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yTsCOINT AMBERLY.

Viscount Amberly, whose death is announced
In London telegram the eldest son OF Earl Russo J.
who has been prominent In public affairs lis mother
VS. Lady Frances, daughter OF the second Earl Of Mnto
The late Yscount born Dee TO- 1872 and ftes
attaining his majority married the Hon. Katherine
Louisa Stanley fourth daughter Of Lord Stanley OF AL
Derby Hisheir Is John Francis Stanley, born in 1863 TIC
V5count was member Of the British Parliament in
1869 and held by courtesy tie second title Of his father
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. p. s. Gilmore has become director Of
the Centennial Choral Union OF this city.
Theodore Thomas has produced Rubinsten's
Dramatic symphony in Boston, and il seems { have
boon received with favor Ii will DE played at u Brook
Ign Philharmonic concert next Saturday!
The programme of the Scandinavian concert
ipcu led by Alr. Iiamerk last III ms regular
~ symphony concerts the Peabody Institute IN Ia +
the ith Act Of Mr. Ham"Tiks " IOyeile,' Harmanl' s
Yakyria" bal ct Swedish songs by bliss IhulsDy anda
violin concerto OF SvenGsen's.
Oliver Ditson & Co., having purchased tho
entire stock plates good viii, &c. OF the ie nrm ~ lie
x Walker the popular music publishers OF Philadelphia,
purpose car wing the business in that city under tle
ir name Of j L. D.tSOn Co, the Junior partner IN tho
house taxing charge Of the Philadelphia concern Tie
Dtsons now have establishments in Boston, NeB-lork,
Chicago, and Philadelphia.
Miss Adelaide Phillips and her opera COM
pauy are now Ncwiork, and after short rest they
viii appear ia or the Eastern cities. Their season
of FEBRUARY when Miss Matilda phillips viii make her
first appearance in NeN-NOrk. The reperiory OF The
season is 10 include La FayOritg," Cenerent lola, III
Barblere" ''Iaftha," "1royatJEe," and BeshDis
Romeo aud Juliet"
Tho effort which Messrs. MOllenhauer,
Schwartz MatZka and BerSncr are making 10 establish
quartet club deserves the most cOrda! pdiic rtcOs
nil on For many there has been no good inter-
nrse connected with the cuitNat On or nstrIin ntal
chamber music IN this city with viii one or another ~
these ar,ts las not been identified and connosstuIs
,G,w il tie general public does not, how deep debt ~
gratitude We them. IL their next concert winch
fo axe place at Chickcrmg Hall IN foW days they Wiz
nur,eut. aiuong other good things, schunann's me
quintet. IA. Richard Hoffman taking the piano pant
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ODfrVARY NOTES.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.-TimOthy Kirby, nm
old citizen Of this city, died to-day at the Of 81.
He leaves an estate estimated be worth between two
and three million dollars Amougtne Tow neirs are Don
Pia;t and the Hon H. b. Banning, ". c.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The POst-Office De-
partment has received information Of the death OF Mr.
John seiberlng who appointed Postmaster AT l. nm
vile Lehigh County, Penn. in February 1920. and las
held that position continue uy until the date ofhis death
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Il must be 4 subject for congratulation and salts
f1ction to those who have friends OH the Atlantic
that the weather i so unusually fine at this season.
Tic white Star steamer Germanic, for instance
was signaled of Ireland in days l7l2 hours
from Sandy Hook, while the Adratic. of the
same line, arrived at New-York Sunday forenoon, in
10 DAYS hours from Liverpool. Are the seasons
changing, or are the ocean steamers SO much better
tLnn fnrnnrlN
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There seems to be less prospect at present
than there was at the opening of the week,
that the calkers' strike will be compromised.
This is especially unfortunate, since the effect
of the strike is likely to be the loss of bust
ness at our dockyards. The folly of strikes
in times like these did not need this new
demonstration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-11

