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FORDAN ROCKBRIDGE ALUM

Springs, KOckbrfUGe County, va.
These delightful Springs are eight miles from
Goshen Depot on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
from which point elegant coaches regularly over
good road through beautiful and picturesque
country. The improvements entirely new, and
embrace al the modern convenences for the most
comfortable accommodations The principal hotel,
In addition to ParlOrS, Dining room, Ballroom, ETC.,
contains upward of one hundred chambers, all newly
furnished, with gas and electric bells in each the
only summer resort in Virginia which has). There
are also superb cottage accommodations. Post and
telegraph offices In the hotel. Two daily mails from
all points. In addition to the Alum waters, whose
medicinal qualities too we'll known TO specially
refer there is the grounds of the strongest
and best Chalybeate Springs in the country which Is
direct and powerful tonic For further parIicu-
lars, terms ETC., see circulars at Messrs Mansfield
Co.'s and g. W. Jones d Co.'s, Druggists, address
by letter JOS. n. WOODWARD,
otfh a Srri
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ELMO LODGE.

Lake EtnO, via St Paul, Minnesota
twelve miles from st Paul, on the saltwater
and Taylor's Falls Railroad: five trains daily
is now completed. Building. Furniture, etc,
ARE ENTIRELY NEW, and ready for guests. II is To-
Gated in beautiful and picturesque spot, and the
climate is the most beautiful and bracing in Amer
lea THE ATTRACTIONS fine, sail and row-boats,
door gymnasium, swings, cIoquet. archery, lawn
tennis, baths, music. etc. i. rms. 81 80 per day.
FRED. 6. GUTHREZ, Manager,
late German National Bank. Memphis.
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THE FAMOUS

MISSESQUOI SPRING WA FER,
Which for nearly half century has wrought such
WONDROUS CURES of KIDNEY DISEASE, DYS-
PERSIA and CANCER. may be had of all druggists.
Its curative properties almost miraculous. For
pamphlets containing remarkable cures address
MISSISQUOI SPRINGS. Franklin county, Vermont.
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COTTON.

erpool kilograms yesterday reported
active. 6rmer, and l-l6d higher; ar
opened and closed steady. The New
market, in both spots and futures. was
STEADY. and without change IN figures.
b market the demand was somewhat
/, and offerings continued fair, Sales
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DRY GOODS.
IRY TELEGRAPH.

TBY TELEGRAPH.I
NEW YORK, July 11.-Business continues
light in most departments, but shirts and
drawers and fancy knit woolens are doing
fairly. Fancy cashmere are sluggish, but
worsted coatings are in fair request.
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Chronic painful and prostratng diseases cured with
out medicine. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the
grand disideratum. Avoid limitations. Book and
Journal, with particulars, mailed free Address
PULvERMACHER GALvANIo Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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and for these 1t embrowns and blacken the
hair, not the skin 1t is vegetable e1OLLie1at not
burning fluid. 1t does not burlesque nature with
blooming metallic anges but produces her own LUing
hateS. Its cooling effect is lasting It ees detection
Its results uniform. It71eUer fails. Manufactured by
]. CRISTADORO. No. 90 Williams ST., New York.
Sold by all druggists Applied by all Hair Dressers
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DRAWING.
DRAWING.
Royal Havana Lottery.
$4,000 Drawn Every Ia Days

S2I Prizes amounting to Spanish. $4,000
Whole Ticket, SOS; half. S13; Quarter. 81;
Tenth, 81; Twentieth. 81. Orders filled and prizes
cashed at actual rate of exchange by
r. MASfCH.
12 Decatur st. New OrIeSDS- In
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RIVER NEWS.
weather and Rivers.

weather and Rivers.
The table and dispatches below give Off
cial particulars concerning the weather and
rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE OBS. U. S. A.,
MEMPHIS. July 1 l. 1873. (
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SUMMER RESORT.
TULLAHOMA

rT1HE most delightful and convenient summer re-
sort I'm Middle Tennessee Located near the
Sase Of the Cumberland Mountains, and the highest
uoInt on the n. c. and st. Louis X. X. Only three
hours ride from Nashville and II hours from Mem
pnis
ExhiIaratirg climate and delightful chalybeate
water The hotel offers all the comforts of home,
with all the luxures of first class watering place,
and at moderate rates.
Terms $50 per week or $50 per month.
Excursion tickets from Memphis and Nashville at
reduced rates
References-Mrs. Judge Flippin. Col. Leon Trous-
dale and Col. W. 4. Hardin, of Memphis.
T. CORZELIUS. PrOprietOr.
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SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,

