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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-10

nt9t fduiser S1ulren, ipdbrenp slei@s
ssttts bic fduisen S9u!psn tenOrirt
rpereen, mare Elm Nft Der uneere1tistett
swil1en Sncioibuen, ben fetn @eri1tss
bot zines ciSiliTrten Ganbs6 bulren
rrtiros uno unter unleren @elsBsnr
wdrce etne Girma In 1cl6em Gaue pcs
betrisrii@en Santerotts anestlaet.
nno cod 1T es uniere Yclittf eerefen,
pie 8Oncs, pelGe Sabre lang ausfes
ben, obne fdats ;u fein, a~ufsutaufen.
Wan wtcerrufe cas- 2ssols Iencers
@eleB, unb lopOtl GretitOren alS De-
bitoren wsrben fi@ babel 70 gut bsfns
pen, tpie perber. @ir Uirpen tann,
pte jeBt, swei Arten BON Calculations
mitteln baden, ndmIt6 Win;e uno
iOI6ee papier, pas In Minse al pari
einl6sbar mare. DaS 0el6dft peS
sanceS wurpe SOrsussweiie caS seBtere
tsnaBen, neil iul6e6 papter in Wirf.
ltdteit senau 70 gut it, ME @OlO unO
Stlber. Nllsin Der unterl9iep ;wt>
l6sn Damn uno jebt mare unermfbIt6.
Wtr bdtten rann spei slei9 quite uno
~befdnpise Civilizations mitteI, pdbrenO
mir jsBt Elm sutes uup elm IbIe9tes,
elm ccntantes unp Elm fuctuirsnpes
BADEN.
Sobalp mir bic 9eoaI- CENTER Nfte
rptperrufen, Den Wicerruf nit ben nSs
tbtsen 0eieBsn teslsitsn nnb auf piele
Beiie CUR Spe3iesobIuns SurIdtsbren,
miro Der Mlnsoctratb fit aue leeiti:
men 3pede eeniieen. Sob uno gill
Der Inp bier i'm uebel FuB %Dorbauoen.
sic inp tbatId6li6 Elm 3beil unlerer
natipnalen Yrorufte. Die Na6frose
wtro Elm Nnssbot eraeusen. @ir pro-
ou3iren jdtrlt@ pisle WtQipnen Spe-
ste uno peurt MIR, Dfe uniere 0rsunps
in Californian, pie Sa6e 70 einri9ten,
oae Sob uno Silber im Snlanp aIs
NuStauldmittel benuBt rperoen, 70 pers
ben rieie @pelmetaQe i'm eanpe bIeibsn,
Obne ros t%eiOncere 0efege n6tbis
m1ren.
User nil IS in Atrspe tslen. bas
cine NuttOn, wel@e bic 9dIfte Der jdbr>
lthen Yropufte Ger Welt on gnelmetaq
liefsrt, aenus fir ibren etsenen 8eratf
surddbebalten fSnnte D? Nus renn cas-
gbelmstal pur9 legislative 9erfiouns
gen bonn 9anbe, In rent es prpbustrt
nirb, nerbannt rrercen?
Die 6ilfsqueaen ptelss 9anees inb
unermeeli@. On Mitteln Der Grploras
tion fsblt es ni6t. Sir ben 3ranspurt
pom 5nlanp biS our 8Ife une BON ter
&ite su cen e%ntferntsitsn lbeilen Der
Union mad frempen Gdnoern III 70 gut
; sslorst, als in irsenp einem Ganpe Der
Gree. l1np bod mus man sueebsn,
|, cas mebr als je ras SapitaI misis
Iiest pae rie Nrbsit itile iisbt oer6an-
pel gsldbmt III, cas- 1ranspDrtgel9dft
barnieperliest unb bic @efddfte aIer
Nrt rempralifrt finb. unr tparum ?
Sinp he ameritunilden Burger auss
eeartet unb ni6t mebr 70 unternebmenD
pie fribsr? Durdaus ni6t. Aber
Die 3eitsn erfOrpern etnen bSberen GRAB
Der Gbrli6teit unp Sparlamteit i'm If
entlt6en pie int Drieatleben. 8as
mir aber am Meifen bepirfen, I'm, Dem
6aneel uno Der Snbufrie einen neuen
|. aufl9wuns su seben, pas 1T bic grs
multiplying unp St&erbsit, rrel9e cine
!. es1unoe, confante unp ncrmale Gurs
! rsncy uns seben pdsrs, cine Currency,
rrel1e ren ndmli6en @ertb behalf, Of
MIR n~erfauftn ODER faufen. unb pelde
pie 0sIt ausl@liebli6 als @elp aners
fennt.
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by Nash s. iEOdgson.
CHARMING PRYTANIA STREET RESIDENCE
W.T. HANDSOME GROUNDS
LOTS &c FEET FRONT BY 10 FEET.
y MOST DELIGHTFUL EEIGHBORIIOOD.
ON Long CEED.: ~ AUCTION
by Nash s. E0dgson.
RYN NASH & HODGsON--W. I. Hodgson, A,

