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EXCHANGE READING ROOM.


'Nllt proprietor has re-fed his Reading R,,om, in
L the 81. Charles Exchange, Corner u Grasiev
aud 81. Charles street, IN the neaiest manner. f
BESIDES all the principal apevs Of the Unifod States
OF every city and state. the Cunadas feAns md Me1
GO and lavannn Inc room is regularly and extensive.
y supplied with the latest European papers, toyd's
Lists. and P,ico's Price Current. AFRO with nearly
n" the Literary Per odicnls Of the day, md has The
publications Of the London Ed;nhurg, Wesmins,er
Metropolitan heviews and Buckwools Magazine. The
North American Review; the southern lite1,,, Knict
h"ckcr, The American Journal af Scences and ARA
Cnl'im, Miscellany Democratic Review, t;cn,iemen's
Mex c" Chirnrsicsi Review ana variety sr uheps.
All these works regularly snn.cr"rd ~ anil rree;
vrd. he room u also snpp'iei With age variety
f"mP- an! "nses, Niles Hcess,eS, tsvy's ltAe Cur
'rn'rm II. commence. ncn,, Gaxau sr., and variety
of work, Of ref, renee,
Il" mos, a',ivr l. 'eiligrn; eoileciosS Pm
H"'r :" give the rariet sval,, and pains NM -
rrn'r viii he srnrcd 10 render this Rnaine its",n hs
ir-, Iin- Unled Stntcs.
S"h.c'a,''"n' NE respectfully sess;se'.
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Camp 81. Theatre.
Last Night but -Four oft Season
TKEASURER'S BENEFIT.

+. ~
Messrs. G Holland, II Barton, 8 Browne, and 4
Scott Of the st Charles, have very kindly vols
unteered their valuable aid.
THIS EVENING, APRIL 4, 1886, g..
Will be presented the 4th act Of
:" VENICE ESERvE
JaAier, Mr. Barton. Pierre, Mr. Scott.
BciSidera, Mrs .Greehe.
After which, the 18th Act of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir Peter 1eazle, Mr. Johnson Chas Surface, Barrett
JOS Surface, Fredericks. Lady Teazls Mrs Barrett.
Mr. Archer will sing farewell to the Mountain"
After which the laug,abe petite comedy Of
THE SECRET.
Thomas, MIR Holland. NJ Dupuis MIR Frcdericks.
Cecile, Mrs Greene.
Mr. Hodges will sing "My Sister Dear =
After which, the Farce of
RA1SIN TIVE WIND,
Jeremy Diddler, MR. S Browne. Sam, J NJ Brown
Fancy Dance by Miss Wray
To conclude with the Farce of tho
IRISH TUTOR.
Doctor O'Toole, MIR Green,
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Mr.. T. Mrs. GREESE's BENEFIT takes place 10 NOR.
row evening, on which occnsion Know less beautiful
play of the Wsckcrs Daughter, and various other en-.
tertainments will be produced Those who have wit.
messed the uniring Efforts Of Mrs. Greene and her
general excellence, will not be backward in rewerdng
her exertions, now the opportunity is presented Mr..
Greene in one of the very best of Irish
characters on the American BOARDS as any one who has
enjoyed his Irshnlun in London testify. The way
to produce revolution in tho Drama, and to elevate H.
is to reward merit and responsibility in actors
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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
C1.EARANCt:S,

April ,. 1892.
Ship Leo ard o'''s"' Carpenter for i;ys:p Gm .
Ship TaIoyrand. Webb, for Liverpool
George Bedford & CO
frie irandec, Gchrs for Baltimore, G Bedford
Brig Washington, Thompson for Philadelphia.
Brig brilliant Boggeshal, for Hartford, master
Brig Franklin, Smith, for sacrafcious,
Scr Mary Jane, Caro-, for Pensacola, Master
Schr Ieazer Grcinaw. for Havana, NJ Porter
schr berry. Kelley for Boston, JThayer 4 co
Schr Mokena, Butler, for Boston, Kidder + Head
Steamer United States freeland, for st Louis Master
ARRIVALS.
