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TWO ORPHANS.
TWO ORPHANS.
TWO ORPHANS.
LOBE THEATER-
Corner of Baronne and Perddo streets.

Marsh Adams .-..-.- Bushes and Stage Manager.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY WITH THE
ELITE Edp OF THE CITY THE ;.,l rE0PLE S
OF AMUSEMENT in TIE CITY. TWO
SHOWS COMBINED IN ONE. MORE NEW
STARS.
First week Of Miss Nellie Taylor, tie Peerless vo-
calist; Miss Alice Gilmore Sing and Dance Ar
fist; Miss Chrissie Morren th- New O leans a,
vorite Vocalist Miss Josie Stead, the Beautiful
Danseuse: Mile. Marie Lavoix the Accom- ed
Terpsehorean; Miss George King, the Charming
Vocalist.
Great Hio of Larkins and Armstrong, the Funny
Dutch Couple.
Our Specially Stars-Miss Amelia Dean, Miss Mag
gle Hust.r, Chas. Gallagher Nile Albertine,
Ellie Hefin, Tim Morris. Jennie Burdell John Il
Weaver John L. Manning
Grand Success of the S nsational Drama THREE
FAST YOUNG WOMEN; OR FEMALE
BATHERS. Daring the drama, he Grand Du
chess CANCAN viii be int. oduced by The full
strength of the Mammoth Company.
Don't forget our popular Matinee ,turday, at - NJ.
Admission 10, 10 p and 80 cents. jal6
'I,HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
THAT THE
HON. SIMON WOLF,
OF Washington City, will deliver Lecture at
TEMPLE SINAI,
Or THURSDAY, January Goth, at ~ o'clock r NJ
upon the Theme
"THE JEWS IN HISTORIC
The undersigned Committee extends to one and
all most friendly invitation Seats free
Max Dinkeispie' Leon Il Levy
Joseph Simon, Ferd. Marks
Issac Levi, Morris Gutmann,
Louis Rose, - Ed Liiiemhal
p. Thalhemer j. s. Cohen,
f. J. Kursheedt Geo Stern
Julian j. Levy, TheOd. Helm,
Joseph Lyons, Lewis Hart
S. Sandak Jacob katz
L. Heidenheme,, j. Otfner
j. ROsenhaUm Emile +. Dreyfus
E. Ben amin.
6. NARY, Chairman
S. T. IOER, Secretary jat9 NAE
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Otiice Of New OrLenns GIN R,ilrona Conn.

pany No III Canal street New Orleans January 3
1s16.-The consolidation of the New Orleans CITY
Railroad Company the New O, leans Met.irie and
Lake Railroad Company having been approved and
ratified rsquir.d by law, the Stockholders of this
Company ara invited to come forward, on or hefora
the FIFTEENTH ms rANT o subscribe to the
One TIL usand Shares of Stock to be issued a. pro
yided i'll the articles of consolation for the purpose
of extending the Canal Stree; line the Lake Each
holder of til rteen OF the present stock of this
Company will be eattled TO share of Pew stock
par twenty five per cent of be aid at the
time of subscribing and the balance in three install
ments of twenty five per cent ch payable monthly
la4 I'm G. &. LEWIS Secre. ary,
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SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
By r.. M. & B. j. Montgomery.
ID NJ B. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IL
NEW FURNITURE.
Dice Armory Hall, 81 Camp street.

furniture mirrors pianos, carpets mattresses ETC.,
etc, on TuesGays Thursdays and Saturdays at auc.
ton room, Nc. co Camp street, commencing Ut II
o'clock.
Semi weekly sales Of horses, mules, bugges
RACES ETC.. etc, st sales stables No. 70 Baronne,
Grayier street Wednesdays and Saturdays
commencing q. il O'Clock A. NJ.
Out door es.les OF every description promptly at
tended to-
Special atteHtior paid to the sal@ Of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always On hand tbe largest stock Of furniture
Of every variety be found il the CITY, at their show
rooms, ArInory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and Oldest establishment of the
kind in the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in their line auctioneers and deal
ers in furniture ie1 IL
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Supreme Court of the State of
Louisiana.
MONDAY MAY II,

MONDA Y, MAY II, 1915.
CHARLES T. RAILEY vs.. PINCKARD, STEEL
& CO.-No. 1899.
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Number
Tonnage.

