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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27


rbe fire Department OF Nev Orleans. with
49,. ,,vited TO assist In the celebration OF the
n rs,,,v.niuth Anniversary. will assemble on
saturday, March 4, 1875,
In the following order:
~.,..,.or atsom Fire Co. No. I Of Now Orleans.
XXX 7, a3&cynard steam Fire Engine 60; NO.. l.
stIs,a EnRne nse,a1 81. No Se ac' N Asiors
ssHIneton Hook and Ladder Go. No. OF Al
sssrs Easns O. SS ssdp q o New Nn 2rs.n =. Nav
Orleans. - 81.
rss sboye companies will constitute the First
,s.,slun which will form on tho south side OF
cd street head resting on Camp strcct. ex-
,ss1Inr east. under tho supervision OF Assistant
eneneer NJ RAY.
v,.s,.s,ppi steam Fire Company Eo.2.
vSsnt Heam Fire CofnpaD No. ..
!msnsimn Hook and Ladder Company No, 2.
hnnInmhia Steam Engine Corn pany No. b.
HSsS ss sis% Eaa,ae sss1s onesny cs%pSso, No.
T..ie Rteam Engine Company No.7
~. alove companies will constitute tho Hec-
..d Diyisjon. which will form on the south side
n Canal street. head resting on Camp street. OK
,suding west. under thesupervision OF Assistant
Eorinesr FRANK HERRON.
p,poix Steam Fire Company Nos
NM Hook and Ladder Company No.3.
nssoIe Steam Engine Company No.y:
Tnmissna Steam Engine Company No. 10. e.
Eissd perry Steam Engine COmpany No. a.
prsseyarnnce steam Engine Company No. 10.
Ellsdepha steam Engine Company No. IA.
Tho sbovo companies will constitute the Third
DysIon, which will form On the north side of
0sus street head resting on Chartres street.
sr,oudIng east. under the supervision Of Assist
An, Eugineer y. SCHIEBERT.
Jscksop Steam Engine Company No. u.
Wsshinston btsam Engine Oonp1n No. ~.
prican Hook and Ladder Company No. 4.
i,yirsns Meam Engine Company No n.
irScrron steam Engine Company No. n.
iMaimette Meam Engine Company No. 70.
CRESCENT steam Eogine Company No. n.
Tho above companies viii constitute tho
Fourth Division, which will form on the north
aids OF Canal stree l. head resting on Chartres
street extending west. under the supervision of
Assistant Engineer r. SCHNEIDER. III
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

Strangers will do well to visit our celebrated
Dollar Store, 1877 Canal +s@s--
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

fs 80AA0AOA 98O@A0
Fourth Of March Goods.
Just received at
AUoUsTE MARX,
3S3. :. .Dryedss Street. 80. 38S
Bet. Thalia and Ersto streets.
Comprising a full line Of Colored SILKS
Black GRENADINES. Plain and Striped Black
ALPACAs. TAM1BE. CAsHMERES.
WHITE KIDS AND LIsLE THREAD GLOVES,
Gents Cloths,
WHITE MERINOs. for Fircmen's Shirts.
Casimeres. Doeskins. Jcans, ctr.
White Goods, ....t
victoria Lawn. Bishop Lawn, Swiss Organdie.
Piouct~ plain and colored.
NATNsOoKs,
Embroldcrics of all kinds.
Damask Table Cloths. Towels.
Napkins. Wine Cloths.
White Linens. Linen Shectings.
Handkerchicfs-pla and embroidered.
Hosiery.
Ladies' and Gents' Hose. Oolored and Striped
Stockings In every variety.
WOtions,
Ribbons, Neckties. Scarfs. Collars, Cuffs
) ll2stizgs, Rags, OH Cloths.
Besides full line Of Fancy Dry Goods too
numerous TO mention. Just received and for sale
at prices to
Defy ConpstAtion.
s Il nH AUGUSTE MARX. !
fe27 1t2dp tgsgg q sss Draydes street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

