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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-11
EUROPE.
France.

NJ. To;s;n nrefeci If no,;c. and nlsce. the asn.rt
uent under the Ministry of the Interior as before
1873. NJ. Voisin is reactionary deputy. Yes
terday's Moniteur reporting the rumor of his ap-
pointment, said it would profoundly grieve the
friends of MacMahon and the constitution.
England.
London, February 10. The marine insurance
bill introduced in the House of Commons to-day,
provides that every contract for conveyance OF
persons or goods shall contain an implied war.
ranty that the ship is seawor,hy. The effect of
this will place passengers on the same footing a.
cargo in regard to the liabilities of ship-owners for
their safety. The bill furthur provides that ship
owners shall not be able to relieve themselves by
contract of this liability, and when the insurance
appears to be unreasonsby above the real value
OF the goods, proceedings may be stopped until
their value is ascertained by referees appointed
for the purpose.
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TELEGRAMsIN GENERAL.

Baron Haussman is q candidate for the French
chambers.
it is thought Lathe, who shot himself in Lowell
" i'll recover.
Steamers Montreal, from Liverpool. New York,
from Havana, and Clarabel, from West Indies,
have arrived at New York.
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WASHINGTON.
TIE Centennial.

New York, February 10. A Washington des-
patch says II turns cut that the amendment made
in the House requiring the commission to pay back
the centennial appropriation into the treasury out
of the profits is not effective, because of the rights
Of the stockholders, which are vested under the
provisions of the original bill and cannot be dis
turbed hel eater.
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NEW YORk N.
4 Letter to Bowen.

New York, February 10. A letter from clerk
Halliday TO Henry a. Bowen, says:
"Ihe grievance complained OF by White is that
he (Bowen) has sought by innuendoes and some
times by pregnant silence to make the public be-
lieye he was in possession of facts affecting the
character of Beecher, and TIE committee since
Bowen's last letter consider the grievance now
exists in aggravated form. The committee con-
slider the written answer of last Tuesday evasive,
and call on Bowen TO testify before them tonight,
which If not done they Will report to the church
that Bowen is deemed the author of calu mnies
publishcd BY him"
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WOOLWICH.
Accident.

Bath, February 10. James Day, young man
about p years old, employed by the Arctic Ice
Company, was badly jammed between two cars
which he was Stacking at ice house in Wool
wich, this afternoon. Four of his ribs were
broken. His recovery is hardly possible.
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!aarrifb.

In Eastpor, Gath ult., LorenzJ Gr, en- 10 Mary r.
Mclean both Oh F..
In Perry, 18th inst, Delpha Boyjen /, Miss An
ME NJ Pottie, both OF Perry.
In South Lubec, 25.h ult.. Israel Alien II Rebec.
ca Salmon, both of LuOec
Ia Bari g, 25th ult., Granville Chase 10 Caroline
Polleys, both OF Il.
In Mitown, 18Th ult Mareelus Walker to Miss
Maggie Linscott.
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AFRICA.
Egypt.

London, February 10. The Times financial ar
tcle says Cairo despatch yesterday announcing
that the Anglo Egyptian bank had advanced large
sums to Egypt, portends the triumph of the French
syndicate, the bank in question being practically a
French institution.
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Some Eve weeks since the mare OF Nj. ;. \. Niles
of this city, badly cut and bruised, by running
away and jumping down an m bankment. Several
very bad flesh wounds were made. The Horse
Liniment prepared by l.. II. Titcomb of this city,
was applied and it has been used during the disa-
bility of the runaway. Now the wounds are all
healed, and fthe animal could speak 1t would give
III its testimony Tor Ttcomb's LIniment.- keane-
bee Journal, Jan 26th.
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OHIO.
Anothes Dishonest Officer.

Cincinnati. February 10. The Commercials
Wooster, Ohio, special says J. Il. Hlman, county
treasurer. absconded last night. A partial exami-
nation of his books shows a deficit Of about $780,
900, but further investigation may change these
figures. Hillman is president of the Farmer s
Bank of Wooster, and has heretofore borne an IN
blemished reputation.
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" Gather Probabilities tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States, low
winds, generally cloudy and rainy weather, partly
turning into snow in the northern portions Of \.
Y and New England, and followed during the
day and evening the two first districts by rising
barometer, cod n9rthwestelly winds and clearing
weather.
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N MARYLAND.
Death Of Reverdy johnson.

Baltimore, February 20. Reverdy johnson,
the distIng uished Statesman and jurist was found
dead this evening at SIS o'clock, in the grounds
surrounding the Executive mansion at Annapolis.
Mr.. johnson was q guest of Gov. Carol, and
dined this afternoon, with other gentlemen at the
Executive mansion.
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ROCkLAND.


