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auction Sales.

PEREMPTORY SALE
800 SACKS CAROLINA CLAY PEAS
For account Of whom it may concern.
DY NASH u BODGSON-W. I. HODHSON,
ID Auctioneer; Office NJ. Carond let street.-On
TUESDAY, May 5, 1874, at II o clock A. NJ at No. IA
Cont street. will be sold
$40 sacks Carolina Clay Peas. in lots to suit pur-
chasers.
Terms-Cash In U. 8. Treasury notes. my2td
TRUSTEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
In tie matter OF A. HEYMAN CO.. Bankrupt.
No. 1886.
District Court of the United States for the District
of Louisiana.
DY HOFFMAN,, MARKS 4 CO-ALEX
ID Levy, Auctioneer.-Sales room No. SO Chartre,
o'clock NJ, will b sold at ST. Louis aud Delta Ware
house, Front, between Lafayette and Girod sire ts
and to b. continued from day to day at store No. IS
Chartres street. until said stock is disposed Of by
virtue of order of the Hon. E. H. Durell, Judge
of the District Court OF the United States of america
for the District of Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy
dated April Is b, Is f.
The entire stock in trade of A. Eeyman Co., in
hankrr ptcy, consisting of a general d varie
assortment Of
Whole half and qua ter rolls Baggng, Flour, Rice,
Glassware Crockery, Mattresses Pillows, Hard ware,
Whiskes Sugars, Buckets, Washboards, Salt Griad
stones Twiue Harness, Collars, Saddlery. Farming
Caaned Fruits, Cnurns, Tubs, Chairs Tables,
Armors Presses, Vices, Weights and Scales, Mirrors,
Blankets, Assorted Dry Goods, Clothing, Stationery,
Iron Safe, 30 It's, Shoes, Has, Sewing Machine,
Piano. together with large and gen raj assortment
kept by country merchants; also 700 Bars Iron and
Steel, l61 pieces Castings
Terms-Cash ON the sp t.
Sale to commence at st. Louis and Delta Warehouse,
Front. betw en- Lafayette and Girod streets.
apo ny3 10
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Good TEA AT LAST One of the most en-
joyabe Injuries the top OF this green earth is
doubtedy d real fragrant cup Of tea. Those of our
many friends who appreciate this eat BIZ ssing may
enjoy it to perfection by maxi their purchases
Of Mr.. J. J. Martn at his great China nd japan tea
warehouse No ITO Canal street. where the st OF tea
d coff9s be ways obtained at reasoSabl prices
.lr- Martin long known to tn trade reliable
tea merchant. whose exteBs.ve experience in this
co mt and Eur le to sati fy and delight
The critical taste to tea and coffee AT his re-
ally hands empori opposite The varieties Thea
ter we had the pleasure INSPECTING two sela ate
specimens Of the tea plant or wing in their naye soil.
which are of themselves worth Wit from ALL
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The "Sunnyside at Pope's drug store,
OF Prytana and ia kson stree from the iac-
tory of Chas. Lippincott Co.. Philadelphia most
beautiful an artistic production. No fountain here
this in teauty and perfection. The tasteful combna-
ton Of rich and varegated marbles-the pretty effect
of the cooling and .raceul water JET must be
he appra lated while the icy GOODNESS aud delicious
favor of the beverages it supp les viii than
isfy..the most fasidous Let every go, and see,
and enjOy
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A sorfrurRy IvsrRANCE CoMpANY.-ItI

