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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
BY 9. Dc Ferret & Co.
SUCCESSION OF SYLvASIE BROCHE-.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3: $40.

NO. $40.
ny q. DE fERIET & CO.-yOHy1 {. wos.
ID rose AucsioBeer-Otiice No. 50 Royal street -
SATURDAY October u, 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ
n. the Merchants and Auctioneer,' EXCHANGE
ROYAL street, between Canal and Custombouse
street. will h. sold at publc auction BY yirtue oy
second District Court for the parish of O,l.ans
dated Septemhe, u, 1874! the following Gescyibe3
properly. 10 wit
ChRTAiN LOr OF GROUND. situated :, -hc
Third District at This city. in the sGt..re bounded
Nv Glrod, ST. Anthony. C'rUhart and Annette
treets Ges.nated by letter 4 o. SQUARE No q.
said Ut hein. formed By the rear portion of lot.
l : and 3. and measures % feet 3 inches 1 lines
frns on ss.od street, SS 60 feet inches line in
Il. nth b-twe. IA equal and parallel lines together
with 'he buildings aud improv ements thereon
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in The
dis tr1ct and square being part OF lot No. g:
10. Ipe assures - feet front on lyod 81 REG. h
Sc t.<.. il depth bet weeu equal and parallel I,nes
Together With .he buildings and improvements
thereon
y.rms-one- half cash on :he spot. and The bal.
once on credit ~ one yeas, for notes secured nv
~ the rate of eight per cent YEP annun from the
day IF Aniudicatlon until pad; five Der cent AZ.
'oIneys fees in OF suit. The taxes on said
property eollecflble in 1874 and 1875 to be- az
s,ins<d b. th purchasers over and above the price
~ IijudIeation. The notes if necessary 70 he
divided into coupons aud the properties to be in.
sured 10 the amount of the Qotee and transferred
Z" he hslders thereof
Acts Of sale at the expense OF purch ssess, te.
for Theodule Bouissor. notary pubic.
sel9 % ocs 10 l:H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
BY placide J. Spear.
BY Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on NAGA
ZINA STREET, SIXTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF LORENTZ GaRTNER
Second District Court for the Parish Of Ozlsans-
No. 3. io5.

RY PLAClDE ,. SPEAR. AUCTIOSEER-
II Office No. i6 Exchange alley.-SATURDAl +,
October a. 1874. at twelve o'clock ~. will be
sold at pubic auction at the Merchants ana AUG.
tioDeers' Exchange, on Royal street. between
Canal and CustomhOuse Streets by virtue and III
pursuance to order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish of
orleans. dated September 10, 1874 for account of
the above succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Sixth Dis riot Of this city, designated by
the No. Is in square No. 20, bounded by Magazine
Live Oak Berlin and Milan streets. said lot meas
80 feet front on Magazine street by lis feet
inches in depth, between parallel lines, English
measure.
Terms and conditions One half cash, and the
balance at . credit of one year, secured by special
mortgage on the property sold bearing eight per
cent interest per annum from date of sale till
paid, with the clause of five per cent attorneys
fees in ease of suit the buildings to be insured at
the cost of purchaser and the policy transferred
to the parties in interest
Act OF sale before E. Eude, notary public az tho
expense of the purchaser. A deposit Of ten Der
cent on amount Of adj Indication will be required
from the purchase; at the time Of sale.
se2l 90 eco 10 262
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON CLAI
BORNE AND VAUDEVILLE STREETS THIRD
DISTRICT.
SUCCEsS1OSs OF ". A HANHES AND WIFE.
Second District Court tor the Parish OF Orleans
:O. 50 $50.

