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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

A WnMINaroNIAN LEAsEs SEA GRovE.-Mr.
A. H. p Barr, Of this city, it IL stated has leased
the Sea Grove House, tho new and extensive
and others 1t Caps May, and opened last sum-
mer. He pays, 30 letter from Cape May re-
ports, $1,000 for the season, without the bath
houses or stable. The new hot houses there are
full Of beautiful howers, and attract much 3D.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

Fms Lor OF CArTLE.-WilliAm J. Preston.
Eighth District, Cecil county, Nd, sold eight
pairs Of oxen and ton ateers last week 70 .
Lancaster butcher. The steery averaged 400
pounds each, and one pair Of the oxen weighed
$500 pounds and another pair I, $50. Theg we're
sad 70 b. the latest and finest lot Of cattle ever
| fed In Cecil county. ..I
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

Pay your county taxes. The collectors give
notice, by handbills posted on the telegraph
poles. tbas they ars anxiously waiting for IL
money, and that many have NOT paid. Pay mp
and those who haze no0s win loes thaf ysts, 4
they don't. ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

The owners Of the ito eonpstiHvs freight
boats, Lamoain and CITY Of 6hsstw. running
bsewesn Chester and PhiiadalphiA have eousol-
dated The lines. They signify THAR purpose,
can without difloulty navigate The Delaware IN
the uoat YigOruns eQasoQ,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

ROBnvRy, LAST NIaHr.-Whils the family Of
Edwin Hirst were at church, last evening,
thieves made forcible entrance into their dwel.
ling, 1871 Lombard street, by climbing upon q
shed kitchen and thence through 3 second story
window. Every closet and drawer in the house
was rsneacked and their contents disarrangeA,
but no great amount Of property il missing.
Probably twenty Ave dollars will cover the en-
tire lo~s Of money, clothing, confectionery, and
tools. Tho thieves evidently worked very de-
thinks, however, that they did not find what
thew were sfter,-hIS watches,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

sALE OF Dzua sroak-Mr. Glenn, whose re-
moysi from PhSsnl.yiils to shi, CITY ~ noticed =.
Drug Store Of Mrs. Dr.. Foster, It Front and
West streees. Mira. DR.. Foster will remain In
Wilmington until the 18th OF March next, after
which ahe will be At Lswes for some time for
the benefit Of her health,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

- ANvsss DsbssAy.-A depreesed. irr,taple state
Mmind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling TO
enesq o. anlmAaon confused head, weak mem
vosk. This Asvsess Dsbtitv nnds sovereign euro
y AsMrSrSS AossApstkk Specific, No. b. II
tones ap the 1ystem, dispeh the mental gloom and
deepoedency and re1uvenates the entire systsul 1t
Y perfectly harmless ana Always efacient, Price
~ tof packAge Of i've boxes and large s. vial OF
govdeG wnlcn z important in DID, sefleas cases
~ oaN q feeeaye 81 p9tpe. AAAraas G1In pareys
.sSa1sS Honsopasaio AsdiOias o., No. ee2 Broad
W. A.1' fpbAk.d&v
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

TnlAsUaH TnovR.-Ths main street OF Bel Air,
.;,n ~ ~ psn ssU. s1 nS I4ay q d *,
covered there was left from tho work balances
Of $685., which has bean lying ever since, draw
Ing interest. In the Bank OF Baltimore. The Bel
Air Town C0mmissaonsss are moving for VI re-
covory. 49, $50
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

PAYMAsrE1 OF TIE p. ". 4 B. Oo.-Jno. W.
Lawson has been appointed paymaster In tho P.
W. 4 b. Go. to supply the Vacancy caused by tie
death of William b. lamar; the appointment to
date from February lst, 1879. Mr.. Lawson has
been in the employ Of the Company for num-
Der Of years, having very Enthusiastically and Of
Acieht1y hllsd clefkships under both the late
psynAster md &. A. Hodgemsp IN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

