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Salesinnn. Apply. with references, 10 M, ~ The
DEMOCRAT office. desc II
E,LOUR- FLOUR. FLOUR
Tho undersigned are solo agents Of Messrs
Of tho following brands Of llour.
: Pride Of Louisiana. Ia bbls. and half bbls.
Gray yackfet
Rose of the West.
Belle of Texas,
Have at all times good s I, Is n n hand
iai OF Nos. n and 10 Poydraa street.
A LExANDER. Hull.
WELSH s aSS SMd RsSa sfar H s6 al
Slate .Quarries, Buckingham County. Va. The
slate from these auarries are tho best Ameri-
can States. which have vet been sent to this mar
strength aud quality to tho Welsh Slate than any
that have heretofore appeared. Prices from
~ 70 $40 per square.
dlo am no Carondelct street. New Orleans.
mo. GEO WAGNER.
Corner Ursuline aud Dauphine streets.
Dealer in
BOOTS. SHOES AND BRGGdNs.
Al tho loves. Market Prices.
Sign of The Red Boot. das I'm
A ATTENTION
RICE AND SUGAR PLANTERS.
DRAINING WHEELS PUMPS. ETC..
for draining and irrlgatng plantations. Also,
on hand. largo lot OF new and second hand
STEAM ENGINES. BOILERS. SAW MILLS.
etc. CLARK's FOUNDRY.
dist Race aud Tehoupito,ilas streets
QuEYhoUzE y bols'
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WHOLESALE .aROCERs AND IMPORTERS
OF WINES. BRAND1Iis. ETC.
AT THE Blue STOKES
Corner Old Levee and BienvIlle streets.
d2i GIN Now Orleans.
MACON. ELLISON 3 CO..
T. L. MACON. ALnEHr rAuL. Jos. ELLISON.
f.f Auctionepr
REAL ESTATE
AUC1YoNEERS md IPPRAisERs.
No. 70 C Nsr sgs|slss Street,
special attention 10 Succsssion, Cargo and
Outdoor Salos OF every description. and The
Purchase and Renting Of Real Estate. dc2i i'm
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Successor to Gaines 4 Ref's Branch Store.
bg2 MAGAZINE STREET
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
JHINA. GLASS AND CRoCKERY. BUILDERS
HARDWARE Etc.
die lin Now Orleans.
WEISS CRESCENT CITY SHOOTING
w GALLEY.
~ ST. CHARLES STREET.
Longest range III the city on tho Creednoor
principle. Particular attention paid 60 military
practice. Arms repaired aud cleaned will, neat-
noss and dispatch. All work guaranteed IA i'm
Lyons Cod Liver Oil and
LACTO PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
This article has the ENDORSEMENT Of the
MEDICAL FACULTY, and Is In MANY RE
SPECTS SUPERIOR to any other preparations
,f God Liver Oil. II is not UNPLEASANT TO
TIE TASTE. and agrees with tho MOST DELI
GATE STOMACHS In cases OF SCROFULA,
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. COLDS. DEBILI-
TY. and WASTING AWAY. In ADULTS or
II is invaluable.
For sale by all druggists
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Contraction or the Earth.

An eminent French geologist has
oeen attempting to calculate, on the
oasis OF certain allowable suggestions,
me amount, In volume. Of the solid
SHELL OF our earth which must be crush
90 ANNUALLY In order to allow the shell
Wtoll0w down after the more rapidly
eepntracting nucleus. He shows that
tne amount Of crushed and extruded
,vCk necessary for the supply OF heat
Wl the support Of existing volcanic
sauon, can be supplied by that extrud-
~ nom she'll between six hundred
sna eight hundred miles thick.
snu that the volume Of material,
o ous'ed or molten, annually blown
o s nom. nll existing volcanic
, ~ass, could be supplied by the ex-
~, sauea matter from a shell Of between
IN. nv hundred and four hundred miles in
s nnMihness, On data which seem tole-
s s"oy reiiable, this Investigator has
i i;ns.ner been able to calculate. us he be-
a am.es, ior the first time, the amount of
sSHauai contraction of our globe, and to
far o = .nat, II that be assumed constant
s ~ VIC iast 1.-Two thousand years, il would
iinn va ~ 20 little moro than a reduc-
nv a =, VI apout three and one-half inches
y w eafth's mean radius.
