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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-30

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY-Between l and 2
o'clock this morning, two men entered the
the house of Mr.. Fl. c. Woodwork. or Mad
ison street, by turning the key in the front
door with "nips.' They were heard coming
up stairs, but Mr.. Woodwork gave the alarm
and they escaped. Mr.. W. is a grain dealer,
and these scoundrels probably follow
ed himfrom Davenport where he buys
gram intending to secure his money.
Ii any burglar expects Mr.. Woodwork is
green enough to keep money in his house he
Is mistaken. The only way to get his mon
ey is to get his bank check, properly signed
and stamped. Fortunately for the burglars
he had no fire arms last night. He is now
supplied and will NOT hesitate to use them.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-30
Parable from ]. g. Harder, Born 1874
Died 1903.

When the Almighty was about to create
man, he summoned before him the angels
OF his attributes, the watchers of his domin
IONS. They stood in council around his
hidden throne.
Create him not' said the angel of JUS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19

P. L. Cussch. Agent, etc.. VS.. Louise Monte.
ct al, for a partition.
PY ALFRED ROULIGNY, AUCTION
sold % At aoc1ioS on no saTURp&9. f tss t.en,ytniTd
Of January, 1859 at twelve O'Clock M, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets, by Utue
and in pursuAnce OF Judgment rendered py the
spe o ~ es 81
October 1863 No 1875 OF the docket Of said Court
in the matter of the succession OF Magn Bernsdas,
p. L. Cusach agent, etc., VS.. Louise Monte ct ais,
TWo CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
in the Second District of this city, forming part OF
that section of ground comprised within Levee or
Decatur street, Cont, Peters or Public road and
designated by numbers one and two on a plan drawn
BY jean Communy, late Surveyor of the Second
Municipality. dated the twenteth june lslO, and
deposited the office of Joseph Cuvillier, notary
public In this city. said lots of ground having the
following dimensions:
Lot No. measures twenty-five feet front on Deca-
tur street, formerly Levee street. forty three feet
eleven inches six lines on Cont street, twenty two
feet ten inches four lines on Peters street, formerly
the public road and twentyseyen feet seven inches
six lines depth on the line winch divides it from lot
No z; together with all the improvements thereon,
consisting of four-story Brick Building.
Lot No measures twenty two feet 'front.' on pc
four lines Peters street, formerly the public
read thirty feet inches six lines IN depth
on the line which divides it from lot No; l, AM
thirty feet three inches lines in depth on the
line which divides 1t from lot No. 81 toget WITH
all the improvements thereon, consisting OF three
story trick Building.
Terms aud oonditions-one-thirdc cash in United
States Treasury notes, and the balance on credit
OF and two years in notes divided into as many
as there parties interested; SAID notes to be
cured by mortgage the properly sold and TO bear
interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum
from date until paid. and five per cent lawyers
fees in of suit Tor the coectlOn of said notes
or any part thereof. The improvements to be Kept
insured and tne policy transferred To whom it may
concern.
Acts of sale before G. lie Gardeur, Notary Public
At the expense of the purchasers, including the
United States Internal Revenue stamps.
del9 % ja2 9 l6 %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
EUROPE.
More Liberal Policy Toward the French
Press Greece the AEgressOr-Earth-
quake at Glbraltnr-DIsaster to q
AteaunsbIn.

More Liberal Policy Toward the French
Press-Greece the AggressOr-Enrth J.
quake Mt Glbraltnr-DIsaste to q
Steamship.
PARIS, December Ism. Moustier an.
nounces some changes in the French minis
try, indicates more liberal policy toward
the press.
MADRID, December 1S.-A large meeting
of the PtOgTessists was held at Carthagena.
Espartero was named as their choice for
the throne. 1t is said that Serrano has re-
signed the presidency Of the ministry.
The provisional government report that
the peace is not likely 10 be disturbed dur
ing the Cortes election.
slight demonstration was made at Me
rando in favor Of the Carlists, but was easily
suppressed.
The bearer of Republican proclamation
WAS arrested yesterday at Madeira.
PARIS, December l8-The Monitelr re-
grets the rupture between Turkey and
Greece, and hopes the action of the great
powers will shorten its duration and circum-
scribe its consequences.
LONDON, December lS.-The Times in an
article on the Eastern war, says Greece is
the aggressor. The Times thinks the Eu-
ropean powers will bring pressure to bear
which will restore peace,
The Star and Standard both attribute the
outbreak in the East TO the obstinacy of the
European powers in maintaining the statu
quo of the Ottoman empire. dispatch
from Constantinople charges the Greeks
with commencing hostilities.
CoEsTANTINOPLE, December lS.-It is Of
ficially announced that the Grand Turk will
enforce his demands on Greece. Four
frigates sailed yesterday for the Archia-
pelago.
LONDON, December ls.-Greece has called
out her reserves, aud the mobilization of
the militia ordered and formation into lat
talions.
GIBRALTAR, December lS.-A heavy shock
of an earthquake was felt to-day, but no
lives or property destroyed.
LONDON, December lS.-Earl Mayo's re-
turn from India is desired.
QUEENSTOWN, December ls.-Advices from
Antwerp report the ship st. Johns aban-
doned at sea.
LIVERPOOL, December Is The steamer
Columbia, from New York November twen-
ty.eight, has not arriued. Apprehensions
for her safety are felt. Heavy premiums
are demanded for insurance. Mote: The
steamer Palmyra, which arrived December
sixteen, reports having met the Columbia
with her screw lost, but requiring no as
sstance. She was proceeding to Queens
town under sail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
THE GREAT TOBACCO SEIZURE.
A CURIOUS TRANSPORTATION BOND.

