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Important Sale Of First and Third Municipality
Property-Improved and Vacant
gY BEARD. CALHOUN q co.

j. A. BEARD, AuCblOHecEs
he 81 Louis Exchange, without reserve, the following very
SEVEN LOTS or GROUND, fronting On 81 Paul street sna
each about 80 ieet 'front.' On 9 Aeu eee y
deer between First snd Second streets 49,. =
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, fronting on Second sIeel anu
measuring each nt BY 1853 II iss deep between Ioa-
louise and 81. Peter streets - .;.- ...h
about 30 feet 'front.' by 100 feet deep between First and second
Il NINE LOTS fronting Toulouse street, and measuring
about 81 fee 'front.' BY ITO feet deep between Van Buren, sna
s. TWO LOTS OF GROUND fronting Canal CaTonas =,
and measuring 81 feet 'front.' BY i04 se deep oes~esn ~
Buren, and Fourth ss
g. ONE HOUSE AND LOTr EInlre street nas ~ -. ~, gv
Emre street. By 20 deep On this lot y an eAeehsn
Frame House, rented 70 good tenanh Co. and
4 SIX LOTS fronting Coagress street re 3 ~ eeo
(reatsn aud measuring about 30 feet front by - 80
g. THREE LOTS, fronting en- Caacsy9 :, sr ~ ,@ ~ Casa
tasse and Conet Streets measuring each - u iest 4.
esyo street. IN s6 feet deep On the above prela y, ~
large frame Stable and good onsory Dwelling nov ~ y
Old Line Of Omnibuses - "a "a ,nop,ls credit. fol
Ts-msCne-third cash; balance at u ana y on = Vi
roes bssrae mortgage property Wnieh M Ia
"a bear interest the rate Of cent ~ 4sver u IN
Full particulars Of each properly W " is - -' -
once Auctcpeer the 20 ~ a. 8. Tuis Exchange
Plans Of said pnrpezty viii pc eAinD'- - - y 40
week previous % the SAFE
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REMARKABLE CASE OF DRoPsY.-We are in
formed by resident of Coxsackie, Greene county,
that there is at that place the most remarkable case
of higdisease on record.
The patient is a man of about 40 years of age,
and has for the last two years been under the RENE
dial care of DR.. j. B. Henshaw, but in his absence
has Of late been and is at present. under the treat
ment Of Dr. G. E. Burlington. The patient has I'M
dergone the operation of tapping 1856 times, and the
amount of water taken exceeds 600 gallons, 1900
pounds Notwithstanding this, the patient is in a
toerabIe state of general health.
Our informant also states that the above-named
physicians have expressed a probability that by q
strict adherence to the present course of treatment
he may yet entirely recover.-Albany ~ Atlas.
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Deg- Fanny Forester is not popular with the
English critics. One Of them says: " The tomb
of the second Mrs Judson is by her, hung with
artificial flowers of the most tawdry and common
place quality. Without simplicity there Is neither
charm nor profit in narrative Of tins KIND ana
Fanny Forester seems to have avoided simpli-
city with unusual fervor and entirely to have sue
ceeded in her escape from it's
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HIDE AND Go SEEK-James Barnett yesterday appeared
before Recorder Genos and made affidavit that he kesps
clothing shop in the Coffee House, No 10 Front eve street
which separated from the barFoom only by sia parti
ton. negro whose he does not know entered his
shop about yesterday morning and said he wanted
to buy coat While the deponent was shswng him some
coats Pc TOOK one and threw II into the Olroom The first
baOom to find his coat but Just a. he entered the article
was seized By negro named Fra .cis Fondane and gve
another pitch Ali this in ne dark ard The coat afeI
a long search est ndane and half dozen Other
nnd seek
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ANTI. CHOLERA-Watchm Ludwig, of the First NUM-
cpaity, caught a named James Outline, on Tues.
night in the Beef Market with piece OF meat IN each Of
his coat pockets taken from of the stalls James said he
had always been disciple OF the vegetable olet system
but since the keo0Ta has made its awful visitation he had
taken to meat.
" Yes" said the Recorder, it appears you have taken
meat and meat that did not belong 70 you"
We'll doesn't deny the waTnt mine. but YOU
Honor according to the law OfhOd hengand haint steal
ing 10 take sum meat TO eat when ones starving.
" You starving Why you re covered with supeIabun
dent flesh enough TO live fortnight on your own fat
" Well 1 IS pretty much your Honor says " answered
the fellow trying hitch bis breaches up reef or two owe
the airs but they says fat people the first victims Of
keOoa and what's the odds whether man takes piece Of
meat for anti-keolora or anti-starwation "
akah tn nFieo
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MURDER. We understand, says the Augusta
Constimdonalist, mulatto fellow belonging TO
Thomas Hackle, was murdered on Tuesday, 18th
inst, in house at the foot Of the Sand Hills. A
white man named Lewis Wellington Battle, said to
belong to Edgefeld District S. c., has been arrested
on suspicion of having committed the deed, and is
now in Jail. The negro was shot in the head with
pistol, loaded with buckshot, and afterwards beat
with bludgeon or piece of iron.
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CorORor's IRQuests-The Coroner yesterday held in
quest the body of slave named AEhuf the property of
Mr.. Hennessy. who was found drowned in the Common
ditch five OF six squares below the Charity Hospital
Verdic found drowned. An inquest was also held st
the BaEonne street Watch house. Second Municipality, on
the bO0y of white man named Henry Herwig, who was
brought TO the watch house from the seamb at Aexag
Scott, Tuesday night and died in the morning. The
Jury found that he died of cholera.
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sEc0Ep DIsTRIc.r CoURT.--Jvallity Of Jharriage--A
peton mas Desn lately flied in this Count By wife against
heI husDana Abe fair petitioner thgt she ineFmared
win eeh Doctor Of this city, the 18th December, ls40,
IN fha phia that when she contracted the marriage she
was or ey ignorant that the said Doctor was aeSdy
ms ned in New York. and that she discovered the TACT
ey BY finding in his possession letter written to him BY
hs former wife dated New York, Sept 1872 and while
the petitioner and the Doctor were living IN this CITY Ihe
suit for divorce and that the marriage with said Doctor De
avoided and annued The fair petitioner has also made an
affidavit for commission be TO New YORK 70 take
the testimony Of the t wife, prove tho facts OF the INST
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CoRREoTIoN.-In paper yesterday. il stated that
Thomas Fellows, accused By q. D. Bunee of swindng,
was examined before Recorder Genos on Tuesday and was
committed for trial before the First District Court. This was
reinstatement it appears. The fixed for exRmina-
ton Tuesday and the accused failing to appear,
ton of the attorney for the prosecution the Recorder decided
upon sending the papen before the First District Court The
accused says he not notified the examination 70
take place Tuesday and understand the Recorder
representation of this fact being made 10 him. has deie.
ined upon giving the case an examination.
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CORRUPTION AND HoARDING.-Keschen, the
Governor of Canton, in 1910, was degraded, and
his property confiscated to the Emperor. 1t con-
sisted Of 10000 ounces Of gold, 3,400, 900 ounces
of pure silver, 100000 foreign money, besides
houses and land to an enormous extent Hokwan,
Prime Minister, met with a similar fate a few
years ago but his property far exceeded the above
in value
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nR. PEARSON informs his patients
ID that he can be found daily at his ONCE fg0,
from A. n to r \. DF. Pearson 81 YfvAnNt.
many Improvements in Dental Surgery ere
TO well known and appreciated % REQUIRE snuMstalH9
Is BLOCK TEETH are particularly worthy ne etsnYsi
81 chose EsGaHg artificial eAel ~ pfes aif Assasq I
SSH ne dfQeHsAHe1t ~ eli bNgp - ~ tssasse r.
Fsass kffili Rta peaAh %H
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NEW GOODsi CHEAP GOODsi!

