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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

|
| MRS CHANFRAU'S VARIETIES THEATER.
| EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE
| Last Week bnt One of the
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE.
| THIS friday and TO MORROW Saturday EVEN-
| 1NGS. November 10 and 90,
| First time this season,
IA GRANDE DUCHEsSE.
The Duehesse Observation-Disclosures Mile. c. Geofroy.
TOMORROW, at ~ M GRAND MATINEE
Positively last time. NINE. LARCHIDUC.
SUN MA y EVENING Nov. 81 Last time, La
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. Nov. 90
and 23-First time this season, LIE PETIT
FAUST. O19
CT CHARLES THEATER-
FRIDAY Eve, Nov. 19-Benefit of BEN DE BAR
HONEYMOON.
And Fav"rite Farce.
SAIURDA y MATINEE Mt Noon-MICAWBER
SATURDAY NIGHT - MERRY WIVES OF
SUNDAY NIGHT-NICK OF THE WOODS.
Roaring Ralph StockpOle -----..-....-. Ben DeBar
And Favorite Farce.
MONDAY, Nov. 22The New Orleans faverite and
Eminent Tragedian, Mr.. LAWRENCE BAR
kEII Tor limited period, in series of Shakes
perian Embodyments
Doors open at Z performance at o'clock Box
once Up n from ~ TO =. SlaH
GLOBE THEArEk-
Corner of BarOnne and Perddo streets
GHAS; o. WHITE Stage Manager.
VIM Fisher Treasurer.
Louis DAVIS Orchestral Director,
ENTIRE NEW REGIME
New Stars : New Sensations New Novelties,
NEW COMPANYi
Cne Hundred Speciality Stars Appear 1T each Enter
tainment
Grand Matinee, Saturday ut IL O'Clock.
SANFORD'S NEW YORK PREMIERE BALLET
composed of Iwenty Beautiful Young Ladies'
First appearance of Mr.. j. c. MURPHY, Ethiopian
Star Comique; first appe rance of Mr.. JOHN LA
FAVRE MANNING, the most daring of all Ath-
letlcs justly styled the Aerial King; first week Of
Miss SUSIE sTAR R, the beautiful American Dan
seuse; first appearance of Mr. TOM WAKEFIELD,
Lion Barjoiat and King of Ethiopian Comedy An
Enter ainment Unequaled on Earth A World OF
Show.
Admission to su the tmes-1O Is % and 80 cents
VIII shortly be prasented-M'ME BLANCHE'S
PARTISAN SENSATION Mic lw
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T ILIENTHAL'S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
Al21. Canal street 1871
tTouro Building)
The public is respectfully notified that / have
opened my new gallery, containing the latest i'm
prove ments which enable me to satisfy all orders
The former prices are retained. No expenses have
bt spared to make this establishment the most ee
egant in The city. THEODORE LILIENTHAL
nj I'm III Cana! stre ct near cor. of Royal.
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l. N. MARKS, President.
SAMUEL MULLEN, General Superintendent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 RIOS HOUSE
This BIJOU resort, located at
No. 143 Common street,
Under Miller's Billiard Room will be thrown open
to the public THIS MORNING, and hereafter will
invite public attention and patronage as an estab
hshment equaled by few of its kind in New Or
leans The appointments all and elegant,
and it is confidently believed that the names of the
proprietors will give ample that it will de-
serve popular success
MILLER BROTHERS & E. w. ARBO.
nIe3t
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1876.

