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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

POEToHARTRAIN RAILROAD EXTENSION
In day or two the city surveyor will
stake out the route of the Pontchartrain
railroad from Elysian Fields street to
Girod. The track from the old depot will
strike the leyee and extend along in front
efthe cred stores,n thence along Clay
street, which is one square in front Of Peters,
branching off at 81 Louis street, striking
across the levee and in front Of the iron
building, up Delta street to Girod. at
the recent sale Of bAtture property by
the city the Pontchartrain railroad oompa-
ny purchased squares Nos. II and Is A,
which viii be occupied as passenger de-
pot and freight warehouses. This point il
in close proximity to The Texas steam
ship landing; and freight can be transferred
from these steamers to the cars ct the Point
ehartrain road without drayage and shin
ped to deep water on the Mobile route with
but little expense. New Orleans, By this
cheap transit Of freight across the city, viii
retain the through freight trade It already
controls, and secure through freight down
the Mississippi. The Pcntchartrain exten.
aisn track win be speedily laid and the
passenger and freight depots erected with
eut delay
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

THs BALL OF QUITNAN LoDGE.-A grand
Masonic ball will be given by this lodge at
Masonic hall tonight under the manage
ment of its officers and members. The
novel feature will be introduced of baptis-
ing candidates for Masonic honors In
addition to this every preparation has been
made to render this ball one of the most
agreeable of the season. Tickets for gen
demen can no doubt be obtained of the
managers at the hall this evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE GRIEF CoMar1ssARY SusslsrEscE
Fifth Military District,
New Orleans, La. January 20 lsts
GEALED PROOFS AIS IN DUPLICATE ARE
y invited till me Seth day of January 1858 at IL
M for turnishing tine United States Subsistence De.
partment with
10000 pounds Of BACON Clear Ribbed Sides. in
casks: The Bacon must be of the very best
quality, and the casks must be new
100 kegs of GOLDEN SYRUP, to be put up in
twelvegallon kegs, with wooden hoops but
key.
1000 barrels Of FLOUR, equal to government
standard.
All the above articles to be of the very best quality
and put up in superior packages, and to be deiy'
days after the opening of bids
No bids will be received from parties who have
with any branch of the government
Bids 70 be directed to the undersigned, and
Marked Proposals" A. BECKWITH
ja24 Ct Bvt. Mai. Gen. and o. s.. u s., A.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR PINE LUMBER.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERAIAsrER,
Fifth Military District,
MnuE l.ll..n..- = I.--..-- 100

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERAIAsrER,
Fifth Military District, I
New Orleans, La, January q, 1868.
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
~ Viii De received at this Office until u ~ FRI
OAt January 81 1865, for the delivery in this CITY
wltnn twenty days from date of acceptance Of pro.
lT4is feet b. III. Yellow Pine LUMBER.
Specihcatons arc on file in this ofhoe.
spection before acceptance
Bids will be opened at the time abuye naned aad
bidders are invited to be present
The United States reserves the right 10 reieot anv
or all bids. ''SO' "Hs
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Pine -
and addressed to the undersigned at his Office aJ4
Camp street. OHAS n TOMPRfNS ~
jas At Fiftb WiIiiarv H;;str;i,ct
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/ ORLEANS REPUBLIoAN.

"a subscription price Of this paper is
SIS 4 "a, md the same rates for oue-half
or quarter of a year, payable in ad-
vance The paper can be obtained from
the carriers at the usual retes by leaving
name AID address at this Office, or By ap-
plying to 81 carriers, and payment can be
made at his olice or to the carrier.
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state TicIxet Ind orsed.

