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4 copy--Tcstr, -
RO {. MITCHELL, {. n. {.
I'M wlfa
January -

VIRGINlA:At rules held in the Clerks Office of tha
county oil Bedford the stdny OF JANUARY, Que
thousand eight hundred and thirty eight; -
Thomas Ray aud sail, ms wie, formerly Sally sun! VII
liam sum John lT Jaines SIN, Henry St John W Bon
durunt aud Nanr, his we FORMERLY Nancy sun, Lewis Sun
and Molly Snn, flami1ls,
against
Richard T Jess Sill Vincent Nelson and Polly his wife,
fo,lnprl, Polly S,lt aud David sun, Defendants,
IL CHANCERf.
The Defendants not having entered their appearance,
and giyr, .ccurity nc, orng the Of Assembly ind
the rules this Court and appearing by saaeior, te.-
tn0nv that they inhabitants OF this Cninon" eaf II
ore red that said DESCENDANTS appear here on the fourth Non
ay Ia March aext the bill OF the plaintiffs aud that
COPS, OF this order be forthwith published IN h9 Lsnehhs
NirgHinn months >ncocsNei ana posted al TIE lfoh'
door Of the court house of his county.
A Gops-Tcsc,
RO {. MITCHELL. {. {.
Jan. Is WIN
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ana thHAoclh "'s Whe' i"ih''nS'
against
Martha uanlbass and John Uanibas, and James
II ,,,t,s. ;,,,,s n,l., ,. 600 "a. ,,,.,,o :, ,s
'i''' '''''''' "''N' Wv ~ - ~ ~ ~ '"''
defendants,
Is CHtScEsY.
, g., -, -, :, -
/, ll,,,. ,.,,si,,,.,l g., ,l,o ic,, I3,,,.l., -
II aud amos tIuib.s Ia defend l,c,, i, tb,,
..t, I'D ,I,.,.,,,,,,. ,. ,,.,. -, ID H.
~ 'I"" ' ''' =" ny ~ w
h1lu,pf eoustht OF we d"ll pdfnts.bN ltif Counsel
and oil the infant defendants. hS then Guardian,
the bill answers a, >IIits and WAS ar. l,pd > cam
II . a., r,,, ,,,,,,, -, i,,, ia, 80
> ' "''' :" W .''' ~ ~ a"''N
1lldt the dividend oi each claimant III the ar:sca
OF Eansl, IN the bill mentioned will not cxcrrd IN
wine ht su,n nf sam ,lnlb the,.re -, lie, aud al,
'''n' ~ "' " ~'o"' '."'' ''',' o''i'f' an" Ut
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VIRGINIA At rules held in tho Clerks Office Of the
the Circuit superior ton1 ai Law nal Cn1ncsry for the
coun If Amherst Monday, the 1t day of January 1888.
john A. Foster, Plaintiff,
against
David Me NeSander and Charles II Page Defnlants,
II CnANCEKr.
The Deendai Charles II. Page having entered his
appearance and gwen secuN, according the act OF A.
scmby and the ralts OF thus Conr, and appearing by
tisiCtoy evidence thai he nhHbiuni tins Com
monweah III ordered that the srid defendant do appear
mere on OF before the rs day OF the next pu ter&
the bill OF the Pamtand that copy Of this order be tor it'll
inserted M ono spacr published in the OF L., nc
burg for two month. successfully, AMI posted tho
door nj the courthouse of this county,
a Eopy-festc,
ROBERT TINSLEY, c'Ix.
Jan, ,, WI,
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J'iRGlNlA:h rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccrv for The
county OF Amherst Monday, the lst January 1888
WAGE H. "''p'i' Plaintiff,
against
SCHUYLER G. Ray Nicholas Waugh and Grorg. x. Ep,
Defendants,
II CHANcIUY,
Ms defendant SshuHer Kay, Ing entered hi. np
ipace una esh security, according the Act OF Assenbl,
MA ue neS Of ms eou't aud appearing BY satisfactory
'ne mat he - not an inhahtant OF this country it IS order
lhe sai Defendant do appear here before the FIRST
~ VI le hcNt Apri term, and the bill of the Plain
" a.d that copy OF this order be ortlwi h inserted in some
newspaper published The OF lNnch hurc for Two
months snecrseiy posted the front door 1.-THE court
house OF III county,
CopY-Test,,
ROBERT TiNSMEY, OK.
Jan - ,yo,, "
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Jan. Is

