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Steele 4 Dewitt have 10000 brick On
hand. r5 / / = - ...
No clue he's ut been obtained to who fred
the town. ..... s. .v1~ar as#t
VIM. Quinn left Corinne for Helsns ON
Thursday. -. . i
There was no insurance on suy ef the
burned property. ,@Zg .,
Acquiring good habits-the clothing
thieves ct the flre. Hrs... ..... .ts~it
The build,ngs west side of Main street are
being re-painted.
Farmers inform ~ the frost ID nearly out
Of the ground in the valley.
The McBurnsy House Ball On Wednesday
evening was very pleasant affair.
DR.. Mitchell will amputats the frozen
portions Of Mrs. Cade's feet today.
.,. The first Eastern mail arrived last night,
and large one 10 expected to night. ..oa
VIM. Hyde, Jswel!er, will be in Beartown
next week. Bring out your rheumatic
watches. ."... 81. ~ 3, q
Mr.. Hyde. Photographer. took view Of
''the ruins" on Monday. Copies can be had
1t the Sun Pearl Gallery. 49,
Prof. Hartwell's Dancing School closed
Tuesday evening. 1t has ceen largely At
tended and very pleasant ~. ,i... .a, ~.;1
Among the losses by fire wss the Claxett
flag staff. Well, 1t had served it, purpose
nobly, and could afford It. s@.i.',.. .... 4
Mr.. J. 8. Osborn started down ths road
yesterday to hunt up snow bound freight
beyond Pleasant Valley. r. ,5t q. r7>' y
s Mr.. J. G. Robinson purposes erecting 1
stone or brick Law Office, Is soon a. ! good
location can be secured off the main street.
Grass. grown under the snow, Is up three
or four inches high, in the valley and on
the foot-hills. 1t will help cattle amazingly
and let many wrinkle oct of the hearts Of
stock owners. ~s. ..,..... ~.
On the day after the fire, pile Of Whitfield
resinous wood was found pushed in be-
tween Aspiring s. Sons store and the Bank
Exchange building. 1t looked very much
like . place purpoeely fixed to touch
match. ,
Dance 4 Stuart's Planning Mill ID = great
now. It was started up on Mon.
day or Tuesday, and, with ito facilities and
the proprietors can turn out
houses almost complete, by machinery alone,
and at greatly reduced cost. 49,. r.. 1s,l
Folks keep sharp look out for fire now.
Tho whole neighborhood broke into VIM.
Hyde's smoke house Monday, because |
smoke was issuing under the caves. but |
Hyde thinks his veuison would have been |
better saved" If the fire had not been ex.
linguished.
The light white stone, evidently forma.
ion from thermal springs, . large quarry of |
which exists in the bluffs beyond Mr.. Thos
Il. Irvlne's, was thoroughly tested in chin.
,eys and ranges during the lals are. It 10
IN indestructible and valuable |
'toas for one story buildings-fully equal
% granite or brick-and parties contemplate !
building with It Te.
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g EARLY ROSE - ,
.'d"j "King Of Early " Seed POtatoesl
For .ale ~ aoe-m. C. q. MANNING.
Or = i -F~Jn D. q KENYOND,- u.
1A3ms Oocr Iodao

