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SPECIAL NOTICES.

c0mmoiate shippers the steamer W. S. PIKE will
postpone her departure until TUESDAY, 18th inst
at II o clock NJ SHARP. dl5 II
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FOR. SALE,
BALLS.

GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASQUERADE
For the Benefit Of the
RAMPANT STREET CONGHEG ALTON,
Will Nv given at
EXPOSITION HALL
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. -, 1874.
TICKETS s..
Ladies' Invitations can be procured from +. NJ
Levi A. Union street Leon Myers, ~ Canal street
Albert Bloom. corner Magazine and Natrhez streets ;
Judah Seidenhacn 10 Chartres street; David Conn.,
St Charles street Or from any OF the Invitation Com
mitters do IhSuTu&Sa
GRAND OPENING BALL
At
ST PATRICK'S NEW HALL
brand Dress Fancy Dress Masquerade and Calico Ball
10 he given by the
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.
On saturday Evening, Dec. -, 1874,
At st. Patrick's Hall
-Committee of Arrangements
N. Finnerty ". J. Kelly, James Heron,
Dan Owens A.. Boyle, Jno Fitzpatrck
Applications for invitations to be left at JAS. Her
ron corner of Claiborne and Gravier streets at Dan
Owens corner Per,o and ST. Charles streets; az r
Cannon corner ST Louis and Vlliere streets at Tom
Gilmore corner Vaudeville ond Victory streets OF
H. NJ o. Mealies, corner Magazine and Terpsichore
streets
Sealed proposals for the bar restaurant and hat
To he left with W J. Kelly, corner of Common and
Claiborne and Dan Owens, corner ST. Charles and
PerdilO.
n22 I'd
VyyM. II. PASCOE-
NOTARY PUBLIC,
q C.nondelet Street Corner of Common.
d. I'm Up STAIRS
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Hibernia National Bank of New Orleans,
New Orleans December 10. 1a74.-An election for
Directors OF this association. to the ensuing:
year will be held at its Banking House. the second
TUESDA in January 1875 from 10 o'clock A. M. to
o'clock T. NJ JNO. Il. DEVERETX.
do I'd Cashier
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Dec T. le74-rhe annual meeting of this society for
DAY. the 18th inst at o'clock r M; and the
annual election at the same place on MONDAY. the
2lst inst between the hours Of lS NJ and o'clock
Do tel Rec. Sec.
corner BarOnne and Common streets-New Orleans.
this othcs on MONDAY, 4fh day Of January, 1875
between the3louls Of 10 A. M. and r NJ, for six
Directors Of this company 70 serve for the year ensu
Ing from the first MONDAY %T y kseT%ary next ,a.,n
Once Jefferson and Lake Pontcharfraia
Railway Company, New Orleans, La. Dec. 4, 1874
The annual election for Directors Of this company
T. 1875 between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 121 p. NJ
at the office Of the company Il Sn1s street ssrst,rv
Once New Orleans and Carrollton Rail.
road Company, New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1s74-Ihe an
place, according to law on MONDAY, Jan: 4 1875,
between the hours Of 10 4. NJ. and +. NJ, at the
d4 I'm r MCBRIDE, Secretary.
crew Of the tuyboat s. c. HALL, will be paid unless
'''''''' " ''' '''> JOHN MCCOY, Owner
d3 I'm JACK CLARK, Captain
Reduction in Rates Of Freishe-Hereafter
freight for Monroe and Trenton per the n. L. and L.
d1tt J.JANNEY, Agent.
Cotton Press Notice-Tho Terrell Press, Cor.
ner Of Orange and Chippewa streets, congresses
Cotton as compacty as the present Ties will hold.
M I'm
Once Of Crescent City Railroad Company,
1903 Canal street. New Orleans, November Ia, 1874
Under the provisions OF the charter, the capital
stock of this company has been consolidated into
shares Of the par value Of FIFTY DOLLARS.
Stockholders requested to present their certif-
Gates Of stock in order that may be issued.
Transfers will he made after date in certificates OF
the stock
MS sod JNO. T. JUDEN, Secretary.
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of lading given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers T. Z. Lee,
PargOud and Natchez.
JNO JANEY, Agent.
nc If III Common street.
Special Notice to shippers Of Arkansas
Freighr-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON
DAY will give through bills of lading to Pine Bluff
and all points on NJ. R. and n W. Railroad.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
n6tf NJ r. and N. w. Railroad.
Time OF Depxrture.-The Mail Train by the Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
Of Cailiope street o'clock p M, connecting with
al fast trains, North East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains iva
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOARD
Il A private family occupying fine house, viii
rent furnished Bedroom to gentleman. Location
near corner Camp and st. Jaseph streets. Address
Lock Box 49O Post Office. nou
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Il Board.-Those who desire handsomely furnished
rooms in central locality, either with or without
board can be suited by applying at No. 1s6 Julia
street. between Carondelet and st. Charles streets
Terms reasonable M
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SOuthwestern Bible Soeiety-New Orleans,
Dec T. 1a74-The annual meeting Of this society for
business will be held at the Bible House SATUK-
DAY the 10Th inst, at I o'clock p NJ. and the
annual election at the place on MONDAY the
2lst inst, between the hours of l2 NJ and O'Clock
PM HENRY V. OGDEN,
do tl1 Rec. Sec
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" ANTED-By respectable woman. situation
w IN IA private family has objection to
s0 little Homework. Best of city reference given
ii required. Address n ". this Office. dis IT
Observation-Disclosures of any kind by will
w ing 10 work. either Book keeper Correspond
ent. Shipping Clerk. any other position Can loan
employer 500. if desired. Address FRANK.
Post Office Box SO dli 81
DARN WANTED-I want a small farm, from 30 to
IL 50 acres of good land. in healthy nr"hb"rhood,
with dwelling. etc. Would rent. it well stocked,
would prefer to work it on shares Address ID, Box
2O74 New Orleans. La. d13 st"
WANTED TO RENT On St Charles street, be.
w low jackson, good House, neatly furnished,
or two or three gentlemen will be taken 1arders
at low rate. House contains IA rooms in all. Al.
dress Glass Box IRA dis SuTu*
WANTED TO RENT-TwO furnished bed
" rooms. one IA front rOm and both rs'lns neat
and comfortable p,,Ssiblt and open to front and
side galleries. Ternl~F"r single persons. for front
room. Sl4 side l,Onl Se Beard furnished if ,esred
Apply at No Enterpc street between Prytania and
Coliseum. upper side. GAM nei.hlNrlOOd and lOcl-
ton not fifteen minutes walk from Canal street and
convenient to Prytania and Coliseum street
d13 SuTu&Thf
VNANTED-A private family desire to let with
w bOarsl). two well furnished and most desirable
rooms, overlooking Jackson Square, ON moderate
terms. Apply at No. st. Peters street. dill If
nARTNER WANTED-with from slO, UDO to :! 900
il cash. to increase the trade Of already we'll
tabshed wholesale commission and produce bust.
ness of many years standing, and Of considerable
influence and credit. Unexceptional references
quired and given, and any communication in answer
to this will be considered strictly confidential.
Address, PARTNER, p. o. Box 1873.
09 lW
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Office Of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany No. "a Canal stree, New Orleans Dec Q. 1874
An election for twelve Directors to for the
suing will le held at the office Of this Company
on MONDAY 21st inst. between the hours of 10 4.
NJ and 2 Z. NJ. c. e. LEWIS, Secretary.
d1OtI
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LOST-FOUND.

