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The New York herald., 1876-12-28


DELIVERED contract bales For future delivery the
sales were follows Yesterday after M-Decem-
400 II - BE. 2O short notice at January,
IL l532c February 10 at 700 ut IL 25j2c
March. 20 At - Be. yo At is l.lec April, 100 AT
AT iss.c August at Ii l3i0c Total 200 bales.
To-day up two +. M.December 100 NJ l2'c short
tice 70c 400 ~ 10 32c 800 l2zc; Janu-
sry 100 ut I53.c 1000 at i2Iac 600 at II i73c.
1900 AT II 91Gc. February 400 Al l2.c 500 2c
1000 At Y lSloc. 400 at Y 2'-52e; March, 200
500 l3lac April: 2oo at rs 7s2e 100 at l3ac 2Ol
st Is o31c 400 AZ 10 5-l6c. May $40 at rs Tlnc 40
a. i3 i5l2c 100 At I3,sc June 800 i3 2i3.c Total
Is+,U bales Grand total 900 bales The receipts
the ports follows s. 80 New Orleans
1854: Mobile. 537 Savannah a.42: Charleston. 4,oIs
Wilmington 800: Norfolk 22o2 New York. 23os: Boston.
39Y; Philadelphia TO Total s2sa This day last week.
This last year. 2.s42 Total since September
l. eos bales TO last night. Cotton eighs closed
TO iiavre by steam ne, compressed, TO Bremen
BY steam 7sc. compressed: by sail sac Liverpool
III -J2d., by 81 by sail. 5-i6c.
Flour AND GRAiS.-Receipts-Flour. o sD7 bbs wheat
10000 bushels: meal. 40 bbs and sacks corn
80 7l6 Du nes: oats 1925 do. rye. 2 10 do barley
900 do. barley malt. 200 do The -four market
hmcr under demand Tor all kinds both for hipm,
and home The sales we're about 1880 bbls ncud
ing state aud southern. xt the annexed
lions fairly active. and the sales about
$40 bills meal quiet. with sales OF 800 bbis
sx IN for Rra win We uuD -
The New York herald., 1876-12-28
9.SiO f3.61S 90. .767 1872
7,2l0 Is. 49, 6o.333 1850
1000 81. 153.lOo 2.S92
3.s2S 4.SJl 1880 IA
1892 27,25o ics.iso 2,s1s
19.oo7 1850 56.o1l 2,0T9
4o.6sf 5o.99l 27.47O 205

cenber 81. 1873 344Jl 22.S]4 200 1872 1914
STEARiSE.Kecepts Ill terces. 10 bbs and - casks.
The market was drmernow quoted at lo7xc. lic.-but
without business.
TALLowReceipts 81 hlds. 800 ibis and 40 casks The
drmer dOooo lbs. sold at Sac. Size and 25
hhds city at s3sc.
WHisKsY.-iieceipts 1877 bbls The market wns qnict,
closing nominal NJ 81 l3 The sales l6o bbls 81
ISL Ia.
FRRIGHrs.- Trade continued quiet In connection with
freights the European particularly
ing been quite TO business owing to the holidays The
demand for grain tonnage better than of late with
rates generally asoat as lust quoted Engsgs,.
grain Sid; 900 pkgs. butter and cheese,
5os 900 boxes bacon, 4os TO Glasgow, per steam,
bbls. 1our IS. I'd lots OF provisions private
terms. Charters-A Norwegian ship, hence To United
gdom direct with $3.50 bols refined petroleum
Italian bark. hence to Alexandris with i2ooo
d., 35c. tho British bark rumored" last from
Philadelphia to Continent, c. nHrmed IS. 3D. ex
Amsterdam; American bark hence TO Morgan Pm with
5000 bbis naphtha 5s. I'D. American brig.
Philadelphia to Lisbon with 90 grain at loc
per hnshcl; "A Norwegian bark, hence to Cork ior
orders with 5000 qrs. grain AZ u.s. I'D; British bark
CLOSED before arrival some time ago from baltimore
Belfast with grain 5s. lOi2d British bark
s95 tons hence to Glasgow. with deals aad about $500
bbs 95s and IS American brig 320 tons hence
to north side Cuba with box shocks at lie
The New York herald., 1876-12-28
GOVERNMENT bonds.

