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foreign intercourse in which we have been placed by
t's enormous and unhealthy growth II the cotton
:he Liverpool, Times, speaking Of the excitement, on
.nr lr"nt'er with more GOODNESS and Judgment says:-
mere seems to have been heat and yioenc. on both
soos bat we confidently hope that The general govern
ents % the two countries will he sbs to prevent any
suspension OF The friendly relations and useful inter
course now existing between The countries. The
Sn"e territory in dispute would pay til. costof
'orn'shts wartare."
H., urtat complaints are made in the Spanish capital of
me continued inactivity Of Generals Espartero aud
van ta'en, the first only marching from Hare to Log
rnn", and the second from Vale cha to Segorba and
M1rviedro, although the Christine army now consists
.. infantry, with QUO cavalry, which will soon
he further in reused by the Of 10000 infantry
AMI 4'"'' cavalry now recruiting
RIO p'ta Pizano, the Minister Of Finance, md the
noha hia head OF the Cabinet, was about to conclude
Ior ''' month, three for April, and three for Muy. In
tins accommodation us usual, tn. taxes were tn be
pawned to The bank for double the amount in paper.
The Madrid Gazette .f the 18th has udyices from
Bugos Of the 10TH stating that Balaseda is still hotiv
pursued ny kodrigW hut AT the same time. are
tod that the Cnrst chief manages levy contributions,
"hh"ut hndrance, on the main road 10 Madrid. He
w"s last heard Of at Oquellas, town between Amanda
ind bsrsoa, in Old CASTLE. The Eco del Commerce.
mentions the Inst movements Of Esparcro to Los Arcos,
wh , falsely represents M"rot" to have evacuated
on ne stl' offering battle 10 the Christine lnder
m chef. which refused Baynhne letters Of the
ihth state that Don Carlos still Tolosa the
4'h: The new council Of state nearly formed, &
would include the name. Of Father Cyril President
MARQUIS Of va'desrina Er!o, Count Casa Egsa, and
Otal. Tho Ministry will be Piscns, as the Premier;
Marco del Pont, for Finance and Non,erero for the
War Department. Some Of the -xi, IS have quilted
Bayonne.
According to III. Rayonme correspondence Of the
ION INST Of the Paris Quodienne, al expedition, con
sstlng of the 9th battalion of the Carlis army under
Co,. Carnz"; the 9Th under ZnLlendo the 10Th under
SOTO: ndorC .l
with 800 do"o"iers and Two squadrons, division Of
3so' men, under the orders Of ten. Ortgosa, had
semoed at Beascon the ill., with the intention Of
passing the Ebro to enter Castillo
Barcelona Letters of the 18th, published also by the
Suod'enne alule to the great discomfort Of the Cnta
Ionms at the prospect Of treaty Of commerce being
concluded between Spain and England, the effect Of
winch would lie Of rninous consequences to the manu-
facturerS IF Catalonia.
saiencla and Ar,agoD equally opposed to the
treaty, and in few days federation Of tile three pro-
vnces would render its execution impossible. 1t IS
also affirmed that the corporations de,e mined to
prosla'n the independence Of the provinces, and
went 50 ,r as 10 propose the acknowledgment
charles the Fifth upon condition that he would sver
form All ALI nee with England.
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NoT.CE.rls woprie'ors of drays Nos 1914, 1903,
~ nss, 70 AM w ars requested return their
llnaa, wih0uI delay 10 go - - -
az PETER LAIDLAw. sc Camp =,
WHIsKtY-IOO bbIs Whiskey, landing from
w steamboat Persian, fur sule by
e2z s 9. DORSEY, A New .Lsyee
DklNTEk'S lNK-Iasf received from I,.I0 :.
- Chan'tleef large invoice of Joh,son and In.
rants ne ~ ., book, sndjob ink and Tor sale nv
w - ToWAR, ~ Camp n
RRoNANs BoVrs-.6 cnses, prims kin bro.
- s:ns; sa.ra sizes, landing from ships John Dun
~ BRIDGE 4 Co, 1874 Mag . ne st.
RUSSiA SHEETlNGs-l5 bales, landing rum
Il Y ship Jolln Dunlsp for sale by .s''
"a BRIDGE & 20, 1874 Mngaxne Il !.
Une MN ClalrHiNG-26 cases, W II assured
sAs ~ ! BRIDGE l. Co,
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
CELESTE'S BENEFIT.
And Positively Lust Appearance This Season.
Grand Gala NIGHT.

