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POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF PoLICE.
New Orleans, February 8, 1873.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DISTRICT
w Pound. corner of Uurquhsrt and Union
streets
one RED COW. with the tips of her horns sawed
of
Which, il not claimed within Eve days and the
expenses thereon paid. -sll be sold at public auc.
ton at said pound, FRIDAY. February H.
1873 al twelve O'clock NJ.
fec I'd ROBERT BREWSTER, Administrator.
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TUE DAlLY REPUBLICAN

ssv as .l4h y: the following dealers:
Gec~,s Ellis. opposite the Postoftice.
&C. Haley. No. 70 Commercial place.
&C > Hole. No. 81 Exchange place.
A, S.aon. :: Louis street, between Royal
greet ~: Exchange alley !under St. Louis
a0:ei:-
Jane. INNS. Pontchartrain railroad de-
mi. Thi;,: District; also at depot. foot Of
Istsys5.. stye-t. First District.
VARIETY news stand, No. 80 Dauphine
,see., j....ea Customhouse and Bienville
atreets
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GROUND BELONGING To J. POTHIER.
Sixth District Court for the PARISH of Orleans
No. 1904.
WHEREAS. JAMES J. OHARA DID PRESENT
w his petition TO the honorable tho Judge of
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
praying the provisional seizure and sale OF "A
tain portion OF ground hereinafter described, upon
which he hath privilege, to satisfy his demand
for four hund ed and eighteen dollars and fourteen
cents, with eight per cent interest per from
April J, 1872, for the construction OF sidewalk be-
fore the same, aud 10 pay all costs: and
Whereas, /, W VILLAIN ?. Harper, sheriff, by virtue
OF an order and writ OF provIs ional seizure to me
issued and directed by the said honorable court,
Ill the above entitled and numbered sUiJ, have
seized and taken INTO my possession the follow ing
described property, to wit
certain portion or lot of ground in the Fourth
District of the city of New Orleans situated in the
square bounded Oy Locust, Philip Freret ard Jack
son streets which said lot forms the corner OF Lo
Gust and PhIhp streets, and measures sixteen lett
three inches four ines front Locust street, more
or less by depth and front Philip street of one
hundred and thirty eight feet eleven inches more
or less, and depth the other side of one hun
ureo and thirty Sht feet inches tour lines,
more or less and twenty-sIz feet three inches two
hhes IN the rear. Said lot being portion OF lot
number hfteen, ON a particular plan made by c. +.
Llmpel, late surveyor in ADril, 1885 and deposited
III the office OF c. de Armas notary public. in this
city.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per
sons Interested. and to }. POthIer 10 appear within
aiteeh days 20 answer the petition OF James }.
oHara SO presented, as above set forth.
Sheill office, parish OF Orleans. New Orleans.
February IL. 1873.
telZ ~ "a ". p. HARPER Sheriff
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy DE Music.

The distinguished actress and queen If
th. evening in the familiar play OF East
Lynne" which those who attend theatres
like to see and fully appreciate. To NOR
row evening. benefit of Mrs. Bowers. when
" Lady Audley's Secret" will be told.
=" Loves Masquerade" for the Saturday
matinee. Second carnival bal masqUe
Mardi Gras
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GITA LICENSEe.
DEPARTMENT OF F1NAxcR, ]

DEPARTMENT OF FINASCR
New Orleans, February Il 1873. !
A Ii PERSONS PURSUING ANY PROFESSION
IN calling, or other busiut as, carried ON within
the corporate limits of the city of New Orleans,
and all owners of carriages. hacks drays aud other
vehicles, are hereby informed that their CITY Ii
censes Tor 1873 are due at this office or before
the twenty eighth day or February, and they are
respectfully requested to settle the same within
the time prescribed by law in order that they may
avoid the penalties tor non payment
LOUIS SCHNEIDER
feIt III Administrator.
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WHEREAS JAMES }. OHARa DID PRESENT
w his petition to the honorable the Judge OF the
Sixth District Court the parish of Orl ans
praying the provisional seizure and sale OF certain
lots OF ground hereinafter described upon which
he hath privilege, to satisfy his demand for four
hundred and sixteen dollars and tOrty-twO cents
with eight per cent per annum interest from April
/, 1872, fOg the construction of % sidewalk be orc
the same. and pay al costs; and
Whereas, |, William 7. Harper, sheriff by virtue
of all order aud writ of provisional seizure 30 me
issued and directed by the said honorable court in
the above entitled and numbered suit, nave seized
and taken into my possession the following de-
scIibed property, 10 witt
Two certain lots OF ground in the square bounded
by Jackson Philip, Howard and Liberty streets.
designated by the nun bers sixteen aad seventeen.
Lot number seventeen forms the corner Nf lip
and Liberty streets and measures twenty four feet
seven inches front onLiberty street by depth ofone
hundred and thirty-eight feet SIX inches fOur lines
Lot number sixteen measures thirty feet front on
Liberty street by depth OF one hundred and
thirty g ght feet Six inches, more OF less.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons interested and to W. FlOtO, 10 appear within
fifteen days to answer TO the petition OF James }.
OHara, presented above set forth.
Sheritf7s office, parish of Orleans, New Orleans
February II, 1873.
fel2 2028 w. P. HARPER Sheriff.
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TO CCSTRACT8RS