Total ..-. 6259 1888 IA, 523 $50 Is O99 Dol
The following table will show the number
of steamers possessed by the diffe.en! ma
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AVENGERS GARDEN
II and l3 Bourbon street,
ii. WENGER, Proprietor
Largest Hall in the city. Best European ana
American Journals on file. TWO FINE ROOMS for
Families with separate entrance. Best Wines and
Liquors. First-class Restaurant, moderate prices
FHIL BEST'S Celebrated Milwaukee Lager Beer
at FIVE CENTS per glass. jal3 ly
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BALLS.
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CALICO BALL
To be given by the
sCREWM.N'S BENEVOLENT AssOCIA.
ALTON,
AT ST. PATRICK'S HALL
On Saturday Evening, January 20, 1876.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Cornelius bDOnnell, Edward Burns
Charles Murray, Henry Harding,
Henry Vessel Edward ii. Cannon
Michael Carey, Joseph Lester
L. w. Collins, Patrick Vale.
TICKETS TWO DOLLARS.
Eealed proposals for the Bar. Hat Room and Res
taurant will be received up 10 January IT, by any
member of the Committee of Arran.ements.
Applications for Ladies' invitations may be made
to JnO Delaney sol Craps street. or Edward Ii. Gan
non, Fulton and Adele streets
ul2 eSd&14 Is Is -
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At meeting of the Board of Directors. held the
18th inst, it resolved to pay the semi-annua
interest dividend of five per cent the capital stock
the stockholders their legal representatives on
and after the FIRST MONDAY of February next
j. w. HINCKS, Secretary.
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Landing.

Landing,
EA BARK ST. GENEVIEVE, FROM BORDEAUX.
1S0 CASKS RED WINE ST. Loubes G. LIE
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IW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
ONCE, No. lO1 Cana Street.
SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. H. 1876.
In conformity with thu requirements of the charter,
the New Orleans Insurance Association publish the
following statement of their affairs FIR the year end
ing on 3lst December, 1875:
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The total disbursements in 1874 we're 500,
303 700. showing an increase this year of
Sc, 481, 500.
decrease Of Population and Domestic Con-
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PRODUCros v.ARsoe.

Colorgeno Rigaud, en- 8 A dias, dsvuslys Il cabe
su primitive color sin manehar s ettis nj ensusiar
roPa Enteramsnte inofsnsivo, este produeto 80 con
tiene nitrate de plata. s.. f.s,;ss
Ja6os Asranda, de iugo de l;o az isczass. ii nas
suave mas enloente 81 laas perfscto dc Sodos los
iabones de tocador ~
y Acsise owada Aaosoa, para dstenef il csid. del
eabello hacere erecer darle suayidad briailtes.
Aga0 ae AGnaaga, nueya aqua de tecOcador, del
Iapon, extraida del Psssis Jap6s;ca. -
5asTGcto &c han1nge, para el psnuelo, obtshidtpoe
ia destilaclon de las flores del PssNs Jap6nioa.
aterciopeaf el e6ts. ~ -. :
Dep6sito en- las prncipalss Perfumsrfa - psl...,.
r1as, en- Puerto Rico, 81 II =
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HOTEL | BA,US DIL "IjuIgGE;lIll

o;n. III que a susorlDs dueho de dioho estsbecu CLIO. w
1o'pa sus m1oh1s amigos constantes tavores
de es'a locaidad del exterior, que signsndo On 80
continue desve'o por introducir en- ell servcio trato
mesa dc So casa todos los adelantos QUE le son COM
patlbies, sin perdonar nnguna clase de sscrico
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Perfuneria ictoria.
RIGAUD Y COMP.
3, rue Vsvienne, Paris
,RssDgCTS,s YLAyGYLAN4a

PRSsDECTOS KLANGYLAN4a
extraidode Ia Uona odosatsssima, perfume mportado
de Mapa exclusvamente preparado para nuestra
casa
!. Extracto de Ylangylang; Ramlete de Manila; Jabon
al Yangylang; Pomadaal Ylangylang; Aceite de Yan-
gylang Cosnetico de Ylangylang Aqua de tecador de
YlaDgylang; Polvos de arroz de Ylangylang; Cold
Cream de Yangylang. .
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CIGARRIlLOS.