DIV PLAClDE ). SPAR. AUCTiONEER-
ID Office No. IS Exchange aey-SATURDAY
November IL, 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ. will be
sold at public auction. at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange. on Royal street between
CaI al and Gust, IN house streets by yntue and IN
pursuance to All order from the Hon A. L. TissOt
iurg~ OF the Second District court for the parish
., Orleans, dated July -. 1874, for account Of
the above suecessOns-
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ings and improvements thereon situated in the
square bou,d ed by Claiborne, Margny, Vaudeville
and Dtrbigny etreets. designated az lot No ,.
measuring 81 feet front on Claiborne street Nv IS
teet in depth.
came square, adjoining the above lot on the rear
line, <iesig nated as lo5 No. T. measuring 81 feet
front on Nandevi lie street, ky 90 feet in depfh
Terms and COnditiens-One third cash the hal
ance at one and two years credit in notes of the
pu, chAsers. and bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annnm from date until paid and
secured by mortgage Oh She property sold the
pure hasev to keep the property insured at his own
expense and transfer the policy to tho bO,fier Of
the notes: the purchaser 70 pay the awyer fees
fixed At five per cent on th" amount sued for and
all taxes 10. the current year pa yabe in 1875 The
purchaser will be required 20 make a JeDOsit of
ten per cent 1t the tiIae OF sale on the amount ~
adjudication.
Act OF sale before J. Cchn. notary public. a, .he
expense OF the purchasers. Ocl3 20 2. no3 10 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE Or VHk REPUBLICAN, I
Er ias. Oct.ber 20, 1874. J
NO ciea,ances az the Custcmhous- yesterday
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Bri. isl. slip John pa,s.r, Fyn., from Antwerp
Angus, 20. viz '"'la'ie "!"', :" level! X Bailey
sh4p R.y nara Cinssor. 20 .a:. 'rom BOSTON in bal
last, to W Hy!scn &.o-ls: dist .ict "a
Ship, Marcia Day r, Ia =, "s'" from Me-"
Ship John Patton, WN,Han 10 .lAys from PhilAde!
phIss TO mastt-r-lst district }.
ship Adorua, Hawkins. iT"H L.s pool August %
10 Dec an. Zer-ga Sc" sth district
BARK John Harris Jam tr'''" .AS.rpoOi August
49, III ballast {" ma>'','- Vi ':isf."t 40
SchoOie. Constance. Va l.. u days from RUatan
Island, to naster-2a ..isir''tP Pr
Wabash. Averell. from. ,h+ Pa.s.s--went down
!Ght-broughs NY ships H. ns'd and Marcia
Perry. S'ur'-v.nt. from ,',- P.-s-s-weut down
hshf-Br""Ght II. chip jon Paten and schr
Norman. Ave,l:. from the P..s-s--WeEt down
hGht-brOu.hs ny sl'" A.!.'IUA
STEAMBOAT
Belle Of Shrev.i"' = IL TN =: Louis
Frank Pargolid " mite. t'os. y: lie Landing
Drank Morgan. Canon fr.n. T.. ,~.r lUas.
Enstrop Blanks. nom ~ -.nbu.
Wawen0ck g eAsst ..nn, Ean.l,t Care
Rice Farmer. TAylOi IT0U. I.a y Coast
IEtbk..
LivEErOOI-St,ip Ad.. a.- .:-.J so. salt ~. &c,
."la ash - sou lire bl"t Us 1' beer and sundIy
u,dss
CTILLA-Schoon+rJ G. W. 1. 900" eianta.in.
rs" 10 rh"s banana. /. So .'-a'.'i- : half bbls
.uA1AS iSLANi,->. tpoG>. So. = .lc.--. 20 600
c"."anuis 1890 planiA,.. a." 1G..hrs bananas -
pineapple. 10. ,1M.s
HECEIPN> .E rH.'pIEE,
10 H.Ul 81" hhls q .s.- hl. G0S -ks corn
:'>a sar ''a.. 81: 81. ". - s.s 3 81 .ks bacon
aeGvLr LA.Di>,.-.i,..ue. Fs.-t. parsoud-
!tin 'tie> otto .. sE. cotton 49,. ana. .t,udfeA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
AUCTION SALES.
BY q. De Ferret q Co.
DAILY CONTINUATION OF SALE
SUCCESSION OF ADELE PERRET.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3.l32.

