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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16
A Story Brick House for $500.

49, The three story brick house, NO. % Brown
hs;;; Street, containing 70 rooms gas and Sebago.
l.sssA water closet in bath room. Drain connected
with city sewer. Taxes for 1876 to be paid by pur-
chaser from date of possession. Terms of payment
one half cash, balance on term of years. This
have no use for it. F. G. PATTERSON, Dealer
in Real Estate 979 Congress Street Williams Block,
ap19 diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16
Small House for Sale.

d. The and one-half story house, No. IA
@S;;: Mechanic street, eight rooms, Sebago. good
49,. cellar and drainage. Lot 30x5O. Price $500
cash.
f. G. PATTERSON,
Dealer in Real Estate
ap12dtf 379t Congress Street, Williams Block.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16
For Sale.

WISHING to change business, 1 offer my Store
w and Dwelling combined with or without Stock
at Bargain. An excellent place for Dry and Fancy
Goods, Millinery or Tailoring Business. A good
stand in the central part of the Village, near the
Depot.
WM. HI. MARSTON,
ma30d2m Yarmouth Me-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16
For Sale.

HlHE subscriber offers for sale desirable lot
Il land on Stevens Plains containing about 80 G
feet. For particulars inquire at No. 21s Fore St.
aDr11tt RUFUS DIJNHAM
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As=s A New two story French-Roofed House,
AzIT ES@e No. 422 Cumberland St., containing four
GIEYf ikss teen rooms fitted up with furnace, gas
= Sebago water, and all the modern i'm
provements of first-class house. Inquire of JOR-
DAN BROS. No. II Danforth St. anr4dtt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16

For forcing and early table use, the Short
Horn, although small and short, is the best.
The Long Orange for general crop is to be
preferred; improved varities are offered by
different dealers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16

The Egyptian is the earliest. The Bassano
and Blood Turnip are always reliable; the
former when sown late is very good for win
ter use. The Long Blood Red is the popular
winter kind however
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16

The Minnesota is quite early but the stalks
and ears are small. Crosby's and Moore's
are both excellent and reliable for the stand
ard crop. StowelPs Evergreen is very good
but very late.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16
Cabbage.

The early York is an old standard. In
Boston market the Early Wyman leads. The
Winningstadt is excellent for summer-or
winter if sown late. The Drumheads are
late and large. Under the same head we will
mention that there is but little hope of get
ting. Caulifowers of any size unless we depend
upon the Early Dwarf Erfilrt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
f. G, PattersOn's Real Estate
BULLETIN.
va NEX TO DAN

NA U " II U 4 % "A u
an first class Real Estate Security, in Portland,
" OF vicinity-Rents collected, taxes paid etc. on
Commission. Houses bought and sold Apply to f.
G. PATTERSON, dealer in Real Estate. (ffice S79}
Congress street, Williams Block, between Myrtle
and Pearl streets. au9stf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16

"Ihe greatest Novel since Uncle TOMS Cabin
says the Boston Globe Of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-16

Phinney's Water Melon stands well
wherever it has been introduced. We are
inclined to favor Vick's Early, and Ferry's
Peerless also. We used formerly to raise the
large old fashioned Musk Melon, and the
Pine Apple with sweet juicy green flesh. We
are not able to recommend any of the many
modern kinds we have tried
, 1876-05-26
Uentfemrn's Hitting Cuatume.

AciG {H1h tnLt< x4NFHAt.
Thr question Is 10 frequently asked, Ut il!ia yea.
son VI The yra., as 70 what y .nutt correct s io1
ly particulars tof thu Information af onr sea4cls
wuG .Icsira ~ ba 4 ~ mode:
The cont ailoniA bu u single. breasted ,llorMtng
'coni. un,lr from a,t OxfurI mcllnn, Gf med!IMI
Wvght ent 5.tr 1"n u t1 waist S,a shnlf 4n,s, ~
Eigh, With i saati rolh and moderately veil cut
aSay a front ekcta nner sR' n ,a4 .hs pssi ns AZ AZ
ouisiJv trSv, .pprlri IN lAt waist R.4lA
sliIE lined Viii liz saule cloth, nv! edSsa
double. STITCHED. The sranis may a'sn hs
il fashrf close, and iu aappt IL tla arm. aud m
laheA with ssnt ull two holts anh buttons at ehu
wrIst. WatAtcnat from tho sah.u clath ~ The coat
cut siaulu. .hsca.,y.l. without collar, ~ button
high, uat Of good length; with tenta " tlla saes
ot d1sh 81 gysy Bedford card, to III moderately
clo.s in tAs less; h4lf au Inch extra length, AnN
wiki HltKht spring ~ fail over thy bout, au1 ~.
cured With staps ud hu,uns al tilc botions. They
,aoaa to .p.Ss 70 ~ sa.y ~ " ~. Mnlp;ee1as
VxeodA axe Ala specially AaAptsA fas aud make
, 1876-05-26