"A SOUTHERN INSURANCE. COMPANT.-Ib IS
with the greatest satsf ction that /: the i'll
creaslng business and popularity OF the Piedmont
and ,rngtou Life assurance Company. 1t IL most
able Southern company, and possesses ose liberal
and popular features that comment 1t to tine atron
age OF ople. The assets OF the compan
t to over s. 100000, and the policies issued y
2h,0J0 Every loss has been pcJmpty paid. IT,
list of policy holders emba many OF the oldes t
and most reliable citzens OF New Orleans aud the
south, "hch fact demonstrates the conf which
PEG lie have in the stability of the institution.
well as II the lie and admirable manner i'll which
the aft ;ira of the company adninste ed.
Dir. @. w. Terrell. the gen raj agent. successor to
Gen. d. II. Maury, has nadu many friends in this
CRY and country by his popular manners. accommo-
eating spi III and fair d. aing No better MAJ could
be found for the position. Our readers wonld do we'll
10 call at Office No. 81 Car ndelet str, et and ex
anime INTO the merits of the company. The extract
from the Richmond Enquirer, which we ublish in
another column, will show cOnciusively the Aourisn-
ing c ndition Of the company.
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Messrs Rice Brothers & Co., Nos. 80 and
81 lamp street sole agents Of the New Oh rter Oak
G ohing Stove, off ring-eheip for cash-a fu Il
assortmen of these hot stoves, with low re ergor
boiler and ca iron warming closet to burn coal coke
and wool also Fey's patnte hot air fae, VII cl is
a featu pecu lar 10 III great cooking contriv In
this nectiOn juid call he at euton Of hose Of
readers WAC desire to keep cool and COM oItab
to the large stock Of golfers ice pitchers,
re l4erato-s ice chests, ic c.ean fre-z and
bathing tuos, in store at Rice Brothers II Co.
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NEW ORLEANS. 28th April, 1874.
Messrs. Morrison Woodward, Corner Canal and Mag
azine, City:
Gent1emen-Having received grest benefit from the
| use of Maguire's CuDdnrangO Liver. Kidney and
Blood Bttefs. wish to express to you high ap-
probation of its great virtues especially sltera
tive depur4tor diuretic and purgative acting as thor
oughly IS Calom !, Blue Mass and other Mercurial
preparation yet mildly and without their irritating
| HAuseoue aud injurious effects
Believing il to have the m Art claimed for il, we
recommend it to all who suffer from Indigestion. Con.
stpation Headache. Fever and Ague and other dis
eases induced by Torpid Liver and kidney complaints
Chas R. ksei, 80 Magazine street.
R. n. Young. 10 Camp street.
E. Converse, "a Magazine street.
J. Janney. III Common street.
L. J. Dolze, "a Bsrrone street
H. H. Bryan, JR., Alto ney at law.
J. P. Harrison JR.. "a Ba -Onne street.
J. W. Davis, l63 Third sire t.
H. Garter. Canal street ferry.
K. A. Owen steamer Nat hcz.
+. b. Green corner Perddo and Ferret streets.
Edward Newman. Third and Baronne streets.
H. A Block.
ia b. Humme Our Homo Journal.
VIM. 5. Mount, .aronde ct AID Union streets.
Thomas j. Woodward 81 Constance street.
Job A. Russell Seco I'd street.
W ~. as. Rogers, 212 Laurel street.
J r. Nc 'Onnel go Philip street.
W. ". Huck.
c. s Randall 43 Carondelet street.
Thos ON il, l43 Comm II street.
Mason Pelcher 100 Customhouse street.
Peter NJ ran, Page Moran.
Rob. ChapsSy, A Magazine street.
Silas Weeks, 48 Caronde ct ,treet.
C. A. Green, 50 Union street.
j. N. Harrison. 209 Camp sire t.
F. p Jones, Canal Street Ferry.
A. s. Davidson, Cana Street Ferry.
Chas. Joice, steamer Natchez.
Chas. H. +. Cotton 27I st. Mary street.
=. H. Da is Jr.
Jos Litei,hn, 80 Natchez street.
$. Iescay, 222 josephine street.
A. c. Perpont. 630 Camp street.
John NJ. Burrows, st. Char'es, between Henry Clay
and state streets.
W. g. Crosby.
A. Neafus.
J I'm Thuer. 40 Annuncation street.
J. W. Hopkins, 499 Charities street.
NJ. Malone, 623 Carondeet street.
john ku -tZmann, corner Canal and North Peters
streets
P. J. Punch, Prop ietor and Editor of Merchants
and Brokers' Pr c trent.
And mary Others
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FURNITURE on STORAGE, ETC.-The bust
ness of Mr. John lis his grown to such extent
that he has obliged t. rent the store l54 Camp
str ct for the purpose of taking furniture on
g, for witch he asks the cheapest rates
known in New Orleans He continues 20 keep up hi
d and well known esta Jlishment, at POI Camp
street. where he buys, SELL. repairs- packa and ship
furniture with full guarantee Those of our read
ers who stand need of Mr.. Boi Is will lad
him prompt and faithful III the fulfllmeat of his
enIagements
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THE New AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE

The NEW AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY When say that the ma n VI this
Company possess unrivaled improvements we state
fact hieh the laiies recognize, while they pro lain
hat it al O requires hardy any labor to operae it,
which a great desideratuin. Pir ha5srs cali at
the headquarters OF the company, No. $50 Canal
rect wi fni oar old citizen, L. G. Berry. in charge
aud ready to accommodate them reasoa alb terms
The air Of about the place is evidence OF
tire good ste as we'll business tact Of Mr.. Berry
with whom 1t is always a pleasure to do business. II
must be remembere that ia New American Com
pany rant ev-ry machine they sell TO give entire
satisfactiQn.
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Lii mes

