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THE DRAMA.
WALLACK'S TUEATER.

One by one the theaters are dropping INTO
the line of acton The rcopening OF Waack. to ba ef
fectcd tonght will place yet another source e theat
col amusement witsn the public reach Miss Matthews
viii appear In Boulote which, are told has peen
rehearscd Ia tloro, nannr, and is to display accom-
pNshed vocalists ana wpll-trained, actors The new
adaptation of Barbe Bleue" is il three acts, with new
scenery by Mr. Matt. Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

THere wiH be excursion tfis week as szAcient
funds were not karA liz time 10 make the necessary
arrangements. on the fvur excursions already given
nearly Coe boys aud girls Bavc enjoyed he benefits Of
the fund.- aud fully 2O,e00 yet looking forward TO
tAer annual heday Subscriptions may bo sent TO Ed
ward King No 73 Broadway, OF to any of Le trustees
as follows: Theodore Roosevelt N No. 81 N9tSk1aB3 !;
WIn EutLcr Duncasi, at No II Nassasst.; Charles H.
Marshall, At No. IS BurnG4aip; George W. Mclean,
Hfa,a fNt
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
wAGNER'5 REHEARSAIS AT BAYREUTH
A correspondent of The London STANDARD

MUSIC.
wAGNER'5 REHEARsAIS AT BAYREUTH.
A correspondent of The London Standard
writes from Bayreutb. Aug 3:
have already, In my telegram described the reception
given TO e gea ,s As s e naS his
ance in the house where tue performers ana tne sa nan
had S~cn conerd Of rrens the composer With the
very passage which tle ecd Woan in the second scene
erected by the giants the abode OF himself anu his
divine tompecrs. Roughly translated, without any at-
character of the original the kBes by Herr Betz, the
representative of " 0ian, are as follows:
"Thc everlasting work is fnislId
On the mountains crest
Rises, stately pile
Il Ise ss@%,as s@I 1ss q asfs &C. siS; SSa.
Such as my viii had fashond it,
1t st sids to view.
OIdy, glorious Iilel'
After this the orchestra executed the finale, wherc the
Of their dwelling. 1t was really an impressive
momont and tho cmoton vac catoinG When MSsner IN
tho aeconae readiness with which they had responded
to his appeal ,,,ou;r,on.o, o.sov
OF sundty rasne nts Of Rhengold" was made Wagner,
retains al the brssncss and nerc.al yyacy OF
youth still for an instan-nOw down IN the
orchestra upon the stage testing the eject OF
beating time with hands and feet always good humor
except VIXEN any interruption Is caused by hate visitors
tyuers i and a. shouts s"nce in stenoram tones lie
is very exacng regards the execution of his music,
being satisfied with nothing less ton absolute erfec'io
and until this res be attained compelling the SINGERS
aud netruEe0ta performers To repeat gwen passage
a indefinite nU.hcr of times. But hs request. Come;
once more that sharp" Is generally accompanied
by an apology joke that has the effect of Keeping
everybody in good nImor l heard however, to-day,
from the lips OF ady who takes prominent part in the
pevforansces that singers Of experience rembe
when they have undergo the ordeal u rehearsal
win Wagner lie is hOweveg particularly fasiidioS at
f,e beginning and aterH ard takes things much more
easily.
"Walnricd is every evening the resort of all the Hcr
ary and artistic celebrities now coereeated ~ liayreu
At home Wagner is fun fun and foiic playing with
his pretty children and exchanging kind word and
shake o. the hand with each OF his guests. There are no
formal atroductons axd everybody does just what lie
likes great theme Of conversation being OF cohrsv tnS
ureparations fer next Years grand pwforn;anc~s with
ne nspectOn of the costumes elegant designs Tor wch
have lust been executed by Prof Doephr ~ Berlin
Nothing in word, can exceed the unrestined cOrdih
jy OF these evening gatherings, over which MIS- wagner
werriy plesid .tnakinS ovcy body feel at home. ana
disp.nsn., Inequalities with the most winning grace
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Pounds at IA.
npal rates 10 reg

