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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-03
VICE.
By AUSTIN BISON.

BY AUSTIN DOBS SON.
l have watched you long, Avice-
Watched you go,
have found your secret out
That the restless, ribboned things,
Where your slope OF shoulder springs,
Are but undeveloYed wings
That will grow.
When you enter in room,
1t is stirred
With the wayward, flashing fight
OF bird:
And you speak and bring with you
Leaf and sun-ray, bud and blue,
And the wind-breath and the dew,
At word.
When you left me only now.
In that furred,
Pulled and feathered Polish dress,
Twas spurred
Just to catch you, Y my sweet!
BY the bodice trim and neat,
just to feel your heart a-beat,
Like bird.
Yet, alas loves light you deign
But to wear
As the dew upon your plumes,
And your care
Not whit for rest or hush;
But the leaves the lyric flush,
And the wing-power and the rush
Of the air.
So dare not WOO you, sweet
For day.
Lest love you in flash, .
As may;
Did tell you tender things.
You would shake your sudden wings
You would start from him who sings.
And away.
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CONFUSED TOWARD THE LAsT-An industrious
citizen, who lives not over thousand miles from
town, arose few mornings ago, while the festive
under his arm went to the barn to milk the family
COW. Il was dark and rainy, and in funlbIips
about for old Br;ndle he got into the wrong pew
and began to pail the off-muie of his wagon team
he can't remember now which side of the roof
he went out at, but his recollection of aiiehting
on the picket fence is very vivid. He expects the
bucket down in few DAYS.
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The North Louisiana Railroad Case.

Trustworthy information from Washington ID
to the effect that Chief Justice Ludeling, who
went there nearly three weeks ago, has utterly
failed to convince the Judges of the Supreme
Court of the United States that they committed
an error in deciding the case of jackson and
other vs.. the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas
Railroad Company and John T. Ludeling and
others, in favor of the plaintiffs. Ludeling has
returned to Louisiana, being now at his home at
Monroe, probably sadder il not wiser man
than when he left New Orleans, confident that
his name and official position would immediately
cause the Judges at Washington to recall and
suspecd their decision in his railroad case.
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SOLEMN THOUGHTS. tell you what said
Holden wldower the other night as he finished
washing the dishes, it's mighty solemn thing
to think that tMaria Jane is down il the cold
ground, instead Of being around TO churn and
saw wood and SIGH"
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William Hogan, the untiring and energetic
shoe dealer, of99 and 101 Canal street, wishes it
understood by the public that he keeps on hand
continually full line Of ladies', gents and chill
dren's shoes. He also has just received new
invoice of the celebrated English Shoes as well
as trunks, valises and travelling bags OF every
style.
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There are A, OO0 900 gallons of whisky now
held for speculation 5000, 900 in bond, and
50 0oo.O oo In private hands. And vet fellows
are walking about as blue as indig go looking
for drink
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To OUR MERcHANTs-s'A word to the wise ia
sufficient" and therefore let us speak few words
to merchants and tell them something to
their interest. OF course, they already know
that economy is the road to wealth, AID if they
stationery and book and job printing establish
ment Of A. W. Hyatt, No. SO Camp street, and
have their work done. Not only are the prices
very low at this establishment, but the work is
unexcelled, The entire establishment is in it's
every appointment complete, and each depart
ment is conducted in the most careful and bust
ness like manner All style of book binding,
cotton sales and bill heads are to be had at
Hyatt's.
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rINO THE LADIES'
The undersigned invites the ladies' who dos;ro =.
purchase good articles in HAIRS, to cali at No. ss5
Magazine near jackson street. Brides Hair DrasSaJ
al ,i Issi"ence. E. ROLAND
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PIPER CITY BOOKSTORE
W. d. MATTHEWS,
59S Magazine Street.
Elegant Stock Christmas and Holiday
BOOKS, TOY BOOKS, GAMES ETC
dis I'D Fashionable Stationery, Etc.