TINE above Association are ready to issue
i their third series of stock After an unprece-
dented successful years business and having pio-
neered entirely new field In Building and Loan
Association business. we authorized from the re-
suit In stating to borrowers borrowers that
can guarantee them the best paying stock In the
city Subscriptions will be received by the Secretary
at the Office of the Association. 1S Madison street,
or by any Of the Directors.
DIRECTORS Hon. Jacob Thompson, DR.. ID. T. Por-
ter. NJ. Gavin, John Gum. K. d. Goodwin, Thomas
Holman. Jr, p. VI. Winters, Judge c. W. Heiskell,
Il. W. GIeibel, W. ]. McDermott, Il. d jordan.
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OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE

CATSKILL FOUNTAINS, Woodstock,
Ulster County, New York. IS NOW OPEN.
House is new, contains all modern improvements,
and furnished throughout in the best man
ner. Transient board, So per day. Reasonable
terms for week or month. Best place on the noun
tains for those troubled with hay fever, it being
$500 feet above tide water. Telegraphic clmmuni-
cation with all points, For circulars address
James Smith, Manager,
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
WOODSTOCK. Ulster county. NEW YORK
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BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS
MECKLENRuRG COUNTY. VA.

Waters well nigh specific in Stone or CelcuII,
Diabetes and Inflammation of the Bladder. Waters
in cases of six gallons, SD per case at the
Springs. Testimonials sent to any address.
brings open for visitors June LIST.
THOS. T. GOODE. Proprietor.
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LUMRER.
OAK LUMBER

NTERCER &NOLLEY, of Withe Depot Tenn, vii
vi furnish best White Oak Lumber. In
any size wanted, at Low FIGURES. They will de-
liver IL at Memphis and Louisville Depot Parties
wishing to purchase will please call on
i T. RIISBY a CO. 276 Front 81
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The New York Bulletin, of Tuesday, re-
ports: This morning, when business was
regularly reopened, 1t was evident that no
general feeling OF strength existed, and after
commencing at IL &c, August gradually fell
away and lost all the gain it had made, with
the tone slow and stupid all day. Indeed,
all things considered, the demand was quite
light along the entire line, and neither to
cover or invest did buyers appear inclined to
take hold, and speculative interest was for
the time being stagnant. So far as the pres
emit supply is concerned, the absence of de-
mand for actual cotton operates against any
great upward turn, while the fall and winter
months feel the influence of the advices from
the south, which, with few exceptions, show
favorable indications as to quantity, condition
and progress of the crop"
IBY TELEGRAPH
The following are the New York market
reports for yesterday: Ordinary, 9-l6c;
good ordinary, 10 7-16:; low middling,
III Lice; middling, ii z Ice; good mlddliDg,
1l24c. At 1923, quiet and steady; 1920,
dull and easier; 2:12. dull and easy. Sales,
$50 bales.
The following were the closing rates in New
York futures yesterday and day before:
Vest hIT1I.
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whole Tiekets. SO. Half Tickets, 81
R1 II

a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Win
"A Fortune. Eighth Grand Distribution. 1878,
at New Orleans. Tuesday. August 18th
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
This Institution regularly incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for Educational and
BILE purposes In 1885, with a capital OF 81 100000,
to which 1t has since added reserve fund of $3.50,
900. Its Grand Single Number Distri-
buttons Will take place menthly on the second
Tuesday. II neUeS scales or poStponeS- Look at the
following Distribution
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DlSPEN SARY.

SAa> H7t3a% .s-J.s tItS 0SnSdrf
s,ssfs Got -. Clark s.. Chicago. III.
H}sSs1s.sa..G DR.. G. ri;ir!OW al SEXUAL AM
CHRONIC safely
SsrfV{r Il " SrlEWATOEfs.iu:A. SEXUAL DEBILITY
~ NERVOUSNESS. IMPOTENCN. BIOTCHES y
Es3SNLrNl THE FACE. rendering MARIA -
<S&EGxssSJ PROPER. permanently cured Pamph.et tas
~ postage His MAEklAt-
usf<sA ~ on SEXUAL AIiOlO6N,a =
fa-es. ILLUSTRATED. containing much that
published so secured eic
CONSULTATIONS nee and CONFIDENTIAL Once Hour5s
n N ] p N. Sundays TO p. n
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON, VA.