Our readers will recollect that few days
ago large quantity of tobacco, valued at
about $4,000, was illegally removed from
the government bonded warehouse, No. IL,
In charge of Mr.. Slack, and was seized by
order of Supervisor Creecy. This tobacc
was withdrawn under bond executed by
John Z. Newman, as principal, and VIM.
Alstatt and Ernest Baschal, as sureties, in
the sum of $3.50, each party iustifying
under oath for one half of that amount
Some curious features present themselves
in connection with this transaction. The
goods were bonded for transportation to
San Fraiacisco ria the isthmus of Darien, a
route of communication not generally
known to our commercial men, by
the brig Amelia from this port
We understand that instead of there being
any shipment by said brig, as was condi-
toned in the bond, the customhouse re-
cords do not even show that there was any
brig Amelia at this port.
The seizure of this tobacco has created
quite commotion in the commercial circles
OF this city. 1t seems that the only way in
which loss can be avoided by those inter-
ested, will be by executing the same sort of
bond before Judge Durell, when they apply
for release of the tobacco under the libel
to be filed as the bond given for the contem-
plated transportation. When application
to bond is made, we hope Judge Durell will
take into consideration the peculiar charac-
ter OF the case and the interests of the Gov
ernment, and see that no straw bono is
accepted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
STEAMSHIP DISASTER.
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.
Morning Dispatches to the Associated Press
WASHINGTON.

Bill Repeating Rea admIasIOn of Georgia
Uniform Practice in Bankrupt Laws
Second Congregational District Vncnn-
cy-BlIl ForbiddlnR Civil Officers from
Holding Military Commissions.
WASHINGTON, December 19.-jSendte-NIr
Abbott introduced bill for the payment of
the claims OF loyal citizens South. 1t EN-.
powers Chief Justice Chase to appoint three
commissioners, who shall meet here and
award claims not to exceed two million dol
lars, proof of loyalty to be the same as ex-
acted in the Quartermaster's Department.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced bill repeating
the admission of Georgia. The preamble
states that the Legislature violated the four
teenth amendment, in not purgiDg itself OF
members ineligible under the fourteenth
article, and violated both the constitution
and the principle upon which reconstruc-
tiOn is founded, in expelliDg negroes. The
bill revives military government and allows
the present constitution to operate, subject
to the pleasure of Congress; that the Legis.
lature assemble, those under the fourteenth
art Gle excluded, and that the Federal courts
have concurrent jurisdiction, when one
party swears Justice can not be had in the
provisional courts,
The Judiciary Committee was directed tC
inquire whether the removal of political
disability passed prior to the adoption fthe
fourteenth amendment is now valid.
Summers resolution congratulating the
Spanish people passed.
Senator Cameron eulogized Mr.. Stevens
until adjournment.
HouSe-The Committee on the Revision
of the Laws was directed to inquire into the
expediency of appointing a commission tc
make changes in the bankrupt laws, to make
the practice uniform. The difficulty appears
to arise from certain district judges appoint
ing general assignees aud the scope of in
quiry covers the proceedings of such assign
ees. MIR. Finney's death was announced
when the House adjourned to Monday.
WASHINGTON, December lS.-The Speake,
laid before the House Colonel Hunts claim
to Colonel Mann's seat as Representativ,
| from Louisiana. 1t is understood tina
| neither Hunt, Jones OF Menard will be al
lowed to take a seat pending the contest.
Increase of the whisky tax again is pre-,
dicted.
The Chronicle appears to have received
$4,000 in gold for the use of its columns by
Robert j. Walker in discussing the Alaska
purchase.
bill was introduced in the Senate to-
day forbidding civil officers from holding
military commissions. This will prevent
the appointment of officers to the Cabinet.
Andrew j, Goss has been appointed col
lector at st. Augustine Florida
General Grant, declining reception al
Philadelphia, returns here tonight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19