Boa Book Noc Opcx.
GARD.
rELESrE Respectfully Informs her Friends thu,
oher BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE il,
fixed for
THURSDAY, April 25 1889.
For which occasion she has grea pleasure in announ-
cling The following
Exfraordina ru Mouclfu and AAA...As.~u
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OROER OF Equal FELLOWS

ORDER OF EQUAL FELLOWS
fFNHE Members of the American Sun Lodge of Lon
isiana are requested To attend adj puried meat.
ing this evening" Wednesday, ut their Hall No. ST.
Of importance will be transacted. All equal Fellows
i'll the city are respectfully invited to attend.
By order Of the President,
aa4 1t G W b Secretary.
TO WINE MERCHANTS.
SNHE Subscriber begs state, that he continues to
l. forward 10 Nesil~ q ESLER Il Co, of Rheims,
and to Mr. FRED. GIESLER, of Cologne, orders
from wine merchants for shipments Of Ehamragnes and
whatever label til may choose to design, thereby
giving them the advantage of mportalons with their
own brands. As The reputation of the vines shipped
by he above houses has been so long and so fully
'abised, parties may rely on receiving the very best
quaiity possible at their various limits.
10 houses residing where there is no direct convey.
ance tro" Havre or Ro!erdam for the shipping Of the
wines the subscriber will receive and forward the same
without any charse of commission.
" DCUTHBERTSON, IA Broad st, New York.
Sole importer Of Giesers c"pasnes and Hooks in
FLOUR-l2OO Urls il store for sale by
WIITSKEY-l50 barrels in Store, for sale by
w a24 DORSEY, A New Ltvce
E~i:OCR-IG, brls landing from s,ennlboat ChanceI-
Il lor and for by q DORSEY,
a2l A New Leves
HAY-loO bales Northern landing from brig Alice,
- opposite post NO l, second NIunicIpnlitv, and
for sale by SHALL. Il BROWN,
april "a SO Magazine stree,
VINAR-a0 barrels tar landin, from brig Alice, and
Il for sale by SHALL g. BROWN,
aH SO Magazine st
T ARD 4 FLOUR-5O0 kegs superior IenfJard and
IL $50 bbls fosr, landing this day from steamer Per-
sian, for sale by STETSON & AVERY,
a24 A. 80 Gravier IT
RAGGING-Kentncky tagging and bale rope Uf
- superior quality, tor sale on favorable terms by
aaj STETsON l. AVERY, IS Gravi err ct !
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LIVERPOOL TOBACCO M,RKET.

WAKCH
me Ga'ei lust month"; and nearly all this has been
inese laa been no decline, except some little in two quail
nes since the lat inst sales are 5OO hlis II o
Ireland W 90 export and about 900 10 man
eactoen-ohat full pricsS except the ,Iinnry quail
Hee aad strips Virginia consider I've up T.. I'D
n In with PAP hlids. "' ~"
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~. LONDON, Murc, %.
I9s late adsices from America agree in confirming
crrysons Inflammation regarding short production 81
ooaeeo TINS year. IN consequence of whic, Importers
aal1 extremely hrin and no reducti whatever has
been accepted although the transaction for week or
Two past have proved only lrhng. The following are
0olomhisn ! I'd per ID in bond Cuba in rolls l. al
% per ID do do Turkey ga lid per ID do do; ne fresh
sns sPlnness I'D l2 id ID do do; Havana and
sne Gsbs 80 I'D rev IL do do; Kentucky und Carroll
~ y: 70 per u do do; Virginia ord 6-!a7 l-2; d,
pan hkss e9i-2; middng 9 l-2 10 IL per ID do
10 hntslack y y l.2 per do do; Maryland ordr,
nary serbs per ID do do; do brown and cuf, r.
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II OAF SUGAR-Yarious qualities il store, and Tot
L sally bv SHALL T. BROWN; ~
96 Magazine street, Agents to lafayette sugar fensty
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ST. CHARLEs.-Celese's engagement terminates this
evening. All those who DESTROYS of seeing this
charming artistic, and "tfer name is esion,'' will
doubtless crowd to the theatre. She is in fine spirits
and exers her grcn' energies their fullest extent
She seems determined leave an impression behind
her that not destined 10 fade away MANY months
may elapse before she returns to us again-pe,haps
never but shall look forward to such an event.
1t is too gloomy for contemplation. We shall miss her
full sparkling eyes, md graceful form, and age dance,
and many "longing lingering Iook' will be cast to the
stage, where she has been the observed of all OBJ
Servers bu, shall see her there, save us the re-
collection of her perfection is reflected from memcry
Only look the theatrical card and resist the tempta
ton to visit tbs ST. Charles this evening, if you can
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!ovE.-At three years of age love our mnthers
at six, our fathers ten holidays ut sixteen dress
at twenty our s~ eetleats ct twenty five, wives
ut forty, our children at sixty, ourselves.
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FOR SALE,
A LOT OF GROUND on Delord Street near the
~ corner of New Levee. This lot will be sold for
thirty five hundred dollars.
ALSO
LOT OF GROUND in front of the Basin, with IL
two story house on it, This lot will be sold for two
thousand five hundred dallars-if immediate application
be made at No. 90 Camps
ALSO -- .'
Will be sold Ito FIRST appcan interest in three lots
on the corner OF Julia and Phi!ippi SITS. Apply as
above. 2w april %
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lHE DUrCHMAN AND HIS PIG.-"Te tefls in te
p,sr, aud no guot-s aur animal as my
wife Deborah. lump wife time she t,,n, too
lump her twice time she t,np again Int lump her tree
time anI she walk away quiet if she vas iaslt
,ump him way he runs head way after his tail ten
ven lump him way he runs tail vav after his
head, aud mine Got! after ioe:in each otter sh half
hour, he'e We are, near lie place from ten
ven va set Out."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

