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FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Messrs Editors Announce Dccs.
STEPHEN L DNEALE, Attorney and
Counsellor -ai.Law, a. = candidate for the
position Of States Attorney in 1879 -
We believe him to be admirably 6t:ed
I, discharge With 6ielity. boldness and
sbi'i,y the responsible du ice Of the Of.
e. Many Friends.
Oct II, 1874.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
OrpAsss' Cessf Of Sc. Nary's Cssnfy, Set
Feb A, 1876.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Jo-
~ seph Jarboe and Jueeph u Key.
Adm nisirators Of Matthew 4. Iarbor,
late OF Saint Msry's county, MARYLAND. de-
ceased, give the notice required by law to the
AID that the same be published once q week
for six successive weeksiu the St. Mary's Pea
con.
p JAWS N RalrY,
Register Wills for 81 Mary scounty.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, We hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of ST Mary's CO Maryland,
letters OF administration on the personal es-
tate of Matthew A Jarboc, late Of said co de
ceased. All persons having claims agains,
the said deceased are hereby notified TO ex.
hibit the same with the proper vouchers At
tached thereto TO the subscribers, On or be-
fore the 10th day Of August, 1876, they will
otherwise by law be excluded from the ben-
efts Of the said estate. All p rsons indeb-
ted to the deceased are requ,s to make
immediate pay ment 10 the subscribers.
r"..4 J0SEPUB JARB0E
JOSErH n kEI,
Al ~ nistrato1s.
Feb 10, ls1S-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

References BY Pernissios-C JAres. ESQ.
Cashier ofthe Baak Of Washington, wash
irgton. D. c.; Hon Lewis MsKensie, Presi-
Sen, Of The " I o r 4 Co., Aiexsnaria. Va
PH rrosh, Esq, Prcsicsnt Of the Unper Po-
,crsac Steamboat Company. Accoiink, Va;
Nessrs Dary Harnoa, Merchants, Alexaa
sion Merchants, 332 North waarves. Phila-
dslphia; Hoa g Hsfsis, Lsessrdic~s, Nd;
1sreh &c. islS-s!.
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Face Of the Besicoa.)

SH
ID.. March 9th. 1876.
problem which seeme tO
fresting and vital i.sus
the Collective Wiz
itaf of our great re-
ably discussed BY Mr.
hn. A gooily nusnbev
iardmoney" advocates
y surprised and sone-
in consequence a did
|ent argument aguinsf
peared to think that ths
om "the Lake Stats'<
concerning the fnan-
There are many persons
to believe that the
Prd- money" Candidate
ion for the eoantry.
PLY enthusiastic and
d that if the Rag.
|didate fails to win The
IN will inevitable, en-
b" says the latter class
greepbaeks and make
tender, and ere the
Centennial rear they
With the yellow CON-"
oned confidence id the
Btibility, and discretion
!of our country, we will
I time, and in the in
e best.
manifestation on the
|iddle-aged, old, white.
lnen of this section Of
king a trip to the Black
Bull and his blood
will have no chance to
|bovs. Gold is q very
pit the great distance
ling dangers of the
b is likely to keep the
hin the boundary lines
/ for some months to
|intinent Of MIR. Car.
o Inspector Of Ware
y favor'.bly received BY
!. lnigoes'. Of course
rho would have liked
lual lower down in the
the appointment, but
to grieve over the
Q better to
'ene'y gay, - '.'s.'
d. cares away"
ned and able Governor
what he is doing,
in individuals to the
standing.
est, consort Of the late
est, died at her resi-.
twill, in this district
t of pneumonia. In
social and domestic
sincere, kind, geutle,
During u tedious
-. she was patient,
I'd always resigned
OF the awfulDess of
entered the "valley
DEATH" fearing no
as on the arm Of her
n, she triumphantly
'tate where peace aud
su preme, aud the fell
cannot enter.
d the paths Of Fate,
ilie mortal u:n.
Us. soon or late,
rse, aud ue'er return"
RALYAr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

ts,. | shalt visit Leonard
he session e March Court,
Dnly the session. Versions
sir teeth at ~wDxEA
Pc call upon
kst week Of "UCYD
riEg artificial teeth inserted
u IN mediairiy OF ! ~ill rot
them.
PAGE EDMrNDS,
de rentist.
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TNHIS 10 to give notice. tha. I viii rot
Il be responsible Tor goods left u the
Wharf q Piney Poin, from ihi. date.
JOSEPH TRAVERS.
Feb II, lsI6-6x
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09
FOR SHEBIPF.

