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MEETINGS..


A TFENTI0N, COMPANY The members of the
"A new military company organized at the Union
fagle Hotel on Tuesday evening last are requested
10 meet at the same place on MONDAY EVENING
next, at o'clock, for the election of officers and
otner important business BY order of Captain
sullivsn. THOMAS HENRY
ap lo-ztF Secretary.
X NIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.-The members of DA-
IA MON LODGE, No. T. X. P. ore hereby notified
TO assemble at their rooms In Masonic Hail. Twenty
NTH street, on tomorrow SUNDAY at o'clock
L. M, to attend tne funeral aud bun ial of our de-
ceased Brother HENRY f. Day
Members of sister Lodges are fraternalIy invited
to unite " ith us
BY order of the W G..
ap l5-li* 7. WILEY DAVIS, R 8.
V>HERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
L CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY at its
Hall, on TUESDAY, 18th, at O'Clock. As there
wiii he business of the greatest importance to the
Interests OF the Society ful meeting of members is
earnestly requested.
By order of the President:
JUAN A. PIZZINI,
ap l5-3t Secretary G 8.
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N'Hson- Vieurtemps Brtgnoli- Oarv.
We are about being benefited once more by
that most irrepressible and joyous of impres.
sarios-Max. Strakosch-with one more of
bis many pleasant annual visitations. There
is no other manager ever on the wing who is
more charming and agreeable than Max, He
never comes without something novel, rare.
good and new. This time, if we were to Judge
by the reports of exchanges he brings us the
conntrywoman and lineal descendant of Jenny
Lind-Mlle. Nillson. But ice do not design SO
to Judge. We must hear her first and then ex.
press critical opinion. Even the vaunted
Jenny was only lyrical, never epical in song.
vi Miss Gary, we have from young lady
herself an artistic OF no ordinary exauisiteness
the most genial promises. We are told, not
to indulge In extravagances, that she is really
very good-a fine young contralto. Mons.
Vieuxtemps-well, we first heard his Orphean
touch in poor Paris, and then subsequently
in New York. The last time he ex-
ecuted pastoral or conarto-we have for
gotten which-so entrancingly divine, that its
tones, like the angels speech in the ear of
Milton's Adam, fingers with US vet. After
Paganini, until the rise of jacob, he was ac.
knowledged king of the violin. Then comes
the tenor of the silver larynx-Brignoli; one
whose voice has not been equaled upon the
American operatc stage since the PALMER days
lbut less appreciated, however,) of Savi,
Mario, and Nitrate. He may have failed
some. and we hope not; but he was once
grand Trovatore, fine Ernani, and discreet
Don Ottavio. Altogether, we look forward
with pleasure to the promised concert on Wed.
nesday evening next. We hope it will be, as
1t would seem to merit, q complete success.
The books thereof will open, and tickets be
for sale, at Messrs. West & Johnston's book
store on Monday morning next.
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A SHOCKING FATE.-A young lady
named Minnie Tully, about eighteen years
of age, met most horrible death at Flem-
ington, N. j., few days since. She was
visiting at the house of Harvey Bartles,
and the family being absent, she went to
an adjoining field, where two of Mr.. Bart
les sons were at work gathering brush.
She klndled fire in one Of the heaps, and
in SO doing, set fire to her clothes. With
the assistance Of the young men the flames
were extinguished, as they supposed. and
she went into the house. In a few mo-
n.ents she rushed out again, her clothes all
in flames, and before assistance could reach
her she sank to the ground, SO terribly
burned that death occurred in few hours
The New Jersey militia will encamp six
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SHIPPING.
TO r N EW YORK