| state Ilcket Endorsed.
The Republicans of Louisiana are moving
vigorously forward. A full state ticket has
been nominated, with the exception of con-
gTessional representatives from the fourth
and fifth districts. Hon II. G. Warmoth,
soldier of the war for rebellion, and the
| first representative from Louisiana who ever
approached the halls OF congress claiming
to represent loyal constituency composed
of ali races and colors, leads the ticket as
governor. The nomination of 7. w. Con-
way, name known to the school interest
Of the country as state superin tendent of
education commends ITSELF From the first
district Brigadier General j. H. Sypher has
been nominated as representative to con.
gress. General Sypher, who now and for
some time has been citizen of Louisiana,
and earnestly engaged in developing her
planting and industrial interests, is a native
of this state, and entered the army early in
the war in command of a battery of artillery.
His nomination is evidence of good work
being done, and the veal of his constituents,
we may add, could not be intTusted 10 more
reliable hands.-Phaadelphia Press.
Red tape has often been burlesqued, but
we doubt ifa more extreme case was ever
recorded than the following, credited to the
English war department.:
There is tradition, said to be historical,
concerning a clerk in the war office who
once wanted a peg wherein to hang his
hat. To save the expense of carpenter
he applied for hammer and nail with
which to drive 1t in himself. Six months
passed before he received any answer to
his request, and he had long ago set up a
peg OF his own, when a special messenger
from the tower arrived in Pail Mall with
hammer sent to him at last through the
medium of numberless acquisitions and au-
thOrizations At the same time he was in
formed that 1t was not the province Of the
tower officials to supply nails, but that these
would come to him from Woolwich, aad
after few months further waiting they
really did arliVe-a pound of nails,
brought by great ambulance wagon, with
its half-dozen horses and its dozen attend
ants.
The New Orleans Republican
Is for sale in New Orleans by the follow
ing dealers:
G. G. D. Hole, No. 81 Exchange Alley.
A. Simon, No. IS Baronne street.
Geo. Ellis, Old Levee street, opposite the
Postofice.
Edward Baker, St. Charles Depot, under
the st. Charles Hotel
James Ennis, bookstore, Pontchartrain
Railroad Depot, Third District.
Geo. N. Raymond, News Depot, Postofice
building.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29


Ia ths ya1ted ataesa Cireust uourt fsr
the Allth lleo1lt and DI1sFie5 81 louiEIsns.--Jos
nWagefs piAiutin, n. Van Banthnyasn oo..
senlsEreaa 70 ~ the rl1htl 81 plaintll. va hrSi
4llgi1ls h4roate. widow, tlf-Nu. c6sf aliNg
q fa.--DhaElc1 A. Aacosfe plaintiH 81. Van Hem
t4rf.9n q Cos tfAnaieIrao1 to all the rfnhts 81
piFAlti4l V. Mrs Virginia al4esstc, widow, ate--
by VIRTUE OF THE ABOVN TWO WnrTa
~ lA911q w tho honorable 5he United Hth4ea fJr.
cut V4ute41I the tii Judicial Dirnolt and 1alrict
Of Lioul1iaua In bhe above entitled auiia ma ~
ceiF9q By ne On 1ha aath Of UecsMhsf f8sa Il have
seized tn4 VII Q11f for sale. or SATURDAY. fha
4t1 aAg Nf keafuhgAa Ai At ~ O'clock w hf ~ fha
1qnf Of sN1 U1ulfhn1ac. 81 the uafIah ~ rrfnfo
tnpea, Aqpi-lan1. t1e lolouin1 described PROPERLY
AoEHFAN SUGAR PLANTATION. sitn.t.s
q I4t parish o. teInte o11uca Itni1inan AM
A4NiNf OF a size ltFefi nAriHN rs Ntnania front ~
~ AtpeNt4 FL 4dpt4 rfHIHI1|us about It7 ana1I-
A4ina eNstg, t4s4ARE vita aI ,ha hnflaans and il.
ftQHar.anta lae1ooH. - VT
lA4 y s4iAlFtClz1. Kitchen. end uaihnhens Che
4aNAtAA e. @alA tl4 NNd Iaf 81 Nanfhir,
sIN| aal44cN lI M91' $50 eH1 14ftn Saw tfiII rs
$50 ta4i-f tors uttH, 1i1fi4. q UIoN4 ast1
e. tAfNtEa. lLAlfnHa
efta - Htqft 1lzie 10 telitIr nlniati CLAIMS.
3 In t1IItt4l taa cqeI4l q pa I1N4mfniE.
Terms FL NAl4As.eeN, In RNIIgB H(stf Hrtnnrre
Hqles. fra er..snI e11e ana fa711na al11iI't IS ~
listed EIttSs MsHahart onesl Nsu osiafns.
41ea4ts 3 il4. I'd H.HluN D. 8 MalIt1l.
NssI, 10 L y assel = '''.''''' "a '''''''-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

- p = VUIEl-IlEl,
Enaec erthe unz&ea stateu Dlstsisa uousf,
4ogplheF rilh list pi laa unllea nlaies Judicial
oaoarsoftho State. and re Aes 81 Us IseIsiafaso
DIVIDING ths aiAte Into Congressional Dl1lifsa has
tu1l toor puliahtd - Ne RkpUn1loAa Oass, "a
IS nor ready Iaf delivery.
fsies. -. phaas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