Government bonds were generaiya fraction lower
in sympathy with gold. There was good demand,
however, at the close, and the market closed steady
nj tho ioliowing quotations limited States currency
SKIES 12lS. 1224 do do, 1881, registered, 1135s
ll4.; do. do, do, coupon, 117lS ll7x; do. do,
1885, registered, 1925 l09ss do do, do. coupon,
1904. logss; do. do. do, new registered, lloss
lloA. do do 40, coupon. ii31s ll3ss do. do,
1867. registered, ll35s ll3h do. do, do coupon.
1los. lols do do, 1868, registered, li35s 1l4A
do. do de- coupon, lis 49, do. tcn.fortes, regis
tered, ll3h . allsh DO. do, coupon, llsis llSx
The New York herald., 1876-12-28
FINANCIAL.

A T REASONABLE RArEs-MoNEY On LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages. same
bought; insurance all knds effected with best panes
j. j. HABRICH Il Co. I19 Broadway.
, 1876-10-28

NoyEL USE FOR SPIDERS TnREADS.-
Cobwebs have been applied o various
uses. The delicate cross hairs III The
telescopes Of surveying instruments
are Gne webs taken from spiders Of
species that are specially selected for
their production Of an excellent qua!
itv of this material The Spider, when
caught, is made to spin his thread by
tossing him from hand TO hand, IN
case he IS indIsposed to furnish the
article. The end IS attached to a piece
Of wire which is doubled into parallel
r. Z Il IT. ay.aaseet L P.9
from this, the WEB is wound upon IL
by turning the wire around. The
coils are then gummed to the wire AID
kept for use As required. Ab0ul a cen
tury ago, Roa OF Languejoc, succeed.
ed In making 4 pair OF gloves and a
pair Of stockings from the thread of 4
SPIDER. They wefe very sJrcng. and
OF a beautiful gray color. O,hey al
tempts OF the same kind have been
made ; but Reaumur has stated that
the web OF the spider was not equal To
that OF q sl.kworm, either in strength
or IuStre. The cocoous Of the laIieg
weigh from three 10 four graips. sn
that 2O54 worms produce pound OF
six, but the bags of the spider. when
, 1876-10-28

MIN SpoTs on VAexIsu-Hioh
class finishing yarnlshes, whether Of
English OF American make. possess
their wearing qualities from The sim
pie fact that they retain their elastici
ty or oily principle 10 great lenstl
OF time. The surface becomes harden
ed sufficiently to resist dust and 10 ad
INIT OF being washed, bat the body Of
'he varnlSh remains soft and sensitive
and mud allowed to dry on This var
niSh both stains it and extracts by
capillary attraction the oil contained
IN the varni>b. Each spot Of mud,
according 10 It's size and shape, acts N
The varni>h Immediately beneath it,
bat no further, from the fact that sue
ton Is created by the evaporation If
water contained in the mud. Differ
ent kinds OF soil act with more or les>
Injurious effects Sandy soil would
have but slight effect upon a var.
n'sh which would be badly stained bv
a more adhesive clay soil, and the
nth OF large city is sill more fatal
10 the gloss.
, 1876-10-28

Trust CHuLDEEx.-Neyer accuse 2
child OF a fault unless you are certain
ne committed il. Children should no,
be treated with suspicion. We should
act toward them in this matter a. we
ieei we ought 10 act toward others
only with greater tenderness-not les,
as Is usually done. We should AWAY,
put the best construction possible up-
on Their conduct that Is, unl,,s yrr;
are sure child Is telling lie and can
prove 1t, 90 not shew The slightest
hesitation in believing what he SAYS.
faF better that you should be deceiy-
Ell lhAn to run the ri>k Of showing a
truthful child that YOU do not trns,
nun; Your simple trust makes a living
child truthful. Your doubt of bis
trnthtulness makes a truthful child q
liar. :"
, 1876-10-28
4 ttenli0n, SeOfehmepl

IHLEL VIII 4 SPECIAL ,rI-l-IT,-I. =,
=. 81 AEDRtW SOCIETY. h.IE IL H.. cf.,- -.
., 50 SO aba On SATURDAY. Ogtoter Itb ~ s
~ ? NJ i"r tie VUrf0,- u -lacrias ,fi..r e.
---i-eii ne invI--f 70 arteEt III ar.I. nj
- ol il- Soeecy " j i- he'd On - Auf- u.s.
- 'e; NoFeInfr ao,h. X I'll ms-i.r.s TO b. Isf5 -
q house o. ANuEFw NeCsIlrY 80
~ ~ JAMES J. Dflv p ys---=7..t
, 1876-10-28
SEoECEAE FE2EEGEsTS.

