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= SENATOR PREsroS OF Souri, CARoLINA-The U.
. Hnz tie con aims the following beautiful enconiuu
on Henry Clay, delivered by this distinguished Southern
senator, at late meeting Of the Philadelphia Demo
Mr.. r. urged upon the Wings the necessity of being
UNITED. hey must sn,tain the broad principles 81
whs'sh, the "nl. ism, he eaid, by which they could
oo forward to certain triumph. lie as fully believe,
il they stood by their principles and pressed IN
.Ge good cause shoulder to shoulder, they would
on Victorious, as he believed in awise and over
ruling Providence. But if they did not, defeat was
sertnh-t vas vain 10 talk of rictory without UNION
Tennessee, he said, was with us, Gcorgi ia was with
ns rth Carolina, Louisiana, and Mississippi were
feady come and W nat. lie asked, had brought then, to
us! The prncipiesthe broad, the catholic, the con.
seIvays PRINCIPLES Of whisism These primo ipIes had
'iss, OF Mississippi He'll Of Tennessee, and Stanley,
OF North C"rona TO Congress, and nobIy did they sus.
tain the glorious cause.
rrnc pies aone which has brought 50 many Of he
Southern saies to sustain that banner and 10 array
themselves against this destructive Administration
'np'ofe you then, he SAIL ard all you rcgurd
the success Ct these principles and this cause 10 stand
Ivy them as the last hope Of th. nation DO not suffer
any dvi sim; let rally under the same banner and
supper Ing the constitutional rights of all sections OF
the country, stand by each other THIN our success
will be certain.
Mr. ?. said it did not perhaps become him to sreak in
ms place o. ms"; but, as tn. Wing flag could not be
sustained with mt hand 10 hold it aot ~hen raised
he must be inulged in remark Two upon the sub.
ject. he fng under which rally, he sad, IS noble
broad expanded one, and proud we are of il: il
should be placed in hand worthy of it, and able 10
spread il forth from the breeze Tint hand is the hand
of Henry Clay. 10 him, and to no other man, nus,
banner be entrusted, il we would see it gloriously
hon!ins alVii in proud. and Triumphant, victory. r
MIR. Clay, he sud, a noble man. He, hnself,
came into the Senate with strong preudices against,
him. He had warmly opposed him long iefnre he knew
hun. 10 the Senate he found himself by his sie-he
watched him. with sus picOss eye-bur his prejudices
and from being suspic Gus opponent, he would fsnk
" confess he hm BECOME an adlner of the man. 1t
sas not his eioguence-ihst was we'll know nit was
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EXCHANGE READING ROOM

EXCHANGE READING ROOM.
"h ~ proprietor has re-ftted his Reading Room in
Il the ST. Charles Exchange, Corner VI Gravior
""a 81; Charles street, IN the neatest manner
ne"es All the principal npers of the Unitod States
:" every city and state. the Cnnadas Texas and Mexi-
co and i'avanna, room is regularly and exen,;ve
y supplied with the latest European papers, Loyd's
hS!s' ana frces Price Current. A $50 with nearly
al ne Literary Periodicals of the day. and has The re-
Puol,ca'Inns Of the London, Ehinbnrg Westminster
Metfop"lltan l.eviews and Backwoods Magazine, The
L no''n Amer'can Review; the Southern Literary Knick
1"cker, ne American Journal af Sciences and Aria
oanlhet Misct' 'any Democratic Review, Gentemen't
saa'hc' Ame'can monthly BcntIv'. Miscelleny, the
All these works regularv subscribed ar and rsc.;
veo: nc room is also supplied with Age variety
, 70 ps una aliases, Niles Register Lcvys Price Cur
OF works otrefcrence. ' '"''v
ne most active Il intelligent news collectors are en-
pens ~ e earliest nrivnls and pains nor *
hrsf the United States. s '-o III 'no
cup, are respectfully received
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COM NERClAl.
I.aae., Dates,
Fort OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCk:s.