]. Willis Menard is thus alluded to bv the
Washington correspondent of the New York
Tribune:
But the man who attracts most attention
IN the House is man not yet admitted.
ne brings no political reputation and
him is that he is there at ali all
He wisely confines his visits to the
Republican side; and even then superine
Democrats like James Brooks and John
Morrissey sniff his presence from afar. and
send up. new Jeremaids thereon over the
decay Gf Democratic institutions; for this
nnat. IiaH, claiming seat from Louisiana
Dlstrlct, ana not unlikely to get it, is a
negro with genuine kinky wool, and a
complexion that might fairly enough
lor darKly enough) indicate at least three.
fourths African blood, He does not belong
to the best.educated Glass class of French
negroes in New. Orleans, and he has done
nothing marked TO earn the distinction of
being the first of his race to sit In a body
that not long ago was enaoting fugitive
slave laws. In fact. he can not be said to
have the entire confidence of that class of
tried Southern Unionists and friends to
the negro, of whom Mr.. Thomas j. Durant
is the most conspicuous type. But he had
intelligence enough to edit q local news
paper and sagacity enough to secure nomi.
nation for Congress from men not over will.
ing to giveit. Wemight wish the negro race
better spokesman in its first rer-
resentative on the floor of Congress-
from the great city which undoubtedly een-
talns the largest number of intellieen, ne
groes of any IN the Union; but the fsInre 10
send the best is not aitoesther 4
novel one. Even New York. think,
does not display perfect uniforniey in al |
ways selecting her ablest most cultivated. |
and wisest Citizens for member OF Congress. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
LARGE AND VALUABLE BRICK WARE.

PY T. r. MEUAIER. AUCTIoNEER.-
ID Office No. e2 Customhouse street, between
Chartres and Exchange Aliey.-SATURDAY, De-
ce mber 26 1868, at twelve 0 clock M. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange on hoyal street,
will be sold
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, IN the First
District of this city in The square bounded by Com
merce. L4fayette, Tchoupltoulas and Poydras
Streets forming he cOrt er of Commerce and Latay-
ettee Streets and measuring, American measuie e,
thlrtytwo feet eight inches front 90 said Commerce
street. eighty seven feet four inches deep and front
said Lafayette street. eighty five feet seven inches
deep the opposite side line, and thrty.two feet
one inch width in the rear, the whole according to
plan OF l. H. Pile. surveyor. dated eighth December,
is5e and deposited in the office OF Il. Bouny, notary
public, in this city.
The improvements upon the lot consist of Two
Story Brick Warehouse, we'll situated and one OF the
largest and most convenient in the city.
Term One third casn in United States Treasury
notes; the remainder at and two years credit N
the notes Of the purchaser payable to his own order
bearing eight per cent interest from date TIL hna
payment, with special mortgage on the property snt
the usual clause of five cent tor attorneys fees
in case OF suit to recover payment OF any of th'
notes Policy OF insurance to be transferred tC
vendor until final payment.
Act OF sale before E. Bonny, notary public, at tbs
expense of the purchaser, Including cost OF Unlteo
States stamps required by law. delStd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
MOBILE.
The Races YesterdaY.

MOBILE, December ls-First Race-Two
mile heats. S4O0. Fanny Cheatham walked
over.
Second Race-Dash one and three.quarter
miles. $500. Moore's colt by Lexington,
christened General Ewell, beat Joe John.
ston, Bette Bay, Transit, Mollie Ingersoll
and Faro. Time $40.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
EVENING DECEMBER 49, 1858

through his mouth, knocking out fiveteeth
and coming out of the left cheek one inch
from the corner of the mouth. The wound
is painful but not dangerous. Nichols and
his friends defed arrest. The Mayor and
police of Helena were present, but did not
interfere,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
MASSACHUSETTS,.
MuncipfaI Elections.

BosToN, December l4.-Both boards of the
city count il are largely Republican. Jam s
n. Butfin, citizens candidate for Mayor in
Lynn, was elected yesterday. Jonathan z.
Folsom, Republican. was elected Mayor of
Lowell, and E. L. Norton, also Republican
b. Blake, Republican, was reelected Mayor
of Worcester.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
SUCCESSION OF JACQUES MADELINE
Aiarchand.

