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Crescent CitY Circns.

MEssRs. GERMAN, La THORNE and Lyman Propris-
" tors u The shove fznb hmen, beg inloan lie crns
o eH Orleans hat they viii open their Cirrus The sb
ns Shs9 'omonaion Of talent IN the Eau tran line will be
uuy NoFt6I Of patronage Among
sdsi1giaglr ROSA irly ik tas q Female Equsan
he verdi oa ever together with Mr.. VIM. WORRECL he
Dogn Of Clowns; Mr. GEkMANI Mons Ia FfiORF h and NJ
81. LlPMAh, toe great Some SET man. ~ 49,
The entertainments Will he IN
ond s mts iasous. Such has been ever will b ne aim
81 liefnafls cement. ~ - 4'- 'i
The Beats will BE- cushioned.
The brsa Band, cJnppaed Fifteen mentss will lie under M
guidance The
be ectel unsteady. s-e
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List Of vessels IN Port MOI Cleared.

TONbOat Pat. Henry lowed down and TO ssa on the NH
inst, ship Sarah PuriHton.
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Misconceptions Black was brought before Reeop5ey
Gen0 yesterday, the charge Of interfering with ne Tfe
Of TepsehOre in the Globe ban room on Sunday evening
5y aaulng one OF her yOias. Mary Ann FFaues AfaTy
Ann ite dreaming q aughtbq 10y, was floating through
me may danee with heart and heesas light Qussn hIab
1eE9si when she was Brought up all Standing before he
AazOnian front displayed by Phoebe, who stood iHimoyea
IN stature and Stern Of purpose bddngt maiden 10 al in
dant encounter Of tongues and nails The defiance soon Al
rdcted the crowd; the lights grew dim amidst The annFaef
ing stoTns music no longer had charms and the hall ea 70
ound 70 the tread Of the merry dancers in the light fantastic
whh, PhRbe stood he head aud front Of the oiendine but
she cared for nothing while her victim was ber her. and
cond not be deferred from her purpose until se had taken
tu Abstraction for wTopgs inflicted d imaginary Of eoure
aday Of reckoning came: Recorder enO indicated M igls
OF the aaied, and BhRbe was required to give bonds.
To Pay OR Nor TO PAY.Ths' became the question on
sunday night IN the coffee house Of Paul CmnOn where
james DAVIS, after Tegans himself andifiends at the bar re-
fused he tribute to Bqechns which the attendant spirit
hnesOi Tom Moore
" 70 anger, sir, l am SLOW
You can take il untOuched back
And WhereYeri shall 60
4 VIII d-r-n COguarl
Bnt Davis was moi good hisRdr fr the number vas
dnined-aye to the very dregshe moment be had repeated
the last word 81 his moving verse which piece Of cno m
pudence had such effect upon Cannon that an instant r.
port was made 70 Recorder GenO who issued vibrant or
The gentleman that ibi5e 80 largely a. small expense
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PLACiDE's VARIETIES.

QTAGE Manager, Mn BASS and Parquste IS cents
~ Upper hoHes 50 cents Gallery, a5cents THIS EVENING,
Tuesday Dec. 10, will be performed the
BENGAL TIGER.
sr Paul fsgQda. Mr.. Bass hu YsloeaL Ms ]. Wrgh
Alter which viii be produced tabeauH Comic Ballet
THE LIVING STATUE.
With the new Farce Of THE TRQhPETER's DAUGHTER.
Phihpo Mr.. G. Howard Madeline c. Howard
To conclude with the Farce Of DAY AFTER THE FAIR,
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PORT GA NEW ORLEANs.


l.ElEg1E esosEag A.-I.eseEEggzs 9o sy-laTlas. q
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AUCTION SALES.

