Second
"a LILLY BROS.
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STAR MILLsF

DETwEEN MARKET AND wINCHEs-
ID tsr sireets, east 81 Third street. tresh
Corn Meal asd Chop Feed always on hard and
delivered free Of charEe % any part Of he eng.
Az orders promptly attended 10.
e-9ee MINDEMAN A. DELANEY.
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lust LANDED, ONE HUNDRED AND
~ hfty tons HAY IN hatboat, for sale low
JOINER EIHELET.
TQ No a MorrUe street
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door at head of stairs.
The EXCURSION YEsTERDAY.-A large
party, anxious to get Whit Of country
air and forsake for time the dusty and
noisy precincts of town, took advantage
of the arrangements made by Manager
Broom, of the Varieties, yesterday, and
INDUCED in an excursion by river to
Hatchie Lake. The barge chartered for
the purpose and handsomely decorated
with evergreen, was towed up to the
lake three times during the day by
the powerful little tug, Nettie Jones,
and each time was crowded with a
happy assemblage, who, between dancing
to the music of full string band and
sauntering about the breezy deck, found
the trip all that they could have wished.
At the landing the party or parties, as
they arrived, separated; and while some
strayed into the woods, whose leafy arches
we're rendered musical by the'sweet songs
of birds, others INDUCED in piscatorial
pastimes along the banks of the lakes, or
in skiffs and dug-outs. In this man
ner the day was passed in the
very pleasantest manner, nothing
whatever occurring to mar in the
least the general enjoyment Returning
BY the barge about dusk, some few Of the
party went ashore, while others INDUCED
in an excursion some thirty miles up the
river by moonlight, returning to the city
about twelve O clock. This latter feature
Of the days entertainment also passed
Of happily, and all along seemed highly
delighted Herewith.
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JUST REcEIvED-Fifty packages of
maple sugar, for family use.
VEsEY & CARTWRIGHT,
299 Front street.
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HAYS CoAL CoNPASY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. Woweigh on
the city scales. Office, 2S7 Main street.
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WANTS.

vrr ANTED.-A COLORED WOMAN TO
w DO cooking and washing for small fam
lily. Good wages and good room. Permanent
employment. Apply Immediately at No. 40
Madison street. 1881 r. s. AYRES,
VxTANTED - TO EXCHANGE. ABOUT
w two thousand dollars' worth of Clothing
and Hats toward desirable lot for private res,
idence. Also. will exchange six hundred and
forty acres of the very best Iowa land, one
mile from railroad depot and town: Address
III. Il. WELLS.
efrsnas 267 Main street.
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GOLD pens repointed at 1928 Main st.

PERsoxAL.-Dr. Geo. Mcbride Eaw-
renee, better known from his great sue
cess in the healing art as the King of
Pain, wishes it understood that he is not
the individual referred to by the press Of
a neighboring city as "quack" aud
"humbug." That he is no "quack" his
diploma, he thinks, will attest; and the
volumes Of certificates he has received
from those to whom be has given relief,
will be sufficient to satisfy any one who
will take the painsto examine them, that
his medicine is no "humbug." Those
who are euvious and jealous of the
Doctor may have attempted to incite
public prejudice against him, but the
thousands throughout the country, who
have been benefited by his wonderful
remedy, frown down any such mali
cious effort and rally to the support of
the Doctors reputation. DIR. Lawrence
only invites a thorough trial OF his medi-
cine, and an equally rigid examination
of his misunderstanding to let the
public form its own opinion thereafter
This certainly seems fair. Humbug or
no humbug, the Doctor thinks be or his
medicine should not be judged until
both have been tried, and be is willing
that the suffering public should be his
iurv
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PIrTsBURo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown a Jones, Office 247 Second
street. 7
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A HUST AFTER Cattle THIETEs.
Saturday night Officer Gates received
information that gang Of four colored
cattle thieves had started from Central
Point to cut up a COW which they had
stolen, killed, and concealed in branch
ofths bayou between the Dam residence
and Mr.. John C. Lanier's. That officer,
although on the sick list, msde pre-
partitions to hunt up " the rAscsls and
thvartthem in their plans. -Four or FIVE
citizens volunteered Assistance" and
the officer and his aids started On The
expedition. They traversed the line Of
the bayou, bot found no butchers"
allhosgb signs that Their had been there
we're visible in pAny places The
" slaurhtering eusses had made their
Saul" ere the "sxpeditionary force "
vent in search Of them.
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In IS conceded by all that wood has
now reached its lowest price; in conse-
quence Of whick fact, consumers would
do we'll to contract with reliable and re-
sponsible parties, at low rates, for this
fall and winters supply. To those de-
string such an arrangement we offer su
perior inducements, viz: Good, hard
wood, we'll seasoned, full measure, and
low prices. Wood sawed aud stored
away 90 the premises when desired.
Bigley, Mellersh & Co, coal dealers, Is
South Court and corner Of MaiR aud
Pontoioc streets.
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lust received, ~ new supply Of
aprons. new article. - 4. Kremer's.
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Free of Charge.

