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The daily gazette., 1879-02-20

AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS-
If the gentlemen who compose the two
Houses of Congress are as intelligent as
the general run of legislative bodies are
supposed to be, we cannot see the dam
ger that is apprehended from an extra
session. On the contrary the more we
ponder over this matter the more con-
WINGED we become Of the proprety, not
to say necessity, Of an extra session. If
an extra session is held in March it will
save vast deal of difficulty and DELAY
in December. The difficulty of selecting
officers will be rid of, and the members
in the meantime will be the better able,
in the Interim, to give attention to the
business that will need their attention
when they come together in December.
We are sure that it would be tar better 20
organize the House in March. and be-
lieve it would he better if such course
was fixed upon as settled policy for all
future time.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-20
Secession Talk.

DIREFUL HINTS AS TO WHAT CALIFoR-
MA W ILL DO IF THE CHINESE DON
60.
1t is stated that the San Francisco
D'dy Stock Repor., the oldest tnancia
paper on the Pacific coast, in urging thai
monster mass meeting be held in Sar
Francisco to demand of Hayes that he
sign the Chinese bill, uses the following
extraordinary language -
This is a most critical time in the his
tory OF California. Whether there is 10
be bioodshed and anarchy in our fail
state, riot incendarism, and murder
whether our green fields are to be black.
ened and our garden spot laid waste o,
whether rather than incur these readfu
evils, we shall calmly in tho end, al
other resorts having failed, meet and sew
The daily gazette., 1879-02-20

TIIE POTTER CoMMITTEE.-Gene
Francis G. Barlow was before the Potter
Committee on Tuesday and testitied.-
Our readers will remember that in De
c;mber, 1876, when General Barlow "a
Republican lawyer and one Of Grants
v,si'ln. statesmen,) was in Florida, he
was SO convinced, after examining the
returns Of that State, that he openly de.
clared then and there that Tilden had
carried the State, and he did not see how
he could he kept out of that State. Inde.
pendent, however, of all this, it will be
remembered that the Supreme Court OF
the State ordered a legal examination Of
the vote and it was thus declared by law
that the Tilden electors were legally and
duly chosen by the people. The cour,
therefore enjoined thes Tilden electors
to cast the vote Of Florida for Tilden.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-20

AN ENERGETIC PRIEsT.-Oil City, Pa,
has an energetic prIes', Father Carroll,
whose church has COZ gregation of 2 900,
with school of 300 children, taught by
SKIS s,ers Sunday-school of3OO, tenn
persnce society of Is men young
womans sodality of 75 members, rosary
society Of 100 members, boys temper
ance society 100 strong,and an insurance
society of 40 members. The church owns
its edifice, priests residence, sisters house
and school-house and cemetery, and II
out of debt, with money in the treasury
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE

WIN be sold AT public sale. on the Farm
OF Mrs. Price, 9Th ward. Wiln nington. on
the Philadelphia Turnpike, on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day OF MARCH.
1879. AZ IL O'Clock m. the following de-
scribed Personal Property, To wit:
HokS ES-6 head Of good work or driv.
Ing horses. No. |. Dick, Is a bay horse,
coming years old, good dr,v-
in ali Kinds Of harness. aud can %
trot mile close To IN nutes.-AA
No. 2, Jack Is "A bay horse, coming years
Old, IA splendid driver and worker. can trot
In 4 minutes. No. 3. Fashion, IL n beauti-
ful bay mare. II years old, Will WORK or
drive anywhere. No. 4, Harry, Ia a sorrei
horse. 10 years old, IL u good farm or
draught horse. No. 8, Barney, In a bay
horse, a splendid work or driving horse.
No. 6, Lion, Is a bay splendid wor 4 horse,
a good leader
COWS--23 head OF first class cows. all OF
which are selected with the greatest care
nearly all Will be in profit w.
day OF sale. the balance spring A
Ing, / Durham Bull, 2 years old.
well bred, several head OF young~R0
STOCK or YORK state calves. shOat pigs
part Chester White; lot OF chickens.
Farming lmpl, ments- One farm wagon,
nearly new. with pole and shafts; one good
iwo-horse cart In good order; one Ger
mhriown wat on, one no top buggy, good
order; one sleigh ard bells, nearly new
milk wagon, in good order one Buckeye
w
seasou ore Lock lever horse rake, one
silver Clerning hay and fodder cutter
hardly been used; n one-hOree power and
thresher, In good order; one corn shelter
rlows, imperial, In good order one Pea
cock plow, good; 3 cuitivator, 2 harrows, |
| A harrow, one PAR twin harrows, one
harpoon. hay iork with rope and pullies.
wheelbarrOw, one grindstOne, one thrib e.
tree, double tree, single-trees, harrow
chains, COW chains, dung forks 3 pitch
| Ing forks, stork hand forks, one shovel
! one barn shovel, 2 hoes, corn knives, \
bushe baskets, l three peck basket IiaI-
| ne-s-TwO SETS OF double stage harness
/ nearly new; one set of cart harness, new;
set or lead harness, new; sets of carr aye
harness one set resrly new; one set OF ex.
press harness, nearly new ; one pair OF
| Howsan's heavy brides and collars halt
ers. Dairy rixtures-3 doz. milk pans
| five 35 quart milk cans, two 20 qua ri crea m
| cans, one quart serving cas-, Cne pint
| measure, milk buckets one stralnei
| bucket, one butter churn, one pair patent
| scales; also, about 600 Id. OF salt pork hall
| Interest Ia l6 acres Of wheat.
| n. B The above stock and utensils will
| be positively sold, as Mr.. Husbands IL go-
| ing to quit farming. The stock can be seer
| any day before sale.
| CONDlTlONS'-Alis sums OF $50, and un
| der. cash; on all sums over that amount a
| credit OF months will be given by tn,
purchaser giving a bankable note with SO
eurity, to be approved by the subscriber
| or per cent. or for cash
| MRS. JOHN II. PRICE,
| T. IL BANDS.
| l.. w. Siidham q Son, Auctioneers.
| febl9-d2t-w2t
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INTERNAL REVENUE COMMISSIONER
RAUM says tibet the reduction made in
the tax upon tobacco, snuff and matches,
and the abolition of tax on savings banks
fiscal year $13,000.000.
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SENATOR BAYARD, it is said, has
written letter in which he urges the
Legislature not to pass the bill before
the House, appointing "railroad commits
sioners." 1t struck us as soon as We
read the bill that it assumed too much.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-20

IT is distressing TO read the foolish
threats from California radical news
paper, to carry that State out of the
Union by secession, because of refusal
of Hayes to sign the bill prohibiting
Chinese immigration to this country.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-20
FEBRUARY 80 1870

LEAGUE ISLAND never was a proper
place for navy yard, and the sooner it
is abandoned for such purpose, tn. bet
ter. Mr.. Sargent, of California, is GER
tainly right in this matter.
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,urptrr,s SALE.

CHERIFF'SS VALE. ..
AZ virtue OF n writ Of venditioni E1-
p1nss. to me direct.sd. win be exposed 70
public sale, at the Hotel OF Alex Maxwei,
in Middle own, in IT. Georges hundred, +,
New Castle county, Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
The 7th day Of MARCH, A. d.,
1879, at | O'Clock. p. ID :, the following de-
ser bed Real Estate, viz:
All that certain tract OF land In Apo
ouin,mink hundred, New Castle coumy
ard state OF Delaware, on the Ssssafrhs
road, leading from Townsend TO Price, q
Corner, about one mile from Townseno
bounded on the north by lands OF Joseph
Roberts, east by lands OF Ro. ert A. Coch l.
ran, south ard touthwest by lands OF Jas
n. Carter, Levi Cannon, col, y ana east Dy
lands OF Gideon +. Barlow, the whole CON
tanning forty seven acres and hair, win
two. story frame houses ana othsr Out
buildings ther' on erected.
seized ana tas en- In execution az the
property of Jacob g. Harris. Rachel Her-
ris and William harris, aud To be SOLD by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif's once, New Castle, February
"A. 1919. febiteoust
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FRIDAY,
The 7th DAY of MARCH, A. D.

