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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

A Northern exchange Gays: at costs
81 to throw an orange peel on the side
walk in New Orleans" The statement is
calculated to mislead strangers. 1t costs
lawyers fee to commit murder. Larger
crimes are expensive in proportion.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

The Philadelphia Times says: There is
an unpleasant sameness in the off.hand
speeches with whHh our great soldiers re-
spond when called out at the annual re-
unions" This had reference to the re-
sponses of Sherman and Sheridan at the
Academy of Music. The Confederates also
remember an unpleasant sameness in their
fighting. 1t was the same thing for several
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

Some one prettily says, "The tears We
weep here may be pearls in heaven" They
certainly may, but the chances are that
they will pan out no better than ordinary
1Alt water,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

It is SAID Mccormick will give the right
to his reapers, and elOO, 900, for the Office of
Vice President. He is not particular about
which party elects him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18
OHIO AND NEW YORK.

The Nation Republican Convention at Crc ~
matt, have nOmir ed HAYES and WhSBLkk ~
the ofncf of Precedent and Vice Presid mt OF ~.
unIed states, and the Enterprise Five Cent ~
company; No. S. 81. Charles street. nominate =
MaJagna and Casadores a. the best ciears NJ o
said nomination. irl7 2t2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

The Southern Dramatic Club will give its
;oond entertainment at the Academy Of
3;z'sic on Tuesday evening, June q, when
ri be acted q drama called "Cast Upon
the World"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

William A,lon and Bsysrd would make
satisfying Democratic ticket. William could
make speeches in Ohio and the little man
could carry Delaware.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

Miss Rose Eytinge, who has been acting
at Milwaukee, wa, found insensible in her
room on Wednesday evening last, which
condition was caused by an overdose Of
morphine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

A promenade concert will be given at
Carroll.on Gardens on Sunday evening,
june 25, by the Select Social Club.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

A slang EXPIRE. sion has gone West The
boys of Salt Lake City say: "Pul down
youn endowment robes"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

The New York champagne swindlers OF
INTO trouble when they failed to keep
Mumm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

The ladies of the Sixth District have AZ
ranged to give benefit of Widow l.. SimE-
aOn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

Dom Pedro has seen every thing but 3
game of base ball.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18
From North to Seuth, from Rast to West.
The country Is all ablaze,
And all are bound to do their best
Fer Wheeler and for Hayes.

Let's shout aloud their praise,
But better yet. let's cast our votes
For Wheeler and for Hayes
Bates says the above was the best he could
do at short notice, but with time be thinks
he could make moro lines and better on the
same subject.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

Lively Congressman sing, "Begone dull
Korrv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

The gardner gathers hi, onion crop with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18

Printing and Bindirg promptly exeeussd .,s.
lowest raie'.
prescriptions taken fer mag aznes and -.
papers. payab e in advance.
HAVING bOugst the interest of Mr.. JANp,,
GRESHAM in tho sto'e No. li8 Car al atress rs
spectfultv solicit the patrona 20 Of The trsds !.
the r. aiing public.
apis ls IA. +. HARRIS0TOg
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The St. Louis candidates-Tilden or Bolt
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An over fed dog is loaded to the muzzle.
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ID i H II

SN,TH-At Rort Ke4rney, Nsb-ssta -.
1T the residence OF Mrs Or. J. 3 n II
HENRIK TIA Smith. . resident Of IL ! ~. We ~
Afty.twO yeas ana four m 1nthA ssy. -
4gAHAM-On Saturday June II. ls7e :.
II, JAoKSON GRAHAM. aged forty. Gvs =. !. ~
The funeral win take PLACE This tsupss..s
ing. at ha.fpsst three O'Clock, from tn ~
sion Baptist Churh. Common street 4.
claiborne and Dsrbigny. The fiierds a. =
lily, members Of Crescent Lodge No. lsw
United Order OF Odd Fellows. sni siste, i.
a.e respectful ly invited to attend. The hs..s
asse nble at the hall 1t 2:3s p N.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-18
HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANE.

ACTUAL CONDITION.
Thursday Evening. June is. 1870
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
CLEARED.