II viii DO seen therefore that the circulation Of ~ InS
thrsagh the mails greater than hatof re Hersld Al
TINES combined that pf re World and oss COMBINED ~
almost great ths Of all three these other
oonbiaod Adxerusers will ind also 70 their interest
taAs Che columns Of raE TRIBUNE ~ sxth ys
those OF ony ether paper the ct anthAt each ceum
l.nc erreio, yss space 10 the sdvsrt
than = cv,umn oT lne M aay VI tpV OtherSsrers
Dsily lr.ss'~. xsy ~
S,a-
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A VISIT To NEWRITRCU

NEwBUGGm, N. Y, Aug. 1S.-The delegates
70 the NewYork State Fireno~s Convention numbering
about hundred arrived here s afternoon By steamer
Vibbard. from Poushkecpsie They were received by
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EVENING FESTIVITIES.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. y, Aug. 1S.-On the
arrival Of delegates frem Newburgh this evening
there was grond ,orclight procession in thdr honor
which was Witnessed by $4,000 people. The delegates
then s,arook OF banquet. The welcome address was
made By the Hon. r. Patt Carpenter, and responded TO
hy the Hon. W. T. Poucher Mayor u OweGe.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
TIE BISMARCK PARTY IN THE HILLS.
I-NTAUsIAsHc REtVRfs As TO GOLD DiscoyERIEs-A
NUGGET WORTH TIHRTY-sIx DOLLARS.


NUGGET WORTH TinRTY-sx DOLLARS.
Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 1S.-A special dispatch
TO Tie PeacITtss nom Bismarck ts day, says that adj
from the Bismarck Black Hills party denote their
rival in 16 days r1n Bismarck Indians attacked the
party once near Bear Rutes, hut no lives lost The
party report goia in large pay quantities In French
aud other gulches also sold beaI4ng quar- in large
quantities.. Large numbers II miners were psuring In.
When they arrived the miners had been ordered
BY Cen Crook to meet at tue stOchade nj
Custer.s 0a0t, Aug. TO- 10 make laws fer
the regulation Of daim taking tho miners then TO leave
the fAs until treatyswas made with the Indians. Tho
Indians will not trch until all the miners gone.
Great excitement existed, and all the goldbeaging
lands yot discovered have been stakcd out
and claimed Fifteen miles Of Frenchs uiSn have
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5psrial Notices.

Mrs. Winslow's Soofbns Syrup. for children eethins
the gums aays all psiiL and cures Wind eoiic
Po,f.ffcc aDtics.-Ihe MAILS FOR EC ROPE for the
wo-k sndIng SATURDAY, Aug 2l 1910 wiz close At th
otice az follows: On TT ESDAY at ~ M; on WEDNES
lay at II m; On THURSDAY at ll:yO a m, and
SATURDAY at 5.and ll:s0 d. III. 1; L. JANEs, r. NJ.
sherry Wises all styles dry extra dry sweet pale yerl
p1L GOLDEN brown and an grSios from 80 s sI2 pe1
gallon gat goden IN OLD inpoIation the best yalus
in Now Yor the pgice go 30 per S6lonl H. D. kirk
co, 90 FIstsn 81, y. Y.
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taken and largo parties n work al the streams
A nugget was taken from Custers Guch weigh
ing eighteen, dolars. Thirty to fifty dollars
Janney found one nugget worth $780, Oar oiti,ens pAoe
implicit confidence in these statements aud in the reports
Of the bismarck citizeps.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
sTIANGE AND sCANDALous ELoPEMENT

BROCKToN, Mass, Aug. 1S.-Joseph w. Kob-
ipson Young man OF 2s member Of prominent fom-
iy here has eoped with Mrs. Hail. after rspong the
cafe of his fathers fru ~ something $1,000 Rob
asoh has wlfa and children. The town IL ID great
exciteIeAt. and detectives are In pursuit
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
ARREST OF TWO OF TIE FRANKLIN COUNTY
KUKLUX.
DroroIv IN Auy lS-TwO OF the Frank

lin County KuKlux who were in tho fight with the sher
ias 10 sse have been arrested One was badly wounded
TLetr ,ames ara Green Contrel and Aaron Nell. Tho
forur was never suspected before Great exsite~ent
exists over the arrests.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