e,is sVw, ms quantity, mighty rs are the
~ s wv. y produces, Is thus shown To be
H.. sIi'Iali as TO elude all direct astronom-
eoSsasopservation and. when viewed in
t h sssl, 70 the increase in density due
esns seel,rigeration of the shell. to Sc in
NV n ~ OF producing, during the last
n NM thousand years, any sensible effect
H. lpe u, The length Of the day, contrary to
"e general impression.
ana .nc rate OF contraction of three
ys n one-llaif inches in five thousand
niras s, AZ above noted, ii would require
1Slth's radius by one mile: and there S
Avg %se' II there be any correctness in these
IN a' the resulting figure expressing
enc, aee OF the earth will be large
tho s 20 satisfy ali the demands of
n I %ost extreme geological theories.
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THoRsDAr, Jan. ., 1879.

Mr.. Antoine, Lieutenant Governor de
facto called the Senate to order and q
quorum was announced. nsiff ii 8
A majority and minority report from
the COMMITTEES on Rules was received.
Mr. Eustis gave occasion to an an.
imated discussion by introducing sub
stitute designed TO protect the rights Of
tho minority In the House and his
proposition succeeded. Yeas, 10; nays
IA.
An executive session was had. Then
the report OF the Committee upon Rules,
as amended by Mr.. Eustis, was adopted
and tho Chamber adjourned.
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w and reliable Boys rs Canyassers and
statesmen. Apply, with references, TO NJ, At the
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na nu Wish all our brethren OF the news
IN NJ. al press a happy New Year. They
hon crsSaged in high, responsible and
thar calling, and If they perform
sco M work faithfully, conscientiously.
~ Y, ng to their best lights and In the
rirs = = uod but Of no man, they will
evac y ~ tne year 1876 more glory than
Ma ne Centennial celebration can
n Il. nay prosperity attend them, and
Iouseesst homes and at their publishing
!. ~ S may peace and happiness reign.
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M ECHANICS' AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. IA Carondelet Street.
ShIIIaL. 44t...%s. ss.st..t4 .SDxl ,bxD U1s
This Company issues Policies on
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
ATLO VEST TARIFF RATES.
LLOYD Il. COLEMAN. President
JAMES A. White. Secretary.
TRUSTEES,
A. J. Aiken, J, Davidson Hill.
b. ID. Atitey. M. johnson,
Hugh Allison, ], s. Lapphier,
lsaan Bloom. Robert H. Moore
j. A, Braselman. II. j. Mullen,
w. 7. Blakemore. John Myers,
q II. 9. Brown. Edward Male,
u, H. Briggs, Edward 9. PAYNE.
Satnue Boyd. George w. Sentell
John ID. Cobb w. u. Thompson,
]. u. Campbell. Frederick Wing
W. l.. Cushing, q, W. Wood,
Bnniamn Gorson. Z. s. Waterman,
/. g. Gilbert j. r. Wyche
G. A. dreon, LLOYD Il. Coleman
G. T. Harrison. ia I'm
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INSURANCE.

I REslENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
incorporated March, Is4qj
FIRE. RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE AT
TARIFF RATES.
THQH. A. ADAMS. President.
SAMUEL D. NEWMAN. Vice President
HENRY v. OGDEN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES
Thomas A. Adams. Ham'l II. Newman.
Ham II. Kennedy, g. r. Buddecke
John Phelps. Adam Thompson.
Henry Abraham, J.. N. Strong,
Victor Meyer. Joseph Bowling.
Edward j. Gay, John M, Snndidge,
Simon Hernsheim. Simon Torchemer.