With msny thanks TO my numerous
friends for their liberal support. ! sgain
announce myself a. candidate for The
Sherif.liy in 1877. and ask the ssppors
If my friends snd fellow .eiiisrns
ZACHARIAH MATTlNGkS-
Nov1E. 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09
FOa THE SENATE.

Nean Editon-Yeu will please snnounes
As. u. WILSON, Esqr.. as a candidate Tor
the Senaie Ia 1871, and SAY that be VII 10
warmly supported ~ The people gsssssily.
o., 81, 1873. :. -
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koI|ct TO Contractors

HE church OF Fl. Francis Xavier. Newto~n,
10 TO be thoroughly repaired and the work
will be given 20 the lowest responsible bidder.
sh bidders for the work must 60 to the ehu, oh.
examine the work necessary TO be done. and
make On, The es,ims,es for the saae and leave
'htm with Mr.. GkO. W. CUSiC on the placr or
with The Rev. C. IiCiNANZA, leonardlown.
within two weeks from this date.
csrch 3. 1885.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. e. s.-rs,aI
In pursuance of the above order, ] hereby
give notice that have obtaiaed from the Or
phans' Court Of ST. Mary's county, Nd.
letters Of administration on the personal es-
tate OF Jno Simmsi, ate ofsaid CO. deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby notified to exhibit the
same With the proper -ouchers attached
thereto, to the subscriber, on or before the
la dAv OF Sept 1914, they will other wise
by Law he excluded from the benefits of the
said estate. All persons indebted to the
deceased are requested 10 make Immediate
pay ment ste the subscriber. ~
JNO r FENwiCK,
1s4.-sg "a 4 Administrator.
Feb "a. ls7c-sv.
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322 acres, .

r.
2 s-Ass, 1zis -..- 70 mofc or less.
being the .sme tract a land which. By
she ~ill Of the late .Jeu;fer Taylor. I'd.
United 60 probate in the Office Of the Reg.
later Of Wills of st Marys county on the
18th day Of November. 1887. was de.
vised ia two separate tracts of one hun
dred and sixiy-"ae acres. more ar icss.
each. TO his ,wo children, Wm NJ Taylor
aud Ann Taylor.
The improvements Of Point Lookout
consist af . comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE
aud necessary
OUT BUILDINGS.
belonging to the farm proper. and Of tho
PAVILION or bathing place establish.
men,-a large HOTEL aud numerous
COTTAGES. said cottages being lease
hold property also q SUBSTANTIAL
WHARF for the accommodation OF navi-
CATION. The land Is valuable for agTi.
cultural purposes. being highly improved
and very productive. The property is
enhanced in value by the facilities on tbs
premises for the re-cstablishment Of the
SUMMER RESORT for sra-ba,hine.
&c, which was closed in 1861 nv tho
occupation Of the premise. by the United
States Government as a Military Prison.
and also BY the selection Of this point NJ
the terminus of tho projected s u,hsru
Mar, land Railroad.
The location is hca!ihfnl aud pic,ur.
rsquc. immediately GU r" highway Of
con,mcrcc. North and nth aud III dai.
" communication bv s,e...,rs with tho
cities Of Norfolk. Washington aud Ral,i.
more. The surrounding waters abound
in OYSTERS aud FISH of fine quality
aud great variety. Capitalists are iuvi.
ted to exsmine tho property. 1nf"rms-
iiou # same will be given by the Tras-
tees =, Lcnnxrdtown. s, M.ry's county.
Mar, land. and u, 81 aud 32} st Paul
street, Baltimore.
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DIED.

