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The New York herald., 1876-12-21
rRAyELLERs, GUIDE.
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
II TRI'Ak LINN

DENNSYLvANlA RAILROAD.
: AND ySITnS i4fH' sTsSss 4sTss i f,ff IL ROUTE;
Express fer ar,ssnrs rssa,s se Wsss and South,
$50 + n daily. "''
+ M connecting al Cory for Titnsvllc Petroleum Cen.
ire and tho OIL Regions For wiliamsport and Lock
For Tni,imors a' T. Washington and tn. SOUTH Limited
sep. sunday; $50 4 NJ arrive wa..ns,on II 40 ? n
Esprss. foy philadelphia 30 20; $40 80 Limited.
Day 80 \: NJ; 81 $40 and . =. n. Enisf,n, ana
fes "a Raiw. rass,oa r,pn
points see local schedule. Al ali ricke, oises
''". si!si das lds p.1' ma s.
Monday % 40 m o aSs @ F. r"s a. sanSss s 49,
1910 20 il srCT rn'deEss 70 os 70 20 So 3 is S;so an
lo:.op sunday, q :; 800, $50, . 80, u so 4. NJ.
Ticket ofices ss and a44 Broadway No. Astor House
and foo, Of peb,osse and Cortland, .,s no Cour,
Depot. Jersey City. Emlsrant Ticket Once No Battery
FRANK THOMSON. DM. BOYD. Jr.
General Maneaer. General Passenger Agent
E,OR PHILADELPnlA
;, Leave rIsr North River, loot Rector ST., a,
~ NJ. for Philadelphia Long Branch Toms River and
~ Pm for rrnIlsaspnn, Long Branch, TCn' RIVER
SroSISGroS LINg Bsn,lc2s T9R poiToS. s,sNS.
from 81 North River, foot oi Jav at - H. NJ
PnOvIDENCE LINE freight only STEAMERS
from pier ~. North kvcr foot Vt Park place, at NJ
DENTISTRY.
BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 81; GUM, -;
Dsnge, 81: warranted. New York Dental Rooms" 262
9th av,, near 10Th 81. Established 1851.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
A CIRCULATED sKELETON, IN GOOD ORDER
~ cheap send price. O. N. H.. % Uncn place, Green
WANTED TO ruRcHAsE-A FIRST CLASS
w Bakery with route, must be cheap aud In Brooklyn
Address q. II. :. it2 Dupont st.. Greenpoint
1VANTED To PrRCiiAsE--A SET OF APPLETON's
w Cyclopada newly revised edition, 10 vos Address
l.. box Las Herald Office.
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aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, tuesday, Thurs
days and saturdays ut T. NJ connecting with tho Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont Air
Line. Chesapeake and Ohio aailroad with tho
papys lines interior points in North Carolina and
Virginia Ncwbern and Washington. N G. (via Norfolk.
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes DEL Monday and Thursday NJ =. NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through tickets and bills OF ading to all points
a lowest rates Insurance 70 Norfolk. &c; per cont
Freight received daily at 81 North River General
Offices. io7 Greenwich 81 n L. McCREADf. President
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
LNALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
Leave New York daily tSundays excepted from pier %
North River, foot of Murray at 43o T. NJ Fares re-
duced
The New York herald., 1876-12-21

IIAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET cuMpANYs LINE
IL for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg
GELLERT. Dec. 81 slEylA ....*.....- an
POMMEkAElA..... Dec. - LEASING Jan rs
Rates OF passage TO Plymouth London. chcrbour- Ham
burg and all points in En,land:firs CABIN 500. sod
Second Cabin $40, gold; steerage $50 currency.
kuNHARDT A co, &. II. RICIlAED BOAS.
General Agents. General Passenger Agents.
III Broad ST. X. Y. I'll Broadway. n. Y.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWARD scHESCK. AucfloxEER