Ny q. GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-Ofi
A corner OF kxchange Alley and BienviLe street
SA URDAY, january Q, 1863 will be sold at
twese O'Clock NJ, at the MeIehants and Auotioneels
kxcRnge Royal street, between Customhouse a. d
Canal treets, by virtue OF order from the Honor
eoie tn Second District Court for the parish OF
OrieAnss dated November q, 1865 the hereinafter
deserlpea aroperty, to wit .r
ALOT - GROUND situated in Faubourg Frank
I'M Third tret of this city, designated by No OF
square No; @,on piflg drawn on the ninth of Sep.
tember, is55.NSy John Schneider, and deposited
Tor reference a ANo. 25. in the office of Theodore
heRners, then katary Publ ic in tins city. Said
square NO " % Coz prised within hpan, Mandeville
Josephine and Sol,1le streets Said lot Of ground
forms the corner Of sain and Soidslle streets and
measures more OF les So ieet font ON spain street
BY 10 feet IN dep enarOnt Solidelle street, to-
getheF with the new b6idinRs and fmproveuents
thereon. Consisting Of me house Of three rooms
yard, having three rooms ealh sheds two cistsrns
etc. etc. See plan at the AHsiop eer's Office
Terms oaah. 7 "
Act Of sale before q. Droust Mar public, at the
expense Of the purchaser, incu dug United States
| internal revenue stamps.
dee 16 "a 81 ib7 60
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
kIETIEs THEATRE.

eIETIE9 TIL EATKE.
LEGITIMATE CoMEnY MIG HT.
N EvenIOg. December 19, 1868,
ulwer's Standard rive Act Comedy oil
MONEY
Matinee To. Morrow e eaturday) at l2M.
UNDER TIE PALMi
w Saturday Night, Greatest Bill of the
Season-Three Attractive Pieces.
3KS OF DELUSION IRISH EMIGRANT ,
JEM BAGSi
look out for the advent of the LANCA.
LASS on Monday, December twenty. first.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
CAIRO.

UnPrOvOked Assaalt Upon the Mate
of steamer RubIcon : Conduct of
Mayor and Police Of Helena.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat
CAIRO, December 15.-Perry Nichols,
butcher at Helena, made an entirely un-
provoked assault on Lafayette Marshall,
mate of the steamer Rubicon, while the
boat lay at Helena. Marshall was shot in
the middle of the cheek, the ball passing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19

The DEBATE In the Senate day, on the
question OF repeating the "a avhich pre-.
vents the organization of litia in the
soutnern States was gene1 conducted
with dignity and good tempel d brouobt
out sawyer OF south oarollnid Warner,
of Alabama, for the first time, i of whom
acquitted themselves creditd The Re-
publicans all favored the bill
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19

DIV H. DERBEs, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE
ID No. lis Chartres street, near st; Louis street.
BY virtue of an order of court from the Hon. L. Du-
EiRueaud, Judge of the SeconS District Court Of
New Orleans dated the fifteenth December, 1863.
will proceed to sell at public auction, on SATUR-
DAY twenty sixth Dece mber, 1868 at ten O'Clock A.
NJ, at the corner OF Urquhart and frenchme q
streets, for account of said succession. viz:
l. One fine assortment of GROCERIES, consist
ing Of six barrels Red Wine, one fine lot OF Crock
erg Ware Sugar Coffee, Lard, Rice, Potatoes Buck
etc. Preserves, Candies etc. Also one lot or shelV-
y One lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. one
Cab one lot of Harness and Saddles, one Horse, one
Dray. one lot of fire Wood.
7 8 One lot Of Hay, Corn, Bran, Wheat, one large
Scale one lot of Charcoal, etc.
Terms-CAsh in United States Treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19

OAR II. DEFBEE. ENCANTEUR-BU-
il re8u, No. lie rue Chartres, pres ST. Louis.-En
vertu dun ordre de cour moi adresse par HonoIa
BILE L. Duv,gneaud, Juge oe la Seconde Ouur do Dis
trict pour la paroisse dOrleans en- nate du quinze
SAMkDI vipgtsix Decembre 1883, ok heures du
matin, au coin des rues Urquhart et Franeas, pour
le compte de Ia dite succession, savolr:
l. I'm bel assortment de q ROUERlES, consistant
en- six batriis de Vim Rouge, un assortment com
plet de Vaissele Sucre Cate, Graisse Riz, Patates
Baquets Fruits Eau-de.Vie, Candies, ETC., ETC.
Aussi les Etageres ct Ccmptoirs du magasln
2 I'm lot de Meubles, Cab, un lot de Harnais ct
Brides, un Cheval. un Dray ct un lot de Bois a
BTdler.
Balance et un lot de ChATbon de Bois, etc.
Conditions-Oomptant en- billets du JTesor des
ELats Unis. del6 2O 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19