by NASH & HODGS0N-W. I. Hodgson, Auc-
ID toneHr-Otice No Carondelet street-On
SATURDAY, March 20 1-75, at II clock NJ at the
St Charles Auction Exchange, will be sold
THAT CHOICE AND ELIGIBI.Y LOCATED
RESIDENCE, 1i5 Prytana street in The First Dis.
rict OF this city in the square bounded by Prvtana
St Charles, Polyma and Urania streets Tor Felicity
Road, together with the THREE LARGE LOTS
OF GROUND. which measure about % feet front on
PrNtania street, by depth Of 12- feet about; one
lot extending to the depth of about 176 feet more
fully described on plan by Louis II Pile Surveyor
dated harch-1-75, exhibition the place of sale
THIS ELEGANT RESIDENCE contains wide,
hall two parlor5, dining in wing with store
low with six bedrooms above baths closets in bed.
rooms etc; with gas throughout CiSein hytlI;,nt
large front side and rear yards garden highly embel-
llshed with two story brick detached building on
the rear OF the long lot slate roof With coal and wood
houses. stable wash house and three servants
rooms; the whole in pretty fair repair; needs paint
ING and immediate occupa ion can be had
This location is one of the choicest in the city de-
li@httul ncighborhood and is altogether fIstclas-
residence for gentleman and his family and may be
Inspected any time application to the anct oneels
Terms and Conditions-Ihe SUM OF 5000 to be
paid cash the spot to bind the sale the balance
AT one and two years with eight per interest and
all the usual security clauses.
Act of sale before George w Christy notary at
the expense of the purchaser who will assume all
taxes due for the year 1s7i, and up TO day of sale
over and above his bid. mh7 I'll
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AUCTION SALES.
By X. Nj. s. B. }. MONTGOMERY.
D NJ & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE
Office Armory Hall, 81 Camp Street.

Tri-weekv sales of every description of household
furniture mirrors, pianos carpets, mattresses etc
etc, on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at auc.
ton room, No. 50 Camp street, commencing at IL
o'clock.
Semi-weekly sales of horses, mules buggies car.
rages, etc, etc, at sales stables, OF Grayer
and Baronne streets, on Wednesdays and Saturdays
commencing at II O'Clock A. III.
Out door sales of every description promptly at
tended to.
Special attention paid TO the sales of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
OF every variety to be found in the city their show
rooms Armory Hall q Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment of the
kind III the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage, both in their line auconeers and deal
ers III furniture. ial "
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Hy Albert Paul.

EoUEEHoLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE.
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and othe.
Ware, Etc, Etc.
FsY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Office and
ID salesroor No. 90 Royal street-Will sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10
O'clock, A. NJ, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, nea:
Dust0mhouse streets
A general assortment Of new and secondhand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Glass
and other Ware. ETC., etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, etc. Storage q!
moderate rates s24 tt
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BY Hoffman, Marks s. Co.

BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS. MEMS.
Youths and Boys Clothing
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO-Alex Lew
- Auctioneer-On TUESDAY, the 10th inst al
lO's o'clock 4. NJ, at Salesioom No. B. Chart: es
street, will be sold
% cases Boots Shoes and BroganS for Men
Women, Misses and Children.
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing.
Terms AT sale. mhl6
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

& n & 3. j. Montgomery sell Household Furni-
ture, Carpets, Mirrors, Mattresses. ETC., at 50
Camp street, at II A. NJ.
hoffman, Marks & Co sell at salesroom 81 Chartres
street, at 10o o'clock A. NJ Boots Shoes and
Brogans; also at same place and hour Men >
Boys and Youths Clothing.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