LNUK N " YUKK. a.
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and Tx-4E
PACKET C0MPANY'S elegant steam ss 2{t6zs z{sSs
ship GEORGE b. UPTON, Captain RoBgRrs will
leave her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, April
18th, at p M. Freight received up to the hour of
sailing
Close connections and through bills of ladipg given
to all southern and eastern ports.
This elegant steamship has fine cabin accommoda-
tions. 3
Round trip tickets, good until used, only. 90
For freight or passage, apply to
DAVID j. BURR. President
No. 1914 Main street.
WASHINGTON & Co., Agents,
rtu
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Common Sense.-It is common sense
that Prof. Logan teaches, nightly, at Virginia
Hall. Last night, at his lecture on ''Health
and Beauty" he impaired fund of useful
knowledge. He said that nine out of every
ten cases of sickness could be avoided, if peo.
pie only knew how to live. Those who violate
the laws of nature cannot escape punishment
any more than if they violate the moral law.
He explained the value of fresh air, advised
his hearers to keep their sleeping rooms well
ventilated, to breathe deeply, and bathe fre-
quently. Cod-blooded people should use tepid
water, while warm-blooded people may
use cold water. Cold water and fresh
air strengthen the body, brighten
the mind, beautify the face, and purify the
soul they are the very best cosmetics. He
said that without health there can be no beau.
ty, and ladies that desire to appear as beauti.
full at noon day as they do by the glare of the
ballroom gas.light. must study the laws of
nature and abide by them. He advised people
to eat plenty, but not to eat in hurry; fast
eating leads to indigestion and dyspepsia. Con-
versation at the table should be light and
cheerful. He ridiculed the eating Of pork
and sausages-pork engenders scrofula-the
use of it leads to grossness. Those liable to
dyspepsia, should live on Graham bread, fruit
and vegetables. His rules for preserving
health he illustrated with many lively anec.
dotes.
In bis lecture tonight on Glove, C,urtship
and Marriage" the temperaments will be ex-
tensivey illustrated.
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LOCAL NEWS,

Religious Services T5-Moyro,c. w
note the following special appointments:
Monumental Episcopal Church.-A mission
ary meeting will be held in this church At
o'clock +. M. The evening service will bt
omitted. wa ~
Christ Episcopal.-Rev. j. E. Hammond a
~ P. NJ. :
st. Marks English Lutheran.-Installatiou
OF Rev. d. NJ. Henkle at Odd Fellows' Hall
corner of Franklin and Mayo streets, Services
to be conducted by Rev Mr.. Dash, of Winches.
ter, who will also preach in the hall at ffteen
minutes before p. NJ.
Pine-Street Baptist.-Rev. J. B. TAYLOR. d.
d.. morning and night.
Fulton Baptist.-Rev. John M. Butler at II
A. M. and p. NJ.
Methodist Episcopal Congregation.-Se
vices. in the United States court.room at II
A. M, Rev. A. R. Miller, pastor. Subject !:
"Sin and Righteousness Contrasted."
Manchester Methodist.-Rev. Bishop Dor
gett at ii A. M. At night the pastor will
preach to the young converts.
Manchester Presbyterian (Methodist builds
ing REV. Thomas L. Preston, of Richmond
at Z. nj. The sacrament of the Lords Sun
per will be administered, and a number of
persons will be admitted to the church.
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EIW IL IL W o X II :. -
Ths OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SzESfEM
OOMPANY'S elegant side-wheel aH4z&3 = a4a5$9a
steamship ALBEMARLE Captain CoUcH, Will lea se
her wharf, at Rockets SUNDAY, April 18th,
at O'Clock P. M. Freight received until saturday
night.
Through bills of ading signed, aud goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west Cless connections made with Cunard
Inc for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
p'eei 90
Round Trip Tickets .............. 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
ap l4-2t No. Governor street.
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AUCTION SALES

S ALE OF THE EFFECrS OF THE FARMERS
~ BANK OF VIRGINIA
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CELE BRATIONS.
L,IFrEENTH AMENDMENT CELEBRATION