which II wos accommodated yct n ,vas not Tho
result OF State craii, though it WINS q triumph of
far sighted statesnapuhi,, vl,iob Ioot cd hcvn,,d
mere national ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and saw in 1t u
national necessity. The control OF The mouth Of
the Mississippi by any foreign power mepaeed
and might have closed the highway OF national
progress. Cai. you think that the men who 1.-Two
,p upGn h,s .hy aiVtrs III y out vai,ys Iar o thouRh
tne,r MONIES my pc. can DC lhdiuerentt 70 your
Rrosperitys tel' you, mol You may hear II IN
ule ule iYuu 'oioe ., tne ihoINted ueinaRoguc, put
That is no true echo of the strong. ealm beating
oi the pcpnlmr neart Whieb t1robs IN sym
patily WIN az VINO dwell w our great valley.
anm reIolces IN tle music oi us meeting watofs.
me most superneiai observer must compre-
henh and appreciate the importance OF pros
~, ,hs country UPON lhe Nortnern Mississipp,
aM4d M lts Iipuiafies. opq2n ti.ad a suplect heeu
s aad noting bnt SHOULD not ll We moasure
upon me did l fatl to call attention to the great
nnuehas wn,en your STABLES nxefcse up9n !e
or on lle Wnole country. tt,ssing EastWari, ana
phyohu ty, u,o mountuns 20 wnlch deine tbe Mlssis-
sa,,ey III ti'"y a'rset,on. W. nnd Vsut popH
i ~ NJ, usei w ,s,cs lron' tns cptton lipra by
tua. i hVno ~ ouuctYu' NOV ohy ~ elHpioyHehL
g,yen 70 n,poL pnt .ns country Is save. from tie
Will, - pui u'os =. aIosv III, 4"
ulsponsasVio n.nuIa.,tufes Weolu occaslon. Ilo
extent OF me general benefit N TINS respect can
post pe seen ~ y tne non1cr 81 persons y whom
employment Y given. and the value Of the goods
"HanuI~ture1. - .
s,r Wsr 'Fo a,s H g,s my I'd to
II -
.l vanai NoW fork ana New Jersey. lM. .ie, persons
Wofs "hp'ove" III t'io innnui"'nts oi cottoh
Roons.
Their annual wages amounted to. go. sI5 S73 256
The raw materials used amounted to. 90 s,tg59lI
And tho manufactured goods we're of
the value Of .157 6i31i2
am able To state these statistjnaI foots lint I
am not able to tell nor can yoI, estimate tho
brospeIuy n a.,u ntspp,hass ll'.t pfl9htons nun
nioos VI tnousanus ., noInes p",tiSe OF uie ein-
pl0yment given in the Inanuiacture of your
'"a,'1s' S"pt lno, us.,,u' itpioS. IL soeihs o
hS uht U,,eWooh wv. u'o ptouucers w INC Wh-
Ett-'u " " H,s""iu sui',, hH' Whvst Hippf HtluS
SO ipuen GI yaiu9' tnsre shooid DC u sympathy,
"1mpss ~, r., " pIouaI ., uogu. s ,,.., IL.
a. ms ms prVuue.rvn ~, agule 'dpof y hiroWn upon
tne c'l'he's OF traoe, oflns hn important e-
mon. W oua uo,est,c uo,nneres y, it1 o ana ds 70
ia rn,,[,rtn 1,f tura " ~
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c'gl Nv W FIe"tot uHpo.H"cc uiah uiht Whleh
Iemus ~ she t'ilonu. snu sources ~ our OK
ProViosnny conVeIsn lnnI loreiah uept Ihe
h'iI upYn ~ anu upJ'i OUT o,iat III, spcurls
he,n a9Ip"I eauses IN oknausliye WMhdraWai oi
/, roc ruars 1f forni,,, s,,,,,ia ~, ,.'st
M - y, spnlNi 1919 e'u W ui.ut
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

ATTENTION, CITIZENS AND vfsfToEs.
do you wish entire satisfaction IN the appoint
It's well known you do; and this great desid-
well-known and long established dry goods pods es, 5,
the corner Of Magazine and ST. Andrew streets
The array Of clegrant dress goods is Deantilni u,
and still better the moderate pre chargeah t. ,ol
will not ONLY suit ther customers, but sell g2ods
to suit the times Their goods left over IroH udi
last year will be sold beioy cost. ssn,i riod s,oi !
nut
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

We boast of the best Dollar Store in the United
States. Strangers visit lT Canal.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

Much interesting reading matter is crowded
her of advertisements OF our mercantile friends.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27
Garnet and Curtain
WAREHOU USE,