Joseph y. Wolfe. II. u. Post
Edward Pilsb1ry. John Il. King
Fredr'k CamerdeD, j. j. Harris,
Andrew stewart, Joseph Stone.
lieprge Martin. Alfred Moulon,
L. @. Jurey Edward Male.
Geo. w. sentel. A. Levi,
JAM SuTuThSa thbJo
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AMt5EMEN1H.
CT. CHARLES THEATRE
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. :.
BENEFIT Of
MILE MARIE ZOE.
ANnrf mn rSrprrutvr

BENEFIT OF
rx,rrr -
- AAA AAfsAG ZOE.
ANnrt nm nsrnrrr,,r
nNo"I VT "iDNiohT.
ZOE In seven characters
u...~a... xs.,.... ,,,..... .x,x
xt77h a.vNfFdd11f "a'ihee ana Evening-ANaEL OF
"iDNIouIs
Sunday-FJ,YTNG DrTCuMAN
Vanderdeeken...s..,. ..pM'LIE ZOE
Mondav-nEN DrpAp l., oo,,,oo.,., us,.,.
M sfiJIIEH1 OE PhN DApA"' IN eohneeton wlfh
-. y.
- o. 1T. Charles street.
COMEDY. COMEDY. FUN. FUN.
A Star and n f,lay to emit tho 1rimas 50
SUNDAY, Jan. o. 1915 and during tho week
First appearance In New Orleans Of Tie great
American comedian s's''s
Mr.. GEO. II. LOCKE.
univo,.ol1,s 49,, as V aNnErr nI,,,,
Supported by Tho A"adsnys I'm brana;,c c,a
''''u,''y ,'h Cpfil~
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6pEcf1t NOTICES.


New Orleahs Cans1 and Banking Com.
psny, New Orleans. Jan. D. is7e.--At an sleetion
BY the stockhoders Of this institution, on the
18th ult. the following n,srned gentlemen were
duly elected Directors for the ensuing year. to
tuiiEo JONAS, a6A ]. &. MORRIS.
JIM sTAuFFER. Il. j. HAhr,
y. NJ ALLEN, EMORY CLApP.
rs n. 8. HOWARD.
And at n meeting Of the Board held this dry,
GEO. JONAS. Esq. was unanimously reelected
President. H.JUMoNvILLE. Cashier
'D -. - >-A-A
Office Of New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No. s24. Canal street. Naw Orlerns.
January =. 1915 The consolidation Of the New
ras MIX E ao ss nros apd 'hs sew
BY Jaw. Tho Htoekhoiders 81 this COMPANY are
TEENTH YNsTANT g. 81 snbscribe 70 " lie one
thousand shares Of stock To he issued Us pro-
vided IN the ARTICLES q consolidation. for tho
purpose Of extending tho Gsnal street line to the
Lake. Each holder If thirteen shares 81 the
present stock OF this Company viii be entitled
e one share Of new stock ai par, twenty -tiye
sgribhg. and the balance IN three, installnients
Aim 2, Y LEWIS. Secretary
Gcrmanin National hank New Orleans,
December ~, 1915. AT n meeting Of the Board Of
Directors. held this day. o enisanBuai dividend
OF Blk PER CENT. was declared payable to the
Stockholders on demand. Ia, -.
ian1 Of hERM HOFIfL. Cashier.
Office New Orleans and Carrollton Rail.
foad Company. New Orleans. Dec. ~. 1s15.-M n
special meeting of Tho Board Of Directors. held
this day. u dividend 81 thrce dollars per share
ia76, making eight per cont. declared out Of the
profits Of the year tE5.
d24 tbt r. Mcbride, Secretary.
, 1876-06-09

Tho annlverrary exercises Of Altcn's ntaaemy
takc place to-day.
D. l.. Moody and Z. P. Dl!Fs will conduct the
services nt tho noon prayer meeting to-day Mr.
Moody's address will be 10 Christians upon the
wosk OF thu ltoly Spirit.
Thcrb will he ! strawberry festival at the Third
Unitarian parlnrs to night Miss McAlltstcr, whose
inproSisatiuus arc Attracting 90 much attention,
will prcatde at ths piano.