r OS'r-Ascalon Commanilery Gold Badge for
/ which i: liberal reward will he paid, by return.
ing to j. WIN. DAVIS,
dl36t No. 12 Commercial Place.
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Headqua rters Company A, Eleventh Ward
White League, corner Fourth street and Levee-
Every member of this command will report for duty
on TUESDAY NIGHT 18th inst. at Z O'Clock.
d13 cuTu W. D. HENDERSON. Captain.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COPARTNERSHIPS.
TIME FIRM OF THOMAS LUNN Il SON Is
this day hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
THOS. LCNN
JAMES Il. LUNN.
New Orleans Dec. II, 1874.
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Attention Company 1. First Crescent City
Regiment-The officers and members of this company
ordered assemble at their hall corner Of Canal
and Claiborne streets. at 6. o'clock = NJ. on TUES
DAY the 18th. Punctual attendance: important
business. j. X. $. SELLECk. Capt.
TUOS EGAN O. s dis IT.
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Once Of New Orleans Gas Light Company,
corner BarOnne and Common streets-New Orleans.
Dec. L. 1s74-NOTIClAn1 election will he held at
this office on MONDAY, 4th day OF January, 1875,
between thealouls Of 10 A. M. and T. NJ for six
Directors Of this company TO serve for the year ensu
ing from the first Monday In February next
Is In WIN. s. BROWN Treasurer
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Office Of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
panv, No 124 Canal street New Orleans Dec O. 1874.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this day
a dividend of Four Dollars per share was declared,
payable to the stockholders and after January l.,
ISIS. The transfer books will be closed from De.
cember I'D to 3lst, lea, inclusive.
do td31 C. G. LEWIS, Secretary.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
Cotton Picking business in his name and for his
own account, at 81 Orange street.
dis IT. TIIOS. LCNN.
COPARTNERSHIP - THE UNDERSIGNED
" have this day formed cOlnsrtnership, under the
name and style Of JOSEPH WAGNER T. CO., for
the purpose of transacting u General Agency Bust
ness for Life Fire and Marine Insurance.
Office, No. 30 CarOndeiet street.
JOSEPH WAGNER,
j. C.. SHIPLEY.
New Orleans November H. 1874.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ll Of New YOrk-New York, November IA, 1e74-
Me.srs. JOSEPH WAGNER s. CO., Of New Orleans
have been this day appointed our General Agents for
the State OF Louisiana.
Office Of the Company, No. % CarOndelet street.
For the Company:
A. L. GRABFELDER & CO.,
Mo I'm Managers.
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WANTS,