CIUA AkklLlAOS.
sCasetila de is ciga,rillos papel peatcral de Ber
< Saletlllas 70 10 cigarlllos paeel orozur blsnco
. Re om&ndo de pesos adeante 13A
~ 9e 70 i'd. id. id. u por / 81. Id. SIS : %.
~ oe 81 Id. Id. Id. 2a por 81 id. i'd, So. 2S.
L. oe Is i'd gruesos id. rs por 81 Y ii III 5 a 20
5icaoura prensada en- paquetes de Is Is SO te.
L. On Paquetee sin prensar 50 cta
ld. suelta del pals a IS
TABACOS ELABCRAltOs
ipnperlales 81 mil a75,
Regalias Britancas i'd q $50.
Ganone5r rayad0s i'd Il 500.
kegalla Imperial i'd d $40.
ld. eoDre nles:a ID. s $50.
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!. HABANA DIRECTO.

2a-----------
ano
esseca
basa
g grams ossE
Chabcurg
SGShcr
Agentaa
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mantener nalterable el credo de que vene dsfrutan
do por aondad de sus numerosos paroquianos; con-
tando con I'm suGciente n1mere de c6modas ventila
das habltaciones, espacioso fresco cOmeder
entenddos dependencies para odos los servicios de IL
casa, no omitir& medic aguno para dear complacido
todo el que dgne honrare con su asistencia. Gale
de Ietusn, mum. 9.-P aerto- Rico 81 de Agcsto d.
16!4.-Onofre Nicolau.
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I Gran Inca de vapores Franceses.

De Rico Sanan1er San Ne Is de yapor
es conexon frances da 26
Thomas
i cegor $780, 2scaeg $75 81 agoa $780, enrepuente po
RR0 $ -
PASAJES FAMILIA.
lm
5p5 no dend nlo nasalad
''r .-s.@sSsx1 PASAJE DE Ida VUELTA
Ca expden Europa rsbaia del
: obre total del Waldo - Etos pagan
adeantado ,,r,0na 1r~
deiospa fqu
osenada famHa
osunode
nnsss CRIADOo
. caa naa1ndos pee
aropaase Il
hora
ald asn Az
lss'H's'' - = - 16ms esng 1.
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Conehas id. & $50.
Regalia de conchas i'd. a$ 81
Conchitas id. $35.
tSreVas id. S 500
Bra1as Ln,pariates GAIA de 80 tabacos
s5reyas Ell hcia cajas De 30 tab4eos 500 ln1nA
Broya3 &c Resale cajaa dis 30 tsbaeos)
III, G'jiinGradas Superior I'd. q $4O,
fS3gaIa :>a L0rdros $50,
lsesAllt otli0dradas en- gaquetes del Id q 4Os
t1llia~ bUeno id. Id. 16 id. 8 SIS.
MiDar id. 20 ID L 10.
Id. redopdo id. I'd. id. 10.
EOTA. Ell precio del oigarr11to no varis pc
qIa 81 papel empiead0 sea G0 hilo y de aigodon.
In ea5e esJablecimiento hay c0nstantsment
a 5aou swrI,Jo 90 oapel de hilo dc las meioreE ia
b.lcas 10 EepaIia.
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dsn Inca de Vapn@ EsD@H De la CnpaiiI Genera Iraaainda
81 4 VICIO DlRECTO.

@ o Sanander Havre Burdeos auao) el da I'll
10 ~ categorfa $780, % $l75, $3.50 Entrepuente $780,
FASAJE DE FAMILIA
mt cpueta de curo qesonas por menos que paguen en-
e cua1ro Pasaes cAmara iene una rebaia de
10 pS este Sc eniende yies trasatantcos ' ~ ~ '" -"
PASAJE DE IDA VUELTA
% paes para Europa de ida ebaja del Is
" r - 0'0' H''o P'S0JoS 80 pagan
PASAJE TNTERN0T0NTAT
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COnPADlA RIAL DB VAPOkES COIIkROy iuGLKSkS