In ia account ot Dom psd1o's Walt to baltimore
tMt 4n4srican 0f that city tells the Huwln. story:
''On the trst main Hour Of the Clty.i1ah Is tho
tahlrt on which tho names Of !!e members uf
tha building Committee aEe inscElbcl. The Mayor
rrad 10 tic knpcror thc names on shcc tablet, the
last being TINT of uso5Ee \: fsc4srlek, arcl!sycL
Remembering ahn inscription in 81. PMu1s tlIat
rc1pctuates the tnme Of sir Cl,rln.ophcr Wen !si
;qonyutuluNa Qaaris, ayt@nsHieeI Den. 1a,sut'a
made comprehensive eratnrt 1lAt Nas intcnAe. 10
direct hs Majrsty'e attention to tho whoIu build:
uu and said, This IL Tie u1chitect'4 monument.
Roa, Pedro hoxeye. ala Hot et,rssasna tas r.,
uot recall thu legend ut ii. i'anls; !ank,g abuut
him ~ II hu c1i,ec.rd tn sce nh,nc unEnlSet work
of nst tciirato 10 Tho n,rlnry of the lilastrl"u,
Mr. Frederick, he sutl: ALI Hh! thu arctltecl ha.
a u.onuluent; would t!ke IL nrr hi" monument
This Mayor wna HoniuwImt ctnharri!sAe1 ~ tho
failure q thu EpetaE9 utert'ad e @ d nis ns,apaoF
SOMEWHAT uxc!teslly; Your Malosty mis9tdet,
stands nlr. An not u,sat. nsMostaa ataav:
mean that this building Ia thu architects brst nun
uu.ent.' Thu Emperor va. 10 wiser taan betotr,
and !rOpged thu subject by nay inC: An, v BDn
nanumeht 10 tho architect, 1w"ntd ltke III recM.
Thu eot'ogu4 ~as s!nsnlAry suggestive e naIS ~
sliowtt! hi,n bust IT chrst'plIet uu!nlnlMs."
, 1876-05-26
Dnvli Ford anh John II. Sullivan, 5000 and

cofl4
THE CALI.
Jrnur NAnr-taA. AID, All, ADJ 10 ADD, toll
Eo1. anh hU4 10 bl2, tnclusire. $500
JrbuE JAaksnN-Nus. GT. A2f, CITY Va. i'oaneT,
nnd 81, COS. city VI. Wsrr: ,
Jrpar ltouEns-S}7, 'ua, 6oo. ooo and G"5 10
Irnor noor.-4o3, 4o7, toa. A1o. AL, 4lo 10
~, sNclnsiye.
ccpt tal1 aud iUsI, pn luslxn Nnasrs' caienlnr.
JUNK FAnwELl---Sct cnsfH I, fGt and a00.
JupUE WltLIAMx-Het case ,2bo.
1uDnstENTA4
SrFEn11n cnr-t;nNFKsatuEh-Hh!c Hh!cnflhe 1}l3iz
Va. t,corxe md Emilio Knnchcnmufa. $97l l.f:i.-
Fourth National Bank fur tbs use Of Z. y. kllef'
mnn, Kcrttser. Vi. Samuel j.. JDrcs, 81 Ms0, =
Spencer II. Edell VI. JnhnC. Mctafl, 81. Nfff w.
-.Iohn c. lEnInrs "a. The Chlcngn Hallway coh.
etruetIon cumpany. $5,I1}, ~. e. W. Whce!0Ck
u al. VI. In1nea 11nxtcr, SlO2, ~.
Jupak HARr-traHe lIfus. Manufacturing Com
rnny vr. Jan,es Kelly, 81, .nH. -Klcanor l..
iiordon Ct a: ", 1ctcaa l.. Quinn And William
C;opRfn, $411. 81.
NiitI,..1 r--CbHrEHslnNH--1.oulH S1p{cha ra.
JAinca :. Campbell, 81, 7U1. H.
.fupnE NonEn.-flensy NrecnchntM Ct 81. ".
Iahses +. Tyler aud duln IL Wren verdict, u, S85.
ami motion for new trial:
JcnaE l}uorit-Joln LII It nj. executors. etc.,
"a. Hubert Tipptc. $500 anti satisacl!. .-,sohn e,
(lrant ot III. vi. Charles ]. Kraft and Francis a.
Trunk; verdict, f:'9D :}t.-I,olie NJ. Freeman W.
4. Il. aud Francis Moray; finding, S11a. IL:
JrDaE MeALLIsTrA-S. W. nawson vs. Edwart
y. Ttatt,as, 3.iH9
, 1876-05-26

