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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08

S~CCc1sdVU VI 1SeISOu As SvUCV4s
CECOHB DISTRICT COUKT FOR THB PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 81, 528.-W hereas Richard J.
FalcOher has pe tito ed the for 10, t<rs of
dstive testamenta'y exc utorship on the estate
Notice IL hereby given to all whom it may con.
Germ to show cause. within ten days, why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be granted
By order of the Court
oc15S FRANK PACR. JR., Clerk.
OECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THH PARISH
~ Of Orleans No. 81 as. -Whereas, X. 4. Parker
pubic administration, has petiti0ned the court for
the estate of the late Fraucois Philippe .utt-,
deceased intestate. Notice 10 hereby given to ali
whom 1t may concern TO snow cause within ten
days why the prayer OF the said petitioner should
not BE- granted
By order of the Court.
ocl 49, FRANZ PACE JR, Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08
IMPORTS.

LIvERPOOr-Ship Atmo sphere-449l SKIS salt
BORDEAUX-Bark ResoluiO-l283 cks wine 349
cases wine 400 sst brandy fruits 1865 cases sar-
dimes 100 olives II cks brandy 20 cases brandy
100 bbls vinegar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08
RIVER REPORTS P. n.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
October 7--370 bales cotton 6 sks seed cotton ISL
sks rough rice $40 SKIS bran $40 head cattle and
dries
tober 7-A3 bales cotton 90 oks bacon 81 bxs bacon
- ties hams and surdneA
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, 90
tober 1869 sks rough rice and sundries
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29

STILL AT LhBGE.-Tyler Moore aaa
Glover. tho three prisoners who es-
caped from the County Jail on Thurs
day night, are etill at large. sheriff
Gilmore and othor officers arc uslnL
every effort to rccap;urc them' ana d.
is expected tha, tho trio will soon bo
back in their old quarters WIN term
or"Stato Prison awaiting thonh j.
is said that Moore has had tho nceos
sary tools to effect an escape Tor somc
timo past. snd had he been found
ruiltv os indicted by the last grand
iurv he intended TO go 10 somn place
other than tho state Prison. u seems
moro than probable that he secured
tho horse and saddle missing tho
nirht of his escape from Mckornan's
stable, and not Tyler, as at tirsi
thought.-Eureka Sentinel, Jan. e2.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29

A patent for papor blankets has
been taken out in England, though
tho idea is about as old rs papor.mak
ing. They are simply great sheets ~
brown paper, double filled and rerio-
rated with ventilation-holcs every ioui
inches, and arc expected to be- eagerly
sought after by the poor Tho pat
entee has got two or three contracts to
Supply hospitals.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

~ called Jndes Lyees. Mr.. Andec.
80 ss1sa bia II b haA neti cid
. Sad yadss llyoii dsntsa Il. a Ssw more
words passed, and n. Aldsssea I'D Il y
dsaisaaagtDg Il hss'lisd, aaA 'Espeatea ths
words. Judge Lyons eommssosd tskine
Of his cost. Governor .Wiskli6s said:
"Don't strike him, hs hes I'll his ffisnds
here; it 10 . put up job" o. sonsthiss TO
thss sfsst. Mr.. Anderson ssdd no. hs bad
como alons, and was thea struck in the
e0e BY Judge Lyons. He drew his revolver.
which was Immediately taken from him,
and ct tho same moment no. va struck in
the back Of the neck. He seised Judge
Lyons, fell with him, end his hesd was
beaten By him on the marble pavement. He
strpsk Judge Lyonsx and IVES ct the sane
time kicked while down. Mr.. Rivers and
Mr.. whitney and others then separated the
pasties, and Mr.. Anderson was taken ont
Of the hotel By Ar. Whitney and M. 8. J..
n. Smith.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
Elegant cabinet pieces 1t Lsvy's.

FROM THE KITCHEN TO THE STUMP.-
Emanuel Mccoy vasa tolersbly expert pes
try cook whom 10 kept HE mind On honest
toll, but, possessing rather glib power Of
speech, turned statesman, orator, poliu,
Dian, oil for tho Democratic heuse-all of
which u mot criminal, althsukh quite I'M
natural in one who owed his liberty to an.
other political fastioa. He, washed HE
hands Of dour, lard and sweets, and ten
.Aofed his services 70 the Democratic cam.
.paign committee to roam about the country
parishes to convert tho unconveetiblo. He
proved 10 be IN earnest stump speakes,
and he seldom tired in his work; indeed,
his co-lsborers complimented him. This
sped him on in his ambition and he strove
to Guido himself, caring little for food or
rest in vet OF dry weather, In cold or heat.
He continually exposed himself, but hls
physical capacity was not equal to the task
Mccoy broke down, returned to his homo
and never recovered-whieh fact was made
known to his Democratic friends. He lin
gered until Friday evening, when he died,
with but few friends present to solacs him.
The corpse remained in the house corner Of
Galvez and st. Peter streets two days, yet
his political friends did not remember him
Ilkell enough to sec the shell buried or lend
assistance to have that rite performed.
Colored men, make . note Of this little
matter of fact.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