" ANTED-By respectable woman. a situation
w IN private family has objection to
do little homework. Best of city reference given
ii required. Address n ". this Office. dis 1T
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Once Jefferson and Lake P0ntcharfrnin
Railway Company, New Orleans, La, Dec. 4, 1874
The annual election for Directors Of this company
will take place. according to law, on MONDAY. Jan.
1875 between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and 121 p. NJ,
at the office OF the company, II BarOnne street.
ID I'm p. MCBRIDE Secretary.
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Office Crescent City Loan and Building As
ISOLATION, 40 Camp street up stars) New Orleans,
Dec H. is1+The Crescent City Loan and Building
Association will offer loan of Money to its Stock
holders at til. office of the Association. 40 Camp
street up stairs). on SATURDAY EVENING. Dec
49, at u o'clock. Tie public is invited to attend.
By order Of the Finance Committee.
dll I'll +. T.. BUCkNER, Secretary
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The OPERA. Lucia di Lammermoor" and
:, one-act ballet, ''Evelina." in which the full
terp,ichore,n forces Of the company partici-
pate, will be the attraction tonight at the
Opera House.
The revival OF Jerusalem was grand
success last night, particularly for Mile. Anna
vercken, who sang with all her usual power
and talent, and Messrs. ChelG and Feitlinger,
who played the leading roles in very remarka-
bic and impressive style.
The subordinate roles were also well rem
terej. aud the ''Pas Mamesque" was warmly
and deservedly applauded.
There will be an extra matinee on Thurs.
day. the programme whereof will be given to-
morrow.
GAYErY THEArER-Again last evening was
shis temple of myth crowded 70 overlooking
with large and appreciative audience, who
gave to the many talented artists rounds OF
applause for their most creditable perform
ance. The many stars that appear nightly at
The Gayetv are sufficient attraction to draw
the largest houses. Mr. Flynne has procured
che best talent in the country to place upon
the boards OF the Gayety, and his success is
only 10 Just reward for his untiring exertions
TO please the public. The price OF admission
IS only % cents and one can spend few
nours most pleasantly at the Gayety. corner
SarroNe and Common streets
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N0tice-The Stockholders of the Ammonia
and Specific Propelling Company OF America
hereby notified that the amended charter OF said
company Shall take effect and after the 18th day Of
January 1875 and requested to comply with the
provisions of the same. BY order OF the Board.
dis 10 243t Il. l.. MILLACDON. Secretary.
, 1874-02-24
Rlb1ea for a Grand Ouch osss

