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WASHINGTON Ball ROOF
Dress & Masquerade Ball

u. Philip street, between Royal q Bourbon.
full to lis friends and the public 10, the unpara
slled patronage besow ed on him Tor several seasons,
respectfully informs them that the establishment, has
been enlarged for the amusement Of visitors, and un,
by none in quality Of liquors. and tho Reataura' ~ be
kept BY the ablest Kestaurutrur the CSeo States.
Tile room will reopen Saturday evening, Ord Ut
November next, bya 7.5
GRAND DRESS 4 MASQUERADE BALL.
end will take place AZ usual every Monday, Welnes
day and Saturday ovening during the season which
will and on the Ist Of May, 1889.
N. B. The greatest attention will he psSa D. keaC-
ing perfect order throughout the ssablkhnsnt wal
done last season.
Ocfld .l-.'
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CITY ELECTION.
The election for Aldermen Of tho sveral wards Il
this city will take place Monday next In the Sc
conj Municipality, well pleased have the people
been generally, with the administration Of their aairs
by the PRESENT c. nrc that little doubt is entertained
but most of The members comprising the present board
will he reelected To certain Of the gentlemen, be-
leve there is opposition In tho second wnrd far
but ticket has bees, started In the third wa,d
attempt has been made Messrs. Seweli, Hall,
aud Whitney, but the little faction cannot succeed, for
these genleal.n have been attentive their duties
aud careful Of the interests Of their constituents, aud
the candidates set up against them do enjoy the
fdence Of the people. We are sorry to that the
Bulletin publishes ticket for the first ward, leaving Of
tl. uf James II. aldwrll, one Of the Aldermen
whssorganised the municipal administration, and who
tor thee years that he has serv'l nte present Council
has dS,ing uishrd himself AS cInrnun Of the principal
and important committee, that OF streets and land
Jugs. To the persevering efforts Of this Aldermen
the citizens Of The Second Municipality principally in
sh,ed fr the many improvements that like magc, have
sprung up around us. Indeed, 40 well acknowledged
Mr. Caw.lls merits, thai il will be readily agreed
by all that he tho head Of the committee Of streets
and landings, mud =. J. Peters OF the finance, have been
main piilars Of our municipal adm nisra;ion.
!, il an Injustice to leave his name of the ticket bu
the people will do him the JUSTICE 10 elect him by
| large majori,y. r.
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THEATRE.
lSL Louis Exchange Ball Room.)
First night Of the celebrated

.Miss DAVENPORT eleven years Of age)
EVROM the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Hay.
II market-sy.d by the public press, the frs Jsce-
sOe Actress u the age, whose success in Europe
unpree eented, and who has created great sensation
in America hnving been presented the occasion Of
ie benefit in New York BY Gen Morris, in the name OF
the gentlemen Of that city, with splendid 'eatch
THE suadiau. Of Miss Dnveppor, have the honor Of
announcing, that 10 consequence Of the time which
Miss Davenport has TO spare being filed up at the st
Charles Theatre. and feeling themselves bound TO de
i i probable Miss Davenport viii return to Europe the
ensuing summer, they hnve taken the splendid ball
room Of the st Louis Exchange, and are arranging it
wi h miniature theatre for the reception Of
49,. Miss Davenport, for fire nights only.
MRS DAVENPORT,
An Actress of celebrity from the London iIeatres and
NJ. DAVENPORT,
Late stage manager Of the New Strand theatre, will ap
pear on this occasion to support Miss Davenport.
On Tues lay Evening, March Goth, 1885, the principal
scenes Of
RICHARD III
Richard 81, by Miss Davenport
lAs acted BY her in London, Edinburg, Glasgow,
Dublin, New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore,
&cn each Of those cities she has been greeted with
cheers und in New York called before the curtain three
nights after , acting this eharacte,l A., n.,
To conclude with piece, written expressly for
Miss Davenport, by E Lancaster, Esq-tto
I. Music by Corri-caledtbe
MANAGERS DAUGHTER.
Mr. Davenport, anager Of the Theatre Royal Rich
nond, by Mr. Davenport
Mrs Davenport by Mrs Dvsnspori
Written ant, intended for ihenI,)
In this nit ce MISS DAVENPORT will sustain al:
characters besides her own!
Sing three songs, and dance the Highland Fling.
Doors open at oclock-rerformance to CONNIE hce
at half past seven.
Box plan will be opened on Monday, IL o'clock
where boxes can be taken.
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NOTtCE-Ths subscriber having bought Al auction
=, opposite tho Vegetable nsvkss
Il The I'd nhicpa;s, Above Dele,a ss-bees leave to
MORN physicians and the public In general tina, he
has put THE establishment under thu dsec,iou of an
able and most competent spo,hecssy aud tina The best
medicines and chemical prpa alton. can lie found con.
SANITY there rhvsicans rrscrp, oas put up careful
ullv LAY and uishs.
mar IS H. BONNAREL
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TIM rRUE AMERICAN.
K"'rsD .x I....s ..sBsor.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD,
" I; w OR T. f. ANS:
TUESDAY MARCH 26, 1889.