VIRGINIA At ruiz, held in the Clerks Office of ge sir
cut superior law aud ctancery Tor bedior' eoun
", the 9TH day Of November, 1881
Bird : lh,ri. Plaintiff,
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December Iouu. l-3f
ENRh IlANIBASS aud Charles W. Touey,
u Il aud Elizabeth I,s wife, Plaintiffs.
d2djHSt
Mmtla llaubass, and John Iiauibass. aud James
lambass, infants under the age OF twenty years,
Defendants.
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AARON Alfred, aud William Hurt. administrator OF Henry
Hunt aud ai, with the will anne ed OF Nil
Ia Il,rt decreased Defendants,
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IIRGl MA 1t Rules held in tn, Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit superior Court LAW and Chanccry, for Bedford
county, il the 9th day OF November, 1882
Rclccea Gallery Robert s. Clair Jr George ST. Clair
George Snod -a aud Mars his wife, formerly Mary 81 CLAIR,
Charles Oscar Snoierass ncetla Anne StEsas Ciania
noi -rase ind Mar, Gatarina. SnocraS the last four
nrts unl,r the OIL YEARS who by Robert Clair Jr.
tn IL friend, plantis
against
Aaron ruqoa anil Elizabeth his Wit, formerly Elizabeth
Cater Augnstn' Carter John Carter Merry Carter James
Carter Joel Cart + y an |. Carter Mary ihsun, formerly
ilmH Carter, " ait4r Carter and Cmi'toph Carter
Defendants,
Is tuANCERY.
The Defn ans Augustine Carter, Jphu Carter Merry Car
.or James Carter Joel Carrier Nnum l.. Carter, Aary Alb
Waiter Gutter mud Christopher Cart rno Iva, lag entered
their appearance, ar gwen secury, according the ol
Assembly and the rlUs OF this Court ap,earng BY
isactoy evidence that they inhabitants TINS
monwrah Iii ordered thai hry do appear here the first
day oi The naNt term and an,scr the bill the Plaintiffs that
acopy of tins ord b. insert d in newspaper published
in L. nchhurg for months successfully aud posted tn.
front door OF courthouse nj this coy day.
copy-rc-te
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
Dec. | w3m
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Dee %
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Dec I

VIRGINIA At rules held IN the Clerks Office OF the cir
cut superior o IL" uud ehuuctr Ion he dord
IS, the 9Th das OF Nos rinb,r l6i,
Henry Hatcher, Plaintiff
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rla Defendant Archibald ilrhrr, having entered his
appearance, and security, according To thu OF Assem-
hy aul the ulrs oti9 ul app arm. by satisfactory
III that he iuhnblint tins commonwealth
il ordered that he ia apalr ti,. first day oihe
ter and thu bills OF The Pinlnl thni hi4 order he
inserted IA -tprr luhlSrd in ,Iichbarg
months rs,r,, and POI dat Ia front door OF tha
hpuss ot this oai;aih, IN snala cont day.
\ tep-Frsc,
Hos. WILSON. Clerk.
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Jan's Campbell, surviving execution OF janos Gwathn, d
ceased, Samuel Philips, Richard lo.on Jr, Eln,n in
woo Elnla p Roy all and Ellzab tn his Richard
Him. Charles GNakin Gathane Ga ain AMI Jams II. Gs,
Kim the last tlr,a aiml,, under years OF age,
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November
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Adolphus Petcol,s and Jaes W pihrcll conms liun m
chuuts and parn trading ind tie style uud firm Of
rrroas 4 o, John Thompson, in, John ". Eag"el
Archibald Hatcher, Defendants
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EHRGiATi:-N rulcs held in thu Clerks O.lcc OF ii.
Circuit superior tnurt OF Law anl Clanrrrv, Ter III
county Of Campbell, Monday the drst dr. OF Janua,
l83B
Charlc. Il. I,uch Iy,curo Of ttslr,n ,nrh deceased
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.N'DYECE.

liberty January Is.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-12
New Orleans, Oct. 9th, 1898.
Mr. Joseph Pile
WI VVSTPU ITFi
SurvcYor Second MunicipalitY.