POSTAL AFFA1Rs.-A new post Office 10 estsb-
lishsd 1t stocklsy, Sussex county, Del, between
Georgetown and Millsboro. and ON tho route
from Georgetown to Berlin, Nd, With b g.
pointed postmaster at Edesvills, Kent county,
Nd, Vice, ]. W. Van Lar, resigned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

APronTxHHT OF Fosf MAsrH1.-WilliaA H
Oomsgys has been appointed poaGRAasAr u
0resnSbosoush, Caroline county, IN t1aes Of j
p. Fierce, who bad resigned ~ ONCE X
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

"A Mn Mwards, Of gtrsabor. ILL.,, cut her
osbys nose on whils alicing bread with the lit
~ 3haP In her lap. physician was called, who
1900 1hs moss On again, and thinks he viii b.
ah1o 10 nAko u aGSok.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

TEE LEwxS AND RxHoBoTH RAunoAD.-A gem
tlsman by the name Of Peck hss been employed
by the Old Dominion Steamship Company to
canvass for subscriptions for stock 10 enable
that Company to build the long talked Of rail-
road from Lewes to the Rehob0th Beach, bafore
Tho amount requested ID 90. 900, which amount
1t 10 thought can be raised without much
difficulty. Mr.. Peck waa in tho city last week,
and it il understood that several persons have
promised liberal subscriptions BE 10 now In
Cd In the building Of Rshoboth City.s company
with an act Of incorporation entirely distinct
from tho Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting
Association. Altar be Il through in Philadel
thorough canvass amongst all intssssesd In tn
enterprise.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

SHAD FsHrNo.-On Wednesday, fishing boat
from Remington passed down the Delaware fol-
Bombay Hook for the spring fishing. 1t u r.
ported that shad were caught 1t Bombay week
ing 20 inches in length and II inches In girth,
was caught opposite Gloucester on "Wednesday,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

CoATnsvlILs Inon Wonxs.-The viaduct roll
ing.m,lla, (Hush z. 6seelss,) are closed for the
present, with the exception Of pair Of pudding
stock on hand 10 used mp The three plate mills
are standing idle, the ordsrs on the books hay
ing been transferred 70 the works OF Huston
Penrose. who on Monday started another fur
naoe, and are running fuIl-handed, - busy -
beavers. Q. =. psnnock 4 %: ars pushing
along, - 10 also the mill Of Mr.. II. A. BeAle, q
pAFkeAburR,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

Hoes GROWING UNpoPu1AR.-Pork eating, or
rather pork raising in this town, seems to b on
the decline. The amount slaughtered here the
present season, 1875 was by Henry Lienber-
ger, 81, 702 pounds by VIM. Tom Hill, (col. J
S5,877 pounds total, ca, $40 lbs. The total for
- was 90, III lbs for rs. 80, 5sS lba-SmWnd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

TIE DOMESTIC AARK4s.-There was . good
market, this morning, and buying and selling
went on briskly N spite Of the gales. Butter
was steady at 1000 cents and poultry ct
18t91s cents. A large number Of beef-sellen
were at the curb stone market, on King street.
and round And rump steaks were sold It Is
cents. Cabbage 10 plenty at SOLO oents . head.
Az for eggs, prices show further decline, rating
1t 2AD25 cents . dozen. On this subject .
Last been heard from. They have not made an
effort to restrain the jublsnt sounds which
proclaim the daily additions they are making to
the great aggregate Of human food. nor have
they been immediately blatant but they have
been heard from. The egg market is efsctual-
ly cleared The hens have no almanac.
They have no faith in human science which post.
pones spring till March. They have been tax.
ing the weather for what it 10 worth, and have
begun their spring work trifle Of . month or
two in advance Of spring."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