&C in st. Inigoes' dis
he Srd of March, in
FORREST, relict Of
w. Forrest in tho
bye.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09
TIE TERMS OF SALE

are one fourth Of The purchase money 10
cash IN the day IT SAID; The balance ia
two equal apnual in.,sllments. bearing
in,cres, fr",a the day Of sale. secured hy
the bonds At the pu, chaser. with security
Satisfactory to the Trustees
RRNJAMIN q HARRIS.
WALLIS BLACKSTONE.
d. :. BRlSCOE,
Trustees.
Y.b2i. 1876
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Notice 10 Irespassers

DERSONS ore varsed, sss "a 'Tres.
pass si,h Dog or Gun upon -,
FARM. kncvn ~ Part Piney Poin,;''
aud they are forbidden to catch Oyseers
in the s.ters o. pines PoiL, Greek. The
Law viii se rightly enforced seainss a..
persons violating hi. se,;es.
FEB ~. ls7s-s..
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.RRIED.

kRRIED.
D.. ult, by the Rev.
JAMES COPSEY
y, both of this coun.
h. ult., BY the Rev.
LEO. w. ELLIOTT,
TO ADRIAN BREW
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09
MUSIC !!

W.OOSSs
P~srs' Aesse.losd Nj.
ediss, No. u. eeasains
eight Sonss. wosth 10
4 cents each, namely. One
= Hundred years Ago
Silver n Evening. Col
den n Nocn.-Norah.
Dssr-t Vast to See
her Face Again-Mes-
sage ho1 The Sea-
. Don't Forget We. Ham,
nsh-Frnn, the Light
J and Love Of Home, and
ny Only Friend. :
Theseare late Songs
By Hays Eiescart,
DanEs, etc.
-H<tt o. 1a.f
I1 Pesra' PsYaor Hu.ie,
No ~, contains seven
Piano Pieces Of noder.'
! ate difficulty, namely /:
, Little Old Cabin Gaiop
-Chilperic Waltz
= CEasr and thinner mann
- -Rnsiic Poika-f.ily of
Killarney March-Sii-
very Moonlight Noe
,urue. and the Skylark
Galop.
These pieces are BY
Kinkei, Wagner,
Wilson, and other
Popu!ar scriters-a
fne'selection.
Il
La Creme della Creme
No, Is. contains Eve
brillian, Piano Pieces
4 for first class Piano
~ PLAYERS, namely: LES
p-rance, Noctarps by
A sh-r-wed d!ng iAlls.
Moroccan de Salon By
q. d. " iiso IA
Refine du Salon, Polka
i.riilan:e by Lichuer-
y Andsn,e de Trio de
,. lillian Tell, By Pru-
dent, and lie Feu FOL
let, capriccio by Kahe
IL These are all first
class pieces, srprth
$3.50 IN sheet form.
ss are published month
ITS each for single nam
Iear, postpaid, to sub-
or a sample copy, and
ur money If not found
J. l.. PETERS,
s43 broadway, n. Y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
MEXICO.

The Capture Of N1atomoras ~ the Kevos
lutienisss-Fllghes Of Goaoral 1AbarEa-
DisaAecsisa Of the TreeSs-Dlaz Wants
the Gunbsas Ris Brave Renewed
from Mexican Waters.
GALVESTON, April "a Galveston Ne0s
special, dated Brownsville, April 2, ssys
this morning at five o'clock General Toledo
went out of Matamoras with 100 men to re-
connoitre. He was endeavoring to sscer-
tain the position Of the revolutionary forces.
and while 80 engaged column OF cavalry
suddenly passed between him and Matamo-
ras. He was completely isclated. The man
body of Diaz' army marched boldly upon
the works in the upper part Of the city.
Not H a. = enn Vas fred from the works. The
regular troops snd the National Guard hur-
ra6ed for Diaz. General Labarra dis
charged his revolver and then retreated to
the river bank with about twenty-nve men.
He asked permission to pass, which was
granted on the condition Of his becoming .
prisoner and being disarmed. he ana the
detachment are in Fort Brown
Another version 10 that General Toledo
had 60OO men. and that when 0utside they
pronounced and joined DiAz. .t1st4 y.
General Diax has more than 1000 men. He
wss received With great rejoicing by tho
reonla Of Mstamoras, Colonel Parrot and
Eolonel Crieto refused 20 surrender. They
hold some forts. A bIiak cannoRading 10
now eoing on and it Il not known what the
result may be. The firing 10 mostly nom
the Casa Mata and Fort San Fernando.
When General 1abazTa approache0 tho
ferry his own guard fired on him, believing
Eassr.-WSsa Coloosl Crisso learned that
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
CONNECTICUT.
Fho 4leeelen u C0Dnecsjeus-LATGo Re.
publican Gatns-PFobably - Cho1ce by
he People. ....4