Suryjcel.-One Of the most difficult and
dangerous operations in surgery was per-
formed 1t the Hospital yesterday morning
by Dn. Mitchell 4 Holmes. the latter using
the knife. Mr.. George Steele of Bannack
has been in the Hospital, suffering from .
bad case of fsss!s IL ane. The operation
rcqaited : cut three and half inches deep,
and an exterior cut fully - large The pa
tent was quite powerful man. The op.
erstion, W. quickly and skillfully per.
formed, and the surgeons seemed we'll
pleased With its succesG II the patient
recovers, and the case 10 considered safe
now, the question will come up Of the
ability Of ! good surgeon to take man
apart and put him together agsin in better
liz than at first - ~ r,, r. =. .i fsrG n4.
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School Exhibition. -Next Wednesday ev..
ening, February s6th, the public school Of
Deer Lodge will give an entertainment It
the Court House The programme for the
occasion will be found complete, both in
length and variety. The popular songstress
Mrs. Gilbert, assisted BY other lsdy vocai.
lists, will help to grace the exercises, and ill
up the intervals with melody. The money
received for admission will be strictly sp-
piled 70 liquidating the debt for apparstus
II d in contemplation to continue the enter
tainment another evening, with IN entire
change Of programme. Price Of admission
10 put down to 90 cents, % that none nay
feel too poor to attend, Doon open, ct Z;
exercises to commence ct 8 O'Clock. .@ ~
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Unfsstanate.-Ws regret 70 learn that
1r. O. n. Douglas, . well known resident
Of Flint Greek Valley, who leit Montana
for Nevada last May, went thence % Texas,
and started back to Montana last fall, he's
been singularly unfortunate On reaching
Brigham City, Utah, he and his entire fam
III were psostratsd BY fever. The Oldest
and youngest children died. and. husband,
wife and the other child have I'll been ex :
tremely low for weeks. Md. wss recov :.
sring q latest accounts, and they will return
to Montana ~ soon - they can travel.
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Tho total amount to date is 32410. It il
designed to buy . Button q Blake Engine.
4O'man power, throwing . 2inch stream,
with coo feet Of 4-inch hoss, hose. carriage,
etc. the net cost Of which, at the manufsc.
tory, 10 t9olo. Arrangements are being
made to have It brought through direct. 1t
will cost, probably, - much more to supply
the requisite cisterns, engine house, etc.
That done, and an efficient company organ
ICED, the town will be comparatively safe.
Deer Lodge has done tip-top in this matter,
and there is plenty of property yet subject
t. danger, although - horse was stolen" b.
fore 1.-THE door 10 locked. DC -."j ,n.'
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FIRE ENGINE.

On Wednesday and Thursday Mr.. VIM.
H. Richardson and DR.. Mitchell interviewed
Deer Lodgess ON the Fire Engine question
70 the following effect: ...
We the undermined, agree to pay the amount Get
opposite our respective names, for the pQrpoee Of
Purchasing Fire En3ine cOmp9eto Is.
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@ 81. b.. ..,a. DENTISTRY, 2.
~ have taken rooms q the ~~-sad = a ... /
AaBURNEY HOUSE, DEER LODGE,
VI" 's''4 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, .2,sseG !
seA vim % pseeed e - any deatis the citizens Of
work are Isquested 70 eall coon. - -. CT :
oq4 Inn r~..afrrl-n,p ]. Il. NICHOLS Dsntist.

! - - IN. w t# j. sEs
'6llmpses Of three Csutiaeats. '-Nr.
J. Sidney Osborn delivered hislecture Of til,
above title to On excellent audience on the
evening Of February ssd. Necessarily con.
d1ensihE : +theme Of such magnitude, the
kctursr gave butt The most prominent and
interesting facts concerning his Trip ID
France, Italy, 0reece, Syria and the Holy
Land, which was nads from Montana and
back n inst ono year, but that condensation
he has made : vary, encyclopedia Of knowl-
edGa' Tbs audience W. most aezees6ly
entertained, and we hear but the highest
commsadation OF 1hs leeeure and thsnks to
our young town 1n.m ~ 81 ths knowledge he
impaired, md he Substance bis lecture rem
dered 70 the Masonic Fraternity. sa fr Is
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'"Away, Away. Away" some of our
citizens, who have homes little away from
the fire slept soundly through the peril Of
Sunday morning. while their Main Street
property was burning or endangered.
''whcrc ignorance ts bliss It's folly to be Wise"
Mr.. ]. G. Robinson, District Attorney. who
lost bis Office and nearly all his books, was
quietly smoking cigar after breakfast, all
Unconscious Of the disaster, when trouble.
monger had the hcsrtlcssness to rccitc to
him the unwelcome news. DR.. Higgins
came down to his store 1t the usual hour.
not having awakened during the fire, and
merely remarked, II just expected the town
would burn some night" These gentlemen
slept two or three squares from the fire.
Mr.. Hoy, who lives mile from town, found
out al about the fire when he came in on
Monday, by which time it was telegraphed
Ill over the United States.
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Snow Slides, Etc.-Quite IN extensive
snow slide occurred toward the head Of Pc.
tersou Creek on Sunday morning, and made
considerable commotion IN Vsliton's band
of horses, although none were caught in 1t.
A mild hammered ava lanche also came out
Of . ravine back of the residence Of Mr..
John Rodgers, a milo south of town, car
ried o breast of snow four feet deep and 100
feet wide across the slope, demolished
fences. and landed in front of his house.
DR.. Whitford, whose ranch 10 . little
nearer the centre of the earth than 10 conve.
nient during froshct, says unless there 10
spsroertible rise in that real estate, Il will
be offered for sale on reasonable terms to .
quiet family without children. ty
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FOR RENT!