Spoken by one of the defranded over the amented
W. B. Richards, absconded:
Not sou had he got, not guinea note,
And he looked confoundedly Hurried,
As he bolted away without his shot,
And the landlady after him hurri d.
All ba g an exposed to the mi night dews.
Refined in the gutter we found him.
And he looked like gentleman taking snoozo
With his marshal cloak around him.
Slowly and sadly all walked down
From his room in the upp rmost story;
rushght we placed on the cold hearthstone.
And we left him alone in his glory.
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OLD PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPEs AND DA-
GUERREoTYPEs CoPIED.-That note artist, Mr.. John
II. Clark, de, Ia es, in advertisement in another
column. that all pictures, framed in any coo sent
to him, with directions regard ng color of hair eyes
and complexion, will be faithfully and correctly
copied, and made natural life Clark always acts
fully I'D to his professions.
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THE ORPHANS OF NEW ORLEANS.

THE ORPHANS OF NEW ORLEANS.
CAPT. JOHN J. BROWN. of the Ste mer WIN
>. PIKE, tenders pleasure OK ur n Ito Bonnet
Caro- and to the orphan ssyums Of thi
city. on THURSDAY May 7. 1874. leaving theh cad Of
Canal street 1t II O'Clock A. NJ returning before dark
The following ssylums invited. together with their
teachers and guardians, towit
Asylum # Mount Carmel.
Chi dren's Home, Protestant Episcopal Church.
G rl's Asylum, Immaculate Conception.
German rotestant Orphan Asylum.
Jewish Orphans Home.
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylu n, Camp street.
Orphans Home, Seventh street.
st. James German Boys and iris Asylum.
st. Mary's Male Asylum.
st. Elizabeth Female Asy um
st. Vincent Home for Boys
st. Vince..t half Orphan Asylum Carrolton.
Turg Asylum.
Capt Brown requests the above asylums to respond
to the invitation not later than Wednesday, May g.
1874, and refers them to " /. Hodgson, Esq No. 5
Carondelet street, where they will r.port probable
number for the excursion from each asylum, as
lunch be prepared for all No passengers on this
trip. my3 1t
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Lovers of the beautiful in art will find at
NJ. Z. J. Soube Artist Pilot grapher NJ 22O st. An.
drew street. corner Magaz the rarest specimens Of
Rembrandt photographs and porcelain pictur g. at
low prices. This kind of work is speca ty with Mr.
Souby, who is unrva'ed in his art, and one of the
pioneer photographer s of the city.
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DRY GOODS AT VERY Low PRICES. -
Messrs. J. Levois & Jam son, 126 Canal t, are
daily visited by hnhdr DIS of ladies' who purchase
great quantities Of their splendid collection Of foreign
and domes ic dry goods, which being sold at
markably low prices. owing t. the Prospective dis
solution OF the urn the LIST of June and their
de ire to close their stock. Messrs Levos Jami
offering their goods at great bargains Give
than all
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Our lady friends and their name is legion
will be more than repaid by q timely visit to the
we'll known dry goods estab isament of Messrs Levy
Brothers, No. $50 Magazine street. These popular
merchants in receipt Of full lines OF SWISS Bishop
Lawn, Victoria Lawn. NsinsoOk, Jsconets and Linen
Lawn also Pqne Corsets, ETC.. all Of which they
Offering at extremely reasonable prices.
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PIANos.-Buy Steinway, Knabe, a
Pleyel, Westermayer Rays piano if you would en-
joy the luxury of truly harmonious sound. These
| splendid Instruments may be found at Mr.. Louis
Grunewalds. Grunewald Hall. No. Is bsronne
street, where also second hand pianos being al
most given away.
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King Moody is ont again in royal pro-
clanat on to his numerous subjects, announcing the
late sy If seasonable goods at his granite palace
Canal and Royal Streets where, beside every
hing in the furis gins goods line, may be al waya
found the great feature Of the emporium, six" cham.
pon shirts for nine dollars.
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Friday, May 3, a grand concert.