FLOATING BATHs.-The success of the experiment
made last year under the patronage Of H. W. Collins,
ESQ., should induce the construction for this season. of
Floating Bath in each Municipality. We are told
th great Efforts in progress in the First Municipa-
lity to procure the establishment Of splendid Floating
Baths in that part of the CITY, Why do not the Ferry
Company erect Bath House the other side of the
river7 Some en'crprising individual might make a
handsome profit by commencing early in the season.
The baths last year drew crowds. On one occasion,
saw hundred bathers in the baths. The water of
the Mississippi although turbid, is much clearer than
would be supposed from the appearance of that deep
mass of water as flows along The particles it con
ains, of sandy nature, and do not adhere to the
skin. The temperature of the water is delightful. 1t
is better, aud more nvgorating and healthy than the
waters of Lake Poncharrail.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

DR.. CoLLYERs Fourth LECTURE will take place
this evening, at the State House, When he will present
some novel and striking views connected with the
science of Plrenuogy-a subject which he thoroughly
understands, ard which he illustrates most happily.
From the crowded audience DIR. c. had hear his last
lecture, and the general satisfaction expressed by his
auditors, we expect TO him greeted by large and
fashionable assemblase Of our citizens this evening.
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A BSENTED herself last evening, the slave IA
"A MARY ia NE, about 30 years Of uxs and ~.
markably white fer slave u, when spoken TO has ts
accent Of negress i il supposed she has been ID.
will he paid for her apprehension, application to
a8 II w COLLERTON.
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FOR FREIGHT ORIHAPTER

~ The fast sailing brig ROME, Captun
TTfA Fowler, 24O tons reg lister, coppered and COZ.
- per iaSencd-i- ds:hnrging and will
DE- ready IN few days to TAX. in freight She carries
7OO. bales compressed cotton.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

LONDON STATIONARY & FANCY ARTICLES
just received per Washington, from London.
DAPER-English Drawing Of all sizes for rchitec
l. Superior blue laid, blue and yellow wove Letter
Copying paper, large and extra large
Embossed Az and super satin 8vo gilt edged note s.
motto paper. encl,used& gold l. silver bordere,
EnocIoppeS: white, tinted, enc,ased embossed
gold and silver bordercd
Manifold Writer'S: Wedgewoo1 and Ackermau's
t:abohic aud Senc Carbonic Books
London made folio copying machines
London pocket books u,,d wullets, real Russia
E!chased and seal head turtle shell Pen,olders
Illuminated morocco envelope cases
London prepared worries, for miniatures
London water coors in boxes and by the single cak,
Oxford and miscellaneous drawing houks
Ackermun's drawing pencils, in cases of and
Steel Pens: Perry's exuu fine, fine, medium, broad
and London bridge
London portable pens, in boxes of % each
Ink: Ackerman's liquid carmine Stephens writing
fluid, Perry's fluid, Molrison's and Terry's
cuured fluids
Elegant inkstands and rscritoires
London sealing wax and waters, and nil other arti.
eles suitable Tor Offices and counting rooms all Of first
quality. n Johns = Ca
mar 10 Nv Cor Of St Charles nrd {. MIRO
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