l,aKlkE!i %AAyEn-W4TlI F!;s,M ss,M ~ r. tS..
dining rouul. Nuns lat r4stirA having tlp Alu,u
amount need apply, y tho alyEItisGt has lssn sAtctd
1tA1;YKt.; wASyf.!,-! W4nN T0 nvGA i laNV,
ttry III so,l,e Eu!t location Wutt Y pArtnrr WIN
gfu1t In ~ +ttucssa. Address ls ffibGhu ''t1cc,
IbhI,TkEN -easl-YN lNlS TIE AlvEIt.
Iirtf III stFufsht irsIfatn business; 10 V4rpt Dr
ntef ilubuKi &t sL INI uuhtA K4Xa aultGEd. pxEtlc'
ulass At ~ f'e's. bora st, l.uoHt II. ..-.-.-
1,AUvsEK wASTEn--1N nl,Ess. siAKiHd ANl,
isllpa Furnishing xoo1A wItl sulu capital. Gull
~ M btAta Il.
I'ArSE WASTEl3WITI, }.rnst, r. 4; x5 CO
cent Machinery sud eugl1It 1u gAs rhnlls .orttcr.
rAalsk!- AalrQI, a h. ~ 9u4,A pasDl2lQGs.v
, 1876-05-26

excellent riding trontcrs: but thnrc n no matcrn
~ suitable for the rnfi,llp ~ l,ctlf,nl ,ur1.
Az lshEtSsh HtAndng cn,'nf, nn,' S'Anlry seht..
Wiz or.s thoc srarf nm o "n r pn 81 o"s. sry,
taf.. nicely muuntod Is tho moht appropriate neck
wGMr.
f,cnt's soft dog-fktn gloves. with ribbed backs,
or Ma thcvcfcttp Elpyc, fe7 summer wear.
4 Nix hnt should he wurn fur pnrs riding, or d
felt ilcrhy" mn the fsa1 or In The rnnnisy.
Tho l1fot1 mcltuh n for coat and srut, a. X
rhvws dust lcas 4lan my other colnt- nihgonalA
Ha1 wortted cloths, ofnh kinfa, arc speciality OH
lcctiDrable frotn thcir Retaining the tau.t Mnch
English renetIana IA smooth -An!si,cl kurlt.
twlllca cloth Ia 4 good deaf used on the Other
Eide, especially for elderly gentlemen.
, 1876-05-26

r ~ the Edfsvr af The Tribune


CnlcAao, hay .2.-1 thlnls yon do mt an in
Justice, and probably 1unny othtrs, ~ your Ccnten
NAL awinGlo advertisement signed +. LII Dan.nr,
wherein ho refcEs to tho commercial Hgunccs
M not containing cerlaln nn,ncs, IL
though any name not contained therein
was Of no value. For myself, hnvc been IN Chi
cago for tho Inst ten years, and In bnsiness
thu time. hayr nuyer seen my na,no IN my C.,m-
nicrcin agency. yet have donu respectable bus,-
rera withnnt thcir aid Ny nnmc mt appearing IL
avn been 10 INC for My subscription, and lheru il
10 rcason wl.y ny nnn.e 1ut,s not appear. unle,s
not DO until am rualy tn tIp no. Nv giving lhls u
place IN your valuable paper you will much ohigo
.r j. C.. nuonEA
, 1876-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