II the Gcboel Doard, the State Superintsnd.
snA the City Council, md some e The tax
pages md. nenbers Of etAe LeGislaturs
woalf eensdl1 and sct together, something
might - done to prevent their being 70
sopplstsly q the mercy q brokers,
Governor KellOgg oonsiderp Il the glory
0f HI administrstjon that Id has reduced
the 6tats debt. He will earn the erateful
prayers Of 500 teachers If he can devise
some s5heme TO reduce The debt to them.
II the whole amount duo them .c6uld be
masoed, and some arrangement made TO pay
Il at some dxed time. their certificates
would Eis5 IN value.
For sone such relief they ask. They do
belongs to the brokers. They appeal to tho
School Board, to the Council, TO tho State
Superintendent, to the Taxpayers, the par
ents Of their scholars, for some action which
shall LOOK to the early and hnal payment Of
the amounts due them Tor 1874, 1875 and
1876. The writer believes that if . loan
oould b effected which would pay them
this In iustallments ON each year, they
would willingly compromlse with the city,
and give up certain per cent for interest
70 - TO secure the rest. J.W.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
Decorated china dinner sets o., at Levy's.

AyrARY m THE 81. CHARLES HorEL.-
Last evening Mr.. James G. Anderson Late
supervisor of registration in tho parish OF
East Fsl,cians, was assaulted and beaten
by several persons in the rotunda OF tho 81
Charles Hotel. The circumstances appear
10 be these: ...,,
Mr.. Anderson met Nj. Conn, ex.tax col
lector Of that parish, and asked him TO
70 mn in tho hotel . moment, - he nad
nothing else to do just then. There he saw
Mr.. Charles e. Whitney, and called him
ono side to speak with him. Before he had
said what he wished Governor Wickline
c.me ND. and Mr.. Whitney introduced him.
Governor Wicklife said to Mr.. Anderson
that his statement about East Feliciana
v.s not fair ono. Mr.. Anderson said no
considered It was, and that In October ne
had been advised mot 70 60 back 70 East
Felioiana, and that Jodge Lyons had also
aid he va not afraid ef the najorisy Oh
the people. but only Of IL NV ysane
ouss. Govssnoe Wiekl6e dsabssa tsas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
lCommunicAted.1

EDITOR REPUBLICAN,:
By request OF many teachers address,
through your valuable journal, the City
Council, the School Board and citizens gem
orally, in behalf of that useful body-the
public school teachers. Can nothing be
be devised by which the long standing debt
to them may be ut least partially paidf 10
there not humanity enough in the city Of
New Orleans to consider and relieve their
easel 10 there not pride enough among the
citisens to prevent them from profting year
after year by services which remain unpaid1
Can class Of cultured and refined lsborers
become public mendicants, asking charity
Of friends because the wages OF their labor
are deniedi s7.
Year sitter year the debt to them accumu-
lstes, and they witness no effort made to
cancel even . part Of it. They are left
thus at tho least disturbance Of the political
horizon these capitalists refuse all assist
ance to those BY whom they have profted
for years, and the teachers are left penni.
less to ind means for food, clothing and
shelter as best they may. Friends may a.
sist in the hour Of sickness Or death. but it
is tho experience of the teachers that they
have no assistance to give to unpaid Labor
ers. They drag through the weary dayr,
Sp100I0R tQ6lE oUU6I6uCo AIA0 tAo cPAuOAs
but unlike it seeing no silken garment -
the result. Can they bear the burden Of
debt, humiliation. privation, and yet have
the clear brain and calm spirit needed in
the efficient teacherS
Want of proper food and clothing in.
duces various maladies which they can not
even obtain the remedies to cure, and thus
they drag along feeling almost crased,
their suffering known only to the Unseen.
The writer knows Of cases where the re.
turn of the teacher from school 10 greeted
by phalsnx Of small traders clemoring
for their dues, or the scanty meal Is inter
rupted BY the like visitsnts.
Year after year tho Legislature meets
and MAKES NOT . single effort toward do
fraying the debt to the teachers. When
driven by dire need they press for funds,
. months pay 10 given as . silencer, and
the old way continues. This but increases
their trials, % every creditor comes for
ward and thinks he can receive his full
amount out of it.
A most bitter feeling Il created whom .
faithful laborer believos that no effort h
made T. pay him. The tsaeAsss tAiak that
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
The Louisiana Report.