nc TN IA OF M AhCH, A. IL.
1879, al ! o'clock, p. M, the following de-
seribed Real Estate. viz: All the follow
Ing described plantation or tract or land
situate, lying and being in ~. Georges
hundred, In the county of New Castle, and
bounded AZ follows, to witt
Beginning AT a stone at the edge OF the
fast land and cripple a corner also OF Ed
mu Townsend and running thence with
said Townsend line south six degrees west
n chains ana 20 TO the public road; thence
With said road south 81 degrees, east Is
chains and 10 links; thence south 2k de-
grees west II chain~ and ~ links TO sn ap-
pie tree thence south l0A degrees e ut 80
chains and is links TO n ditch; thence with
said ditch south Is IA degrees east s ehains
and 45 links TO tho side OF the creek; thence
with the said creek the several courses
thereof and bounding thereon In an easter
ly direction about II chains and 2s links
70 corner for Thomas Bayard (negro);
thence with said Bayard's limo north ii de.
grees east chains and 40 links thence
north and sne-half degrees eleven chains
ana 81 links; thence north 231 aud n chains
ana oO INKS to the aforesaiu road thence
with said road north II degrees west 3
chains thence north 5s degrees west 2I
chalns to stone In said road thence
horth IL degrees east 10 chains TO a white
OAK by the side OF said cripple; thence
north degrees west 4 chains to a stone by
the side of said cripple thence north Z
degrees west IL chains and 50 links TO the
side Of Silver Run; thence with said silver
nun ana Dlnulng thereon about Is chains
and 10 links; thence south 2Ol5 degr. es west
chains and 81 links to poplar tree by the
Side OF said cripple thence with said crlp
pie and binding thereon about 10 Chains
and 5s In ks to the place OF beginning CON
tanning within said bounds lj6 acres az
arabic land, 81 acres roods and % perches
ef meadow land, and i3 acres OF maple
cripple, be the same, more or less. book
Y, Vol. o, Page $40, &c. with a two-story
frame house and frame barn and other o,t
buildings thereon erected
seized and taken In execution az the
property of Hannah Townsend and Mary
a Bouchell, Surviving mortgagor, and [.
t., and to be sold by -
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff,
l4th, lelo f,hts on,ts
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or sale.

-Four building lots at =. f.
ana jackson streets. IA riID n
Three lots in jackson Detwee
Seventh. ", UureI
Five lots In Fifth between "" Il
Harrison streets. M Tween D.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue -.
rison and BroOme streets,, nfthea"
Five lots adjoining and nor 'uuhnlson
Five lots at s. w. corner II
Lowering Avenue. 90, ne bt''
Two lots on Delaware hN'' "A
Harrison and Broome. venue
Five lots on Pennsylvania
Fourteenth street. IALLii
Real Esia.s ,et sifs
dec28-tf 6nz ----'.G'l M-----.G'l
DOR kkN I.-;sev.,e,r,ang vera ~ y
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puis u lulN,
FRANCIS q. BARLO
CRoSs-EXAMINATIoN.
'oss examined by Mr.. Hi