4 - gsssE CLEARANCES. Sss ,4 i,@ 81
March 60 1880.
Ahlp cantoa, Riley. fpr Havana, Geo Bedford
Ship Lsvant. tsvt'st for New York. /. II Gale
Nr1 Za-asier. WHISKY. FIR New York., 8 JPWhitney
nrg W Ts'man. Hunt, for Charleston, J Thayer 4 CO
schr Exchange. Ferris, for Mobile. AshbrIse Jenkins
6chr Nennelc, Hammond, for st Thomas Master
Match 30. 1882. !
Ship Lafaye,tc Topscnt forMSvrc A ST George
sap michgan Starye1s.f6r Liverpool Y Anslcy
ship Antioth, WiseeS for Hayre, Mliander
sh,p stas, Glover for liverpool, L Miiauder
Ship 81 lssss. Wiscott N Liyerpo,l G Hucklire
AhiP - Ctoad. Cclbutn. Nr Liverpool,
II 1kip Sarah, Marsduck, for Nea< YORK ADAMS ""'A"
1rig Wlingshy Churcheli for NsN VII "''' - p;.
snsris lecuBseh. riukhnm. for New NJ II JenI,a'
- ~ u snscasslali. Vo.e for New York. . II Cal
ssSs x. w.s Ar"s"x for
So S vo'd hsnter Moves fr Galveston II Humnh revs
Scnr mary Casver Baker, for New York Chase ri
: ech. S.c,.t;."; aot Mohe Ashbridge jenkins
Ach. rx,h. E,. . Ashbridge Jenkins
oenr Heroine. Frazier, for Port on Prince
ischr Fancy. Bray.for A,takapas Ma., IL"
nchr warsaw turdock, for Attakapas Mas,or
nr'e berkley. Johnston. for LIVERPOOL JGr;mshaw
senr Boston Packet, inkey, Coxe,s Psi,, Mns,c,
scar Robert b nce Corson for Savannah n Ienkin
s'eam racket New York, Wright, for Gal. eston
i3fz Bogert 4 Hawthorn
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. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per steamer Teche Cargo, 81 bales
Meoyer co. a5 du,ieyroux. ArGinel sU RTvur-
die CO. 81 do A Mourcn do C Toledano. 81 do,
Taylor, Gardner CO, % do William bowman 81 do Dufi
no. Armani 80 do, Conner Grdley, do Ledoux CO.
429 hides, owner on board
Laoulhe. Per Paul Jones' Cargo "A hhds
81 bis molases, w Bogert los bis molasses Braner
ma Wight 30 lids bis moasses Lambeth Thomp
son. 1919 bis moasscs II Veret, so bales
hdd sugar bis molnsses Mason 81 bis mousses,
: rison, Cegg&
Brewer 60, bxs glassware, G Chamberlain, half
bxs glass; w Scales So hxs glassware, Hen
l4bxs glassware, Bonnabe 80 bxs and u half guss.
ware 1bxs glassware II prochad l4s bxs gassuare LIS
l6 bis -four Moore Clarke so his ale Pierce Shannon
bro 05 bis whkey $50 do flour, So lids bacon. Cassda
81 bis whiskey so do ale, 3kegs box Iia.teman
hhd bacon, MorreL IU5 bis * Layet Ameluuu 2O4
bales cotton Yeainan 49 do Lorkhar Fearn Dome
board *
Williams Lrndug Per steamer Yazoo. Cargo ABB bale,
cotton Laurence Chalmers, vi do Kkman Alternately T.
Hanna, Y dc Mari, Brown CO. 81 do, Bell e %
Dick 81 do MarsI, & Tucker. 81 do, Forsyth Liner
iek do Pickett Banks bale cotton. Armour Lake
Walker -. - = -. -
Cincinnati Per steamer Commodore Brighton Caro- 500
his pork, lids bacon, Ogden Southgpe, 32 bis lard
Bailey, 90 bales hem A lore IS bales skins Thayer
CO. $40 bis -four Nah I'D Sigersnu 3oO his -four Lands
CO. 3bs pork. 5ohalf doiad. ~ kcg-do. Merett, 50
noa.ses bis Collier and sHndry others re owners
board - -
Banks isdo Burk Watt, as do bxs rs, SO packs, Pei
altries bales Saviebeuume "A packs perier
Kones Davidson So beef hides % pack n
tries bear skins l. LSex s! beef hides pak
petries and sins Cooy - packs peItries Ind
I sundries Hart, .ab It & co.
On auth inst, Brighter Anlnn,a AZ the foo,
effort Adams reach with her cylinder and ote parts of her
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-01