A separate contract for constructing = NOOdeR
curbuG on the folio wing streets to viii:
Monroe both sides f.Om Lpvee to Fifth street.
except such as has been made by existing ordi-
nance; LeOnidas. both sides. from Levee to Fiftls
street except such as has been made by existing
ord nance; St Mary both sides from Lcvee 10 Fifth
street except such as has been made as pei e1,st
ing ordinance.
This TO be done in accordance with tn. above.
lei LIN
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Letter frCnI Costa IliCa.

We reproduce from the !!cdy""c OF last
evening the following letter addressed to
that journal:
r"K1 I'M"N. Cora RIGA.
.ianuar, -. 1873.
The arrival a: III. port. on tie twenty
fourth instant, "t the steamship Jual. q.
MeigS, from New Orleans the Iii, conth in
stant. with late files OF papers. afforded to
this community great satisfaction.
The Meigs brought from New Orleans
Mr. II. ID. Il. Norris. chief engineer aud
genera! superintendent "t the Costa RIca
railroad. with l.> family: Captain /. :.
Williams. late %"n"T..! superintendent: Of
tn. New Oie.n-. Jackson .'nd Great North
err railroad: JUICE D'Sutiivan aud lady.
Mr j. II. Loltns .l.,i spUl,. $50 employees and
lahorers for the road. Captain Williams
has been appointed by Superintendent Nor
ria as stIpt rlntendent Of the Atlantic diyi-
sion nt the road. succeeding Mr.. Edwin
Mallory. gentleman OF worth and ability;
hut who preferred other duties. and remains
here as general agent Of the road.
We look forward to vigorous presecu-
ton q; the work under the able manage.
ment of SUPERINTENDENT Williams, and hope
that in eighteen months trains will be run
mug from the Atlantic to at least San Jose.
the capital Of the republic. &. 5. 5.
Mr. Richard Taylor cousin OF General
Richard TAYLOR, of LOnisianal goes over
on This steamer to engage additional labor
ers tor The Costa Rlca railroad.
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A Washington special to the Cincinnati
Gg=eitc says:
There IS very decided feeling in the
House of Representatives. irrespective of
party. in favor OF an increase OF salaries OF
members OF Congress. judges OF the SD
prfme Court, Cabinet officers. and OF the
President: and it is understood that
proposition will be made TO amend one OF
the appropria ton bills accordingly, and the
probability is that it will pass Congress. at
this session. 1t is remarked that the effect
of the present scale of salaries IS to conine
the public service to the .ich men OF the
country.
Wals Whitman, poe; and clerk. is suffer.
ing from Daralvtic stroke
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NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
= City Hall, New Orleans February 8, 1873. {
EfROM AND AFTkR THIS DATE, THIS DEPART
n meIt will rec, i've for licenses no Certificates Of
Appropriation or other evidences OF city iudcbte
mess, except such the law cOmpes il to receive.
The back taX2s receivable as formerly and
those of 1871 in the proportions of r 81 in Certiti
cafes and = 20 i'll cash The public can pay such
taxes in this office.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER
Fe3 81 adr,inis-r,-or
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Local Intelligence.