SALES AT AUCTION.
EDwARD scHESCK. AUcrloSEER
SPECIAL PEREMProRY SALE
OF HOLIDAY GOODS.
ELEGANT MUSICAL RUSSIA LEATHER AND
PAINTED ALBUMS. GLOVE AND HAxpKERcHIEp
BOXES. VIENNA AND PARIS BRONZE WARES,
AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF THE FINEST SWISS
CARVINGS AND A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
OTHER CHOICE GOODS
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
DECEMBER ~ AND %.
" GOODS J" aSts's Sow Oh ox 4. kxHinfTfaS Il fHrH59ck
FINE AHr 1as shsa aassas InAvrr A..,,....H 1HIs D1z
SPECIAL ruUssDAr Tf's
=. Clinton Hal. nGra,ns snd si at 10 o:losk
Cnros.
This Thursday afternoon o'clock at the Gal
s s'' broadway The ssS Gates r.leay Gossoa
From celebrated galleries and easne Eastern basasrs
@ comprising Fine Arts Bricabrac and specimens Of the
highest curiosity.
Rare Porcelain and Faicnee Bronxcs Ancient and Mod
ern. Historic BY eminent panisrs Carvings 4
ivory and wood. Historic Clocks.
s.,ing rantnss in oil nndsun.ed originals by old
ture, &c.
THIS THUksDAyl EVENING. AT o'CLoCK,
at the Art Rooms. Sl7 Broadway.
Ine Gatcs collection OF Paintings undoubted orginala
oy Boucher Canalc sabey Lucas: Superb Miniatures
ivory NINE. Pompadour. Mime. Rccamier &c, &c-
This cTHuRspAY1 evening. and FRIDAY.
on exhibition morning.
~ Chnton Haii the superb Library OF well known
nossrur comprising choice selection OF standard and
nssr.ted Works. In their best editions the majority in nns
bindings. from the hands ayday Rviere Kathoeber
za.hnsdorf Matthews. Bedford. &c.
u COLON AUUTIONEER
.Morgngr sale Of Household Furniture Mirrors Pianos
carpets. Bedding Blankets, Chandeliers, &c. this
yThursday). December II, the
sth st near broadway nt II o'clock the entire Furniture
OF two large dwellings, the auction
rooms for convenience OF sale. There is an Immense
amount. and what might sale ms wo
espect TO commence mt IL aud sell r. NJ and
in this accumulation find article goods
qured In the line really good and
also Sofa and Sofa Beds. fine Paror Bedroom
Furniture, hpe; also about TO- 40 arpets which
will bc sold about o'clock Sleigh Bells and
Robes, and in tact everything Catalogues early.
GERARD, BETS Co. .AUCTIONEERS
VI No. z Old Slip and lO4 Pearl st.
This day Thursday. December ~, 1875.
at ~ o'clock, within saesroom. 10i Pearl ST..
by order National Linz" " for OF whom
unclaimed Baggage and Merchandise comprising 100
packages Unclaimed Baggage and Merchandise.
Full particulars list at our store.
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DISsELL. wRLLES 4 MILLErs AUCTIONEERS.
ID FRIDAY. December - nj 1O,s A. NJ,
our sn..sronm. M. IS Murray
SheriGs sale. by order of W. q. Connor, sheriff.
the entire of Cutlery Razor Strops atchcts &c :
also Desks and Fixtures OF = E Harris removed IRON IL
Thomas IT.
largo line Of Hardware Table Cutlery Shears &C. 1875
Stove Trucks. Leo pairs Skates pnper Mache Waters
Sewing Machines Re-; large iron safe. BY order oil E.
NJ. Madden Receiver.
The New York herald., 1876-12-21