Pianos, El.l.a.l Tables, Furniture, G.sss. Clfs-'
ware aud is contents IN cas- otlerw.-e Queens
y.se. Jarllr AMI Cistig,. taken only az oU2e-
r!sk of d.raasa, Uf,.. kIga ur l.ak.--e-
/ Ac.Is, IugPrntin-s, Burning iul'S, OILS ani all
oaer Iqa!!-, IN cans O- CtLgr vessels, IL oNL-s
risk of l5rlis'g=.
E., ttk.. only at owners risk of hroatsar-
Fruits, N,setahes. and al Other urr.~hiA.e prop
ertv at Owner s. ri-iz @! frost or decay.
Furniture nos boxed, ANA all AE'.'"l'urtl su'
Mechanical Implements. sgt up 0r knocked down
t owners r:.k of aauur, aud rhatiU-- or rCllage
Sur wIl! the Company q responsible i1f le' I..r7
IN any part unless the same Is 50 al,y Ietg--! o
, 1876-10-28
:. dzn5zsIr,tIa sale.

NOTICE - = EHEEN CIV :. That n pursuance
= ui an o.Gcr COL >ale mai ly fi- Probate Court
Nal.a Ha!ia q" unity, IL the Territory 81 NHshIEis-
ton ru the i!fh Tag 'i October, 4 ., 1870, ID the
laatlgr OF 'l= Estate Of N&N.ER LU>iNrEf,
late o. the city ans county ci Srn Fran s', ~ e OF
California, deceased, tie undersigned, Atnlnl-,l.--
tor .tH The wiz auueyri @; slld Esae, VIII sell at
Pu.IIr AUcIai, 90 ;Lr lgEsS, bidder iuI gold com,
ana suj-cN confirmation 10y slli Probate Court, on
ssEsEG.z. s,,e IIIh cay cf zovs InECr,
1876, at the hour Of ,wo O'Clock, p. H.. Of tha day,
ia front ut tie Court House. IA tie city o. " Naiit
Walll, county and Territory aforesaid gI the rl-lI,
ti;fr, :uter.s, and estate uI said XAVIER BU-lN-
O. -, lgaaiS u ana also 81. lie right, Ilt!e- interest
a3 estate winch said estate las by operation az lw
or 0,Ler1yi acquired, her than or IN a!t,lon To
tfa- ul >ijl deceased tks time of Es death, III and
tu tI- following described I.4l estate, situated lying
s,rd beng "a the city AMI county oT Nalt Na!la,
i..rtoTy OF NH-h.U-tnH, ru--Ir: All that TUt ct
j., .. ia llcek p Iug l5 i-et Euut "a Main street,
D. depth of I-u ret the nv II st, hla,k. con-
velri ly |sE7S N-HUE:F go said XAVIER BUS
INTfI, Ay deed sJ-! Sly 7rh, 1863, aut recorded
ia Zoo. of 3re'-, page i2j, sh-r-In Is situated
HuI.lU fog bu-Iur=~ purposes, which n"N pays a L.
mu.c.atiye rent. Dated October Is, 1876.
JAMES D. MIX,
Administrator With TIE yi.l aEa >.a, OF tie Estate
a.. y aNr... .sr-ENa.I:. deceased us
, 1876-10-28
IkenvN saen1.fnn- H.