CALIFORNIA.
THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST.
ERN RAILWAY.
Embraces under one maaagement the Great Trunk
and, with tta numerous branches and connections,
oIieasc and ii points in 1t,nois, wsooos,a North.
em Aichigan, MinnesotA, lows, NebrAska, Califor.
mia, and the Western Territories. it,
OMAHA AND cAIlyoRNIA LIN.
Northern Iin0is, lows, Dakota, Nebrasks, WyO-
ming, Colorado, Utah. Nevada. California, Oregon,
Chtna, Japan, and Australia. Its
CHICAGO, MADISON AND ST. PAUL LINE
Is the short line for Northern Wisconsin, and Him.
nesota, and for Madison. 81. Paul, Mime p0ns Du-
Iush and al points in the Great Northwest Its
wrNoNA AND ST. PETER LINE,
n.as..o, s.. Peter. New j9ul! ssds ali points III
GREEN BAY AND MARQUETTE LINE
z the only line for Evansville, wetestown, Fond
Do Lac. oshkosh. Appleton, Green Bay, Hscanaba,
Nesaa IN ns'4sstts. aoUghton. Hancock and the
AA>AAA INA A&N@ OO0OXOD LAME
l. the only route for Rlgn Rockford, Freeport ard
all points via Freeport. IL
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE LINE
!. the Old Lake shore Route, and 10 the only ono
Rs .,e tarosss Eyaa..oG Lake Forest, HiihI.aa
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
This IA the ONLY LlNs running these can H.
tween Cnicaeo and 81 Paal. Chicago and lNeAs-
land sleepeis on the 1nion fSs1S RaiirosS ~ III
On ~. Ss; s Fl h y asssssa 's RON X.
soSss ne sreTs e y: S6,sso
For 6oancs Biaa.. onsSs s .SdC California, Two
ias Room and sleeping c.ss sslouss q oooacii
For 81. Paul and Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached On
For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains
daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, and
fot iSTSuss e ra aa!qpss .,,
man Cars On night trsns, farIor Chair Cars on day
For spazt. and wsons and Point. in Mime.
sotA. One Through Train aaily. with Pullman
daily, With Pullman esss On niehs ,rains' sn '1a'os
For Dubuque and Il Crosee, VIA Clinton, Two
Through Trans daily. with Pullman Cars on night
For sioux CITY and Yankton, Two Trains daily.
Pullman Cars % Missouri Valley Junction.
III kocsiord, sssrna, Kenos s Jsnssvtl,s and
o.ner points, you can have from two to tan trans
NNsv York once, No. 1s Broadway; Boston or.
Ace. No. State Street Omaha Once, ~ Farm
ham ktreet; San FrAnclsc0 once, ISL Nouteomerv
sSs%sS HOUSE. Cana .nd nsaso.
s ,, Cana s..ssts wsns street Depot. Gomez
For rates or Information not attainabls froaa
yoS1 home a ticket a&ents. apply to
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

Comet returns 10 the subject Of the proposed
ship canal 70 connect Miles and Choptank rivers,
and says that it has 1t on the very best authority
that al the capital necessary for the opening Of
the canal and equipment Of the company 10 pre-
vided for. A gentleman who wiahed 70 subscribe
to the stock vas informed that Il was al taken.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03
PUBLIC SALE f!