Wholesale sssd Retail. II Chwres Stvest.
CARPETIN0. Administer Velvet Brussels. otd
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, English and American.
MATING, White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES. Table and Piano Covers
CURTAIN apl Furniture M1terisls.
BROCATELLE, Cotelines, Reps and Slip Gov.
ers, etc.
BUR- APPS. by the bale. piece or yard.
te27 6tap 4. BBOUSSEAU i SON
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

THE FINE Anry. One delights in looking at
and admiring the executions Of life-iike art,
especially when that art gives t9 thell I'm a.ning y;
81 beauty and "a Joy forever In the si,,ape OF
10 their hearts touched as twere. with me strlk-
ing lights and shades Of l:embrandt ana pear {,
ing the mastery imprint OF Raphael Songs, H. 2.
age. His moonlight .promepade photograph; u;
demand the appreciation and the admiration oil
all connoisseurs Go and Seenlh.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

The silks have arrived ut Levy's. f
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

For real bargains In, dry, goods Snd fancy
goods tho strangers Should 60 70 r. Il Il. Mi
chefs. soI Magazine street near the market.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

Ladies'. examine the Gregg TRIED Paper Pat
terms.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27
Total.

IOt'I.ss. S1,p1o NN3sofs
Gold and silver are included In this statement.
During the five years they amounted T. stt5747,
5si. That being deducted leayes s2,7iZ, ,J55, ,J02.
The exports of breadstuffs and provisions
were as follows:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27
pUOGIA VI ALTON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, Z.
A., h,.l,...,ss lfri.tttuYU I4Tk

Executive Department,
New Orleans. February 25 1876. }
Whereas thc public interests seem to demand
that the Senate Of the state ot Louisiana be con,
tinued in session beyond the second day OF
March. A. D. 1876, for tho purpose Of considering
any executive or other business that HGty Dc
brought before than. or for the purpose Of SIT
ting rs u court of impearhment. 4 necessary.
Now, therefor. William Kellogg GovGTnt3d nI No. =
Senate Of the State Of Louisiana IN extrg ses-
sion. said session to, commcneo immedl ately
on the eTpIrti9n 2t M Ie d present ~ rsg"ar g ,s7 Sss
and to continue for and during the space OF ton
days. .ss ...e.,s,..., a.
State hereto attachod this 25th day Of February;
A. b. 1876. and of tho Independence the United
''''''' '''' 0'' VIM. r. KELLOGG
By the Governor: r. G. DesIonJe. Secretary ol
State.
The above appeared in the columns Of the Of
fetal journal Yesterday mofning. and Is but an
other evidence Of the utter disregard Of VIM. Pit'
Kellogg. for the constitution and the wishes ol
the people. 1t is generally looked upon ~ with
out any warrant in the constitution, as under
that instrument there is no provision for any
calling Of an extra session, except oil inc LeRl5-
lature. and The taxpayers have certainly no de'
sire on intention to pay for ten-days sitting o.
the Senate whom Kclogg wishes merely to com
pass some personal scheme or schemes OF his
own. regardless OF any law or right.
~
n is the intention Of Mr.. j. II. Gilllnnd. bust
ness manager Of tho Daily and Weekly Shreve
port Times. to remain in town a few days longer
for the purpose Of attending our State Fair
which commenced yesterday, and to furnish hi
valuable paper with full and accurate report o
everything Of interest that occurs on th'
grounds and to make mention especially o
every exhibitor and every article entered for OK
hibition or composition. The Tines Is one oil th'
best advertising mediums in the State-its cir
cuation being second to no paper In the state
circulating largely in Texas. Southern Arkansas
and Northeastern and Western Louisiana.
section OF country which two years ago trade.
almost entirely with New Orleans. but through
the apatby of our merchants, has been almfsa
entirely lost 10 us. All communications al
dressed 10 Mr.. Gilliand. care OF Thomas Mcln
tyre. or this office. will receive Immediate at
tention.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27

y Ssunpnteer nIteer Steam Engine Fire Company No. !.
%Sis Sistanrd bteam Engine Fire Company No. I.
HCotfI,Sci Siism iEnSine Company No q Alssers'
Sanneton n. and 4. Company No. OF Algiers.
fIIseeourg Engine Company Nc. I. u.s
-Sayeue n, and L. Company No. /. .eFa
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SIsssS.asalppi Steam Engine Fire Company No. 2.
immasit imma1int steam Engine Company No. 3.
CnIrlaa.p Hook and Ladder Company No. 4
SSGsutisiapa Hose steam @ ri Engine Company. pan
Es;s ~ ~ steam Engine Company No. 6.
cWam Engine Company No. Z. w.F
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-27
rhirty-Ninth Anniversary
or Tne-.
FIRE DEPARTMENT