THE largest frst-class Institution for Young La
i dies in Virginia, with an able corps of twenty
five teachers. Opens the first Wednesday In Septem-
Der. 1878, and closes the first Wednesday in June,
1879. For catalogues containing full particulars,
address MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal,
StauntOn, Virginia.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

Old Point Comfort. Va. Situated within 100
yards Of Fort Monroe Open all the year, with ample
capacity for 800 guests Has all modern improve
mentselevator and electric bells in every room
water, bathrooms and closets on each floor. Six
frst-cass steamers land daily, except Sunday, $50
yards from the door, SUI erior beach for bathing at
door-steps. and good from May until November.
Boating, fishing and driving especially attractive.
Send tor circular describing hygienic advantages.
Terms 50 to 50 80 per day, according to location of
and number in room, length of stay, etc
Fl. PHOEBIJS PrODriotOr.
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TbtIOW HIHH WdleT IHdTk UI IoI4-
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. Bar: r Their wind. f HslE weather:
700 am BOIL 80 Z. Clear.
900 pm 3O,O6 | 95 Sc. Fair
400 pmI 3O.O7 | S5 S.W. IClear.
Maximum thermometer, q5 deg.
Minimum thermometer, 10 deg.
W. MELRO9, Sig. Serg't U. S. A.
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A General Rebellion.
TRIUMPH of a GREAT DESCOVERY
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.

The public has re6eLIed against c1uterizino Hd
Dyes. Fashion has foreSworn them A sagacioI
community has adopted in their stead,
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 600.
100000 Tickets. At . each Half Tickets. 5

100000 Tickets. at p each Half Tickets ISL.
1 Capisal Prize $4,000
1 Capital Prize. ..--...--.-.-----. lU.UUc
1 Capital Prize. ......--... 1000
, Prizes of SD50O. Observation-Disclosures. soon
Prizes of 1000. 5000
20 Prizes of 5OO.....--.---...--.-.- 10000
loo Prizes of IOO.....-.-.--...--. 10000
200 Prizes OF 5O......:.........-. 10000
600 Prizes of 20 10000
1000 Prizes Of To-. .....-...--.. 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
8 Approximation Prizes of $780, 2,IO1
g Approximation Prizes OF POO i,ScO
9 Approximation Prizes OF 100....... 900
1857 Prizes. amounting to.-.--.--- .SllO,4OO
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation
will be paid Application for rates to clubs should
only be made to the Home Office in New Orleans
Write. clearly stating full address, for further in
formation send orders TO Va =. DAUPHlS,
T.. O.. ES0x 69S, New Orleans. La or at No.
6 West Court ST., Memphis. Tenn
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management OF GENERALS IL
r. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A EARLY
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Memphis and Charleston

LEAVE. ARRIVE
ally 1900 p.m.III45 am
lioni
81 5;45 nm 7.1S am
ally
-..-I 5:.iO am. q.35 am
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Above low Changes.
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Mississippi and Tennessee.
Memphis and Little Rock.

LSAVE. ARRIVE.
Main Train. daily. ........ 900 nm n Al n IN
y IelkIl. 9alJ eAeelI SUM- b=SO am. 800 pm.
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The River.