4Ao 4leceien u Coanecsicus-Large Re.
Dubllea. Gains-Prssably - Chsice b
the People.
HAxrroRD, April 3.-The election il pro-
gressiDg quietly. This is . dissgreeable,
rainy day. The greenback mon are polling
considerable Of . vote here. Tho chances
arc against IN election BY the people.
Hartford clty gives Robinson. Repub-
lican, $500; In9crsoll, Democrat, 1896; At
water, Greenback. l67; Smith, Temperance,
20; Ineersolls majority 5l3. Last year his
majority was 1901. Fourteen other towns
rive Robinson 2003, Ingersoll 3l94, Atwater
gave Greene, Republican 2674; Ingersoll,
Democrat, 1922; Smith. Temperance, 1913;
Republican gain in these towns and in
Hartford city 894.
Insersell,s vete Dwisdling Dewn.
Sixtv towns, including Hartford, give
Robinson 1873. Ingersol 17,66S, Smith
(temperance) 1872, Atwater (greenback)
4l6. The same towns last year gave Green
IS. COZ, In gersol l8. GAG, Smith (temperance)
1874, scattering6. So far - heard from the
Republicans have elected eleven Repre-
sentatives, and tho Democrats fourteen.
Inserseli's Decreaslsg vste-The Asss-
ciated Press Claims His Election.
Seventy -one towns give Robinson II .342,
Ingersoli 1880. smith $40, Atwater 100
. Republican gain of 1155. Governor In
eereoil il no doubt reelected by the pop
ular vote, and the Legislature 10 Demo
cratic.
Ropublican Cesgressnan Elected.
NORWICH, April 3.-Five towns show .
slight falling of in tho total vote from last
year, with NO apparent change in proper.
tion. Tho indications arc that Waite, Re-
publican, 10 elected to Congress over Wells,
Democrat, BY good majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
NEW YORK.

Fire.
NEW York, April 3.cThe upper part Of
tho New York Club House burned; loss
81, 1000.
A DefauleeP's Spells.
Rogers. the defaulting teller recently ar-
rested 1T Knoxville. has reached here. The
bank recovers Sl9, 500 Of the e25, 600 stolen.
Convent Burned.
The Convent Of Vile do Sails, near
Brooklyn, burned.
Wall Street Bulls Como - Grief.
F. j. Heiser & Co. and 81. A. Heiser,
whose failures are reported to-day, were
leading bulls in the gold market.
Cpippliag eAe New Ysrk PestsMoe.
Tho postmaster has received orders from
Washington to cut down expenses. owing to
the appropriation for warming aud heating
buildings being exhausted. After tonight
the gas will be eut od, and all night work
and work in the basement suspended. The
entire postohice service win be crippled.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
WASHINGTON.

S0me Kind Of . Currency Bill Wanted.
WASHINGTON, April IA special to tho
New York Times says renewed effort will
be made BY combination Of Democrats
and Republicans to pass some kind Of our
rency bill. Messrs. Chittenden and Willis,
of New York, have taken the matter In
hand, and Friday night give dinner, at
which the subject will be canvassed.
River and Harser AppreDriatlsss.
Tho river and harbor appropriation bill
ia prepared. 1t sppropristes about l,O00,-
600 less than last year.
Demoeraeic Finances.
Bright, of Tennessee, intends, if he can
be recognised to-day, to propose . reeolu-
tion committing the Democratic party to
the Pennsylvania Democratic Platform, ON
the financial question.
= The President.
The President received visitors to day.
nIarsh.
Marsh WAS before the grand jury to-day
in the Belknap case.
The Real Estate Pool.
The real estate pool committee had their
powers increased to investigate tho mis-
conduct of tho officers Of the government
and members Of the present Congress in
any respect.
Railread Survey.
The Senate Railroad Committee uAAni'
mously approved the bill appropriatang
$l5, 900 for the survey, under the auspices
of the War Department., of the Austin,
Topalo oampo and Pacific railroad.
Quartermaster General.
General Meigs haa resumed his duties -
Quartermaster General. A-'%A -
Wins1evv,s Case.
The State Department has advices that
England will mot surrender WinslOw except
upon guarantee that he shall only be tried
for the offenee cot forth In tho extraditi6n
The Ale9lcan lnsarrecsioa.
The Navy DspaRtnent has advieee that
the insurgeato under PoEfIio Diaz took pos'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