EDWARD scHENCK, AUCrIONEER
GRAND EXHIBITION AND SALE.
THE FINEST GOODS ONLY.
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
SUPERB JAPANESE DAIMIo BRONZE VASES
AND cLoIsoNNE wARKs. VERY CHOICE sPEcr.
MEMS
OF sATsJMA. KIOTO. sEvREs. IMPERIAL BERLIN,
ROYAL DRESDEN, CARO- Dr MONTE
AND WORCESTER PoRCELAINS,
FRENCH AND ITALIAN MAJoLICAS AND FAIENCE.
SEvRES CHINA AND DECORATED DINNER SETS,
OLD SIXTEENTH CENTURY STYLE GERMAN JUGS.
TANkARDS
AND FLAGoNs. PARIS BISCUIT sTATuETTEs,
PARIANS
FROM COPELAND MINToN AND OTHERS.
TO BE SOLD At AUCTION At
NO. IL UNION SQUARE.
on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
DECEMBER 20 u AND ~.
AT THREE O'CLOCK PRECISELt
SALE PBKEMPrORy AND WITHOUT ANY RESERVE.
On exhibition every day until 10 o'clock r. n
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DENJAMIN r. FAIRCHILD AuCTrONEER-
I'D Sale oil Instruments fine Gold,
Coral and Pearl Jcwelrv. Watches Paintings. &c.
viii sell anction Thursday December ~. 10 A.
NJ. at salesroom No Beach ST. lot Of surveyors lnstru
Office Furniture Desks Watch. &C. &c. by order vi
samuel A. Lewis collector Of estate OF Edward Boyle de
gold silver Watches gold Chains ladies and gentle
mems Tine gold coral pearl and mosaic Sets; Sleeve But
tons. Studs &C.
Also fine set of mink Furs.
Catalogues at office. No - Beach ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04
I776. THE 1877

40. TIE 1910.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1875.
THIS STANDARD and Valuable Statistical Annual las inst
reached the third edition. Besdes the usual Calendar
and Astronomical Pages, It contains many now features Of
great merit It's ELECTION STATISTICS are unhAusly iuh ana
complete they the latest indications Of the con
dGOn OF parties boioro opening Of the Presidential Cam
psiE1 there will demand for Gem among pom
eoans and oil Intelligent ctsenA Other striking features
TRADE AND COMMERCE.
cOmplets Tables Of the Foreign and Domestic Trade and
ere Movement Of the United States and United Kingdom
QneludRg statistics never before publlsbe1)
STATISTICS or THE IRON MANUFACTURES OF
THE UNITED 5TArES
Total production, b. years. .. Rolled IrOn Pig Iron Rais
Dsssemer Steel
cotton STATISTICS.
TO Crop m the United states by yeAr from 1921 TO 1873
Experts from Uaitei States years. since 1897 ami I'm
portsmtO the Uniel Kingdom. by year., since 1859
AMERICAN AND BRITISH SHIPPING.
Total Entrances olearanoes from all Ports in United
States and Up.ted Kingdom annual Reports "aeo 1881
TONNAGE STATISTICS or THE CANALS AND
TRUNK RAILROADS.
Yearly Moyemet Freight BY Bal aud Canal Time and
Cost Of Canal Cargoos and Dates Of Ciosng the Enc Canal
UNITED STATES REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
flaan Juiy I, 1855, 20 June !. 1915.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS FOR OUR BREADsTUFPS
AHRual Exports weat OBi United states uSJ9-ls75)
Apa portsO whsst INTO tae Usitsd Kingdom us5ilS74
PUBLIC DEBT o. THE UNITED STATES.
UNITED STATES ooyERSaENT-rhe Cabinet Judi-
cary AMI hiHistsrs 70 Foreign countFles
1ORfY.FoURrH c0SOkEss. And rs above Sfatea
VERY FULL ELEcTIoE RETURNS FOR 1875.
Prom The Official Pigmes Of The Latest EieeoA In every
stats and Territory.
Al Of tie ioiornap0a 10 THE TRIBUSE ALMANAC 10
complied from and Trustworthy sO1ree and nneA
has never bcioro boes pabnshed Nothing has boeu
emitted which wou uuy palnaia the high reputation here
tsfsts hsbt b. The TRInUNE ALMANAC
Pnos postpaid ssnts i've Coz 81; On - me Tribune
eeuntsr six foe IL
THn TRIBUNE ALMAEAo bs 1870 snd THE DAILY
TAknUNR INDEX fer 1875, pcstpaid 40 cents
Adaress THE TRIBUNE Eew.YeTL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04