April 3, 1899
Tow boat Pilot, Clarke, having io~ed to sea shin yek,
city with ship Osceoa, brig LAUREL and sloop Water Witch
ieft the bar on the 2and inst. Reports nothing Cd
Tow boat Tennessean. Paullns. from w Pass, having
'owed to ships Hamilton and sara returned to thu cy
with scrs Hero Henry staunc Junius and Ann MARS. c
'n sh ia, S on the LIST c' a. =, Nothing new
Brig Laurel Lut s days New York. bound to Grand
soop Water Which, Ion, from Sabine in ballast, to Mas
Steam packet Cubs Carson 40 hours from Galveston to
schr Henry. Clarke, from A,,akopa.
Hyde 4. bro '" ~
sp srh Junus Flanders, from Havana ss,h March, to
Br sc'r Henry, Towson from Tampco sand March, to Mas
scnr stauuch. Smith, from Alabama city, to Ma.,.r
Steamer Dupre Gordon from Opelouses
Steamer Cumanche Mcouown, from Williams Landing.
Stea,ser Ozark, Hozea, from Fort Gibson.
Steamer Iomochichi Hart from Attakapas.
Steamer Madison, Scott from st Louis
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baush, from Florence and Tusr
bia. ~ "
Steamer VIM French, Reid from Louisville
Steamer Washington, Ssrack. f'om Lafourche.
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL ship Leonard Dobbcn. Cargo 1878 bale.
W.
Per ship Rhode Island. Cargo laos bales of
- cotton
BALTIMORE. Per brig trndee Cargo $40 bis pork 1907
Kegs lard, " bales cotton, IL bis talow, and
PHILADELPHIA. Per brig Washington Cargo. ~ bale.
COTTON w Casks bacon. 6i5 kegs and ~ bis
lard. eGn bis pork. 100 bxs sherry brandy, 70
bundles deer skins. 50 beef hides
h'RIFoRDf brig Brilliant. Cargo 67i bales of
sACRAFlClogs PEI brig Frankio Cargo. 2ao bis -four
ESQ bis bread, 10 do vinegar. 3 do snuf, 90 cord
BOSTON Per brig RUSSELL Cargo, 'a7s bis -four 500 pig.
Per .ehr Berry Cargo go bis pork, 465 kegs
hif bis lard, ESQ bags corn. .-e''
lard, 50 bis -four. S bales cotton. 49, ~'' A's
Per sehr Mary Jane. Cargo. 100 bags corn
aos.. sss ssS s s%. S. ,es ~"o brandy
schf Teszer Cargo, 1850 kegs lard 100 ii,
ST LOUIS Per United States, Cargo Sea.ks hard
ware, ~ anviis.
IMPORTS
NEW YORK. Per ship oseeoIa-c.rco. s. bale, hay to
sinYs p, p Per-. biz Laurel, ,y,.
Maeter " ~
ATTaRAPAs Per sch Hesry. Cargo 50 Lds ,us ar to
Per packet ahs .ca-eo. % HI. pesron nuts,
gLs, Ts I.y' u empty cAsh'. 4 bales prl,fic-.
fAAfico' e, 'sh,Ann Maria .Cs'go, In taa., to r
= Il
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Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Glass Al
1875 , p II Is 81 81 % 60 50
THIS DAY.


Capital Prize, $4,000! Tickets only 50 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
4 1LASS No. AZ. Authorised by the Legislature o
- the State. 10 b. drawn April 4, 1889, al ocIpcl
+. NJ at Bishops iiotel.
$ DAVIS & co, Managers.
rs Drawn numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots
Splendid Scheme.
"sl4 Prizes' amounting to s9s,s5s
Tickets 00-Halves OO-Quarters Soc
Packages Of Is Tickets for $50 90 warranted 10 dr..
at least 1924, Packages of IS Half Tickets s25 O9
warranted 10 draw at least $l2 on. Packages of 25
IS 90. ~ via" a' 'sas'
For packages of single tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
ID Chartres st, and at the corner Of st Louis and Char
reg sts. april 4
tNLoUR-l5OO barrels, ia fine shipping order, far
sale by q. DORSEY,
up > Al New Lever.