The following gentlemen presented for Aldermen
ia Second Municipality.
lst Ward-J- H. Caldwell, Spencer Gloyd jus. r.
Frerri, and So Rodgers.
I'd War-Sum'L J. Peters, T.. iorkc and H Lock
r. EFT.
81 Wari-B. Whitne y, J. Hall und F.. " sewell.
20 o.. y CITIZENS.
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TO COMMENCE THIS EVENING. -
MR.. BUCKINGHAM'S
LECTURES ON PALESTINE,
WILL commence THIS EVENING Tuesday Goth
wv March in the Presby terrain Church, l.nfa, cite
square, to begin at half past seven exactly.
Tickets for the Course:
single person., o. 10 Family OF four, $8 90
F lady cnd D. gentleman emile GO Family ofd,e, g
Single Adnsission.-Adus q ~, MINUS 50 cents,
Pupils from school, IS cents each.
Tickets may be had AT tho book stor-s of Benjamin
Levy, corner Of Charities and Benve streets, and Of
James heate, 81 Camp street, where full programmes
Of the whole course be obtained grats and as no
more tickets will BE- ssbed than the building will COM
oraty conain early application will alone secure the
certainty Of supply before the limited number 10 ex-
hausted. NOS
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" A NT'En

From 500 70 1000 Shares Stock in Cihixess Bss&. ;.
v1NHOSE wishing to sell, will do well to call and
leave their and anoan, Of ssock, atthe store
Of Eng,ish 4 Sylvester. opposite the Arcade. Country
stock alone il desired. 3 E CAMP.
mar "r , Nv
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Casssp 81 Theatre.

s5 BENEFIT ,as
Of MI. james Porter and Msjoi Stevens.
THIS EVENING, MARCHES, 1886, f.
Will BE- presented The Drama Of
NICK OF THE WOODS.
Ralph S,ackpole, g. Mr. Porter
Nathan slaughter, Fredcrcks
Edith, Mrs (ssesne,
-- After which the Drama Of
CULVER IN LlLLlPUT
Captain CULVER, Mr. Porter
Lord Fli,nnaP, Major Stevens
Eady Fiimnag, Mics sutor
To conclude y it'll the
EXELES IN THE WEST.
Nathan Small, Mr. Porter
Lotd Magno, Major Stevens
Lady magno, Miss Su,or
=. To mn1ruw. Mr. RoMb AZ Richarl.. $50
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NEW CENsl;s