A Washington special to the New York
Times says: -
Tho testimony relating to the Louisiana
election and the action of the Returning
Board. submitted to the Senate by the
President last week, has been printed. 1t
makes volume of 81 pages. The papers
arc arranged In IN orderly manner. There
IL, first, the letter to the President from
John Sherman and others, which has been
published; then follow summaries of the
fsots concerning the intimidated parishes;
the proceedings of the board are given in
full, and there is digest of the Louisiana
election laws and other important intorma-
ton, oil of which covers $50 psges. The
remainder of the volume 10 occupied with
the testimony placed before the board,
upon which it took action. The statements
Of several hundred witnesses are given, and
the situstion il moro or less fully shown in
abeut twenty parishes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
Go to Levy's Dollar Store for toys.

Two or THE RI0TERs.-William Young
land Henry Williams, two Of tho men who
weee actively engaged In the levee riot last
Friday, were yesterday arraignsd By Judge
Staes, when they put in . plea OF not
guilty. Bonds in each case were fxed at
$500; Young found . bondsman, bat
Williams went to prison. Young 10 tho
steamboat mate whom tho rioters wished to
lynch, but he asserts that when the Davis
brothers were wounded he was ON tho
cabin deck and had NO kiad Of weapon;
hat II he had possessed > revolvsr consid-
cradle moro blood would have been shed
than there was. Circumstances seem to
bear him out in his story. None Of the
ether participants have been arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
Tho japanese eouuter 1t Levy's.

BRIEr MExT1ox.-The new Administers
tore y i'll brush the dust Of of the seats in
the City Hall tomorrow, and perhaps will
brush something else-if they ind anything
left. :.
silk velvet, al shades. ct Levy's.
A an indication Of what amount o1
liquor, ale and wine 10 absorbed here in .
day, look ct the receipts Of the st. Charles
-bsr-reom lest konday-@306 Mr.. Lscoume
had agreed to devote one-half Of his gross
receipts that day to the poor sufferers BY the
great fire. He now holds . voucher for .
donation of >l53.
just to hand, fur trimming, ct Levy's.
Richard Delmore, hearing that John Kir.
win had made An affidavit against him for
pocket picking, surrendered ct the third
precinct station and was locked up.
Black gros grain silk 81 Is, at Levyb.
Various water plugs in the Fret, Second
and Fourth Districts arc reported by the
police - out of order. All water plugs in
thu city should be placed in perfect work.
ing order, SO a. to cause no delay in getting
. supply in case Of fire.
Dressed dolls 81, at Levy's.
Vessels in port-Five steamships, forty.
eight sbipe, sixty-nine barks, six briggs and
thirteen schooner. fr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
aysar 3tIsa,ts aspablits1.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TINE vMlIeo STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
Local Intelligence.

IT WAS 4 PAoPsR AnswER.-Duripg
2sidsy's session. Of the House investigating
committee. . glib fellow named Carroll
VS. tessifyiBg, and volunteered The in
Formation ~ TO what argumsnts he used 70
convert Rspnblicans. He said that in ono
instance he asked . eolored maa what the
Republieaa party had ever dons for hin.
The answer given was D. olineAsr. s'They
took the bullwhip of of us." But CaRrolls
thick head hes not yet eomprehsnded the
meaning Of that sensibls reply. Tho r.
publicans took the bull whip OF of Carroll.
but he seems to have forgotten that great
national fact, tor he 10 now . radical Dem
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
The elegant writing desks ct Levy's.