To meet on the corner of First and Leigh streets,
on the morning of APRIL Goth, at IL O'Clock.
LINE OF MARCH
First to Broad, down Broad to 10th, out 10th to
Clay, down Clay to 18th, down 18th to Broad, down
Broad to 25th, down 25th to Main, up Main to 10Th,
out 18th to Franklin up franklin to 1ith down 14th
to Main, up Main to 9th, out 9th to Grace up Grace
to Sd, out 81 to Gamble Hill.
MARSHALS.
Joseph Cox, Chief Marshal; @ r Jones, William
Alexander, DR. Henry Moseby, Edingber Archer, As.
sistant Marehals
SPEAKERS.
w Jackson, Geo 4 Downing, Rush Burgess, Ian.
don Boyd, L II Chandler. VIM Lester, Geo w Smith
Lewis Lindsey, Otis Russell, Walter Winn Col
III Shields John Oliver, J NJ Humphrey Col Dam
iels, Of the STATE JOURNAL, Cornelius Harris
Edwards.
Mrs Jas B Burweli and Mrs W jackson, Matrons
In charge of young ladies'.
ap lists NAV
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yITuITE ASH BRUSHES, Paint Brushss, clot
w Rrushes Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes.
LwAGNER co, Druggists,
Corner 8isth aud Broad streets,
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llZ-tnYolunathry
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
L STATES for the Eastern District of Virginia.
In the matter Of Wheewright, Nudge Co., vs..
Batos Waddy Bros, bankrupts-in bankruptcy.
Eastern District Of Virginia
Notice is hereby given that second meeting of
tbs creditors of the said Bates 4 Waddy Brothers,
bankrupts for the purpose of declaring a dividend
will be held at Richmond, at the office of W. W.
Forbes Register Ia bankruptcy, in said district on
the 27 til day of April 1871, at 10 o'clock a m, In
accordance with the provisions of the 9th section Of
the bankrupt act of March I'd, 1867
Dated at Richmond this 18th day Of April, 1911.
DAVID y. PARKER.
ap l5-s2w Trustee.
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| Maillot and the railway station have been
| destroyed. The existing barricades will
| be removed and earthworks erected in
every important street.
The Commune ordains that the mis-
tresses of the National Guards shall re-
ceive the same pension as their wives.
1t is reported that the combat on Tues
day night was terrific. The cannonade
maintained by the Parisians is on Chatil-
Ion, to which no reply was made. No
one has been wounded. Three hundred
deserters from Versailles, principally Mo-
biles, were brought in from lssy this after
noon.
Natest from Parls-sItuation of the
BeIligerent Forces, sc.
Paris, April l4th, Erening, via London,
10Th, 230 A. M.--There was fighting last
night and this morning at Neuilly and AS
nieres, but it did not result in appreciably
modifying the position Of the beliigerents.
The Versailles forces still occupy the
vicinity of the bridge of Neuilly, and de-
tachment which the insurgents are endeav-
oring to force to re.cross the Seine remain
on the island of Graude Jatta to await re-
Inducements.
The buildings ia the neig hborhood of
the ramparts are badly damaged, and
nearly all the inhabitants have moved
away.
The situation on the south side of the
city is unaltered All are awaiting the
grand attack. Marshal Mcmahon is re-
ported at Reuil.
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The New Jersey militia will encamp six
days this summer.
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DILL HEADS, FOR THREE DOLLARS AND A
- half thousand at the JOURNAL JOB oEFICB
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ELLls--CkAFTON--0n the 11th instant. at the
residence of the brides parents bv Raw Johr N pn
cher, LEONARD ELLIS, of Kentucky, and ErTiE
GRAFTON, ofiHenrico.
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TO ADVERTISERS.


advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found For Rent
&c. not exceeding three or four lines, will be in
serted under the proper headings at TWENTY-FIVE
GENTS, for one insertion; two insertions for FOR.
Tf CENTS; three insertions, SIXTY CENTs-in-
variably CASH IN ADvANCE1
VNHE SOUTHERN ASsOCIATION.-RAFFLE
Il for the Benefit Of the Widows and Orphans OF
theSouthern States.
DISTRIBUTION No. 27s EVENING April IA,
36 IL % as 81 Al "a 81 so 4s IL 325
DISTRIBUTION No. 279. MORNING APRIL 15
6l AZ 81 20 Q 33 43 22 e8 rs IL At
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 18th day
of April, 1871.
SIMMONS 4 CO. G. O. TOMpKINs
managers. Commissioner
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE, can be purchased
from Capt. w. l. DABNEY, at the Branch office No
.. Eleventh street. door from Main
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BREAD, PIES, CAKES, SC.
yENo THE LADIEs.-A superior article of BREAD,
Il CAKES, PIES aud CRACK ERS can be found
at R. ADAMS, on TWELFTH STREET, between
Main and Cary, or at his BRANCH STORE, next
door to M0USTCASTLR'5, on Broad street.
ap l4--lM
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-The FINEST HALL In the city for
4 Drill Room or Society Meetings. Also very
ii l. PEL0UZE,
ap 13-3t* Twelfth and Franklin streets.
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8ates Of Adrerttsima.

Advertisements will be inserted in the EVENING
JOURNAL at the following rates, except legal ad
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SUNNI Err RESORTS,


A MELIANSULPHUR SPRINGS
viii be OPENED for The reception of VISITORS
JUNE 20th 1871.
+. r. FARRAR
ap lo-dSwiaw4w Proprietor.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A NURSE at once Apply with re-
w concentrations at sos Grace street.
ap lists @. U. WILLIAMS.
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WASHINGTON & Co., Agents,
Pier 81, North river, New York.
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ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEKLY.
l. PAPER FOR THE FAMILY.
SUNDAY READING.
1t will help TO mako home attractive and happy
Beautifully Illustrated, and very cheap. Published
by the American Tract Society weekly. Price So
per annum, or cents single number. For snbscrp-
tion or sample copy, address
L d WALF0RD,
ap 1t-2t 9l4 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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WANTED-l50 HANDS to go into the woods to
wages will be paid weekly. Apply at BARK
WORKS, Rockets, Richmond, or at New Market
or Greenway, ION the canal) Nelson county, Va
ap 7-d&w2w THOS. STEERS, JR., 4 co.
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LOST AND FOUND.