10 n ~
THE SOUTHERN STATES
AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
Exposition
WILL BE HELD ON THE FAIR GROUNDS,
NEW ORLEANS,
Commencing February, 26, 1876,
CONTINUING TEN DAYS
!. N. MARKS, President.
SAMUEL MULLEN, General Superintendent
Executive Committee.
A. BALDWIN. Chairman
JAMES l. DAY, W. B. SCHMIDT,
COL. J. D. HILL, JOHN G. FLEMI
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| CIGARS IN BOND
100000 imported Havana CIGARS, such as Ne Plus
| Ultra, Regalias, RritaDica, Chcatro, Del Rev
LOndres nO and chico Conchas, in cases of five 10
ten thousand for sale in boud quantities to suit
by
F. A. GONZALES & BRO.
n14 st Corner Camp and Common streets
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
BENEFIT OF NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
GRUNEWALD HALL
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Nov.
23d, 9th and 25th.
The Entertainment will consist of Tableaux, Vocal
and instrumental Music, REGULATIONS and Dancing.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE FOLLOWING LADIES:
Mrs l. n. Marks, Mrs. G.. w. r. Bayley
Mrs DR.. HolcOmbe Mrs. Glendy Burke
Mrs. Harry Hays, Mrs r a. MARI
Mrs. DR.. FOfwell Mrs j. c. Swayze
Mrs. Jack Moore, Mrs J. G.. Brown
Mrs. G, S. Hunt, Mrs. Wash Marks
Mrs. M. L. Navra, Mrs S. G. Kreeger
Mrs. j. Wilson, Mrs. A Canon,
Mrs. j. Cider Mrs S HARDY
Tickets. Fifty Cents; to be had at Messrs Grune.
walds Elles& Blaekmars, Kreegers, and principal
music stores. o23 I'd
4 GRAND CONCERT and SOIREE DANSANTE
To be given by the
YOUNG LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
CHRISTIAN AID ASSOCIATIONS
AT THE MASONIC HALL,
On Sal1 day, Sunday snd Monday, November
20, 21 and % 1873.
TICKFTS OF ADMISSION a5 CENTS.
MA 10 90 81
u MAsQGERADE ANb F1REMENs BALL
Home Hook and Ladder Fire Company No
AT THEIR HALL,
On Saturday Evening. Dec. ii, 1878.
MANAGERS
J. Gassenberger F. Gels d. Wicker, H. P. Phillips,
G. Bubeck H. Tebbe, Phil Michael J. d. Houston,
Hon. j. Gartskamp. Hon. Leon Bertol, Hon. E. A.
Burke, Col S. j. N. Smith, VIM. Pagan, Hon. T. j.
Ellis J. T. Aycock, j. II. Mahafey, J. E. Guillot5e,
Hy. Munster.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
&. Z. Piper, Chairman 81. c. Brown NJ Garrigan,
j. j. GaUthreaux, Jno. A. Michel.
Tickets Il 90. The bar, restaurant and hat room
will be sold at public auction at the Truck House. on
Sunday, Nov. %, at IL o'clock A. M. nh 81 %
u EMEMBER THE UNFOKIUNATE-
GRAND MATINEE
For the benefit of the House of Good Shepherd given
by the
CLUB DRAMATIQUE LOUISIANAIS.
With the kind and generous assistance of Nine
Vezian, Misses Eve Dablestins and Alphonsine
Godin
AT THE OPERA HOUSE,
On Sunday, December 5, at IL Nj.
TICKETS. FIFTY CENTS
n14 II 81 "a % &dJ
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c. III. LlURENCE Dc Cos.

G. III. L1URENCE ec COS.
80 and Al Tchoupitoulas street,
Have just received consignment of Anderson &
Campbell celebrated
MINCE MEAT
AND FRUIT BUTTER
in all size packages and for sale at very lowest
MARKET PRICES Most
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Department Of Finance, City Hall.

General Superintendent No. so Camp street, New
Orleans O1 Am cod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

The Maryland Agricultural college j. i'm q
rather bad way with an indebtedness OF some
$1,000 and an attendance of only about thir-
ty-ivt pupils. The stockholders are in a
wraDgle a. TO the proper course TO be pur-
sued for the improvement Of this condition of
affairs. The president OF the college, Gen
Sam Jones, advocates making the college a
school of nigh scientific instruction includ-
ing the teaching OF nautical science, with a
course OF training for the L. :. naval and
military academies. cn the other hand, Mr.
n. r. Davis, retiring president of the board
"i trustees, heads "a party who favor reducing
The college 10 an elementary school of agri-
culture: abandoning ''the pretcntious uni
veTsity plan" The late election of trustee,
hiDget on this question and board was
elected pledged 10 the support Of an elevated
standard of scholarship. IL is heartily To he
hoped that they may succeed in putting the
college upon prosperous footing. IL has an
admirable position. healthy AMI elevated,
and II has the advantages OF a state appro-
Priation Of $500, and an annual incom,
from the L. :. fund of about - ,0oo. With
these aidS IL ought to get on, with anything
Ike proper management. But from the bad
temper existing amongst the stockholders
and tie evident disposition on the part of
some OF the Mary land agricultural papers to
the college unless ii is run purely a. a school
'f agriculture, the prospects tor its futur. are
not particularly hopeful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
IMMENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY Low PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