LCOR SALE on board the above bri.-lOO barrels
IL prime rum, W Fuys brand und 20 Pine spars.
Apply on board, opposite Spain stree, Sd Munici-
paiv. nJI
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FOR NORFOLK g. RICHMOND.
III The fast sailing, packet schooner NILE
E9M Captain Bell, will have immediate despalch'
:AG For freight Of $50 barrels pass ,ge, having
fine accommodations, apply to Capt on hoard OPPOSITE
Angle stores or to l. p VIII iNEV '"'
ali =. f,'
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world Of difficulty the question the ministry NAV be reca
ded a. settled. aud that will he constituted a. foows;
President of Council und of War, Snnlt
r"Trigh Affairs, Theirs,
Justice DAMN
r'n"hre' Human,
commerce., Dufuure,
,u"'c!'"r' Passy.
."a'ihe: Duprrre,
rune Instruction. Vcmain.
The ministerial had been fully completed
and from the Speculative ofih Paris press appears
mere are one or Nv" very important matters he settled he
tween the King Ministers, the political programme
OF The new administration to wit the Spanish question and
til" conversion OF the Renes Tho Constitutional however,
speaks q" the excellent undrranin members Of
the cabinet.
The Q""tienne ks that plan of the Court cedo
apparently but to resist Of fact has ecn hitherto
In thiuy followed and evident from the efforts of
the Journals To cal the tribnnpn teir pnns
The CONNIE that NJ humans first inter with
Louis Philippe the InEr received him gracinusly and
co"e ratunet hun upon having cnnuncel his opinions
10 the conversion of the Rrnte To this Human replied
teg the opposite seuse that the
GREETED have undertaken long journey comp
ments which he so little deserved
Papinean in Paris
However much little there he these conflicting
fpeeuatons for other the arrangement
CHninet was not officially published on the 2ntb.
The result Of the Brussels affair yer, beneficial effect
upon the French funds.
From Spain the intelligence up the 18Th ult CuIcron
formerly the Envoy To the United States has been appointed
Am"a'sad", to Mexico Argoz, the Envoy at Brussels
succeed Ca'deron Mt Washington. II is considered doubtful
whether General Rod will ept the Captain
de Nicer.
The Caste!iano refers Marquis of Mira
hores, the Ambassador in Madrid which he states that the
c'vh war was about 10 be terminated nv a marriage.
IN the interests Of humanity wish could believe this
story.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Third an, last night Of Nj adsmoiselle CELESTE
Tins engagement cannot be extended onene y ed in
consequence Of her numerous engagement in the West
and North. ~.
This Eec"ing, april "a,
Will Ike presented the. Drama Of the
MOORISH PAGE.
Ad,el, the Moorish Page, - CELESTE
Ei"do.n'r, Mr. Harrison
E'hack, De Bar
Lazy blanche, Mrs Greene,
Clotde, Plumer
After Which
will be performed the celebrated Dance
L'HIRONDELLE
o.erl"re, by Orchestra
To Conclude with The Grand Military Dram, co,,ed
THE FRENCH SPY.
Mathde de Meric, }
Henri 81. Alme, CELESTE
Hamet Caranlnly,
~I ~, "a bo'r'nont, MIR Burke
~, Eol' NC Conrcy, Harrison
Aohv. S Cowell
Marie Mrs Plumer
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krRENCH Playing Csrds-Just received irom New
York, full groce Of very superior double head
Cards, for sale by dozen grucc by
DAVID FELT Il Co, N Stationers' Hall,
aprl3 II Chartres 81
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