Wilcox building Also, two cabins well situated. In
formation given at the old stand Of
i3sit j. b. WILCOX.
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Pefsssal. Among the gentlemen from
abroad in town this week we notice Col w.
8. Scribner of the Pioneer; Aesers.; 5po: A.
Nelson, Sol. We'll. A. Lavsnbuft. rom
HclenS Geo. Perry Of Pioneer; Thea Low
Of Silver Bow; Nessrs. E. P. ,Lindsay sp9
Otis Strickland, Of BlAckfsot.' 4es6x
Nsbpu, scribnr and Perry wsss he1lgE e = :;
ing the fire, and worked with Will
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EVANS DAIRY.

EVANS DAIRY.
Having now established the dairy business IN Deer
Lodge for two years. and received the liberal patron
age Of the people am pleased to ANNOUNCE that with
additional facilities snd good cows, will 70 able here
after To supply all with the 't ''' "-
Best Quality of Milk,
DELIVERED AT THEIR HOUSES IN QUAINT.
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Hoping 10 receive their continued patronage will do
all In my power to merit It. and will put my terms In
Isl PHIL. Z. EVANS.
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HOWTH4Y No IN HERLlN. AND HOW PHDPI1
,His'Ea 2r9 Should Do H1RB:a 4. Gs-a - :
i GO e :: - \. HsilssT Past OK stoes, "a h,
your Wstca lnsured y keep god dine ior II nonfla
- ''''a aI tssG3 ssGi1h Iar Est o0.rilrra
! LAD0E LOT o. WINDOW SASHW-AII
sissa See sals cheap i0 easA b =. ~ a'a, o.I ~
11k-H u. a HRwvnw

aa Lecture 81 Or. A. y. nIteheil.-At Tie
conclusion ~ Nr. OgboEnb Lecture On
Thursday evening. Judge Dsuos ssnouucsd
tat Dr. ~ H. Mitcasll, Of Dsof Loass,
viii deliver . Lsesars a Tcesdsy svssins,
March ltAy fer ~ bsne1Eof ~ Fine %.
psrtmaat.o The ~ u " Lecture 4 -
seated, butweasU ns,s1ed whatsvse9 ono u
selectsd Will - treated viii scholarly ali.
81, and wilrgspay Tie hz1e sadisaee ths
announcement win bring out The osjeel,
npcsovss. y Anost worthy sess aad ~ aes
p'sassd sssss agssasl Z! poaiticn IL ut
kedge Hin 0sQas1Aant inaeo0ali-
I'm n iaf SaspSsisies q fAsSjItl.
!. aoisg ~. ~, y E!s;is n
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Pocket Book Lost.
LOST on Friday afternoon either In the vicinity OF
the Court House. Main or second streets brass
lined pOrtmonic, containing about
300 IN GREENBACKS
two 2Os, and others of smaller denomination. Any
person finding the above and returning Il TO the post
Of6ce will receive $25 aud the thanks Of the loser
l3Slt MAGGIE SMITH
Pocket Book Loxt.

First OF the SeasOn.-We acknowledge
the pleasure of having been shown by
Mr.. G. II. Manning. on Tuesday. bottle Of
yrasshoppers-t years growth from his
ranch on Cottonwood Creek. They are
about three. fourths of an inch long-143O
to the pound. They are, however, not the
''carpet.bag grasshoppers," or grain eaters,
but the native kind, which feed moderately
on the nutritious grasses of the valley and
do not roam to forbidden grain fields. dc.
spelling the husbandman of his grain and
the round eyed children of the farmer of
their daily bread. At least, 30 he puts it,
and ~ he returned his bottle of athletics to
his pocket with the reinsurance that they
were not "grain CATERS" We smothered the
mslcdictions against the little cusses that
an impulsive nature prompted, and gratc>
fully saw them depart.
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a.. BORN,
eRIsroN- the wife Of James Preston, Deer Lodg,
n Feb. a, . aou. j., 0... "
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MASONIC.
ruR RE(s11I.AR CnNNIrN1