Surveyor Second Municipality.
Sir-Be pleased TO state for the information of
the Committee on Stroes and Landings, your an
swers to the following questons
l. What quantity OF square yards of pavement
without the taxable limits of the municipality, is
embraced IN the ordinance on paving proposed by
Mr. Caldwell?
?. What " i'll be the expense of paving St Mare
street with hc xagonal blocks of wood
g. When New Lcvee street paved in front
OF Tie ituboug ST Mary?
d. WHAT viii 1t cost 10 repair il
5 Does llial part OF New Lovee street above De-
lord street r, quire 10 be rcpaved and wat ex-
pcnse wall be necessary TO put it in peritc order
g. What was the expense Of rcpaving Gravle
street. aud what shuud havo been tho expense 7
and also of ST Charles rom Common 10 GrSvier.
T. Ii has been stuteL! that Mr. MInturn receives
nine cents per foot tor making the crossings at the
intersc ctollS of the streets aud that the Council
furnishes all the materials; Be pleased TO Suite If
tins fact.
g. Be pleased TO state also what is the actual cost
Of the granite pavement (per square yard recently
laid in Gravler street. Yours respectfully,
SAML J. PETERS,
Alderman Second Ward.
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cent interest, III 90 cents on The dollar No seeu.
riiy isnamed. No tine fixed for the eSfhpletion OF
the work.
Robert Aiken, 9th March, proposed TO furnish
pqu re blocks of granite for a01N square yacts
saving ut SO gu,
Note-Ths proposal was accepted and the stone
furnished.
Saml Fisher, agent of the New Orleans and Or
land Granite Co. Propo cd to contract Tor any
quantity required on good terms any quarry
in the United Stales.
Mr.. Aiken alb ut the 9TH Sept. maj think
another proposal, but it is not in my possession.
Respectfully your obedient scrv't,
| JOHN GIBSON, Secretary.
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$l533 80
New Orleans, Oct. 3rd / s3s,

New Orleans, Oct Ord S3S,
Mr., John Gibson,
Secret ry oil the Council, Cd Municipality.
Sr,-Be pleased to inform me what offers
ha v. been made 10 the Council to furnish granite
blocks for paving the streets, to make pavements
OF that specie of stone, stating
!. The name of the person OF persons propos-
ing and their securities if any.
2. The quantity of stone proposed or the extent
OF The pavement.
3. The time in which tho stones were to be
or the work to be done.
4. Tie price, nd mode of payment.
Very respectfully, yours.
SAhPI4. PETERS, Alderman, I'd Ward.
SAML. J. PET RS,
EDW. w. SEWELL.
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New Orleans, 9Th Oct. 1898.
Saml. Peters, Esq.
Sm-Inllsposltion has prevented me returning
an earlier answer to your note of yesterday
The information | gave you in my first note is
all that is my possession. as far as my memory
and the researches have made mo.
Mr. Aken's proposal for 1000 square yards is GER
tainy the most definite, and you say, it was ac-
cepted, and he contract partly complied with.
Neither Of the other proposers offered security.
Respectfully your obcdient servant.
JOHN GIBSON, Secretary.
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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

JOHN GIBSON, Secretary.

CLEARANCES.
Brig Iyauhoe Aiding Havana r Gronng co
Srhr Mount Moriah, Hawthorn, Tampa Bay.
So III Whitney
ARRIVALS.
Towboa Pacific from the Passes eft 10th, mi brought
up bark Way land New York bound Natchez nothing
of nor nothing in the river.
Steamer Mariner, Noland from Baton Rouge.
Steamer Pawnee, CaIyie st Louis and Alton.
Steamer Baton Rouge, irwin, Bayou Sara,
steamer Leyant, Laurent, Bayou Sara.
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New Orleans, Oct 3, 1888.
To Saml. J. Peters, A derman Cd Ward, Second
Nun cipality.
Sr:-In reply to your note of this morning l
have o stale that, ate due search find only the
70 owing offers TO contract for square block pave
net
Owen Cook proposed on the 4;h Sept. ultimo to
pave fifty thousand square yards granite blocks at
IS per square yard, to receive in payment the
bonds of the Municipality at 2j or 80 years, per
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er Lhas F. Hozey, Esq. the new sheriff, has
appointed VIM. E. Murphy, as his deputy. Mr.
Murphy has been long known in the office, and
from his experience is likely give every satsfac-
ton IN his new appointment.
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Markets..
MONEY MARKET, &c. October :,