ORDER or FORM1S0:
49, rire Department OF Eev Orleans. with
49,. invited TO assist In the celebration Of the
rl,,tv ninth Anniversary. will assemble on
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
LEGAL NOTICE,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF Hhw ZEALAND
l Northern District. Province OF Auckland
In tie matter OF tho will Of Mills late OF ParncN
isAr Auckland. deceased
Mary Bneman Callahan, wife OF Daniel Callahan aud
Patrick Bateman lbcth formerly BiAckrock. In the
States Of America about thirty six aao their
repesentatives ~. hereby required In and
proof their respective claims under the
will before the 81 day Of March, 1877 otherwise such
eisims will pe absolutely barred
THOMAS JOSEPH WATERS. Trustee Auckland. " H.
DuRsUANT TO An ObDER or rHE HIGH COURT
o Justice. Chancey Division made in she matter OF the
estate OF George Bclmcre otherwise GEORGE
more. Otherwise GEORGE Brnjsmiu Gasstin other isc
Bemor- arstn. decesseu. and sction Edward HrAv
ley. piAintn against John Lawrence Tooe. defend
uss. O. so, the creditors o, George GArstu Selnoic
otherwise George i'em otherwise George Benjamin
Strand the county OF Nddesex actor who died No.
81 4th Tie aud OF Ner the 18th
dav OF November 1919 before the iU,h day OF
tober 1875. 10 send. by pcstspropad Frederick
Thomss Dubos OF No 10 King Chespsde. in the city Of
London aud kinsdouf OF Great Britain. the solicitor OF
defendant John Lawrence foole tho Of the de-
ceased. their Christian and addresses de-
the fu particulars OF their s Of
their and the of the uyl
by them the they will be peremptJriiy
euded from the benefit OF she sNd order Kvrry creditor
holding security is 90 produce he before the
Master the Rolls his chambers situate in Rolls yard
Chancery lane Middlesex. kngsud thursday ;he 18th
IT October 1916 twelve thc clock being
shis 7th day August 1876 JOHN WV. HAWKINS
Chief Clerk. JOHN WILLIAM PROrDFoOT. q John ST.
Bedford in tho OF Alddiesex England Psin
tins solicitor.
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WATCHES. JENyELNY. e.C.


4 MEXICAN DFYICE-<75.Ooa-DlANO WATCH.
"A Jewc.ry Naluabcs. &c. bought. sold
and xchsnged. Los eff cted. established 1874
j. II. BARRINukR. Desiof. fs5 Broadway.
A sy7 BROADWAY CORNER lrii ~T-DfAMOSDS.
n Watches Jewcry silks Laces and Personal Property
description bought aud soa. Loans negct,sted
JANE, r. MATTHEW'S
CENrLEMANs GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN: ALSO
NJ s~usifui Bracelet. Apply at 3ls Esst Cd st.
N1"sschss. Jewery. SILVER Ware csmeis isir shssls.
very sms!i advance. Gno c. ALLEN. Jsweiisr, l,ioo
4soaAvay. nsar 29ss ~
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CoAsrwIsE srEAmsHIr,.