flar9lc Gno Slate AlauIels.
A TTENTION Now is the time 10 purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANThi-.
Prices mover as low slate steps and ard Az nds OF
.i,te work pENiHIA SLATE Goa
90 Union.square. y. y iti ave. and lithsel-
NASONI & lSOLA, -.o
u STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
LAG e. 49, West 4,iih.rt., near BI'AdMAy.
Monumental. Mahiels, Altar, Figures Hihg. MA9co.hE
aud manufacturers IA ltaly Oh hH"'
work VI every lie cTIOiion.
MARBLE and MARBLEIIED MAN TELS,
WI NEW DESIGNS, ron 81 nl'Firi also Monnm .n,h
Wk AZ arently prices Mare tuning tnr the ir~
a. kLAEEk No. lJ4 Esst F1shieenbi.s1
CTEWART Slate Marble, and Wood MInteis
y New AID elegant Designs ranging rice rom slO ~
I1s tisie Iblra,.y agat vita. 70 a ~ ~ cot zSst
wy ID. & 4. s. NICHOLS.-250 entirely new
deztgus Sfarrlr, sair, AMI Wood MunteN Mshuiae-
faTns CI.fmz. ga le FitiI - renee Aatas 20
Vanrs Sr Wholesale and re all send ioT oatAosuoS - a
eeiisl, spp iste NOr...si
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Religious Noi;tes.

htNhbiS"~
Anthem Memorial Church Forty cgns st., ysst Of sTt9
pa At a. e AL W. nsS b s adrIn Rev
]. W PAIGE 10 the evening.
Atlbe fnlh Ayeaas B1R,i'i Church Yves. ysT,y:T's
st. ey dhOS Aha ,, az a. u Es' Ias @ ne
peace GneIing" EyEA1NG at 1880. sable The sheep
that vas lost" Sunday school at 9 a M. All welcome
An souls, Church. Fourthaye end Twentiethst. 81 IN
DAY, March 5.-hey, pr gEILQWs VII pr acli morning.
Rms ness Evening 745 sui1cct "ureD and Iuecb or the
Law OF I.rtrbuuo In Kind" Evening. seats free Sunday
sChccl 10 a M.
A series Of neIigloas Mectlnss is being held THIS
we 1;ta M rev. PARK sessions daily ~ ock M
LUKE WOOD RID, EIIIADkIH toNSi n, IN ~
public sre cordially invited
Anuunciat.on Chnrcl Fourteenth, between SIKH and
Restor-First SUNDAY Lent-CeebrN Of The Holy Goa
naulon IN Ne, Gerao l,Ea -ad % ao'RIS Ksn
Ing f aS ch9T, p b5y fS5eP M and W.
Association Hail. -,
Rev Dr. oRMIs1 ON Sm give a. address ado SUBJ DAY
Il Aa a-E AZ students Meeting. SUNDAY, 1.
Bible Class ,DI Thornsoas, sunday. 8.
Young Mems Meetine. s9naly OF oelscs. so,,,..s
YOmng Mems MoetluS SATURDAY Evening. So o. lock.
DAILY o,ng r Priyer lei by tac pa''"F' Of the ety. at
R.a,ors street ". v. Chureh.-Veg. q. II. GREGORY.
T prsssS I1 .s ars y, 9sGa' " io$ m
neeeEer street Unfversaii.t Cburrh. cor Of Doguing
sey g 2 y CAiThY WIN Prsafa n ,hs asevs s.'ea
ococS Morning sabeeI The Boyhood Of Issns and Ne
aiaiiy iavsted 20 attend.
baptist sunday scbooi Teachers Associatioa.-TSe
next monthly meeting win be hold IN the calvary Baptist
Church, Twenty thirdst, THURSDAY EVENING,
March q. At ~ O'Clock.
| Tho lesson, "ABsALOMs Rebellion" win he taught
nv the Rev THOMAS ARAITAGR. d. D., Of this city. nua
an address, "THE TEACHER TAUGHT" viii be delivered
by the Rev HARDWOOD MI2N q NfH.a' fTseu.
| Cooper Inst.fate at tn H.y. ~ HY MoRGANs hrst
IecsGIs Tlats Tricks. Az cOuyqEfEa q Lave iAkSg
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60 iubom il fflan Concern
W. TED. information is wanted of JOHN
w PIiETe ny his Wnfrrt 'amgDyiL ne nln o"n
Ter avor BIZ address IA her u Aowhdl ST., Lowell Mas
BY Otasilsat!On a sailor On TIE ldkes.
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Sales bp Autilon.
Coparincrehip Notices.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing I'M
A der the fm name " ABEL & CAtPENfisHts THIS
DAY DISSOLVED by mutual sent JAMES b. CAR
RENTER viii al lab nies and continue tho business
his namc AZ 2i5 CanalsL
New lOrk, March !. 1876. EDWIN l. ABtI
JAMES II. CARPENTER
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&e.-By two Pr0t-