NEW CENSCS /
Among the important sets which were passed a this
cleee Of ihe als session 0f Congress was one mating
provision on taking The siA, census, OF tnumrra,io u
census was that Of 1850 sel wears ago. Tho present
act prviea in yxard 10 INA nf t,ersons
Tint II shall distinguish the SEXES NJ All FREE nke Der.
ssns and the agea Of Tree white males and re-.
specvely under i've years Of age; those of i've and
under ten years Of are t,ose of e years and under
6ftesn years; those II fifteen And nndsr iwen,v those
al twenty and under triv tho.e ~ h;,sv al unJer
forty those Of ,rfv ma nier iv. ,iss of Sflv and
under sixty; ,hosa Of .js,v and nne seyen,v tho
al oeventy and ,,nder eichty hose ~ .;oh,v sr ney
al M }nndred and Hnwsrs mi sIsi G,r,hs. a;.sn
gu;sh tis mmher ~ ,I".s f..s ,h;. .n. ;sdsd
n .nch enu,r..r.,on ,.ho ~ S..C - S"S 'n,Is
the .ue ~ iomrteen vs.rs. .rJ ~. ~ ~ ~ 20 s,
Teen Year. sna unIer ,,.,,ve... Anil ,h"s e ~ 49,.
r. .r,v'sv" a.. M o.'. uosH IN " H. Hks
J.,ns"s.h ~. n., a ~ .s ~ sha s,a,. .a.'Gr1
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nnhi;c chsrs.. ise ~ . I. s.,;
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enlo,sI ho"na 70 ..S.cs III s"1 ~
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-. ,,s s.su y, en.M III unoe. Yen yHa1s ~
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Hnisr 6i,v .sxs ,hn.o ~ G,, s y. sn n,, "''
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c"io,sL a". ;nnaJ y; H. - a". W.
snI d~r,h :. ;.Ian, .i =. wv ''soI."e . W" ~ ues
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az aps u"'s - cn ..l ~, c H.. ....,.
inn. If se NJ, ~ ,s .s o;hss ' .sIv ~ r.S.r.
m,.r.hal. of H.. i;.-;.,. .nI ,e..;.;. ,:s."m;,.J
under III. d,,cc,;,n ~ IN sss~.,s. ~ nj 49,
cording 20 such ;n.sruci;on. A. e shn 1--WE ,o max,
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lHE GOVERNORS sEIo THE I'ooistAFAN AND
THE bEE-we have expressed ourselves freely on the
SUBJECT Of TIC Governors veto. we thought that II
was extraordinary and unca''ed for We could not
"'a' o'eco"S "e executive co"lo ma 70 out
~e'e" measures 81 the Importance to the State OF the
bill to increase The capital of the Exchange Bank and to
e,ned,e the c,nstrnc,;on of III. Nashville Rail Rool
e~po"e Wv s'''"o. " '''e ''"'"e ,."'' ''ou"
vial nnd lncou'e 0Dlectiens we considered them TIL
o. Roman, and however "'sc--much we respec ed
have in his CONSISTENCY and intelligence We eo ;ob,
he blind tn The s,;oh, ~rou,d, an ,,h;,, H.; o
" o'' W. "e s''s"' e'"u"us ." ""ich his veto rested
LIN ""s ."s ",essage accompanying the returned
"' ": -. '"'.N WV" '"e 'nconsrnMy 10 be DIS
J." 10 .o"po"'" Pa'"' especially when con
s;.ns h., H. =" WIS anu o'"e' coca
III :, H.. 1900, - -. >
4, throw Confusion in orr lee;sa,on sbo"l hs
as sle b,snu'us together; .i.e same b, m3,s.S
10 n =, .' ene noolss fhe
,ss;t "a 81 M "a ,rss
80 g! UNI ssl3s -.
f. s9sssss ~ ~
81 {. e
o'irs ~ ~ Jshe Baes
rms injurious che ga ~ sse a'iS ss.oS ysen, d
ar msl.ns NJ nov beiisf srn,, car.iaI pa',,
bill had not he+n weighed downby ex,raneous provi-
sons, the Governor would have anproyed ;,-,bonah
perhaps reluctantly" ~.
Now we cannot arrive at the same conclusion with
tina Bee although we mi ht have done so had we not
re,l anu mos. ,h Ill.,. g.. e. -.
's" NY 'o'o '""" ''e s"fst ~" paragraphs oil tie
,messnge. The Bee goes on 10 remark:
we arrive at this conclusion from the language Of
Inc opening paragraph Of the veto. "the executive is
compelled act on The bill as il stands and n. oec
tons In apy mart ar il mus he Io.. ~ H..
ana the 'Hct mat that portion Of the message
~ ~ .'e Nashvlle fa!oau Is rniher a''
smr. iho,, nm orgmnent .Snn, H. .S VA
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| TIN: celebrated Juvenie Actress, Miss Davenport
makes h r first appearance before New Orleans au-
deuce this evening, in Theatre arrenge for her in the
| superb nil Room Of the ST. Louis Exchange. This
extraordinary young lady characters after
Richard III.
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Drawing Of the Grand stare Jeitarv Claas ~
~ 50 81 Is - 10 26 637l3B3 ~