NE HAVE 4 BAND OF THYpoT-. M,
- sF-4Ni>h BIZ. no EVE SHrEP ~.
-. "a on an aveIage I6i- -. el.H r-.i- -,.
months growth 4 NO .l.. l.-, -..' - ''-.s I'VE
li,n.s- We have RAMS or rh- sane So 49,
NLS'Ie! - A.zh 81 Is : few -ar ,.- 7. ~.
m tl5 ..., e. rs % i- fond oa b WHITES P4VfT
"all', August 30, 1876, -'''Ar " ala
WHITE & PUTNAM
, 1876-10-28
Esagcs GEE up Freight,
rTE2 TON MEASUREMENT, uSj

GOODS. HEPCHNDISE, ETC, Ere
From WaIlula 20 WaIla Wal.a------.--.. ..--Si G.
Fr-n Wal!ra TO Ayl-irMari----.-- :.
From Whitman Ia Wal.a Nalla.. .-..-..----... g.,
- Ruillu, Material Agri'ultura}au3 Veolau,
icl Implements, i5u-, s., Fge@ tri % "a.l y ly
O. : y Cos oats 4t t-iuu,l measurement, VIII h-
Frr!.AtsI 10y Ms 1T the foregoing rates On @. = y
Go 5 reduced measurement
, 1876-10-28
Taxes for r.re year rg.G

m "ALLA NALLA COUNTY TAX Fq0K
log The Year ls7G = no., IL ;ie h. n, Of -I Con-
~. 4 -, N Fh1n tsNes EN- b. ra-1 ua-u the
y ~ leo-He aruqueut, ans Ten Ter cent all .,-
0ii7..loH- =. Ndi!a Nalis. ". r sept % ls-s
''-'U T. r. REFS. County Tressr,rz-
, 1876-10-28

Federal othcsTS, Solliers and Sailors Of the late
N@I' q" Hs' mars, are IN nany c4ses eut.rl-i %
money nom the G0veru.1.rt ,I,eg - y -, ,,,-,5
10 i da- since n1sl payment --ri-- full bi..Crv IN
seiNlc- a. state am INT pay and bounty -r;y1
oef'lIai, - q AtJutlut General L = A gsir..
dIsei4-Eses lost, procured f,r a -Gn-!l tse
1-A'-17e s.-.ap 20 Gilmore & go ani iuH re-
PLNSISNsI PESSEDNs.!
All Federal Oit"e-s, S.lIiers. Al! S.iIos y,,7,.4
ul'uIe3 ol luse- n the hHe OF duty IN the l.re
Widows and miuor children. Of Ofic-rs SID
an. ei-i-ss1 vino have died Siua- discharge z lI-
loiiiFciei o. wounds and injuries received IN H.
-, an - llLe oI drty. can procure pensions Iy
lL9it'el fate~ for Pensioners OBJ ned. Hlun.v
Iin1 arrssuts procured for ser, f in J-rs -
-'-5-I o, to'a- There are L warrant. e-r.5,sg ,(
ton- Id. G.. tur fall instructions ~ .!s
, 1876-10-28

a 1oUNG lady, who recently had
her 6eau taken away from her by
another girl, told one of her bosom
lIien4S that She felt as if q great, dark
cloud had settled down over her life .
and when her friend suggested that
mere might be silver lining to the
cloud, she exclaimed, "What would
ne The good Of that when there's a
olg discount on silver -
, 1876-10-28
Z mOCPaTIe PLAT ORfi.