Ths warm weather and moist atmosphere
Of ;ns pas: :.w days have started green
buds on trees and shrubs and grass. making
them !a,I quite spring like.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

The new code OF California establishes
such complete equality in the marriage
state, and so does away with the old notion
that man and his wife are one flesh, that
the two can contract with and she each
other the same rs if they had never been
married. The marriage of minors changes
their status from minors to ADULTS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFEICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR FIRST DISrRIcT
No 1863 Gravier street,
New Orleans February j. 1873. )
INTERESTED PARTIES ARE REQUESTED TO
! come forward without delay aud settle their
Licences for the current year. Due notice will be
given of my readiness to issue tax bills from ros
of 1872, cOlleCtible i'll 1873.
fell 81 N. G. FOLGER, Collector.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OrF,Cs Sr.rB TAX COLLECTOR, SECOND DISTRICT.
No. 40 Rampant street. =
New Orleans, February IL, 1917
DARTIES INTERESTED ARE REQUESTED TO
l. come for ard at once and settle their licenses
for the current year Due notice will be given OF
M readiness to receive the state taxes for tho
year 1872 H. Il. HARRIS,
fnl2 COLLECTOR
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tleoygc Washington. minus his little
iatche, and cherry tree. was arrested in the
Firs. District because he absorbed too much
tangiefoo:. lie was too drunk to tell lie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

! Dr,.-r, OF carts, wagons and floats seem
to entertain i dreadful spite against street
cars. AMI seldom lose an opportunity to an
uoy Jehn,. John Tobin. engineer OF float,
carried ais luminosity too far. on Tchoupi-
touas street. by running his vehicle into a
car. damagingI i; badly. John was arrested,
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT-A RAISED COTTAGE TN THE
L sixth DISTRICT, on Valence street. between
Constance and Laurel, containing six rooms. front
and side galleries, wood shed. large yard. Will be
rented cheap Apply On the premises. or address
letter &C" this office. fel2
HOUSE FOX RENT AND FCRNITCRE
4 4 for ssls.--A comfortable two-storv house,
eligibly located on Camp street with everything
complete for housekeeping, and all in good order
bel lg nearly new, will be sold 10 block to a pur
chaser for his own USE The establishment IS com
plete in all departments, having been selected by
its owner for viii be sold Oh account of baC
health. Furniture dealers and vendors need not
apply. Address HOUSE, at this office. ja4
NOR BEST-ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
bOarders taken Apply az No. III Camp street,
st. joseph. de22
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LOST.

2 OST.-SISGLK STONE DIAMOND EARRING,
J while going from corner of Canal and Liberty
streets 10 POydrss market; also down Circus to
Graver street. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving il at HsRT'S LOAN OFFICE,
No. % st. Charles street, corner Gravier f.l3 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

A REMARKABLE PAIE OF CHICKENS
There is to be seen at Johnny Hawkins
saloon, corner Of Common street and
Theatre alley, pair Of the most remark.
able chickens that were ever brought to
this or any other city. Of a rich solferino
color, which changes hue with lighter or
darker shades as they change position, Of
graceful and elegant form and heavy plum
age. they are perfectly beautiful. and no
mistake. The cock is about the same size
as the most celebrated game birds; the hen
somewhat smaller. Both are iull of spirit
and pluck. as may be seen by their bold and
defiant manner when approached. The
hen. it is said. lays an egg every day. We
saw one Of them lying on the floor Of the
coop yesterday. This was colored as richly
as the hen that laid it. though smaller than
ordinary hens eggs. These chickens were
sent to Mr.. Hawkins by Mr.. David Price,
of Cleveland. Ohio. They are called the
Mexican canphor chicken. and we suppose
their owner designs exhibiting them at the
next State Fair. They will doubtless at.
tract much attention. for they certainly are
a curiosity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

Gaiiashe, and Murphy, in prison. charged
with .Irrot:n:. robbing and numbering e.
I. Noyes. were arraigned before Recorder
Hougn:ou yesterday and the case fixed for
tina twentieth instant.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Sotice.-Au powers OF attorney heretofore
granted by me are hereby formally revoked
b. MOSES.
New Orleans. February Ii 1874 tel2 3tt
Citizens Bank of iouisiann-Sew Or.
leanS, February 10 l3I3.-At election held on
the third Instant, the following named gentlemen
were elected Directors Shis Bank for the ensuing
year
a. Chiapella, Forstall
=. hFIser, 4. l. Carrierso
john u, Gaines T. d. Miller
d. a shaffraix
aud at a meeting OF the Board OF Directors hold
this day, Mr.. John q. Gaines Has unanimously
elected President.
fell Nv ?. Z. DELERY Cashier
On tiarringe.-Happy relief for Young mem
from the effects of errors and abuses in esrIy life
Manhood restored Impt diments to marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment. New and re-
markah]e remedies. Books and circulars sent free
in sealed eDvelOps.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No 2 south
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvauia-ar insti
tuition having high reputation for honorable con
GuCt and professional skill. del3 SIN cod
Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Ths. splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect dye. Harmless, reliable and instantaneous
Disappointment; ridiculous tnts or unpeas-
ant odor. Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and
washes. Produces INN ediately a superb black or
natural brown, and leaves the hair clean, soft and
beautiful. The genuine. signed by W. A. Bachelor
Sold o. all drugsists
CHARLES BATCHELOR
oc3 Nv Proprietor, New York.
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Dumas exercises his muscles by throwing
knives at a large wax doll, and has become
SO skillful that he can puncture the harm
less efigy every time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