NRACKERS-5n bbIs butter aud water Croc1ers in
~ store, tor snie by DORSEY,
adr, a new I.cvre
n nnI Lemon iii At New York price.
- it'lnken ty ,l,srer- apply at
II itINNAREi.'; Store,
Hpri corner Matches AID Tchapitouus sts
NJ ANNA FLAKE. large an. small, landing, 10 be
iVA soi,l,,y The care, al New York prices. $
- u BDNNAREi-
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u PRINTED nj tie shortest Notice, in Ne moss
siccnnt manner, sn Black Caforc lSRs, N Enamel.
led, White Enke, or Plain = sfaeet1 CxROs, and
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Sese' al New and Benndfnl fsHnts Of TIrz Asvs
Just been a,Atsi to NE EsfaAssks~~rI
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WASHINGTON BALL ROOT
Dress & Masquerade Bali

81, Philip street, between Royal & Bourbon.
'1NHE Manager of'he above named Ball Room, crate
full to his friends and the public fo' the unparal.
lced patronage bes,ow ed him Tor several seasons,
respectfully informs them that the establishment has
been enlarged for the amusement Of VISITORS, and uI,
degone immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality Of liquors. and Inc RessNnra, i'll BE-
kept by the ablest Restaur",rur the aa,eo States.
The room will reopen on Saturday evening, ord "
November next. BY
GRAND DRESS l. MASQUERADE BALL.
and will take nlace rs usual every Monday, WeaNss
day and SAturduy evening, during the season, which
will and on the LIST Of May, 1882
N. g. The grca test attention will NC paid = keep
ing perfect order ,hrong hon, the es'ubshnsn Wal
done last
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TIE MARKETS..


ST. Louis MAEKEr, Thus Stay, Murh y.
The importati II If g,ncfrie-, lmr.n. the week, has
ben comparatively light. Prices ultnut the snlr,r
There Inns been good bnsinc dnc ,h the count,
merch".tS this w.rk-their empty shelves and vacant
store rooms, which the low Stage Of navigation of last
fall and wi ter can ,rd has br1ph, them In u,r
in SOUND aud the great number OF heavy laden Ioats-
some Of The largest claSs-"hich have departed for the
Missouri Upper Mississippi and Illinois rivers, plainly
sh'" that ei. visit market has been frniIess
We notice slight decline in Aour.-From the mill we
quote the same as las. week, So IS 90, and dull
Republican,.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Feb l6.
COrrON-Thi- week opened with an ex tensv.
business in Cotton. Sea Island is in request ut ex
IRENE rates. Egyptian being Offered more freely, it
some Instances buyers have obtained advance of Id
peril The sales OF the week amount 10 9i31 hulcs
including 5000 American spec uation-380 Sea Island
% - to 36; 30 Stained do - to ID 1854 Upland Il
to y $40 Mobile 10 to g. 757O New Orleans to 3
The saes, to-day, are $50 bales to the trade.
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"a The and fast sailing ship CORlO.
TM j.ANUs, Captain Tenney, W have imme-
<E. diate despatch having the greater part of her
cargo engaged For freight Of 100 bales cotton or pas
sage, apply to L. GALE,
april 81 COmmOn at
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Houston filed ther1ecara,ioa- recording their inten-
tons Of becoming citizens Of Texas. What batter
commentary desire upon the slanderous articles
Of the northern journalists relative the character Of
| our citizens. IT a.
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TUST received by the latest arrivals from Hsv,s
- splendid collection Of Artas brushes, paints. pal.
ets pallet knives, and water eolcrs and
water e"ors prepared with honey and va,n.h for do
walnut eascs, for porra, painters pastel of
every color pencils of every size; varnih brushes n
an! round, very large size Canvass already psspAScd
colors. brushes, elegantly fitted up, &c &c.,
Splendid Albums superh,y bnuna and gilt; eosour'.