I
}. A. BEARD, Auetionser.
st9ess Iaesi9gs agd ThuIriays Real Bsa Wadntsys and
mediate days M oaes ~. 10 BanEs Arasie pss,sss
j. A. Boards SALES
FOR THE HEX E-NDLNG DECE-HBER %.
.ho.. 10, ., T TTEEsDA AZ 4, ,s A7rgsds
1 ssu.v, REAL EsPSfE9 "a E ssrp,r YER, ...
a,s 34a S,a properly 10 PrssPort and la jae asd
THURSDAY, at Cookies Gallery. 81. Ciarle. s,rse,-
b-s sale Of OIL PAINTINGS, oihe Modern
,,,, ,..FERIDA FRIDAY, at the 81. I.oui. Exchange
Tiir Nanp .Sa md vacant in 'he fa', Second and
A ,,,,,. /: sA Y SgsT ". a Banks Arcade
Second Municipality and Lafayette.
51s t s ao%1,Sa can be obtained at he Office Of The
Clothing. enid. Military EmipUeUfs
--,,.,,..u. By +. II. PETITPAINs
4 !ion room No Csqal nse without reIys o Seeo1s o.
va 1alt s9d Light Military Jackets; Military Bnoas and Iue.
1 s d Ms Ss.i FlsJ S m Caps I'D Ea elk
4 4.;s. 5s.b case d S"OHl'
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
llts Da H. Is1,lay December Is at u oelosE-w be sod
The grs woa KEzI1I sgvi q years. and her two boy eb
American sog add sod for iaudJ guaranteed sssinst de
eE@ s-ons hi cash balance months for approved
endorsed note -
The gn9s woman AttAH aged "a years eKcslsnt washer
one and cook and her two girl children, years vesfuly
guaraned Sod for cash departure oft e owner
Acts Of sale before r. Beard Esq., Notary Public a DE eTpsnss
Of tle purchaser. dfs7
Catalogue SaIe...-........ OF. ..----- Dry Goods
BY f. II. PETITPAIN
THURSDAY, Deceaer ocock-Winbe old at his ABe
Ton Room No Canal ''reetthou, rsssrseo close con-
signment-
Is style Fancy PunG:
400 pieces Russia Diaper;
bales Huekaback f0Nelng
l@j packages and lots Of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS
which Cashmere uI,is Nsr1d
and APag Gala Plaiia Silks RePPa, isshs French Eng.
h vide Prnt, plain figured white and Swiss Run
narnak CgThin Muslin, Cloths Caneres Tgeefs SdiDs
funnes behehed aud brown Domestic Denns Cottonads
Chicks, etc. o &C.. y
An invoice Of Fancy Aruees consisting Of Silk Trimming
s1ngs and Bunsi black and fancy Silk scaf
Termsifbrrai sale.
Catalogues will be ready and tie goods can be examined early on
the mourning o. sale. IA
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II emo and PdBdras streets, preparad to exc "a
cute O9ers Tor Planters, Country Physicians and Farm 81
ne ,hNsfl article warranted genuine. Dr. r.. j. WI
IONE Preparations, extensively nse for ten years A
recommending Themselves by their effeciss
SOUTHERN COUGH SNRUP-An uueouallel remedy
o. Ae "a iorGougls, Colds, Influenza, etc.
N EXTRACT OF COPANIA .SARSAPARITJ A
ANA AND CIBEBS-A certain anal aare.1ia cum.
80 SUPERIOR 10 the Capsules or any Other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIIIA AND
IARAAACuM--The strongest preparation that can
BALSAM OF NAPHTIlA, TAR 'IiVERWORT. etc
, fg Cue cure OF Consumption aud Bronchitis
MENT nv i'i-''-
Tonic AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nI6 Iysip
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SITU ATED in East Baton Rouge five n,ifssss;; r n q
- Hudson, containing 800, or Z so Acres az OF
land-at the option OF the purchaser-30O acres al "A
which are CLEANED, and well adapted 10 the cultiy9
ton OF 1anE There Is on the place an excellent nVEiT
ING 6lN-HOUSE and good ORCHARD Ii ypnntl
make good t0ek Farm being Dear New Orleans and
a1Vamase could De taken OF the low water in the Ohio
when stock Is high and scarce ~" This Is a degirnhis
Place-will be sold LoW and TERMS Ibfrd Apply 10
dslOl91baO 22 q 9qS9v H. o. hEA 5dII,
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FOREIGN PORTS.
-. FOR LTVERPOOIlzTbe SPLENDID Al British
ssfEh ship GlPSEtH, Capt Veuin will have immediate
dispatch for the above port andha superior accom-
KI4INGENDER & so.
dS or to G. w, OLIVER. q ST. Charles st.
sErza CHARLESTON AND HAVANA
kiEEiN Packet - United Suites .haiI Line Bftt5seH
.sar1-A-dA Charleston and HaUana via SaBannah and
htB UcSt-fhe splendid steamship ISABEL, Cant Rol.
ms 9q Tons burten has resumed her regular trips from
EhARl EsfON q. C,,) for tANAN A. leaving Havana
Charleston for Havana the Il and 9th.
RATES PASSAGE.
Havana 10 Ghlflest0nur Savannah. q IN
Havana 10 Key. West....,.... al
For further particulars, apply to
N. g. MQRDECAI, Charleston, or 10
Il. j. HART l. CO., ~ Tehoupionlas st., N. Orleans.
Agents at Havana, DRAKE BROS a co.
tx Passengers leaving Havana by Ibis ship can reach
New York and Philadelphia n the same time BY taking the
steamship 70 those ports. db 2aw
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SUNDAlEs-ON CONSIGNMENT:
~ EHEESE-53O boxes Western ..+
Fl H Nm ~, M n, EESE-l25 boxes English Dairy;
b.IIER-320 kegs ch0ice 80
GASIlllE SOAi-95 boyes.
AAT n1ISm ,MHlSkEN-2p uncheOns superior;
Y vi 1870 dozen Kentucky:
~ 1 nennin ,HLlbER CHAMPAGNE-3O baskets,
BROOMS-f5O dozen es mh'i
ABsO-COdfish; Pckes: Ke,.t. ir1... r.. -
boxes; SaTlIues, in boxes haiye Slgs, IN ca9s a,,
5Pees o. all kinds: Liquors and WiS If Mi tigd S,gar
MI, EHSfserNesS sperm and Lard Oils, Olive on, NM
mes; Mace CIDER; Vinegar; Tobacco, Star Candle
ipr sn6 SiSi i'snons safratus; lnrdi Buckles Ioh
goss SH seeeNs9 On consignment and for sale low nv
dl4 Of WIN. l.. CUSHING & Co II - o.,
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INFORMATION " ANTEB- If THOMAS DRUM,
MQND will communicate with The undersigned, he viii
hear OF something 10 bis vantage The said Thomas Drum
mold is native Of London about % Of age, and
New Orleans about the ls Of November 1873 in the bark
Rainbow Macliuisi by trade had worked in ThbodanX-
vile, La, and last IN this city, at the Crescent Foundry He
have gone mp the river. Any niomaonrepe him viii
be thankfully received either II By letter. directed
JAMES nRUMMOND,
n5O lmd&W or A, G. JONES, 50 GiFed st., N o.
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Valuable Slaves For Saie..............in Mobile
BY DORRANCE e. SONS