Detectives PEARSON and Pecora arrested
Sin:h Ma,on,. Tor haviug had Il hand in the
sar.o:in: an,: numbering Of G. +. NOyes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

The Dutch do not allow married children
to live in the same house with the parents
OF either the husband OF wife.
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N'HEHEAs, JAMES !. VHAEA DID PRESENT
w his petition TO the honorable the Judge of
the Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
praying the provisional seizure and sale of u Ger
tain portion of ground, hereinafter desc'ib
upon which he halh - privilege TO satisfy his de
mand for four hundred and fifty one dollars and
ninety-twO cents. with eight ptr cent interest
from April / 1872, for the construction OF side
walk before the same, and to pay all costs and
Whereas. I, William p. Harper. sheriff, by virtue
of an order and viii OF prov siOnal seizure TO
issued and directed by th. said honorable court in
the above entitled and numbered suit. have seized
and taken into my possess on the following de.
scrlbed property, 90 wit
certain lot portion Of ground situated in
the Fourth District OF the city of New Orleans, in
the square bounded by Philip. Clara, Jackson and
Willow streets, designated lot number three,
plan drawn by Louis H. Pile. late surveyor dated
the seventeenth or May, 1856. and annexed to an
act OF parttlOu bet WeeD Robert Gamble and others.
passed June {, 1857. before Edward Barnett. notary
public in this city. Said lot of ground measures,
III American measure. one hundr. Il and fifty feet
four inches five lines front Philip street, by
depth OF one hundred and eight feet three inches
four lines front on Willow street and one hundred
and thirteen feet eight inches one and half line
uies on the line of lot number enc one hundred
and fifty feet two inches two and a half lines.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby gwen to all per-
suHs interested and 10 Lily VI. Hendrickson and
Lucy $. can to appear within fifteen DAYS TO an.
swtr to the petition OF James }. nIlarH pre-.
scented, above set forth
Sherifts office, PARISH OF Orleans New OIeans.
February ;. 1873.
f,6 il T.. W. p HARPER Sheriff
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~. ti,ayIes T'healrc.

The " Red Pocket Book" will be exhib-
tied on the stage OF the ST. Charles Theatre
this evening. with Mr. Joseph Proctor in
the role OF .Haujce and Miss Amelia Waugh
as Hcjene. supported by the company. To-
morrow evening, benefit OF Mr.. Proctor.
Monday evening, the Mar:lnetti Ravel pan.
tomime troupe. Tuesday evening. twenty
fifth instant, annual Mardi Gras ball.
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TO ->L!. WIiOll iT HAI CONCEWN.

N THE MATTER or THE BOARD OF ADMINjS
traitors praying for recognition of mo gage
and very of ..5se, sEcnts Ill The Fourth
Drainage District.
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REcoaDiRs' EETURNS.-Ihc several re-
,orde:l paid the following amounts to the
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WHEREAS. JAMES J. OHAPA DID PRESENT
w his petition to the 'onOrab = the judge of
the Sixth strict Court for tho parish of Orleans
praying the provisional seizure and sale of lot
of ground hereinafter described. upon which he
hath privilege to satisfy his demand for three
hundred and sixty dOlials and eighty cents. with
eight per cent per annum interest from April 1,
1872 for the construction OF a side walk before the
same, and to pay all costs; and
Whereas, l. william v Harper sheriff, by virtue
OF An order ana wit OF provisional seizure to me
issued and directed by The said honorable court in
the above entitled and numbered suit. hav. seized
and taken into my possession the following de.
scribed property, to Wit
certain lot OF portion Of ground, Consisting
and made up OF two certain lots of ground, deSIg-
mated by the numbers five and tiN. in square
hundred and fifty seven. bounded by st. David
First, Liberty and Philip streets. on plan OF t.
BInger, late surveyor. OF the thrtieth of De
cembey, 1896. annexed TO act deposited in the
office of W J. Lewis. lat. notary public in this
city, on the fourth of March, 1891.
Said lots measure as follows, TO Wit: Lot mum
Der i've being thirty-tivs feet front on ST. David
street, by hundred and twenty fest deep, and
lot number six thrtE-one feet three inches front
st DSyjd street, by hundred and twenty
feet Said two lots .djOin each other, and toI m
the corner OF st. David and Philip streets
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
sous interested, and to +. p. d. Lvaudai-. to ap-
pear withn fifteen days toanswer to the petition
of James }. O'hsrS 80 presented. aS above set
forth
Sherih's ofice, parish OF disan, New Orleans.
February H. 1875.
irl2 20 % Wr. HARPER, Sheriff.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