Cross examined by Mr.. Hiscock-
Witress stated that he saw 10 incon-
sistency III his conduct in advising DR.
Cowgirl; he sent the letter to Mr.. Paris
demo cratic lawyer, to be copied because
his own hand writing was not sufficiently
leg BILE he held thoroughly indepen-
dent position and could not be termed
counsel to the republican party although
he wrote for them opinions upon points
OF law aud did other legal work for
them.
MIR. Hiscock produce long argument
Oh the republican side which was written
by witness for delivery before the Return
ing Board. Witness admitted that il was
his handwriting, but denied any f, rther
recollection OF it; he did not see any
inconsistency i'll being counsel for both
sloes.
Mr. +. l.. Paris, recalled, laid before
the committee number Of cipher tele-
grams which he had deciphered since his
last examination, TO show Barlow's init.
macy with the democrats at tallahassee
He produced the following memoranda
which had been handed to him by Bar.
low -
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 4.
Hayes, 40 maj.
Iilden-Ciay, %; Baker, 41-95
Jefferson, 63; Duval, 2-224.
Add Archer, 2l9.
| DO not throw them out. Manatee and
Monroe uncertain. About certain per.
| cincts in jackson co. whether to reiec
wholly or reduce. Other counties uncer
tam about. +. G. BARLOW.
Whether Barlow gave him that infolms
tion to send TO New Y ork or not he coul,
not say.
Shortly after six o'clock the committe
adjourned till tomorrow, having been il
se>s on since twelve O'Clock withou
| recess
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OFFICE or M. n. CHILD.
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
NO. 4 WEST SEVENTH sIREEII
Exchange Building

offer for sale tho following descrs
dwellings. situated In Wilmington
No. IA large. double, two ani al
stone house. with two and a Nal! son
back Buildings, with large front SIDE ID
back yard, and ALI the modern impne
ments, with handsome terraced front
No. "A fine 3 story brick dkeiiinir
9Th street near Washington. IN IJerg =
provements, large side yard, l0Ol lOz
tion.
No 3-Beauiiful three. story brck Vi
three-story back building, and DhlO M
stone corners. situated on Delawaf, M
nue., containing Is rooms, In glod lf.s
with the modern Improvements
No. A large three-story iIrick "a
three story back building 81 ualei AIN
1908 Delaware avenue, In comp 4le 'rs
with all modern improvement = Ten
easy and possession at once.
No. 5.-5 three story bricks on Wasl
ton stree ct, between l2ih and l5th, urt
The modern Improvements, vilh nd
side and back yard, and beautilhl p'A
In front.
No. 6.-5two-story bricks witt lwrs1
back buildings, with modern d1nyf
ces, situated on Lombard street hWvS
Terms accom- modatiBg, new an- %
plete.
No. -Four new wo- story hflcstNs
on Walnut street bet ween ith Aul ~
Terms mmodating.
No. Fine three-story brick iEe-a
No. 20. West street. with mode 10 IFai
ments, possession AT once.
No. . Large three-story brlc iWe-
with all the modern improV I-m'nA
complete order, situated on MafEr IN
between i2th and 18Th, lot leo ie+t dt-h
No. 10 RricK stable. Oh Wes In ~
near Market, In good order. Will Ss
yard back.
No. ii.-Lot wi h green hou Fe hssI
at the northwest corner ol Delawdis.
nue. and Jefferson streets.
No " Fine three ana hall slofy
with three-story back buildih4s sV.
on Market street between sth dnl Hl.
door above Masonic Temple, " u d"
ern conveniences, also IA stable on
street, on the back end OF lot. sP''"-
locatlon or "A physician. ~,
No. 13.-Three- story bfick, 40. ~
ket street, lot extending through lo
ley street, would take snall tr nouH
part payment II location would sun
No. story brick. I rooms
No is Tnrae Se. s,or, brick, " lth nod
! improvements No. 702 Tatnal >ltT
( No. 7.-Three-story brick, NOW
/ nal street,
| No. ls.-Two-story brick on Vnlol"
near Lowering avenue. ,,,.s
No. ly.-2 two story bricks op bo'N
avenue near Lincoln. ,t,
No. 20.-Frame house In Hcpoaen,
No. 2l.-Splendid dwelling ol p,sS "
ton above Tenth, vii b froht l",s
yard. in excellent order Alsu ma
ers both east and west OF MATE He' saw
FOR RENT.
NJ. NJ. Child offers for rent tle 'o'''
dwellings:
No. $40 Market street.
" 1917 Delaware avenue
' 1903 Delaware avenue.
" 202 West street.
% @i7 Jefferson street.
" SlS Washington street.
i" 1ll2 King street.
" sD5 Shipley street.
i" 1908 Delaware avenue.
d" Dl5 Delaware avenue.
g 920 Madison street.
" 33i f.. Fourth street.
- s2l W, Fourth street. ,t,frt
Apply TO NJ. N. In .ln,I IN
| No. 4 West Seyt thlh '"'
Ian2l-tf
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NOR SALE. A nigh I'M r.s.s a
Il OF 1903 acres,i in While Clay ,fliss
dred. ALI enclosed In Osag hert INA
vided into five fields. LarEe eo efo
chard In full bearing. Pubic ! 'or o,Sf VI
Joining the fs.rm. Buildlngs- ~ , ,,rs11,
zion, Double Tenant House, bAi a,vy 81
and all Oil er buildings nee aid
first class farm. zmiles iroln i"csisL
l.. W. Il Is X. X. Contrary AZ, 10
miles from Wilmington: hlHvly
JNO. W. Will "s .,rs
Real Estate ag't, W. fouin ld]
5a -, e,orI ronl r11
NOR X = Mt second -slors lei .ifsl
l. in uaZette building, iio VI
Apply at this Office. -
EOh SALE. IL, II acre.
Il A Store Property, WIN T. anl6D1
land, good brick dwelling h"" A barss1
out buildings. Price e3,oW N,,lONi
Apply TO EVANS Pen y ,tsrkei ~
octly. Elghth anu -
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EOK SALE.
j New Series 0erman,a Ioar
ton, No. 2, at Al no per share aNan Assoc.
NJ. l.. LICHTENsTVf.h
'''" 80. kaeL,-f
The daily gazette., 1879-02-20