Returns of the mayoralty election in Bos.
ton from all wards but the Third give Shurt-
liz Democrat, and prescott incumbent, 9eg9,
and Kimball, Republican, 1863. The com
pllete vote will elect shurtliff by about 1900
plurality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
THE MURDERER NOT KNOWN,

About half.past eleven O'Clock last night
colored man, Hanse Bailey, was knocked
down and badly beaten on Franklin street,
between Blenville and Customhouse. The
weapon used was heavy club. Bailey
died this morning athalf-past eight o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
SUCCESSION OF FANNY E. HAYMAN.
Second District Court, No. 3O.27s
THREE-sToRY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELL.
ING HOUSE,
No. l44 Carondelet street, between Lafayette and
Girod Streets.

No. l44 Carondelet street, between Lafayette and
Girod Streets.
DY j. II. WALTON d. DESLONDF-J.
ID B. Walton, Auctioneer-Ofice No =. Oaronce
let street.-WEDNhSDAY, January 20, 1863, at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street. by and in pursuance of an order
of the Honorable Louis Duvigneaud, Ju ige of the
Second District Court of New Orleans, dated No
vember a. 1865 Court Docket No. 81 27s will be sold
for account ST the above named succession, the fol
loving described property, TO wit; -
The undivided half OF ONE LOT OF GROUND,
with the buildings and improvements there
on, in the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by Caron delet, ST. Charles, Lafay-
ette and Girod streets. designated by No 4, on a
plan drawn bv Charles Zimpel, Surveyor, dated
the fifteenth day of November 1854 and deposited in
the office of IL. Is. Cenas late Notary in this city.
Said lot measures in American measure % feet
inches front Carondeet by $50 feet inches
in depth, between parallel lines together with the
use in common with this lot a1d those adjoining of
an alley 70 feet wide opening into Lafayette street
Story and Attic Brick Dwelling, No l44 Carondelet
street, having two parlors, dningrOom and hall on
first floor, and three sleeping rooms and halls on
each the second and third floors The rear buildings
are two story brick, and contain servants room,
kitchen, cstern, wAterworks ETC.. The yard is
flag ged, and the house has gas throughout
Terms-Oash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before james Graham. Notary Public,
at the expente of the purchaser, Including United
States revenue stamps. dele IL n 1aZs 10 ZO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
where is Par.oI,Te,,

The Picdyatne of this moAq has the fol.
lowing:
Who is TO BLAME ?-ThaiIs between
this city and the river parE sadly need
the supervision of the spR agent. On
Friday morning comes to hBaton Rouge
papers OF Ine tentn, twelfthd sixteenth
dates been tarrying? At In Rouge on
tne route or IN our poste? We are
qulte USED 10 lheXplcaole 9s in the re-
celPt OF our LOUISIANA maPapers that
eught 10 oe mere py monday Pping in one
present instances rather pill the agony.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
DEATH BY CHARCOAL suFFocATIoy.
DISCOVERY OF LIPBLBss BODIES.

John Henry and John Brown, both col
ored men, were found this morning nearly
smothered to death at No. 2Ol Bienville
street hear IRENE, and were sent to Marine
Hospital. Martha Crosby, also colored, was
found dead at the same place. A charcoal
fire in the room is supposed to have been
the cause of the death and smothering.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
SPECIAL OFFICER CANONGE In COURT.
Entering a House without Warrant.

Dismissed by the Reoorder.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

LATEST NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
BILL REPEATING READMISSION Of GEORGIA,
Second Congressional District Vacancy.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
CHANGES In THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
THE TURKO.GRECIANK KUPTURE
An Earthquake at Gibraltar.
STEAMSHIP DISASTER.
Interesting Miscellaneous Intelligence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-19
DHARLES THEATRE,

Nay end Sunday, December 10
and 20.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS
! magnificent Spectacular Extravaganza of
WHITE EAWN. introducing Whitman's
|E0WNED PARTISAN BALLET TROUPE.
/ liant dancing by the fascinating Star Dan
i Miles. Dana, the charming Second Pre-
E@ Miles. Quardi, Bareua and Deverie, and
corps de ballet, under the direction of
bS Harvig. The delicious and inspiring
MOAN viii again be given.
fling with the grand Apotheosis of the
'nsiormation Scene, exceeding in dazzling
ndor anything ever conceived of the Ara
Nights Entertainment.
.lY, December 2l-Fhe Fairy Extravaganza
del9