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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04
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mysteries md revelations Of the sexual system
with the latest discoveries in producing and pre-
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This is an interesting work of two hundred and
twenty icur pages, with numerous engraNlngs,
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are married or contemplate marriage; stIll II Isa
book that Jught to be under lock and hey, and not
laid carclessly ahoutthe house.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
.NlO.NiTION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH q
ORLEANS.

vENiif STATE OF LOUISIANA. TO ALL WHOM
L these presents shall come, greeting: whereas.
tue Jefferson savings Company, corI'"r:.r. on day
!t;'"'i under Ne laws Of ti. STATE and doni!rl'
tt"'l IN III. "ty"f New Orleans. hvn. purchased
q; sal made 10y The sheriff III the l:lr-!, oi on
.ai.s. ID" property herein described, has .rp.i. d:
:" TIL. Court, III which office :lc deed Of sale was
.'g"iLc on tie fourth DAY at .anlarv 49, for -
milton 81 advert S-cnt IN conformity 10 AN az,
a ti' L's.:i llIr Ut The State OF L.tuis...iu Of
ic, II" IL: a'i NJ" 81 FROM section 23," -.,
i'ei'>'',t "e'tin, ;.'r hereby rtc'. an! al
iH'i4!s.'d i. tie name of the stat" OF Lou
tor NE parish ~ Orleans who .an set Vi. any
fcff '.tlt ~ claim III and to the property i.els
after d's"ii", III "onsc4ucnc" "tauy .:iinrnlaiiiy
- ;!, order. ''"i"e or Judgment OF tn. i.icr
Ntlicl, III" -ll" made or any irreyl.,;tv or
l-.""aFtN III th' appt:isemtuts aud advtIl> Its
III TINE ul;.nl.cr 81 sale or Tor ny ot!.r...t,,.
whatsoever. :" show c.t.s... within .tiyfv ....vs
ZION, day ti.is n"nti"n is first iiiscrt"G il the
P"btc i:l"G, WHY III" sale =" made shos,.C. .ot II.
'"l'Iri"'! ami hoEol:at.d.
Tie .!. property sold Nv .he sheriff os .fc
!r:.s aforesaid the tw-It, first day O.. Uece.-
rendered on the >"c"ni day of June, :. H. 1870 III
N. s!lt entitled Jefferson Savings Company ~.
Joseph H":,.er, No. 24,i:'6 OF the docket "t tins
r"ur: IA: which sale liz" Jefferson Sa, ing- Com.
;atx i.ecam- ;he purchaser Tor the price o:;w.:.;.-
Nv hUlnr.. dollars cash.
description of property. is given il tie Judicial
.hnn cer;"ir lots OF ground together
with al the improvement. thereon. all the risiIts
W." :pI"'i. amin. >i:U.i!c in the city and parish
II 'te:>n' III this state. in square No. 8.wc'. -
;Ht.nde, ty Jena CI'itz Chestnut amt pliGu.I..iue
s:i.t:s. The said l"t>, DIES .nat.i BY the Nos. 20
.:'. 3 "': =: plan drawn 10y l.. Surg. deputy si.r-
N.N":, dated February 81. 1919. wh,c l!:... : .e-
posted /. tie office si H. L. KENNY. then notary
I.n:e IL the PARISH OF Jefferson; said lots I'd ioE
r:"t otter. and measure each twtnty-egl!t Zee:
tot inches front ~. lena street Icy depth
la..:it'. ana ten :tot. between parable lines o-
Ne. forming IL" corner o! Jena AM" F..;I.eil.i,.
streets TEN. III" Sam" property acquired nv
J"s'pi HIfIer from Thomas Friend .s l..: az.
..!>srG i"!.:r =. r.. Davis, notary ,,ui." ~.
r;.T.>: a. jefferson o., Tx. iuui:! day % February
~.
Al If which iroI.:tv. with IN. dimension and
'.'t Is thereof, vii more :iIl.y appear w refer
r!c~ :" III" authentic copy ~ iilc act q s;.].
passed "ti;c I.ly Earl havs. notary vrtl... n
ne parish %: J. ~ ,At., :i.r .ol.l,ii ui ABR
AIRY, ,"t..
;'i"r.'. Office. rouG1i District Court tor !c r.y-
III -: orleans, kim. H.. .l.sr,lti. day 0, ia: ...v
~.
'....'G PAIL +. TEE:El
t..-e ~ :hc Fourth H>:,.c! Co,lr; tog Tie U.rs,
":oT.":.i.s
\ :rus copy
sn.t ERASH C. REEYCY li.Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