Editors Dispatch: We hear a good deal
OF discussion and talk about appropriations
for deepening the channel Of James river
Tor large vessels. 1t seems that at present
vessel drawing over fifteen feet OF water
cannot come into our harbor. 1t is proposed
10 deepen ii so as to get etserenteen feet, which
seems about as much as we can reasonably
expect for several years. To make Our har-
Dor a good and attractive export harbor we
should have vessels drawing at least twenty
two feet Since we have not the water over
the bars and ledgcs for these vessels, will
you be kind enough to tell us what
it would cost to introduce the canal
system, as used in many other similar
places, for lifting vessels OF heavy burden
over these difficulties? While it is not as
desirable as deep water, it would probably
be better than not having these vessels at
all; and the success OF it IN other rivers
would show that it could be used here. We
could by this means bring in and take out
from our harbor vessels drawing as much
as twenty or perhaps twenty-five feet,
which would OF course greatly improve
Eichmond's prospects us trading and eX-
port city. w.
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a gentleman suffering from gout was
explaining to a friend that his doctor did
not permit him to eat sweets, potatoes,
fruits, farinaceous vegetables, ale, vine
"Weil,' exclaimed the friend, aWhy don't
You get another doetor?" b I !
The Burlington Ha,oksye characteristics
cally snys: ST we are to have the silver
dollar let us not mints matters, but proceed
at once TO put the coinage machinery in ap-
pe-pie ordef.u Fs.
Iowa is tired Of keeping q murderers
boarding-house, and has gone back to cap
ltal punishment again, Michigan and Rhode
Island yet to hear from. Neao York Mali.
Eccentric persons who propose TO make
their wills are advised by the. New York
World to leave the money direct to the Bar
Association TO save trouble.
1t is said real good men are very scarce at
watefing-piaees this season, Come to- think
OF j, there is no place oyercroWded by men
OF that sort. Picaylne.
Somebody having announced that John
Mofrissey is low, the Chicago Times says Il
psl'eses he Is also high, Jack, and game.
It's more blessed TO gise than to receive,
Dnt lps not 50 popular. .-tSt. Lossis Jj6arraai
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GAS AT TmRTY-FoUR CENTS PER: THoU-
SAND FEET IN CoLUMBUs.-The report of the
superintendent OF the gas-works at the Ohio
penitentiary for 1877 says the g amount Of
gas consumed, rs shown by small METERS"
was "12, 1868, 100 feet" The cost to the
State in cash was S4,41s.45a, or 81 cents per
1000 feet. Add to this the average price
OF onvict.labor-viz.. 70 cents per day, and
the total cost is s5,946. .454-45.S cents per
1000 feet" This cost" he says, 81 think
can still be reduced"
1t is we'll known that gas can be manu-
iactured much cheaper in large works than
in small ones.
This small establishment, with convict
labor, is producing good article OF gas at
less than 46 cents per 1000 feet, net, and
hopes to reduce this, while our city works
are struggling along trying to furnish us
with gas at from 81 to $3.50 per 1000 feet.
Ohio State journal.
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OFFICE OF THE BRlauTHoPE RAILWAY Co., I
RICHMOND, VA, March II, 1878.