~ Al BROWNS NEW-YoRK STORE, mo- 100
Poydras street. ~ NJ.
SILK GOODS WateFed, Satin striped 1r0s ou Hehtn,
y Plaids, etc. super black Silk Velvet bomDazne eAua
fine Alpaca French Mernos, Aquiia Lustres baIeRes
Cashmeres De LANES French Chntzes entirely new design
and rich cOorings
GL0VES-fadies' and Gentlemen's Kid, Silk and Mode
Gloves Of al descriptions and finest quality r nges a1o
Gmps of all colo DFessmakers Trimmings 81 al kius.
400 pounds Of Whaeb0ne, superior q1ay by the pouhdV
smaller quantity cheaper than offered IN the CITY
STEEL TRIMMINGS. Steel Beads. OF finest qualtyS AZ
12z Cts per bunch; rich Velvet Bags Steel purses LepnyI
Wonted, Woned patterns and Trimmings Laces ana En-
IRISH LINENS = A good article Of pure Linen at ~
per hsEpiece; also fine quality . to 30 cts per yard
worth IS TO so cs also finest quality for bosoms ETC.
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.-A good article tor family
use per yad... Ginghas fast eoogs at ~ cts per
worth 10 cts per yard Keeys at 10 ctz. yaFdoWef
than can be bought at wholesale.
AMERICAN PRINTS.-A splendid assortment Of new
styles Mermac, Fall River and Cocheco Prints equa ~
cO0nE and design 70 French Prints and a. hail the pce o.
similar quality,
~ HE assortment Is yeU general. embracing alEnost
every article pertaining 20 Staple and Fancy, Gent
Furnishing and Thread and Needle Store With tacllqes
unsurpassed f0f receiving goods regularly from New OK
the steamers many Of them bargains IRON the New os
auctOua-and monthly saving OF from 9Qg to 41 IN rent
and expenses the above articles can be sold lower than can
be purchased IN the city without any personal saenhcs
NsYorsrs accustomed TO the low pnces Of the NORTH WI
end goods quite IS low as st any Of tbs cheap
In HeW Z OK city, M II
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EFFINGHAM SUGAR.-We have received two
county, by Mr.. Samuel Seidlinger They are Of
superior quality, and the product three barrels
to the half acre By the evidences we have seen,
we expect that Effingham will soon produce much
more sugar than is necessary to her own consump-
tion-Sav0nndh ReBubLicdn.
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NJ The London Chronicle states that Mails viii
be dispatched uia Liverpool, for British North
America and the United States, every alternate Fra-
day during the months Of December. January, Feb
raary and March, and on sv@y Friday during the
remainder of the year.
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COMMON REPORT