TrrE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY.
The beethoven Society closed ita scaaon last
evening with performance Of Mcnicasohn's Ell.
tah," givca to very large audience Miss lInskel,
Mrs. Johnson, Miss White Miss Forcsnian, Mcsars.
l}crgstefn. Clark, BARNES, AMI Noble having the
Holos and concerted nunhrrH Mr.. Eddy presiding
Ut the orgnn, and ST. Wn,fsahn wfrldinY the baton.
We reserve a detailed crltlclam of tho performance
until onr Issue Of Sunday.
, 1876-05-26

10 tks hxHfoF Of 1'he Tribune,
CH1cAoc, May 46. .-In your issua OF yesterday
aAton,ent IN 1nnda that "kcf,sed In IN inhumnn
manner" 10 attend 10 negro who was brought into
my o0icc tue day before yesterday. wish to cor
tradict tks statement / took tho man Into my
otcu, examined tho wound, aill !unnl there was
10 lm,nraiate danger; and aH he tna!s,ci on sun;
dremcA II safe to nllow him 10 90. hxye never
refused yet 10 aiA any human being when ihe n,,.
pottunty offered, nnny in my netgilhorhond can
testify t0. tHAAhgs c. nEckLEYt II. D.
, 1876-05-26
TIE COURTS.
"A. Bragg Explains How Near He
Had a millionaire Interest in
the Emma Mine.
euIt Entorod Against the Defaulting
Treasuror Of st. Georges Society
and His Dondsmon.
fu1siness TRANSPORTED Before the
Various Judges Yesterday.

Frederick a. bragg tllEu pHl yGbtelHhy ~
he Supreme Court against Peter Gedtlcs anu
John sheriNs, executors OF the Inst will Of James
smitb, deceascsl, In which hc tells huw near he
umc to bring millionaire through tue owner
hin OF M intereat II, tho famous E1ntna Mine,
md how lo lost It. 1ro did not receive any
,harcs for tho use Of his namc aa Director, but
nala for l,ia interest in thu ordinary business
rsy Complainant statcs that In Tic spring
Il 1868 ho formed partnership with
lanes stnIth In tho real estate and brokerage bus
.n,. he contributing his skin nnd experience and
Smith fusnIshhg the money. Tho profits were TO
be divided IN The proportion Of thirds tomoney
nscaa5a s essr 9ss FIJI n s 5sss
nssas a. pass i sss.s land Her. oss
~ s'',nssa 3sis'. .s.s " am y 4 l',sss l;
g 5sse. sSs 5ohn she. a should so%a to pal
sbsse solne mining pruporty, Steele, Jones. and
sberi1s agreeing % furnish tic ncccrfasy. faNIs,
Ssst ap aise ss saa 'E ' oaai
sase ior border ,lfc, offered 10 10. !Is business
hy w. IA tue %n{ and s"%Hasns n
.seee sssms Sut nsIy agreed that smith should so On
10 condition iat hs should .yao, t4s ,pFoata Of
X scssTmplainaat sTlit procured i lonn q, sa.ooo for
s and tho ste ss n,S. Ms. RSss sc,naEs tS Eie %
s"'nnx sus spendins Money s%t returned pen:
nlss., bringing, no,higg put glowing slcscr!pl!ans
o What 1ss s % an ,st ~ ,na ,G soua nna cetqnc o m
Essh., where he loahcd o. fald hbnat ssoo 70 j..
Ch!sol end ~, 5scTys hn,o s ns 1saFe r., en- en-
dem acn and imn,cn.s proata II ths .peeu!ation
ecmG'anaan, a ~ IN cGnoueT s nu,ra ntcrrx
infn hElrY weakened Nv drink. d5Ij hU
1'hK Pr ,vn ang ,n 70 a,nnc 1nstea nf m ;n
Emma Mig w. IN ,s 'f f si",r nae r, shcrs ~ mi
from ~; asi ~ s th; and ID
H s1s sSe9x aJs its eat SSa
patty es for ,sys,'ii hnadfsa thousand aests' Ius
eomp!ainamt . o' sno our o,a ~, obn
shesi. s e1ecaaoss ana gv.n9 tG i a. a. M nsoP.
e n trast ior certain pa,no9es ~ @ nos .1 sete
tho etecutors 70 settle tas esa's a. yst thnIEh
aI q f a naufs
w oD,ecn n;s III; nn ncenn,,t u oy A a
lsu anu 1sctde vaa Is,sotGu y. ~ H. r ,o1 .,M r
etase 81 u~a ps'N'' sS''''' ''' '1' 's''''' ' f'
MI ito1Hasn ~ T.. .s H.. ,"at,t,.s is',.
iii fiehald al at:s cssstsr % %sad his ,"assS rhonas
Holland. William iaTa,s, JWsSpn "'sans VIZ, H.
am ayna a anu shic Ihest. lis e,svriaa nv
snicd III, d. n ~ ycstCr,sys TMtnxB, The alIaylt oi
sao soc!sty AGsns& ~ g. D. rt Mase!' ts ., sa 10 sss an
aiact.h TrcasnrsT vryn Land in SIN Ut]J for Hi
I1, ,te"n ~ ia I,iis Ii,nt n has
fsSa pay eyer r. r. 2sn wsl iab eane nn .o 3
:se = hsy!aF ii. sHssss rsGxsd nd hss w!!h:
q IT, for 1r paapo'e sachans ot @nen m, M
sued. ,o,.,.<,,
, 1876-05-26
wANTED-MALE KtEr.P.