Of the Practical Farmer, on the Grub6's Landing
road.
WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC sALE. THE
Stock, Personal Property,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE OF
HOWARD L. GUY, DECEASED, Al EOLL"Ws:
~ bay mares suitable for work or <R
old, Of good stock. II cows, Of good STOCK. 49,
some new In profit young bull, OF good stOcA, lot
of chickens, wagons, new double scat Alelgn.
rockawAy carriage, trottiDg wagon, jaeger WAGON
milk wagon, lumb.r WAGON, harvest wagon, marke!
dearborn, farm Wagon, OK cart horse cart, Jog and
axle tongue, combined moving and respipg ma
chine horse rake. wheat drill, grain FAM Ia &c wood
shd, plougns, cultivators twin hafrows, wagon
dearborn harness, collars, bridles nslters,
cow chains, OK chains breast chalnA br1er
and moving fcythes. grain cradles. single an
double trees picks, mattOckns shovels noes, manure
CHERRY 6at kets. meat vinegar, and hsh barrels, bee
boxes, berry crates and boxes, grain bags. well
wind.ass and bucket. rope lead chains, crowbars,
wheel holster, rskes, sadder1 hOFse net cofks lay
riding saddle, bunalo robes horse blankets, fruit
trays, chicken coops, laths, wheelbarrOw ladders.
sto tons prime timothy hay, to 40o husneis
corn, u bushels early rose poatoes, acres wheat
and poplar wood BY the cord several Thousand feet
Of oak, ash and poplar carnage lumber, well sea-
1oned and under cover.
DAIRY FixTUHRS.--l9 milk cans, slips, mea-
HOIsRaOLD AND KITCHEN FUkNlTUkK.-
Including lounge, bookcase and secretary, plano,
bedsteads, chairs, hatrAck, stove, etc.
One new bateHu, suitable for naming; one Ann
ming Bki0, lot Of decoyh boat house on Shore 1Ox2o
and Osher articles too numerous " mention.
fale to commence at II O'clock. Conditions q
sale. AMY ANNA 4. GUY, Execatrix.
l. W. STIDHAN Son, sucttoneera. taI2I2tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

PLouoHrNa.-Many Of the farmers Of different
localities in the rural districts, taking advantage
Of the mild weather, are engaged In their Spring
ploushing. The present indicatous arc that
farm work viii be greatly advanced. ghis year,
unless the Winter should linger longer than
usual iu tie lap Of Spring. N..-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

Parents, motbsgs. 11rsas, d not fall 70 give Dr..
Buns Coage Ysae e = nasle oess fos ~ CASES Of
ooQGhs ard COMA O00 eoo1B - oeoiA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
Of Real Estate,

D@lVlS lNAlOh6 BALI
Of Real Estate. q
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of the
State Of Delaware, In and for New Castle county,
made the 9th day OF September, A. D., 1870 will Be
exposed to sale, at public auction, on
SATURDAY. February 18th. 1876.
ats O'Clock. p. NJ,
at the auction rooms Of l.. W, stdham a Son, No.
Ill East Fourth street, Wilmington. Dtl.s Inc fol-
lowing described
LANDS AND 1EMEMEnrS,
situated In tho city of Wilmington, DEL, being q
part Of thu Real kstae late OF John L. Searles, de-
ceADed, 70 Wit:
No. i, Ali that lot Of land with brick blacksmith
ahop there on erected, beginning At the North wes-
tory corner Of Front and esriea Streets In the city
OF Wilmington, aioressid thence wea cry along
the N0rthefly aide Of From atreet thirty feet 70
Philip Punkettb land thence BY line Of said Plum
ketts land N0ftheriy tn the SOuthery side Of Second
street. thence Hasterly along naid side Of Second
etFoet feet 70 the westerly aide OF SeArlea
stls-t, and thence thereby southerly two hundred
| and atty seven feet 10 the place OF beginning.
Attendance will be given, and serds Of aale made
known ct the time and ace aforesaid, BY
SAMUEL c. NkARLES, Administrator,
or BY Benjamin Nields, esq, hls Attorney.
Attest: @. II. VAhDBVER,
i janls-0 clerk Of Orphans Court
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

Exr1Nsivs OoNrlAor.-It 70 stated that the
Edgsmoor Iron Go. have bsen awarded the con.
tract for furnishing al the iron needed Tor tha
new Gilbert Elsvassd Railway, Of New York dty,
amounting 10 somsthing hks ssven millions Of
pounds. Geo. JAnSss b. Wilson 10 the
engineer q he enssspsiss, and - hs
u Dslawarsan BY marriage, Va
compliment him On his share In IL Ths
Msemoor Works will push the manufacture Of
the iron work with Ill possible energy. and they
will probably run doubls-turn, night and DAY, for
some months. A large quantity Of yellow pine
Lumbar, ovsr two millions Of ssst, will BE- ~
quired.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