HOUSEWORK.- respectable young wo:
an elvraI house~Ork best o.ty reicfehce so
"A 18th 81
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HOC~EW0RK- respectable French wo.
II 4 man q homework In n small family NO go "@'s
~. 81. third irpDrb back.
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Giinallons Waulc>--gemI!e5.

COOK-Bv a firSt-class Cook in private fam
ir; understands isiness m all Us bii cies; oesi
,i, rel renee Ca for two da5 at POO West 36 hst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04
BilllerSs.

XVANTED-,or Non-Seetarian Working
w .s.Hb 1ter oil THIS the VEST 10. with
ar. q ard cab-r the GIT hah
~ or purchase, ioN tsrna sEGOED HAND nASA-
BILL AttD IA hf.r- For ilgilAEe
sd,Irvss CLERGY Ma, l4l "e5tffp ct
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25

particularly In Insurance shares, Gar,
rolIton Railroad Company. AMI Told and
now New Orleans Gas, Light Company
No sales III insurance shares were re-
ported, At the close $50 was bid Tor Gar
rollton Railroad Company, showing m
advance ri D per cent. sinceFridny even
ing. and we heard Of sales on the street
later In the day Of new Now Orleans
Gas Light Company al &1A 30 l25. ana
&129 80 a 100 for old, showing IN advance
since Friday IN the former OF per cent
and . In the latter, OF which the sales in.
cjnded 40 at $i2s 80. We alao noticed
zajes Of 100 Louisiana Levee Company
)preferrcb ut "a, and shares OF Ut.
Charles Street Railroad Company. OF
which the particulars did not transpirc |;
nlso. nj the Stock Exchange, . Carroll.
ton Railroad Company ut $50, ana 30
told) New Orleans Gas Light Company
MT &t9p 60.
City bonds were In request and stronger
for premium issues, which were quoted
ut 96i n 81, against 10 n 81 on Saturday.
while currency soven per cents contln,
cd to rule nj 80 n - for new nnd 10 5li
for old. and at - ~ for both dlainage,
and Administrators SERIES of city gold
hearing seven per cents. The sales In
cluded $4,000 and $4,000 premium isstes
~ gOA, and 5000, $4,000, $4,000 aud $4,000
1T 81. Transactions wero also reported
In wharf improvement % per cents OF
which the particulars did not transpire;
In miscellaneous bonds we noticed
sales Of 5000 Jackson Railroad first
mortgage issues at S5A, an advance since
Saturday Of one per cent. In our last re.
port we omitted to notice u sale OF
&2O, 900 at B5t A..
New state consols were rather quiet
and about 1 per cent lower, being quoted
at the close Mt G7AaGs. against G7sa6sa on
Saturday. The sales comprised &42. loo.
embracing $500 ut o.. 5000 aud $lO,00u
Mt GA. $4,000 Mt 679. and $4,000 anu
$20,0OO ut GS. !,
The sales Of city scrip included
$1,000 1874 time at A. Time Ia now
quoted mt "A a 4b for August 10. Dccen'
ber. 1879. and July to December. 1874.
and 40 u 81 for juno and part of May.
1874.
In Metropolitan Police warrants we
noticed sale vt $1,000. In ANAL amounts.
at 09t. They now rule at III q 92h for
tS724a and 1854 issues. but continue
entirely nominal for 1863 ~ and 1871 q.
No sales of State warrants were re-
ported. Fundable are now quoted at 40
q AZ; not fundnblo " a and 1874 is'
sues at 35 u 40.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
corn u bulk 1879 axis corn g7a sks oats 400 bbla