ROSE CABOS vs.. ADAM BOCSSION, HER ItS-
b;.nd-NO 1891
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE ltlhIE
L day OF January. la7l judgment was rendered
Il! Tins court. in the following entitled s!iIt, ID me
words and figures following. 10 wit:
Rose Cabos Adam Boussion, Her Eush:lt-.
No. 1851.
On motion Of J. Bniss0n of counsel for NnHilf,
and on Introducing tue proof i'll support Of ne.
,iVma.d. ana the court considering the law Yht.
thu. evidence 70 Ike in her favor
1t is nr.er. and dndged that the default i. e m
entered On TIA. fWoutitth of December. 1850, tt
co:.t.TIn"d and made final. and that there -
Judgment III favor OF said pl;'intif. Mrs. Eest "a.
hos, vie Of Adam HOssio!I, and against the s:.'!
drIcr!:iIt her husband: that said parties DE- sep
ar;sted III property. and that 3rucett,rth rin;lH
..r allowed to administer leY property ant, .t..irs
generally.
Ii j. further ordered that said plaintiff: do Lave
and recover from the said defendant the S'lIa Gf
f"lr hundred and nifty e 4jcI dollars, amount o:
her paI"ple!1lal property received by drt"noaIi.
with legal interest thereon from judicial demand
til paid. and costs of suit with t ..'.,
Il. :,iiOWtt. by law to married ctr
property Of their husbands.
Judgment si.Hts J:.llI!nIy9 lG.l.
iS"Erdj W. II. COOLEY SU.cr.
In t"s!iniOnv Whor.of have Lereulto ST nv
band and ;i Ntd the seal of the said court. az Re
"tN OF New Orleans. on this ninth day q;
JANUARY, III the Nt.ty Of LOl, tl.oi!s:!Hd
'i:iit NuuGrr and ~.yen vOHc, and tlr ninety NTH
s'ac o: the independence of the United States.
WILLIAM WOELrrR.
jail y IrIl. CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

ORLEANS.
MAR! Jay. WEE or JEAN GAIN. VS. rrR
NusUanG-No. 2l98
7 TfREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE SIXTH
Z day OF January. 1871. Judgment wa, re-
HtIHc IN ;.liS court i'll the following entitled si:r
- ne worG- and figures following, to Wit:
MARY Jay, wife of Jean Gain vs. Ecr Husl,a.,f-
Ne. 2i9G. "
"a motion OF 7. Irouett of counsel for nIair,--
ana on pro'ucng To tine court the proof in s,Inro,r
of Fer clam, and the court CONSIDERING tf,. l.,,
ana evidence 10 be III hcr favor il is orJer.,I
;"Judgcd and dccreed that the udnrI4rr
by Geiautt herein entered oli,tAe second instant n,
now .o;tilin"d and made final and accordiur =
ti!i.. t'fe d" Judgment IA favor OF plaintiff ". ~
gay, anu against defendant, Jean Gain her m
pdH'i HccrttInG dissolution of the oulnunitv :,
ac'l.'sts anu cams heretofore existing hetv,.r
them: mat SAID plaintiff be deemed scnara+e =,
property from her said husband and that So r.,
cover OF ann 'ie sum OF five hundred du,,.r.
Np'oo) ana costs OF sUit with privilege. and nor
kdI" as allowed ny law 10 married women ~, "a.
h"lSl't OF t'tlT husband for the recover, of n.
total and paral,herIlal rights " '-''''
Judgment Rendered January G. 1871,
Signed January II. l8.f
tsiSned) CHARLES BEAUMONT J,,ac.
, IN test imony whereof | have hereuu.o S.. NV
rann and aii Xed the ta of TIL. aid court -;
OK New orleans, On this eleventh day OF Ja, nm,
IN 'ne year OF our Lord one thousand ,oht m.
"a to ana stFentvone. and the puety finn wear a,
ihe AAut Itideuce CT The United States
LOUIS POWER Clerk.
- - ne oooPy PHILIP POWER .IK.
Dy,rl ty ('i,1S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
In Eankruptcy-Nc. 1863.