A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY
TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, WITH pOSSIBI, r
RETURNS OF THOUSANDS
Is offered by the postponement of Public Library .,
Kentucky to the 9th of FEBRUARY next of their
FIFTH and LAST CONCERT and ORA VIM;
The Management are pledged to the RETURN or
THE MONEY if the Drawing should not come off at
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ASSESSMENT Nos. 1s1, 1872 AND 1s3.-See special
notice column, death OF NJ. Eisenman, W. L.
Campbell and Anna NJ. Lang. Payable at the Of
fee Of the Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life In
surance Association Of Louisiana, No. 10 Camp
street.
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Whole Tickets $50. Halves s25. Tenth. or each
Coupon IS. Eleven Whole Tickets. 500.
For Tickets or information address
Tho Z. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager
"i' III Louisville XIV,
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NJ. R1e0nlMn
CIGAR FACTORY.
Removed to No. TCHOUPITOULAa. oorra,
OF Common street, where he keeps constantly a
hand the Choicest Brands Of CIGARS, imported
and domestic, wholesale and retail.
Call and try my Sc Cigars, worth 10 cents:
Call and try my 1Oc Cigars, worth Is cents:
Call and try my 15c Cigars, worth as cents.
Great reductions made to the wholesale trada
also have on hand full stock of Smokine
ana Chewing TOBACCOS Of every grade.
invite close inspection Of stock, and dan
competition in my prices. NJ III
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BUTTER, CHEESE, ETC.-Messrs. Hoyt & Will
cox, 80 Tchoupitoulas street, have now on hand
and for sale large supply of choice Goshen and
Northern butter; choice Western, English dairy,
nutmeg and family favorite cheese. See adyer-
tisement in another column.
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7 ECTURE By FATHER RYAN
"THE GREAT MEN OF THE SOUTH >,
Sunday Evening, January 10, 1873.
REV. ABRAM j. RYAN,

the Poet Priest and Orator will Lecture in the
splendid new
ST. PATRICK'S HALL
Subject THE GREAT MEN OF THE SOUTH
tickets. Tor sale at all the book stores SOC jaltd
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II one wishes to see an array of cheap prices
let them glance at the advertisement OF Leigh.
ton, who holds forth in his large new store at loo
Canal street. One can readily see the propriety
Of purchasing shirts and general line Of under
wear at Leighton's for his prices are low and the
quality Of goods unsurpassed in this market.
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III N. O'MEALLIE
Corner Magazine and Terpsichore .er..e.
CHOICE GROCERIES,,
Teas, Coffee and Sugar, Butter and Lard u....
and Breakfast Bacon.
LIQUORS AND WINES.
Choice Whisky-rish, Scotch. Rive and nour,,-
Ales-Scotch, English and Bremen.
Goods delivered free Of drayaee.
Full weight guaranteed. ~.
TTOYT2 VARIErTru nm
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jail 2t 1oa Grav;ar s.,oo.
X OTERI-COMMISSION MERCHANT AN
~ Wholesale Dealer in and Importer of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS.
Keeps always on hand general assortment,of Nut.
% and % FRONT and
"a and 26 FULTON street
jail 6m between Grayier aud PoydIas New Orleans
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DEMONS RESTAURANT

RENTON'S RESTAURANT
17---..-...-. St. Charles Street -
This well known Restaurant is now open and IN.
proprietor invites all his friends and tbe iI; 'io
general to give him call. All the delicacies of tha
season are here, attainable at the lowest prices
hours at 30 cents. . ' az all
Also fine stock of WINES and LIQOURs.
d13 I'm
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Every stranger visiting New Orleans should nun.
chase copy Of this valuable and interesting book.
1t contains $50 pages including over 125 eneavfns.
ana portraits OF all the prominent buildings and loca
celebrities.
Copies can be had at all the book stores at the nexv
stand Of the ST. Charles Hotel and at the Bullsta,
office. ox 20
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A PPLES-POTATOES-
1900 bbls. choice APPLES
$500 bbls. POTATOES jackson Whites Rms
sets. Pinkeyes.
For sale by GORDON e. GOMILA,
ia CT at 100 Magazine street.
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46 st. Charles Street. MI .-
Inc undersigned, formerly proprietor Of ia
spotswood Hotel, at Richmond, during thu ~,
and also connected with the steamers prr...-
Vlcksburg, Quitman, Mary Keene, and N.tch.-
would be pleased to see his numerous friend.
ana acquaintances at the NEW SPOrswO0n
HOUSE, 46 st. Charles street, where the cho,,..4
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGRAs
Will be found,
oSo 3m W. F. CORKERY. pronr,ato-
{ RAND SOUTHERN HOTEL
cor. Mechanic and Twenty-seco,s ..r....-
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
WI be open for the reception of euesta IN a,
about December LIST. ~ y" -
sBlsA 4 oRF1LA, Proprie4ors,
LOO eeoar r OF the Washington Restaurant
[ ,oiIoN SEED FOR PLANTING-
AnVarieties at Reduced Prices.
~ .eief my friends, and the public in genera, =.
With a rKEEN, formerly Green g. Cr,,mpI nov
10 ,h nPe o. looms Esq, No. 81 Carondelet street
f1r; nave transferred my Cotton Seed Rnsiness
~, az. iednced to suit the times
Va "'a"u WIN. NJ. PIN CKARD
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MISCELLANEOUS.
= TATElIENT OF THE CONDITION