Of every. description, by cake; sign and ornamensl
tools and pencils and great quantity OF articles VI
taste which nre too hume rous to detail.
The principals Of Academies, Teachers Of Drawing
and Painting, will do we'll to call a, the stors Of tho
subcrber which will accommodate the ainateass and
artists favorably. MONDELL1,
No So Camp street.
Dealer in Ininta, Oil, varnishes and Fancy Articise
for painters wholesale and Retail, mar I'm
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LATEST FROM ME,ICo.-We have conver.ed with
the captain OF the schr. Ann Maria lie left Tampco
on the 2lst ult. Gen. Mexiu had arrived at Tampco
on the day befure but intended Gen. Urea was ex-
peeled the day The vessel sailed. 1t rs reported at
Tampco that Urea had been defeated in two bnt,les
with the Centraliss, whose troops 700 strong, we're
about 10 leagues from the town.
Some fears entertained for the suEtty Of Tam
piro. The federal tr,o in the place reckoncd at
1000. The U. :. Cutter sill in port.
As this vessel has had passage of II d,ys, md All
other was to leave rampico two days after her, may
look for further accounts o.day or tom
TAMrIco, March II.
By express, which arrived his mo min We have
an account OF signal victory obtained by the federal
army over the OTIS of tvrnns.
II. Z III BERAT1NG ARMY.
IUsrAS, March Is, 1889.
have the satisfaction to announce tn YOU that Just
now mt oclock the federal army has uhainc n,us
complete triumph the division of til. vanguard ii
the central tr,'nps conman led by Gen. Gus. have
only time to state that after three hus snd half OF
the lnte firing, the notion ,n,tr} by cnp'uln-
ton, in which it has been agreed that the whole army
OF nssailanfs shall fall back Mexico hv re.ul II
marches During The action IN ode :.OO ,s"< r.. and
j"e afterwards by l5a OF Ir rrnr.lst all their
AT, ery, mules aud baggage 350 m'-krt~, aud many
other articles have fallen into on: hands. lost 9TH
cers"rd II soldiers kiiI-. THE cncmv's loss amounted
10 officers M a. privat"s.
JOSE ANTONIO MENlA.
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No successor had been appointed to Lord Normandy
in the Leutenancy Of ireland, who had been appointed
to succeed Lord Glenelg, as Colonial Secretary.
Matters between Belgium and Hola nd look much
more pacific, and the latest papers state that Leopold
had actually accepted the ultimatum Of tho London
Conference.
French weasel was fitting III Chcrbourg for the
transportation ola regiment 10 Mexico.
Consos the I4th were 92I3.
The Brussels Independent Of the lh ult statca That
another banking house ut Degc that of Messrs v. Inns
stopped payment the assets will be far above the
debts
The Hendelsblad quotes a letter fiOm Frankfort stat
ing that the 9Th Division Of the Federal army, being the
contingent Of Nassau ud positively march for Bel
| GUM in the name Of the Geri.anc Diet and confirm
ing the report that f Belgium should refuse adhere
to the treaty Of the twenty four articles she would
have to be blockaded by England, France, and Prus-
STA.
A later from Frankfort states TINT Prince Frederic,
of Hesse Darmstad at presen, in command Of division
at kongsberg, is ill the post Of Gov Of Iu xcmhours
vacant by the death Of the Landgrave Of Hcsse HON
burg.
The Liverpool cotton market the latest dates was
in very Illuminate state, and in some instances de-
cline Of i'd per ID, had been submitted to on American
The grain markets firm, hout any material
change in prices.
Either the Marquis of Tavistock or the Duke of Sus-
expected to snccsei Lord Normandy, the late
ord Lieutenant of Ireland colonial secretary, in
the vice regnl cluir
The Irish Secretary of Lord Morpc,l, has been u,als
one Of the cabinet.
Mr.. Butler, it believed, would receive the mn.
pontnlentment of Under Secretary to the colonies.
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PENNSYLVANIA CASAL.-The Harrisburg Key Stone
says: the water let into the canal on the 81 st ult
and that business had commenced briskly, five boats
having been dispatched with upwards of l4l tons of
freight for Pittsburg The packets were to start on
the ed
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FOR IlAV ANA

1hts Day.