4 THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
~ Deer Lodge No ~ A. F. T. 4. N. will he held
~ nthe First aud Third sntaraa G ?fsach month
Z T. KENNON. Secretary.
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Fire.Presf Bsildisgs.-Dr. Higgins. OF
Murphy d HieEins, hes contEactsd With
Steele q DsWitt for tie constructors on
the lot adjoining their present location Of .
brick building 37}xso feel, n fest ceiling
Work WIN u commenced = soon . the
weather reudsrs u practicable. We under
stand Dance 4 Stuart contemplate building
! brick Of the san,e dlse aAjoiniag, and also
putting {, untforn bsick front % Ne Osborn
4 Dsnnss building, making handsome
bjock. Ihass eood. -.o =. = g a..,3 b
A dispaAdh dated Ooancil B)aAS, Feb.
3lst. ~, IL lasto span OF u railrsd
bfidge .scFuaaI ths lllascari - that point.
- acoap1etsd ysstseday aftasssss. The
pansnt tlmwaI 81 ~ bsidgs Vim b
liiensA 10y, and + ~ III. inissstul OF
~ Uafo1Fssisst Coapas1sie Gsnaesss
erossisg bJe' fiaeht ~ I !sgir ,taias
loEOUoW. ffnT4l .yysdossei- :-dpod iiati III
saloI sae = - >,.las ri u sa.aii sacsfia
+ ca Hellia3. ef Los Aneiitiibi 10y.
@. :is n - ssseal!es N 1arlassas ~
To culture II u, IL
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FHssrcS.Io the wife q James Preston, Desr Lodge,
-: =. -: !. - =.
49,. DIE p.
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- g OFT III o u 9 =,
r., ., , .ass a., - ''.'z= > '.. s. ~ "a
'"4 ..... s.s . III, ,.. s1 .. . ...&.2
- Deer Deer I1-'o'dse' Mountains.
%" i39t@3a II ~. -- io"r''rH 2d'
lo.- sa.at>i'j4> PEA .atol, aa9"js4 IH4.4 81
q SCOTT, -! -. ..9r.. .rPRoPnnroR
jai "a. bIa ":2bJUh .,s ,at i,.a" fst vtt .
=, q..ao tf'.l ,o, ,.l ,a,, $685..
% ~ I'D "''" I'D - ...'
-. ..-..'. 9.
: ' -','--' - '- ''' A "''' !" -''''''
= Al Law aad k1pr''' Coaches '''p h''''A
10 NJ 9b.m 93T3 "nT ia.>-'d sfj iEtt
ne Table is supplied with Y. .-. .-
=, ,.IT, -.3,rI Inc oes8 u sne Market
,,.. 49, $3.50. -. -. ... -. .., -. H.,
MRANSnAnHr1 BUDS BIDS ALWAYS READY.
T7rD17 drT7n1. o TTv0T
@~e<>A1Ae w @AA0G
I W.. ',teo-H Hs'.s. ,res.'5 ~
WdJCnmakefS. 10 jewelers..
- o0J-af % 91r'- An y"
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Or0akEoOt 0t 0DO0o0S = = "a
Passengers from Door Lodge 70 Helena, BY 0tlmee
4 Salsburyrs coaches, take = o'clock breakfast q
Mesds station Ut the best eating stations In
Montana. TI@ T W AAwN
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9ew @orth'Wrst.
Saturday Morning, February q, 1872.
RELIGIOUS Services.

KPIscoPAL SERVICES. VIII StOy will ofhciate
morning and evening, next Sunday. at Stuart Hall.
at II =. m: and p. m. The Sunday School meets At
the Court House ut half past 2 p. M
CATHOLIC SKRvICEs.-Scrviccs v III DC held tOmOr-
In the Catholic Church at 10 l.: o'clock A. L. Rev.
Father DeRyckere officiating.
Rev. g. j. Cat!in will preach In the Court House on
Sunday at u O'Clock n. M. and ~ p. m. Orgnniza
ton OF the N. X. Church South IN connection with
the evening service. Sunday School meets 1t the
Court House ut 9L 4 m
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I. q. q. r.