ID OOIhGANCES a. SUNS
"WEDNESDAY January 1885, ocock-Wnl be sold for
~ cash IN frontot the Mansion House, puddle
Fy young and likely NEGROES raised In south A,,
and perfectly accmaed They s1i Nd an estats
a better opportunity has been
Of desirable family negroes Tie parties in
"a ea, and il supposed Pianer would pTeisl buy
An who wish purchase would do we'll Ibis sale
Also will be offered SALE cfest the Plantation
consisting Of 100 ss good land Farther pareulsrs III
regard 10 the iaud VIII De made known d sale
F9T any other information, apply 70 W. E. sTARKE; 81 CagaI
srsft Ncg0Teans. f
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9egnr and Furniture
by y. NJ. DEPASss
UBee ~ Banks .3rfaae. J. DEPAss, AuctiOnepT
"WEDNESDAY, December 49, o'elock-Wl ne sold al I'M
W segaI Store known e American, Charles street %
posle the st Charles Hotel
TIE CONTENTS Of SAID sFoRE, comprising Counters
shel7esi Glass Cases,
A d
75,Oul SEGARS, ftyorite brands.
The Lease Of sd Store will be SOLD lime and for paF
lemlaI. InlniLa Of lLa Am.LInnn.r- NJ
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Grand InsirumentaI ana VocaI Conce r1.