RY G.. DE FERIET 4 CO.-joHS G;
ID Monrose. AucJoneer-Oiice No. 50 Royal
street SATURDAY, October "a. 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, ct the Merchants ard Auctioneers Elk
change Regal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets will be sold by public auction, by
virtue of order from the Hon. 4. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second DstIi let Court for the parrish
Of Orleans. dated September u. 1874, the following
described property
Lot OF GROUND situated in the Second Dis
frict OF this city, il the square bounded by BOur
bon, Hospital Barracks and Dauphine streets.
designated by letter A. Said lot measures. Ameri
can measure. 3! feet inch front on Bourbon
street. by depth Of 35 feet . inches I line be.
tween equal and parallel lines Together with tho
Ons story brick house erected thereon. covered
with slates containing six rooms. two-story
brick kitchen, covered with states containing four
rooms. privies. estern hydrant. bricked yard etc.
Terms~One.h half cash on the spot and the bal
ance on . credit OF one year. in notes secured by
special mort gage and vendors privilege, bearing
interest st the rate OF egh: per cent per annuln
from the day Of adjudication until paid; five per
cent attorneys fees III ease of suit; the taxes on
said property payable i'll 1874 aud 1875 to be as
sumed by the purchaser, over and above the price
Of adjudication; the notes if necessary, to DO di-
vided into coupons. and the property sold to be in
sured to the smount OF the notes. and transferred
to the holders thereof.
Act ot sale az tn. expense Of purchaser. before
Eusebe BOuny. notary public.
seq % Oc3 10 u "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
AUCTION SALES.
By Aoey & o'connoz.
IMPROVED PROPERTY on PHILIP STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN HACKETr.
Second District Court for tho Parish Of OHleans-
40. IS, 100.

DY HOEH Il O,CONNOR-N1CHOLA J.
ID Hoey, Auctioneer-Otiice No: II Exchange
place.L TUESDAY, November Il: 1874, At twelve
change, on Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
Toulouse streets, by virtue Of an order OF the
honorable the Second District Court Tor the par.
ish of Orleans dated October 10. 1874. will be sold
by public auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, IN the
Fourth District of this city. in the square bounded
by Philip, Jackson, Laurel and Annunciaton
streets, designated lot No 49, measuring 81 feet
II inches2 lines front on Philip street, by 100 feet
in depth between parallel lines, bounded i'll the
r 1T by an alley common 70 said lot and Others.
Terms-Cash.
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchaser. be-
fore W. J. Castell, notary public.
ocl6 n 81 no7 Ii IL
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rco~,,S,-rp FROM FIRST PAGE.

council also demanded that tne as:ns
should obtain for d Delegation reg, I'll, TIC
the treaty tribes conference 80: -,
Grea. Father At Washington III rela.lon ="
..k;no sters toward the sale OF theif iano
50 the government.
Snceudfary siouh.
Several Sioux who were WISHING
n,".t,,a az the time of the recent tire
nave been accused OF being 'ncend'arles'
Probabilities.
WAR nEpARrxKS4,)
Office Chief signal Officer, Z
Warrington. october a. 1874. s:35 r. n.
.x .,s S;uJ: and South at autic States, dirpn
i.hin, pressure, southeast to southwest "Hids ana
eleuds veather. with occasiona! Taihs.
River and Marine News.
SoryH~Ksr PArs, October ~. D p. M.-Bar0metef
2asa. Subd northeast, fresh. The SHIP salahah
IVES guaster has arrived for orders. The to"b~at
pbiiin lowed the abandoned and water logged
brig Uncle Sam in this morning. ArrlVtd Iof uai-
reston-shp Clara kilan sproule ,nas'e e t rn
PAss.A.IUrrRx, October 20, 8 p M.-wind east,
Night Weather clear. Arryed-Amerlcan snip
'Tnr Norris Barlow master, fourteen days from
Dana isc0tta; she experienced hne Weather 'ne
sntire passage American sGnoo' sro,, Nas York
american ship Robert Dixon, Smithvlck, master,
ninety.four days from Liverpool. saileo-Steam-
Vcxsrrst. October 22~Up-Colorado. at 6 r. NJ. ;:
g., and barees, at a. NJ. No boats down to-day.
arri-ed-Cspitol CITY, at ?. d. weather warm
End cloudy. River falling slowly
MEnpHs october 22.-River stationary. . Ar,
giy+d.l,ugan from Cincinnati Depaittd-nary
Boyd sos White river; Yeager and john . Mande,
Cor New Orleans, and Chester for st. Louis.
81 LosIs October ~ No arrivals. DepaIte,'"
Atlantic for New Orleans, and julia Tor vlcKs,
eurg. river falling slowly. Rain last hight and
CART Of today ..o. and
CIscINNArI October 21-River fOur Sees ana
falling Weather partly cloudy and warm
PIrTsBuHG October 22.-River fifteen and o nali
saches and stationary. Heavy fog and cool.
EVANSVILLE. October 22-Rain since 70 d. 7i'ef
Sallen half inche . u
CARO- October 22-arrived-tity or Helena
From St Loue. at 7. NJ; ST. Gensvieve, frI m
Tjcksbnrg, at 7 A. NJ; st. Genevieve for st. Louis
as IA n Paragon, tor Sc Louis at . T. T.; scud.
Gs' .n. Ealing. Weather SAiny this afternoon
90. H. ant mild. -, -,
90 l-SiaLK. October 2S-hiveT falIing. win
O.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
V,yyENTY.FiFTH ANNUAL
STATE MENT