THIS DAY.
$lo, 600! Capital Prize. Tickets only 81 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
I NLASS No. 81. Authorised by the Legislature n,
- the Suite. 10 be drawn April i, 1887, at 6o'cIock
+. NJ at Bishops Hotel
$ DAVIS Il co, Managers.
IS Drawn hlmbers--12 Drawn Ballots
Splendid Scheme.
1884 Prizes amounting to 400 a.3
Tickets d-llalves O0-Quarters |,
Packages of a5 Tickets for 800 warranted TO dav
amounting IL $22oOO! Packages of IS ialf Tickets s5o
warranted to draw at least 1924 o. Packages Of -
Quarter Tickets s25 co warranted to draw at Ieast
$l2.
For single S ';t;'; 'Gsy a 5S IL
l6 Charities a At the of st Louis and Char
res Sis. q april
Drawn. Of the Louisiana Lottery ;'lass Il,
~ II 80 II IS II 26 8 90 "a ~
TO MORROW -
$40 zoo =! Capital Pdzr.
10 Prizes of $0O0 each. is lo.00o!!
Tickets ohiy 81 50.
70 Numbere-l5 Drawn Ballots
s:SANA TERRY.
Aut!orzed<.v Act Of Legislature. Chapter XIII,
Dhesday, April Cd. 1889, at o'clock, p Nj. at the
Exchange Hotel, ST. Charles st.
d. 5. GREGORY 4 Co. Successors to YATES
u MCINTYRE, Managers,
RICH SCHEME.
30,36 ~ Prizes, amounting TO xl86g,G
Tickets o. 5O-IaIves 81 25-tlnarters Gee.
Packages Of Is tickets for $685. warranted to draw
ut least 70. Shares in proporiien.
For Packages or single Tickets. annlv mt
The Managers Ofic",
alNlt % Canal street, 1t to Campst.
II
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TIE TRUE ANERlCAN>

The following gentlemen presented for Aldermen
IN Second Municipality.
ISL ward; IT, Caldwell, Spencer Gloyd Jas. p.
Frertt, AMI Il. o. MeuA.
"a "ari-Saml. J. Peters, f.. Yorke and II Lock-
od "ard-B. Whitney,J. Hall and r. W Sewell.
CITIZENS
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we we're 'nsinformed in stating that DR.. RopcER
sot Candidate for Alderman of the First Ward
he hns consented to serve, il elected
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ST. LOUIS BALL. ROOM.
MUSICAL SOIREE by Mrs GUIRAUD.
Monday, LIST ApriI, 1889, at o'clock. nre,,;s4rv

M'Hi'AL SOlKEE by Mrs. GUlRAUD.
: Monday ls' april, 1889, at 7 o'clock, PRECISELY
PROGRA NlME-lst Part
No. LIST. Fnntaxio For the piuno and Violin, from the
-opsrs Of WIN Tell, performed by Mrs Gurand
, anu MI M!auinn, .Berot and Osborne.
No. nnr'ed Air. For the Violin, performed on the
NJ Vnont' ~ N'r CIoih, Beriot
Nos. vocal Air. Sung by Mr. Santini Don, zet,i
No 4. Eantis'a. For the claronet, performed by Mr.
NJ. Kroli. Ber.
No ). variations for the Piano, performed bv Mrs
"""ouo' Moschcles.
-. PAHT II.
No !. so|o' on the Haut5os, performed by Mr. vniere.
No. n.,, Vaere.
No Dueto di Mnometto, sung by Messrs Varnev and
No varied Air, on tl,s VIOLIN perforlne by Mr.,
MiaHlnn, III J "''
No 4. IN" poce poca ta executed by Mr. Ci.i. on the
Trombone, by Mr. C,;ati; VI" viz
No 5. Fantasia, for the Pano, drawn from Rnsson
Airs, executed by Mrs Guiraud, Thukerv
TICKETS sold at the store of Johns e. Co Rr,s,s
essnPs, Brocard Il Nores, Alfred Moret, |; Ca,ev
and in the evening at the door of the Ball room.
april '''' =,
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we are authorized to announce Mr.. +. W. ScArEs
az Candidate for Alderman of the First Ward, Second
and to say that he will be supported bv
MANY VOTERS
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Camp. 81. Theatre.
ME1,ARIE JOCKEY CLUB