Mss AhALlA sCHoENBRUEEER, PIANIST OF The Con.
w servatnr Of Vienna, has the honor ~ an
nonnce 10 he public New Orleaus that the
viii give Der hfst Concert N FRIDAY, Eft-e5A
ne ~, ,e;i a, Che ARMokY nall Camp n d III ri
cheAIu and BY highly restecdbe Lady Genemau
brael Noralfits Of this city. ~ ~ ~
tie - ~ 0''ie- ~
E1y- For particular sec ANAL bifs t.r "a
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HARVEY GLEA SON, U. s. Consul.
ForWaraing a1id Commission Merchant.
-,r,r -, ChagTes N. G.,
WILL give ha attention AZ busaes entrusted to him and
w reierE 80 "' -''
haslrs. Maan White a Co Asssr- PnsIiss Isur,,or A Co
e. J. Meeker & 20. Isaurrt NJ Ittii,g. 3,
PsImele Brother, NewOrirs1s MO Ga,
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the facilities ahurded
enabled sell all he articles enumerated above fbeg
only portion Of Dckti the liberal terms, uni
The mercantile community generally election be
fore puIchaaing elsewhere.
DAVID FELT g. co.
nl amnolAM 6laLLla-r-, Llru n llnIt... ..r..t
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70 S1ies Arrage j ~ Ssas1asarer Bank aud Other
stoek.i Tuesdays end Thurraya Real Bsa1s Wslntry md
hatday Y O'Clock, Banks Arcade 4uera 49, inter
mediate days M odca no. 10 Bankf Araile Paslare.
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF lhn Moi InLnmLtnd l.hnr..r1o. -
no MOTHERS AND MARBIIsD I,AnJre

VI IIE 'IUsI IHuOnDIcd IhnFHCter
From all parts Of the Country could be riyen snai. e.,
fill every column Of this paper! ~
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~ 4, Princeton, Nichsburg and WiIIiken's
Bend Weekly Packet Steamer MONT
.Nl.NG-For Princeton, Ycksburg Mliiken's Bend War
5epton, New Carthage, Grand Cult Rodney and Natchez
ne tcent regular passenger packet MONTGOMERY
Capt j. Estes, viii positively permanently in lie trade
throughput the eeas0ns and will leave for the above and an
mtefnediaie landings EVERY MONDAY, al s O'Clock
p NJ For freight passage apply TO
sl4- II +. b. SMITH, IS Magazine 81
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DANCING ACADEMY,

M r CiIssEY, late IRON PARIS respectfully informs -
VA Tue Ladies and Gentlemen lr city dat he WI nNfN
reopen on ue lst OF November his Dancing Academy Id t ~
no Is Caronde Street, where will teach an he "a
dances mat are now ia among the
circles 10 Rarisl such a. Qundes, YaltA deuy Temps -
fa enque Temps German Polka, Roua Musrowisk Polka A,
lotrA which te ONLY Dances Igceiysd in he jopsbjs
3oiA 90 Europe Mr. G. recommends th 3e- dance al being
lpu graceful and elegant particularly when danced M i,g I
gentleman. II Is EASILY learned. - 10y '--
lea ana teheile lesrg to learn those Dances can h.
instructed ~ calling Oh Mot between and O'Clock t bor
icing devoted 10 giving private lessons Hs will also ye lesson N
psys Tor eddnsn Mondays and Thursys Hours from O'Clock
hreneh are respectfully informed that Glass will be opsps far
He ron Until luoclock every eyeningin week or hng Win
eh ~ pCL themselves short time e. engaging al t4 ~
Asil 20 lance 9uallss and Wassin the space Of or month
IL BLu Of ue head walliug entirely cuted tDgi0g
Rooms is tarundgiey srsg near Common. % a.
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SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.