The young Duchess OF Edinburgh has received
among her Wodling prosonin multiplicity Of
Bibles. Thore was one, wrlto8 correspondent
Of tho London Tinles from tho British nnd
Foreign Diblo Society In Lonlon. 't1nia was
Russian Bible, handsomely bound in three vol
rnos. mud was presented by tho. Doan Of Wost.
minstor on tho part Of tho Society. The first
volume OF this Dib1e contains the first eight
books Of tho Old Testament dono into nusa, tho
version authorized by the Emperor Alexander I.
Tho second volume contains tllo rust Of tho Old
Testament, translated by tho 1earuod Russian
professors Livlaokla and Chiyolsov, at tho cost
Of tho British and Foro!gn Bible Society, from
tho original text. Tho third volume gives tho
Now TeBtanlont, following tue edition authorized
BY tho Holy synod" or rsupromo Council Of tho
Kuhaan Church. Tho peculiarity Of the translation
thua presented to tho Duchess OF Edinburgh is
tllAs it Is tho only one which presents tho whole
Bible tn d yarsion Of modern Russ, a tongue not
osAontially different from tho old 6oayonio, but
exceedingly uaoful for tho general understand
ing OF tho Scriptures by the uneduoated masaes.
Tho gift Of the Bible was acknowledged by tho
Grand Duchess In 4 few gracious words, which
aowed how we'll aho understood tho value Of
tllo work. Tile Grand Duohoaa also received
with like oxprossious Of gratitude lluBs Bible
presented BY Baron KorfT, DR.. Karrell, and otl,-
ern, on holalf Of tho Russian Biblo Society. 1t
may bo addol TINT tho Grand Dnolle8s has alao
received tino copy Of tbs authorized version OF
tho English Bible, q preHont from ono Of tho
most distinguished la1ieH Of tho Imperinl Court
Aorsoif doYout mombor Of tho EASTERN Church."
, 1874-02-24
whother the performances Of sano :peopio may
bo called insnne Ia "ono OF those ti,iilgp vj1jo,
. follow oa,'t find out" as Dnudroary lucialy TO-
<not(u -


EEpuor1oS OF FAHEs.
Tho n1anagors Of tho Toledo, Wabash & Woat-
crn RAILWAY hayo notified tho railroat} managers
IN th's ols5 .nat' nlt,l 1ao 4los ~ .no~s moh1n,
thoy will re0uco thoir pas5ongor-tariR to conta
o milo for oaoh pnssongor. This announcement
1,ou ,ouaof 1uffo n nonstcruntinn nr,onr tbo
,nsna @ ] 1ors ot those roada wbtol, nro orossed bv
that one. Those lines ohioty Affected will DO the
1ni1iananollg b st, Louis, Tho min line Of tho
1I.,. ata Tontro, naitrood ,a oroaaoa a. non,.,,r
1na ,os ,ron, ~ Tonis " ,icb ] ii rsrco ~
from st. Louis to al pointa north Of Decatur. Thia
viii laeriously affocttho Chicago & Alton Rnilroaa,
,vl,io, Ia 1o,no largo 1,uuInosa hotwoon nloon,.
,..a ~ ce To+,;, MI, ~oar,tio,, hotxraa,,
ington ana os. Louis. me .oouctlon oos"oon
Bloomington and 1T. AouiB "ill anaonnt to S1.l0,
aud tho aamo reduction will consequently bo
made from oil points cast or north Of that place,
The Ohicapo iIranch Of fho Illinois 0oufrnl ia
crossed bv tho Toledo. Wabash i; Wostorn ot
ToIono ill.,. 145 mIloa from st. Louis, wlioi, viii
ennso q reduction Of si.5O from ' thnt p]nee md
at othnr nninta nort nr caat tddinrp tn thcso
rslnotions tie local faro from Olionro to Dloom-
;1tnm ~ i1o1ono il y.i11 cona,Jnrntfv ro1,,ro to
faSa % rom m Gi,icago tn st, fnu;a' 1,v % t1'n samo
action tho rates botwoon Ht, Louis md ToioIo.
notrnit nni' 'ronn;ln vii hc nrontiv ,oworo,l
''Ae'' ** TrE pnr,1o1r Tnonnt'Ha,
Hr i n stnhha In 1sro;oht aoant ~ 41o
f.antro1 p"nit,c Ra;,rnn7 ata1od tn Tnmr.n
snnn-tnr roatara.u ttot Ihna Ssr ,ntt,i,~ III
iopu accownlishn1 to sacnrn on nnieratand;no Inc
between tn9 EnGago foSaa a ana the Union snd
;,,Iuca ae thn msnaro5a n IN IIn;on pacc N ao
Inn aomn. hnt overv oifort for noacen},lo snttn.
,nant Ind thna 5ar }olloi on nccont ~ tn at1b-
bnamt os t,o 1Inion Pncitieo, In hta oninion. Ehn
t,t.G 1s.a TT,te, ,oin, ,G.,,15 rsaa.;-,o
, 1874-02-24
Mr. GIndatollesB Now peora,