WHEREAS, LAURA ]. CHAPMAN of NaIcfo,.,c
w pailsn, AND District aforesaid, duly declared
bankrupt under the act OF Congress Of Narci
1867. HAS this day filed i'll said court IA r.t:ior
itfliig for dis charge and certificate thereof from.
III. scl debts ana other claims provabe nre. sa:G
at.
Nc:lce = therefore given I" all creditors who nav.
,r".rG tier debts. and 20 all other n.rso,,s il, MIR
est hat the thirteenth day III February 1871 AZ
Il . NJ /, assigned Ter tie .:.ria OF tli.. same uo
'!Jt thtE NAV t!lcn and there attend and show
"ut' II any they have, Why the PRAYER o., III. aid
I.ii30n should not he granted and further notice
: gwen thar the bankrupt will undergo an .Xanl-
February. Ar. 1871, at IL A. NJ. at his Office Mon
roe Louisiana.
Jerks Ohce New Orleans January, - la-f
ia ll27 X DEW Danu+r Clar,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CuCKT.
C.>ThiCr OF LOUISIANA
~ TIE NA-TEH OF LAURA T. CHA..N
Bankrupt;
In EanarUrtcy..N0. 1863.

NEERiAS, LAURA !. CHAPMAN OF MORE
w nous. parish and district aforesaid t,i.ly DE-
cared bankrupt under the act Of Congress Oh March
:. iW! las t!.s ,v Ilrd i'll SAID coIlr: a Iet:..G
praying ;"r - discharge and certificate. thereof
rom al he: Gcb.s And other claims pro,:th!. Under
said act.
Notice - therefore gwen ~ all creditors WHO
aH" proved their debts and TO al o.l.r peso: IN
iili'rcst. that ,hc thirteenth day OF February
1871, Il; II L. y is assigned for the hr.Illl. OF The
st''. ami that they may then and thrr.sattei,. I'd
s:ow cause. i any they have. why the PRAYER 0:
tt said petition should not be granted: and .;,-
Tier notice Is gwen that the bankrupt will undergo
an examination before Register Baker, Oh tie
t,st day OF February. A. d. 1871 IA; u
A. ~. a; his Office, Monroe. Louisiana.
.i.rH Office, New Orleans. January l3, 1871.
!"lo :! z. X. LOEW. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SAITH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
FELIX DUMONTEIL vs.. HIS CREDTTORS-No
POOL,

No!lCE - HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CRED.
~ itors of Felix Dumonteil hat he has this dav
hied petition in the above Court PRAYING for n
respite OF six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four
1nonths' and that meeting of said creditors will
oe neid before A. Ducatcl, notary public of this
~ A. NJ, for the purpose of taking into considera-
Lon the AFFAIRS of the petitioner and Of granting
tne respite prayed for, OrtO refuse the same: and
IN the meantime all judicial proceedings against
MS person and property are or,lere. ~ be- STAYED
BY order Of the Court:
jaI fel To- WILLIAM WO IPER, Clerk,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
10.
Avg. De 3. HUGHES.
Attorney