A whIrky -rcctiasr named Charles Fs!edenberc
wus held In lunls Of 81, 900 yesterday by United
Satts Commissioner IloyMe, to answer thiH morn.
tug thu Charge OF failing 10 render CUe1ect &C.
count On his unsetnmcnt book.
Tho annual examination ofttho cadets Of tho
htount Vernon Hillary Aduicmy will take place
Mohdny and Tuesday between The hunrs Of 8 q.
III. anI I p. nj. A dress drtil will BE- given Tuts.
day Al fr,,n 10 q p. ~. Tie pa.rous and public
aEc Invited to bc present.
Thu rroccss aud the l,rukors will Try cnnclusions
Saturday t'a iho Mntts Stacking grounds At III"
trRrfnl aMd wonderful gams Uf lMse- s,al. An
eahnFata and high tontl lut Of Ehcrts and In
silat!unt haa BEEN issued, and huge tlmp ia all
t!cipaltd, Tlu nitlea abnut twenty txu each in
number. ana cotnptDro sulne Ut thu champion
llayrFs, ~ we'll a. uutIcEs.
"CnlLpKsS'H DAY"
~! 10 appropriately celebrated At tho Ada Street
Airtlloa!st Eptscnpal 4nAauy -aChout nu1t Sunday
TN h"'. john N. cala"rf, pa..or Ut tI.s church.
w pfsaSn pl ssFsMon 70 the children In thn MORN
CT nm n4rcss 70 the snliay scIul, sias, baitlsnaI
services III child rem fcIr Will atn by m ntlfrus
BY lhc Hum L. T. iohd, choIrr n,,alc, and lne y!ns-
a,E by thu school Ladies' will BIZ In attendance 1T
ut flowers, and persons having plants to inan thv
tthohl tnhy bt assured they viii be properly cared
for Sud Euturned Monday morning.
, 1876-06-09

MEETING OF THE STAIR ASSOCIATION.
Tho Illinois State Eclectic Medical Society re-
sutned Its session at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
President Garrison in the chair,
4 diycuae!on OH tho absorption of blood poisona
after child birth, or septlcacma and pyemsa, was
engaged in BY Drs Peterson, Forlnan, Jay, Gobcl,
Hall, md others.
Dr.. 0lln gaTe m Interesting diagnosis Of 4 case
OF strnb1mus, ani to nuke II clear produced the
subject, young man 20 years Of age, who had
been suffering fru,a Il since childhood. The patient
was troubled With soubo vision to great extent
Tho Doctor expected his recovery would follow in
abunt ten days, In performing tho oprratinn the
cycball wAs tatson out and put back In ta natural
pvklton.
piece ut guncap Ind lodged IN the cye Of patient,
and IN order 10 rave tho slight in tho other au had
l)r. tay sasd ho had known Of case where a
s1nns piece OF steel had Judged In mRn't eye, and
It hid NOT affected the ylHloa. and war dnally
i,r; olin rennrked that the steel had hceome
osyltzrd. and TINS pastoa 1nt, but the ccpper did
1'he Chair appointed ErA. dale, sl,nm0n@, and
Walker a Committee on Nominations Of Officers
Of tho Socirty for ti,e ensuing year.
Ur. PcAErun hpokc on specific medication at
come length, and thu Society then adjourned until
1t i o'clock tho members wcro again called 10
ii, DayIs suggested the formation of Eclectic
Societies IN each county or district in The Static.
Dr.. Clarke offered a resolution providing for The
appolntnent by lhv President Of one member Of
ne Society % take into consideration tae matter
port ut the ,'ezt meeting,
OFFICERa.
The Committee on Nominations reported tho fol-
lowing lss Ut oIlcers and thsy were elected BY tie
President, s: r. seagwiek; Fir, vtec:r President,
Cofrrspond!ng Secretary, q. ii. Walker; Tssas..
arrr, 4; slu'mun.. Thu now officers were duly
, 1876-06-09

Tho Sacramento Uhlon secu1s tU think that sym
pathy for ths California mustang Is W nucl HentI.
prubabIe, tat Mr.. Herg, Inns no lntma.e acquaint.
uncc with tlle California mustang, ur hu would
know that hin tcllcr consideration wAa t!lruyt
nWAy upuM thu bcaEt. 1t l,ns been Justly, though
aeeenlaily, observed. tint tac sympathy Of Mr.