Notarial blanks, lawyers briefs, and all
kinds of legal forms accurately printed at
the Office of the REPUBLICAN,, No. 81 St.
Charles street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

OMciAi ngures show the receipts az fae
postoiaoe department during the pasg vear
% have been 10 round numbers. 81 .60o..
egy, Wnlle the expenditures have reached
<l0Ygl0Oo. The committee on appfOgri-
Nslena have now under consideration Rs
qaett ifem The department for az y.
eAAonAi appropriation Of S2,600.o00 Isr
AoaAam service.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

Hen. j. NJ. Broomall, of Pennsylvania
viii please accept our thanks for favors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

The Hon William T. Hamilton WAS
elected United States senator N Januarv
Y, p the Legislature Of Maryland. en NJ
1Iat ballot to succeed Rsverdy Iohnson
me vote stood Swami IS, Hamilton 6e
JMdae Merrlel s. II,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

INSTRUCTION.
ING
EAsuY AID zuoRoUaHLx
Use the
STANDARD IN6TRuOTION Rnow

STANDARD INsTRuoTIoE BOOK
"kichardsonPs New Eethed.1
An improvement upon al othaFn il prorrsesi, Z
arrangement adaptation and simplicity. Houndt !
npqn neE and original plan, aud Illustrated ~ !,
hands and 9neeEa
The Popularity q thll book haa sevar been s1nsi.
lso ~ t1as q an1 gl1iaf work Tan Thousand cdnies
ele solo every gear. Among teachers and an VINO
ls.s esan.Fea e u 4 psan9ane hyperion IN excat
hclleolg" and tsie book that every puni needu fof
nc ae9 urs1n1nt q Thorough knoWladgo Ct piano
3oftp playing. ~ % Adnplqn 70 all grades Of tuition
nom NE eedimantai dies 81 the youngest 10 tha
studies and exercises Of advanced pupila Two ed.
tons are uurliahad, enc Adopting American. shn
ether foreign hngrriuEi When The Wofl y 0risfed
Il no p1utqrunce ie designated, tha odifion Vifk
American lingering will b sent
hc sure trat ~ uresfiuG & Jon are nnrtloulsz In
specify ms thp NqE Aiethodsi Price, ID 90 Nal.
g. postpAia, @ AnT address Sold By Al ranli
oLIVEM DrIe0N 4 CO, Puhliahsrs.
~ We ts7qt1u street HnEia1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

The seal attached to English letters
patent Is six and half inches in diameter
ana about ons Inch thick, having al i'm
preston Of Victoria on horseback on one
side, and on her lhrona Oh the other.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

fN~NNAN -
Below we publish letter to the Chicago
Times from Mrs. Eliza d. Jameson, sister
Of the late George S. Denison, formerly
collector Of the port Of New Orleans. 1t is
truthful vindication Of and an affectionate
tribute to the character Of one Of the best
men we ever knew. Mr.. Dennison remain
ed In New Orleans long after his retire
ment from Office, and not breath Of Islander
OF word Of public or eficial disapprobation
appeared or was heard until his early and
deeply lamented death
But when ali Of earth was over, when bis
manly form was cold and stiff in ils ocean
grave, then one Of the vipers who had
crawled around him during the war, and
upon whom he had trsdden 10 disgust, raised
IL snaky heed and Kissed out It's verosnous
SANDER. Tbs very fact that the writer Of
tie anonymous letter waited until The de-.
cease of Mr. Daniaon q 81 itself SUFFICIENT
proof that be did not dare 70 utlsr q word
agAinst him during bis lie, The bereaved
family and friends IS a distance from shis
city may rest assured tina, all who knew
Mr. Denlson here, either ID bic oaieial or
private character, revers his memory with
the iendereal aiIeetion.
A MEDICATION.
Hxnz PARK, january 8
70 the Edltas OF tho Eimsss
Sn Readers Of ne Ifnss may fecsll an
anonymous letter, published without data
o. signature Is us month Of February last.
o9sall.11. With q mslig1liy that mnsl have
AIlseH Alasa .lnel halEeA. iie reputation
81 George snnioa Dsaison. oeilaslsr of
IA post q AN ofisans dafina Mf. lsin.
coins term 81 olI1o
llle4p elaea With alanlers Of prIvaia
snd personal nature. g destitute y even
prob &hsiity thaf DO ncs deem II heos asy
. name, much less 70 eit1npl 70 fsiuie
ikem lhfa letter Agouaht charges against
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