RACES.
SPRING MEETING, 1889. .hr
consequence Of the inclenency of III. weeeslf and
condition OF the track the remaining race9sver the
Mcta'rle Course will take place as follows:
Proprstors Purse, $1,000, three mile heats on Mon
Jockey Club Purse, ssoo' four mile heats on T.es
day. -
BY order of the Executive Committee,
april CENAS, Sec'ry.
cPERM CANDI.ES-3OO boxes various brands in
~ store and for sale by SHALL. t. BROWN,
oRl 96 Magazine s,
GT =: BUrTEN-5a a1ki?z; jus! !vc.!yel and
~ for saeh, SHALL u BROWN,
april Sc Magazine 81
EHLOUR-!7l iris landing frsn steamer Empress
l. for sale by DORSEY,
april a New Levee
bacon SIDES-INO casks Cincinnati cured in
a,r i'Gre' for sne by G DORSEY,
~ for sale by LEVI II GALE,
apr 80 Common st
SOAP-5r0 boxes Soap, james Gould, Jackson &
- Trowbrdgc, and J A NIortons, Tor sale by '0'' ~
ePll ! BRIDGE & Go, 1871 Magazine at
Sperm TANp'. Es-3o0 boxes sperm Candles,
apl q i BRlDcE h Co 1874 Magazine s,
VIE subscriber offers Tor sale 1850 bills FIollr $50
u bills Whiskoy; 50 casks Bacou Sides; 50 casks
Bacon Shoulders; 10 casks canyassed Hams.
aprI TtlOS b HCLI.EN. "a Camp st
WISDOM AND GENIUS OF SHAKSPEAKE
NOMPRlSINt; Moral Philosophy, Dcnentions of
- Character. Paintings Of Nature and the Passens-
seven hundred Aphorsms and miscellaneous pieces
with notes, &c. The whole making a Text Book for
the Philosopher Morast, Statesman, Poet and the
Painter.
The spirit of the East, Illustrated in n Journal Of
Irayes through Roumeli, during evenlnl period by
ID Urgnhart, Esq. Just received aud for sale by
april ALEX. TOW >R, ~ Camp st
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Elections for the LIST ward held at the Exch.ng
''"'e', 81 Charles street. in the Ro,nda up stairs.
!" the Second Ward. at the Municipality Hail.
in the 3'd Ward at Dan. Mctauey's corner of Huute,
aud Tchapitoulas street
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NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY


Alta Special Meeting ef the Directors or IN. Co,,
pany held the 18th day Of March, the flIo;ro
Resolutions were adopted:
Resolved that Con,m;,,ee orone h.. ,,o;,oa :, mr.
der to obtain IN. consent of ,hu lara. v,o,Llo., ~,
distribution of their stoc. over nm, ohw on, h,.,,..
shares ;-whereupon tl,e pres;,en, .,,o;r,od NJ wv
Hoffman on said Comm,tec.
| Resolved thnt the f,Iowno firm oco ,,,,.,.x, l.,
adoptcd Nv the Cop,m;,,ee :, 10 ,ro.o,.,l,.:.,..,
holders for their .;eoo,nres.
We tho ,,a.xs;r,.1 ,
| Orleans ,nd Nos,vlIo n,u pa, '0 Nv
loo s,,ar.. In La-....L... COMPANY 's'eeo'"e
.;Jo,, sc AL wi" '"f'"'' '"e RE-
namss 81 s,,o. , !" "ae. 'oF u.s. and :" on'
"'' SUI" ''e' """ a"o'e '"o shares standing in
ono I.r.' INV Wv ""''""' pau ny us thereon Of
.,ocl so ro,n;,a. ..' " "''e' ~ payment on the
SUN n w '',"'''' ny u.s.
e"' ''a. 'ae act OF incorporation Of the New
'"' !'"s"''''e ""'' Read Company-the invita-
~" "'e'" "eo ""t to our sister States t. become par.
e' 10 Tue undertaking, the subscription ofbalf million
ny as ''v' and the loan to an equal amount by this
a'e 30 many pledges Tor the prosecution ofth,t
~o'n, anu "a' me abandonment thereof would be a
'''"s'"s ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of the want of energy ind
resources IN the Stale and s inhabitants.
resolved. that the united aid of fellow citizens BY
SUBSCRIPTION to the stock of the Company. and pay
complexion OF the road TO the banks Of the Tangipoa
qua mus secure an immediate return on the outlay.
hes"Ved That the present stale of the Company, calls
of all inc energies Of the President and Directors there
o. ana that they deem their duty to make an annual
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FOR HAVANA,

~ The \ I fast sailing, copper fastened scbr,
HFf TEAZER, 1870 tons, Gresnlaw master, will will
sail Tomorrow Evening. ID Il April, For
freight or passage" having splendid furnished stnte
rooms to accommodate 25 plssengers hest of servants
and able supplied with the hest the market affords
Apply on board, 81 tier. below the Ferry, or to
april WM PORTER, 9j Common st
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nOMES71cS-30 bales A. Middlesrx and NertI,.
Il n baro brewi shcetng, landing from ship Senator
for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE g. Co,
l34 Magazine 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-01

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
-. S- ..5rt.-t'' February ill., 1892
Three thousand co,tou found purchasers Till, dav
Fusinrss transacted chiefly American desc iplous III
to Old. -
The sales Friday las. amounted to 10000 bags.
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STREET THEATRE,

NJ r: FREDERICKS begs leave to inform the pnb.
~. nc TINT his Benefit will take place Wednesday
next, April Sd, when will e acted ,r The first time in
this city, new play by II l. Bulwcr, Esq now perform
ing witt, distinguished success in ondon, called the
of Lyons. EtI ~ - 5
VI Box Rock now open. april1
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:
Consoas still heavy unar that the
question would mt he quietly adjusted Consn however,
have rallied to 92 to for money, and ST for
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FOR NEW YORK.

An The coppered and copper fastened
lTFfN ship Robert Browne" Chas. Mansfield ma s.
- ter, will receive freight for New York, and
meet with despatch. For terms urpI. to the captain on
board, opposite the Orleans Cotton rress or to
READ T. BARSTOW,
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EXPORTS