~ Steamers FoS ssss RRxySsi Rs; * Sfi'a SfEhdT
CITY oE SM vEf@ ok6z sE%
4 r cr sss
FOR iTsgh, and ps,,sTs ssS .spiy dis -,
toeer for Vera Cruz and all the above ports
E'oR, HAvANA-rHE SPLENDID NAIL STEAMER
SO Aepy ss'' to
Son ST.
TIE CROMWELL LINE
The steamship
on SATURDAY, sep,sm6er ., sts o'clock p NJ.
Through bill. o .E sG No SIA so aass kss and
points on the Mississippi River.
Apply 10 CLARK 4 SEAMAN, sc Yves. St
MoRGAH's NEW YORK. NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
NJ s;:l sa ss;ars.y ssp s "a sT ps
s @ e City hsaes
9s signed TO A. points on the Ms:i;spp River Noble
Santiago. Brownsville and to sll points .hs Galveston
and Great Northern Texas P.ciac and irsns
Continental railroads Freights for ST. Marys and Fulton
Lsherage and channel dues Corpus Christi and Brasos
Insurance can be effected under open policy OF e =.
Mnsy o1 New o Orleans PER cent 10 .sn,
GhxkIEs A. w2IrSEY CO.. Asl Assnis; 'S oss pier PIC,
OLD DOMINION. STEAMSHIP CoMpAsl.
w. sor,o,. sailing @ from rom pie, 81 North kvsr r,n
sa Az Lns A,anss Coast Line Psdmoni
PANS ines points North Carolina
Virginia, Newbern end Washington n c. win Norfolk,
Lewes Del, Monday. Wednesday and Friday at P. NJ.
connecting with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Psssenger nn%sqrpsssed % III
lowest rates; Insurance TO Norfolk. &C., u per cent
oass 5s ssisea asy '.i
T,HE EVENING TELEGRAM
CIRCULATION. DAILY AVERAGE. s7.752
ADVERTISING 2oC. A LINE.
rNICKRT AT REDUCED PRICE FOR CHARLESTON
by New York and Charleston Steamship line. Apply
3ls East 51th ST
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
A HIGHLANDS OF TIE HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT
"A. The MARY POWELL. for Wes, Point Newburg
cornw on anS apoo by
S ,saye ~ Pier 80 North River es'ry g. daily
evening trains tor the North.
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS c. y1BBAKD
"a and DANIEL pREw,-Leave yessry $. pier ss 3: 10
Dy errybcay IVES. Point; SowSsrs fSnshk este. Rhine
nses Cs'skil and HUDSON cl9;s connection as Ab.ay
trA and ey special 20 Saratoga and Round Lake To
ws.s POW. and N MSegonrs aud return same day. 81
RRooKLYN:. NES., NEw YORK AND NswsURS. BY
8; vestry ST.. New York. at 20 and Gath ST. at ss5 ~,
Cornwall Re,urnns srse At BrooSHn Tiesss. Sns
for the round trip 81 to Iona Island an rs cents
CAISHILL GREEk LINEe;msTEAMER e;7 NEW CHAM
q North river 6 r. IT. Fare SOC Bsrths free ''''
CITIzENs' LINE.-ELEGANT STEAMBOATS, FOR
Troy Saratoga and all points North East and West
leave N daily as w. from pier 40 North
tickets good for 80 days. 81 So
DOR TIE CENTENNIAL
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AMUsKMKHrs.

P1Sisifs sHsiS s;4S5HSN5HIEs: sy;14SS5HSN5HIEs: orEsEn
TODAY a. q THIS WEEK.
ore..s.s ARA, Spicy. Nos. popular and bsss
.ss ,ss anissI.. FTrsinsns risa.s. sss %s
The sLAoSsk H1LLa
Two Of ,hs gIsa.sss sensation. ln New York.
LEGS ON TIKI BRAIN;
: SOPHIE yHSISs!As gSSsShs ..s kRkk!. hEE!s sE..o'
8 HARRY srKIGss WHTsSs BuoFiisss HAkny BENNETT.
2 M MTaS TSs Esd4H4irs. hARs4 hARs4%s sas fsS44!H IoS4!1
4I1yE NV l., sHErr1Hp sasEH ohsR. StsE,; S.AsK
Z JENNIE HiAA wfHIiTSSfky inHfY KfTrY FisHER AHis
CORYPHEEs wanted for Senior cardella's new ballet
X A- KELLY, LEoX,s MiNsfRELs.
Great success Of siE TX 1sx Dxi sutsralG oP@HLAs
THE sSow sHovELLERs' BALLET.
Amazon from Nineveh.
Wonderful Assyrian Tapestry Curtaina
Every visitor presented with an
OOOTH,s THEATRE OVER AT IL
Is JARRETT PALMER. .Lossecs and Manages
"rHE GLORY OF THE srAGEw
FOURTH WEEK OF THE TRIUMPHANT
LoED BYRoNs EXQUISITE ROMANTIC PLAY.
SARDA AAAPALUS.
given with marvellous features unparalleled splsndos sno
FINEST BALLET EVER SEEN IN AMERICA
Mr. r. c. BANGS s..........sARnANAPALUs
Ms
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SUPERB STAGE EFFECTS.
ACT l.
THE ROYAL PALACE from the banks OF
the Tigris- Splendid realistic sceEe-1he
| TIGRIS BY MOONLIGHT and DKPAR-
| TuRE OF SARDANAPALUS ROYAL
BARGE.
/ ACT H.
| Introduction OF the GRAND DITALIAN BAL
| LET and wonderful stage grouping IN the
/ SUMNER PALACE Or SAkDANAPALUa.
| ACT TIl
| THE FEAST OF SARDANAPALUS IN THH
HALL OF NIMROD liz this scene occurs
| the startling effect Of the disturbance Of the
! orgies by y TERRIFIC storm, accompanied
| by crashing and rumblinR THUNDER and
| vivid flashes Of LIGHTNING. tho most
| wonderful and impressive stage represents-
| tlon ever witnessed.
ACT ".
| IMMOLATION OF SAtDANAPALUS and
| the GREEK SLAVE-Burning Of the Palace
RISING OF the Tableau Curtain upon relbin's
THE RUINS OF NINEvEH.
RAND ITALIAN BALLET, sixty-eight iA
the renowned Nile BARfOLETTI. premiere
soluta of the Grand Opera. Paris. and Sig.
}, OF the San Carlo. Naples. and Scala. Milan.
NEXT SATURDAY AT 80 O'CLOCK
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VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION
EOR NORwALK DIRECT,