OF THE
GERMANIA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW or
LEANS
December a. 1874
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His Holiness the Pope An elegant chrome
portrait from fe) size 2Ox2O given q Premium T.
THE NEW DELTA. Subscription % 50 pane
only 81 Address j. IRVING CRABBE, Publishee
Algiers Post Office La. d. I'm
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FANCY CANDIES at 65c, 75c and 81 per pound.
Orders for Weddings, Parties, Soirees Suppers
etc, promptly attended to and on terms to sut the
times. do1 -
The New York herald., 1875-08-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

REVENUE CUTTER DoBsIN collided with tho smack r
ooke Castne harbOr last Saturday doing considerable
damage both vessels and seriously urng Capt Abbey OF
the cutter.
snip HERALD or THE MoRNrc )of Boston, has sold
at Hamburg Mesrs Jas Tbbets and Isaac Bcnham and
will under the American flag Her price fixed Is
understood 70 be f5 900 and Capt Congdon has taken
command OF her her former master Capt Mclaughlin
turning 20 Boston
snIP EMxA Rich from Melones which arrived nj Ham
burg July 81 with heavy damages the voyage Ad
vices Hamburg Of Aug IL state that she will have to
make extensive repairs.
BARK svASES DAM from Baltimore for Queenstown,
which put New London Path partially disnased Will
make repairs possible. Capt Sorensen reports
that on the 18th inst during gale while scudding without
sails vessel thrown her beam ends when the
cargo shifted and he obliged to cut the foremost to
right the ship After the gale subsidized Jurynasts were
rpred and vessel bore away for New London The
sells hull appears be In good condition. and the cargo IL
not damaged any extent The vessel lost foremost
and ali attached also maintopg aantmast, miz1enopmast
and jbbOom.
BARK JULIA FISHER CBp, Barlow at North sydney CB.
Ang IL from Liverpool reports having colded with the Nor.
wedan bark Veox IN lat ~ 49, Ion 50 50 AZ II AN the
man on the lookout reported vessel the tack with
no side lights but showed bright aft We then put the
helm hard aport the vessel too close to clear
ing away Dbo0m aud receiving other damage.
Tie Velox was deeply loaded. from Montreal bOund 70
Queenstown for We laid BY at the Captains request
til AN Fog clearing found the Nelox not much dam
aged only mizzenmast gone ~ far as we could tell Az
AM Ship proceeded our voyage TO North sydney
BARK OcEAE (Gcr) from Kadiz for Quebec, before re-
ported ashore Carboo Point has boon condemned and
,nall be sold Cor thA hAnAas af ths undarwxltesa
The New York herald., 1875-08-26
FOREIGN PORTS.