IMPROVEMENTS AT MT. CuBA.-New life 10
beng infused into the hitherto rather dull and
monOtonous vicinity Of Mt. Cuba Some time
ago the -four sul saw mills OF James Wilson
we're overhaulsd and repsinted. and ars now In
active operation. More recently, James 7. Ho-
Clelland, formerly engaged in merchandising in
western Pennsylvania, removed to Mt. Cuba
and has embarked in the same business In that
place.
Tho latest Improvement is BY James Leach,
who has commenced the erection Of wheelwrgh
and blacksmith shops, and two dwelling houses
William Leach 10 to be the wheelwright, but who
10 to be the blacksmith has not yet transpired
A petition for the establishment Of post ofict
at Nit. Cuba was forw Ardsd TO Washington thil
week. Verify Greenbank must look out for ii
laurels.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

FoR SHERIFF. William Miller, Of thia city, an
nouncss himself candidate for the Republican
nomination for Sheriff. When he throws his
weight into the scale. the light weights will kick
the beam.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

DEATH OF HOTEL KxEPkR.-Jn0. B. Grubb.
proprietor Of Grubb's Hotel, at Front and Mar
kst streets, died, on Thursday, At 8 O'Clock. He
and afterw wards Of tho disease Of which he died.
pronounced by his physician to be neuralgia Of
the heart Mr.. Grubb removed to this city some
eight or ten years ago. from Brandywine Hun
dred, having up to that time been connected
with the Practical Farmer. He had a large cir
Gle of friends in Wilmington, who are much
panied at his death. Although hotel keeper
and the dispenser Of much liquor, he was tenn
perate man himself, rarely, il ever, indulgtnR In
. glass Of Intoxicating drink OF any kind. BY
cradle sum of mnpey,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03
Commercial Reports,
PHILADELPHIA NARKHra,
Aasoc{dfad pyese gpscisl Ttls0yons.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.
Flour in better request; Pennsylvania family
5000 621S high grades, e7@8 50. Wheat steady,
Pennsylvania red el87@1.S9; amber e139@
141; white $144e91.b5. Rye 88@87o. Corn
unchanged; yellow 58@59c; mixed. 52@58c. Oats
quiet white, 44947c; mixed, 4l043c. Mess
Pork e2l.25@2i50. Lard 1211@lSO. Whisksy
u II.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE AARKETs.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81.
Cattle dull and favor buyers PennA i West
ern steers, 7O71fo for common. Sheep un-
changed 1t 5000. Hogs dull at el094l5.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

CHARGED WITH VIOLATING TIE STATE LIaUoB
LAws.-James Haughey, proprietor Of the
Practical Farmer Hotel, Brandy wine Hundred,
was charged with violation Of the State liquor
license laws by selling liquor to minors, and
without having paid State license. but upon
being brought before Esquire Frazer the wit
nesses failed to appear. whereupon the case wa
dismissed. Mr.. Hsughey Ia the same person
who some time ago was shot and severely in
jured by man named Dixon without provoca-
ton while he, (Dixon,) was under the influence
Of liquor Dixon at the same time He'd from
the State, 1t Ia supposed to California, and has
been absent ever since.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

KNIaHrs TlMPLAn 6UPfkR AND Re-. uNIoH St.
Johns Commandery. No. l, Knights Tsmplar, of
this city, held a reunion in Masonic Temple,
last asening. in which there was cheer both for
the mind and body. The supper was prefacsd BY
an address by Rev J. N. P. OTIS on the "Riss and
Progress OF the Order Of Christian Knighthood, "
supper WAS spread in the banquetng hall, and
about Gfty.six knights, members Of St. John 9
Commanderys their wives and friende. Jared
sumptuously upon the feast which would have
charmed an epicure. Tossts were announced, in
response to which speeches were made by 9. A.
Hodgeman, J. Thomas Budd, Rev. J. N. P.
Otts, Isaac @. Pyle and VIM, a. Lee. Several
letters were also read from gentleman who had
been invited but could not be present.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