r-
LOUIS 70 make eI'; - - - s-, r. ~ H., ay.--,
and do te.egA afl7'-- %. 'o ,r54. ..- fl.i.
former l'2itl--i ,'l-i.e, e,'-. -- H.. . III
n,st a'' '',7' t-H-7
UI tLg "ii'.e country -, e. e. ,, .,,-,- az gle
" e .irss Az III >' -. o. a n ----rl-r .. .f
fe,.ert , i-.gi "-' ,-,..s ,,,.,-.,s-,. .r,-
TIE 'A'.-' 80 -.i .,- ia tl.- .....tIt,..g.i.'s
Ac'el e- - " --'' - ..,.4 ID. Fa,s ra.,s ..rIr
that -isti-e- .55' ---1 ~ - - lt .,.,.
S-y-iA-19t u''-- u i,,+. ...,r.t-. IN the
salI-.cuTt.a as ia az ''-' il- -,,r.. - b,
wliI ri i--e iA'Jo'. ' - ,t. -.f.r, an
'Le s"i---' - .tf.r a.. .l.-..,r ltsf STAGE.
tto,U!. ia IN, - > II '-,,.... r...,.-r- 5
iur ne Sihs &c. ~ -. ts INST l,,- oI their
equality on Ill elAl--ii u. & - -,1,'l ,-..l.,'f
own eIiac5 in' III "a - - ~ ,t +,l-t-r. ,-..-..
uHN7N,I o! ''.'' -, 80 -I, NM, lr.,-!ye
uou OF tn ii-i'-- =, ,l ~ - - I,,ri
ENJOY l. anu ~ q, IL, l-'.
Id III - rr1I.,- r7u-ur.s Of Cue iUIG1.d
- -. 1..r., .1,l history l.ut while uIiol,iln. tie
i,5 cf our ri.i, aui tir s.a, character o. these
.t,- :. I.l..s,..4s "a F,,. t-rss ID. T.-.ti,-s also
that eternal vI-lnns winch L. l-i- p-'r S- nor
Reform i Egcr~.'F! 20 ies'i'.' "'.., ISL -
hearts ut the whole p-tie l-t n---ir '.-'a" as
-, Isp,lIy lg5rutI t-gm laEEuI e.. gu.ICUt c.Iirs-
ism which ai=r "a ii,-ls upon ten States ,i.- i'-
itv OF earfet-bt-s lyg-Euy, has ioley -'m.eu tie
ti, I lie federal .uycrIIla III I-ss.I U.-l a-i ~
-. rEr. n =. H,..s States as.A q ul,.It.,l-~
,,lrb tb- confession vt ul-Iue ,E. *. k. last Tie
1,ry ~ AZ l,l.,l~.r.us l.oi ga J-.e i.ll. SIS ~
b.-I times Reform J., le,s-.ry 10 establish ~,,.l..
a. a. r.. I,fl.. r-,-.l ..r. 4 III. .,I.-..gl The
,r,..1,ti .ga.,r.
...... ..
Me CrL9un'e 1A- i'-''.s % "a go '''. "a -.
make g'oA Tie i.'i''1,9 Ga .h5 49, ~ p.
Nni'H are ''''7-.-7 - - -. -. ,..,-I.
HANDS 90! 'Lt "l.e' 1',' 'I "a
l. ai>t'5tr %. l!le l 'i'17' li---i'. l-- i----.
uei'oul.cs he l'-i l"| es "i-. ~ ms "a
peace i.''S iiE'4. j., l..e it'i e ~ - -
tie amount ui tAe 4r-i 'e44-s' ''e''' '' Fl
four times lie sum H. useless tNs ri-r WITHOUT -,
cuIuua,tsu-s ,l-Y reserve 20. t-e-c .ylgls-,-,u-
yya f.1..ufe, tie fnsi,i4I To'lty ana immortality
pr-Iai i I,rl ,,l .g7,,' '', y ,.r ,y our re,s
s..4 ,...-..... Al. ar surplus income; ans s-ls
ana,aily protesting 10 iutyni a sIeety RETURN 10
su.r.e payment iss aDuusiy Idol i-.>. Lu Iran e
-, IA 80. q nm .I,.,..,. $50. ,l,s,ires rl. r.-
lI.1o -. 80. 49, ..4 ..-..r.... rs
, 1876-10-28
Ngrfli9.

Moths will work in carpets in rooms
that are kept warm in he Winter as
well as m the Summer. \ sure method
of removing The pests is to pour
strong alam water on the floor to the
distance Of half a yard a:ound the
edges before laying The carpet. Then
once or twice during the season
sprinkle dry sa't over the carpet be
fore sweeping. Insects DO not like
salt, and sufficient adheres to the
carpet TO prevent their aIighting upon
it.
, 1876-10-28

Costly WlNE.-A barrel Of 1861
Johauuisberg from the famous cellars
Of Prince Ne,ternich, mas just been
knocked down for the highest price
ever given even for that wine. The
purchaser is the recently disposed
Sultan, who, after attempting to
iump in'o the Basporus, appears de
terminej TO drown his cares in the
bowl. TIE piece contains 100 bot
tles-ahout g 5S but,'e-so the
Sultan Murad will have something 20
console him for the sword Of OsmaE
now worn bV his brother.
, 1876-10-28