y Thru tT5b night q lts 'ntesns MmIg; BLANGY, Mons.
=, ~ Dyult INA ND Inlle. TX Mons. EZOLLOSY.
ludlow SMITH Muage Dress Circles Private Boxes
- and Parqnee, 81 p, 50 cents Gallery IS Box Ohce
open daily from 10 until THIS EVENING, Tuesday, Dec.
~ Efi be preuened The Grand Ballet Of. %. + q
La GiSELLE,
~ Nhsh mne blangy stands unrvsei the United Sateg.
Inc entertainments 70 commence Nith The Drama
AshODEUs, Or The Little Dtv.
AAnodels Mr. Raymond Don Aae Mr. Leman
To conclude With The Farce Of IRISH DUELTNG,
N which NJ. an Me. Malone Raymond will appear.
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II EOPENlEG Of the Mammoth South Wesern Circu cor
~ nT d CAfo1ie sud fefto streets hOhDAY EVENING,
Dec ~ bl 90 wch oecaaiOn the celebrated Stump Orator
Clown, SAN LATHROP, Who engaged limited
nlghtsi WI make hia hrzi appearance la NevOheana
th a ~ TAR The largest perfect and best
ever eGhtbed IN this tefe Tory
tueheq e H. elevro whom are snra o. The irt
pfprs0n.-
d e and their attendants.
GB-'A mission oily IS GEMS.
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ftAa n tt t l ,Iennes5ee River Packet g.
$50 EastpOrs and all the landings on TeHnssse5
bi'eT-Iine magnificent and very swift running paenger
steamer e u. WATKINS, Capt. John r. Harris, will posi-.
yey Leave Tor The above and all Intermediate landings on
TUESDAY, the 18th ins at 4 O'Clock NJ For freight
" passage Apply on board loot Of Grayer
uI3 IN. b. SMITH. Qi AIngazira 81
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10 The articles are accompanied by fun and plain Irec
authorized Agent any w N"" VI ''o
~ For sale in NEW ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized AGENT
GUINNESS g. co.
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS, ETC
do ly cod 8dp IL Camp street,
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uTELLlGENCE BY THE MAILS.
PHILADELPHIA, January 80, ID


ship Fsre-Erforftow-Frs me~'s RIOT, &c.
The ship Joseph Porte arrived here yesterday
with 100 emigrants on board, great proportion Of
when displayed, In their emaciated appearance,
the evidence of having been almost reduced to
starvation. The vessel was sixty days on the
psssage; and for more than half of that time the
emlgrants had been allowanced to one buiscuit a
day, and q scany supply Of water. Many had to
Re carried on shore by their friends and some who
were sick w,th fever have been transferred to the
City Hospital. Two children died on board the
day she srrived.
The charge of extortion pending against Messrs.
Blankman and Heysham, two young members OF
our bar, is now on trial IN the Supreme Court
The offence charged Is for obtaining more than
600 from Mrs. Gigcn tor the purpose Of settling
irpg suit for assault and battery, brought against
her BY another female. II will probably occupy the
attention Of the court for several days.
The Irish Orphan Ball took place last night;
and, as usual, both saloons OF the Museum were
tAronged with dancers:
The fights among the fremen, IN kensington,
have AT last ended in a man receiving such lnJu-
mes as 10 cause death. A young man named
walker. member of the Taylor Hose Co., was
stabbed on Saturday night, by party said to be-
long 10 the Hibernia Hose, and the wound proved
ia al last night.
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Court OF Special Sessions.
Before Judge DAILY and Aldermen Fitzgerald an
AcKni1hf