REvivALs MORE POPULAR rHAN Baows.-As an
illustration Of how absorbing the revival meet
lngs arc. in this town, We will state that the
show called the " New Sensation" could mot o.
hibit here last Wednesday evening. Only three
tickets were sold. It could not exhibit In Dover
either,-SmvruH Times
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

TIVE WoRKINaAENs LoAN.-The Working.
meme Loan Association aeld its 9Th monthly
sloO. It al, and $50. at is16-all Of the ,nrst
series.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

Mons GnoonAruEs OF Dsl.AwAAR The pre-
paratsoo Of special geography Of Delaware BY
the Geate Board Of Education, which hes bean
appended " "Wazrsn's Geography" ~ already
sssesd. has led several publishing houses 70
undertake smaller work. Daring the last few
Publishing houses have been In this city gath
esins information from whicA 20 compile . spe-
olA Geography Of Delaware. Among them were
agsnts Of Harper 4 Bro, New York, and z. a.
Butler 4 o., Of .Philsdslphia. the lass named
p0bliahsrs Of Mitchsll's geography. All Of these
gentlemen waited upon CITY Treasurer Vincent,
who gave them much information about the ear
" ssetlsmeot Of Delaware and IL subsequent
history and progress, - hs u abundAntiy able
70 do,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25
aWTSEM ENTS.


ACADEMY OF Music. Robinson Cru
soc" matinee to-day, and its last repre-
sentation tonight. for the comedian s
benefit. Mr.. Geo. L. Ketchum makes
his first appeal to our citizens tonight,
the occasion of his benefit. IL there is
an actor in New Orleans that deserves
a good benefit it is Ketchum. In every
part that has been assigned to him dur
ing the season, he. has always, given n
satisfactory Representations. Asa come
dian he ranks among the best in the
country. His style is entirely original,
very demonstrative and comic. We
hope to see him rewarded by full
house. The most remarkable actress OF
the ace. Miss Lucille Western com
mences short engagement tomorrow,
Sunday. This lady, in her repertoire OF
PLAYS, is, without doubt. far superior to
all actresses now upon the stage, Her
recent success at the Grand Opera
House in New York city proves her
great artistic ability and the popular
hold she has upon its citizens, she being
the only dramatic star that has ever
played profitable engagements i'll this
famous temple Of the drama. The fol
lowing is from Buffalo paper, from
which city she comes direct to New Or
leans:
The falr Lucille is one oI tHOSe loI-
tunate few whom Time touches lightly,
and from all outward appearances her
face is as young looking and her figure
as finely proportioned and robust as
when, twelve years since, we had the
pleasure of witnessing her in the same
role at Niblo's. She is not one OF those
so-called emotional actresses who tear
a passion to tatters' and perish in the
effort, but her every utterance draws on
the sympathies of the audience, and
each movement and gesture is charac-
terized by grace, refinement and good
taste.
Miss Western will also appear dur
ing the week in the Child Stealer" and
"Oliver Twist" in which latter play
she recently achieved an immense sue
cess, as Nancy Sykes, at the Grand
Opera House, New York. Both press
and public there accorded her the high
est praise in this role, which OF late she
has made special study; and we shall
expect mastery rendition OF de-
cided repulsive. though one Of The most
strongly individualized, OF Dickens
characters"
ST. CHARLES THEATRE. Last nights
performance of Around the World in
Eighty Days" was witnessed by a yer.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

large house ct thfs thS6tres Every per
Torrance Is an improvement upon the
preceding one, and we noticed IN the evo-
lutions OF the ballet, last night, greater
excellence than upon any previous occa-
night and at the matinee to-day for the
last time, and we would advise all our
readers not to neglect these last chances