IL The packet schr TEAZER, will sail this
TfM day. Passengers will please be on board this
!E day, at O'Clock, 3 tiers below the ferry.
april4 W. PORTER.
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DIED

DIED,
On ID pri, 1885, HELEN, youngest daughter of Ben
jamin Whitney, aged six mouths.
1.-THE friends and acquantainees Of Mr.. CHAs. LOUIS
GARNER, dec eased Arkansas last summer are respect
fully invited attend his funeral which take place at ~
o'clock this evening" from his residence Of Union and
Baronne streets.
New Orleans, April 4th, 1889,
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NfRTL 3, 1857
Extract from the Minutes of the proceedings of the
Board, held this day.
Resolred, That the names of all the Stockholders
owning above hundred shares, who refuse to dis-
butte their Stock pursuant resolution under date Of
the 2st day Of March last, well as the names Of all
those who consent distribute ih.ir stock be pub
lished. JAMES H. CALDWELL.
apr at President
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Some feeling is manifested by large and respectable
portion OF our merchants account of the course of
their New Orleans Consignees. IL we understand the
cause of complaint, it is this: large amount of
goods have been shipped by the New Orleans Com
MISSION Houses for this city and save few cents
on the hundred have shipped upon boats not in the
regular trade, the age Of which renders it extremely
doubtful whether insurance will hold in the event
OF loss. This, besides doing an immense injury TO
the regular boats and shipping interest of st. Lons,
has been productive Of great and very vexatious deay
thereby in many cases, producing injury and da.
mage to the merchant than the difference Of freghts
between these old boats and the regular boats of the
trade There are one two of these old boats now on
the river toud for this port with urge freghts which
are several days behind their tne and about which, on
account Of the delay and the uncertainty whether any
insurance will hold them, there is deep nefes,
manifested than we have befre seen upon The anne
SUBJECT 1t either is lost, the goods much injured il
wi! give g,ouuds for litigation with the New Orleans
houses, for the Insurance Offices here viii
resist paying on them-St. Louis Republican.
The above is commended to the attention of our conf
mercial men. II the complaints founded in Justice
and TRUTH remedy is necessary, and the sooner i.
applied, the better for mercantile community In
stead Of weakening and contracting our arms of trade
every exerton should e used strengthen and expanc
them. In all their Dealings the first principle which
should guide merchants, is straight. forward honest
and strict attention, only to ones own interest, bu
to that Of consignor il It vera ones owu Nohn.
conduces more to the business and character of place
than the reputation which may he acquired BY its mer
chants for prompt attention and liberal views-ir de,l
FRS and pu.ctral men.
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LATEST FROM EUKoPE.-The Siddons arrived at
New York. the 10Th, ult. bringing Liverpool dates Of
February 3D. and London dates Of the 10th. We annex
the most important items Of intelligence, condensed
from the New York papers: %
Canadian affairs form very prominent feature in the
debates in the British Parliament. Lord Durham,'s
port Of the state Of affairs in the British Provinces has
been published and has excited much attention.
The principal Recommendation is, that legislative
union should be effected between the whole Of The pro-
vnces in British North America. The powers of the
present Assemblies Lord Durham proposes n limit to
municipal, purposes the local institutions heing made
more applicable to the ants manners and habits OF the
people.
The Government to reform the Irish C0rpo-
rations introduced into the Commons by Lord Morpet,
~ the same rs that Of last siO, giving the franchise
TO f8 honseholdes, with great improvements
that after three years occupier shall possess the
municipal franchise who shall have been rated for the
three proceeding years under the poor law, what-
ever may be the value Of his occupations
In the House d Commons the 10Th Lord John
Russell explained the intended Government measure
the subject Of National Education. 1t places the s
Of f20000 Mt the disposal Of the President Of Privy
erection and establishment Of Normal schools, in which
schoolmasters are to be taught uniform system Of
education by which they will be enabled mpnrt to
their pupils more extensive course of knowledge
than the mere routine Of reading, writing and arith
metic.
the least CHARGE that the subject Of the repeal Of the
Corn Laws will be seriously ente ned by the present
Parliament.