TWENTY.FifTH ANNUAL
STATE MENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
May p, 1874.
Total greee premiums for year ending
April 50, 1914. w, o94 -
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums. .............. 3lSs33 s.
Less losses paid and est.
mated. ............SlS,26 6 80
Less taxes discount in lieu Of
participate ntereston
capital less discount, etc. ,S6a 0s-z56 e3l o,
Net pTodts..... ................... 462 ,702 Is
Total gross assets Of company. o52, SAG -
The Board Of Trustees resolved that after pay
ing the fourth quarterly interest at two and half
per cent on the capital stock Of the company that
. dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT be paid
in cash on and after the twenty-third day of June
next, to those parties insuring with tho compsns
entitled to receive the same.
TRUSTEES.
Thomas A. Adams, Samuel 3. Newman.
Samuel h. Kennedy, G. T. Buddecke.
John Phelps, A. G. ODER.
Adam Thomson. Henry Abraham,
P. n. Strong, Victor Meyer,
Joseph Bowling, Edward J. Gay,
John NJ. SandiGge, Simon HernsheM.
Simon Forchemer. Joseph B. Wolfe.
&. B. Post A, Levi.
Edward PsbuYy, John K. King
Charles E. Slayback, Frederick CsmeIden.
David Wallace J. L. Harris,
Andrew Stewart, Joseph Stone.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, PresdsnS
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
my29 Eu W IA ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

COMMERCIAL,
THURSDAY EVENING. DC

THURSDAY EVENING. October - 1874.
COrTON-The sales to-day mot inclndn. so
has 1850 bales) embraced 1900 bales ut firm prices
generally with emily exceptional transactions in
auently make change in our quotations and
give also the figures and full report OF the Ex.
change as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

1VEUTONlA INSURANCE COMFANH
NEW ORLEANS,
once Ne. III (sravtev Street.
CRJ FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RIEK0 ~
LOWEST RATES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

R@EA For Liverpool D.vece.-Th0
~I@1EGn steamship
ST. LOUIS.
REID, Commandef,
viii leave Oh about August IL,
FROM her wharf, foot of Jackson street, Fourth
District. Will receive end sign through bills Of
ladiAg to Havre. Bremen. Hamburg. Antwerp Rot
terdan, and all continental ports.
Parties DESTROYS Of sending for their friends can
purchase prepaid emig alton tickets here 70.
dGctlon allowed when applied for in groups
FOR Htlght or passage having superior ACCOM-
mOdatlons. apply to SlLAS WEEKS y CO.,
No. 48 Carondeiet street.
Managing ewnere-fLINs, MAIN l. MONTGOA.
ERi, NJ. IL Lanceot Hey, Chapel street, Liver.
pool. and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

&7 The steamship
GENERAL MEADE,
A. w. SAMPSON. Commander.
Will leave her wharf foot of Jefferson street. %
SATURDAY, October "a. at 8 A. NJ.
These steamers have Superior accommodates
for passengers.
Cabin passage. ............o50
Bills Of ladng signed through to Liverpool. 0lAe
gov, Bremen and Hai. burg
Through Tickets for First Clase and steera9o
Passengers for Liverpool srd the Continent con.
Meeting With Guion's Lite of Steamers, ealing
from New York every WEDNESDAY.
F01 freight or passage. apply to
JOHN II. LUDWIGSEN, Agent,
No. 100 Common street.
The steamship UNITED STATES. will follow.
leaving SATURDAY, October 81. at 3 a. NJ ja4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
By II. NJ. Van Solingeu.
SALE OF SEIZED GOODS,