GOgIEBEo
RvTCxO D0szzNa1 PNEHg@ pzERTOs
nssP E50H Ezks0gA GEssss EAEsEs,
ss ITINERARIO
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-16

A. NJ. Smith sells good drugs. and
just as cheap as any Drug Store in
Weston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-16

Peterson is selling School Books
cheaper than any book SELLER III town.
THIS is so. bscaG,c persons havo priced
them in his store and 10 other places
Call and sec fOr yourselves.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-16

eg "l,ooxs'- STATE BOoks.-By
law We are compelled to use stated
books in our public schools. Action
can DO brought against the tcacacr for
using, or permitting to be used, any
other book or books in lis school
Wise or uuwisc Legislation did this:
yet Chalfant 4 Bare propose to furnish
all books at lowest prices, (cven then
too high.) II any merchant in tue
iowa will sell al oven 5 pes cent under
our prices We will tako all their stock
CnaLrAST & BAnE.
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Lamp Chinueys 8 for lOcts. and 5cts
a piece, at pcterson's. All kinds o.
lainna. ato.
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Local Notices.

g A GAnp-To Whom Il !My
CJncera.-This is to certify that S. L.
Barrett, Of Weston. is my Only author
lied agent for the sale Of the Pcloubct,
Pclton 4 Company's Standard Organs
for Lewis and adjoining counties.
JouS N. HALE, Pitt'bury, Pa.
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DO W Y y Y =!

- " W NJ IL Il
He ESGaDeS From Jail
Shortly after midni ght, on Monday
October The 9th, our people we're rous
Cd from their slumbcrs by tho firing o
few shots AID tho ringing Of The
Court House bell. It was discovered
that Richard DOwcll, Convicted Of tht
murder Of John Il. West) and a mau
johnson (cllarged with IN infanou:
offer seq had escaped from Jail. We
were Oh the spot . few moments after
the alarm was given, and discovered,
hcyord the question Of q doubt,
.ha. the prisoners had been as.
sisted 10 their design. Dowcll had
first made bis yay into The ell Oecu.
pied BY johnson and then ,Ley had
succeeded in removing norton Of tho
chimney. so as to enable thcm to ret
lin to ,Se hcar,l, in tho room above.
Bu, in this room. some person or per.
sous had removed the brick in tho
hrar,h md made a hole. CONNECTING
with The ono below large enough to
admit tho passage Of mans Iody.
TO the rru,c III tho uppcr room. .
s,ou, ropc had been attached, and The
end n,s,ca down into ,JoLnso, 5 cell
BY tho ail Of which tho prisoners drew
themselves I'm iaIO tho room above,
Which VA. not locked. They then
nnssej down stairs, aud out of the
siIe door. Ouly two guards were on
duty 4, tho time, one of whom was
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-16
Ohalsant's Building, Weston. "

Having associated orr
selves together for the
p,lrrose OF conducting the
bRCG TRADE. he cali
the attention oil the public
70 our ftock, which 10 var
led aLd coinplslci nnd on
long experience In the
practical irnriass af III:
Drug business Is snth Gent
to command the confidence
heretofore rrposrd in tlH
nj, MIXERS Of the finn. tut
only dtsiic Is TO conduct
the business in every par.
ticular 10 the satisfaction.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-16

gy- Dit GEoRes 3 :SiNrsoS desires
US to state that BIO has now got his
business so arranged that he can at.
tend to oil professional calls. lie
respectfully solici,s calls from the
country, which will receive promp,
a,tcu,iou-uight aud day. When not
professionally cngae ID, the Doctor eau
BE- found n. bis residence Qhe dwell.
Ing formerly occupied by Judge Ed
miston) Just below tho Bank.
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If YOU want essences. extracts, TO-,
20 to A, N. Smiths, Weston.
, 1876-11-12