NOTICE-The copartrershp heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the nam, OF
BRIGGS, PAYNE & Co, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, +. G. Payne and Henry
Denegre retiring.
f. b. Briggs and Jno. n. PAYNE will continue the
wholesale grocery business without change of STYLE
and will iquidate ehe affairs of the old firm at the
old stand.
p. Il. BRIGGS
Z. c. PAYNE,
JNO n. PAYNE
HENRY DENEGRE
NEW OHLssNs March ~, 1-15.
IN RETIRING FROM THE WHOLESALE GRO
Gerry business, the undersigned tax, great pleasure
in recommending the new hous, of BRIGGS rAYNE
4 co. to their old friends and the public generally.
T.. G. PAYNE
HENRY DENEGRE
NEW ORLEANS, March 49, 1875 mh1i 81
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed copartnership under the firm name OF
PAYNE DENEGRE CO, As dealers in coffee and
rice, and as successors t" Messrs ii. 6, Colomls &
Go. at - Hatchex street.
EDWARD e. PAYNE
HENRY DENEGREo
y. A. POVESINE.
New ORyrss- March 70, ls75.
THE FIRM OF H. c. COLOMB & co. Is THIS
day dissolved b, mutual consent. II. G. Co
loml. will attend TO the liquidation Of the hnsines. OF
the lat. linn al $40 Gr;.sies street
II. G. COLOMH
r. A. pOUESINE.
IN RETIRING FROM TIE COFFEE Br-SI
nr-. taxi great plea>ur. in ,ohctin. for m, sue
,..-ors Mrssr.. PAYNE. DENEGRE 4 Co the
SAME liberal patronage, that la been extended /. me
by nv til. nd- and the publ. generally.
II. q. COLOME.
NV OEIa&ss NAch ~ g-.S mil. I'm
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LOST'-FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-A small English brown
- TERRIER yesterday from pot Camp street She
had red ribbon round her neck. ANY one rctulun.
her 70 the owner will be paid Five Dollars
mill BIT
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mhlb 1t
WANTED The advertiser, thorough account
w ant, desires a situation in wholesale house
either as bookeeper correspondent account sales
clerk or in fact i'll any capacity where he earn u
support Tor himself and wife. Has al EXP e1ence
OF ten years IN one OF the La gest houses in the South
an furnish satisfactory reference. ad is willing
work for 900 per month until business improves.
Address ". ? f. LocA box -56 y. o.
mills lw EAM
NvANTED-A youth white, that thoroughly un-
W derstands horses, driving etc and to assist in
waiting on the table, who will make himself generally
useful must come with good reeoInmen dations for
honesty. Apply AT ~ IchUupitoula~ street between
the hours Of and ! 7. NJ. or on ST Charles street
between Nalcnce and Bordeaux left hand side 90
Inc mhli At NAE
NIANTEp-PART With sl400 to SI5C0
" cash want to become int rested in some
GOOD business giving to ii tmr and labor At the
SANE tine Am Wen acqut nted in the city and full Y
competent 70 attend 10 any kind othusiness in ot e
store Or outdoors Address L. i. l5-Bullrtin office.
mill II !.
tANTED-i situation foI v htr aud wife
W 10 20 IN the country the man t" make himself
COOK washer and ironer. also is good house keeper
Phase address J, Eu!lc,in office. mhl3 81
NTANTE Occupants for large aud pleasant
~ Furnished and Unfinished Rooms, at No. 2l0
Camp street. Would nehalt OF the house il
Desired Apply on the premises ml2 If
WANTED-A partner in business with a cash
- capital OF say twenty thousand dollars to be
Employed in business fully established and that PAYS
M 80 ploHt snail require sad party 20 take charge
OF the books and cash can have full control of the
same The business is highly honorable and taseinat
M No risks TO run no OLD stock made My capi tai
IS TOO small 10 run said business and hence must
nave partner, and would prefer Young man of say
between - and a. Years Of age. Address Lock Box
2l9 All c'mmunications sslietly private. The very
best OF references given regards honesty and in
tegIlty. Lock Box PIG, New Orleans La.
F;l- I'm
WANTED TO RENT-A house or cottage of
~ from tour to seven rooms within fifteen minutes
rue Oh the INES tllce Rent not to exceed $50.
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REMOVALS..