CSlfnD SfArys CrsfoMRorsR,
Collectors Office,
New Orleans October 81 1874.
DY II. VI. VAN SOLIN(sEN, AUCTIONEER.
- In accordance with the provisions of section
twelve Of the act OF Congress approved July 10.
1866 the following described seized goods will be
sold at public auction, at warehouse No. l, Gus.
tomhOuse building, on FRIDAY, November 6. 1874,
st II A. M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

h The sfeame1
A0N STATE OF LOUISIANA.
VIII sail from New Orleans for Liverpool. d;reex
Prom her wharf, post No. 80 Third District. oprr,
site Liverpool Bonded Wareh use
viii receive and sign through bills Of ladins "a
Hayre; Bremen, Hamburg. Antwerp, Rotterdsm.
and all continental ports
Return tickets issued available for TWRTYn
MONTHS, al reduced rates. and through tickato
to ali parts of the United Kingdom and Europe.
stewAldess and surgeon are attached to each
steamer; 10 charge is made fol attendancs snd
medicines.
Money orders granted free OF charge
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here IN oas
ties dssirOus Of sending for their friends.
These vessels cross she bar ut ell tines vithonA
detention.
For freight o. passage, having superior accon.
nOdStiOns, apply to
4. K. MILLER & CO.,
sel4 no IS Caron,lelet street New Orle.nA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

fOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR NEYs ANO
KEY WEST.
Cnitea Seates MAt A4jnos
Steamships
WILLIAM p CLYDE EMILIA,
MARGARET. LAvACA.
~ TIE New Orleans, EiopidA
and Havana Steamship Company
&ZI.4t2 will dispatch 0ns Of the above fircS
n - class stxanlers from Nev Orleaua
Every WeAnesday.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Ksy West spd core
Meeting with steamers fer Apal;schicola st. Qsiko
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Ksy West. 70 Cedar keyA
Capln..s $40 S25
Htxerage.... % 10
Through bills Of ladiEg Issued 10 81 psinte -
florida including Tampa and 10 Nov fosk.
Charleston and savanna ali.
none but the cOmpany's bills ~ lsding AGn0o,
and none signed after calling Of tho stesnlef
Splendid passenger accommodating. sn6 through
Tickets given TO above pOinrs.
no freight received without permit ero0 the
Office
For freight o, passage apply 70
]. K ROBkkTS, Agent,
jal6 No. 100 Common strese.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
LOTTERIES.
CLASS o.

70 BE drawn ia pubic 1t New Orleaa
o. Saturday. October ~, 1874.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
TurnxnAx RvRNISti October q l4.A. !

THURSDAY EVENING, October q. !8a. }
Nothing has transpire9 10 INC 'ne: , ,io O.,
fair extent at the banks and moderate on the
sleet and The few transactions reported III com
In.rcial paper are at previous rates. We confirm.
TO quote first class paper. With coliaterals at ioU
u y cent and Al at l5alS, and srcond grade at
2 y cent y month. FIRST class mortgages are
still quoted at lod!l y cent p snnum and Gee
ond grade at -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
SCHEME.
SCHEMg.
10000 Tickets........... .Tickets sniy SO

Halves, Quarters and Eighth. in proportion.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
RO0st TUrkeU.