'E,AKEN UP on my place, near Har-
n we, on the l4th inst, three large Exf7Ef
COWS, which the owner can have by W$dQ
proving property and paying charges. QzQ
ap l5-lt* F. A. "A n,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-11
Base Bali Festival at the Park.

The grand base ball festival by the Lone
Star Base Ball Club, postponed from Sunday
last, will take place at the park to-day. The
programme has been arranged with an
especial view to excellence, and we can as
sure those who attend day of rare enjoy
ment. At ten o'clock in the morning the
second mines of the Lees and Stars will play
for pair of handsome silk foul flags.
The afternoons entertainment will open
with a match between the Stars and r. T..
Lees, to be followed by games between the
Stars and SOutherns, and Crescents and
Quicksteps. These matches will be Of three
innings each.
Prizes, to consist of gold badges, will be
offered for throwing a regulation ball. run
ming the bases, and foot race of one hun
dred yards. A gold badge will be given
to the player making the greatest number of
base hits.
The Stars expect to leave New Orleans
this week on their second annual tour, and
the festival is given for the purpose of de-
fraying expenses.
Let there be general turnout to give
the "boys in plaid" substantial support and
a hearty send-of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-11
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches !

SAN FRANCISCO. June l0.-Japan will send
specimens of all industries to the coming
Mechanics Institute fair
Rats in matches in the locker fred the
brig Curlew Loss $4,000. The crew of the
Russian war steamer III port saved the brig
from total destruction.
SIOUX CRY, June l0.-George A. Batchel-
dor, Secretary of Dacotah Territory, is a.
defaulter for the sum of $4,000. A compro-
mise has been proposed.
TORONTO, June l0-The Indians came
down in force and burned the Hudson Bay
COmpany's steamers, buildings and materf-
ais at Shebardown Lake, and stole the pro-
visions stored there 1t is impossible to give
a reason for this sudden and terrible attack
PORTLAND, Me-, June l0.-A small boat
capsized in pond near this city, drowning
three persons.
CONCORD, n. H., June l0-No PROGRESS
was made last night in further organization.
Both houses had night session.
CINCINNATI, June l0-The Rabbinical
Conference adopted a resolution declaring
itself permanent All rabbis, preachers. re,
hgious teachers and readers are eligible To
membership.
Drs. Lilienthal. Wise, Eppstein, Wechtler.
Sonnescheim and WEIGH were appointed
committee, with authority to act for the
conference.
ST. LOUIS, June l0.-A forger of free rail
road passes has just been sentenced to three
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
VERSAILLES, June m.-The seat of
(ceNTINUEp ON EroHrH PAnrl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-11

THE FISHER REFRIGERAToR.-Amon the
things almost indispensable to a family
keeping house in this city is a good re-
frigerator. Our warm, damp climate will
decompose meats and vegetables so rapidly
that unless some means are adopted by
which they can be protected, the losses
upon them will prove ruinous to poor
man. Besides, ice water and other cool
drinks can not be done without, especially
in cases of sickness, and if a person has to
buy ice every time they wish pitcher of
ice water, the fullest purse will soon become
empty. Among the best refrigerators we
have ever seen is that known as Fishers
refrigerator" and exhibited at the corner
of Carondelet and Common streets. They
not only perfectly preserve meats and vege-
tables placed in them, but the ice is kept
and economical to a wonderful extent,
while constant supply of ice water is
always on hand. We advise housekeepers
to go and look at them, as, in our opinion,
one will save its cost in a short time in any
family.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-11
Preserving Wood from Decay.