Of these musings. ThIs Is ths slsnpIe
truth The man who undertakes 10 siiu
thiFty-ayo California mustangs, jumping FROM
ya4nrto or pctfaed, post boy Of the ul4en time.
Hut when wp Contemplate the mustang an nH ebect
0f compassion and humanity, II h Impossible tu
lePEeas nard onic grin. The army mnlr Ia per-
feet Chesterfield of IN animal In comparison with
tbs nntyo California mustang. it win tic m'lnans
That invented thu nohlu art Of buckng. W. ure
awaro that the arny mats has Experimental 1t.
that dlrcet!on bns no othcr an!,nal but
s bs zsr n ens4s Sns r.rhoc sysr ca,sd
Of thc samc extent Nor can the tnan who has nut
been backed by " California mustang at al con-
ceisc thc PROCESS. The victim, while undergoing
1t would Infinitely prefer beng delivered to Ilys-
lion for Immediate mustIcatfUn, and when the
operation IL completed, aGd by mercltu! dry7en-
sntipn Of f4se he II landed upon thu crown Of hh
head ~ thu nearest pile of road metal, with dis
located spinal column an4 o ,pang In uyery
regards thu author Of hfs woes with
horror and letestAtl0n far snFrashtng tic emo.
ton TINT would be evoked by contemplation Of thu
mont fotbtdlis,g Rntcdl!nvian Saurlan l'ruf. Owen
eyrr revived for the satisfaction Of thu curious Ii
Mr ucrgl. hnd takcn It Into hlh bcnryHlent nuddtc
10 esp0nns the cauBb Ut tho prosecuted grizzly Or
the friendless Eattlcanakc, WI c0nd have deserted
some slcAm OF reaHon In hts conduct; hut the
Humanitarian wha gors out uf hss way to project
u hnnan depravity thas w anI 1t perfectly n,poa-
slbls to do tiu subject justlcp."
, 1876-06-09
Tho Jewlsli Ancestors Of tho Portuguese
KiHgs.

JfW11h CAFonfcie.
Tho following hihDrlCal AneCdOte may not nroye
nhtntcfcotlhB Ut The present tInlt, whrh WI have
juat Iccclycda vrtt from tho Emperor oS Brazil,
jewish Aiafrn:
1t ia well known Tint the Jcws Of Spain md por-
tngal were highly Intelligent race atl TINT they
ruse to great lonuts in the Peninsula. both under
Christian aud auhalntncdnn Fulufs, but after tllu
overthrow Of tho CAl pts, thu Catholic snygreigns
no loMger sequtring 1ewsi assistance, rclcntlessy
pc!sscated thu Hotrews. and eventually cx-
lsratlltcs left. Or pretended t" leave, liz
religion OF thclr fathers, 4Ad wrsc known ~
- New Christians" ;" Thc*o New ChriatInns mar
rlcd freely with the highest nobility, and tutay
thsrs are but few 'panish Or Portuguese families
IN the highrst circles bH. what haye mixture Of
jewish btood. 4 Cctta.n King vt Portugal Grcou..
Ing alarmed At tao l0wrs welded by individuals
Of Jewish descent tsHucl decree that every prr.
soR with jewish blood In bis or her veins
sh0nad appear Vt court distinguished by 4 wlitc
batt.t tic King hortnR by this elict 10 banish all
such pcrHona f1lm his court NJ le believed nu nnu
on tho day NAMED liz Was surprised 10 epe moro
Than three. .funrths of hts court wearing lhe
white bulge, atlI he wns AAt0nnded wipll thu
l'rlInu Minister entered hiMlselt wearing In
y conspicuous manner tho sanle cmI,ien,
IIo nsket him fArloaely what hin haulncss WAS. Ills
5csty'a ores1. Hero ars twu white badges {nt tho
sale tins producing tht1n'; one IL for ller Aoyal
Majesty, your august spouse" t'AHd for whom,
u tllr othest' thuln!cred the King. Tbs reply was:
Fur ynur Royal Majesty" -
is needless u ray taai the edict was in,u,ed.