Steamer Wyanoks Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich.
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. Norfolk-Oid Dominion
Steamship Co.
s.e.merJ Garrett, Foster. Baltimore-wm Dal.eii
steamer Anthracite. Grumlev. Phadclphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Franconia. Bragg, Pcrtland-J Amss.
ship Black Hawk Rowland. San Francisco-Sutton CO.
Bark Suss utsD, Criscuoo, Marsclss-Lauro. Storey
Co.
Brig Enriea tAus,, FrAmin, Cork for ordcrs-socovch
Co.
Brig Clara Pickens Coombs, Coruna and Cadz- Evans
Bal! Co
Bng Fortuna Poro, Mesquita. oporto--Hagcmcyer 4
Brunn.
schr y land. Doncrty Para-Francis Moran
Schr Adelia Chase. Bearse, Antigua-Leaycran 4 Co.
schr North America (Br. Jocc. st Johns. yF-Hatton.
Watson 4 Go.
sehr Alexander Br), Forbes, Maitland. NS-J Whitney
x Co
schr Jefferson, Gibbs, .Gaveston-Tupper Beatte.
Schr Emma l. King. Myers Jackson villc-E Cralner.
Schr Enchanircss, Philps. Savannah-Ryans, Ball Co.
Schr Juliet Robinson Portland, No-Mier 4 Houghton,
Schr D Crane, Batewell New Haven-tsackett / Bro.
The New York herald., 1876-11-28

ns-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN sTHE
COASTING AND FOREIGN lRADE.-Captans or officers
ofvesels engaged the coastng and foreign
the displacement removal Of buoys rcque
communicate the facts the HERALD that may be
brought publicly the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor Of the HERALD
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
Of displaced buoys the Of their removal will
along tho Atlantic Pacific
American Continent. Whom they observed
the OF European countries in the
Is ths information be either by telegraph
tterto the London Office Of the NKw YORK HERALD 40
Fleet street, London tho Paris Office, Avenue dc
rOpera. Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London
"Bennott 61 Avenue do rOpcra. Paris" Where Of
observed in the countries
tho reach OF the telegraph. in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching tho first
cnt port This will be cabled free Of charge
the HERALD and published.
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY

The purser Of steamer Clyde from Havana has our
thanks for favors.
ssTs s% s. s ~ss in dis
bly, TO Portland o. to be repaired sold the under
cent ofthe insurance.
Bmc PRAIRIE ROSE and her materials sold at Key
West Nov ls. As she lay on he bank
from cadix for Gloucester. Mass days north Of Hat
Long Island and broke m"inSoom mai A''
BRIG ELKAHxrn wrecked Halifax and subsequently
IN gale There was Of mem nst M so
on hr whose wages will have TO be paid In addition
purchase money.
BRIG MATILDA from Salem for New York lost an anchor
Nantucket Shoals and put into Newport. RI. Nov ~
York with potatoes put isso Newport RI isste
sssn Jo.s LEa from ,rAilsdsghs for Washington. PC
ssassInsd Ssso, ier q coal sold 20 10
~siss 1ss Ss IS for rs de M
hauled for repairs y
scHR srKrHrS MORGAN from Georgetown for Apponaur
s e % saS sS s H a
cargo and be hauled the at the shpyard has
Tic repair: entirely sa ai.
Until she reaches her destination.
scnR KSIenrox, from Ruatan for New York. before,
e. " Key West Distress had her repairs
scHR JOSH THonAs DOM, Moore from Halifax Liver.
peG MS before reported missing arrived at Porto Plata
coast
ScuR W Scorr tBr), from New York for st John NIB,
which lies of Rivernead IL full OF being
by the Coast Wrecking Co. which has con.
vessel aud aud take them
port
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 25-There is lumber-aden schooner
ashore on Persimmon Point
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Nov 25-Schr Adeline of and from
Bangor with lumber and bricks for this city while coming
Into the harbor last night ashore Spindle She
will probably be got of by dischargng Of cargo
HAVANA. Nov 22-scnr Geo Peabody. Capt White which
cleared 18th for New York and aimed from sailing
by sickness among tho will probably on tho
oath OWING 30 tho immediate personal White
only man In da tho bala haf,.
almost ready return board and duty. There
very few cnses Of yellow lever in the harbor
HALIFAX Ms. Nov ~ PM-Steamer Alpha from Boston
Tor Prince Edward Island Is not breaking Of
cargo saved. damaged ,crew saved.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov lo--Schr Skylark went ashore at
South Guaala River night of iSn. No further particu-
lars.
SHIrpuLDISG-The for vessel to be built
this winter yard OF Messrs Joseph Oakes SON. at
Brewer. and will be pushed rapidly possible
SO cason
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwKRP Nov 27-Arrved. ship Storkors (Nor). Erick
BALTIMORE barks Andrcas Greek. Cockinaas, Pha
dephia Maggie O'Brien tBr,. Fleming. do; Earl Dali
honsic tBr, Jarvis. San Francisco.
Sailed 21th bark Chguecto tBr), Shaw. New York.
ALcirRs. Nov lS-sailed brig Five Brothers. Randall,
United States
BaisroL, Nov 27-Arrved. barks Marie (Ner,. Faarvg.
Charleston; Jonas Rs,ng DAM svcndson Daren; brig
Pearl (Br), Anthony. Baltimore.
Arrived Morgan Pill 27th bark Knudsvg (Nor) Even
sen. New York.
BELFAST Nov 27-Sailcd. bark Blanca caxanovs utaD,
GaggniA, United States; svaien tNorD. Boo. do
BREMEN, Nov 27-Arrvcd. bark Goethe Gcr) Schubert,
New York.
Sailed 27th bark rlsshght (Brl. Card Hampton Roads.
BAGcsLosA-sailed bark Poilux tFDs New Orleans.
CARDIFF, Nov 27-Arrived, schf Charles Platt Sharp.
Bordeaux
CHrrR. Nov 2-saod. BARK George Krsmelberg. Pater.
son. United States.
CALCUTTA. Nov 2JArrved. ship Exporter Brooks Bom-
bay; bark Niphon. Preble Madras
DUBLIN. Nov 26-Arrved. bark Mrclla tBr,. Pitt, San
Francisco; brig Florence (Br). Downic, Charleston.
FALMOUTH, Nov 20--Arrved, ships Eldorado English.
Point Lobos;P G Blanchard. Mcintyre. do Riverside.
Woodward, Pabelon do Pica; 27th. barks Sgurd Jarl
Nor Tostenscn, Phadephia for stavanser Sophie Cor
bz er) Andeis. Newcastle Tor Philadepha below.
Arrived In the English Channel 26th. ship Evangelinc
tBr Manson. New Orleans for navre; bark Odd (Sou,
Mortcnsen, Wilmington. Nc, for Newcastle
GLASGOW. Nov a5-Saiicd. ship Altoona tr) Grossart,
United states
GBRALrAR. Nov 2o-Arrved bark Esploraore QsaD. Lon
gobardo. New York.
HAHBuRG. Nov 24-Saied barks Won Moltke tBr, Nc
Gully. New York 10Th. Jason tNor), Thornsen. do.
bAvHx. Nov 2e-Arrved. bark Ingolf CNor). Knudsen,
Baltimore; brigs samuel Muir tBr). Hicks. Charleston;
Eilida (Nor), Schomberg. do.
HsLvosr Nov 26SaiIed bark Limerick Lass, sypsrck'
New York
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. II. 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD YACHTS HERALD
wuiTEsToxE TKLEGRAPH