- On motion OF A. Deb. Hughes, attorney OF = z.
Norton, assignee and upon suggesting to the court
tha. he has hled N TINS the foregoing pet-
ton, ! - ordered that John Bietrv prausIli Ma
'artv. Charles Louis ST. C.r, Mrs Madeleine &c ma
.abuc, the Statc ~ Louisiana, Theo. g. Hun -.
L;on l'tstez, Bank ot New Orleans, J. L Na.tr
i. +. AiacartN, +. Lrvasscur J. SeGassc. F ".
Sti."r. aud all other parties N interest do show
cai.,c uuon the httcVuth dar of February A. D.
l#Is. II eliFcn O'Clock 4. NJ before this court Yhv
i.c sa!d petition should not be granted and sa i
property sold It, prayed tor, and why all !ucum-
ti+Et"a recorded aa!lis, sad property should not
br cancelled and erased 49,
Ai-c IS fuithtr ORDERED, that notice of this pe-.
on ara order bc served I.pon said John Bi.tr,
.tfahs' Mararty, Charles Louis st. Cvr Mrs Mad.
fttlc lel!it I'uDuc. the State of Louisiana rVeo
" nLnf, 81 Leon Destez, Bank of New Orleans !
b. Malu!t D. Il. Macarty = Levasseur' J. Semassi.
anu r. Seller, and allother persons by seryinr a
copy thereof upon Them their agent or a1-oroSv
% ~ r. II. Horton assignee pu6lis hing copy said
pe.Iulo' ana crd' r three times III the New Orean.
nePupiicail a newspaper printed III New Orleans
Eou1slahi' ne last publication to be made a. .a.:
1i,t HaS p'toi" the day OF hearing.
Signed January 10, 1911
trle copy: ''''
tHAKLEs CLAIBORNE Clerk
jal3 IS fec ' '
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

The Marshall, Texas, Weel}y in an article
on the efforts Of st. Louis to divert trade
from Texas in that direction, closes thus ::
But there are still no defyng causes cal
eulated to have great influence in divert
ing trade III another direction. New Or
leans Is the natural outlet for our cotton
sugar, lumber and heavy produce, and ii it
could and would fashion this raw material
into the thousand articles used in Western
life, 1t might soon become not only the great
city OF the West, but of the world. A pro-
per appropriation and division of labor in
the South and West can no longer be over
looked. Every man must work out his own
fortune with his own hand and brain hence
economy and division Of labor is Il natural
consequence. The raw material will be
fashioned into usefulness on the spot where
it grows, instead of being sent thousands OF
miles: and if New Orleans does not hasten
to supply this demand for Texas, Northern
Louisiana and Arkansas, st. Louis is Ger
tain to succeed largely in her undertaking.
The Crescent City has been relying too
much Oh her natural advantages, and con
seouently has done, and is doing much bet
To-, tn increase these avenues of trade. I'm
loss we are mistaken that sluggish policy
must soon end, and they must soon com
,,,ance building railroads to the interior,
tLro,oh which to feed the commercial NAV
of that great city; and she must also manu-
facturc in sufficient quantities to supply the
country furnishing the raw material. When
fhis is done there can be NO longer doubt |
of her future. But it must be done noIens |
z0tcnS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
More .Tail.breakiu.,

We learn the followin. from tie New
Iberia Times:
On Saturday morning last, between sun
rise and eight O'Clock, three negro men who
were confined in jail, charged with being
implicated i'll the breaking into the store OF
Messrs. Hayem q Taylor some weeks since,
made their escape. it is said, by forcing the
door. Jean Lewis, Charles and SeveUe Be
mott had been tried. convicted and sentenced
to the State Prison for five years each,
while john Henry, better known as john
Romero, had been convicted, but had not
been sentenced Baptiste Bayrarl. gen
orally known as Baptiste, one OF the worst
negroes IN the whole country and a ring
leader of this band of thieves and robbers,
who was in Jail on the same charge, made
his scape i'll the same way, some time last
week. Messrs. Hayem Il Taylor had been
at an expense of six dollars night for guard
hire for several nights, and just as some of
the parties, at least, should have been on
their way to the PesItentiary, the whole
party is again turned loose upon an unpro-
tectcd community. This is II bad state of
affairs, and although We may never be
troubled again by these same villains, some
other community will; besides, this throws
open door to evildoers, and more and
worse crimes Will be the natural conse-
quence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
tsisned, CHARLES BEAUMONT. yudc.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
LhcSllSE RAVIGEOT NIHOUL VS. MAX NIHOTr
Her Husband-Eo 2i69I