IL III ErHsor to dnubt it-the Emperor Vt prazil,
wlIo Ia ltltat descendant and true representative
0 tho Hinge Ut PHrtHHut, must ll4ye larga uuau-
MY u jewish blooA In hia wins.
, 1876-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE APOLLO CLUB CONCERT.

THE APOLLO CLUB CONCERT.
Tho eHsra concert given BY the Apollo Club last
evening, ut McC1Emck's ftalt, ~ testimonial to
Its excellent leader, drcw out an audience which
crowded the lasge auditorium Ia oycs!owlng, not.
wthstanllinR ihe vcry dsngrccablc weather. Ho
far as tho Club was concerned, Tho conccst was In
tho nature Of MI sxpetIment-1rst as 10 The effect
Of such snperbty drilled male chorus singing
with sopranos and nltos who have Ind but a fow
wccks practice, and seconlly, to tho sncccse OF
con1mr!cd choral nulburr Ut the most diverse
description Including Klcca, part songs, motctts,
,oaIs ep5u'rs anH fsae. In both re*pssa.
& sty: L WIS sam!;sSi, balanced, aDo%. af!y Ky
and iot'Sss Ss.o. '''' and o '0Tnsy a
timo in tie history, Of any chorus In this
sy ths ato' wsFs any q tho other parts y
sesdy ana tSs"y
,s u III tx desss IL hs9 IL 2nsy aok a 3f s %
.ssIs s!ss!ss i TO- VII sd Saexn xi & XII.
H%sen the s,h5n nse sasss" TO tho c1o.!ng
thu 'ss ss Il T. btE H'f p:rorns"so rsi. r sxf ss
tho Meudcltsohn !notes, ",ludge Nc, U t}od,H
Ia, ws! va, a., ,saM1srbiy r. tuse Mr onns 1s nc
with his male chorus, namely In perfect oHnncia.
t!on. lno piraslng aad shading, pfomrtncrs Of at:
sSs ~ Fl %s sd ehssss s
inspiration on Mt. Tomlns' part. That be has
anccceded 90 Encly In 10 nhort time suggests the
question: What A.Ight he not do II he had muso
t'Re! It WILL bo a. thousand ptties II Tho material
Of this chorus IL now allowed to suparaLe.
10 capahc of noble work In the future, and, for
tic saku Ut music, ought to preserve Its identity.
Tho E1nb had tho Assistance Of Miss Gary and Sir.
Mcyerbccr's j" "ikta, rlttu," and The rulna1lcu
from ''M!gnon" T. Knowa't Thou tho Land1'y.
E'nr tho cnc1lcs, aho gave two ba!lafs, "Dougtat,
Tender anl True. onc q Mr. lcase's, Il wn inis:
Heard Voice Long feass Ago" The fayorto
cnrdlnl description, wh!ci, Mas long cor
tiuued aftcr nlae reached tho etage. II would
bo hnpcrino's for 70 TO attempt 10
the andicncu au laylshly ever. and With ovrr-
powctlnK o1lcct. The journey she had nat!e did
not affect her voice, and II was prouf against tho
weather.. In fact, fhe has never sung With finer
quality " tuMe, or with mora dramntIc power ard
lcrvor 81 expression. Iicr SUCCESS WIS complete.
lt. hts attls!c paying, more partieI1arly OF tho
best Interpretation Of ChupIn VIC hayc ever llau
here, not tven excepting Won uHiow. wh0, by tho
why, has Eonn Insane. such wua tho Had lHtef-
gcncc rccclyud BY htA friends hers yesterday.
anty und with rich promise tor ita wurk next fall
and winter. II should now add to tho attractions
ol lte future programmes morE OF tue work Of thGlr
excellent SOPRANOS and altun. II Mr.. Tonlins cnn
produces aIcn astonishing results In q few weeks Ut
rehearsal and study, tho public ought to have thu
rnosr important works than wcro brought cut last
evening.