IsooklsccPcrs, Clerks, etc.
W viii q'od Irfereaeo KHt Tribune mice.
1VASTED-A NO. l BAlEEMhS IN THE 1lErAIL
f's eiss S g ZIG
AFAsTEO7-A f0USl; NAN 70 TEYH 10 EfA.
' e; "s
'''se "riH"sre a..S- ss, 7z
~ 81; a::{ ;sss,:' :':sk. &'S' iii s's'aoSs Il
nneA. ...,,-,.r
w hniy - ,r " W. y ri TtnHx
It., ne.t G.as l''and.as =------.-,=-.--
pie.. an s ;o,l Il T. t5x
t"s' H'sts eau Aaa".''"'. Lakeside 1.nl!dlnE. --
NVAHIEh-flgsT.ElAss rhtSyKts Asp CAT.
MI, Sras nas: rs.dy Ssl :. f t. ,;k ,t, IN
vtY4r1rn-A rr,r ,n,ny,r ~ ;,i, cparrri;
w .hikefs. Apply tn I, l.. siM wUupMnN 4 e.. lid
:'.,xm sr.~rsf :, ,=7:7, .,
srE.n,ibx 4a,a b; M,int,. Gj, Ra HN ont
comrsny' Wofk', Map1s ~oo'. "SF coani,, H. 49,
t!Ys; sTEAM LlTtat;lsAr'
Apply 70 JtJifN NsKjTTi:iGK Ei,' Il, i,bu!s. M5.
WAAxS;TtE,pt'--A WAAxS;T ERR pAnBEA, AT an SAFEST. con
Ii7As1rn rCI : f.1E1i 1uE T7,iNVrr- ~
;ff1sTEt,@A GOOD u,,i,tj:uAxt,;; .7.0 4
ohio''t. .~---... ..-...---- ---.-,-.--.
WhSTElMo;At a Mnan is,, 4, hSn nLAGk.
t:.shsnst. = Aon't Y Wassi.,s: :~------~N~-
Employment Agencies.
WAETEIns--:s,AwsS;MtLLL~ !!ASi,s Il .'I Ton cAsApA:
1ati!asd.: + 4: 1SdELI.. I..oussn~s't corner Lske and
rosa ar5; frfs s.'r s.,,n s% 1 and farm
,rAsrEp-,u r.AnonEns ros 1owA; 10 F3I.
, 1876-05-26