Pi-EEY IEeSA-. delinquent subscriber, j. invited
10 call at this office II are correct Is i.f0rTgel
Dir Thomas liy-s soaeTh here II the nei.hi idriri OF
Dayton but he matter @: residence nee not urvs1t
his calling and settling his account. II
, 1876-10-28

A MosoUlro SroaY.-CapIail jones
of S,ouington is responsible for lhe
following On his passage from New
York, few years ago, he observed,
one summer afternoon, q heavy cloud
arise from the land, and, to his great
surprise, approach the vessel. Sud;
denly il broke near him and covered
the decks with millions Of mosquitoes,
while part of the flock went through
the ualnsail, leaving nothing but TIE
boltropes hanging idly TO ;he spars.
Corroburative evidence to his aston
i.hing tale was found in the person Of
a down east skipper" who heard the
story, and who, On comparing dates
with the narrator, declared that two
days aflerward he was boarded by
the same flock Of mosquitoes, and they
all wore canvass breeches.
, 1876-10-28
Pacific Mutual
EEFHE EXSgT RANCE
COMPANY,
OF California.
Assets, Sl,3OO,000.


THEPACIFICI ILC CTCALioaus al ITS funds on this
! coast II la, perfected "A new pan Of Insurance
called tie Mutual Iy-aim.ut Plan II qua ai'teeS
% definite Iare ~ dividend, ai5 definite t's. sur
render Value. ECA arrls'ant elects liis own 'rl's
ad Is not compelled 10 pay icr Insurance any longer
than De needs 70.
IL ) 4rI IN e,Itraat easily understood, and PCs-
sa>ss every element ni safety sec-i'l ah' aiiSio-
ion 10 shows not alone Low 70 get ITO l'surli.,,
lt Low. 20 -t gat pleased and satisfied mike tie
OH tsa yCicy II dos u1t band the insured % n H.
teiuiEalle contract, uuJ ia. EJiier u3y r-'i1e us
cash value at any tsute, s>p EHNT CASH VALUE Is
IXFHIs-su oS I--E FsIi II ii'Jtts' IL "-!is 'i'e
IU,h condition Of tie policy
Ioc1yera rIrt-,- secure debt, protect family
70 -uaTi AGAINST l.i,gaval f business capital by
Ttr,r's death. % pE,y;e t'r OH ase-lt Is pre-
e.u.ueIt, AMI sUrpt5Ses a'i other plans
WHEN \ MAN DIES \ FORTUNE PER
ISHFS. 81 Dt-.s8s.
a Policy o. Insurance Is tie Cheapest AMI Safest
mod ,l m KIM, ee-tail p-oFisloa Tor one I-iiI!-
-Frgatia.
How strange tha. men should be careful 70 insure
their sITs goods .Hl agu-e, winch NAY or may not
sink burn or b. Destroyed AND re'~e 70 insure Their
ly.s, =, ulch ,F-'G--lN .u CEASE,
IEykE ORDINARY Lifetime,
Pos=lHIr 7o-p y. AMI fuse, TOO, Theu they know
tat the gOm.osu o tltlg i4at1ee aId the s.I-t! "a
tair ,,f4ts daU.i-> Ep8u tLgIr personal ahluty ld
IlaI.r cement ~ q hangs on the slender thread oI
H. s,s.e..ee la these t.Ues Of money SJ-Iueeney
every Ei.,Tg i, would be well 10
PA USE = MO NJ L. y Z
In our battle Of life 90 consider TIE possibilities and
r,1-irg, ueirS that OuEt nearly every tlHI OF
business ana cpu.-q quen,iy the hap !nesS o, tho=a
who are dependent upon our labor for Their support
No PROVISION EcG OUR ufPIEUENrS Is A"FQATE
vHIca IS AoT IsslED-ArT, FOR DEATH sAY Be
IH-NEIINTE.
Our estates. under our management, may be-wo.th
thou, uds % oyr beiTs hundreds
=. he .Ir l:uyi -t % bot .or Lis OWL ans especially
Cor III eva iaU-,Lol l. Wo.se ti.Gu an uhly aHd
! l.- ,l,li-l a., ,.si,h." EtsIE2> = tA4.EA-
G-u,.ii AGENTS iOg Oregon, and Washington Ead
Halo Territories.
NsiLt NaIIA. July - 1876. 3j-u
, 1876-10-28
Ayers CathartiC Pills,