connecting with Danbury, Norwslk and New Haven Rail-
roads. by steamer ARROWSMiTH. daily Sundays OK
cepted from Jeweis dock, Brooklyn 80 =. NJ pier
81 It River, 2:f5 r. NJ, and SD River
3 Z. II. - =
Fare 35 cents; excursion tickets so cents.
LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON.
Il via Newport and Fall kverThe world renowned
steamboats BRISTOL. and PROVIDENCE leave pier -
North River foot OF Murray daily uded
5P NJ Through tickets sold all the principal hoels In
the
The New York herald., 1876-09-07

~ line for Port Royal. 5 c.; Fcrnandna Fla Bruins.
wick. saiag every Friday fsom 20 Kss, River
The steamer CITY or DALLAS, Captain Hines will ssil
FRIDAY. ~ r. NJ Trongh tickets issued 20 all
po,nts FOR freight or passaso apply 30 c. H. MALLORY
CO., 1853 Maiden lana
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Shook Palmer r.............. .Lcssees and Manaeers
FALL. SEASON.
This aud this week ut g. and At the Satu
urday matinee - MISS MINNIE pALAKR in the nev
play written expressly tor her. entitled
NorcE-Seats for this theatre be obtained at RuiL
Ill Broadway the price 1T the box Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
AN 1RRrsroNsIRLE 1NsrIrurIoN.

At the meeting of tho Kings County Charity
Commissioners at Flatbush Wednesday the committee
appointed to inquire into the management OF the Butler
Street Home for Destitute Children in Brooklyn-the
institution which the children of airs. Hope were
sent to Missouri without their mothers consent-sub-
mitted report of their Investigation In answer to
inquiries by the commissioners the managers said that 1t
was not necessary to consult the wishes Of parents in
transferring children :; that the condition OF children
sent away known by correspondence with the per-
sons TO whom they sent that children could not be
brought back At the request Of parents, as there
was no way to provide for them On their
return and that there was reason why
the managers of the Home should discontinue the
practice Of sending children away without tne
knowledge of the parents The commissioner after the
reading of the report resolved to send no more children
TO the Home unti guaranty secured that no more
children should ne seut out OF NewYOrk strife wftnout
the Of their parents or the legal authorizes ana
that The county wards should hereafter be sent 70 the
Industrial School Association, Protestant lnsttiOh
at No 14l south Thrdst. Brooklyn, f. ID.
Charity Commissioners Thomas r. Norris said last even
ing that the Butler Street Home Responsible 10 no
one il was connected with the hew-io ChLdrehs
Ala society he had found that that society his no
legal authority Its Dr. Sorriss Intention 70 attenHt
10 secure legislation In regard 70 this matter during tue
next session Of the Legislature.
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