FROM th0 hftb P0rE Times, .-"
a npM %oMf ra4rs a0 a at
h1oasra, Fortescuo and Uardweu aro concerned.
thoir elevation is simply with a ytow to ther
convenience and tho oxigeuces OF thoir partv In
the Lords. Mr.. Hammond's poorago is a reooc-
milton OF able and untiring devotion to tho pubio
service, which can bo nAdo without incouva-
ato moans when tho poerago will dio with him,
but would othorSiso bo objectol to on grounds
or public policy, which limit poeragos to tho af-
dnont: A1r. Chichester Fortesouo, who Ia brother
aud heir to Lord Clormont, fruatratod his chaucos
Of transmitting his nama by hia marriage With,
the very attsaot1ve and richly endowed widow Of
tn tho ~, Earl Of Walioglavo, whom hho had
hor threo previous husbands. Il is Utmost,
oorta1n that Mr. Gladstone will ultimately
"s,olye tn tho House Of Lords, The tutor.
cats and connections Ut his family point in Tint
direction. On the death Of hla brother, Sir,
that gontloman's anolo,t baronotcy will bocomses,
extinct, while his easatos will doyolyo OIL Mr.,
aiAdatone.- For years HRwarion Castle. Sir,
Stephens scat, has boon Mr. Qladstouo'a country
residence, and ho is hlmBolt considerable land
holder IN the noighborhood 1t llas louc Loo,,
evident that Mr. Il. II. Gladstone. tho hoir, iB
not going to sos tho Thamos on fire, aud q COM
Portable nook In tho Houso OF Lords would
probably, ho completely agreeable to lin in tLt.
far future. Eyory Primo Minister Bipce Wnl-
polo'a time, with tho exception OF pcel-whn
left special ln1unotons prohibiting acceptance of,
honor by hts widow or children-lus citllnr ro-
coaved poorago ir his own porson or one laa
to hlR Sou. Mr.. DiBraell cannot 10 held an nv,
exception to tho practice oonucoting pronor
with pearnga, since lia lamented wffe dtnI n
piacounteRs In her own right.
, 1874-02-24
Gard frorn tho gIev. N. N. Po1vors.