Il can Be ENGAGED for Dancing or other psrties
hy application . hin, ~ the Garien, on POP
lar STREET extended.
Mr.. Rice hal aiiarhed 70 he Garden an 20
tahliIhmenf. 81 which the CULINARY DE-
pARTNENI l. unrivaied and Ear. Of which
the WINES and LIQUORS are second % none
in the city. =
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II. B. PAcKrR-No. / Pittsburg coal77
No. 1854 Main street. fiAl uO'
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Cold AND WARN BATHS, nice, clean
towels, good soap, and plenty Of water
at the 0veriob barber shop 50
LIGHT LITERATURE ILLUSTRATOR. EN-
mons 4 Son, The wen known newsdeal-
ers Of Jefferson street, have just get 10
hand all the light illustrated literature
for the week, embracing the New York
Clipper, Sporting Times, Days Doings,
Illustrated News Chimney Corner, La
dies National Msgasins. Psiersons lfor
Julyl. with al the New York, Chicago.
Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louisville Pc
pera
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D d. DEAI MUNIf
S. C.. Metropolitan Police.
A. P. BURDITT,
+. c. METROPOLITAN Police.
To MISREPRESENTATION Insurance

can be obtained Of H. p. Butler, Gene
raj Agent of the original Travellers To-
surance Company, at Is Madison street
$4,000 for Is cents per day. Long time
policies at large discount 7
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Money TO loan on COIIateraIs at s2s
Main street. 60-f

PHGNIx Insurance CoMPANY.-Office
removed to Is Madison street, right hand
door at head of stairs. 7
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Garden (!

mr.. SOL. RICE, THE PROPRIETOR OF
retreat wishes 70 inform the public that bis
HALL & 81 the disposal Of Pleasure parties,
Of REsPKcTABLE and kEaP0NSIBLk
PEOPLE,
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If you have valuable stock at this
time Of fires and robberies, remember Joe
Ssigman's fre-proOf stable, at the cor
ner of Union and Third street Joe has,
also, to hire some of the fastest and fam
ciest stock to be found anywhere.
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ALL members Of the old Relief Fire
Company Ne. 7, will meet at the engine
house, on Desolo street, on Tuesday,
June 9th, at O'Clock pm. Business of
importance
BY order Of Standing Committee. 81
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FOR SALE.

TSOR .sALF.-A CAB LOAD OF FINE
fSbuck Corn, at the Memphis and Louisville
Rsiiroad depot. Apply to L. p. Bates, 25S
From street. 90
NOR AILE AT A BARGAIN-AN EtE-
Il Ranf set Of Room Furniture, complete. Eor
particulars. inquire of JOSE DEsOTO, NO.
315 Ma nstreet. 6~
NOR SALE-ONE CAR LOAD OF FIRST
rate Corn, in the shuck, at the Memphis
and Charleston depot. Apply to
SANDERS, R0SSER CO.,
256 Front street.
NOR SALE-FIVE MILK COWS WITH
II young calves. Apply to
PAINE MCCONNELL.
"a Western Cotton Shed.
NOR SALE-A Splendid SECONDHAND
II Letter Press, will be sold cheap. Apply. at
Teleeranh Office. al-I
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BOARDING.


nOARDING.-TwO PLEASANT. AIRY
ID rooms, with board, at reduced rates ; also;
day board at So per week, in advance, at lOo
Madison sweet. % !
DOARDING.-MRs HARVEY INFORMS
ID her friends and former boarders that che
has taken the new brick house. No. ~ 81.
Martin street, near Beal, and fitted up the
sane in excellent style for respectable Board
ing House, and intends to keep her table sup
Piled with the delicacies the market affords.
TERMS:
Regular Boarders. per week,....."$7 %
Day Boarders, per week, -........".. 90
Transient Boar1ers. per day. l %
Single Meal, .......-........"............... oU
HOURS FOR NEALs:
breakfast, to am.
Dinner. ...................from u to 2 pm.
Supper, .-.........." Q to pm.
DOARDING.-TWO OR THREE GENTLE
ID men can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD by application at No. 80 Monroe
street. 81
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

LAUNDRY OFFICE, 40 Jefferson st.
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Money to loan ON coilateraIs, at 2Oe
Main street. 81

LAST SESsArIoS.-If you want anex-
cellent shave, hair cut or shampooing, go
to the famous Eldorado Hair-Drsssing
Saloon, As Jefferson street, where prices
have been reduced to suit the times. So
The New York herald., 1868-02-25
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD Qf ALDERMEN.