" - H.; ,>s7
~ iue,Iry 5tAtu Ut tho tni,n tUr tEc9IstlbY sta.
ltt!lsnts Innser.saiX Fse aftsr ,,t, ass Yws!xt
1llvUilcEs QUIETLY OBTAINED FOR lNCOAh
rHtiblly, e{c, lrsa! ctttyn hels Aildavi1 sui!.
eenS ltouf te*tdcnce tulattt RI; tss AftGf 1scrc n
i. MAtsviS. NuUu $, - Wuslnk"u' IT., calIaso. III
, 1876-05-26

: ~
y.ui. RALE-sI FEET IN EALEMET.hv.. nrFD-
Aite tho marble fronts thsti hf Thtrtyil ri
10 tnnk At Il sud make offer. NEAD 4 EoE, fa1
laSaIjf.st,
, 1876-05-26
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.



l1OK SALE-wASTEp. CASH OFrEI: FNIs
:.Es1 acre. GtIos cation land In Sep'1slt County.
nli. EIsr na" Altrcs@ hlsa price ter nrre Addtess
+ 30. 1rtbnns Office.
1Ittt sALE-A CHOICE FKUIT-FAEM WORTH
lWSf.K psa West Vah H,ircnat.. Chicago.
, 1876-05-26

TNAEWTS NANKE4Us
GENTS WAKTEn-iN COUNTRY TOWN. r.,
~ sell ktaEe sUtts to ln"fctuHta Call Il u NOFtA
C,Ark.t, This H!cnarit rasktnV cuMpany.
yt1AsTEn-AnESrsFn. a MAGNtplcES7' W'0l <
VI sh shar7aetts- NtS. nuYs!, an4 ettraItl.r y
Gr.st, CLEVELAND. Ohio.
, 1876-05-26


1)OAlttl-uNFEHNIsIIEll 1ttluM AND nDAHp FOE
~ self Slic, aHt t~u.l shlldrei!; private family
p1stctr,l .t1ssss TEt1una otncs. stating i0c4'
tl"nt rrIsr. rts ----.
1}OAl:i,-A EE$l'Kt-rAHLE YOUNG GENTLEMAN
~ {Wi,iuWeti hesrr+ huh16 with widow lhly+
Would n.lrSrttnr. manage any nuttls afs
fsltt, u desired References, AddIeAs q. Tribune
Gi,!CN.
, 1876-05-26

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
xtTASrEI,-Ft,I. A CUSTOMER, ss4hnnTn sTt1utl
w Nnttnprasrd property tn Ip.tye'. tnsidc Or cuse
10 city. H. pATIEi:sOS, IN Wnshingtna.'t.
1XJANTEl,-Fu,: cAsti-7S FEET .IS oxt; NF
w the KYrtnca, north NJ Thirty NTH and south
0f Jssrniy .tt,IrIsts. E4tl Tribune nH3tl".
, 1876-05-26

V{TANTFD--A Lady TO ASSIST, IN \, PHOTO:
" kTap1 Aado; ona who h14 itxd uxpt7tencc and
understands rttoucAlhE 75 A1ltsun~s, cprct Stato.
lyrANTEn-A YOUNG Lady OF FftErNss EssiN0 a
w. appearance t hH !Hr1nantnt situation; salary
COED ID one wlu sul4- AatrcHA ~ Tr4taH+ ollrr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