This is subject that greatly interests
our entire country, and especially the
Southern States, where timber decays so
rapidly in such warm and damp climate.
Railroads are among the greatest losers by
this rapid decay, for their bridges,
wharves, cross-ties and other timbers will
not last on an average more than five years,
when the entire wood work has to be re-
placed, at an enormous expense to the COM
pany. This great loss can be prevented by
using N. III. Thomas patent wood preserver.
This wonderful discovery is cheap and eff
fective, for by the application of his wood
preserver timber will positively last more
than four times as long as it does in its
natural state, thus saving to the company
vast amounts of money that they now lose.
This is not a matter to let pass without the
careful and candid examination of railroad
men and other builders. One fact should
not be overlooked, and that is, Thomas
process will positively prevent the destruc-
ton of timber by salt water worms, for it
has been tested five years. and not one par
ticle of damage was visible, while it is
well known fact that piles will not last in
salt water more than two years when put
down in their natural state. This process
is also invaluable for floors in stores and
dwelling houses, as it prevents decay and
keeps insects of all kinds, which are very
annoying to housekeepers, from aecumu-
lating in and around the buildings.
Mr.. Thomas is now ready to form a stock
company for few of the Gulf States on the
most liberal terms. Books will be opened
at his Office, No. 80 Carondelet street, on
Monday, the twelfth instant, for subscrip-
ton to stock. Samples of preserved timber
will be shown to all who desire to see them,
at the Office, and other information given
that may be desired. For further informa
ton, address n. H. Thomas, patentee, New
Orleans, or Peter Welch, agent, St. Louis,
Missouri.
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Give Fecundity to the Soil.

The fertilizing compound, manufactured
only by the Louisiana Fertilizer Manufac-
turing Company, is represented to be the
most productive fertilizer ever used, and
will effeetuaIy exterminate all insects
which iufest gardens, plantations and
farms. 1t will also destroy the cotton
worm, making this fertilizing compound IL
dispensable to the farmer, planter and
gardener.
The Office of the company is No. 122
Carondelet street, up stairs, where sub
scription to the capital stock of the COM
pany will be received, and at the offices of
the directors, as announced in to-davs
paper. See advertisement headed "Louis-
lana Fertilizer Manufacturing Company"
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The Overflow.

Yesterday the work of relieving the suf-
ferers by the overflow was continued with
the same liberalty and excellent organiza-
ton as before. Subscriptions have come
in generously since the list was opened by
Messrs. Cavaroc, Fortier and Slocomb.
Private individuals and associations have
contributed freely 70 aid the sufferers.
The Economy and Mutual Aid Associa-
ton have been supplying two hundred
cooked rations daily to Administrators
Delassize, Bonzano and Lewis, for distribu-
ton among the overfowed sufferers, and
they will continue TO do it as long as it is
necessary. The tender of these supplies
was made by Mr.. L. Pessou, chairman, and
j. Abeillard, E. Berthelot, Ed. Davis and
William Vigers.
The water has subsidized few inches
since yesterday. Steam engines were
pumping again yesterday into the New and
Old canals. Only one OF two squares be-
yond Claiborne street are yet accessible on
dry land
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-11
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, June 10, Evening-Cotton
closed a better; sales 2096 bales: middling
uplands 1850; Orleans 20c. Flour steady.
Wheat shade frmer; winter red and amber
Western 81 630l 65. Corn firm. Pork
SIS Is rs. Lard frmer; kettle lO1kc.
Freights lower
CINCINNATI, June 1O-COtton in light
demand and holders firm middling 19c.
Flour in good demand at full prices; family
S. S0a7.. Wheat firm and in fair demand,
red fall 81 50. Corn steady and in mod
crate demand. Rye dropping at CSC Isl 06.
Oats steady; No 2 50 a 53c. Eggs quiet at
l2c. Butter steady at Is 02Oc. Pork buoy
ant but unsettled; mess SIS 75016. Bacon
scarce and firm; shoulders 6G6l3c; clear rib
85sc; clear sides &C.
ST. LOUIS, June l0.-Fleur dull and droOp-
ing; superfine fail S. 20, extra S. 4005 70,
double extra S606 25. Wheat firm at
ST. 5719 al So, No. 81 II. Corn in active
demand at so a Sic for mixed on track, Sc
in elevator, and 59l4c sacked. Oats dull;
No 3 in elevator 5005012c, sacked 541h a.
55c. Rye 80 00S3c. Whisky 9lc Pork
higher: mess Sl5 1915. Dry salt meats
firm Bacon steady. Lard frmer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-11
Vaudeville Theatre Artists.

The artists of the Vaudeville Theatre
gave performance at the Mechanics Insti-
tute, last evening, for the benefit of the
sufferers by the overflow. The attendance
was very fair, and the performances (chiehy
in French) excellent.
After the theatrical performance there
was grand ball, attended by many ladies
and gentlemen, who danced all night till
broad daylight.
Amo those at the theatrical perform
ance were Senator Pinchback, Captain
William H. Green, of the Louisiana State
Militia, and many other prominent citizens.
The proceeds of the theatrical entertain
ment and the ball will help to swell the
contributions to the relief fund.