Exchange England is and has advanced 10
per The Great Western which leaves after
for risto, will take considerable areigns
Exchange on Frunse ST I73c.
The Mechanics Banking Association commenced bushes
Monday. The deposits that day about $lOOO00
Flour is sto dy at 3d. Rochelle brandy has advance to
81 424 a. 45.
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TO DRUGG SITS.
u UST received per shipuO rleans from York,
~ 60 groce black Court Plaster,
40 do Flesh cold do
. do Henry's ealcined Magnesia;
do Hutters Apcrient do
do Seidlitz Powders, for sale by
DAVID FELT & CO.,
octl2 n Stdtioncrs' Hall, Chartre 81
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.


TDSHlS magnificent structure has undergone, during
\ the recess, an entire order OF establishment;
the whole OF the interior has been repaired: the Cham
deer has been taken to pieces and lis - cwt. Of cut
glass beads drops cleaned and polished; nothing
has been neglected, either in the building itself or i'll
engagements which havebeen made with the first dra-
uc talent in the country, To promote The high char
actar which the ST. Chares has obtained both Of home
and abroad, for It's being of the first dransis Es-
Establishments in tho Wolld
The Orchestra, heretofore acknowledged superior,
has been der'bly increased in number and talent.
rnd for e etclencteS III paeisca'at heh'cFs d ihe
daring the season the most successful dramas Of
the ay i'll be- prldnced aud in style which It Is pro-
a., al g,i rlYA gcncr sati- tacton.
~. following ladies and Gentlemen are in treaty
'"" JOAN ii. BARTON, Stage Manager.
EDWIN FORREST,
JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH.
J. r SCOTT,
III FINN,
JOHN BARNES,
S, #. BROWNE, and
GEORGE HOLLAND.
Messrs. Harrison Nlessrs. Plumrr,
Pearson, rage,
Farren, Porter,
Williams, Davis,
6 6sSsl, f bssai.o.,
And Others in treaay
CELESTE,
CLlF 1O(Ns
Mrs. Barnes,
Miss Charlotte Barnes.
Mesdalnes Farrpn, Mesdes. Sidney Cowel.
Cowel, Jones.
Debar Chester,
Pumer, Sc.u,
Harrison, e. Smith,
F. Brown, Ravenot,
Madden,
Smith.
| s ". LEE, Principal Artist.
| N. Lewis, Costumer,
We'll, Tailor
S. Wallis, Properties Maker.
ORCHESTRA
| Mossrs. Croce, Messrs Hocller,
! Guiennr Niyers,
jacob, Storm,
| Znterbart, Lucinn
Destorges, Charltan,
| Carl, u. Hopt.
Fay, Eberhardt,
| Kruger. Row.
Holland, smelssr,
| Foster, Cioff.
| Conduit, EsIella.
Parlni, Grips,
| e Hopt Even
Patterson, And others in treaty.
| Fl. W. Jonas Leader
r. W. Elliot, Head of Police.
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FOR AI,EXANDRI,

FOR ALEXANDRIA,.
II Sass' a The steamer DENMARK. will
1tsSl 5Es& @run us regular packet during low
waer from month Of Red River to-
\lexanlfia, For particulars apply TO
sep92 JNO II GRAHAM.
apAGGING & BALE ROPE-30O pieces baglig
I'D 100 coils TO e, for sale by
LAWRENCE &. LEGENDRE,
sep29 90 or % New Levee
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JOHN CAt II ny,
nctll umpl' II