Children's Imported Striped Hose, from 20 81
2Sc. pair; best British do, Soc, 75c.; Ladies' do
sc Ladies' W hite Hose. full regular pair a 1; do
Balbriggan, extra long. unbieached, Soc; Men best
British half Hose, superetout superfne, splendid
goods, pair 81; Mems fms Lisle Thread, pair III;
heel do, pair &c; Ladies' tisle Thread Gaunets
and two. Button Gloves, sc Mems Lisle Thread
Gloves, Sc; Ladies' two Button Kids, fine goods,
81; Mems Kids, coiors and black, 81; Lace Ties,
&c: Painted and Black Fans, &c Painted, Black
and fine Jap: Fans, Sc: Black and White Satin
Children Lace Hoods and Caps, very nice, 81;
Childrens full Aprons tcheckered NaiDsookD, to
button behind, 50c Ladies' colored Linen Aprons,
new style, s0c.: Chidrens Sun Bonnets, Sc; La
dies Lawn Wsiste, Embroidered front. 81: Ladies'
fine W bite Tucked Skirts. handsome Chemise, Long
only 81; fine Scotch Gngh large Sun Umbi elias,
o.; Travelling Safchels, Hand Ssfchels aud Bags,
and Baskets In large variety, from Soc to 81 shawl
Strap, &c, 5oc: and 81; Z balls Glycerine Soap.
sci packages Brown Windsor Soap, Sc; Garden
Tools, s0c hne etereosc 7sc.; the very best Si
world, 81 per dozen fine Walnut Picture Frames,
Frames, &c TO 81; splendid Towes, loc;, Sc, Sc
And ooc Bird cages, very nice, 81 and n So the
very bet Rubber Dressing Combs, &c. and Soc;
Hair and Clothes Brushes, &c, soc. and 81; 6ne
smoking Sets and spittoons, Bouquet Holders, &C.
sc. 10 81; 500 sets Of Croauef at 81, o., 42Is,
ESQ o. 50 and IS, cheaper than ever. Call and
examine them Our stock Of cheap aud medium
iswelry s 30 large that il would be folly 20 Try and
enumerate II; L comprises everything that Is new
and the Quality IL far ahead ans thing which has
been offered heretofore 1t these prices.
y. SlLvERBER0.
apAH S12 7th street, near Penn. Aveuuc.
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THE
ICE KING REFRIGERATOR

ICE KING REFRtGERATO
Has sto0 the everest test for the past Il We years.
carried away the hcnors at all the principal Indus.
trial Exhibitions throughout the United States:
competing with nearly every Refrigerator now in
existence; am now prepared to challenge the world
II. NJ. DIGGINs, Patentee.
THE ICE KING
Is PRFsERvER, not q consumer, like Others that
bear the name Of Refrgera tor. IL will keep every
description Of perihabie food longer dryer and bef
hall the amount OF ice. The following are some of
Its adva all others: lst II saves fifty per
cent q ice over all other Refrgerators. ii. The
ice ming can freeze o pan Of water into solid
Ice in very few hours. 80. 1t produces dry, cold
temperature in the provision chamber. 4th. Ii will
OF summer 6th One article will not partake Of the
taste smell Of the other. 9Th. The Refrigerator
divided into two separate and distinct sriments
TIN: The Ice King IL the best Refrigerator for
c. olh z ~ inc: ale and beer, extant eth Combined
With the Refrigerator is one Of the finest Water
Der ea-iy be Kept and clean, as Il hiss no
Dripping from the ice. 10t h. costs 10 more than
the or insry Refrigerator, aud IL mannfaci ured
into all tiz.s, suitable for hotels, restaurants,
saloons, sf.s nhosts, grocers. butchers and family
purps ses The Ice King can now be seen in opera
Agency SlS 18th street, under National MetropOli-
Mauufnctory and Wareroom southwest corner of 9Th
street and Maryland avenue;
Also, Theater Alley, between 18th and l4th streets
Pennsylvania avenue and + street.
BIN. =. IRENCH, Agent.
b. n. DI00INS, Prop.
The right for few states for sale. Address,
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850