1>HE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF COT
l. tonwood Lodge No 2 !. o. u. r. will be held cv-
cry Wednesday evening ut the Masonic Hall. at
o'clock. Sojourning Brethren In good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
L. E. HOLMES, N.G.
T. H. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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VIM. Copinus-c!othing [Co4cy's buildiDgl, 1000
Parchcn, Paynter b Co.-hoass ana drng
stock, 5000; burnt In caSh 410a $500
lFire.proof With $1,000 stock saved, win open
Tomorrow adjoining Gam Kleinl.
Cohen afocarics, inns. Wnghts buildingl 5000
Mn. A. Wright lowned Cohen buildingl l.500
Joseph Rosenthal- clothing aad ArysooeA at.i
house and merchandise, ,t W" 1900
THE areproof burned: no goods Of any ooose-
qusuce IL it, sx.......-..,s.
WIN. co,emsn-groos--stock, hon esoo TO go
Sharp . Naptoo-law ofnos and Coleman
building, .... -...... -...--,,.r l0oO
c. niss-clothins- stock ss,soc = ~ 5000
Largest part OF stock In 1rspeoofl ID as III ,y9
D. b. Haldsman (ownsd Elias building,l 1000
n. Bicn-brewesy -buiiding saloon, and
S tsss Sss,. ! s;,sa, x,,s. ,,poal Ehrs ~
lareptoof salc and nearly iii seeek sitsd i BOT
Il r y. Dosnsu owned Hsason S.i.dme,, litA3sI
y TAosntoa 4 Robinsos- Law eeaee M bal1aiags -
al Jsa Gant-City Hall and rsstasEaat bsildinG aeqo
Billiard tahls. re-, ~ @a"t"+ hHa a9''AeoO
Dsse Lodge Club. va 100
John Andsrson, (col.H ssstaurant, 80
aas1s. AsAasApanahas II ssn1laD ~
'' : ]: ! g !: 80, .s.FsilIItI1
d. wGA4rsae susGs, 'asI
. InAas sfAsNo21se4en .taaa col
Ki.is.ssaasi1s Z e. H. eA
psssssa,y sspsty 80 I'll .ssh's'sd!.
f..vsd ~ p,SSt5 800 go Z i aSaa1ij'z7 iaG
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ErpEI CCER.%cY--AT 1XIGEssTIHG 'oEE.-
On the strength Of the excitement lately oc-
caSiopptl throughout the South by the an
no,,,lsa:ne::t th.t rebel cotton bonds aEd
"shinpiastcrs might soon have an increased
marketable value, IN cnterpri>ln% shoemaker
t Nashville, Tenn. causcu All advertisement
10 lie inserted il the Banner to the effect
that 70 was prepared TO give scvcllty-Grc
cent, "iu the dollar fDr old, and fifty cents
for new Issue cf Confederate money. The
offer proved so tempting that the street III
front o.; his store WAS crowded to excess on the
following morning. Old men and old women
from every part Of the surrounding country
Were on hand with carpet-bng5 and valiscs
containing paper representing thousands OF
dollars The first man who entered the store
lad Earcci OF some $500 900, and his utter
establishment may be better imagined than
described when tic audaciOus Cri,pin drew
tic pile towards him and paid over to tho
owner one-hulr the amount IN notes OF pre-
risvly the same value and issue. For tho
.c;son that few rnrn like to allow themselves
10 remain the Only victims OF such huge
i5kt. l!c C;r was continued for several days
Ruch 10 the amusement Of those VINO had
been in the secret from tie first, and 10 th'
disgust Of certain sharp ones who had been
20 far lniSlcd as to have attempted 'cor
net" III the market,
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HARD or MAINE JCsTIcEs or TIE PEACE
The Lewiston Journal says q curious letter
was received at The Secretary of States Office
On Monday, transmitting J. =. Q.'s con-
mission. and reSi%ning I'll its honors. The
following is Il verbatim copy:
"Dcar Sir.,-I hereby resign my commits
sion as justice Of the pcace rs I! hating pre-,
rasscd faith IN Jesus Christ. and taken The
Bible. which is the word Of God, for the man
Of ny counci|, eau no longer consc"ntiouS;y
perform the duties of the Office, or act up t.
the oath to which | subscribed before the
qualifying officer. Yours &c.
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From tire Cleveland Plaindcalcr.
A RenslniSccnee OF ArteInus Ward In,
London.