SHERlFF'S SALr.
- BY virtue ot n writ OF Levari Facias,
TO me dIrec,ed, will be exposed To public
sal, al the Hotel OF Alex. Maxwell, in
Middletown, NJ In st. Georges hu undred, New
RstIe county, Delaware on
The daily gazette., 1879-02-20
SHERIFF'S SALES.

CHERlFF's SALE.
y By virtue of = writ OF Levari Facles.
" me directed, viii be exposed 10 bnollc
sale, at the Ho' ell OF Alex. Maxwell, IN
Middletown, In 1t. Jeorge's hundred. New
Castle county, Delaware, on
The daily gazette., 1879-02-20

DOR RENT. -, -.
ing ~ rooms, with ali ths h'aet' @ ronisla
provements. ''"l ltrn In
House 18th and Market stre.s
ing 10 rooms with all the MEDIA phhln.
ments. ''''e'ni |nTr0s
House No. sti Shipley street : :,
House No. 50+ Shipley stree, uns
House No. 202 r. md stre.t IN :, Tnms
House No. f02 +. 3rd sire. / nD,ms
Store and dwelling, ol3 W ord dms @
2nd floor of silver Building r, ',t. .
located, III Eu EpA1,,Ic &c ,Sts, vel
febl- yrd snd y =. W.
''' = Hu ~ wv
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C,HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF sundry wriis of execu-
tion. to me directed will be exposed 10
public sale, on the farm lately owned by
Evan e. tstnburg, situated in White
Clay Creek hundred, near the villare OF
Chrlstiana, and on the road leading from
stanton 20 Chrisiiana on
The daily gazette., 1879-02-20

EOR BALE. The three -'-s.
II Dwelling, No. 2is Msdlsop'S. 'Sfy Brct
session given March 25ih. Te,neN Pa.
Inquire AZ NO. 10 East 6th sir, es'y
Market and King. 'oe'' 'tlvss,
The daily gazette., 1879-02-20

DIOR kkN I.-.,eveIai ~
10 the Gazette building
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FOK SALE

TOR SALE-Special prIc. az, -
= termsCDouole Mansion adm .pets
Ianseu, kHu conui'i Ion, on Delau oy9
pue, lot wide and through to vlsS7 asWs Az.
nue Seh,s % % c, J T. HFA ave.
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Caution.