Gsntlemen Of the Committee on Light:
have no complaint to make Of you eX-
cent for the diseourteSy couched in proceed
inrs published in this mornings paper.
will be obliged to you to state to the public
now that YOUR committee arrived at their
conclusion without hearing what I had to
say on the subject.
have been very careful to avoid person
alties in my communications, and especially
careful not 10 bold the Committee On Light
in any way responsible for my action in de-
clining to bid for the gas contract, and now
l demand that courtesy TO which am entl'
titled at your hands.
addressed Mr.. Higgins communication
January 18th. and, receiving no reply,
called to see him in February, when he in.
formed me that he would lay the letter be-
fore the committee to meet afew days later,
but that he could tell me in Advance that
the committee would decline to grant my
request as 10 a mired test, and that they
could test mixtures acithout suggestions
from me il they wished to. He neglected
the usual business courtesy OF answering
nv letter: he seemed to know what would
be the action OF the committee in advance.
and By manner, though courteous in the
extreme, plainly indicated that could not
expect his influence in any way. These
were the unmistakable evidences that " our
Goals were not acceptable to the chairman
OF the Committee on Light"
II Mr.. Strauss resolution was published
failed 10 see it; but rs / had nothing to
say about your committee, but to thank you,
do not see why you should deem it due to
yourselves TO publish it now. My remarks
about Mr.. Higgins's preference for other
Goals were made in connection with certain
statements furnished by the officers Of the
gas-works. which / believed iniuriously
affected the reputation Of our Goals, and
could moi be sustained, and not as to the ac-
tion OF the committee in letting the con-
tract. Very respectfully,
JAMES R. WERTB, Superintendent.
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POLICE CoURT.-Acting-Justice Crutch-
field disposed OF the following cases yester-
day:
Ann Thomas (colored) was fined 50 for
beating a child OF Mrs. Bethel.
Charles Belts was sent to jail for thirty
days in default OF security for drunkenness.
Seven parties charged with minor
breaches Of the peace were discharged.
The following cases Of ordinance viola
ton were disposed Of: Elizabeth Jeter was
fined S5, Elizabeth James, Matt Head, John
Hill. and James Garnett each 50, for keep
ing unlicensed dogs
Charles Jacobs was fined 81 for disorderly
conduct.
Ten parties charged with ordinance yio-
lations were discharged, and the cases OF
as many others continued until to-day.
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NAsBY CRIES FOR RELIEF.-To give us the
rcleef we want, either the Government hez
got to supply us silver, or let me carry out
my proieck uY munissipal bankin. Either
will do. But to leave it where it is is holler
mockery; it's givin us stun when we
asked for bread. It's given Us hope NV
suthin when the realizashun NV it is ez fur
from uz ez ever. Wat good ez it to me to
make silver leegle tender onless you per-
vide me with silver to tender? ] amt got
no silver, and can't see how am to git any.
want either a carload Nv silver distrib-
bited in the Corners, or want Unlimited
munisslpal bankin. One or the other is
necessary to meet the wants IVY men like
myself, for witch all fnanshel projeks are
made. Men who heY the faculty nv workin,
and to whom likker at statid and rapid in
tervals amt necessity, manage to git along
without finanseerin. Ei they are agoin to
hnanseer for me, want EN- to do suthin
practlcle.--l Toledo Blade. ..a4 81
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Personal. the visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were e. R..
Coker, Quebec; L. E. Jonas, London; D..
V. Arguimbau, New York; W. f. Morri-
son, Petersburg; j. j. Porter, Louisa c..
w. Price, AIbemarle; r. Thornton. Hall
fax; Major W. T. Patton, Botetourt; Will
liam Bradley, Coalfeld; j. W. Whitman,
Chicago; William Wainwright, Montreal; /;
William Turpin, Powhatan: j. f. Lacy,
Gooehland; Colonel j. H. Watson, Pittsyl-
yania: Fl. M. Smith, Tazeweli Courthouse, !,
and 3. e. TimberIake, Orange.
The three House committees served by
MFR. ]. Monroe Kelly as clerk on Wednes-
day passed resolutions paying deserved tes-
timony to the worth, industry, and intelli-
eenee OF that gentleman. - .i.
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FOUND IN THE DocK-ACCIDENTALLY
DRowNED.-The body OF Eliza Chalkley
(colored). who had been missing since Feb
ruary 22d, and whose mysterious disappear
ance was anneuced in the Dispatch, was
found yesterday morning in the dock near
Babcock's ice-house. Coroner Taylor was
notified and held an inquest at O'Clock
yesterday evening.
The fact was developed that the deceased,
who was woman OF intemperate habits,
and resided with her husband, Henry
Chalkley, on Main street between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets, started to see
her mother, who lived on Cary street near
seventeenth street, and bad not been seen
until her body was Yesterday recovered.
Several parties stated that Henry Chalk
lev had told them that he had found his
wife. On being questioned by the Coroner
in reference to the matter, Chalkley stated
that he had told some persons that he had
found his wife because he was tired OF per-
petually answering questions concerning
her. and that he bad told others because it
was an infrmity Of human nature (particu-
larly OF his) not to be able always to tell the
truth.
The jury, after hearing the testimony,
rendered a verdict Of death by drowning.
The husband OF the deceased has in his
custody white boy about six years old,
whom he states he found when the boy was
very young. On the other hand, the wo-
man, prior to her death, stated that the
child was given to her by a lady some years
ago; but up to the time of the woman's
death she had succeeded in keeping the se~
cret Of the cbild's parentage from her hus-
band. 1t strikes the writer that the boy
ought to be sent to one OF the orphan asy-
iums, or be properly cared for in some
other way. -.
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THE MOZART LAST NIGHT.-There was a
large audience at the Virginia Opera House
on the occasion of the ninety-sixth musicale
of the Mozart Association.
In all three Of the selections by the or
chestra there was & decided Improvement
noticeable. Their rendition OF "Heim-
weh," by Jungman, was very fine, and re-
ceiyed marked evidence of approval from
the audience. The overture, "Il Turco in
Italia" by Rossini, and "Winter's Night
Dream waltzes, by Hermann, were also
we'll given.
Mr.. L. B. Bishop, Of Boston, sang with
taste two love ballads. in both Of which he
was most kindly received. Mr.. Kessnich
played beautiful violin solo, and Nr. Lu-
erssen, on the litter, q pot-pourri Of bis own
ar.rang cement. The marked attention du-
ring this last performance was decided
compliment to the performer, and,
Judging from the very unusual quiet
which pervaded the hall during the greater
part OF the solo, it would probably be aWise
method OF educating the loquacious to ST.
lence to introduce this little instrument at
each performance.
It may be well to state that for The yehe-
ment demonstrations Of a persistent few last
evening another prohibited encore was per-
mitted.
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A COUPLE OF Observation-Disclosures.
Yesterday morning two horses, with o
wagon attached, ran off on Ninth street
near Bank. They continued down Ninth
to the Basin bank, down the Basin bank to
Tenth, and UP Tenth to the. regimental
armory, where they were stopped in their
wild career. Considerable cord-wood, hay,
boop-poles, &C., were overturned on the
Basin bank, and the vehicle was badly
broken up.
Yesterday evening Mr. John Rankin's
horse, with buggy attached. ran off on, Coy.
ernor street near Ross. The buggy was
badly broken up, and Mr.. Rankin received
painful but not serious injuries.