THE SUCCESSOR TO ANDREW JOHNSON AP-
POINTED.
CHAT .NooGA Tenn. Aug. 1a-The Hon. d. M.
Key Of this city hes been appointed by the Governor
~ fiji the vacancy in the United states Senate caused
by the death of Andrew johnson.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
InMESIIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON " c. Aug. l8-Spiiits oi Tsrpsntine quiet
and steady at RosH quiet az VI 80 for s,iaae4 Tar
steady al ~.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence X. J., Aug l8-Prsnnng Cloths du& and n
ebaAa
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

CONCO0D, n. H., Aug. 1s.-Iiase Austin of Frank
bn yeats age over by night erIess tain last
evening and Killed
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A FRESHET FEARED On MILL RIVER.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 1S.-Twe and
quarter inches OF rHn fell here today and feshet Ia
feared on Sili River.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
TRAINS DELAYED IN CENTRAL NEW YORK.

BINGHAMFrON, n. T., Aug. IS.-Much uaf-
age has been done to roads by the The Utica and
Syracuse trains have been delayed by high water The
rivers arc high but are doing damage The weather
Is clear.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
Oi Interest 10 Advertiser,

Yesterday the American anil New-Yor News CompanM
sousat q tbs taIlous morning papers AZ io'lovs:
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C.AA. $780, m q M.
-; " Iso
aiges' a1 ,Ss
hiaess green CO .oO
BACoN.-The market y in good supply
Clear sides are quoted at 10; shonlders ct III;
Breakfast bacon At "a :.
.F40uR.-ls in good supply with fair demand.
W quote xX.1t q low XXX 9D7 Is and
good XXXst %; Choice xxx ct - 50; choice
'Posk. Scarce and qseted. ct ~:
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GRAPES! GRAPES!

I offer for sale Grape Cuttings Of i'm
l. improved native varieties, at the fol
lowing prices:
Concord at 81 Is per dozen, or $12 OF
per hundred, fully tested.
Rays Victoria 81 SO per dozen, OF
$40 OO per hundred, not fully tested.
l am testing other native varieties, ani
as they prove valuable in my locality
and soil, will propagate them.
Orders can be left with NJ. H. Carver
Esq, in the city of Natchitocl,es, Or will
myself at the Village Of Allen, parish o.
Natchit0ches.
l will deliver the cuttings on or about
the Goth of January, 1876, at my resi-
dence, or at N. H: Carver's, as desired
In all cases cash on delivery.
send few punches of each kind tC
Mr.. Jas. H. Cosgrove, Editor of the Vim.
dictator, that persons wishing may see
and examine for themselves. guaran
tee them delivered true to name.
Every family that owns al acre Of
land or has the control of garden
should plant grapes for their own con.
sumption, as the expense and labor is SC
little compared with the luxury and
profit received in return, when rightly
cultivated, pruned and trained. / recon-
mend the purchase Of A. S. Fuller't
Grape Culturist which can lie had of Jas
H. Hummel, Editor of Our Home jour.
nal, New Orleans, at 81 so. In chapter
Is, page 129 to .144, inclusive, will be
found full and plain instructions fol
pruning and training. would, howev
or, give moro distance to the vine than
he recommends, owing to difference in
climate. / would plant in rows nine
feet wide and ten feet in the drill, so a.
to give more wood to tho vine, and 8
better circulation of air. AZ =
This system is called the 'Double Arm
SYSTEM" and seems well adapted to the
South, and is highly recommended by
G. G. Langdon, Of Mobile, Ala, an old
and reliable nurseryman, whom con
slider very high authority.
A. G. JORDAN.
Aug. TT.
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One thing iheuld not be forgotten
itbis railroad question, and that is,
bit its completion will add prosperi-
qhthe country. That should not be
ksottep.
xsa may figure upon high taxes
IL al these thisgs, which We deny
Is M grinding in our present con.
ddso, but, when you put the means
|iapfsons hands to meet Ills wants
slliabilitiss, both, private and pub
i, you hear no cry Of "hard tines"
l,assdS bring Us the ..flash times"
Ut or gvaudfathers told US Of,
1iallsw Orleans and Pacific rail-
|Ml - ssnsider . certainty, and We
~ Ct 4 hs mater or forever after
&aeef psace." . !"
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T~ ~
\ sHREYEP0RI, IA. 4
LAND! LAND! LAND /!
A Rare Opportunity Offered to
Farmers of Limited Means.