The decision of the Surrogate in the Singer
will case closes all public interest in the scan
dalous personal history which the trial dis
closed. In rendering the decision, brief but
complete sketch of all the facts was gwen
and our readers can draw, without assistance
the moral which the story conveys.
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deprive Spain of advantages in our ports which
she now enjoys, besides giving a graver char
acter than hitherto to our official estimate OF
the rebellion in Cuba.
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The mass meeting of the workingmen could
scarcely have been expected to throw much
light on the causes of their lack of employ
ment. The measures advocated at the meet
ing will not add to Mr.. Coopers just fame as
q friend of the working classes.
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Mr. Blaine gained serious advantage in
party tactics yesterday over Mr. Randall and
the Democratic majority. The Democrats
wanted to put through bill for universal
amnesty. Mr. Blaine wanted to amend 1t so
that tho taking of an oath of allegiance
should be a prerequisite. He also wished to
except jefferson Davis. Mr. Randall refused
even to let the amendment be offered.
Thereupon the Republicans voting against it,
Mr.. Randall failed to get the twO-thirds vote
required to bring his bill up. Mr.. Blaine now
has the opportunity 10 offer his amendment as
an original proposition, and the Democrats
have lost their initiative. They may now be
forced into the position of voting down an
amnesty bill which they know can be passed
in order to bring up another which can not be
passed. and which only differs from the first
in extending amnesty to one more man. We
see no reason why so much fuss should~ be
made about jefferson Davis; but theeountry
has made up its mind not to forgive him yet.
Mr. Blaine knows it, and as matter Of pol
itical strategy he has clearly got the better OF
his opponents 1t is fashion he seems to
have acquired.
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amnsemsnis ano Alretinss Go Night.

BooTus THYATER.-" Julius Cesar"
EI0LE TmEATER-Vanety.
FFTu AVENUE TIIEATBR.-" Pique."
OLYMPIC THEATER.-Varety.
PARK THEArER.-"The Widow Hunt, cto.
sAH Francisco MINsTRELs.
Tony PASTORS NEW THEATER.-2 and NGr1etT.
UNION SQUARE TBEATRR.-" Rose Michel
WALLACKs THEATER.-" Home"
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-PubDc Meeting. .
CHARIIKR INSTITUTE CHAPEL~-Lecture. L. H. landL
CHICKEKING HALL-Amerioan GeOgrapIlcdi SOclety'
CoIOssEUM-" Siege of Paris"
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Mr.. Belmont and the petitioners for the con-
firmation of FItz John Porter evidently had
much the best of tho argument IN their con-
ference with the Aldermanic Committee. Gen.
Porter ought to be confirmed as matter OF
Democratic party interest, and that is rea-
son which the Board of ldermen can fully
appreciate. There is much stronger reason
which will induce the public to rejoice at the
increasing probability of his confirmation.
That is, that there is no real reason for de-
feating HIM, save that he had the courage to
refuse paying city laborers more than the mar
ket rate of wages. TO punish man for this
is equivalent to telling our future officers that
the only way to hold their places is to squan-
der the public moneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-11

The failure of the efforts to save the struck
Jury that had been obtained in the six million
Tweed suit was generally anticipated among
LAWYERS. The next question is whether an
error equally damaging has been made in
summoning the same kind of a jury In the
one million suit. If that array of jurors
should also be quashed OH clerical error. 1t
will be high time to have the clerks Quashed
that make such costly mistakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-11

Mr.. Conover's resolution calling upon the
President to make proclamation of neutrality
between Spain and Cuba reads very peace
fully in its preamble bat would greatly change
the position of all concerned if 1t were acted
upon. The decree of the Queen Of Spain,
which it is proposed to take as model for
the Presidents proclamation, declared spain's
resolve to maintain neutrality between the
belligerents; forbade the equipment OF pIiya-
teers in Spanish ports the bringing Of prizes
thither, or the harboring of vessels of war ex-
cept for twenty-four hours or in stress Of
weather; and was equally peremptory against
transporting effects of war, papers, or commu-
nications for the belligerents, and the enlist
ment of Spaniards in their service A similar
proclamation of our neutrality would Of course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-11

Being an honest, enlightened Republican, H.
Leon Say, the French Minister OF Finance,
appears to receive little consideration
from Minister Buffet or the Administration
press. His wealth, ability, snd personal indie
peudence however, combine to make M. Say
master of the situation in the conflicts which
arise in President MacMahOn's discordant
Cabinet. This time he has acted with his
accustomed Grmness, and has etfectually re-
buked the President, who tries to rule with
military rigOr.
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Restaurant Antoine.