Before Judge DAILY snd Aldermen Fitzgerald and
Mcknight.
JAN. so.-Anne Daley, charged with stealing .
piece Of 'atinst valued at the property Of Samuel
confinement in the PsnitsntisIy.
.4ssauit and Bsnsry.Henry Lloyd was placed at the
bar charged with ssaultns his wife On being called
for his defence by the Court Lloyd said that
just left the ho,pitsl and that his wife insulted and
provoked him to that degree that he gave her slap
asked Der for clean shirt, he had worn the he
had him for less than days. She told him
che was Washing one Tor BIN; vhereupon he made
sharply. and struck him with wet shirt Qsughter,,
which she had just taken from tho tub and tried
put BIN ous Of doors. loud laughtsr) She also
struck bin on the eye Gosrs Of lsushter) with her
hand The Court bereupon suspended judgment.
.S:, I'm ,s .;ssh gold
Dor obee to the value Of S26, sutted the test
mony spsinst him being detective.
qnite good LOOKING colored woman, resdipg at ia
McDoueal street, was put forward, charged with hav
ing committed an smsult and battery on Charles
Bower (colored.) residing on the same premises
UAbRkr Nichols, tcolered) testifed that she saw
pr,oper throw several plates at the prosecutor,
QsppbterJ Of wbch Inflicted woundson his head.
BowsE the prose cutor testified that prisoner chars
ed him with living improperly with last witness, and
having gone 70 explain the matter to Estner, and
having denied the whole affair, he then told her that
che bad sa,d 80 Of him she was ID liar This
gave cso'e for the snault, and Father then slapped
the plates at him. (Rosrs Of lsuahter)
P,i,op.r having pleaded the abuse given by Bowssr,
In Justification for her pitching the plates At him the
court 'pspsnded judgments and Esther left the court
q,rit. heroine, apparently, in her own Estimation,
mAtterre as che left, In an under tone, That abe
wobld isis The lie iom NO dam nigga"
Job Brien and William Sullivan charged With steal
ing co, ton acquitted the testimony being defss-
tive
with ss-snt and battery on the person Of John A.
Cro,by was convicted aud senten to ten days con
m ems ut In tn City Prnon.
90 c.pts Sentenced to City Prison ten days
John Driscoi va, convicted Of stealing parcel Of
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Markets ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

PluIS pRLPruA, Jan SO-Frs Board-S9O Peun'a So epx
Ez; Mech an c. b. 261 do 2n; 1856 b. 3f 5000
Cincinnati &c. 81 % 0afd b. l1 $50 Reading tlOO Le
e. 81 s5 asbsh & ss iS Reading M g aseh.Sis:
46k o0' Psnna 9sk 100 Reading i2x 81 500
~ 0 Reading, IS l2 Bet,cesn Boards-2U0 N Copper
X; 1n0 Reading S. l2s. Second Bodrd-6O vics5ury
,Ssd ls neg DO lst liao LsheA g: sa go state 50 7s
5000 scf. Nav 6s &L: 800 City Cs rs, 90 LehEh a. 6t
Reading Rsiroad l2 eco U. Lean S. 6S 1926 Konsng.
ton Bk, 60.
BosroN Jan 2-Broksrs Board-lO Ftshburs Railroad
l@ DO Bosto. Maine Railroad loS 100 do leading Rail
ls DO Western Railroad 1924 do DO 1O do Old Colony
Raj road, ~ do Portland eaeo Portsmouth Railroad 95 +5
$50 Vernon; csn.,. RslrGsd bond; % 5000 Reading Rail
$500 City S. 1881, l0o. Saturday JAM Z-Second Board-3
shs Vermont Central Railroad 56 do Vermont HGs Rail
l0 ado oson Providenc Railroad S8 50 do East Boston
Co. ISL; $50 do do, 1Sk $1,000 Reading Bonds ,45x
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Died.