OFFICIAL NOTICES,
COLLECTOR.s SALE.
UNErEp sTArEs UusrosLHors

UNITED STATES OUsToMHoUsE.
Collectors Office, !
New Orleans January 90 lSes
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
L OF section twelve of the Act of Congress an.
proved July L. 1866 the following described seized
goods will be sold at public auction, a. Warehouse
no !, Customhouee building, lCustomhouse street
tntranoe) on THURSDAY, February Is 1893, at 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29
MEDICAL.
DR. G. KELLOGG
Office. 1877 Camp st. .. Residence. sss St. oharl..
REMOVAL

Dr. KELLOGG has removed his residence Ia
s3s st. Charles street, and Office to No. 1871 O,
street. de3A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

DR. j. WHITES MEDICAL INSTITUTE m
II ner st Ohsrles and Julia Streets Is estsblY
for the cure of all forms of disease, chronia .
acute DR.. j. White has had the advantass, !
experience which large cities afford in an ~.
sive practice and in ali forms OF disease n.
than thirty years. He is distinguished u, i
ability and certainty TO detect all the aiir,..
that affect the sufferer. This experience EMS
him, with equal certainty, instantly to percsv.s
remedieg indicated-for either sex and ali ~.
his patients universally testify. A distinPniI
practitioner and professor in two medical ooi-
stated ia his address, some years since, that IN
white has great advantage over many physicisHl
diseases which his patient Is suffering with y M.
ever the character or virulence of the diseass =.
be, duty and humanity urge speedy and perm,,a
relief. If not too great distance, DR.. Whits Is
patients who are not able to come 10 the Insil~
Charges reasonable. N. B.-Persons desiring IN
Whites advice and remedies will be careful to II.
the northeast corner of St. Charles and julia stnt
or address BY letter, as there are several Dr. Wit
in the city. nolsiSl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29
BANKRUPT BLANKS.
ALI. THE
BLANK Fomne IN BANKRWPxUx
Now Iscady.

We tase eenplsied the prinizna 81 AAs HANK
RuFToY BLANKS, ssssai1.nins Il nnu,bsl. Is.
s'adire go Eshrdals4 ma 40 snsa1 % anvsiy the
asnAnd IN en- assraa qNaniii4 AZ he Delaying
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

JOHN T. BARNETT. JOHN NJ. VIM
PARRETT q wIEAEANN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE. STOVES. SHIP oHANDI1
PAINTS. AND OILS.
REarblelzed AIanteIa, Crates, Glnal
Round, square. and Hoop Iron,
Copper. Tin. and Sheet Iron Ware
hes. sTs ana sss Levee stirred
Near sOrapuru Market. Fourth District
no22 6m NEW oRLEAM
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NEWsP APERs. MAGAzIl
BOOKS. STATIONERY, ETC.
A. SIMON,
ss.......e....naronas s.rsss...........

HAS ALWAYS foh sALEi
An, :. CITY PAPERS,
All the Northern and Western DAILIES,
The leading pfCTOaIALS,
. l60 different Publications, among Wild
me American Naturalist, the journal Of Spec
lugeea, and thu Massacre Of the Martyrs Of y
the Negro IN the Rebellion, Le Comte del
Lo Progress, etc.
Subscriptions received for the American O
q history Of tho Great Rebellion, By Horace q
in two large, double column octave volume
pages oachs illugtzatad with la Portraits, =
lnGss etc, and containing descriptions Of 81 :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

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can ta
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

Nc AZ cAlaP street. Kew 0rlea'
An kinds Of Books and Shoot Music bound
style 70 suit the customer. None but the mod
fnl Ncrknen are employed. An work warral
give aatiafErtion, and will be dane as low
other establishment IN tie city. Pariieuiax Al
gives 10 ali kinds q ruling. apl1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-29

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-19
Varieties Theater.