Z. .g Nlnfch ou lei9.
mATANzAs schr sahna. Cargo. 400 bz sugar, and
small lot fruit to Groniug.
HAVANA Per schr Emblem Cargo 81 hxs sugar. 1926 baci
coffee, TO G Vogesung, Caldwell & Trufaut.
HAVkEPer ship Lafayette Cargo TO bales cotton,
2 halfpipes wine
Per ship Antioch Cargo 1909 bales COTTON
LVERPooLPer ship Mic higan Cargo, i444 bales of cot
Per ship Star. Cargo, lO49 bales cotton.
Per skip ST Cloud. Cargo. 5000 bales cotton.
Per snip st Lei Cargo, 1877 Dales and
s-- 500 his -four
Per brig Birkby. Cargo 40 bales cotton.
NEW YORK. Per ship Maroduok. Cargo, Il9 BIS moasses
392 bales cotton, 10 hhds tobacco, 1910 bis flour,
p & Ills oil.
Per brig Wingsby Cargo. 2loO bis -four.
Per Tccumsch Cargo 1876 pork 700 do Hour
1858 OK hides l3u kegs buckwheat, 1000 bushels
s
Per brig Caucasian Cargo. 2l5 lids sugar.
schr Mary Cargo e63 bis pork, s5UO bush
VERA CRUZ. Per schr Water Witch Cargo dry coods
BOSTONPer schr AustnCargo, 2D00 sacks 200 bis
- pork. 200 sacks corn, ST bxs tobacco
sclr Exchange-Cago $50 bis -four 4i4
'' hides, 3tons iron.
GALVESTON. Per schr Gold Hunter. Cargo iron, books
castings &c.
Packe, New York. Cargo small lots oil rice
sugar. corn, furniture wooden ware cutlery
&c.
MOBILE Per schr Sum- Cargo 100 pieces bugging 81
rope, 5 bales twine lot pig iron, ~ lids sugar,
casks claret.
..........Per sehr Constitution Cargo small lots cof
brandy wine whiskey, gin. rope. baggiug,
soap, candles &c.
PORT AU PRINCE Per schr Ileoine-35O bis our SO do
9--. pork lS1kegs lard 243 pieces bagg ing, small
lots fish. rice, &C.
ATTAKAPAs Per .chr Fancy. Cargo groceries provision
De.
....,.........Per schr Warsaw In ballast.
COXS POINT. Per sclr Boston Packet Cargo, small lots
groceries. provisions, agricultural Implements,
SAVANNAH Per scr Robert Bruce. Cargo hds bacon
100 kegs lard.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-01

We are authorized to state on behalf of Mr.. CALDWELL
tina, he has had no hand share the formation nny
ticket hntsver. He is candidate without concert of
action with any one, and expects support except
from the unbiased opinions of his fellow citizens.
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ARRIVALS.
March %, 1889.


Tow boat Post Boy Limbert. from pass having lowed
arqae William returned the city with schrs Sab
ports nothing new. ' " " ' '''
4 90. ~ N''s' :" ~ "rot'he
4 Bsrnsud =. ' ~ ''' ~ lesehure
Steamer New York, Burge. from Cincinnati,
o,eamer ne'ocipede, Dal'nan from Natchiiochcs.
steamer ilia,a Carter. from Louisville
steamer T. Miller Frsbee, from Memphis
steamer Bunker Hull. Powell. from Manchester
steamer Ajax, Rater, from Marnsyie
steamer Dupree Gordon Fl ON Opelousa,.
S.ea.ner nex Porter Dorsey, from St Martinsville.
Steiner Norma, Haywood, from Opelouscs
Steamer lekn, Speak from Tcirebore
Steamer Columbian, Dunn. from Fulton
Steamer Teche, Chauvin from Na,chi,oches
tau Jones, Scott fiom Lafuurche
Steamer iazoo. Latham from Williams landing
Stean.ss John jay, Mason, from Fort Gibson
Steamer Commodore Brighton, from Cincinnati
Steamer Formosa, Robertson, from pttsburg
steamer Seal, Wiers, from N T. pass having left ON
tho evening 18th inst. Reports ship Groom at anchor in
SIDE boat Pacific lowed in large ship bright Sides
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GREAT THEATRICAL ENGAGEMENT,