Rockland, February 10. Mr.. VIM ". Smith,
of the LEGAL police of Amherst Mass, arrived
here tonight, and frds that the tramp Ryan 10
not the man wanted for the murder Of Mr.. Dick
inson, although the resemblance is exceedingly
striking
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4 RKANSAS.
Sentenced.

Muskogee, February 10. The United States
district court at Fort Smith, Arkansas, closed Sat-
urday last. 1t was an unusual session, sixty six
persons being sentenced to the penientiary at Lit
lie Rock for various Offences and six sentenced to
be hung the 2lst of April.
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BATH.


Bath, February TO- Sailed to-day, the new ship
Palmyra, 1860 tons, Capt. Preble, for Baltimore,
to load coal for San Francisco.
Snow Storm.
TIE heaviest snow storm of the season prevailed
here las, night. About foot has fallen
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EASTPOlsT.


Eas;port, February 10. Herring fishing the past
week was very fair. but Of unusually small
size. They have left Grand Menan entirely.
Vessels pay sixty-five cents.
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United States Skies tcoupons). 1881 /.

Cincinnati. February 10 l,

Cincinnati, February IL. 1876.
PORk--eH V0-62l 80.
LARD-steam ALI 30; kettle, -glSk.
BULK MEATS-shouIders SD; clear rib sides
iI4d-- clear sides -1ll1,.
BACON-shouiders 80 a.; clear rib sides ~
AZ clear sides l!Hs-.
WHIsKEY-lOl-a.
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Thomas Mccnw Of this CITY and one Manning

Thomas McGraw Of this city and one Manning
OF Gardiner, visited the Fuller boarding house,
last evening, and created disturbance. Doors
and glass were broken, and bottle So ashed on
the head Of boarder. The police arrested the
first named offender, and procuring the necessary
papers the marshal went to Gardiner and captured
the other.
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Help Wanted !!

w ANrED IMMEDIATELY, a good girl or wo.
w man, competent - do Homework. First
class wages given Apply 10 Mrs. H. OWEN, No.
- Sewali street, Augusta. febli-tt
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MISSISSIPPI.
Found Guilty.

Memphis, February 10. The Appeals, Jackson,
Miss, specia! says the committee appointed to in
vestigate the case of Lieut.. Gov. Davis, reported
to day that he is guilty Of high crimes and misde.
meanors
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Dif1.

In Machias, ST. inst, Mary Jane, v lfe Of Jacob
Penunan, aged ~ years and month 2d inst, Ar
thur Francis, SOC ofJames Fitzpatrick, aged yrs,
and months
IN Jonesport, . h ul,, of paralysis. lNmira G.
wife Of Capt. William Rumery, AGED IS years.
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New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New YORK. February 10. 1915.
Money easy at 3.5 per cent Foreign exchange
quiet al ASK for BANKERS tn days and 4s9k for
demand. Gold was steady throughout at li2x.
Carrying rates 81 8. and per cent. The u ).
Assistant Treasurer paid out 4s0,0U0 for interest
and $4,000 10 redemption OF bonds. Custom re-
epts tt?7.0Oo
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Please Read the following UnSG-
licited Testimony

1t speaks volumes in favor of the t,uiy ftlt
ed LinimeLt, that is fast gaining Il good name and
sales it's merits. single trlsl ol 1icUmb's LIN
ment vi convince any enc o it, suI eriol ity over
iniment- that are mnch adv.r i4ed - mako them
sell. Large bottles IS els
Hiram Reed, Hack. Boa riding. iivey
and Sale Stable. winthrop 1T.
AlnIsTA ME, Feb. 1876.
MIR. TITCOMB-My horse titnl Wa dead lame in
his forward leg ~ well by using one bottle of your
Imminent. He was so lame he could not walk the
length of the stable. No man can tell that he ever
was lame after using one bottle. Send anotEer
bottle
IL REED ( son.
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An Engli,h steamer has been signalled, prob
ably the Scandinavian, from Liverpool
Capt. Scott, of steamship Pm oenician, reports in
lat. ~ 90 lon. 50 80, passed an American built
vessel, burned to the water edge. The pumps and
pump wheels standing. There was no name
or mark TO recognize her by, except that she was
cotton laden.
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'EELEG kAPH
daily Asnnebsc Jonrnal.
PORTLAND.
Sentenced.

Portland. February TO- In the L. S. Court,
Judge Fox sentenced Geo. II. Lewis, convicted
of pension frauds to two years rd labor in Au-
burn Jail. His ar completes l.anda.. 4, ai,v col-
ool
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Boston Stock List.