MEDIEVAL AND MODERN SAINTS AND MIR
AcLEs. Published by Harper T. Brothers,
New York For sale by r. G. Eyrich,
No. 100 Canal street, New Orleans.
This is an important and scholarly work,
discussing many of the go called miracles,
upon which great stress is laid by the Cath
Ole Church, such as the spparition of the
Holy Virgin to the boy and girl Of Isere, in
1876; the letter of the Saviour to the girl OF
St. Marcel; the ecclesiastical forgeries, and
q general review of the Church under the
reign of Plus TX. The author has drawn
his statements from reliable sources, recog-
nized by Catholics, and in an impartial
manner has made what has been mystic
rious, plain to English reader, leaving
every one to judge for himself the merits of
the book.
LADY ERNEsr1NE. BY Mrs. C. A. Warfeld.
Published by L. B. Peterson Il Brothers,
PhiladelDhia. For sale by Il. G. Eyrich,
No. 100 Canal street, New Orleans.
Mrs. Warfeld, the popular Southern
writer, in "Lady Ernestine; or, The Absent
Lord of Rochefort," has ventured on
ground made familiar by the pen of Dumas,
bringing forward the Count Cagliostro Of
history, and relating many exciting scenes
of the reign Of terror in Paris under
Robespierre. Dr.. r. Shelton Mackenzie has
pronounced the story to be one Of the best
works of fiction produced during the last
twenty years.
The RIVAL BROTHERS. By Miss Julia
Pardoe. Published by 7. 3. Peterson &
Brothers, Philadelphia. For sale by K.
G. Eyrich, No. 100 Canal street, New Or
leans.
This ia thorough love story, well writ
ten, and interesting in its way.
THE LAl REL BUSH. An old fashioned love
story. By the author Of John Halifax,
Gentleman" Published by Harper &
Brothers, New York. For sale by X. g.
Eyrich, No. 100 Canal street, New Or
leans.
Whatever comes from tbs pen of Mrs.
Craik is certain to command the attention
of all refined English novel readers. The
! Laurel Bush" is a capital short story.
| The UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELLER, ETC. By
Charles Dickens. Published by Harper
& Brothers, New York. For sale in New
Orleans by K. G. Eyrich.
| This volume is of the beau tifal, illus
trated house hold edition of Dickens works
and includes "The Uncommercial Travel
| er," Hard Times" and "rhe Mystery o.
Edwin brood"
JANET EFT SEs AMIs. Published by d. Ap
ple,on g. Co., New York.
This is an elegant picture and story bool
in quarto form, printed on thick paper, ant
desi gned for children of French parents, a
the text is printed in the French language
FALLEN FORTUNES. By James Psyn. Pub
lished by D. Appleton & Co., New York
Mr.. Payn is one of the rising English nov
elists, an artist in plot making and tn
dellneatiOn of character.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

CHANGE OF NAME.-At q regular weekly
meeting of the Falls Guards Of the twelfth
ward, held this date, the following resolu-
tione, offered by Mr.. Thomas Thomas, were
adopted, viz:
Resolred, That the name Of this club be
changed from the Falls Guards to the name
of Stamps Rangers of the Twelfth Ward.
Kes0lred, That we have the most implicit
confidence in the Hon. T. b. Stamps, and
believe that he is true and worthy rep
resentative of the people. We. therefore,
heartily indorse HIM and the Hon. Henry
Damas as our choice for Senators from the
sixth senatorial district.
Resolrcd. That we will not support any
Independent candidates for the State SEN
ate from this district.
Mr. Paul Bruce offered the following,
which was also adopted:
WHEREAS, The name of this club has
been changed to the Stamps Rangers OF the
Twelfth Ward; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the members of the Falls
Guards of the twelfth ward be requested
to return the capes and cuffs which they
have received from the Hon. l. w. Falls to
the treasurer, to be given back to Mr.. Falls.
On motion of Mr.. Anderson q copy of
these resolutions WAS ordered to be pub
lished in the New Orleans REPUBLICAN
On motion the club adjourned to meet
next Thursday, the nineteenth instant, at
7:30 P. NJ.
il. LINDORE, President.
T j. PULLINs, Secretary.
New Orleans, October II, 1876.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

PACKARD PIoNEERs-The Packard Pho
neer Club had very interesting meeting
Friday night.
A communication from Mrs. Gray, presi-
dent, and a delegation from the Ladies
Packard Pioneers informed the club that
Mrs. Frank Bousquet and Mrs. Joseph
Patin were preparing testimonials for them.
A resolution Of thanks was Immediately
carried.
The club and it's guests were then ad.
dressed by Mr.. e. Hunt, who commenced
by referring to the warning Judge Duvig-
neaud bad received when addressing the
club some days since, that it would not be
safe for him to 60 home alone, and from
this passed to the many acts Of actual vic:
lerce against Republicans. He spoke of
the little faith to be put in Democratic
promises. and urged the ladies to keep
their husbands in the straight Republican
path. Of the attempt to intimldate colored
vot re- by afidavits on their residences. he
said he did not believe it would influence
them, and it was already failure.