CALLAo July 14-Saled. bark Mary Virgins BD, Mosher,
Pabellon dc Plea; 17th ships Alexander Humphreys Inde
pendcncia Bay Saratoga Kendall Pabellon de Plea; 2st,
Prussia, Rich Independence Bay 23d bars st Luee Will
ella Bay; Nevada fBrl Hookway, and w Harwood lBr)
Dowley Pabellon de Plea 2Gh Carlton r) Durkee Inde-
pendencia Bay 2eh ship Trmountan, Jones Pabelon dc
Plea.
Sailed 24th ship Celestial Empire Barstow Pabeon do
Plea.
Cow BAY, CB, Aug 23-Cleared brigs II odiome CBr)
and Victoria Amelia New York.
CAsNING, Ms Aug 23-Arrived, schr Guiding Star Qr)
Porto Rico.
HAVANA Aug 24-Arrivcd steamer Tappahannock Pcnde-
ton. New Oeans 10Th Austin, simpson, Roekport CTexas
bark Queen of Commerce (Brl, Crowley, Brunswick Ga
Sailed, 23d, schr N Bunkerx. Orleans
o4h steamer Gussie Morgan otb bark SAINTS
sinla Trinidad Sp, Lopez New York; scr Theresa g.,
Gutierrez Shieldsborough Miss
HALIFAX. Ms, Aug 2f-Arrived, brig Magenta Gr)
OpOrto
LoBos TERRA, July 12-Cleared previously, ship
Martha Bowker, Grecnbank, Europe.
In port July H. ship Peruvian Congress Br, Power dg
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2O-sailed, steamer Sidonan (Br), Ed
wards, Halifax and 81 John NIB.
LIyERPooL, Aug 2o-sailed bark Ziba Br), Thorne,
Charleston
MAIANzAs, Aug 2l-Arved schr Albert w Waite, Pettin-
gill. Portland.
Sailed 25th, brig Mauius (Br) Todd for of Hat
teras.
NoRrH sYDNEY cB, Aug 24-Arrived. barks Amty from
England Assyra Br Edgelt London Belle Stewart Qr
Gilat, Barrow.
PABELLoS pIcA July i2-In port ships Alert Little
feld Loretto Fish, Carney John Bryce, Morse, and
sonniag, Mcivery, dg; barks Oneco Henry; w Scam
nell Br); Edmond, and North Star Br), Roberts do Mi
das tBrl. Campbell, do
PANAMA Aug l5-Arived, steamer Winchester Whtebery
Central America.
,,sTJogS NB Aug 25-Arrivod, brig Fidea (BD, Young,
Philadelphia.
Sailed 10Th bark Emmanuel, Belfast
VICTORIA, Aug l5-Arrived bark Blanche (Br), BAN
brOugh, Liverpool ~
The New York herald., 1875-08-26
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