FUK LIVEKPtJUI4.
AZ The ] fast sailing ship OSCEOLA,
TfN Capt. Chds, will sail on Thursday next, and
AG- can accommodate or lOsteerage passengers
has ais" II House for steerage ssensers. Apply to
10 T. ] p WIiiTNEV
apI23 7aCnn,n s,r.o,
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PERIoDlcALs.-We have been politely furnished
with the ladys Book for Ma rch and the last number
Of the New York Mirror The publisher Of the former
gives very hat'ering of its SUCCESS lie suys
The great and unexpected addition which has been
made to subscription list, since the beginning of the
year, has kept the person employed in coloring our
plates OF fashion, constantly busy in supplying the
extra demand for the January and February numbers
Those VIII" want the last years volume of the N. y
Mirror or the present, Gun be supplied by leaving their
address at No 10, Exchange Puce, near the Post Of
flee.
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In til course Of the Opera
FIVE GRAND OPERA DANCES!
by Nl0demoiselle Celeste
In which She will Introduce several New and rllisn,
effects. ., .Id
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CURIOUS Calculation. No capitol in the world contains
IN single locality Of documents capable comparing
ce This establishment consists Of 29s halls, saloons aud
galleries. the walls Of which from the top to tho
after tho other they would form line of feet that l.
to ray' nearly equivalent to the distance from Paris ver
Ge! Il has been calculated that Thousand WRITER'S working
day eight hours day. would employ 734 years. % gener
sha. the number ofeave. contained these volumes
an, amount to which fopened aud placed aner
BY IS inches in width Now the circumference Of tho earth
r.., S being no more than than fee
given The qos"t so CIPHER which indicate. how of,en
oand of'era.y workmanship might encirce The earth 10
BY reducing separate leave. into compnc, Squares and
.esuos the' as material. adapted for building pyramid
sn ne constructed gu. Of them with square base. each
sue "nih would to % feet and it's height would there
fore DO as high that of Cheop the highest Of
IN: ca.: would be equal in volume many Of tho pyra
above stated exception. In fine. essily made
oe.nnns With the same datum. would show tho written
surface OF these archives taking tho front and back Of each
ssae .'''0 cover more 'n huff Of the department Of the
Dramatic Representation Natural to Man.-Trav-
eers inform u.s. that savages, in very rude state,
are found to divert themselves by imat ting event
IN common o {; but is not necessary to leave
own quiet homes 10 satisfy ourselves that dramatic re-
presentations natural man. All children degh,
IN m'mcking action; many Of their nusenents conss,
in such performances and IRE in every sense pjoys II
is cuious indeed, observe at how early an age the
young ofthe most initiative animal man, begin to COPY
the actions of others how the infant displays its
worlds sage." The baty does not initiate ,hose acts
only that useful and to he learned but it
ins!inc'ively Knocks useless and ,lnportant actions
and unneanine sounds, for its amusement, anu for the
mere pleasure imitation, and evidently much delight.
ed when it is successful. The diversions of children
are very commonly dramatic. When they are not &C.
curis with their hoops, and bills, engaged
some nrtillcial game they ase themselves in playing
at soldiers, in heing school, or at church. in song to
market, in receiving COMPANY; and they infinite the
various employn,ens Of life with so much fidelity that
the theatrical critic who delights in chaste acting will
often find less to in his little servants in
the nursery, than in his maesvs in theatre
royal When they somewhat older they ramatse
the stories they rend boys have represented Robin
Hood, or one Of his merry and every has enact.
ed tie part OF Robinson Crusoe and his man Friday
We have heard Of many extraordinary tastes and al.
tpathes, but We never knew M instance Of a young
person who was hot delighted the first time he visited
theatre. Ednburg Review.
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FIRE About eight O'Clock last cnine, fire occurred
four doors below Spain tho Lcyec the 3rd Num-
ciralty in coffee mud boarding house, four story brick
building the roof of which burned when the flames We re
arrested by the timely exeron of the fireman.
Another fire was raging al the ship yard, Slaug liter
House Point when Ibis paptr wont to press.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-24

COOKING POTAToEs.-An article of food so valuable
and in such extensive use the polatoe, densnds
more attention in preparing for the table than is usually
bestowed upon it, The wreched manner in which po-
atoes are frequently ed shows tAat the art is very
mrertecty understood the best method is foIlows-
Fill the boiler with water, add spoonful OF salt und
them; let them boil about half an hour, then remove
the boiler and p.ur off completely the water after
which let them heat about ten minutes, when they will
be done Some prefer cooking them with the skins
first, allrdging that the skin imparts them strong
TASTE Steaming them dry after The water is poured off,
reduces them to fine menly condition, which most so
much esteem. Some would Loi them nearly so
ll.nn ahnve str, ed -
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CITY BANK,
Mac nelonuu Esk As,rs1

New Orleans 9th April, 1888.
A + Meeting of the beard Of Dirsctors tssid this
- Day. the following Resolution was unanimously
Resolved, that oil notes under renewal in the Bank
Oh the payment ola cur,alment Of twenty per cent,
and the usual discount. The board Of Directors r.
serving the right require additional security III all
cases. where they may deem i necessary.
a8 K PAtFREY Cas1tjey.
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WASHINGTON ball RO0V
Dress & Masquerade Rail-

x, 81; rhilip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
v'HE Manager of The above named Ball Room .....
full TO his friends and the public 70, The ne.s.1
lsed patronage bes'or ed on him for several season..
,tssree'"l'y Informs them that the establishment, has
dersone immense repairs. The bar viii hs ,. 1nu uh
ny none IN quality Of liquors. and the Restaura. i; hs
Kept by the ablest Restuuru-ur II, the ;;e" S.,. ~
Nnvs ,oI WI. reope" on Saturday evening, 3rd of
GRAN DRESS & MASQUERADE HALL
Sa WI. wi. take place as usual every Monday Wed.e.
aaH anu SATURDAY evening, during the season. shich
N. d; me grea test attention will be maid tn l..,-
ng perfect order Throughout, the establishment, M ~
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