For tie relief
and cure of all
arrangements m
tlie stomach, ilv-
~. and bowels.
They are a uli5i
apcrInui, and IN
excellent PUT"a-
tive. Bcingpurc-
ly vegetable, rE,y
contain no ucT-
cuTy or mineral
whatever. Much
, 1876-10-28

So tn S20 Per day At home. ; ,urlss ,ro-tb :
Ire s1ISSoS a Co, Portland Main p
, 1876-10-28

chosen, than grow old without deter
mining our choice, aud 90 out OF the
world. as the greatest part OF man
Kind do. before we nave resolved how
IN live in il. There Is bat one meihon
or saltjnr ourselves at rest IN th'S
nartjcular. and that is by abhenng
sreadlastly to one great end, as the
chief and ultimate aim Of Our pursuits
If we are firmly resolved TO live up TO
the dictates Of reason, without any Ie-
card TO wealth, reputation, OF The iiAe
Considerations, any more than as they
fail 10 with our principal design, we
may 90 through life with steadIness
aud Measure bu; If We act by sever
al broken views, and will not only be
virtuous, but wealthy, popular, and
everything that has 4 value set upon
il by the world, we shall live and die
in misery aud repentance.
FricaSSectl TOEIGtoes.
Place the tomatoes in stone Jar,
and put it into . steamer When
they are tender, beat them 10 q pulp
aud put into sleR-pan with little
onion (which has been minced and
strwed in butter untlI II is tenleT), q
seasoning Of pepper and salt, and
some chopped parsley simmer IN
mixture for few minutes, and serve
il very hot. It Is good either aion e
or served in sbe dish with other
chops. or other meat, sauSageS or nSi
Of any kind. Tomatoes and saasages
are capital. Fry the sausageS aud a.
range them in the t.:h in front OF the
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with some onion ,ninIy sliced Try
them, season them with pepper and
salt, place them among the sauSages
and serve them hot In the same
manner they are excellent with any
thing warmed a second time, chicken.
rabbit, game or poultry, cold meat IN
slices, or iish Of any kind.
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Amasements.

MEMPHIS THEATER = There was an
other large and apprecistive audience at
the Memphis Theater last night to enjoy
the second performance of Haverly's
Minstrels. The eveniog's entertainment
was pleasing throughout, and kept the
house ia continuous merriment. The
singing of Rapier, Heckler, Roe, Wilson
and Barlow was highly appreciated By
the delighted audience, as was also the
oddities and c~Omicalitie5 Of the two lat.
ter who acted as end men. Primrose
and Vests song and dance gave a speci.
men Of their talents, which was encored
several times. French. the banjo king,
made SONS wonderful music during the
evening. The entire performance is
novel and excellent, new things aud say.
iug3 are introduced, and but few old
WORKOUT gags we're presented. In the
minstrelsy business bat little advance
ment has been diseoverable for many
years, and in this it resembles the
circus business. The mau who has suf-
6cient genius to blaze out a new track
for negro minstrelsy will make a fortune.
Of course, new songs, dances and other
specialties are now introduced, but the
general stage programme remains the
same. The Haverly Miustrels is about the
best troupe out, and consequently they
receive liberal patronage. A change of
programme is promised for t~o.night's
performance. The Haverly boys will
make their last appearances at the matt
nee on tomorrow, there being no per.
formance at the theater on to morrow
night.
MME. RESTz's FEMALE MIBsrRELs.-
Mr.. Abe Lsavitt, agent for Nine. Renlz's
Female Minstrels, is in the city arrang-
ing for the appearance of this troupe at
the Memphis theater on the nights Of
the 10th. 18th and 18th inst, and Satul'
day matinee.
WASHINGTON STREET VARIETIES In
addition to the full and talented com,
pany under the successful management
of Marsh Adams, Miss Minnie Herndon,
an accomplished aud beautiful singer
from the Louisville Theater. made hel
first appearance to a crowded house
making a very favorable impression
Also, the old faYorite, Ohsrlsy McCaslin
has returned, and was received will
pleasure by his numerous friends.