On Monday the Globe Theatre reopens in the variety
line
The San Francisco Mnstres will reopen their pleas
ant little opera house on Saturday evening next
This evening the grand spectacular play "Around the
World in Eighty Days" will be produced at the
Academy of Music Most Of the scenery and costumes
Identical with those used in Paris where the piece
was first produced 1t met with success No
effort has been spared by the Kiralfys, under whose
management the present production takes place, 10
make OF the imposing theatrical spectaces
ever witnessed in this country.
The American rife team have accepted invitation
from Jarrett Palmer to visit Booths Theatre next
Monday evening the occasion Of Barry Sullvans first
appearance They will occupy box vsdrs to that OF
the Irish American Reception Committee. The Sixty
ninth regiment Colonel Cavanagh, will be assigned to
the front balcony seats The proscenum boxes VIII be
superby decorated and the exterior Of the theatre is
to be clothed with innumerable flags AT the concu-
sion Of the performance Mr. Sullivan will be escorted to
the Fifth Avenue Hotel by the sodiery and the regi-
mental band, and Opert's orchestra will give him
grand serenade The rife team will be the balcony
to review the troops and witness the pyrotechnc display
that Is to be made by the Messrs Edge.
The New York herald., 1875-08-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP Aug 25-saled, steamer Nederand CBelg)
James Philadelphia
BARROW Aug 24-sailed, bark Lois CBD. Raymond. Ty-
bee
BERGEN Aug 22-Arrved, brig Annie Dan) Brown, Bal
tmore
BREMEN Aug 23Arrived ships Auguste GER, werichs,
Philadelphia; Victoria r Warren do Constantia Ger
sotenborn, Baltimore Ole Smith Ploug NoD, Carlson,
-; bark Reck Ger, walten, Philadelphia Lydia
Q,r) Chalmers New York.
CARDIFF Aug 24-Arrved, bark Ada (Br) Crosby, Que
bee
CorENHAGEN Aug 19-Arrived, bark A Munich NoD,
Berentsen New York for Stettin.
CAs Aug 23-Arrived. bark Eliza Prosper (Fr), Davot.
Pascagoula
DUBLIN Aug 24-Arrived, bark Edna CBD, Robinson st
John, NIB
Sailed oath, bark Jupiter GER, Hagmar United States.
ELsINoRE Aug 22-Arrived barks Naja (Nor, Knutzen,
Baltimore for Danzc; Nordsternen Nor Paust, Pensa
cola Kel; Mathilde tGep Rackow New York; Minnie
Hunter, Woodman. do for Stettin.
FALMOUTH, Aug 24-Arrived ship India, Patten Lobos.
GREESocK Aug 24-Arrivod barks Jane Young (Br Nc.
Donald, Richbucto; Champion (Br), Allen, Quebec.
HRLvoEr Aug 24-Arrived Felicia, from New York %.
Sailed 24th barks Jannetje Dutch schrer New York ;
CDutch Philadelphia; August Gen. ohrlon, Whining
ton, NC.
HAMBURG Aug 23-sailed, bark Brigtta Ger, Kroger,
San Francisco.
HAvRE, Ang 23Arrved, bark Vidar (Nor), Johanssen,
Richmond Va
LIVERPOOL Aug 25-Arrived bark africa CBr), Herbert,
Shediac
Also arrived 25th ship Zephyr sweetser New Orleans
24th ship the West Taylor New York; bark
Ocean Nor), Bergh, United States.
Sailed 25th ship Matterhorn, Arcy, Coquimbo
Also sailed 25h, PM steamer Pennsylvania, Harris,
Philadelphia.
LONDON Aug 25-Arrived ship Winslow or), Erickson,
Quebec bars Neptunus (Nor Wnes Three Rivers Can
ada Charles Nor) Ness, Quebec.
Also arrived 25h. brig Albert Ger Abrams Wilmington,
NC.
Also arrived 25th steamer Thames (Br) Campbell Que
bee.
Sailed 25th ship Ontario Patterson New York barks
Prmus (Sor) Nelson, United Staes Paolino QtaD, Fer
rigni do Warden Law Q3r, Smith, America; brig Annie
Goddard Br), johnson, United States.
LIMERICK Aug 25-saed, bark France Platte r) Le-
quense, United States
PESARrH ROADS Aug 25-Arrved, schrs Herbert Olive
CBr). Stewart, st John, NB
PoRTRUsH Aug 24Arrved, schr Maggie Harthan, Small
st John NIB.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 25-Arrivod ship Thompson,
Thompson San Francisco: brig Marietta QtaD Ferara,
Philadelphia.
Also arrived 25th barks Cromo Aus) sterh New
Milo CAus), Catticeh, do; brig Neumann Gaede
behn Ger) DethoG Philadelphia Cwas reported arrived
1eth.
Arrived 24th steamers The Queen (Br) Bragg New York
for Lverpoo Atlas % Hoseason Boston for do and both
proceeded.
ROTTERDAM Aug 23-Arrived barks Mynheer CGer, Tes-
naw Wilmington, NC; Sarah d (Br) Eldridge New
York
Arrived oath, ship Josephine (Nor). Smith, New York;
bark Clara Ger. Kruse, Philadepha.
SHARPNESS, Aug 25-Arrved, bark City Of OTTAWA Br),
Dunn Pensacola.
SANrANDER Aug 1o-Arrived, brig Annie Vail Br) Sim
mons Savannah (before reported without date).
WoLGARr (Germany), Aug 19-Arrlved, bark Catharino
OSwe), Remm anssen, Pascagoula.
The New York herald., 1875-08-26