D EMOT%Y-On MONDAY. The Y4s ~ March The
Al Commercial Insurance Company will remove
10 the lately occupied By the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company, in the Lousians National Ban.
building, No. l20 Common street
WALTER HUNTINGTON Secretary.
New Orleans Feb. 80. F2G Ina
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

once OF the Merchants' Mutual Insurance
90. No. lof Canal street, New Orleans March 10
- Notice Is hereby gwen that the annual elect ion
Tor eleven directors shall be held At the Office of this
Company on MONDAY, April 9TH i-.5 between the
hours OF 10 A NJ and 2 j. NJ
q. W. MOTT
Hihit III secretary
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WANTS.

"ANTED-Life Tonic and Pulmonic Srup bot
w ties for which cash will be paid at the depot
OF the New louisiana Remedy for Coughs Asthma
Chiils and Fever. Scrofua, etc, l06 Camp street
NH
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER.

Engagement of the Brilliant Artistic, Mrs. +. s
CHANFRAU. who will appear on MONDAY
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and WEDNES-
DAY MATINEE, in the new emotional play by
z. W. Tayleure, Esq, of WAS SHE RIGHT!
Emily eadman. Mrs. +. :. Chanfrau
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY and SAT
tRDAI MATINEE-Nrs. Chanfrau's new and
beautiful play entitled JEALOUSY. Lady
Clara Northrop, Mrs. +. S. ChantIau with songs:
he Fairies and Can Me Thine Own" All
the company in the east
In rehearsal-CHRIoTlEJ UNCONSTITUTIONAL
mill IT
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| melt !" 233 Common Stree
DUTTEE-BUTTEE-
100 tirkins choice GOSHEN BUTTER
| - = medium
| 100 e e4oice Western
y 1uha
40 tierees V. v. So HAMS,
For sale BY HOTT q WILCOX,
mill st - Tehoupitoulas street
1900 boxes choice Western CHEESE.
200 English Dairy CHEESE
200 Nutmeg
100 Family Favoli q
For sale by HOYT & WILCOX.
mill 81 e Tchonpitouas street.
Cow Peas. Rye Flour, Fancy Grit,
500 SACKS CAROLINA PEAS, on the spot
80 bbls pure RYE FLOUR
100 iudnuts Fancy GRITS
For sale be- GEORGE HECK & co
m II Ut corner P"ydras and Tchoupltoulas SIS.
Provisions Provisions
so CASKS BACON CLEAR SIDES.
80 casks BACON CLEAR RIB SIDES
80 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
100000 pound, Dry Sailed CLEAR SIDES,
ID, 600 pounds Dry Sailed SHOULDERS
30 tierccs choice SCGARCURED HAMS. can
vased,
20 ticrces choice SUGAR-CURED HAMS. I'm
= boxes choice BREAKFAST BACON canvased
% umcanvased
100 terccs choice LARD
200 kegs choice LARD
80 half bbls choice LARD
30 tirkins choice BUTTER.
FLOUR AND KILN DRIED CORN MEAL.
III store and ioT sale by
=. A. FINNEY & co,
mh1f g 70 Magazine street.
CEED CORN->EED OATS
100 sacks Fancy New Madrid white CORN.
600 sacks Fancy Surprise white OATS.
1000 sacks Fancy Gaena black OATS.
For sale at lowest market rates in lots 70 suit
buyers by H. I. LAWLER
No - to 3 South Peters street
mhli2t near Poydra-.
COMMERCIAL AND LITERARY COLLEGE,
j. chopin, Principal.
DAY AND EVENING: sCiOoi.
Boarding particularly attended to.
'orn", OF Rampant and orlean. No. To-. mills I'm
T tNDIEG Italian bar. Auror. iron. Boz.
/ ! deauN-
loo quarter. PORT WINE, J. Lamoths
80 quarters SHERRY " ,aur.-A 60
500 eases vEEMOITI! Molly Prat 20
fSr sale hs y. MANDIN
mhlf' - Decatur stree
Corn. Oat~. Bran. Meal. Etc.
800 SACKS WHITE 'E''"" AN'
,ni>ei CORN
1enn sacks choice tialens OATS
800 =. fresh Wheat BRAN.
TOO :. Cracked CORN.
800 bbl. Ailn-dTicd CORN-MESY
Foi sale by GEORGE HECK Gt0
mhis .. corner PcydrA> and Echospi'oul.s {
\ OTICE-
y Thr prolri.eo. .. VII. - ~ Known eoECEHy
ALOON, NJ y ROY Al. STREET Informs Iii, :
riend- AMI the public that he Ia, recently improved
is establishment and ha- engaged the sharmin. 70 .
ali,t~ AIllr-. !to~alie and sMafhilde Lau1e who /
ill appear .ve'y evening. The bar and s~tau n
ant j. supplied with III. best ii suoI- and a. HAT