wniTEs1oSE TkLEGRAPH LINZ
steamer Caisnd tputch). Deddes, Rotterdam Nov IL.
with ,ndse and passengers ,s 10 Funeh. Edye 70
na 10Th carthagena 18TH and Aspinwall 18TH with
Cape Henry, passed Russian showing signal letters
.s rs% s,s,o 10, ss.m1rs 9Th u, - o. Ion
ssespsr Clyde kennedy; n.yans Nov y with ma,e
Alexander NJ, NiekeIs; irsn % ce.fueres for New YORK
Port Royal. 24a, with mdse and passengers to Il Mai
steamer Eapidan Eempion savannah Nov %. with
20 SSa Magnolia ssssa o.
steamer City OF Atlanta Woodruff Charleston Nov IS.
VIII, o Old "S pSmS Norfolk with ma.o to
the old nG%a0n Co po,,o r,.
Lswes. Dol Dol, Ia ballast l..i 70 s Funsi Edye : CO
Brig slisc rarIcson Nekcrsen, Amsoy for sos.on.
Schr Mary Douglass. RoH rara 30 days with rubber
&c, 70 0 Amsnek { Co vessel 70 .Wenberg. Nov il
Egs Msy,ssa n,sa.wiss , 81 r.s44sisS': 4s, "a 49,, .
hidss Sc % rsebaaa src. sssssi 70 Dayton e. nov
tons ., iu,'is from deck ii,h i. 90 passed
s nss as IL 81 os '' lon y Is BARK
sehr rrankin,s Gilaerdals, Galveston Oct :. vi.
with mdsc 70 ruprer isstie. Was 10 days OF nasss
schr Loretta Fish saano fs,nandna 10 days with ium
schr Hattie Cord Moore. Jacksonville 10 days. with ium
bcr 90 Msoo \ Clark vessel 90 Warren Ray
scnr Coascrva,ivo whitman, Wilmington, Nc II days.
";se sehr a.h JAS jonss jones' isiioa, Ricnmoud.
Schr & II krx, Robinson. Virginia
Schr Geo White, Brown, Virginia.
Scnr Jas Nantc Lee. Virginia
schr Richard Peterson. Knrlish Virginia
Scu j Granger Freeman. virginia
Sehr Wm licnfy, Jones. Virginia.
schr \ Osborn. Curtis Virginia
S'ir ssi p iiil.on lsn whseer' % B.isimsre
Schr Lookout Nichols. Baltimore
schr Grace Van Dnsen Reeves baltimore for Boston,
schr @ VI Wright. johnson, Delaware
Dy- Steansyr Italy SBr when arrived 26th, reports
s ia, ~ 3 lon - passed ste .ns Esyp @ M hence @
do; 80 AM ia miles Of sandy Hook, steamer elveta
B). do for 10. and Holland lBr,. do for London;
rs-Bng Christina fof Hslifax) from - is an
chorcd Sandy Hook for orders
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
gchr Curtis. HASKELL Bangor for New York
schr visksburg Wentworth, Bangor Tor New York;
s hSos pSres, sssh for Hsm Yor new
Schr 600 L Perry Quinn. Bath for New York.
Schr A Bailey hutchinson Portland Me, for New
sear Congress. willard. Portland for New York.
schr Martha Cleavss Atwocd Portland tor New York.
Sclr Minnie Laurie spear kockland for baltimore
schr kelIie y; halloek. Eastpert for New York
Schr Ferguson. Ferguson. Ellsworth ior Newark.
schr Nulato. Small. Msehas for Now YORK.
schr George Collins. Hoiekins. iallowell for New
scSf Lizzie Carr. Teal. Boston for New York.
Schr j X Mssservey, hostoa Tor New York.
s,i,f Laura Robinson, Kelly, Boston for New York.
S;hr = Hudson Hudson. soxton Tor Baltimore.
stlr h n Miller, Carton. Boston tor PhiladeipniL
Schr Three sisters BAKER Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Martha Inns Newcomb. Lynn Tor weehawksn
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
BROOKLYN THEATIr.

Ehakcspcare's great tragedy, 'Juius Cesar" was
produced last night AT this house with cast that
ought TO command overlooking houses No one with
. claim to culture ought TO miss seeing the most Gle.
vatcd OF all the great poets works interpreted in It's
essential characters by three actors OF unquesionabe
power-Barrctt Davenport aud Warde. All that there
is OF moral grandeur the world famous tragedy that
Tor q moment saved Rome from imperialism and left
an example 10 rulers and people unorgottcn
after nearly 1000 years is here presented with
extraordinary forcc and freshness So admirable is
the picture OF antique virtue that while the leading
actors occupy the stage the mind insensibly travels
back and follows thcm over the Roman pavement
The little tricks OF the modern stage disappear from
vicw and Deep soul-moving human passion takes the
place OF hystsrca emotion. No ono whose soul nar-
bors some lingering sympathy with the simple gran
dcur Of the long buried past but must witness with
glow pleasure the pictures OF Caius Cassus Marcus
Junus Brutus and Marcus Antonus gwen by the three
sctors have named. Each seems ntted by nature
Tor tho part he has assumed, and the very dncr-
OF tho excellence adds the value OF their per-
formance, considered as whole Long ago, when AIR.
Barrett nrst essaycd tho role OF Cassus with Mr. Booth
- Brutus, pronounced his performance great one,
destined 70 ve history Of the American stage,
and time has but strengthened that opinion. Tho
iuture may produce Cassus as good NJ Mr. Barrett,
but ws doubt Il. Tor him combined qualities OF
temperament and physical form that joined 10 exqui
The New York herald., 1876-11-28