BARK USioN CBr) from Cow Bay CB aug 81, for New
has become total wreck; and vessel sold
The Union registered $40 TONS built 81 rietou IN ioo
BARK RKusENs hence for Elsnore which put into Bos-
ton partially dsmasted has finished repairs ana ee"eu ~
BRIe y. NJ TINKER from Boston for Calais, 10 load for
West Indies, while In charge Of 81 John plot stoh on
Gun Rock knocking Oh oreoo part Of shoe aud started
copper forward
scHR REnEccA W HupDELL the 3mased schr report
May also stripped Of nearly ali her sails She owed
from the Delaware Breakwater yesterday Philadelphia
scHK cARSItA, which arrived Loves, Del 10Th inst
rom the Fishing Banks, time experienced
in reaching the harbor; had decks swept, &c.
owned By the PhSdepRia and Reading Railroad Company
n oI rn$dspha Win cargo Of coal for the Fall River
reaching the wharf Of the latter company in this city this
swung against Rodman's bTeafwater breaking hoo
IN ss5 baD S ags under
down from small engine on deck She bottom,
fast possible.
HALIFAX, Ms, Aug 25-The governments sehr La canadI-
lighthouses. and had been thoroughly overhauled
Bark Nyanra nom Port Medway Liverpool is total
ago Port Medway and six days when wrecked
She owned by O. Zeeley Of Port o Msdway and valued
cargo Of deals The vessel is insured abroad
NoRro5K Aug 251pgt in sehTs & stickney 9 for New
brig with gone is at anchor 10 miles of tho
capes; wreekers have gone to her assistance
BLUFFS Mass Aug 25-Portons OF wreck consisting
hamper and masts supposed to belong to n
schr by the River Queen while making
passage across the Sound this morning 1t is probably
portion wrecked during the present storm
The debris few miles of Nantucket Bar
SAN FRAScIsco Aug 25The quarantine officers going
pool "a of her of 40 with scurvy Of mag
type. The disease confined to the black
but also attacked the white officers The condition of the
terrible II Is said the ship has plenty of fresh
provisions board and every precanton taken dis
infect the ship and preserve cleanliness of inquiry
will be called
large maed schooner the stocks which TO be launch
ed in In few weeks He has contracted build ship for
New York parties, the work to be done by next April
The New York herald., 1875-08-26
LONG BRANCH RACES.

FIRST DAY OF THE EXTRA MEETING AT MON
MOUTH PARK-PooL SELLING IN THE CITY
LAST EVENING.
This is the FIRST day Of the extra racing meeting at
Long Branch which will be continued to morrow and
Saturday The purses liberal, and the programme
embraces a variety OF events which must call to this
popular track each day large assemblagcs
Four races are marked for the opening sport these
being-nrst purse of $500 for all ages, one mile
with maiden allowances; threeye ods, lbs four
yearolds, lbs hve-year-ods and upward, 10
lbs There viii probably face the starter for this
Hitchcock's Century los lbs, and Letta H., l05 lbs
Spindril ia lbs Eclaire III lbs. chestnut fly by
Censor 9s lbs Camden ia lbs bay FLY by Dickens,
81 lbs Gillilower 81 lbs. B T. Carver, ia lbs. F;
Revolt, 81 lbs. Burgoo, 9s lbs Vanderbilt lOS lbs.
Warrior 9s lbs Long Branch ia lbs; vernango, 81
lbs, and Wyndham Court Hamptonl 9s lbs.
Second on the programme is the purse OF s4oo for
three year olds dash OF and half miles The win
ner of any stake required carry pounds
In this there will moro than likely contend Jack
Twigg, Goldmine, bay colt by Panic, Paper Maker and
Nernango.
Next comes the purse of $4O0 one mile and three
quarters for ali ages. This substituted for the
wo-year- -oIds purse) There will 70 the post IN
this Donnybrook, Usage, Century, Eclare and Rummy.
The sport of the day will wind up with a handicap
hurdle purse of $500 $3.50 TO the FIRST 500 TO the
second and $50 the third horse mile heats over four
hurdles the distance being eighty yards. Five
pected to start for this these being Audubon l42 lbs
Busy Bee, IA lbs Coronet l45 lbs Cariboo l45 lbs,
and Moonstone, $50 lbs.
Pools sold three of these events last evening
in the city the following being fair average OF the
prices obtained:-
The New York herald., 1875-08-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
A IurENrLE OPERA TROUPE.

The Mexican Juvenile Opera Bouife Troupe number
ing thirty eigh; persons, arrived in town yesterday
from San Francisco The company is TO appear at tho
Fifth Avenue Theatre Monday and is said contain
some wonderful artists. Among them may be men
toned senorita Gabriel Muda Moron, aged fifteen
years cantatrice in Italian opera; carmeu Muda y
Moron leading prima DONNA eight years Of age and
Guadalupe little prma donna of six years Besides
these there others of equal merit in their several
roles Since the days Of the wonderful Marsh children
so famous in this city in 1850 probably juvenile
troupe has appeared In this country TO compare with
bhty OF their Every opera will be presented
with appropriate scenery and costumes.