corn IN bulk 1929 axis corn 372 sks oats AGO bbla
meal ~ hnles cotton.
CAMDEN steamer Shannon b22 bales
cotton Jurey n Oh lis 3at J. Harris Atn- 23i
Lehman. Abraham &po--ico 7 II Il NJ Alien
l4s Aleus, Scherck n Autay-lgy Claiborne &eo-
12s Htrsch. Adler aeo--1OG Meyer, WeH Aro4toJ
John i Hardie &eo- ab John Phelps Aco7s For
stall y Jumonvlilo Ca John Chnffe \ Hons-Bs j
Wolfe. 90 Richardson \ May 40 9 l. Walmsloy
Hco-40 Y y Coons 40 j w Whita~-3p N u Wet
,nQrg--a ~ Aiken \ WHIT 10 Gwyn h Dyer---ib II
9 Newman.l2 Il Flower sco-il A Levi-ii W
y Clarke-i0 y II Wallace &co-1o d IIadden-a
W. Frierson &eo-qJ M bandidge &co-7 Wycho
Morgan-7 Bres-G Hartwel Il Chambers
Q John Noble-~--s r L Atrey Aeo---A Britton
Moore 4 Coleman-s y 9 Wtlkerson-3 II March
q Poet Yale and B9wlng-i q M Bayly Il Pond
Ia skis seed cotton Bloom ACCT do Rawlna
4 Murrell. 6 bales hides A Moulton--4 dry do
Simon and Kohn-sundrlcs to order Total 25,,
bales cotton "a axis seed cotton.
LOWER COAST-Por steamer Wawonock 10
bbla rice A socola-- 90 skis rough rice Thompson
Mill-ho do @ n Allen-b1 do Steward aud Kip
~ A Jeanneax--21d do Henketb do u Lanatn-
sundries to order--Total i5 bbls rico 2s2 sacks
rough rice,
PiTTSBURG- Per steamer Smoky City. with
BABINE-Pcr schr Laurel--tlO bales cotton
Simnls a Levy-i3 John Phelps aeo-7 ri Buck
nor n Bros J NJ Sapdidge &co-y Nalle Gam
mnnk-s Friedlander-5 bohcrck and ljerkson
Total 2G0 bales cotton.
COVfNGTON-rer steamer MarieAs bales rot
ton Warren, Atkinson &co-b orders Skis peas
John Chatrs Sons s1ndrios to ortler-Total
10 bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
AMUSE1f EN7'S.

ACADEMY Manager Bidwcll struck n
Bonanza when he engaged the Harrtgan
and Hart combination troupe Both
sunday night and last night tho theatre
was crowded. The troupe wherever IL
goes meets with tho most tlattcring re-
ception. Tho following from the 81.
Lonis GLOBE Democrat OF the llth inst.
explains ITSELF
errsan and srt old tay9raee are ReYp ra,n
arH, n dramatic story cleverly arranged to suit
tho epecaties of the two performers. among
Gs ss a s 's s MORE a a sHss
ban that now presented BY these two actors, one
of whom assumes rsyen and the ol,at ok a, diti
Tor The week's business. the honHn being full ~
every part. Tho two performers have evidently
spe Csr ns q u ana wa
The play Of The Doyle Brothers IL similar
g others Of lts claas. There IL lust enough 2f .
containing consecutive story. gives, the two
stars every opportunity to appear In thcir spe-
cialtiea, Harf'san n = gob1 character actor.
giving the rary bumor ~ hs epunttymeh with
la,lghahe effect. he does not, like. many others
N HE profession. oyeraet hia part Hsr, raya
tho hqnors with bls associate. The boys who
fern tbogallngt sixty ninth Dc their work vol.
and go hroush ,hsr dI with sda WoniSrI" p isa
week. and will do n larue business"
ST. CHARLES THEATRE. Sunday night
the programme for tho coming week
WINS changed. putnam or the Iron
Son of '76'' heads the list of attraction,
Miss Fisher IN the title role There was
quite a fnir Sunday audience; aud last
night. notwithstanding the attractions
offered elsewhere, the attendance was
large.
VARIETIES THEATRE. The play Of
"Col. Wiiloughby" was produced last
night. The scenic effect was very good.
hut there was not any room for the dis
play Of particularly fine acting. The
drill of the mon was very admirable.
G,.opr THEATRE theatre seems
10 have u remarkable number Of faith
full attendants. which no amount of
flaming posters can induce to sacrifice
Mt other shrincs, The attendance was
large Sunday night aud last night. and
the bills quite attractive.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
STATE HOUSE.
ArrD,,TtpNaf,rNy