Another society. even more COmnlendable
~. . objects tlan associations fOT the pre-
vention Of cruelty to animals. has just been
organized in New York. II j. styled the So
ciefy for tine Prevention Of Cruelty To Child
ren, AID its main object il to afneIiOrate the
condition of INDECENT children VINO are being
TnaltTeateti BY parents and Others. aad to
bring Offenders to justice. Tie society has
printed a compilation OF the state laws with
reference 10 children and bearing on mandi-
Cancy, truancy. abduction. apprenticeship.
the sale OF liquor to minors. the custody OF
children deprived OF one or both OF their pa
rents, the care of those in puOlic institutions
and various other matters which may in
yolye cases of cruelty or neglect The So
ciety starts out under encouraging auspices.
The superintendent OF police has ISSUED a
general order TO his force calling their atten-
tiOn - the Incorporation of the society, in
struct!Dg them TO be vigilant in regard to
violations of the statutes relating to child
rem. and directing immediate notice 10 be
sent TO the sOciety's office of all arrests in
cases involving children. The society
already has three or four hundred members
The first abuse u will endeavOr to correct is
tire feeding OF cows on distillery Stops. which
affect the character Of the milk. and conse-
qucntly the health of thousands of children
A bill to legaliZe the feeding OF diStillery
swirl TO cows is now before the New York
Legislature, but il will probably be defeated
through the efforts of the society.
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A q T B 0 L o @ Z.
MADAME ROSS

Tdis celebrated Lady Astrologist ana Healing Ne
tium can DO Consulted at No. 201 street. corner Of
%, northwest. She has no superior In delinesting
the Past, Present, and Future. In love business
her advice is invaluable, describing your friends
pointing out your enemies, and informing you Of the
sure way to success In all undertaking.. Consulta-
ol0. jyH-lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19
PERSONAL.

MADAME SOULE- SUr Penns lvania avenue
A.l desires to anEJuIce to her customers that she
VIII lake no or3urs for DressmakiDg after JUNE
as she viii leave for Paris shortly after that
date. maylS-3t
MRS. RE.M,
mayU ST. 4i6 Pennsylvania ayeaue.
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WM. VI. SINISTER 4 BROTHER

w OPENED
SPLENnID ASSORTMENT OF
BLACh SILh STRIPED AND PLAID GREN-
ADINES,
IN elegant styles at 81 25 and 20 per yard all
Of Lupins celebrated make.
One price only. Ii
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bne price only. 1t
4 SPLENDID STO0K OF THE WORLD RE
u NoWNED hSABE PIANOS-ParlOr-
GraHd, Square Grand. : usrs and UprightVETE
flano-; VIM. Mctammon s celebrated Pi-uIH
ano~, "ciave-, full toned Pianos from other well
known factories. which will also sell and rent or
the most accommodating terms. Tuning promptly
aitenisd to. Mrs. &. REICHENBACH, 423 18th
street. a few doors above Pa. ave. mayI9 Iy
EOR EACIRSIONS.
The steamer ST +, Capt. Ja- Harper. ani EN-
Pkkss Capt - I. Barker, can be - =
Chartered for Excursions. A.
hcse are large and commodious Bay Steamers
AMI are hrst class IN all their appointments and are
admirably sdaptcj for Excursions.
For iull Information, apply to
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents
nav ~ I'm Rep 9Th street Wharf
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The right for few states for sale. Address,
mylSlm ii. n. DI0GINS, Patentee.
DATENF AUTOMATIC DOG MUZZLR.
II one of the best and most humane Inventors or
the age. Call and examine.
A. l.. CARPENTER,
NEW HARDWARE sroRE,
mayl3-6t $40 7th street, bet. and I.
TNOME AND SEE THE "BOSS.~
" The largest and finest Soda Apparatus In the
world. Draws the coolest Soda. Zen varieties OF
Mineral Water on DR. eugh.. ct
SCHELLER & PINK ARDS
mayulm Drug Store, Att Penna. avenue
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JOHNSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DEALERS
CkRG OES OF COAL AND WOOD ARRTyIS8
DAILY
One Of the best select. '----as ,uvred IN wash.
fngton.
We invite the put &c or those IN vsrt OF Fuel 10
call down 20 OR wharyes and depot and see a.
1870 ies. guaranteed 20 the ton
Cseapi Cheap for frsht
Depot and " hsrves-Foot l2tb street Southwest
Offices i2 295 a. T. s: a northwest.
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hANlEL e. RAHBY,
O.cae P:ss.s 80 e,s.sI Esslss.
ssSls roo and As,. paso sss VI ::
p TO render them inlsrric1: to dsn2nsS. 1911.
and q Rricss 70 Dassss: O1osc ssrsst, bstvsss
Nth and nth slree(n northwest. aQ5lS
DAsfyRAGE FOB Cows AND HQksfs. Al.
Mn. 2oct creet: or 10 T. LYONS. jr ssU
Water street, ceorsetcvn. Payment rsauired3
IN advance. myth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