"93," "93," "93." By Victor Hugo, at
Kahn 4 Co.'S, 100 Canal street
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MINERAL WATER.-Thirsty souls may soon
regale themselves with the drink that CHI but not
inebrates, at only five cents glass. by dropp ng in
on Mr.. h. Huberwaid, drugg st and chemist, No 1865
Canal street, between Bourbon and Dauphine.
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Levy Bros. will offer for the next two
weeks superior quality of black grenadne. all wool
| at sixty cents a yard. No humbus-:ti is something
extraordinarily cheap. Call early on Levy Bros $50
Magazine street.
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Mr.. Isidore Levl-formerly of the firms of
Levi & Navra Levi, Navra Co , and Geo. G Wolf l.
Levi-gves notice that he is with Messrs. A.
Peiser Co.. importers OF crockery, glassware, cut
ery, ETC.. No. "a Magazine str et where he will be
happy to wait on his friends and toners, paying
special attention to the retail trade.
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Messrs p. & E. Michel, No. 59l Magazine
street. fourth store above St. Andrew are in view of
the dull times, now Offering window shades prints,
cottons, grenadines and corsets at fabulOusy low
prices. s his card and be convinced.
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WESTERN PRODUCE - MesSrs. Finney,
Sheehan & Il ss, 81 Poydras street. have on hand .
large stock of bacon Sides shoulders, clear sides
gar cured breakfast bacon, choice lard kiln
dried meal, etc to which we direct the attention Of
the trade. zee advertisement.
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Plantation Hardware, Agricultural I'm
prices by B. j. West Nos lis and lit Magazine street
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A full stock of engines, gins, presses and
plantation mach merry always on hand at H. Dudley
Coleman No. q Union street
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At the lowest prices in the South may be
found ster ing slverware, plated ware, cutlery,
watches and jewery at the old reliable establishment
of A. B. Girls void 4 Co., corner Canal aud Royal
streets. Keep ng rone but the best, eveD article
they sell is always under full guarantee
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YOUNGER's PALE ALE Buyers of this
celebrated brand nj ale would do well to cali upoA
Messrs. Shepherd Il Dewolf 1884 Grsvier street.
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The FOUNTAIN PUMP.-Messrs. Gaines g.
Relt l27 and 129 Common street. the az :nts for
the Fountain Pump, portable pump and sprinkler.
This is the useful aud convenient apparatus ever
invented for cprnklipg slrubbery flowers and pants
for washing windows, carriages etc, for sprinkling
sidewalks and hDOrs and for extnguishing fires. Thia
pumpshas qured widespread celebrity
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GEoCERIEs.-The attention of

GRoCERIEs.-The attention of Planters and
interior rchtnts is called to the extensive stock II
Messrs. Schmidt Zegcr, Nos. 40 ST. SO a I'd So New
lie rect which they now Offering to the trade
At lowest market prices The advertisement, in
other column gives full details of stock hand
aud may be consulted tn profit by al purchasers in
the Inarke.
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BUTTER, CHEESE, ETC.-Messrs. c. H. Law
renee Co., Nos. 80 and Al Tchoupit ,ulas ct, cot
have in store, for sae, large ssck Of strictly choice
Goshen butter, fair Western butter and New York
cream cheese to which direct the attention Of the
trade. Messrs. lawrence have also . full sup.
ply Of the famous Hudnut's grits and hominy, an
cho CO white bean and rplit peas. See advertisement
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IMPORTANT To LITIGANTS-Lawyers' briefs
| are prin ed for one dollar per page at No. Bank
lace, near GrSver street.
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Rope, shot and purcussion caps for sale q
lowest ma ket pric b. Messrs. D. L. RandleG & Co.,
corner Gravier and Peters streets.
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PIANOS 81 A WEEK.-Mr. Philip Werlein,
at Nos 49, 80 81 and 81 B4ronne street, has second
land planes at o. $50, $75. 500 and S125 for at
50 per week Mr.. Werein sells Chickering's, Dun
hams and Pleyels, etc. pianos at low prices and Oh
easy terms, if d red. La year Mr. Werlein bought
BlackmaI's stock sheet music, to which he has
added extensively, making his stock of sheet usic
very arge. MI ic Id very Cheap. Pianos repaired
ami tuned b thorough workmen. Small instruments
repa red by VIM Schmd.
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Mr. J. l.. Lyon, corner Camp and Gravier
streets is in receipt of full line of Hassals Lon.
don tooth brushes, which kno sn to be the finest
in the world.
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Rooms and Board.