anu 10 nef Virtues very kind; but neither sc
kind nor so blind that it cannot render Justice
both to the young aspirant for dramatic honor:
and to the public
NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A dramatic agency las been established at No.
155 Fifth avenue, Chicago. t
Mrs. II. L. Cummings benefit has been post
poned to Nov. %, at Plymouth Church.
Prof. Alfred ]. Knight, the clocutionist, is to
ill several engagements in Michigan this week.
Mr.. Edwin Booth reached this city Thursday
from San Francisco, and has been resting quiet
II at the residence Of Mr. aIcVicker.
Tuesday evening, Nov. q, :sThc Great
Divorce Casc'' will be produced at McVickcr's
Theatre, aud will run on the OF nights with the
opera. The play has had great success in the
posed to be adequate.
usual round Of excellent minstreisy this week.
Saturday night Mr.. Davis, the doorkceper, has q
benefit. He is very useful gentleman. Next
week Stuart Robson will appear with his revised
s'Sandy Bar" Dec. Is, Adelaide Nelson be-
gins an engagement
Oliver Doud Byron is to appear in an entirely
new and original drama written by George Con.
Money!" at the Adelphi this week. There will
be also the usual variety attractions. A week
from Monday, the Kiralfys with ''Around Il the
World :" are to appear aguin.
"a Case for Divorce" translation Of stLc
Process Vcauradleux," will be played at the
Museum this week. The piece is another, but
very different, version OF ''The Great Divorce
Case'' announced for representation at Mc-
Vickcr's. It is bad omen for the success OF
the Museum performance that the printer has
not been made to spell the name Of tho French
original correctly, but has tra1smogrifea it into
ale Process Vcddr1eaux." At the ofT-iay NATL
nees an operetta entitled s'The Twin Sisters" !"
from "Girofe-G Glrofa,' - will be given.
Mrs. Laura Dainty will give reading at the
day evening for the benefit OF Trinity Parish,
Highland Park. Among other selections will be
piece WRITTEN. for Mrs. Dainty BY A1r. F. B.
Wilkie, Of the >Chicago Times, entitled &Our
Baby OIL Shipboard." This will be the first ap-
pearancc ol Mrs. Dainty in Chicago since her
recent Boston successes, and her only appear
ance on the South Side this season. Tickets can
be obtained at dansen, McClurg " Co.'s and at
the door. The entire proceeds will be devoted
to the charity mentioned.
Miss Ande1son's full programme for the week
will be as follows: Monday, Tuesday, and Sat
urday evenings, Euddae; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Parthe,la Friday evening aud Saturday
afternoon, JuHa. The statement III The TK1B-
uNE last week that she would not play the
aforementioned character was, it seems, er-
roneors. It was made un what was supposed
to be the best authority. During the present
engagement Miss Anderson will have tho sup
port Of Mr.. J. W. Norton, Of St. Lonis, who
will assume the parts Of Colonna, Lgonaar, and
Romeo. Mr.. Thorne will play lnereuio.
, 1876-11-12
The Loan Market, Like Other Business.
Suffers from Election Ex-
citement.
The Sales Of the Week Not Numerous-.-
Some OF the Principal Trans.
actions.
Interesting Exhibit Of the Net Income from
Some Of the Chief Business Blocks
Of Chicago.
Real Estate in San Francisco and
New York--New SUBJ
divisions.

The past week YVES dull one. The Prest-
Dental election, with its after-anxictics as to
who was the successful candidate, affected all
classes OF business, and the real-estate loan
market, chronically suffering, appears to have
been more than proportionately Affected. The
volume OF business Is very small. Some good
loans have been placed at good figuzcs,-we
mean for the capitalists,-for no money has
changed hands at lower rate than s per cent
Seven percent money eau still be had on good
improved business property. Building loans
are generally to be bad at Q per cent, and there
is but little disposition TO shade these rates,
loan agents considering the trouble connected
with them scarcely sufficient compensation.
Payments were only fair, aud were not quite up
to the mark Of previous weeks The number Of
releases fled for record shows falling of
Many membranes are paid off without going
through the regular routine Of a rclease deed,
being merely noted on the margin Of the record
ed instrument. These are more in number
notice. This fact may account for the conpara-
lively small number noted, Us loan agents do
not make any loud complaints on the score OF
defau1ters. The important transactions OF the
past week were Is follows:
Indiana street. s0:feet. north 'front.' southeast
corner Of Dearborn street, 5l8, 600, five years, at
s, Same property, $40, COO, one year. at 10 per
No. $40 West Adams street, $1,000, three and
one-half years ut 8 per cent
Edwin Walkers stone quarry at NLemont to Sc
cure SO, ooo; payable within lao dass from June
.23, 1876, with per cent interest,"
Indiana avenue, 10 feet west front, north Of
Thirty second street, 81, 600, five years\at per
cent
Four acres at Pine Grove, SO, 600, three years,
at per cent.
feet, between North Dearborn and North Clark
streets, SIS, 600, five years, ut per cent
West Washington street, 57h feet, south front,
by 124 feet, northwest corner OF Hoyne street,
Sl4, 500, three years, at PEI cent.
COMPARATIVE srATEMEST FOR THE WEEK ENDING
, 1876-11-12
AUTUMN fANCtES.s