"A ING or harboring any of crew of the Nor. BarS
'.Mida Ommundsen master, lately arrived az ,h .
port from Alexandria, Egypt, as no bllis %. "'l
contracting will be paid by captain or 4 Co
sepid3t CHASE, LhAN y
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FrVoburG.


Rev. Henry Carpenter, of the Hollis street
church, Boston, and Mrs. Carpenter, who are
passing week or two at the Oxford House,
were received as the guests of the Congrega-
tional Society at their vestry on Tuesday even
ing Mr. Carpenter, by virtue OF his literary
ACQUISITIONS and still more by the breadth of
his religious views, makes himself acceptable
to Unitarians and Congregationalists alike; oc-
cupying as he does middle ground on which
both can and should tremendously meet.
Thursday evening" for an hour and half he
held select audience as attentive listeners to
his ingenious treatment of the subject, "You
and j." The relations of man to society as
scholar, citizen and religionist; the subordina-
ton of the one to the many; the advantages OF
self-ownership; the dangers from the loss OF
individualism in some modern systems OF edu-
cation and religion and other cognate themes
were instructively discussed. Mr.. G. has a
wonderful facility of expression, never using
notes, and never at loss for ideas and words.
AS a scholar and man of letters, he is worthy
successor of Pierpont and Starr King while as
theologian he occupies advanced positions
which they hardly attained. The Church OF
the Messiah in New York have certainly good
reason for disappointment in finding that Bos-
ton had anticipated their pastoral invitation p
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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ON THE NERVOUS
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IN CURING ESPECIALLY
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READ THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING STATE
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Celery has only come into public notice within the
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But a combination of the EXTRACT OF CELERY
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
PORTLAND THEATRE.


Tonight Mr.. Curtis should be greeted with
n large audience at Portland Theatre. The
improvements are many that Mr.. Curtis has
made and theatre goers will be delighted with
them. The Haverly Pinafore Company is
remarkable for the many bright children with
sweet voices, if good critics are to be believed.
We expect to see crowded house tonight.
THE DoDwELL CONCERT.
The following will be the programme at the
Dvdwell concert Wednesday evening:
Notwithstanding Quartette from Martha 80.
FlotoW
Mrs. Halves, Miss Dodwen, MIR. stockbridge and MIR.
Beckett.
Scotch Song-Oh why left my hame
Miss Dodwell.
Song-Sancta Maria ..............: ....; ''faure
Organ and piano accompaniment.)
Mr. w. II. Beckett.
Recito-Awake Saturnia, .. Handel
Aria-Trio, hence away, J
Miss Annie Louise Cary.
Duet-Nenetian Regatta. ......, :.......h osslni
Mrs Halves and Miss Dodwel.
Gong '''''' Mr. viii S;ttockbridge.
Rccit. and Aria-Ernani Involami ...,...... Y erd1
Mrs. Halves.
Trio-The Warrior ..............:.:::. Mactarren
Mrs. Halves, Miss Dodweil and Miss Cary,
Song-I love thee dudley Buck
Mr.. W. II. Beckett.
Song-The Lost Chord .....,........,..... Sullivan
Organ, harp and piano accompanimentD
Miss Annie Louise Cary.
Ouartette-The sea hath its pearls. Pinsutis
Mrs. Halves, Miss Dodwell Mr.. Stockbrdge and Mr..