JAMES J. ORARA VS. W FLOTO AND CERTAIN
LOTS ON PHILIP AND LIBERTY STREETS.
Sixth Distric. Court for The Parish OF Orleans
No .GO1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

There were few signs on the streets that
yes.ertilv was legal holiday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

Lawrence Murphy. who shot {. Z. Val.
iette II A'gjcrs. is under arrest.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

JAMES J. O'HARA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND on
PhlLIP STREET. IN THE NAME OF +. Z. D..
LIVAUDAIS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-13

STRAIGUr UNIvERsITY.--The annual cx-
h'bitlon Of tne undergraduates Of Straight
UNIVERSITY was held at Central Church,
corner Of Liberty and Gasquet streets, last
evening il the presence Of a very large and
appreciative audience, mostly composed of
ladies'.
The exercises were commenced by an in
vocation D.g Rev. 5. S. Ashley, the acting
President, a1d was followed by music by
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Sirat Dia..;c, Rr.or1er Embellishments ji IS
Saco,1 district pecnrInr NJ Art hIir...... los 90
eTb;rJ ~ strict Recorder Lrc.ere.... ~ 50
Ponrtb Disirirt Recorder RilIir 81 50
peel nj tT;rt Herordrr Parsous.,...... % 90
Ss~th D,str,rt Rncnrder CaDubeIl. .... 81
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Notice.-AI powers of attorney hcyet 1fore
granted by me to o. b. BragdOn, OF this city. aye
hereby Cancelled and annulled.
tei3 ct MRS. +. II. DEANE.
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Varieties Theatre.

The matinee performance was attended
yesterday by an audience that filled the
house. the multitudes gathering at the
Varieties to see Mr.. John E. Owens imper-
sonation of .Wca~bo. This evening he
will appear as HeuY Doce in Married
Life" and as Scion .Shjngie in the play thus
entitled. Next Monday evening Aimee in
opera boutle. The sale of seats for every
evening during the week will commence
this morning. The sale of seats for the
Wednesday matinee viii begin next Mon
Ra
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the pupils, the piano being under the direc-
ton Of Miss NJ A. Ashlev, and the vocal
music under that of Professor j. I. Fuller,
the secretary of the association. Professor
j. A. Martin directed the general exercises,
which were composed of compositions, reel
tations. de-lamations. dialogues, readings
and tableauK
MANY of the performances OF the young
pupils displayed a high order of merit,
especially in composition, those upon physi-
ology and Christian culture being particu-
larly meritorious. and one upon the death
of President Lincoln was particularly ap
propriate.
The tabIeaUx were well designed by Miss
l.. +. Piper. and carried out with great
fidelity.
The young ladies and gentlemen Of the
university have reason to be proud Of their
progress, and received a merited compl-
ment in the marked attention of the large
audience.
AT present there are so students in all
located az the corner OF Esgianade and
Degblgny streets.
ROLLER SEATING The Roller Skating
Association held another exhibition last
evening az CarOndeiet Halt. Exposition
building. A larger number OF ladies and
gentlemen were ia attendance. showing an
increased interest in tho beautiful amuse-
nient.
Mr.. Frank l.. Crocker again delighted his
audience with his graceful movements in
fancy skating. oiter which min. gentlemen,
in costume. participated in : tournament
for two pair Of skates.
The first prize. a pair of siiver-muunted
roller skates. was awarded to Sir Jonathan.
the knight of Yankeedom. and the second.
pair of plain. to the Scottish Knight, who
was eomplimented as having the most ap
propriate costume of them all.