ELIGHTFUL COOL FURNISHED
~ rooms. on principal thoroughfare. Canal. near
Rampant, convenient to taurants and business.
Inqni Q 1t 81 Canal street. Terms moderate.
up q If
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Levy Bros. have just received fresh in
ce OF parasos Of the latest styles, and st prices to
suit all-5S0 Magaz str ct.
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WATER CoOLERs.-Read the ADVERTISE
ment of FIR. r. sochee 81 Canal ct who has for
sale great variety of Stone and Porce ain Water
Coolers.
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Parties paying back taxes (CITY, STATE
OR ,RIsH) to pay will do well to engage Messrs
fARNETT CAMMACK, Baokers, No. IL CARoNDELET
STREET to settle them, whi h they are prepared to
do, allowing most liberal rate of discount Also
city. school. State and pa.ish warrants bought and
old
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS AND
GoDMoTHER Levy Bros, $50 Magazine street. can
furnish every article necessary for children the
occasio of their first communion. pecially large
and select is their sock of Bishop lawns, Victoria
lawns, Swiss yelling, sash, bbons etc.
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Miscellaneous.
---l--za-,-a-zl~~-~11o 4o-~oc~ONO-o-~ocOr-s ~
state VNrrNMfS,
IN ALL pENOMNATIt

IN ALL DENOMlNA1lONS,
For payment of Taxes due before the lsr of JANU
AIRY, 1874 can be bought at
IsIDoRE NEWMAN BROS.
ap3 Up I'm 81 Camp street.
9JNHE CHEAPEST PLACE t., BUY IRON
/ PIPE is at JOHN G. FILE lING'j, No. IA Poy.
d.as street.
The cheapest place to buy GAS FIXTURES is at
JOHN G. FLEMING'S. No 1874 Poydras sire t.
The best place to get good GAS FITTING done is at
JOHN G. FLEMING's No. IA Poydras street.
apps 6m
II }. FARRELL,
For many years with Spencer. Field Co.. and latt
af the firm OF Logan Farrell),
GENERAL COLLECTOR AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
Orders left at the Billiard Depot, No. 49, Common
street. between ST. Charles and Carondelet prompt!
attended to. ap3-1m
NEW HOPE REFI\ERY-
~ FORMERLY GooDALE's.
Choice Clarified SUGARS,
Choice GOLDEN SYRUP
ReboIed MOLASSE various grades.
Product of al Refinery for sale 10. by
Wi. HENDERSON, % Peters street,
Corner Gu to.Ihouss
The attention OF the Emily Grocery Trade es
pecialy called to tue Golden Syrup, which will be
ouni OF del cious flavor, and worthy tine I'D reputa
ton of the establishment aplJ In
VIZ 4. WEED-54 Camp street,
STEAM PRINTER.
Book Job and Commercial Stationer,
Eaiiroad and Coupon Ticket Fngraver,
Theatric.l and Show Printer,
LithC grapner,
Blank Book Manufacturer
-nh29 If Binder.
rAS COOKING STOVES
AND GAS FIXTURES
At New York Prices.
Plumbing and gas fitting put up reasonable terms.
r. II. QUINLAN,
sp12 I'm No. ~ Camp street.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Last night Mr.. Bid
we'll put on the boards varied and enjoy Atfs pro-
Rramme. The many 9th houses open for the relief
Of the overlooked sufferers had effect In dimin-
ishing the audience. but the number present. Wa
more than could be expected. Messrs. White GRAY
and Pike. again showed that they above thu
standard of talent ordinarily seen behind the foot
lights of our theatres.
Miss Alice Harrison in her part of Topsv made tha
character more than the author ever dreamed Of We
will be pardoned In saving that this careful actress
has become greater favorte with our play gosra
than any predecessor for any day.
GLOBE THEATRE.-The performance ten
dered by the Variety Dramat Club for the benehk Of
tine sufferers by the OVERT wv came OF last evening
before a fair audience The play "Don Caesar Dc
Baz n " was rendered by the members of the club
IN style which rehe ted much credit upon themselves
waugh as Maritana 1.-THE Gipsy deserve special men,
ten Their performance such bring forth ID.
miration of their talents on all sides.
The Grand Strawberry Festival. to be
given at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow night will BE-
one of the most enjoyable reuni OF the season. 1t
is under the auspices OF the sons of Temperance and
IN honor OF the wenty-e ght' anniversary, which Is
to be !celebr tied with delightful refr shments and
great eclat AZ the moderate price of dollar ticket
admi ting gentleman and LAZY.
To-day Mr. w. b. Cavanagh, the WE'LL
known popular play author takes his departure from
our midst, bound for the Mort Much regret
to see him leave it is with pleasure that we look
forward to next season, when will greet tae re-
turn OF his cheerful countenance manager Of .
new variety company, somewhat similar to that Of
Fox's theatrical troupe of Philadelphia.
The Minerva Social Club party, which
took place at Minerva Hall last evening was largely
attended and proved very pie SAINT affair, The club
deserves to be complimented up its jadici
ageMent of the entertainment off red to its friends,
and we feel confident that all present heartily enjoyed
themselves.
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"93," "93," "93." BY Victor Hugo, at
Kahn Co. T., 1870 Canal street.