This Board convened yesterday pursuant to adjourn
ment out transacted very little business other than the
ordinary routine
message was received from the Mayor containing
veto Of The resolution appointing assistant librarian
The communication was lad over under the rule.
remonstrance received from the property
owners Irving place against paving that street with
Nicoson pavement. The paper appropriately re-
ferred, and Alderman Miller allowed 10 Withdraw
resolution the last meeting of the Board
10 regard to paving Suffolk street with Ncoson pave
ment
Alderman MOORE called up resolution adopted in
1896 directing the laying U Belgian pavement West
street from Battery place to Norris street, and ed 10
amend by inserting lone half the expense to be Dorne
by the property the line OF the street and one
half by the city"
Alderman NORTON hoped the amendment would not
prevail vs. the result would be to impose upon the city
the obligation OF paying a. least OF the
entire expense The work has Desn done and, ne be-
ievsd, pad for The city, he said, owned
some property the line OF the street, and
the expense OF the work being some $50 600,
tue city oy this amendment would be Obliged TO
about 900 and the other property owners only
$20.000 b. request the subjecI was laid over lhe
10 Rutherford place, with Nicuson pavement was called
W, lost, recon-laered and lad over. On motion the
Board adjourned 10 Saturday. ut two p. NJ
The New York herald., 1868-02-25

John Jacobs, building No 1915 Third avenue
John Fritz, building No II Attorney street
John Iieo, buildings NoA l0l and 1913 Brooms srecs
Thomas Eckes, ding No 165 Broome street.
Philip Moses, building No. l69 Broome street
Simon Lieberback, building No. Ill Broome street.
Frederick Beck, building No. l73 Broome street.
r. II. Gibbons, building 356 Seventh avenue.
Walter Reid, building No. liz West Thirty third street.
s. =. Langbein, building No 800 East TSenty-sghin
street.
c. Bade, building No. 70 Bayard street.
John Day, building No. "a Bayard street.
Nathaniel Weeks, building No. Elizabeth street.
Frederick Gum, building No. 322 East Twenty Skin
street.
II win be that much remains TO be done to carry
ou, this provdent regulation Of the law II Is graty-
ing 10 STATE however, that In addition to buildings fur-
nsned with fire escapes under process Of the law many
owners OF tenement houses have voluntarily provided
suitable IRON ladders or bridges Where the means
OF escape can bs made by the use Of IRON
balconies on each story connecting two houses osaeu
BY the party wall, ladder s required Tho aw IKE
wise requires that wall buildings whore access 70 INC
roof ts by ladder and scutls opening the same must
be altered to conform with tho regulations by continu.
ing tue stairway - the roof with proper opening and
ventilation. In all cases whore communication from
house 10 house 10y OF balconies be had the
BUILDINGS must have balconies with ladders attached
Moreover IL intended that the plans and specihca-
tons which have been approved aad adopted for teno
ment houses In this city will be rgidy enforced, with
decidedly the most beneficial results
The New York herald., 1868-02-25
NEW JERSEY.
COuInunipaw.


MIN BURIED ALvE.-Yesterday afternoon about
half past nve O'Clock, teamster named Michael Brady
was 10 the act OF tRrowing hard Jumps OF earth
into wagon excavation the limo OF the Central
Railroad when the enban we'd In aud completely
buried the unfortunate man. Before he cJud be
reached by the men who cleared away the eartn life
extinct. Deceased was IN rty.eght years OF age
and unmarried. Az Inquest will be held By Coroner
Warren this evening.
uOb0ken.
SupDEy DEATH FROM AroPLzIY.-About noon yesterday
old and respectable cdizen namsd Peter Meghan
eonversIng in Justice Whites Office wnen he dropped
suddenly the floor and became insensibie He lin
gered few hours afterwards and then expired. The
phvsicisn who called pronounced the case TO be
enc Of apopexy.
Fatal -TABBING ArFaAr.-Coroner White wac called
yesterday forenoon TO iake tho deposition Of James
Hayes. lad Of eighteen, who was stabbed on Sunday
evening by another lad named John Nagie only fifteen
years old II appears that an alteration took
between the boys at the slaughter house, when they
each other several blows aud In the end Hayes
received stab IN ne side with knife. wanan, Was
Issued tor the arrest OF Sagie.
The New York herald., 1868-02-25
NEWS From FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival of the New Commander Of the Allan
tic csquadron-Ordinance Experiments.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb %, 1863

Arrival of the New Commander Of tho AIian-
tic Squadron-0rdinnuce Experiments.
FoRTRKss MONROE, Feb. %, 1853.
Rear Admiral Henry X. HoG, United States Navy.
arrived hero yesterday to take command Of tho Atlantic
squadron He has selected as his flagship the United
States steamer wampanoaz at anchor in the Roads
This vessel her trial trip from sandy Hook TO
Charleston c. developed wonderful speed exceeding
the most sangmne expectations She made the run 10
thirty three hours
Rear Admiral IL K Hor proceeded on board the
wampsnoag to-day, aud assumed command OF the SOUND
ron He has ordered the DO Soto Norfolk for sop
plies previous to her sailing for the 3st lDdies.
Tho Ordnance Department have been making
nxperimeuts With large tvelve-lnch gun
the beach previous to its being
mounted on the rampars OF the fort Arer 1ting
over four huadred rounds, increasing tho charge OF
powder as every discharge, the gun barst with fear
fu explosion shatterug tue carriage on which IL Was
mounted. No hurt. rs those who
Quoting the firing were at safe distance when tho
accident occurred
The onlcers OF the fortress garrison gave grand
ball last night. II was the most brilliant affair that
has taEen place here for many years. quantity
OF bunting brought into requsto,l to the
hall, and the effect very nne The party was
largely attended both by toe officers Of the army and
navy and by civilians Tho dancing commenced At
nins =. NJ, and continued TIL the small noursn