in tie market. HhIl "
$3.50 ! 4
pOSSELLo HOT ST. "
~
BILOXI. NI>~.o /
riN reopen NAY 1T, 10 sor size reception a' =
guests
The fonet has been
NEWLY FURNISHED THEOUGHOt Z.
Charges Moderate. 4
mhl3 tim PETER J. MONTROSS. Proprietor
D EMEMBER-
THE PRESS SALOON,'s c
o
BILOXI, MISS b
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ERCHAETS CHEMICAL
MARKING INK
Never Moulds or Evaporatea
Price 40 cents per gallon Manufactured hv
GEO w. MASTERS
melt lW !:,3 Common Stree
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MERCHANTS CHEMICAL MARKING INK.-Mr.
George W. Masters, 2J3 Common street, is
manufacturing chemical marking ink for
the use Of merchants, which is pronounced
superior article. 1t is claimed that it never
moulds or evaporates The price is remark
ably low, only forty cents per gallon.
SEED Corn AND OATs.-Mr. II. L. LAWYER Nos
% and - South Peters street. near Povdr s. has
now on hand large supply Of fancy New Madrid
white corn and fancy surprise, white and Galena
oats, to which we direct the special attention Of
the trade
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It may be the last,
1t may be the last,
II is certainly the best
Chance Of getting rich
Buying SO ticket
In next Saturdays drawing
OF the Louisiana State Lottery
40 Prizes amounting to So, 000.
40 Prizes amounting to $4,000
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OPERA HOUSE,
Sunday, March IL, 1875.
DOM SEBASTIAN Grand Opera tiv. acts.
:, Monday March Is, Gfth night % Mile De
UR>kA-Rigoletto.
mill 1t
I'VE URSKA IN LUCIA AND DINORAH-
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WANTED TO RENT-A house or cottage. of
w from four to seven rooms. within fifteen minutes
ride OF the Times Office. Rent not to exceed $50
Qtfica = =, -
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Al THE
OPERA HOUSE ON WEDNESDAY,.
Unabated success and
TRIUMPH OF MILE. DE MURSkA
The reigning Queen of Song
On Wednesday. March -, at = z. NJ.
Last night bnt one. By general request DE MURS-
IA III her great character of
LUCIA ID LAMHERNOOR
DE MtRSkA in her great role OF LIE PARDON DE
PLOERMEL, i'll hch she or. aed a turore | ist
Wednesday. Signor Btaga will play lie Sponde
di Sareune on his violoncello.
lE ~ AY-Last DE MI RSkA NIGHT.
Sale of seats DAY from 9 to II at the Opera
House and from II to 4 2. NJ. at Eles Music
store mhl6 1t
DE MURsKA MATINEE CROWDED
Mr.. u. de vvo has the honor to announce that in
order to comply with the requests of several dis.
tngulslled dies, who were unable to obtain seats
at the Matinee last Saturday he has concluded
to give the LAST DE MJTRSKA MATINEE
NEXT SATURDAY. AT GRUNWALD HALL.
Tickets tor sale at Grunewald on Wednesday.
mill If
4 GRAND VOCAL AND ORGAN CONCERT
For the benefit of the
Coliseum Place Church sunday school:
will be given by the SUNDAY School Children. assisted
by som" OF the best amateurs in the city in the
Church on next TT ESDAY Evening at ~ o'clock
h'ltH 10. mhl3 st
- AYETY THEATER-
~ Corner Common and Bar0nne ssrass.
jan FLiNtE- Proprietor and Mansg@
CHAs. o. WHIIE--------S Stage Manager.
THE ONLY VARIETY THEATER IN THE CIT
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
With Powerful Variety, Dramatic Burlesque
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK
jas " ADMISSION 25 CENTS
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The South sends off to the North and else
where great deal of money for tonics, blood
purifiers, etc, which should and may be kept
at home. Our swamps yield the material tor
better article, known dis Life Tonic made in
this city. Some Of our most distinguished
citizens have tried it, and Col. T. Is. Pittman
Of Lafourche, says he ''caunot say too much
il Its favor. The depot Is log Camp.
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pIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC

ClDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Engagement of the Queen of Bnrlesque Miss ELIZA
WEAIHERSBN. supported by her sister Miss
JENNIE WEArHEESBY and a Talented Bur
IeSque lionpe, for short season of Gcuteel Bur
iesqne and Opera Boutie MONDAY. TUESDAY
aud WEDNESDAY. March L. Ii and l. and
NEl)N EHDAl Matinee the Oriental Burlesqlle
entitled
ALADDIN. OR THE WONDERFUL SCAMP
IHI fSDAl FRIDAY, SATURDAY and sun
"a March l., ~, 20 and u, and SATURDAY
Ma1lnee, the nav Fairy BuIlc-que entitled the
EN- HANfED BEAUTY Tn, burlcSque is
eie9dhtlV gotten up, with scenery wardrobe
ana appointments Tho entertainments will
commence with a Petite Comedy or Musical Farce
III preparation IN" entirely New Butlesuue entitled
CAMARALZAMAN also the Nj ,thoooieal Bur.
'o'l"o i'AiALloN. mhl4 tt
ST. CHARLES THEATER.
LAST WEEK of the EMINENT TR,GFDIAN
MIR. T.. L.. DAVENPORT,
Supported by the talented actress.
Mrs. T.. L.. Davenport
MONDAY and TUESDAY,
ST. MARC, or The Soldier of Fortune
- hait---------------.- Mr. + l.. Davenport
Danoia .---.... Mis- +. H. Davenport
WEDNESDAY,
New Way TO Pay Old Debts.
Hlf Giles Overhead --------- Mr. L. l.. Davenport
Lady Allwnrth- Mrs. f.. l.. DAVENPORT
THU ESDAN-
DAMON AND PlTHiAs.
ramon -----.-------- Mr.. f. l.. Davenport
in Mrs +. l.. Davenport.
FRIDAY-IOTNT BENEFIT OF
Nr. az Mrs. l.. l.. Davenport.
DAVENPORT MATINEE
Prices usual. mid If
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tiANlED-A situation foI 4 whitr aud wife
W 10 20 in the country. the man to make himself
generally useful On plantation tbs woman is a good
cook washer and Ioncr also is a GOOD house keeper
PI-a.e tldI.s. j lnllttin ottce. mhI3 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31
Is THIS ANOTHER sTOCKvIs CASE?

FRENCH EMIGRANT's MYSTERIOUS FATE
FOUND DEAD IN AN INSANE ASYLUM AND HIS
WIFE REFUSED PERMISSION TO SEE THE
BODY.
Gustlve ID. oe Vernon . Frenchmap, about
10rty.two years Of age, arrived at this port ten
days ago on the steamship Canada, accompanied
by his vile. During the voyage he showed slight
symptoms OF insanity. week ago yesterday, in
the evening, he left the house where he and his
vile were stopping, and up to yesterday his wife
knew nothing oil his whereabouts Being an utter
stranger sue did not know TO whom to apply
In order, II possible, to find out what had become
OF him but yesterday gentleman, to whom sne
her IN her search. lie went to the Tombs and
found that several days AFRO de Vernon had been
arrested and sent uD TO the Island. ON going 10
Castle Garden the gentleman could ind no record
there OF Inc missing mans having been sent to
the Island; but on getting permit to go there he
says he met the Warden on the boat VINO told him
that de Vernon mad died on Monday In the
Insane Asylum. TDe unfortunate mans wife, VINO
accompanied the gentlemao, requested to be
shown the body that she might be certain
that It was really that OF ner missing husband;
but this reasonable request, strange to say, was
refused, he SAYS ana he ADDS that wnen the physi-
clans were questioned as TO the cause Of MS death
they simply C ntented themselves py SAYING That
he had died OF insanity.
AS the Coroner has been notified to hold an IN
quest on the body the wife very naturally
fears that her husband had been so NAL.
treated either when arrested or afterwards.
natural causes why the necessity OF an inquest
Her suspicious were excited to, by the refusal
OF the island authorities TO let ner see the body.
There may be nothing wrong IN the case; but II
request was refused or what caused the mans
deatn that an inquest 10 deemed necessary.