ALL IN THE WAY OF CoSFIDENcE.-Yes-
terdsy Edward Allen had . streak of fst
snd streak of lean in his pretty game Of
confidence. He met L. McLeod on the
leyee and asked if he wished employment
ca tho coast. McLsod, having nothing to
do, felt rejoiced in securing IN engagement,
especially with Ane looking and grand
gentleman a Mr.. Edward Allan looked TO
be. The bargain had Just been completed,
when mp rose Hugh Ksegan. who, In bust
ness like way, informed Allen that his goods
were all ON board the steamboat, and the
money was due for services rendered. Allen
thereupon carelessly drew forth = draft Tor
500, which he rendered to Keegsn, bat
Keegan could not mako change for such an
amount, he Was very sorry to say. Allen
told him he would make It al right later,
but Ksegan was persistent, and demandea
$40 on tho instant. Allen, 1T loss what to
do. t,rued to Mcleod and asked hinh he
had SO about him; of course he had, ana
quickly handed it over, whereupon Aeegaa
vani ahed. Allen and Mcleod strollsd away,
and soon afterward Allen found place
where he said he could have his check
oashed. and would return the borrowed
money immediately. 1t tho Same time enter
ing . house, but Arst directing Mcleod to
remain ct the door . little while. The VIC
tim waited and waited. and gradually the
truth dawned ON HIM. He then visited po-
hoe headquarters and made his complaint.
CORPORAL Miller took tho dupe in tow, and
was not long in finding the confidence men,
and after considerable trouble, arrested
them. Allen put ON great style, bat 1t had
NO effect. When ct tho first precinct Sta
tisn he grew very insolent, declaring that
he could whip any man in the room, and
pulled of bis coat for fght. just then
somebody's fist suddenly dropped on the
fellows nose, and the entire body found
horizontal. When asked II he could wmp
ANYBODY else, he said he drew ont OF inc
prize ring, and sullenly took private room
No. A in the prison. Mcleod fully identl
fed the rascals. and says he will prosecute
them clear MP to tho PeniJentiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
Brass drums, 81, at Lsvy's.

Mr.. Kirkpatrick, of the Fourth District,
hm taken . fresh stock of holiday goods
for the uptown big and little folks. No.
6l0 Magazine street is the place where his
book depot and stationery store 10 located.
For Christmas he has an endless variety of
TOYS, picture books and cunning little things
calculated to please children. Uptown
residents can save much moro than car
fare, and avoid the packing boxes on the
sidewalks of Canal street, by making their
holiday purchases at Kirkpatsick's.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

The Robert EMMETs.-A preliminary
meeting of the citizens Of tho Third Dis.
trict was held on Fr,dsy evening, tho If.
teenth instant, ct the residence OF w. G.
Kinsella, E-q /. No. sos Cbsrtres street, the
purpose Of which WAS to organise ! bone
VIOLENT association, to be known under the
name and title of tho "Robert Emmett Cen
tepnial Benevolent Association of New Or
lasna~ Louisiana" Several committees
were appointed, and instructed to report on
Thursday, the twenty first instant, to which
time the meeting adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
Laundry sets complete, 81. 1T Levy's.

MAsoN1c.-At the late election for officers
the following named Sir Knights were elect
ted by Orleans Commandery No. 3. Knights
Templar, to serve for the coming yesr:
'S.rs Edward Baker, E. c.; Andrew Hero,
Jr., General; E E. Adams, Captain Cen
eral; Alfred Shaw, preiate; j. 81. Rothwell.
senior warden; C. W. Howell, junior war
den; Edward Heath, treasurer; Thomas
Grippe, recorder; T. w. Eaton, standard
bearef; James e. Ayres, sword bearer; VIII
liam e Murphy, wsrder; J. w. MCCLURE.
sAntinol.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

DENrIsrRY-In another column may be
found the GARD Of Dr.. Henry Lawrence,
dentist, No. is Daupbine street. There ore
few operators in the dental art who are.so
we'll prepared in both departments of
dentistry to do full justice to their pa
tients. His prices arc moderate, for fine
dental operations in preserving tho natural
teeth and in the insertion Of excellent arti'
Acial substitutes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
BUSINESS CHANGES.

THF PARTNERSHIP For MkRLs KX-
ise,ng between J. y. WALKER and 4. y
N.NK0 was dissolved by mutual agfe.e Mt on tho
mani had this dsy it was agreed t1at Dr. J.
WALKHR enly shall DO AUTHORISED to Sign IN hqua-
dafien and s0tto al oims
n. WALERG ViU oeptinue the practice Of de1-
tistry 8 Ne. 10 Delord stxeet. Tivoh el1ole
Deee0bsy u, lu& 90" ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
Tho Chinese counter ct Levy's.