ADrlAIDn Nov x-Arriysd bark sh.mroek Panno sours-
Wca Oct port sel Louie sweet Bur
CESS ,om Oct lsIn mort bark pevon.htr F.ker
from Newport. T. arrived iith
Evans SsS York via rrnaad nspA'' '0
cAaoEsAs M Nov Is-saled, brig chsvio. !Br,, Leary.
CA.nARlsS. Nov ls-saed. schr David II Tolck sawyer,
GuaSrAsA.o TO Nov is-sailed brig rhos Albert CBr)
HAvAsA Nov Is-Arryed, bark Lorton Vale tBr), Hcly.
Matanzas odd steamer Gussc hl Indianola bark John
n @ S 'ss Reid New York.
& css chs ans sx .ans
5s. CSot'sy DO srss wApse9Ps Ray snd
ys5ra S.van1Sh Anps Walsh wren Now Orleans
chaTe.ton schrs A.. Eldrdss, Booker. Key West Jeer
Cleared aad, bark Continental Meyer Baltimore; briggs
Lira ae safo ep,, Pages, and Antonlca csp ferrer.
New Yort sails aSsh ssrss Sierra ssyada kosrner Do
Ssv YORK; eriss Minnie o; SSspSnsd FOR P.nssseis
Emerso1, EMERSON do Annie Brown curry icr Bos,
,sn Edward sanchez "a che Benson Tor Sew York; John
eli Tor southwest Pass ali loading sehrs Minnie and the
riss cIoss Sar VI! g IN Ss': Steamers nnan r
Archer Bsmore tor s. Johns, NF and Liverpool Perit
Sailed 27h. Austrian tBr, wye tlrom Liver
ship s
'e M.rasSss 1a Nov iesacd sehr Helen II tBn. Long
Brun.~isk a sst steamer Des. p, BslsI
Ethan Allen. Blake south OF Hattcras.
PRRSAxBUCo Oct 16-Sailcd bark Clauina ('ort). New
York: 24th. Lrg Geo Berry. YORK. do 25th, schr
Auger Dayton do: 18th brig Erwood (f3r) Rains, do
Sailed Oct 3D. brig Wa.cr WITCH Fawes New York.
In port Oct 2s barks Nancy Bryson Br), for New York
Channel; kong sverre tNor, for New York via Rio
York zngarora tBr,. for do via Rio Grande do Norto
Alvin Kelly dr. Kelly Parahiba and Lieerpool: May
(sr. for New York; schr Minnehshn, Swift for do:
Poarc PLATA Nov Arrived previously Jose Tho
tDom), Moore Halifax for Liverpool Ms Misccl
lany)
PoIxr LgrREAux, Nov 24-Passcd. brig Sfas Aylward
Iyr, NrN frnm
QugENsrowN. Nov 1sln port. ship Charlie Baker (3r)
Brown from Point Lobos lis ordered TO Chcrbourg).
ST. TunxAs. Nov 25--Arrived previously, brig Jessie
Rhynas Tucker. Rio Janeiro.
SAcUA. Nov I5-saed. bark jose Mors. Carlisle. Now
York tcargo old rails).
In port i6th bark Rebecca Ccrnana for New York. id
schrs Armids Hail. for Pensacola. do Alice Hodges for
north of lIatteras, do.
ST JOINS. MI, Nov 2s-Put in. steamer Hansa t3cr),
Bussns New York Nov IL for Southampton and Bremen
to al up her bunkcrs; all we'll had experienced
crly winds.
Sr JonN NIB. Nov 2i-Arrived schr Arana tBr,, Zach.
AIRY. Portcawi Scotland
Arrived 27th brig Clara J Adams. McFadden, Lubec !;
schr Spectator (br). Munson, New York.
Cleared 24th ship Castn Haws. Harding. Liverpool
bark Eleanor Mockier Liverpool brig Economy. Graham
Duudalk
TAanAGoxA, Nov iisacd bark Ferreri dtaD. Esposito
New York.
YARMOUTH. Ns Nov ls-Arived. brig Premier (Br),
Rogers, Liverpool
The New York herald., 1876-11-28