fo,hlh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
A1nc" iNh HA'lGHOT SIHOUL VS.. MAX NlHOUL
her Husband.-Eo. "a 69l.
HhREBf CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIFTH
= oay OF December, 1870, Judgment was rem.
uefea III THIS court. in the following entitled slrt
All me words and figures following to wit:
=, Leontine RaviSnot Nihol1 vs.. Max Nihoul Her
HGsband-Eo 2469l ' III
On motion Of Hays New. for plaintiff nroauc.
ny que proof OF plaintfs den ard il is drd..red
adludged and decreed that the default h.r.in,
entered November 20, 1870, be- now confirmed anI
liat 'here DE Judgment in favor of ,,Iaint;tf d.
t tttfe5nS separation of property dissohltion of
the com munlty hitherto existing between niai.,;.f
ana defendant, Max Nihoni her husband. ana ~
.he plalntlH recover of said defendant four tinu
sand i've hundred dollars, with mort~aa. ''. a,a
suit P''P'A'y' ana costs OF
Judgment rendered December ; 1874
Signed, December 9, 1870
PAUL Z. THEARD, Judge.
IN testimony whereof have hereun+o cot w..
nano ana an1Xed the seal Of the said CONT ~ ny
Ivy VI New orleans on this fourth day of Jan",r
a. me year OF our Lord one thousand eioht 10y
ny ana sc ventyone and the ninety mi 80 s
'iie ln1 ~ PendeAoe OF the United States 'e"i VI
FRANK WALL. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
CNITED STATES DISIhICA
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In !sunkruptcy-NO. 1873.

N THE MATTER OF FRANCIS -H"' s@
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COTiiT

DISTRICT or LOUISIANA
: III. NATTER OF LAURA }. CHAPMAN
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
THE STATE OF l.OCISIAN,.

FIFTH DISTRICT Court FOR THE pARi>, az
ORLEANS.
MAR! jay. WEE or JEAN GAIN " vrp
UusUanG-No. 2l98
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

:. the u!ers gIl. Recorder oi Mortgage H.! the
Ky ana ;.Ilsi! ~ .'II;I. S:...e Of Lo;lisi. Il"
'cty certify that :hc foregoing act o. i.l,urro:a
;:oI las been TIM day duly r.co"i.d il. book
society No. &. I.-. ~. TINS office according
l.w. !. DARCASTEi. U-|u.v
New Orleans I..-arv g. .g.l il1. Is ~ Il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
ORLEANS.

ROSE CABOS vs. ADAM BOCSSION, HER ITS
b;nt-NO 1891.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-17
FROM HARRISBURG.

DEBATE IN TIE LEGISLATURE UPON NATIONAL
AFFAIRS THE REMOVAL OF MR.. SUMNER.
From Our OlGn Correspondent.
HARRISBURG, March 16, 1871.
The tedious monotony of legislation was
broken this afternoon by debate of much ami
nation and some acrimony, on the resolution of
Senator Billingfelt condemning the removal of
Senator Sumner. Mr.. Billingfelt is one of the
sturdy line of the honest Germans of Pennsy-
vania, q Republican of the most consistent
devotion to the principles of the party, and a
man who, in the fetid atmosphere of Harris
burg has ever stood above the suspicion of in
sincerity or venality. He carries more moral
power with him than any other
man on his side. He knows
that the degradation of Sumner was dnwar-
ranted and uncalled for by any honest regard
for the Republican party. He knows that there
are no intelligent and upright members of the
party who do not depreeate the substitution of
Cameron for Sumner; and in his honest, fear
less and frank way he reflected the almost
universal views of the party by Offering reso-
luton condemning the action of the United
States Senate.
He found that all his habitual associates were
afraid of the question; but as he knows no fear
in the advocacy of the right, he dared to main-
tain and express his opinions, and he did il in a
clear, lOSlcdl,
Others might talk with more polish, but no one
could have told'more pertinent truth in more
intelligent way than did Mr.. Billingfelt in his
speech.
1t was surprising and humiliating to see the
action of his Republican colleagues. Not enc of
them oentored TO sag boldly that the rentoua! of
Mr. Sumner ,oGs justifabIe. Some apologized
in a feeble, timid way for the act; but not one
dared to say that it was right. Senator Mumma
made an earnest and creditable effort to break
the force of Mr.. Billingfelts blows; but beyond
a severe assault upon the Democrats, he did not
succeed. He did not say that the displacement
| of Sumner was right-indeed he said expressly
that he regretted it-but he insisted that the
Democrats had been guilty of as
| great, or even greater, wrongs against
the Independence of craftsmanship. By adroitly
| eyading the issue, he made some good points
against the Democratic party. Mr.. Buckalew
made one of his clear and able speeches, defend
ing the independence of Senators, and re-
fected severely upon the administration for the
| degradation of Sumner. Senior Dill followed In
a brief but sensible speech on the same side
| and Mr.. Delameter closed the debate of the
afternoon by insisting that the Legislature
should not meddle with the question.
The question was not finally disposed of, bu
when It is reached Mr.. Billingfelts will
pass. He may stand alone amongst the SENATOR
in his record but all agree that he is als'
alone in maintaining tearlessly the right. Th'
people of his county, and OF the State, will d.
| him honor for the record OF this day.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-17
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY Amusements.