In New York and other large cities
light comedy, as we'll as light literature,
is found very agreeable, and greatly rel.
ished by the million, Indeed, the Acad.
envy of Music in New Orleans, which is
somewhat like the Varieties here, is
crowded every night, including even Sun
day, with fashionable people of both
sexes. The ballet seems to be incress-
ing in favor, as it went so far as to GUST
for time the legitimate drama at Niblo's.
Opera boafe, opera com,ique and fan
dangoes are all the rage in Gotham and
as the Bluff has now become Moral
Center under the management of Doc
tor of Divinity, perhaps it may become
an Operate Center under the manage
ment of Professor of Fine Arts.
Tonight gems of minstrelsy will be
succeeded by comic scene of the PHI
grim Fathers, after which Berry will
sing the new song of "The Grecian Bend. )"
The two scenes of the 7loo Artists and
the Prima Donna will follow, with a
ballad by Miss DeVere and pas seul by
Senorita Marie between the acts. Then
comes the pretty little comedy of the
Eaton Boy, with comic ballad by Miss
crayton and Ethiopian comicalities by
Mas. The entertainment concludes
with the farce of Peep Behind the
Scenes, in which Miss Crayton appears as
Lady Vocalist, Miss Marie as Premier
Dsnseuse, Miss DeVere as Singing Cham
bermaid, Miss Evans as First Comedian,
and Berry as Heavy Man. A palpable
hit"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-19
RADICAL ROW.
waIdran wuIppsa BY Chandler.


A spicy little row between two Radical
officials occurred 10 the Office Of Col. Ed.
Pickett, 10 the County Court Building,
this morning. II appears that j. l..
Chandler. Tar Collector on Privileges,
on stepping into Col. Picketfs office,
found therein the lovely Judge Waldran.
Chandler aceosted the Judge very pc
litely by saying; Nov, you rascal,
you've insulted me, and j want you to
retract" waldran. shocked, replied in
a defiant tone: 81 won't retract any
thing" whereupon Chandler raised a
cane In his hand aud struck Waldran a
stunning blow with Il on the head. A third
Radical entered and jumped upon Chan
dler; bat the latter broke loose and jumped
upon waldran. A hot tussle ensued, in
which Chandler was wallopipg Waldran
at a rapid rate, when crowd gathered
and pulled the Tax Collector of the
Judge. Waldran, as soon as he was
released from the clutches OF Chandler,
ran of as IL he had received enough !"
and been badly whipped. The reneontre
is being widely commented on in official
circles, and affords great sport to the
Beaumont wing Of the Radicals. Where,
oh where, was gineral Smith while his
right-bower was being numerically pun
meled 2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-19

LITERATURE.-Emmons, 10 Jefferson
and 1893 Main, has received load Of new
literature, including Putnam's Monthly
Magazine, New York Home Journal, the
Nation, the Ladies Friend with colored
fashion plate, Nick-Nax, La Semaine,
Monde Illustre, Courier des Etats Unis,
Scientific American, Police Gazette, Po-
lice News, Leslie's Illustrated; also, the
New York Tribune, World, Times, Her
aid and Democrat, and the daily Cincin.
natl, Louisville, St. Louis and Chicago
papers. The German and Irish weeklies,
all the pictorials, and the New York
Clinner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-19

AcoIDENT.-About four o'clock Satur-
day evening Squire Miller's son entered
the cotton mill of Col. Widrig, corner of
Auction and Sixth streets, Chelsea, and
commenced playing with the machinery
The consequence was the boy had three
of his fingers cut of. We think it would
be an act of kindness on Col. Widrig'
part to prohibit the entrance of boys into
his mill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-19

The Mississippi here Is low; at 81. Louis II
Il stationary. with Ave feet in the channel TO
Cairo. The Ohio Is falling. with three feet nine
inches in the canal below Louisville.
Tho Mollie Hambleton arrived this morning
from St. Francis river with $50 bales Of cotton.
Boats leaving this evening are; For st.Louis.
Mary L. Forsyth, Lrminsry and Belle Mem
phis. White river. Des Arc; Friar's Point.
Nations; VieksburE, Henry NJ. shreve; Fort
Smith, Ozark.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-19
Ames. Circus and Menaseris.

Those who delight in zoology, ichthy-
ology, ornithology, equestrianism, gym
nastics aud athletic sports will have a
splendid opportunity Of enjoying them
selves at Ames' menagerie, aviary and
circus, corner Third and Adams, this
afternoon at two o'clock and this even
ing at seven. There they will see rare
speeimsns Of the animal kingdom, the
fish kingdom and the bird kingdom, as
well as some Of the best riding and
:umbliRg, vaulting, lifting and running
ever performed. There may be wit
messed tribes Of acting monkeys for
aldermen, trained ponies for congress-
men, and comic mules for magistrates.
such = novel, entertaining aud instruc-
tive show will attract crowds, and be q
large treat to the general public The
pavilion will be illuminated with gas, and
made every way comfortable for visitors.
Johnny LAYTON. the celebrated clown /;
the Mace Brothers, great eymnasts; Ella
Eugene, the little animal tanner; and
Herr Lengel, the hon king, are among
tie troupe Of performers.