WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1876
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WARRINGTON, Jan. III, 1916
Signor Bl,z is al his COMPUTATIONS and mighty
magic, at Apollo Hall.


DR.. HollIck is lecturing upon the reproductive
organs," at Concert Hall. Lectures full Of useful
and curious instruction.


Mr.. Templeton gave his first concert tonight. at
Carusi's saloon. Full and fashionable house Per.
formances, the Rose, Shamrock and Thistle. Re-
ceived with enthusiastic applause. The Soman
family were present. and the old gentleman quietly
whispered us, that Templeton was d-vsh fine
singer. He repeats his concert on Friday night


We had almost forgotten to mention the expert
meats wiin tae hand grenades, at the arsenal, on
whose name we have entirely forgotten These
grenades are small bomb-shell, guided by fea-
fher, IKE an arrow, and thrown by the hand They
explode upon contact with any hard substance, from
aproJectng plug OF iron, which is fitted to percus-
sion cap, inside the shell The Secretary of War,
ana many members OF Congress were present, who
pronounced themselves sausfed win the great
utility OF the Invention, in case Of war