Died.
Yesterday, MARY ELIZABETH, wife Of Capt John
Morris In the 26th year of h.r age.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral nom the residence Of her father p A. Young
O'Clock, without furthur notice
a little one win .,t1w " Va: my mother iiie'
On Tuesday, January So LIYEsiAR BOYD, youngest
daughter Of Andrew &. Boyd, aged months and 10
days
The relations and friends Of the family - also the
members Of Acorn Lodge No. 2a7 l. o. Of Q. F., are
afternoon. at 2 o'clock, from the residence Of her
father, Ne. 10 Washington street.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
Drowned on Cape Horn Nov. n, 1S47, JAMES SMITH
In February, is4s, Mr.. BERRY, first officer Of ship
nsa S n March 1879
wrLsH, Of Fal River, drowned from ship Eleanor
whilst che was 10 miles from the shore
boatsserer, Midas, killed He belonged to Providence
II. l., but native Of Falmouth Mass
~ San Diego. California Mr. F. X u r..h, Ansrsts
and 4th officers board American whale ship Lagoda,
They left the ship In December, lay out in the woods
four days. and shortly After arriving ct San Diego both
By whale, 18th January, 1s4s, on New Zealand,
DAVID HEsEs.r an Irshman by birth, but belonginsto
Troy, N. Y, killed. He belonged to the Electra, Of
Bya"h.le, August 10, JOHN Mrrn', Of Baltimore,
Bye whale, June 2, Henry o. HOrEs, Of New York,
aged 23 years, killed.
june 4, BY rh.le in ochot.h Sea, ASSET c. IvIs,
Liverpool His friends reside at New Haven Conn,
and Andovsr Macs.
In Ooeotek Sea, Capt LEWIS l.. FISK, master Of the
Bremen whale chip Alexander Barclay. Efforts were
made to bury him on shore, but prevented by head
winds; hence his rename were consigned to the deep
wich, Mass. but married In Bremen, where his wife
now remains He had been sick most Of the voyage.
At Guam In h sS las WIZ Rosss osrpsn.
Norfolk, Va, and came out in ship Pacific, N. b.
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Except Journal, Tfapeiers and TSanssyipt the Jour-
Hsymen on the daily press work seven days In the
week.
In a large number OF weekly Offices and book
and Job offices, there is standard rule OF prices
employers take work tor the best price they can
get for il, and the journeyman OF course has to
suffer. One Of the objects OF the Unlon is to
sustain a standard rate OF prices The address
says
There are 1bo journeymsn working twelve hours
each day, and seven days each week who reseve
an average 1926 per week lie 80 rs per week sum-
cent pc nsstion for much labor There 3l6
working ten hours each day, and six days
each week, who receive on an average SO per week
Win this sum provide for the wants Of family There
100 APPRENTICES and in some eces In fact nearly
AL the work ia done by Apprentices Is this acting
faithfully by tie journeymen who have served from
nye to teven years. apprenticeship and who look to
the busness for support! There are sS females en-.
pioyd 10 the printing oice proper place for them
Ihe immigration OF type-stlckers from country
towns into this city, has always been a subject OF
complaint with the educated printers. Ii takes hall
DAY 10 le arm 10 set type, and many young fellow
graduates from Newliampshire or Name off ce in
Six months after he enters IT. But II takes several
years fer man TO learn to be printer: and il ls
NO wonder that the printers are lnImIcaI 10 the
type ssickere But we do not think that the COM
plant a2asn 81 female type stckers Is quite so rea-
soDabIe. The range Of female labor is so clrcum
scribed, that If a large number Of young women
San obtain heslrhy employment In printing Offices.
i 10 not fair TO make objections. Boston Repu6,
scd~, Jaw- 18th.