The elections for the Chamber of Deputies engage
the chief attention Of the Paris Press.
The British Government in India are prosecuting the
war for the extension Of their territory there, with grea
vigor
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

D-The public are respectfully informed thatiho dis.
tinguished Tragedian Mr.. E. FORREST 10 eagatsd for
fifteen nights, and will make, kis fourth appearances
THIS Evening. 80 .t 1.1.
THIS. Ercaing, Aprit 4,
Will be presented the Tragedy, o.
Nletau,ora, f''-''] t M, FstMis
Nahmaoukce, - Mira Du6
Overture, BY Orchss.rs
I'd conclude with The Musical Farce d The
SWISS COTTAGE.
Corporal Max; Mr. Pags
Nalz 'Tieck, Cowsh
Liselte, Mfs IN Bar
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The Giraffe has arrived Vick.burg, where it is
being exhibited.
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LAW BOOKS.
DOTtifER Oh Obligations, Stephen. on Pleading
l. Olivet on Conveyances1 Tollcf IN Executions
Cow on Partnerships; Fonbanquc on Equity
Chonceys Marriage Right; Goul Ir,.i r", Sn
nptil2 ALEX TOWAR, 40 Gasp q
FIREMEN's INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
VTNf1E President and Directors Of this Company hays
i this day declared dividend Of 10 per cent on ny
capital paid in, payable to the stockholders OF theft
egu representatives., alter the the 9th insanes
apl 9 G. l.. TRACY, Secsetsys
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The CAMP.-ro-night, for the Benefit of the rrea-
su'er, whole most of theatrical talent appears at the
little Camp. The selections choice, and cannot
tai to give pleasure. First, we have Mcssrs. Baron
anu Scott, and MIS- Greene in the fourth act Of Venice
Preserved; so much for the lovers Of genuine tray, v
that the act will be meN done, every body will agree
Next comes the fourth act Of the School for Scandal
IN which is the celebrated scene They who love
comedy who love the pictures Of real life will he sure
10 ENJOY the performance, when such artists as johnson
Barrett Fredericks. and the lovely Mrs. Barre,t nre
engaged III the Development Of the sctne.-Thi. pm,
q" the School for Scandal, hos been considered a
perfect play of ITSELF During the evening" Mr.. Archie,
will sing Farewell tn the Mountain" from La Svl.
p''ie'-a song, which, when heard can never be-
enccd fr" the mrmory.-lt lis moroccan, Tint in the
hands Of Archer, goes home to nmo>t feelings.
=" tar S" good, "a the snying goes. Now comes
laugh'er-moving Holland as Thomas, in tho Secret
"r, llolc in the WALL Who eau forget The mi ri,ale
workings of Georges face when engaged in the mis-
ce'' PEI tanning to the part Of Thons! Holland used
IN fines g'nc by, to figure upon the Camp boards
This is his first appearance there for many ycars-lIe
will he hniled will, enthusiasm, by numerou. friends
Alter this. We nre to have My Sister Dear" by Mr.
Hodges, one of his best songs and onc which, in ON
oplnon. he Sings with great taste and feeling Tina
excnll!nt comedian J. $. Browne comes in cor ium,o,
with his fellow-nbocr in the same vineyard, J, NJ
Brown, i'll Raising the Wml.-We present for this
t'rce most brilliant Ego off," Mr.. Greene will per
torn the part of Dr. O'1ooe, in the Irish Tutor as
finale to the entertainments.
such powerful and attractive bill has not been pre-
senlcd during the whole srasnn look at the taen
assembled on the occoson and take into considerable,
the variety Of the selection. We hope to full
lo Use.
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Major General Macomb was to have left Washington
on the 2st uIt, to take command Of the army at Flo
rd". What will be the result OF his presence there,
remains TO he seen.
Gen. :ayor will remain on duty in Elor;do.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-04

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