THIS DAY.. ~ Is
$,A O0Oa Capital Prize, Twk - eSiys 4S %
GRAND STATE LOTTERY..aEEa
4 vLASS No. 81. Authorised by the Legislature al
~ The State. 10 be drawn March g. 1881, at ocl,ck
+. N. Al Bishops Hstsl.
= DAVIS & CO, M.sasvrs.
Is Drawn nnmbera-j2 Dsasa Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
0,Sl4 Prizes. amounting to 4Il5798
fickets - O0-ilslv es I 50-Quarters 75cn.
Packages Of Is Tickets In AIS N, warranted y, d.
At least 433: Packages Of IS ilalf Tickets An SO
warranted 10 draw At ieas, $l6 81. Packages Of rs
Qusster Tickets Z Is rs waransed 10 dssS n 800
o.. ="
For pscl ages Of single tick+,s, apply a tho
MANAGERS. OFFICE.
i6 Chartrsst, AID at the Of :, Louis M hnr-
res sts. mur16
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ENGLISH FRENCH Il SPANISH ACADEMY
No. IA ST. CHABLEs STREET
Book keepssg.
Evening class for this braHcli will be opeued on
the first Of next month, sooner should The mum.
Der offering be an inducenent.
Mr.. Daniel Murray, who to take csrSe Of this de.
nastnenf j. good practical wing taught
n some ii our principal northern cities with success no
hopes 10 give satisfaction here.
nose who may mt be sufficiently sdvaIced in arth-
meiic, will be instructed 10 that also.
Gentlemen will please leave their NAMES a, tho
Academy. '''
TERns.
$lD per month, or $3O for . complete course.
HOurs-froM tn y o'elock.
m2S ~ ID MURPHY, Princjpal,
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Mr. BUCKINGHAM commences his Oriental Lectxres this
evening" A. nearly all the tickets have been taken up those
who wish enjoy the woaL do we'll them
cueIy.
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Rail Road STOCK in New Englaad.-The Boston
and Lowell rail road rereived last yeur from
49469 TO- for freight $76 6 AZ, and for tolls from, the
Haverhill and Nashua ods enough to make the gross
rcceipts 4t9I778 81. The expenditures for the wear
S755 81, beside. 81, 1868 IS Tor object. not included
in the ordinary expenses. Thu dividend per CT.
Boston and Providence rail road for paA.enge freight
dend this stock was per cent. There 10 reason
the IatreSsnnngton and Long Island Rnilrond, when
intsre.t-snd tie prpple,ed, should no. pay the
the rail road communication ~ihst the compilation Of
each o the three roads pay more than rer cent mp rs
Hosto.. ard Worcester road divided per cent h,
re'evvine fund Of rs 600 dolls. r. Bos,on and Prov
idence reaAsve ,fHnd of IL 600 dollars. -, -,
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CITY ELECTION.