CELESTE concluded her engagement on Suturta,
night, at the st. Charles Theatre to house crowded
from PIT dome-every seat was occupied in this i'm
nsnse Theatre, and large premiums offered for places
30 -f@St was The desire OF the Oreanais to see lhe
faVorte NSte last lime. Celeste has drawn to the 81
Charles Theatre in twenty four successive nights tn.
extraordinary sum of thirty thousand dollars and the
receipts of her four benefits must have amounted to
eigtkMousama dollars. Thus has ended an engage.
nent without parallel in the United States and we
might add Europe. At the ose of the entertainments
she was loudly cal ed for and her appearance, the
whole house rang with applause and cheers. She
made the following brief acknowledgment -
| Ladies and Gentlemen,
It's with no ordinary d"gree Of pride and satisfaction,
that now appear before you, tender my thanks for
LIE Kindness extended towards me during this brilliant
engagement Since last hud the pleasure of meeting
yon have fulfilled engagements in The principal
clties OF Europe and America and it is with pleasure
can say mat in none have met with warmer recep.
hon iaii RON ~ aud no where have felt more Mt
nome man IN New Orleans The history of my present
SoJoufh among you will never be erased from the tablet
VI my memory nor Will Orleans to be remen-
bered in the future, when shall no longer look upon
the kind faces now assembled before me- love France
it my native land but also love America for it is
| "'u ''haS' prosperity, and a hsme-it is
here nope TO pass the remainder of my DAYS Ameri-
ca-"'il never fad ME an ungratef, daughter and nv
sincere pray'rS, that our glorious Republic NAV lonr
continue united and happy-t,at it may flourish in
peace and be victorious in war Ladies' and Gen,le.
men, nden' and may New Orleans increase in size md
prosperity, nn she reaches that greatness and gran
denr to which by her position she is destined Nv ms.
wish Is that may meet you gil again in hes,, Within
the walls OF this magnificent t'mple--ysw Orleun's
boast and prize ~
AT tins moment from excessive fatigue, Celeste fan.
te' and wa carried off, s'ns" by Mr. Barton; but we
ar" happy to nfnn1er friends thu, she is fast recover,
ing ah1 proceed to Mobile in few days. If any
' were wanting OF the estimation in which Celeste
IS heo by ms community, the deep administration OF
'e ""o'ehee' and The numerous enquiries her hotel
all day yesterday quite sufficient, -
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CGWo'D-3o tons Cnmpeachy Logweod. land.
- ing from brig Asin, for sale Nv -.
mar So p WHITNEY, rae
" AN1'En

fr1m 900 to 1900 Shares Stock in CiG.ess Bank.
'INioSE wishing to sell, will do well 10 rn nm,
leave their names and ano., Of stock, n, ths s,n,.
s Lnssh y sylvester opposite the Arcnde. Country
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CANDLES 5 boxes sperm candles lust rece, G,
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MID SHALL II BROWN. 90 Magazine st
NAYOR1LTY OF NAV 0pI E,~S

MAYORALTf OF NEW ORLEANS.
A GREEhBLY to law, und in virtue of a resolution
is given, that an election for Aldermen of the
said Municpsiitv. will luke place on Monday LIST Apr
next from 9oCock A. NJ. until O'CLOCK r. Nj. at The
places ahd under the supcrntencence Of the
hereinafter designated TO witt
. st wart at the Exchange Hotel Inspectors JOIN,
Hewlett and William Mckeun. Clerk John Baain.
ard. ' """''''
fward at the Municipal hall. spectors Thomas
Toby and William Frcret. Clerk b Kendig,
I'd ward, at Daniel NicAnley's lnspectors William
L. Hep and James w. Behan. Clerk G. w. Hurdy.
New Orleans, l2ll, March 1889
INTO ----.--------- G. GENOlS, Mayor.
Make DE La NOUVELLE ORLEANS
fONFO!tMEMENT a Ia Ioi, ct en- vrrtu d une RI.
~ solution dn Conseil de la Muncipa,e N
deux avis est donne que l'eection des Aldermen do
IN dtr MuniciPnte. auln lieu Lundi, Ter Avril pro
Ghan' depuis neufh eures du natin squ cinq heres
de Panes midi, dams les lieux ct sous la direction do
Pcrsonnes c-aprts designees, savor:- NN'
ier district, rExchange hotel. Inspecteura lab,
Hewlett and William Mexican. Greffier John BRAIN
aid. A "'a'"
ID district, la n,aisnn mnnicipale Insoec,ev,s
Thomas Tobit an William Freret. G,etfier Hsn;.ma
kendig. '"9a"'
'',ne .lis.rct, chez Daniel McAulcy. Insnscto,,rs
". !. Herr ami james W. Bchan. Greifier Choroe ~
iiudy. ''se w.
La NoveIle Orleans, - Mara 1899
mo = c. GENOIS, Mare