AT THE ARCH the drama of Fire Fly will be
performed this evening, with Lotta in the lead
Ing role.
A matinee tomorrow.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will
appear this evening in Falconer's drama of
InriSfdllen.
There will be matinee tomorrow.
AT THE CHEsNUT Mr.. e. L. Davenport will
appear this evening as "St. Marc" in the beau
tiful drama of that name.
The programmes for tomorrow afternoon and
evening have been changed, and the comedy of
Toaon and Country will be given at the
matinee.
President Grant is expected to visit the Ches-
nut tomorrow evening, when Mr.. Davenport
will repeat his great personation of ''Sir Giles
Overreach, -" in A Neoo Way 10 Pay Old Debts.
On Monday new play, entitled The Marquis,
adapted from the French by Mrs. Z. Edward
Lewis, of this city, will be produced. The play
said to be one of unusual interest, and as the
cast will embrace the full strength of the COM
pany, with Mr.. Davenport in the leading role, it
will probably prove a brilliant success.
AT THE SEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
Reeces variety troupe will perform this even
ing.
AT THE MUSEUM, Ninth and Arch streets,
there will be dramatic performance this
evening.
A matinee tomorrow.
AT THE AMERICAN family performance will
be- given this evening
A family matinee tomorrow,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-17
DIED.


BRINGHURsT.-On the morning OF the 10th instant,
FERRIS BRIkGHURsT, in the 34th year OF his age.
his relatives and friends are invited to assemble,
without further notice. his late residence No. sos
west stTeet, wilmington, Delaware, at p. M, on
Seventh-day, 18th instant The funeral will leave
the house at O'Clock.
FLEU-On the 14th instant, ALLEN L.. son OF John
and the late Jane Fleu, aged 81 years.
The relatives ana friends, also Northern Liberty
Lodge, No. IL, o. Of o. +. Chosen Friends Lodge,
NO. 3, X. oil p; Decatur Council. No. SO, o. u. A.
NJ, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. 604 Thompson street,
on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
To proceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
JoNEs.-On the 10th instant HENRY JONES'
Due notice OF the funeral.
LAwTON,-This morning, at his late residence, at
the Navy Yard, Chief Engineer ANDREW LAwToN,
u. S.N.
Due notice will be given Of the funeral
REBvEs.-At Phmnixville, Pa on the 10th instant
DAVID REEVES, Esq., in the 7sth year OF his age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on Sunday, 10th instant at
10 O'Clock A. N
To proceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
A special train VIII leave PhGnixville at IL
O'Clock for the Cemetery.
Carriages will leave the city from Mr.. Robert NJ
Brnghurst's, No. 80 N Eleventh street. at 11'3O A.
The Ridge road cars also run to and from the
Cemetery.
SKERRETT.-On the 10th instant at the residence
of her son-in-law, @. Harry Dow, Washington, D. c.,
FANNY E. BAYLEY, aged 70 years, wife OF DR.. d. G.
Skerrett, OF Philadelphia.