session Of 1a4amoras with little opposition.
General LAbagsa With about twenty men
escaped to Brownsville. -...tn
Captain Johnsou, commanding the Rio
Bravo, 60 So . prospeet ef the Mexican
government retaking latamoees for eone
dime, - its troops In that vicinity have
either suzfeaaered or joined ths insurEent0.
~, Ea lGlae. e.
In the Emma Nine i1vestgAtio0, Lyooh
said Stewart and Park were present When
the questioa aEooe shout sstisfyinR tho
English stockholders why no ore We taken
ont Of the mine. ~0tsWaRt said they could
represent that work could not be psoeecnted
during tho winters. There was money
enough to pay dividends for seven months.
Park iuteode0 % sell out on the strength Of
'""'' The Rivers.
The Mississippi and Missouri rivers have
risen elightly. The upper Ohio and tTibu-
The Belknap Impeachment.
The impeachment articles win be pre-
sented to the Senate tomorrow.
Moro Testlneay. T.
District Attorney Bliss, of St. Louis, tes-
titled before tho whisky committee to-day.
son testifies tomorrow. sa1s t9as.-
n, D.-.. n.S. . .ns..s :, t.,. !,
~ nj nC Dae a.w % St ~ Sa..t. ~ 4StC1 ~ ~ =.
act on the nomination. r ts-t a
The 1ne1an bafeaas
Tho Indian Committee Of the House
unanimously adopted tho report tranb
ferring the Indian Bureau from the interior
to the War Department. 4E- ..,-
snugglins.
|. TIA 0aoartment sdmita aoma smugolius
via Panama- huf nnthin0 ike tho eTfeIi
ranorted from 80 Frenciaco Prccant zion,
have han tslen- :
= = - 49,.
,s ApDrepr1anones u.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

oJs4 San ARTono, Texas, April 8, 1876.
The following Telegram was received this
morning at headquarters:
" - Fort Brown, April 2, 1870.
General Diaz captured Matamoras this
morning, and now occupies tho town. Gen-
eral Labarfa has reported hero. Two off,
and customhouse officials have also crossed
to this side. JOSEPH H. POTTER,
r. .s-afos 7'r, Colonel Commanding.
Az tho Diaz party 10 known to contain Ill
Of Cortina's adherents, their supremacy st
Matamoras viii be likely to complicate mat.
tees ON the Rio Grande. Az they have NO
body to fight, cattle owners on this side
will suffer. BEXAR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

Second Lieutenant Simon C. Vedder,
Nineteenth Infantry, acting signal officer.
hss been relieved from duty ct Fort Whip
pie, and ordered to Santa Fe, New Mexico,
to assume charge Of the construction and
maintenance Of 20 much of the lines Of tele-
graph provided for by scts Of Congress -
may be designated by the chief signal
officer Of the army. Lieutenant vedder u
pleasantly remembered here, and tho conf
dence shown toward him by his superioEs il
gratifying to his friends.
Tho supreme chancellor Of tho Knight0 Of
p, thias, & 8. Davis, arrived yesterday. and
il stopping ct the St. James Hotel. He viii
be.given . reception during the weak by tho
city lodges.
Ia Peek, ESD, the enterpridng agent
of the Wheslsr 4 Wilson Sewing Machine
Company, left Sunday evening on . trip
through Mississippi in tho interest OF his
company, which he 90 ably represents in
this section.
Hon. Jacob Hawkins, judge Of tho Supe-
rior District Court, occupied the bench yes
terday for the first time in sewers weeks,
and appeared to be perfectly recovered
from his illness.
Colonel James Lewis, member of the
Board of Metropolitan Police Commission
ers, has received ton days leave Of absence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