I AM OFFERING to sell the following
l described parcels of land on the liberal
terms set forth below:
One tract of 37S acres, situated twelve
miles soutl, east Of the city Of Natchito-
chos, and about one milo west of Old
River. Two hundred acres under fence,
one hundred and fifty acres open and
about one hundred in cultivation this
year. The other improvements consist
of fonr or FIVE log cabins, gin and press {;
small orchard, with spring Of fine
water. Good steam saw mill within four
mile Of the place. will sell this place
at ten dollars per acre, one sixth cash,
the balance in l, 2 3, 4, and five years,
without interest. Four-tifths of this
place is fine fresh alluvial river soil, and
will yield 40 to so bushels of corn or a
bale of cotton to the acre
Adjoining tho above, have 5S3 acres
OF the same character of unimproved
land, which l will sell at S. per acre, in
equal annual installments, without in
tercSt.
l also have 800 acres situated beUween
Red River aud Bayou Pierre, about six
miles from the CITY of NatchitOcLes, all
fine river bottom land, what is termed
"Buckshot" land, two hundred acres open,
gin, cabins and teuces almost entirely
destroyed. l will sell this place for IS
per acre, Cash, or SIS per acre, One-tifth
cash, the balance in five equal annual i'll
stailnlents, without interest,"
l have still another tract of 1872 acres
ofgood level hill land. situated one mile
from the above described place, and i'm
mediately on the Grand Ecore and Texas
road, five miles from the city of Natchi-
toches, land well timbered with pine,
oak and hickory. Improvement consist
of double log dwelling house, log kitchen,
smake-housc, small orchard of figs, plums
and peaches, II to Is acres of open land,
all the buildings a little ont of repair
though occupied this year. On this place
is an ineXllaustible we'll of tho finest
water in the parish. will sell this place
for 100000, one third cash, the balance
in one and two years, without interest.
To purchasers wishing to make larger
cash payments, l will make liberal de-
duction from the above prices.
There is no excuse for any man being
without home Of his own; my terms
are so liberal that the annual payments
only amount to a small rental.
N. II. CARVER,
April 1O-1y. NatchitOchcs, La.
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MARKETS.

New Orleans, Aug. ll.--Cotton, de-
usnd slack; sales IS bales. Mid
linz al, low middling l3as, good or
dinary Is; sales include 8 bales new
,.ssed, good middling to middling
fir and sold at Isl. Receipts ga bales !;
10 exports stock 74&.
new Orleans, Aug. ll.-Sugar firm,
q good, fair to fully fair $685.,
mime, 9a0l0 !; molasses quiet, COM
non, N045, fair 6@55, prime to
.Aoies 5000 flour scarce and firm,
X IS D06 IS, XXX sos 50,
.hoiee aud family 50 1909 50; corn
neal s. Is; corn dali, at s9095,
quoted 6s070. Gold ia /; sight 81;
vnpium sterling Sc.
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The alleged frauds in the Arclitec-
tural Department of the New Orleans
Custom House have been under inves.
tigation for some few days, and moth
ing has been done to satisfy the
workman who have appealed to the
Secretary of the Treasury in the in
stance.
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THE YOSEMITE VALLEY:

We continue to offer this celebrst u
vi Chrome in connection with the n.
Illustrated Household Magazine, furnish
lng them to our subscribers upon thu
following very generous terms:
With Mo"atetl Chrome, 600. On
mounted Chrome, Sl.5O.
The Mounted Chrome il delive,ed -
orr office, or by csnvasaers, OF boxed and
sent ny express A. subscrilH's expense
or sent by mail upon rvceipt of Twenty
Cents extra for postage. The Unuount-
ed Chrome is sent free by mail.
Az communications must 10 addressed
HOUSEHOLD PUBLISHING CO.,
b, II Park Row, New York.
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The crops Of North Louisiana
are not SO promising on the whole
as we had anticipated. So says
most Of our exchanges. Corn, we
are sorry to learn, will be short in
many localities.
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,.;1 Commissioner, he accepted.
y W" ..,r u.snectfn)lv

said Commissioner, he accepted,
ia : am very respectfully,
c.,.oJ c. DELANO, Sec.
S Wv York, Aug. 1.-THE strike Of
ny enters is rapidly growing in
s sIea'",tauce. 1t is mmored that the
la PIKE will, in a few days, become
se %Is will of the late Isaac Vanarder,
.., ,"n of the Brooklyn Eagle, was
es.s.snted this morning for probate.
Iss estate is estimated at Que million
'o :" accordance with resolution adop-
:, Nv the brown stone rubbers to Or
=, y. = strike in all shops not paying
. as, standard wages, $3.50 per day, a
~ a'.'mittee of ten men this morning
ss;.;tsd almost all uptown yards
, .ss1e workman were engaged at last
. sn Of wages and by threats Of order
~ mel, on u strike, induced the en-
a u to yield to their demand:
p s, Louis, Aug. 1.-THE Globe
ns u learns that twelve families
D.,e compelled to leave Williamson
."auty, Ill.,, to escape the vengance
. gontiaws who rule that country, and
s,ny more are quietly arranging
hrsiness to leave.
yexbergh, N. Y, Aug l1.-Bishop
cummings, at a meeting Of reform
yniseopal Church, said there were
NJ, nv fifty ministers and forty congse-
ntiops of that church in the United
s,tes and Canada.
Memphis, Tenn, Aug. ]l:-From
4, o'clock last night to ten this morn
no. the river rose II inches and is
NM within half an inch Of the Spring
tood. A violent rain and wind swept
,rer the city to-day.
Coustautinople, Aug. 1.-THE gov
amor Of Bosnia has been ordered to
end all available troops in that pro-
1nce against the insurgents. Two
htallions have been sent from this
dty to the scene, and others will fol-
bw. 7.
London, Aug. ia telegram to
the Times, from Constantinople, says
1000 Turkish troop have left for
Hsrsgovins via Kick.
NARKTTQ
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4 l. a =
! line 70 this point, We
- = ~, i : success, and
a : !. es&t cannot b given its
49, Hasage1,. Mr.. Davis,
:. ID H.. md ssneral Manager,
y l. { : /. Alle.andria, with ! view
!. 1hh nas 70 that PLACE
b e1. !! i New Orleans. . Enter
credit, and we sincere.
90 friends in Alexandria and
s y s1ercise their usual u
: =. =. aaiaing this ], Z Telegraph
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!, Important Notice.

New Orleans, August 3, 1875.
Members Of the State Central Com
ittee Of Democratic and COnserva-
i've party Of Louisiana are requested
bueet August 10, 1875, at u P. NJ,
ale Camp street. r. H. MARI,
III 'n@ Chairman. .
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We have before us the Cata-
logue of the Mansfield Female
College for the collegiate years of
187475.
We understand that this really
fine school is in a hourishing con-
dition, and we hope that it will
meet the patronage it SO richly de.
serves.
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ollseas il sending up her
e . we'll as st. Louis,
- @ : lively fight. Go in
.s|l: !. 3 |! want cheap goods and
D. ~ I! est market win. 80.
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serves.

Our thanks are hereby rendered Mr..
Jules E. Messi, the enterprising
Agent Of the Sipnott Line, for late
city papers. The steamer Texas al
rived Yesterday on time.
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What means this stir among the
New Orleans politicians! There
seems much excitement manifest.
ed in high circles.
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