1ransferS rue St-L0uts No. 65.
Wle ses clients de Ia campagne ct au
publlc, ou'il transf6r6 son restaurant du
No.56 rue Louis all Moss meme rue. entire
Rovale ct Bourbon. II sollicite la continual
ton du bienvei]lant patronage qui lui etc
accorde jusqu'a ce jour.
CAanbres mew6ltes pour les royageurs.
no % '74ly o.
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NOTICE.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
DOHice OF Parish Treasurer for the esie of
Parish Warrants told issuel. AMI all monies
coming into the Redemption Fund will be
used for the purchase Of said warrants
monthly. to the lowest bidder.
ST. GRISAMORE,
an Prest Police jury
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EURN1TURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
Il Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, immi
tattoo black walnut Coffins, also cypress
coffins made to order, &c, &c.
In connection with A. H. HoFFMxNN, Cab
met Maker and Repairer of all kinds of fur
niture. Main Street,
l5jan ly) Bet jackson and st Philip
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VOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
p! Regular meeting Second Thursda
of each month. -
Officers :-Silas T. .Grisamore, Presi-
ident Emile Loiseau, Vice President j
Omer Landry, Treasurer Henry Rlviere
Secretary ; F. Samoan. Stage Manager; j.
A. Perrin, assistant Stage Manager John
Hay Property Man; T .Bergeron, Costumer; ;
A. F. Knobloch, Prompter j. L. Wetre,
Assistant, A. B. Ragan, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee of arrangements A. B. Ra-
gan. Chairman, J. N. Wright, L. Aucoin,
N. T. Higgingbotham.
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A pickpockst works on ab>
stract principles.
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THIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer of
The To,cn, corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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v7vHIBODEACX. JOS. T., Pharmacist,
4 Dealer in Patent Medicines, PerfM-
merry, &C., corner of Main and st. Philip
Streets
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HRlSAMORE, s. T., Agent North Anne
u uca Life Insurance Co. Corner Mar
ket and st. Philip, streets.
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CAZZO DR.. J. C., Physictan and
" AcoueAeur, Thibodaux P. O.. Lafour-
cke Parish, LA.
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GEO. w. SQUIRES,
ThibOiaux.
AGENT OF
gAM8S M> PWTMMMo
General lCOmmissiOn Merchant
81 CarOndeiet Street, Front office, up stairs,
NEW ORLEANS.
&C. WILL sELL- zF..
COTTON, SUGAR. MOLASSES. RICE,
HIDES, WOOL, MOSS, ETC.
And purchase all kinds of Merchandise and
Plantation Supplies, having had over
thirty years experience in the busi
ness, can guarantee satisfaction.
IA oct. 1876.
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NNABOR. H. W., Family and Planta-
ton Groceries, Green Street, between
Levee and Market Streets.
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T'RANKLIN HOUSE-B. +. HOLDEN
i Proprietor, corner St-Louis and Mar
ket sts.
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IHLEETWOOD, j. H., Physician.-cf-
i fec Market Street, between st. Louis
and Green Streets.
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THRONE, j. A., Books and stationary deW
j Market street, between st. Philip and
St, Louis iopposite Washington Hotel).
Pk0sogTapkic Gallery. up stairs.
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ASULLIVAN, Z. A. Attor,.>y at Lao,
~ Green Street. between Main and
Thibodaux Streets.
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nSCHWAI.D, j. G.. Shoemaker. Main
" Street between St Louis and Green
streets
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AUCOIN, P. A., Family and Plonta.
a ton Groceries, Main street, between
ocus and st. Philip streets.
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SENTINEL. JOB Office,
corner Market and Patriot Streets.