, 1876-06-09
rcponntd. III. Fred Van lnw.gsn. and Mr. Leon

2lEDUlhiAt MI ElSN aA AN"~6%"t SA'" &~'' >"HN'-
Among the eucets were Mt. and Mrs.. ]. Tiffany.
Mrs. Jnrc Nottingham, Mr.. ThomAA IAge, MT.
Ant Mrr. {. u. 1iami1l, Ar. r. 4. 1lnmill, Mr and
Ms. lforncr tialCcr. ME: ". j.. CossAs nj, and
ME@ ChnFIrr Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. ". NoFth+
rur, anu Dr.. H. nrown. 1850
The presents we7c n1mcronA. nae!u1, ana ornn.
mental. There were silver Ice pitcher and goblet
floIn tho lion. and afr4 j. Tiffany; jewel case Of
silver from 4. u. and Z. A. stnrtcvant: allvcf
alrur Jug. Mrs. t'har1re 1lutchtnenn: ef1vor
r1uE fsDm Arthur 11ntchnson; amcthyat sleeve.
bnttonr from Mr.. IThDmae Page; rance eronn
frum Mrs Louis Smith: lrlstcs knife from Charles
LranAcscg; 1n':ket frun, thr groom; filvnr eponn.
h1ldes from M!ss Ahly j. atnith; fern and Kass
library talIlc ornament from Mr. and Mrs. Fvcrctt
pnnie'a; panel OF llowcrh from Miar klttie FAIR;
photographs # vt. ana Mrs., a: VMn lnwngen; Of
b, L. TonG ,c, rSld f1sn stc ana '.S cn fne
bsaqnc.. QUO .Saiic;t from IT, % ana Mr: il. IL f. tsfef;
silk Inn firm, Mrs Louie VIM InwAgcn; fruit.
knyc. from Mr. anil Mrs. Charles II. Fdetts;
painted panel from Mr. Webster; bouquet .holdcr
from Mr. and Mrf c. &. I'LL: brrfy' 'sImon from
Mr. and Mrs. Ehar1cs D. lfamtfl dozen tea.
hpnons fro'n III. II. brown; nnt.picks from Mrs
William ,lu,ics: silver sh knife from Mlss Fairies
1nl1: tnilbttc set irum Miss Ctnrn Lamb: bouquet
holder and cArsl-rceefrtr from Miss Ella b. Nhf.
rem: handsome clock fruln Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Htur,csant; toilette set from Mr. and M1s. Henry
Town.
After tic ceremony, which waa performed by the
ncr. Il. T, Powell, the guests wete entertained by
a most hnspttab1e supper, and tho evening was
hllrd up with dancing to nome excellent music,
furnished by Johnny ffnnd's orchestra
, 1876-06-09

Week nfter next thu uaEun Square Theatre Com
pany, OF New York, will begin an engagement OF
scyoral weeks at uoolcy's Theatre. This following
persons, 1t Is announced by authority, will appear
durlng tho engagement: Miss kate Caxton, Miss
Sara Jewett, Miss Fanny Morunt, Mrs. Mario
Wilkins, Miss Idu Vernon. Miss Roberta Norwood,
Miss Maud HassIson. Miss kate Glraud, Miss
Ilclrn Grayson. Mt e. Il. Thorne, dr., Messrs.
Frederick RoblnKon, Stuart Robson, j. II. Stod.
dart, John Parselle. e. A. Stevenson, Thcudura
lInmlittm, II. ". Montgomery, John Matthews.
y. =. tlnigley, ". Il. Wilder and Alfred Htcks,
THY opening nttractlon will bo ''Ferreui." We
with thu New York cast complete, und the orginnl
custy and elaborate scenic Embellishments, paint-
Will In playau for one week only, US tho duration
Of slla Aeahoh IL limited and otller Important pieces
nsc to have representation.