Boston Stock List.
Boston. February TO- 1885,
tSsles at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad l0%all4
Boston 4 Maine railroad I07hs
Portland. Saco Il Port mouth GIN abs
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Found Dead,

Lowell, February 10. Joseph Barber, an Eng
lish mule spinner, was found dead this morning
beside his bed at his home on Market street. He
retired well last nj ght He was Al years old.
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WORK OF RENEvOLENCE.

The New Chapel at the Insane Hospital
Description Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Services Completion OF Noble Enter
prise,
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Wanted.
500 or. 600 Tons of Ice.
Parties having the sane, may address,
JOHN FOTHERGILL,
Perth Amboy, N. j.,
Stating terms, delivered. feb5 tlw
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P. Brown and Dr.. Jordan of.Bangor, z. Z. Har-
mon of Portland, Daniel A. Cony Of Augusta, and
OK. Gov Chamberlain. The committee adjourned
I, mccet ON Monday evening.
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Surrendered Himself

Boston. February 10. Robert Carney. principal
in the Bussey woods piize fight last October,
" hich resulted in the deatn of John Ryan, to-day
appeared at the police headquarters and SURF
dered himself. lie was committed and exam ma
ton viii be held on Saturday.
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A PRESENTATION.

The personal friends of Don Carlos Pie
Spanish Consul in this city. met Sunday even.
ing ct Grunewald Hall in large numbers,
for the purpose of presenting him with gold
medal, in the way of testimonial of theil
respect and esteem. The coat of arms o.
Spain was engraved on ono side, and upon
the other were the words, Presented to Dor
Carlos by the Spanish residents of New Or.
leans"
The hall was tastefully decorated with flags
Of all nations, with the national emblem Of
Spain between them.
Several prominent speakers spoke in favor
OF the Sp .nish Government under King AL
fonso, after which the medal was presented to
Don Carlos Pie, who replied in the Spanish
language, and was frequently applauded.
Mr.. Joachim Viascosca called the meeting
to order and acted as President.
The following named gentlemen were on
the platform as Vice Presidents
Manuel CASTILLO, F. Prudhomme, E. Mon
treuil, DR.. Gaudet, Napier Bartlett, E Hern-
andez, j. r. Roberts, G.. L. Corkins, w. Her
bert Evans, E. H. Cookery, George Bright and
Joseph Kelly.
After the presentation, all parties repaired
70 the diningroom, where q collation. was
served
Don Carlos Pie is on the eve of his depart
ufe for Spain.
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SPECIAL MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR
The following special message was this day
sent 70 the Senate:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department.
New Orleans. February Is, 1876. }
To the Honorable the President and Members O
the Senate:
An act was introduced in your honorable
body during the regular session of 1875, en-
titled IAN act to repeal sections 1860 and
1861 Of the Revised Statutes of 1870, and tc
provide the manner of filling any vacancy tina,
may exist in the Office Of Governor and Leu.
tenant Governor, and relative to the suspen.
mon Of the Governor and Lieutenant Gov.
ernof, and for other purposes.
It was designated in your proceedings as
8enate bill No. 126, san act to repeal sec
lions 1860 and 1861 Of the Revised Statutes,
and for other purposes" On the Oath OF
February, 1875, it passed the Senate (Senate
Journal, p. 1927. On the 25th of February j,
WAS transmitted to the House, and the con.
ourrence Of that body was asked therein
blouse Journal, p. 108). It was referred to
the Committee on Judiciary the same day
lHouse Journal, p. 11O), was reported favor
ably by thae committee, and passed by the
House march,, 1875 House Journal, D. 124).
The Senate we're notified Of that fact March 2
(Senate Journal, p. 1917. The bill was en-
rolled, and was received by the Executive
March 5. and was approved and signed by
him April Ii, 1875, thus becoming q law
under article 66 of the State Constitution.
The passage Of this act by the General As
sembly was understood to be precautionary
measure on the part Of the Republican men,
bers against possible treacbery and bad faith
On the part of their Democratic opponents.
The adoption of the Wheeler adjustment,
apparently rendered the precau,ion thus
taken unnecessary. Present events here,
however, fully justified the spprehensions en-
tegtained by those who advocated the measure.
herewith transmit to you Q certified copy
OF this law. The original enrolled bill was
some time since placed among the archives Of
the State, in the Office of the Secretary OF
State. VIM. P. KELLOGG, Governor.
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purpose celebrating the visit of His Majesty
Rex TO his chosen capital, and who will attire
themselves In fitting Carniva. costume, We adj
wise visit to the store Of Mr.. Charles Weis,
costumer, on Perdido street, near Bsronne
Mr.. Weis has the most complete and elegant
stock in this city. and can supply customers
with dresses of any character Everything
completely, and Of every age and reign, on the
most reasonable terms. He has wigs. boards
and masks to match every costume. and can
At out completely every character desired to
b represented.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fog 1wM&E