The persons who sit under the droppingS OF
the gospel in Dr. Halls Presbyterian church,
IN Filth avenue, New York, have to pay
dearly for the privilege. AT sale of pews
the other night the prices had already been
liked at from $500 to 5000, and the bidding
was merely on premiums for choice of pews.
TIE first gentleman To take a 5000 pew
paid s1,500 premium. and subsequently one
hundred and fifty-five pews were sold at
premiums varying from sI,JOO TO SO. the
amount realized in premiums alone being
over >Ii0sO. The assessed valuation of all
the pews iii the church is over Ss,O.ODO.
II IS related of Alexander III. Stephens that
lie and several other gentlemen recently took
seats in railroad car in Georgia. but were
soon notified by the conductor that that car
was set apart for the exclusive use of coIored
people. Mr.. stephens thereupOn delivered a
humorous speech 10 the cOiOred passengers.
closing by saying that il was the first time
he was ever called upon to vacate a car be-
cause he was not considered as COOL as a ne
go. The cOlOred passengers probably en-
joy6d the joke If he didn't.
"
The governor of VI .ssouri has recommended
j me II rs a day of humiliation and prayer,
on account OF the threatened graSshopper in
vasion. What, with the grasshOppcrs aud
pOtatO-bugS. the farmers Will have a hard
time Of IL this year.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES
EIPHONzO YOUNos g. Co

ARE SELLING
LIB. SUPERIOR GREES TEA...-..-.....f,r 20,
LB. SUPERIOR ooLoSG TEA-....-..-tsrss,
LIB. NEW YORK SrATE BUTTER -,
1 poz. FINE LARGE rAsANss-.-....fsr so.
poz FIsE LARGE BANANAs...-.....,,ss 81
LBS SEw roBK STATE BUTTER for 81
sLAkGk CANS sTABLEgs GENUINE BART
LkI1 PEARS, in syrsp ...........-......-...iors l,
sLBs PURE VERMONT MAPLE sUGARnrst
1LARGE CANS DONATIONS. .....-......-..--for 81
LARGE CANS PEACHES, IN syrup........f,r 2
-. LBS. CRUSHED sUGAR.....-...... ........for 81
-. LBS. GRADUATED SUGAR ............tor o.
LBS. "a" sCGAR...-......--.....-.-... ..-.for 81
10 LBS. &C" Nearly white SUGAR ....-...for 81
10 LBS. SEw TURKEY PRUNEs..--..-..iOr 81
10 LBS. SEw yoRK srATs BUTTER Tor o.
EIrHONZO YoVNcsS a co, Groeers.
tnAsoNIc IENPLs,i
Corner OH and Sc, opp L. :. Paicutoh,
xLPhOk8v NoUNGs.
JERoME y. JOHNSONi wAvT ~
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-12-09
Marriages in jackson County-1se2