Mr., Sothern informs us that &c made tie
acquaintance OF our old friend Artemus
Ward in London, and was Very much struck
with his eSubcrance of droll humor. The
first time he bchcld Ward on the stlgc at
EgyEt!au Hall, the lecturer came out and
sat down awkwardly OH chair. The time
Seemed TO hang heavily Oh his hands. lie
glanced up ncrvously at the clock, nude
frequent and vigorous applications Of his
handkerchief to his prop,inent nasal organ,
rose two or three times and walked object
iessy about the stage, and returned to bis
seat. The hour-hand pointed to eight. and
yet no sound issued from the ''show-
MANS lips; five minutes past eight, and
yet no sign. The audience began to
show signs Of mpaticncc. They did
lot understand this demonstration, They
had paid their money for mass of ill.,
formation about Nolluondom, polygamy and
oil, and feared that so!ne sham was in store
for them. Finally the clock indicated ten
minutes past S, and then the lecturer rose
again, and shrilling to the footltghts, with
bis little whip i'll hand, said! Ladies aud
gentlemen, q lecture was advertised for to-
night in this hail it was announced to be-
gin at O'Clock; but us can talk only fifty
minutes tt q stretch, / have used ten minutes
seeing what time it was." Al first the au-
disnce stared at stage and speaker in blank
amazement; but soon the mingled drolleIy
and impudence Of the joke broke upon them,
and the house exploded in one hig g,tiaw.
Mr.. Sothern says the idea Of the thag struck
him Us SO delightfully."- absurd that he fairly
screamed after that eyesy ti;nc Ward opened
his mouth.
Another episode of this same entertain.
ment Is related by the actor. The ranoralna
had rolled along to the well-kMown moon.
Light scene. This was great point in his
exhibitions, as . clever continuance of ma
chinery euabfea very pretty effect to be
produced o. moon sailing through the
clouds and casting its shadow upon the calm
waters Of lake. On this occasion Ward,
win more than his usual elaborateness, was
expatiating upon the beauties OF the scene.
"This moon, ladies and gentlemen" said he.
ais our main standby to please our pa
lions. You will observe the nat,lralness with
which 1t sails through the heavens (elancing
over his shoulder as he spoke to find that tho
machinery had broken down and the moon
wouldn't work.. All, you will have to en-
cuse me; perceive that my moonist has
gone to tea. He will be back presently =,
And then on with the rest CT the show as
though nothing had happened.
Mr.. Sothern remarked the affected unc0n-
seriousness Of 4 humorous utterznce on the
part Of Ward us the most telling part IN his |
comic lectures.
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u ". Gndnin,
~ W. Goddiu,
Real Fstatc Agent ana huct!oncer,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.
SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
- 81 virtue Of IN order of the Ctrcnlt oot Oh aG
r;tv ri RiniuJ0u tt ii Ia q, ISL, in the SUIT cl
Woodward BALDWIN & Co., a"aiost Jane, Bayncs &
Son. si.a proceed 10 sell, on premises on sAi-
FRIDAY The 18th dav of March. ls72 ut ) clock T.
II, ali that Lot o. GROUND situated on the s0n!I
side % rinv NJ its Intersection with Gt,tncr street
fronting 6s feet Oh C,"v street and running rack u.
- the aid james BayncS ( Son by kt.;.y, Tackct'
Ford. by deed dated 18th Iannary is1a ana IL a.,
recorded In The clerks Office Ciacery court Oh ny
III; Of Richmond, In Iced Book Nc. 90, i, on pist
3s2. ,,,u,,,,o mo
ucy cash: and On Il c-et OF Io:tr and eEht month";
~ 10 Tho deferred raymtntE. With interest from DAY
Of sale the purchaser giving negoiiabc not.3 st,
inctorily endorsed. and the title retained inli Az i
I.e p,' ~ +T% rorrt John W. WRIGHT.
ra "a ~ '' Sheriff City of Richmond.