MADAM EMMA, THE GREAT MAGNETIC
WI and Healing Doctress. who has cured hundf ids
in this city by her wonderful power be CONSULTED
at No 21S ST. JOSEPH STR EFT between CarOnde-
let and Baronne from 9 A. M until P. NJ. M dam
Emma is the most scientific healing medium Of the
age. She can cure all diseases the human family Is
subject to, both male and female. She poss.
miraculous power but practices the strctest sci
entifc principles. Her wOoderfu power from child
enables her TO read the destiny of the human family
She surDn ses hundreds by revealing the hidden mys
sesses secret to bring the unhappy together.
Fog re 1y
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The handsomest church in New York, it is
said, has mortgage Of s1S5. 900 on it. They
should get up rare and radiant scandal in.
volving their pastor and raise the money to
pay IL oA.-& Louis Times
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Il is joke among the New York Democrats
that Bristow is going to remove the Presi-
dent "How," inquiries the middleman,
''can Bristow, who is only q secretary, re-
move the President, his superior officer ?"
BY becoming President himself" answers
Bones.
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A Nevada sheep man, who had tried and
succeeded with sheep, said: "Sheep are bet
ter than government bond. You can tear
OF coupon every six months half as big as
tho bond, and the bond is left as big as it was.
Erchdn0e
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Notice to the Public.
FAIR! FAIR! FAIR!

SHORTEST LINE TO THE FAIR GROUNDS.
passengers from Clay atue, Canal street. to the
central gate of the Exposition Buildings of the Fair
Grounds, and hence back to the starting point on
Canal street.
A sufficient number of CARS will always be on
hand for the accommodation of persons wishing to
visit the Exposition. H. HUARD,
FPS 15t Secretary.
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Seed Corn. Seed Oats. Seed Rye.
OOOO BUSHELS NEW MADRID GOURD
AOOO SEED CORN.
300 Sacks White and Black GALENA SEED OATS.
200 Sacks Red RUST PROOF SEEU OATS
100 Sacks White and Black SEED RYE.
Also Feed Corr, Oats, Ban. Hay, Rye -Four
Straw, Grits and Hominy, all fully guaranteed
For sale In lots to suit by
GEORGE HECK & CO.,
Corner Poydras and Tchoupitous streets
F61m
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In Macready's diary, under date Of New
York. October %. 1S43. is this entry: "The
Miss Cushman, who acted Lady Macbeth. in
terested me much. She has to learn her art,
but she showed mind and sympathy with me
"a novelty 30 refreshing to me on the stage"
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The reception committee Of Y. M. B. A.
ball tonight, ct 0runewsld Hall. will repor'
10 the chairman for duty in full dress at s
o'clock, sharp.
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All Pin is the Chinese Minister to the United
States, but it's not stated what kind OF an All
Pin he is.-BOstOn Globe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special NssSce-The Steamer Katie, J. M.
White, master, will ave THURSDAY, 1T p. NJ,
IL plaee Of tho steamer FRANK PARGOUD for all
way landings to G4eenviIle, carr, ing the United
States mail. JNO. JANNEY,
Foo ror%
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Night Cars.

On MARDI GRAS night the WHITE CARS of
this company will run from Eighth to Elysian Fields
streets via CarODdelet and Bourbon and return via
Royal and St. Char es streets, EVERY FIFTEEN
MINUTES after midnight leaving Exposition Hall
leach entrance) at the quarter hour Last car down
from Carondelet street entrance at O'Clock A. M.
Lasr up from ST. Charles street entrance at 345
A. M.
Fare each way, 25 CENTS Fog SaSuTu
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.-----..--
ADJUSTMENTS