DR.. C. A. LUzENBuRG is candidate for Alderman Of
the First Wurd First Municipality.
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MARCH 70.
James Go man, Gilbert Lion, jaime. Carbon John Ad.
60 ans, Owen Reagan, Joseph Kelly. arrested Tor
being drunk and lying asloep in different street,.
Discharged.
Peter the Great and Peter the First, arrested M the
river in a skifF al 10 o'clock, under suspicious cir.
cumsiancss. Peter lays claim to these great names
and says he is the identical royal pcrso age and IL
nsw arduonsiy engaged in governing his vast do
miniona. Discharged
Luke Stnder, arrested one ocluck found DRINK and
rowing about. Had large pistol. To b. voucl,ed
George Tybar arrested, found sick in Poyd,as street.
-Dischs rsed.
John Simmons, arrests3 dangerous and inns
person. John has lived about this city for several
years, wiihsut sny apparent honesf occupation
and has during his sojOum occasionally been en-.
tertaned as guest within the walls of tbs parish
prison, from which hr was liberated in MAY last by
+: Truxillos becoming his security that he would
follow some honest occupation to obtain the means
Of subsistence. John however not having very
strong inclination TO labor follow any hOnesl oc.
cupaton, was again arrested and committed 10 nail
Tor " months, or find security To leave the Slate
and forever remain out Of it, whit security no fur
, Wished in the person Of his friend and boom COM
panion rruxillo, the proprietor If a cabaret in
Magazine street. Truxilio voucl,es for Simmons
by saying thai he does not now, nor has he ever
known him to follow any honest occupation, still
however he believes Simmons to be as hopsst
any engaged i" his peculiar aud particular bust
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DIED,

. DIED,
t svssias. WILLIAM DUNN Of Virginia, AGED % YEAR,
ssd arqsssisaces respectfully s.,itsd 70 at
~ - fsred This AAssAeon. fsos The rs.iJsacs Of Mr.,
Slsshsa sossss u cs.sissd 8s,es.s sss
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SECOND MUNIcIPALlY.

oECONI@ MUNlCIP ALlY.s j.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,
March %. 1882.
Samuel Greenwood, arrested for bsng drunk and
Gates, arrested Tor being .!,un.brsskioe omen tn.
door ofa house and striking female the elm. Bound
tn keep the peace in the sum Of 43OO.
Edgeworth, alias Cnsii-T'he person who answered To
these worthy ns'',es tins morning, had done on
tie lot', and rs inst before, from the box in f;o",
watch'nan late last night going to and flo on tho
Lcve near the ST Mays Market, and was then
It'd by the nigh, guardian that il was very lu,e and
time tor all honest and sober persnns to be- within
6" on and accordingly started. The watchman
passed. on sbcat, suppos,ng him gone, but on re-
turning found him short distance removed only,
being rather quicker and more exceutr;c in his mo.
ton when The Waterman aRnin requested him to 70
hOme--up0n which Edgew0rh spoke warmly Of
MS rights as freeman, that the watchmans dn,y
was protection, not interference. and that for him
say word or 10 lay his baud upon him, would cost
him his commission. The watcbman h viewer
finding the noise rather too mech fr thu hour Of the
night. did notwithstanding these proteSta,ons and
/ du:ting him to the watch house, when Cash ur
will. his dexter hand anil gnve Charley blow that
made him reel. Csshs objections to going to the
watch houee is not surprising. when It is consider
mand almost every thing yet experience had taught
him thatit procured nothing softer Than a board 10
sleep on where he was bound, Cash was recogni-
ted only tho day previous, BY piedging his word
anu honor to live peaceaby orderly and s0hevly in
future. He was committed far want Of security to
charge.
Of Tho Trne Amercan Office. Discharged
F. Found, Fahre Ronsigeur, F. N. C.-Arreste. for
selling liquor to slaves. Bound over 10 criminal
court in the Aum Of $780,.
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Dealer in Paints, oil, Varnishes ssd Fsncj Articles
for painters, wholesale and RETAIL Aar7 I'M

r OGWOOD-3O tons Campeucht tosxssS. land.
IL ing from brig Asis, for sale by
mar s SCI WHITNEY, ~ Camps
NISSOLUTlON OF COPARTNERSHIH-Ths
IL Copar,nerslp heretofore existing between the
in the style Of Francis vose ca y
f. solved by mutual consent voss aloae will Ii.
qudate the affairs Of the late concern. 5.,LI
FRANCIS f yL5E.
marc w BERRY.
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ARRIVALS.