Bureau dq GOntr0ieur Second aairipaite,
Nuuvelie Orlea,s 10 ct 1885
CONFINEMENT unc resolution du on c!i
y en- date du 25 sepemre 1893 dies olfes cacrtr d,
seront recus ce bureau jusqua mard, lie be jou d.
noyenb.e Proclaim pour rois cent mike plas'rcs des
Bonds de cete mnnc1paiIc, payable dams IRENE nas,
Ell or'ant nterht lie six pour cen l'au, nicrct
payable pur senestre da"s l.onires, New RI 4
lu Nnuve lie reans, CONNIE convent.
Les hons doiveot etre pour mile pias re- cbaqne
81 finteret est uaraha dams les E'ats Unis pour
dcux cent cnguote livres sterling Sis pa nblcs
londres. Les PROPOSE ions doiyent etrr dressees-
"PropoSus for Bonds "
i0nct Holm CALHOUN Comm err.
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Suru yor's Office, Second Municipality, ,

New Orleans, October 8, 1888.
Samuel J. Peters, Esq.
Sr-ln compliance with your letter of the 9Th
instant, requiring for the information Of the Com
mttee on Streets and Landings, my reply to seve.
raj questions in relation to paving, have to state
III ans wer toquery
No. |. That the quantity without tho taxable
limits, embraced in the dInance, proposed by Mr.
Caldwell amounts to 80, 056 square yards.
2. That TO pave St Mare street with hexagonaI
wooden blocks, from Common TO Hevia street,
being its whole extent, will take 64i4 square yards
which, if the work can be executed at 81 per yard,
will cost S25,676, with side walks the cost Will be
1874 ZIG
3 The paving of New Levee street, in front of
the TAU ourg ST Mary, from Canal 10 st Joseph
streets, Completed Nov. IT, 1897.
4. To relay the paving on New levee street, in
front Of the faub"urg st Mary. from Canal to St
Joseph street. will bu 1000 square yards at SI o.
per yard = l6 800.
5 That part OF New Levcc street above Delord
street does not require TO be rspaved-a sum of
less than $4,000 will put it in very good order
b. The expense of rcpuving CIR street ire II
Tchapitoulas street 10 l42 feet below Caror dclct
street towards Baronne, amounts to Sl2,291 60,
deduction being made OF the old paving stone re-
imburscd by Mr. Mmturn; and this expense ought
to be but S50l2 l6, viz
For 46lO square yards, at 81 o. S47O2 02
For gutter stone, crossings, &c, 3444
square feet, al cts per foot 3O9 9G
$S0l2 l6
I. 1t is fact that cents per running foot has
been paid to Mr. Minturn FOR making the crossings
at intersections of the Streets but the materials
have been furnished only in part by the Council i,
the ,and and shells, bedding the sams being inva.
riaby furnished by the contractor.
B. The SQUARE blocks of granite pavement laid
in Gravier street, between Tchupilouia and Mag
azInc streets, will cost S. GO per square yard,
AID to lay the same with mortar, would cost els
3O-more or SIS Ga els per rard.
Your obedicnt Serv't,
jill. Pile, Surveyor.
The cost of repairing ST Charles street, from
Common to Gravler street, amounts to $3o43 81
(three thousand and forty three dollars sixty enc
cents; deduction beng mado of tho old paving
stones reimbursed by Mr. Minturn. and this cost
ought to have been Sl523,9D, VIZ:
For l446 10 square yards. at ST. % 81 rs
Crossings 544, 76 squars ieet, III 9 els. 4S
SI533 gu
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