John Daupher and Catharine Spawn, October
81, by Theophial CruSse, Minister.
Robert Seay and Emma Simpson, October 81,
by f. Clark, Minister.
Perry G. Chandler and Sary Jane Conner, Au-
gust Il, by David J. Jenkins, ]. p.
William Huston and Ann E. Deckerdon, Au-
gust IA, by Newell Rraley, ]. P.
Joshua Vance and Clara Fife, August ID, by
Isaac Rickabaugh, j. P.
John r. Davis and Nancy NJ. Spencer, August
"a, by Samuel Fouty, J. P.
Enoeh e. Morgan and Elizabeth Hughest A u
gust 20, by John w: Evans, Minister.
John Aten and Rachel Inman, August 2lst,
by George NJ. Adams, ]. P.
David d. Evans and Winey Hughes, Septem-
ber4, by Robert Williams, Minister.
James Wilkey and Emeline Meeker, August
81, by Isaac ]. White, ]. P. HWk 8 tAs
Gardener R.Scriven and Mary Virginia Mutt,
September 4, by Thomas L. Lloyd, Min.
John Ward and Rebecca Palmer, September
3, by Newell Braley, ]. P.
Joseph Eubanks and Elizabeth Melton, Sep
tember IL, by -
August Is, license was issued to John w.
Thorn and sary Jane Milliron, but no return is
made of marriage.
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The Best Family Newspaper

This is the claim which the pu blishers
of the New York Observer make in be-
half of their paper. 1t is a bold claim to
make in our day, when there are SO ma
ny papers; but an underwriting course in
sending out, for fifty-three years, large,
full. fresh, readable, and pure newspaper,
which is unsurpassed, justifies them in
the claim. We can recommend the OBJ
server. 1t has no hobbies; it is sound
in doctrine, impartial and unbiased, re-
liable in it's news, interesting and in.
structive in its various departments, and
offers no claPstrap premiums or pictures
For specimen copies, address s. | Prime
j. Co. New York.
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Premium Pepmanship.

The Penmanship specimens exhibited
at our Exposition by Duff's College have
been the admiration of experts and the
wonder of all-the most artistic, graceful,
elegant. beautiful and perfect penman-
ship ever exhibited in the United States
and not equalled 10y any in the world. in
the opinion of our best judges. so that
the award to Mr. VIM. II. Duff of the First
Premium for Penmanship, is no more
than the realization of everybodys ex-
pectations The finest book-keepers,
best trained business men. and the most
accurate accountants, as well as the best
penmen of the country, are graduates OF
Duffs College.-Pittsburgh Leader. Nov
10. 1879
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Poetical Address.

| delivered at the Welsh Eisteddfod at Oak
Hill, Oct. 7th, 1875, by J. ". Longbon.l
Friends gentlemen .ladIes,I give you greeting,
And welcome you all TO this wonderful meeting;
| / tender welcome, most cheerful and hearty,
To all this immense and intelligent party,
Where many people and many nation
Are present, at least by representation,
To vie with each other In fair competition,
For honors, and prizes, praise, fame, recognition.
/ Here others are waiting TO join the grand
chorus.
In anthems % praise to Him who reigns DER ns,
While minstrel and bard in sweet music are
swelling
And chanting the song which "Thc Heavens
are teIlfng.''
Our coIors are flying, our banners are streaming,
| ''The Lone Star" OF destiny brightly is beaming,
| "The Hunters Farewell" is enchantingly
spoken
In accents of anguish mid silence unbroken-
Long be 1t re cmembered; let nothing elude us,
From ssNfiSsing the Train," to - he Service of
Judas
"st Barnabas. '4Heidelburg,' even the- Races. y
And .1God'S Holy Sabbath" at all times and
places,
calculations of Heaven, ,".But Thou Didst not
Leave U.s.
"Plume of Wales" "Press and Pulpit" that
never deceive u.s.
HWelsh Airs,'' '.Thanatopsis," "Winged Wor-
shipers' flying,
1.-The Bible" best classic for living or dying,
"True Greatness - and honor to every Trans
lator,"
And praise be awarded each "Adjudicator,'
s'Bard, i" "Poet," and " Preacher" in harmony
blending
philanthropy" Friendship, and Love never
ending.
Bring cypress and laurel, bring lilies and roses,
And join with the Bard in his tribute to
"Moses.'
Bring wreaths for the ladies, who every one
knows
Are by far the best judges of "BIack Woolen
Hose"
Let all be alert and give earnest attention
To all other topics, too many to mention;
May the day be glad one in memorys keeping,
Till each in his slumber like Moses is sleeping.