Acr 4-Ip scene fAank and rather are corrections
OF "think' and "ranker" in the following diaiogue:-
RMa9rv .s, ssoaa s"n n were your mistress or
should shanx my honesty rather than my wit.
Hammer conjcctured that ssoecasonr should be
accusation In the following passage Collier amended
II accustn9:-
o. that that her fault her husbands
occasion let her never nurse Eer child herself Tor she WIZ
Collier adds the necessary you which ends this pas
sage.
Well, time is the old justice that examines all such
offenders, and let time try you.
In scene he also makes the stage direction that
when Rosalind swoons she IS raised by Ohver point
that is omitted at the Fifth Avenue
Acr 5.-In scene the word in rouchstone's COM
ment upon the singing should be untameabie, and not
"untunable.n
| would offer new correction OF s'purgation" to
probation I'm shakespeares psriancs 70 prove in the
following remark OF Touchstone:-
any doubt that. let I'm put my purgatior.
In the following nhe passage has suffered in
jury by msprint Til Collier felicitousiy substituted
"toh for "they" IN the last linc.-
sometimes do believe and sometimes do not.
As they thai lear " hope and know they fear
Also, by the same, the correction OF "urgd" 10
'heard.n Thus
Patience once vhiss compact Is heard.
He also adds seven So" as here gven:-
IL e'a make as"s shess sS Ssns.. all .vsn-evsn So
Also, '.thus We" (as IL last occurs) for "thcse
things" as foows:-
That reason wonder may diminish,
How thus utet aud thus finish.
Finally, would cail attention to tho following
spurious reading
Duke SBy faith he is very swift and sententious
According 10 the FOOLS bolt sir and such culce
diseases
Dulcet diseases! Can anybody mako sense Of that ?
Dr. johnson proposed to read discourses for Diseases
which may be right IN view of the fact that the oos
bo' is iu reference TO the Shakspcrian proverb, "A
ioos bolt is shot. "
inadvertently omitted TO take up In order the fol
lowing obscure quotation from act =. scene 2:--
Or.-Whcrc dwell you. pretty YOUTH
RoWith this sister; here In the skirts
Of the forest, like tringo upon pettcont
Now, contend thai tho actor should omit what MEY
Richard Grant White calls tho part
viz, "like fringe upon petticoat" as IL does not
sound we'll TO the cultivated believe that some
thing has been lost which would make sense per-
iect. Further IN this Rosalnd thus replies
to q question :-"As the coney that you see dwclls
where she kndied." This last word cannot be
right think It should be either minded" or
'.kinded JUNIUS
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
THE OLYMPIC NOVELTY THEATRE


Under the management OF Colonel William f. Sinn
the beginning OF every week presents some and
unique attractions at the Olympic Last night besides
tho Leotard Brothers, tho Anseys Scanan and Cronin
in their very funny Irish sketch; Miss Lulu Delmay In
her exquisite attire and sweet vocasms, there
exceedingly humorous sketch called "Mr and Mrs
Caudle ut Home" arranged for Mr.. All Burnett ex-
prcssly by the lato Douglas Jerrold, with Mr.
Burnett as Mr.. Caudle and Miss Helen
Nash Mrs. Caudlc. The representation con-
vulsed the audience. Old snd newly married
people may listen TO the lectures with relish
simply realizes tho early Caudle productions OF
the famous author. Among the other noticeable
elites IN tho exhibition last evening was the voca.iza-
tion OF Master Newman IN duet with Miss Mario
whtingham. Tho youthful vocalist acquitted himself
to the utmost satisfaction OF tho audience. Then
there the modern samson, Arizona in his feat Of
strength tho well known Sam Devere In his original
banjo songs aud witticsms; Miss Helen Nash
IN Robert Norris Masonic gem, the "Levcl
and the Square," Weaver aud Lawton's laughablc
Ethiopian sketch, "Unclo Pcte's Reception; J" s. d.
Bond his speciaes, the extensive and varied pro-
gramme concluding with tho interesting domestic
drama entitled .Home Again; or The Sailors Re-
turn" IN which Mr.. Grsmer, G. I. Nichols, Louis
Mestayer and Miss Marion Taylor enact the principal
parts Tho present management OF the Olympic seem
determined 10 win success, and II their efforts from
week to week 10 please our novelty-loving people de-
serve 1t, they certainly are entitled to command IT,