Tho schooner Anita 10 loading and il to
sail for Laguayra On the fifth instant. She
has Ill her cargo engaged. consisting Of the
bulk Of 1000 barrels Of hour, potasoe6, corn,
bran, beef, pork, cheese, butter, lard' coal
oil and candles. All her Recommendations
for passengers have also been secured. and
we are informed moro room II called for,
especially for passenger.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

upon tho Atlantic coast - may be deemed
expedient.
Resolved, That it il respectfully sug9ested
to the tresty mxkine Department Of our
Rovernmeut that the United States 10 amply
able to guarantee the international use ana
neutrality of any international work q
eomuunieatiDn, aud that any copaxtnseeAiP
or coprotectorate in or over tho ~
posed work on behalf Of any European
power il respectfully deprecated - IN
necessary and liable to embarrassing CON-
plications.
be trsnsmitted to the .President Of the
United States, to our Senator in Congress
and Representatives in Congress. for the
consideration Of Congress and the PreGi-
dent.
Tho meeting then adjourned. +
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04


At the Varieties Theatre Last night Mr.
Charles b. Morton's comedy, called the
women Of The Day" wae produced for tho
first time in New Orleans. This comedy
stands numbered among tho successes Of
tho New York Fifth Avenue Thestre; it
sparklss with humor and timely points; it
receives . good cast ct the Varieties, in
cluding Mrs. Chanfrau, and considering tho
merits Of play and performers, tho enter
tainment tonight and to MORO v night, re-
peatiug the same bill, should be Wen At
tended.
The St. Charles Theatre, under the man
agement Of Mr.. james Flynne, opened Last
night - . variety house to slarge audience.
It il . free and easy place, whore mon are
allowed to smoke and to drink without
leaving the house. Tho stage peri ormances
were up to the usual stands I'd Of the
variety halls which have become popular
in other cities. Tho illusion ske tch Of Miss
Angie Schott, with rapid and mysterious
changes Of costume, was very clever. A
drama, introducing Admiral and Lulu Yale,
closed . performance which in NO way
offended m orderly audience.
Mr.. A. F. Steber, who has received honest
and careful training under the tn torship of
Mr.. p. Gleason, remains ct the St. Charles
Theatre in the box Office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

Tho thermometer st Louis Frigero's, No.
50 .Chartres street, for the past two days
stood - follows:
April e-At sA. r., 7co; st 2P. II, 7s';
n 6P. H., 68o. ,oo.
April 3-At SA. H., 64o; az r. A' '''
st 6P. H., 10.
Lowest poi1t during The n1sns d APt''
and 2, $50. ~-,4 .-7 v-sg
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04


If these was sapse for Repablicans b -
ioice over the election in New HampshiFe,
when 0overnsr Cheney was re-elected BY
IN increased msjority, NO little cause fde
cougratulation u shown this morning in the.
election returns from Connecticut. Moro
than half Of the time since the war Con-
nscticut hes been under tho control Of tho
Democratic party. Most Of the time ma
iority Of LEES than thousand votes has do
termined the election; but for the pest three
years the Depocrats have carried tho State
By large majorities. A year ago Governor
Ingersoll was reelected BY majority
over al of 653S votes. Green, tho
Republiean candidate, received A, ,e72 votes.
and Smith, Temperance candidate, received
2942. Yesterday al Of this was changed.
The returns show that in seventy-one towns
Iuserson received majority Of only 1908
votes, leaving moro than half tho State to
hear from. The Associated Press dispatch
claims Iugersoll's reelection by the popular
vote. This may be 50, or further returns
may tell different story; but If he is 70
elected, it il by vote 80 close that TIE
Democrats will have nothing to console
themselves with but the bare facts.
In 1868 the Democrats carried their State
ticket by majority Of l765 votes; in the
presidential election in the fall Of the Same
year the state gave . majority Of 3o4l for
Grant. In 1879 the Republican State ticket
was carried by majority of only twenty
eight votes; in the presidential election
succeeding Grant received . majority Of
42l8 votes. Judging Of the future by the
past, therefore, Connecticut may be Get
down - sure for the Republican party q
the next election.