Use Co'amhus PIERCE eth Jan FROM M.f.ei,es and P.e
No. aad til Fehru,ry from t;i.saier. 10 ms.ts.
Bsis Gen stark, Layton 70 days from New York to Mas
a<Av Eixabe,, Ann Floyd day. from Ms,,omor,, TO
Gslaesp. : 3 ,stSaSe -. Sl -
~ yso, asy s fsn f.
"o''e"' 1"s's' y '@ys ITO" "os'o' 70 me mas
=. 8. v,oa.o. R.,a;.L Cos, A,...t.,.. ., w.....
j Nm j j Woc,fsrd Alien nav. fIon T.n';so 10 j.
~. sr..,;s . .,.s - -, g.
A.s-.s- !. 1"-s '' ~ ny ~ ' ''o"' ~ s''"'"
srir Pokomoke. Cole from Au,t.p,s "a M.,..,
ssss.s. sIr.sS S,ss Ess.l.nd rn :; E S.
ss..ss. Car. W.vu. r,,,...n. rnn. C;.ais.":;
a,s.-s. W.. .ha,. Pee. f., ~. LII,
ss.smrr E.v,., Ssirnen Pa meir rom iou;,x;, lila
s. = H. = n: :. ss;n M; ~" ~ N1 M.
N ase.ms, f;auses W,oi from Yehu. D''' =
s''aa'f R''"a'' ''''o. ., from ro.''"0''h'
.,.sass
rOeTON Pa, ship Emparor Cargo 500 bis cork 46? pjps
lead. 81 bis hesf 80 bis and ssa kegs lard. $50
mp r ~ ma. LARGO 1870 bales cotton soo
HAVANA. hs,e john Johnston. Cargo 2s6 bundles Of
a5# sigsSe3' rhairs. >,
vEaA CRUZ Per brig Basdes"x Caro- 80 casks red wine
s.,6 coal "a choose. lierces rice rice, u
spawn candles, $40 ham. potatoes 1874
.s. =. hs birc"ts .. j.
PHILADELPHIA. .Pas schr Axis Cargo loon pigs lesd. 81
aAvANNAM sess ts.,sr s,v ro,,ou seed so
- us pc 3; ~ ms oacon ~ bis hour hid su'
-. ,wnon '-
"
.. "sH .CMeo. vsnes mana'e'
7. and master. :. -
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MElARIE JOCKEY CLUB
RACES.
SPRING ME- e ETIN G,lB39.
FIRST DAY-TwO RACES,