AmO6ECNxE[Nl6b
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC
FOR THE MARDI GRAS WEEK.
Commencing sunday, February -.
MATINEES wEDNESDA Az AND SATURDAY.
KEILEY LE0N's
BURLasQUE OPERA AND MIR sTREL
TROUPE,
A FIRST PART OF REFINED MINsTRELsY.
A COMIC OLIO OF CHARACTER SKETCHES
COncludi with ona of Offenbachs Opera Bouff 8.
either the CIR AND DUTCH-S, or CHING
CHOW HI Gotten up in most eleg mt manner.
Sunday, Marct 5---FRANK MAYOS DAvY CROC.
KkTT COMBINATION. Fs7
CT. CHARLES THEATRE
~ Twenty first Animal
MARDI GRAs BALL
Will ba given at this popular establishment on
Shrove Tuesdsy. February -.
MANAGERS
Hon. Ge,. III Braughn. Hon. Gerard Stith,
Hon. Alfred Shaw, Hon. G. H. Sheridan,
Joseph H D,Grange ". N. Walliosson,
r. D Carpenter, H. N. Jenkins,
p. Fl. Levi. John Hawkins
NJ. L. NJ Mason. n. s. Armstrong.
Hon J NJ. G. Parker, j. A. QuiDtero,
r. G Hurlbert, George Cenas,
II. Dupre, Joseph L. Herwig
Robert Strong, Frank McElroy,
Tim ONei, John Burke,
Fred. Wang, w. E. Murphy.
F. Fl. Wilson, A. d. Sheldon,
James J: m. ii B. Mitchell James Walpole,
b. Hamburger, Jr, A. B. Custer,
c. c. Ha ey, E. L. Jewell,
M ClOney, Henry Mason,
w. L. Murray. john Casey.
NOTlCE-Invitations to lad es can be obtained at
the Box Office application % MR. GLEASON
Treasurer subject to the approval of the Invitation
TICKETS DOLLARS FIT ct
OPERA HOUSE-FRENCH PLAYS
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
Wednesday,
AT NCON-LA DAME AUX CAMELIAS.
THURSDAY EVENING, March 2-Positively the
Last Time of LES UEUX ORPHELINES
FRIDAY NIGHT, March 3-LES JOCRISSES DE
SATURDAY EVENING = LES PATTES DE
MOUCHES
This Day Week-Beneat of Juliette Clarence
SPHINX. F29
GLOBE THEATER-
" Corner of Baronne and Perdido streets.
James Flynne- Lessee and Manager.
Marsh Adams. Business and Stage Manager.
THE BIGGEST SHOW ON EARTH.
THIRTY SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
Miss MOllie Foster Miss Blanche Selwyn,
Miss Agnes Merton, Miss Jennie Southern
Miss Saliie West Miss Nellie Taylor,
Miss Amelia Dean, Miss Mary Olive
Miss Alice Gilmore, Miss Bella Bent
Miss Minnie Cook, Miss Jennie Forest
Miss Hettie Lewis, Miss Laura Morgan
A HOST OF MALE SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
The entire Company will appear in the celebrated
CAN.CAN.
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 90 - GRAND
FANCY MASK BALL will be given in this
Theater after the performance.
A GRAND BALL will be given at this Theater on
MARDIGRAS NIGHT. Foo
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TINS WEEK OxLY.-With every dollars worth
OF tee bought ct the great tee depot Camp
street. you viii receive ! bandsome tea canister.
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FREE DISPENSARY.
Corner Of Canal and Baronne Streets.
Tho Ninth Regular Annual Session Of this Institu
ton was commenced OF the 18th Of November and
will continue till the 18th Of March, prox under ths
direction Of the following able Profess RS viz: WM
=. CHANDLER d. d. s.. JAS s. KNAPP, u. d. 81.
CHA6. =. KELLS, D. D. s. j. r. WALKER. D. D.
g., ALFRED W. PERRY M D., FREDERICK
LOBER d D.: MARTIN WET d. D. s., and Al
+: 1cLA1N, u. ~, D. D. s.
Whilst conducting FREE PUBLIC CLINICS. In
connection with course Of lectures for the purpoeN
Of Rerfectng it, pupils in the practical depsr tments
Of the College, the Faculty have Thought proper 10
beneht, at the same time the poor Of this CITY. by
ext nding general In itAtion to all those who have
not the meaos Of paying regular fees for dental on
cratons. 70 apply ct the Infrmary where they can
have teeth extracted, diseased mouths etc., treat
ed free Of charge; and where other operstions
requiring the use Of expensive materials, performe9
IN the latest and most approved methods under thu
immediate supervision Of mem hers Of the Fscultv
Tor very little, II any more than actual cost Ror
spoctsbo persons need not hesitate about APPLYING
for dental treatment, as they will be received 81
couIteously ~ ct the best dental Offices in the citv
u Clinic hours are from o'clock A. NJ TO 10 "
every day. Sunday excepted.
A. F. McLAIN, M, D., d. d. g..
Dean Of the Faculty, 167 Canal street. opposite TIM
Cohego HAIL. d5 Su tmhe