NNAS brought to the Pound Of the 2nd Municipal
wv ity in Baronne street, between Hevia and Gil
rod streets. on the 26th Sept, 1913,
A large Bay Horse.
The owner is requested to provo property and take
him away, ur he will be sold by Z Guiot. Auction.
eer, ON Saturday, the 18th inst
oct6 Captain Of Watch
/. a etc amene au depot de la Seconde Munieipa-
Il he, lie Do sepembre, un grand cheval ba: lie pro-
pretaire prize de veur prouver So proprete etrsm-
mener; autrement il sera vendu fencan par Z
Guillote encanteur, samedi 10 Is du courant.
Scot H S HARPER, Capt. Watch, Ode Num-.
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BUREAU DU VOYER della 30 MUNlCPALITE,
M couformte dune oution In consei de la &c
"a mnncipae. passce daus la sGance de mlrdi, 10
aont dernirr Avis dome QUE lie 70 tobre, 1893,
mui. mon buIcnn, ladjugcrai an rabais, la four
nj ere DIS tout bpS de charpentc don't la municpalite
pourrot acoir besuin pour pendant o.
partir du jour lie ladjudcatior; les bis dca con-
tactoS, pour les whartS eNcept"; les bos seront de
cvpre sceS moulin, de bonuo quale, sans a,lmcr,
nacnr, rouure nj piqure. Une caution I-to.anle
$1,000 scra cxges,
~ oot JOS PILE Novcr
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N. Il, n II. nd, NcWcOlmb,
ATTENTlCNm.
EODEP NOR,S EJORSA nIJ9pnS

GOVERNOR'S HORSE GU.aRDS,
VOU will attend drill ever! evening, sundays ex-
Il cepled at the drill room alagaz,ne street, uext
door to the iclaalays Bank, at O'Clock, precisely.
The greatest nctuality is requested, master is
engas ed to give esso in the sword exercise. By
der Of Captain Osborne Cross.
JOHN GIBSON,
octl2 Orderly Serg't.
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New Orleans, 9TH Oct. 1898.

PSI return to you herewith all the docu ments
gu sent me.
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ST. Charles Theatre.
18TH NIGHT OF TIE SEASON.

This Erening, October 18th, 1888,
Will be performed the beautiful comedy, called
TOWN & COUNTRY.
Reuben Glsnroy, Mr. Pea rson,
Cosey, Fnrren,
Hawbuck, S.Cowell
Rosalie Mrs. Farren,
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Two Oyertures, and the National Airs.

The performance will conclude with the musical EE.
tertaIment called
TURN OUT.
RestIre, Mr.. Williams,
d.. fruckle, Farren,
| Gregory, ,. lowell
Harlan Ramsay Mrs De Bar.
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with produce; and he noble Mississippi crowded |
with ships to bear the cotton Of almost unk nown
lands, TO all the markets Of Europe.
1t is TO the state alone, we have right TO look Tor
the completion Of this great national work the
legislature is the only proper body TO undertake
it, for it is both unjust and inexpodient to let so
important an undertaking rest on Individuals
Even if they ultimately succeed, the progress OF
the work must be slow, and tits condition income
pete: while the power of the state could al once
realize all its capabilities Look at the acts OF
other states, and see too, their results. There, as
soon the Legislature assumes public work, It's
success no longer admits of doubt. The state "f
Pennsylvania has appropriated thirty nine millions
to her public works, and they are proving mines Of
wealth to her. New York, the great pioneer in The
march Of improvement, has twenty seven millions
appropriate ed in like manner, yet are they not the
means Of prolific increase to all! Maryland has
fifteen millions, Illinois trelue, and Indiana ten !
while Louisiana, with the richest field for opera
,ions in the world, permits herself to remain be-
hind all, and has yet to make her first movement
in the great work of internal improvement.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-12
ELECTIONS.

.Maryland.-As far as hoard from the elections
have gone in favor Of the Wing cause. We Learn
from the American the resul, in the city If BaiIl.
more For Governor. Steele, (Whig) 6l9l; Ora.
son, " By sO74; maturity Tor Steele, III. In the
elections for the State Legislature, the Wing ma
ri,y is still greater. For senator, Stewart, (Whig)
62O2; Stump, " b cO39; majority for Stewart.
1885, For Delegates the Wing vote was,-Pitss'
62e6, Ridgoly, Coos, Leary, 620l: Watson, GAS;
Collins, 6l98. The Van Buren, ticket was, Belt,
604O; Gallagher, 6O37; Slansbuty, 6Os5; Scdsn-
strick er, 6h26. Tho average majority for the
Wing Delegates, 1863.
Georgia.-Rs,urns have been received from 50
counties which shew an average majority for the
State Rights patty Of 407l. In the same cou"-
ties at the last election. GiImei's majority over
Schey was 378o; his majority in tho whole state
762 Thus every where tbs administration party
loses ground.