SPRING MEETING, lB39.
FIRST DAy-Two RAcEs.
wEEPSiAkES for Colts and Fillies, 3 year. o. d,
MIN. Two me heats: entrance $1,000; fost. @25,
!. Mou"'fsrt Wells names ch T. Bsuwius, by Levi
2. Minor Kenne,, & Greydoc, b, Medoe, d.m Gray
Fanny, by Bertrand. = -
Elliott, BY Sumpter.
,: } Garrison, 9 AltorG by Fyld., dam by Viz
4. James Shy, + Cu,eulio, by M~doe, dam by
s. In. Smith, ssa.ia Duke. BY Medoe; dam by
Sumptev-Forfst
:, s.. VIM r Barrow, ch { Piesyuns, by Msdoe.-
L. :: D sssphso'o", c oub''.. by l.v.sh.n dam BY
8. &C FasnJ.-Forfsit.
= II T'y'oe.E stS%a, .cr ys.... -
ma mattel 70. $eloo between the noted ,rotng horses
b'fd and Conhdcncs, two mile heats in h.rness.
he races IL commence at O'clock.
JAMES GARRisoa,
mar 70 Propr;etors
- copying Trsksrs received from, odop via New
YorS. per Sazoo. and for salehv
m2s FELT l. Co, "a Ch.rtres :,
RsDlNG SCHOOL.-The undersigned Into Csp,.;,
- OF Curaesiers IN tho Hessian and Bauoveran
s from which he retired years sgo TO set
n'dne School, for which. he has procured well atu
ased place. in Circus street, betw cen Cans aud Common
Streets He will give lessons every day ff,m : ,o IN.
A. N. and from 3 10 Pm. His terms viii he so1
per month for lessons Of every day-1lO per month or
lessons times week only. lie refers for his cana
cities and character to Capt.n E. JOHNS OF the Lou-
s'ana Drageona. 10 whom he 10 well known, and who
Will render such account Of him as will be satstac
tory The subscriber, in order to secure ravtly hie
expsnees. would prefer 10 commence his School by
subscriptions Of such gentlemen who would be willing
70 become his pupils. A Subscrp,on List 10 left a.
CnPf: John stsre, where gentlemen W i'll please to call
-mr22 Tx. WREt.IE.
GUNNY BAGS-2oIWO GOnny Bags, 81 IL ana
~ 3hpsasa sizes. in bales and bundles, for sale by
.n.as g BRIDGE 4 ca, 1884, Magazine 1t
s"tlsON's FRENCH AND ENGIJSH me-.
W. TIQEaRY-Jua reeelved verv v.lnshl.
sspQIx aoovs work, in good binding and IN eioih
) mn ALEX. TOWAR, Is Comp ct.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
A GUoD assortment 81 school and miscellane ous
a hooks. Also supply Of Blank Books. writing
and letter Paper, Quilts, Ink, &c constantly on hand
ssd TOT sale on good terms, BY ALEX TOWAR,
MsIlo 10 Camp 81
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
"A BSEN1ED himself about wssk sises, the Negro
"A hoy George, about 10 or % y~ars Of age sI:m
bnik, spsats English and French; ais he Negro W..
sa Sally sbost ~ Is yesra al age sp aka rnelish
sd Fnschss 9sshs seessctea, hut abe Il vesy i'm.
poeees whea spoken 10. Tia shove reward will be~
sti ts Ios'n9 either u 'hsm y js hy application a
Captains Of vessels and oihesssss causssssd ss,i.s
Law. ms,aS
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Doors open at o'clock-rerformance to ence
at half past seven.
Box plan will be opened on Monday, at IL o'clock
where boxes can be taken.
AJDttuDce-Oue Dollar. mar 90
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ID splendid toscon u Arsia,'s Dro5st si.sa, i,sl..
cts pallet knives, rtAy6ns and pssssts sos eed
wafer coofs prepared with honey ~ vs.hisA Or do:
stumrs Of every Subscriptions. spfenAI nAasgamy and
every color, pencils Of every sss tatsh hfush, at
and round, very large size canvasa alfssdy prepared
India ink, superane large boxes, nv, msunsd with
Splendid Albums, superbly bouith and Gilt ecloun,
Of every description, BY cske; agn md stssasnsal
tools and pencils; and great qasnty of sNslss VI
The principals Of Academies, 'Itstlers II Dssmg
and Painting will d. we'll to call II The s1ssp Of the
subcrihes which will accommodate M aeeass and
artists favorably. MONUEiLL
No So Csnp ateet
Dealer in Paints Oil, varnishes rid Fancy Articles
E.v ,,.. .~hoI.solo nd Retail. hfaT7 I'M
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Power they slight rosnds that aheud have
csuaasy sssd and only u estres sssss, they zeal
much respect for him believe he ssacon such can,
siang as the Louisiasea eagepders. q. * ~