UnTU KF0m tho aS0Vs l1s NJ EOTVOFae
70 Ats Editor ef Tic Chicago Tribune:
s1n; In an editorial this morning you cali
Mr.: William Welsh, Of Philadelphia, tho emit
mont Quaker" II by this you mean TINT Mr.,
Welsh ia pure, poaco-loying, honest, and be-
novolent man, then you arc right. But 1t you
think he Is member Of the scot called Quakers. !!
you arc mistaken. Mr. Welsh Is devout and
llntellgont l Epiacop!alisa,n, and for many years
Bile enterprises OF tho Episcopal Church. Ho
md tho Hon. Folix Z. Brunot, who IL another
apaomen Of m Episcopalian. have done noblo
they deserve the thanks Of the country.
H. N. powEns.
CHICAGO, Fob 29. 1874.
, 1874-02-24

4 h1issisaIpri paper snys; Should THIS Issue
lofacett Admiral eommos'.. book, tho property OF
citizon OF this town, wo aay that no ono but s
liar and sneak would pronounce that gentlo-
nan, distinguished sailor and soldiers u 'soouu-
drol,' or TINT hiB book waa tho blaokest Of lies
ever utlerol by mau or dovil.' Thoao aro tho
words that dciaco tho book; and wo say again.
io who wrote them la latn1self liar, Rcounurel,
and aneak aud, II l.e is not too oowarlly to give
lila namo, will receive tho reward 10 10 Justly
merits"
, 1874-02-24
tEansas Pacific Railuay,)

thaHtd8 t7ttHo tn1tWay)
1878.
Why, rs to that, "s.td tho engineer,
Spirits don't fool with lovers much,
And throttlo-valvas don't tako to such: ,. -
=: What happened to him
"aa one-half fact and the ether half whim
Running ono night on tho limo, ha sar
a,at ho11so1ess u.s. ~ plain as the moral law
catno drunken M;,l1 man Win 20 more senss-
Tnan F'at 70 @ drop on tho rail, ,:>'-'
As Jim drove by With tho midnight fnai1.
Toe for thsFo eems thud is;stsHa 5sa cursed
1naat as sses u easse ts aee &c s u sin S with
And says, "What now2" 49,
Two Just run oyor man-thats how ii ''
The fireman atarcd at Jim. They rsn
Back. bnt thoy never found house nor man,--
Jim turned as, !. palo, bat 10 triod to smile- "
. Ton mile or more,
3" In quicker time than he'd mnde afore.
1p ross astn that e. hoaso us IN the oonsht whto;
Down goes the brakos, and the rest encoro-
And SO, In fact,
Each Night that not
Occurred, till folka eworo Jim Was cracked.
Hs% asas met 5Ss Has M saT e@ p,
"Gone," says Jim; and moro, it's plain ''
That ghost don't trouble mo ngain;
thouRht shook 50 -
That ghost when took f>''
place on an Eassern nnc-but LOOK: :,
What should meet tho first tr1p out
But TINT very house that we talked aEont,
Aud That Belf-same mani "Nell, says 1, 1T puasa
ItH timo TO stop this yer toolishnes6."
30 crammed on steam, -.
Il. Whom there camo a scroam
From my f!reman-aul It broke my dream
"You've killed somebody 1" Says I, mot much:
Two been thar often md thnr nintt no euch,
Aud now I'll provo It," Back We ran,
And darn my skin but thar tcaa a man
On tho rail-, dead !,
Blaashod In tho head--
Now call TINT rueanncas p That's all jim said.n
bret UaTft IN tho Neau YorE 1iales,.
, 1874-02-24

A writer in tho Wc!o,4a 1fagazino, Of which
Miss Emily Faithful is tho editor, aaya: "Ger-
splondor Of its trumphs in the roalms Of aoIouce,
stands lowor In the grade Of civilization than any
othor European country, except Turkey for ia
no other: dquntry does woman occupy 30 ienohle
aud aoukdI&a position. In England womon aro
troatad with respect. In Franco aud America,
80 long as thoy arc young and pretty, tlloy orc
wornhtpod, In GermRny thoy are simply util-
izod,
, 1874-02-24

and finished the measure correctly aud in per-
foot timo. Ho was found to hayo boon oo1.ucrt
performer in past daya. The ontertainmopt con-
cl,,lod ut 095 o'clock 30 for rs the pationta In
olla1go were concerned, they thua scttiug good
example, aud giving evidence Of poaBoHsing
hgher deRree OF sanity IN tiia reapeot than ttiolr
fashionable competitors. And now, whether this
ball at tho County Insano Asylum ia to ho clnaa-
cd al tho aane performance Of insane people, Or