Rinse the turkey out in several waters,
and in the next to the last mix tea
spoon Of soda. Fill the body with this
water, shake well, empty out and rinse
with clean water, singe of the halr and
urspare a dressing OF bread crumbs. add
thyme and mAjofurh. or sage fpreferred
Wet with hot water or milk. The liver,
heart. etc, should be boiled and chopped
fine and mixed with the dressing. The
water in which they were boiled SHOULD
be put in the dripping pan with which
To haste the turkey. Dredge it with
fiour and salt before roasting, and basts
often. With brisk fire and young tur-
key. allow ten minutes to a pound for
roasting. Tie a string tightly about the
neck when the craw is filed, and sew the
bod, with strong thread Remove
tbis when the fowl is dished. When the
turkey is lifted from the pan, add a
snoonful of -four wet with cold water to
prevent its Jumping. Boil up once and
pour into the gravy boat. Hearth and
Home saws: .In carving a turkey cat ON
the wing nearest you first, then the leg
and second Joint then slice the breast
nnt;l a rounded, ivory shaped piece ap.
nears; insert the knife between that and
| HE bone, and separate them then turn
| over tine bird little, and just below tha
breast YOU will find the Oyster" which
YOU separate as you did the inner breast
proceed the same way with the -othel
side. The fork need not be removed dur
inc whole process. A sharp knife is in
dispensable. The platter should be drawn
near enough to the carver for him tt
reach each part Of the bird with perfect
| case,
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23

A decision under the Civil Rights
Act has lust been rendered In Ohio
BENJAMIN Gardiner, a negro, bought a
ticket purp0ting to admit him to the
dress-circle of Cleveland theatre, but
was prevented from taliin 6 his seat by
the ushers, who requested him to leave
that part Of the house, offering at the
same time to refund him the purchas Sc
money. Gardiner left the house under
protest and brought suit against the
manager. The jury decided in favor
of the defendant. In his charge to the
Jury Judge Griswold, of the Superior
Court, placed this question In its pro
per light, in this sensible paragraph -
Tin the conduct of ones own business
man Is not bound to consult the
tastes or feelings of others. He has
| no right to in1ure their persons, OF
character, or property. So long as ne
does not do them wrong. OF commi'
nuisance, he may conduct his own bus
iness in just such a manner aad OF
| lust such rules as he sees Mt. Ihl'
right appertaius as well 10 white a.
black. Gardiner-the plaintiff-mign
establish o theatre, and, il he saw Mt
he could establish rule that no whit
person should be permit ted to ente
the dress-circle, or any other portion 0
the house, and they would by exclu
ded.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-23
Christmas Thoughts.

What Charles Ditkens thought of a
"Christmas Tree" is thus told,by that
versatile author and In his own pecu.
liar and charming style: l ~
l have been looking on this evening
at merry company Of children assem-
bled around that pretty. German toy, q
Christmas tree. The tree was planted
n the middle of a great round table,
and lowered high above their heads. -
1t was brilliantly lighted ey multi.
tude of little. tapers; everywhere spark
led and glittered with, bright objects.
There were rosy-cheeked dolls, hiding
behind the green leaves; there were
real watches with movable hands, at
least, and an endless capacity of being
twigs; there were French!polished ta-
bles, chairs, bedsteads, wardrobes and
eight day clocks, ana various other ar
fully made in tin, at Wolverhampton)
perched among the boughs, as If in
preparation for some fairy housekee-
ping; there were jolly, broad faced lit
tie men, much more agreeable in ap-
pearance than many real men-and no
wonder, for their heads took off, and
showed them to be full of sugar -plums
there were fiddles and drums; there
were tambourines, books, work-bOxes,
paint-boxes, sweetmeat boxes, peep
show boxes, all kinds of boxes; there
were trinkets for the elder girls, far
brighter than any grownup gold and
Ijewels, there were baskets and pin
cushions in all dcYices; there were
guns, swords and banners; there were
witches standing in enchanted rings Of
Ipaste board, to tell fortunes; there were
tee-totums, -humming tops; needle-cas-
es, pen n-wipers, smelling bottles, con
versation cards, bouquet-holders, real
fruit, made artificially dazzling with
gold leaf; imitation apples, pears and
!, walnuts, crammed with surprises, In
short, as pretty child before me, de-
lightfully Whisper to another pretty
child; her bosom friend, There was
everything and more" This motley
t collection of objects, clustering on the
| tree like magic fruit, and flashing back
the bright looks directed towards il
: from every side-some of the diamond
( eyes ad.niring 1t were hardly on n lev
a Ell with the table, and a few were Ian
8 gushing in timid wonder on the bo'
: so.as OF pretty mothers, aunts and nur'
ses--made lively realization or the
K lfancles of childhood; and set me think
}, ing how all the trees that grow and al
k Things that come into existence on the
d earth, have their wild adornnents al
that aforementioned time.