A general impression secns to pervade
political circles that the apportionmcnt
matter will soon be settled upon u basis
moderately satisfactory to both parties.
THE SENATE
Yesterday afternoon passed the bill that
had been agreed upon by the Joint eau
cuts committee. and there If every pro.
liability os It's speedy passage IN the
House.
There seems 10 he NO doubt that Mr..
Kellogg will approve tho bill. In fact.
no bas used oil OF his influence to secure
its passage.
THE gENsELEas CLAMoH
for immediate action which has been
raised by some Of tho papers seems to
Hinaok more Of cagernesH. for the
passage Of appropriation bills, or
aome other measures heavy WITH
public pap. than OF regard for. the
best infcrcsta Of the people. Ii In To
he hoped that our Conservative legts-
lators will make haste slowly and not
allow themselves TO be entrapped by
tho wary cunning OF their adyersaries
into any harmful action. To. M unin..
itiaied observer II looks M II the PHI
were "a fair u one as could reasonably
bo expoctnd under the peculiar circum-
rtnnraa which attend legislation In our
,,arrpntion. ridden State. but Of course
our Legislators ato IN u better position to
Judge of this than We can he.
RErRoM MEASURES.
n IA gratifying TO feel that There ~
some prospect Of tho passage. by both
Houses. of certain bills looking to ro..
trench,nent and reform. II Is believed
that the printing bill and tho election
bill. which have recently been passed
by the House. will speedily be taken up
BY the Senate and returned totho House
with certain notifications and amend
ments. This will probably lead to the
appointment ~ conference cotnmitters.
By all means. let our Legislators ho,i
their Radical confreres tightly 20 their
professions Of a "dceirc to aid In effect
Ing reforms.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-25
ARRIv ED.

ARRIVED
Bark Confidence Wost. ~ days from Rio do ia
Metro. to J j. Phipps and co-t5. 1st dis.
Schr Laurel. Mccall. from Sabine to Muster
Pic Tier.
STEAMBOATS,.
Utah, Beasley from Yazoo River.
Robt + Lee Campbell. from Vieksburg.
Henry Tete Aucoin. from Thibodaux.
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara,
Mary Ida, Ruiz. from st. james.
st John, Bergeron. from Donaldsonville.
b LHodge. McElroy. from Crosse Tete II Il
Bertha. Broad. from Washington.
Atlantic. Davis, from ~ Louis. with barges.
shannon, Lee Hart. from Camden.
Wawenock. Taylor. from Lower Coast
Smoky City. Dowds. from Pittsburg with II
coal boats.
Marie. Wilson. from Covington.
BELOw-COMING UP.
Brit bark Champion, Kilam. II days I'm Savan-
nah, to Lowell Bailey.
Aust brig Plod. Tawaboehia, - day Is from Orano
in ballast, to Elmer Badsr.
Schr Maud. Robinson 30 days from Portland. to
Brig Maria Norwood, days from Havana to
schr Austin. Croweu. IA days from New York. to
master.
Nor bark Dux. Hepricksen. 8 days from Mar
tinique, 10 mastor.
Swd bark Jno Fougt, Carlson, 0 days from 81
Thomas, to master.
Nor bark Medber. Jensen. 10 days from Mar
Unique, TO master.
Brit bark Paniaub, Williamson. from Greenock
Dec 7, to master.