THEY MUST DO BErrER.-If the De-
ocrstic eide OF the House Congres-
sionAl Investigating Committse does not
come out . little stronger in the way of
witnesses, they will DO badly left. Thus
fAr. tho committee seems to have stumbled
on . regular bonaass Of persons who are
quite worthless for either side or for them
selves. The Witnesses who proved aaything,
proved that they themselves were guilty Of
grimes Or nisdemsanors. and their testi-
mony goes for next to nothing. Men who
Svsas they were guilty Of playing sdoubie-
game aEs not likely to pess for much in the
minds of honest people. Halfwitted NO
groes, Who assert that they have been
nearly killed half . dossn times because
they voted the Democratic ticket, and still
i've, call for only tride of credenes. i. -e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

BALLS AND PARIIEs.-On Thursday eve
ming next the Select Social Club will give .
complimentary soiree ss Grunewsld Hail.
Tomorrow evening Hoore's and Taylor's
Louisians Amateurs give IN entertainment
ct Expedition Hall. Dancing Of 10 p. n.
Next Saturday night Orleans Encamp.
ment No. 1, Seven Wise Men, gives fancy
dress, mask and regalis ball ct GrunewAld
Hall,
Tho Golden Thread Social Club will give
ito second grand ball ct Old Fellows' Hall,
January 6, 1877.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
China cup, saucer and plate d, ct Levys.

For this time only,
Great dollar drawing, :
~. Great dollar drawing,
-.J Great dollar drawing,
January 2, 1877,
r January ., 1877.
Do not neglect it, .1
DO not neglect 1t, .-
Do mot neglect 1t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
Vice Prssidens whesler.

Woo E1ooIaent WhoOIoHe
Vice Presidentelsct Wheeler has been
too i'll to appear in his seat in the House.
Mr.. Wheeler has borne with great compos-
ure the uncertainty Of tho presidential con-
test, and expresses bis belief that tho cleo
ton of Governor Hayes has been honestly
obtained, and that al the people will e.
quiesce In his inauguration.-New York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17
GARDEN.
RELIGIOUS.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
" (UNITARIAkD
COrnOr Of st. Charles ana JANA stFeoss.
REV. J. HAZARD HARTzELL, D.. PASTOR
Services THIS DAY 1t A. ..,; anu sc,ism.h;
. lecture will be delivered On Vnvo1 0"IIs
Noxts ftee. Public inVleeo' "e"ie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

ASA0 yOu100n
Make yourself
.. sr A Christmas present.
A Christmas present.
A Christmas present.
One dollar buys ticket sr
One dollar buys ticket
One dollar buys ticket
Ia the dollar drawing.
In the d0llar drawing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

GxuNs"AhD Hall.
Last Mig of
M. HAKTZ
The 0rea. lllusi0n,st, Assisted BY
MIME. AAkTZ.
TIE EMINR # PA list.
On nloaday, December IL,
And during Che week.
AMTIRE CHANGE or PROGRAMME,
Introducing the II. ~ mys err,
Tho Anti.Spiritual Cabieef.
Showing the Spirits ct work IN full light:
The Mystic mirror. The Crystal Pillar
and the s.love,
And many other wonders never attempted by any
other artist in the world.
aH Grand M. ttnces
"WEDNESDAY aud SA TUESDAY, at twelve O'Clock
So. Doors ops q 1t 1880 A. n.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN Pe1CES
Commencing with to nigbt, sunday. Admission.
ffty cents; children twenty ive cent?. Matinoe0
tue same. Seats secured witnouf extra charge q
GIunewald's Music store. Tonight last time e
present programme. deAo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-17

W
Literary and Musical Feie ana ChildrenS
BnteFsainment,
MONDAY, DECEMBER ls, is7e.
Doors bpenst 100 p. n. Commence sts Pm
PRoaRAMMB-PARTL 81
I. Overt IRE pour piano. quatre mains. Auber.
4 vocsl quaatstts. "The Three ohss, r..
3 Recitation. Anthony and Clsoestl ="
q Ballad. .1ss Soldiers Lament - - -''''-'
MI Lucille 3. Nisholson.
s 1;ano :elc .ac%s sws.t Hs%Sc Ma, T. r
Z Lecture. humorous. DR. Mason
g. Song, "salVe Maria, )" Mel csd.uto. MMR. HARTx
g. MAGICAL BXHIBlTlON... PROFESSOR HARTx
AZ PART IL 49,
I. Instrumental septette,
" Mr. J. B. Guthrie.
,. ohaa'oD. 20. Pret'e dc sa.'." ~. ersse5.:
l. Recitation, "Cho'ce Of . Profps sion,"
Messrs. Wilson, Stern FlaDders and Seeskind-
s. The menagere. song and cherps. M. Sturtevant.
Conductor and Manager. :. Mr.. George Rareshids-
Desiring Of furtheriug the cause Of bene violence
Professor 3 arts aud NINE. Hs, t. have Kindly oon-
scented to contribute their raro ta'ents On This
casion. An opportunity 10 thus afforded of con.
RRFRRSHMENTS will be served by the ladies' A.
Moderate rates during tho whole evening In The
adjoining ro0@A
Christmas tripkets Of gr IT variety, which will b.
offered at tbo lowest prices 0eI1 IL