Twas not Fancy, but 'twos Chance, he
Drew my needless footsteps here,
Where. self only, yet not lonely,
Muse I on the waning year,
Meath the umbEagc Of the foliage
Scarlet, yellow, brown. and Aese-
Some weird fancy does entrance nc,
Making, rs II In a dream.
Leafv clusters, rich In 1u1tees,
Like small festal fairies secn-
Dancing. ieaping. tf,ncd-step keeping
70 the music OF the stream.
Strange the fancy, trees they dance, see
With the zephyr. loose and Light,
In the faEe1t and the tairest
Garb Of Nature all bedight,
Fall-umo's glowing beauties showing
Full and freely To the sight-
Bright In fancy may their glance be,
Leaves BY soft winds lightly rost, =
Aotumn's golden charms unfoiden,
But at what sorry cost, =,
For, though shining. they sre pinY
Meath the touch OF blishung
This sad fancy docs advance u
Joys are leaves OF gpldenT
That when living, lustn EV
Serve cheering shsdeT
But, when brightest, ~
Crushing Ill bensan
, 1876-11-12
OUR THURSDAYS.

The dressing room is crowded; did
You ever hear such chatter!
= s.Nho'a got n pfu:'' ''Oh. that's deaFfs
'sWhy, Susan. what's the n.attert'
..where's Nell to -night.'' us Charlie here.'',
Now. Polly, that's my stippcr:"
s'IIow long Mny jenkins pullback is
I'll warrant It'll trip hcr:''
s'say. Annie, how's my hair to-ntght'",
.'Just lovely" why. here's Bella"
'.Comc here minute. Ella!'
The young maids smile and shake their eurla;
The old maids frown and sputscF-
t'They'd like to know the reason fur
This everlasting 1luttcr."
Ah, we'll: They're cross, and sour, and grim; !;
And In it any wonder,
When Sweet Sixteen comes crowdtns tn,
With, .'PIease to stand from under",
~ hear the music, one. two, three;
Come on, girls-are you ready
Be careful how you walk around.
The 1oor's like gInss-so, steady"
"Good evening, Mr. Jones!' "Miss Eats.
You're Lively a. etlsSet. nS t-h.ra y, .,,tn
Can have left my ticketr'
Says VIII to Dick, "By Jcre old boy,
Wish that T. o Thunder:
knuw ! never can get through
That wnltz without bfunder!
stHere comes Miss e.. ueaveusi aha
Just sends my heart a-aying.
Do hold me. so1ns ons r.. fshaw, saYsDiek,
lyon can't learn without trying"
ST say. girls, look. here's Mr.. NJ;
Now, aren't those gloves 30 charming?
(Ic wears dozen pairs week,
Or ncarly-how alaI1uing"o
nN hat did ron say: Excuse mo: yes,
All three are lovely dancoss.
! like Miss B. the best Ah! hese's
My partner for the Lanccra-"
uJoin hands and circle half ssouud;''
t'Granu right aud left comes after,
While some 50 right. and some ''getlefs,"
And then such gnles Of laughter!
"AN waltz" " my patience. how VIC spinl
lie don't reyerre-I'm choking
II we don't stop 49, Join hands aE4tor'
IL tcas near dead-no joking"
B1t there's an end TO everything.
And now the notes enhancing
OF Home, Sweet Home, "peal thTo' tho h3u,
And end, alasl our dancing. Lou.
, 1876-11-12

ABKOAD.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Nile. Titiens is very Ill.
n;,1a the rianist. has called Engcl. the critic.