rI1HIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
No 90. A. r. and A. M.-Regular
meetings on the second Saturday and the
last Saturday of Every month, at 3 o'clock
P. NJ, Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets.
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CABOURIN, c., Surgeon Dentist, Office;
- jackson Street, between Thibodaux
and st Bridget SITS.
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FLEETWOOD, j. H.. Drug Store Mark
T Street, between st. Louis and Green
Streets.
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A zEMA, c., Coffee House Keeper, Main
A st., between jackson and st. Philip
reefs.
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.NERRIER, T., Gumsn,ith, Main ST., be
v tween Sc, Louis and Green Streets
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FRANKLIN, H., Acting Clerk Of the
il District Coa,t.-ofiicc Court hOuse.
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MOORE, l. D. Attorney at La,c,-of
wi flee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.
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VERNOTr, FRANK. Matchmaker amp
II Dealer in fine Jc,cclry dc. Main Street
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WINDER THOMAS, As..d3 R''s;st s,sset A'tHr. Sr.
tween Maronge and Patriot Streets.
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UIEBRE L. A., Sheriff, Office at Court
w House.
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GOODE, J. S., attorney at Law.-offlce,
u over j. H. Fleetwood Market Street
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VERGES. j. M. & Co. Barber, Maiu
Y Eteet. between St.Lo1is and Green
ttrect
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TRIEDENTHAL MRS. S :, Family and
i PlQutof,o,, Groceries jackson Street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ORIO, P. E., Justice of the Peace, end
II Ward & Mayor Of the Town,-of-
ice corner Green and Levee Streets.
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xH1EISSENTHANNER, ALOIS, Contec-
w ione,y aud Soda Water, Green
Street between Market and Main Street
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nUION LEWIS, attorney Smd Counsel
u Tor at Lar. Office, over J. H. Fleet
wsod Drug store, Market Street.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL, Mrs. G
w Gamard, Proprietor, Market st
between st. Philip and st. Louis Streets.
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HOFFMAN,, H., Cabinet Maker, deal
1lr in Hardware, Paints, Oils, Tarmish
1,etc. Main street, between jackson and
StPhilip
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MICHELET, H. H., Parish Treasurer
WI Office, Green Street, cor. Market
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VOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
SOCATION, OF LAFOURCHE,-
Regular meeting on the first Wednesday
of each month, at o'clock, at the office
of Judge LOrio. Cor. Green and Levee.
Officers III. N. Coulon, President.
f Lorio, Vice President, NJ. T. Hig-
ginbotham, Secretary. C. Azema, Treasu-
rer, l.. Aueoin. Censor,
TJNHIBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev.
i C. NJ. Monard, situated in one Of the
most healthy parts Of the town OF Thibo-
dauX.
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uESSE MRS. S. Millinary aud Fancy
IL Dry Goods, Corner st. Louis and
Main Streets.
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1T7HIBODAUX FIRE NO. l. Engine
Room at Torn Hull, Levee St. Reg
ular parades on second Sunday OF each
ter the second Monday of every month.
Officers T. Grisamore, President E.
E, Leblanc, Vice President N. 7. Higgin.
bothsm, Secretary; II. w. Tabor, Jr., AS,
sistant Secretary; Fl. W. Tabor, Foreman !,
H. Champagne, ssistant Foreman ). T..
Oshwald, Hose Director; II. TetIeaux. As
tant Hose Dir'tor; H. H. Michelet, Engine
Director P. A. DeManade, Assistant En-
ne Director; o. Malbrough, Tyler Jos.
III odeaux, Treasurer. -
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A SSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
A Fancy articles. &c., corner Market
and Louis streets,
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NT. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rev. C. +. D.
y Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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FROST JAMES, Coffee House keeper,
i corner tireen and Market Streets.
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LING, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
sna ~ 0ooss, Hats, Caps &C.. corner Main
ana Focus Streets.
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TyHIBODAUX, r. A.. Civil Emgsneer,
i jackson Street, opposite St. Bridget
Street.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-06-08

Crop prospects in the West are highly
encouraging, and the papers of that section
predict heavy yield at harvest time Win
ter wheat is unusually promising 1t has
not been injured by frost, nor the roots
thrown out of the ground by alternate freez-
ing and thawing, one of the prominent
causes Of bad crops in the West. 1t is too
early to Judge as to the yield Of spring
wheat, Of which an unusual breadth has
been planted in the northwestern tier of
States but if no ill-uck falls upon this crop
1t will yield heavy per cent. to the re-
turns OF the present season. In this State
the wheat fields look well and the planting
Is IN advance of last year Corn planting
has been prosecuted under favorable cir
cumstanceS in most of the States and the
acreage devoted TO this crop is large The
prospects of the cotton crop are satisfac-
tory, especially in the Gulf States. The
only drawback is fear Of inundations in
the river bottoms. On the uplands the
chances of full yield are excellent. The
area Of cotton planted is below the average
OF the past five years, and this will operate
to the advantage Of the planters, as it it will
prevent the market from being overstocked.
More corn Is put in the ground in the South
this year than for a long time past. Fruits,
vegetables and hay in the Eastern and Mid
die States will well repay those whose in
duStry runs in these channels The small
fruits and vegetables command good prices,
and the genial showers and hot suns push
on the grass with sure and steady progress.
On review Of the whole agricultural field
at this time there is much to cheer and en-
courage the tillers of the earth and make
them look into the future with hope and
not dependency.