GAYS that the best HATS and CAPS in the city can
- always be found at the corner Of CHARITIES n
-, and CANAL streets. All persons desirng 81
- to know the truth Of the report, are respectfully ~
kinyfted to call and examine the superior sock
hsndcOnsistng Of Beaver, MOeskin, Cashier, SIX and
Gotta Percha HATS Fancy Velvet and Cloth GAPS. Tor
Ss;l5,en 40 STR j. DARCY,
Ss iIa 49, corner Chartres and Canal streets.
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TNAsMuCH as an that concerns CalifoIr

TNAsMUCH as all that California o. ne SlS
ara & exceedingly interesting 20 the public o. ne
present day think il will be 70 my interest @ ini9is ,
All those flying from the Cholera o. 20
No 10 GrayieT street up sai they nay VIZ ens Black
with some Of those Justly popular and very hne tis, Viz
Soft Fur California Hats. lately known ~ ~ o1bsrs
as which Hats. together with gea. sa Al prices
will offer At wholesale to the parties ~ oFoft a.
which will enable them to make Insli pssiv enhanced
well Is pleasure BY selling these Ia Il rave never heard
II fhe low rates al which can ,s4 4aI1 NJ NJ pferH
Gsavsr street up stain tfsee Iersev ufactureT
--o.'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMHRIoAN rHHATRH.

B. P GRATTAN. Stage Manager.
and E. s. CONN E viii appear Encouragement OF the
SABLE MELODiSTS, ior few nights longer.
TIHs EVENING Thursday, December Is4sThe perform
nnees with the thrilling Drama Of La TOUR DE
RESLE The Chamber Of Des2h-Buridan Mr. Z. s. Con
nsr Philip diAHlnay Mr. Pags Gagltisr d'Auinay, Mr. >
VORITE DANCE. by Miss LaFoest To followed
First ari Of he performance Of the unryaled SABLE MELO
OISTk A DANCE. BY Mr.. Thompson. To owed by
the second part the CONCERT, BY the sable Meolists
To conclude excellent Farce Of HIS LAST Los
,Cal CHAN, th he popular National Song Of Blan Bo
oihme, Mr. J. Charles Snares NJ hinssy' $780, Mr.
IuIis Miss Jackson Mrs. Banks Mrs. Tmoney Betty Aa j.
Laforest.
k Department under the control Of Mr. s. L Beelman
PTc 4ssio-Dress Circle IS Parquette Second and
Third Tiers 50 cents Co0ed Boxes, so cents Gallery Is CENTS
~ Private Seats be secured at the
tween he hours Of 10 A. N. and P. NJ BY applying TO Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer. .
Doors quar<0etore y performance Va"
az a quarter-past precisely. azo
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TENNESSEE RIvER.-The Tennessee river is
now in fine boating order, boats being able to come
with ease, up to the Florence Landing. The
steamers Campbell and Mustang, now ply regularly
between Louisville and Florence, and we under
stand that the new boat Mogul No. 2, will soon
take her place in this tTade.-Florence Eng, 18Th.
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or The man who robbed the treasurer's Office
of Bedford county, Pa, in August last, has been
arrested. His name is Samuel Waters, a former
steward of the pOorhouse in Bedford. SlSOO OF the
money has been recovered.
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ny- On the 9th inst, the New York and Erie
railroad will be opened from Binghamton. an addi-
tional distance of 100 miles, making, in ALL up,
wards Of 200 miles from Piermont.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
~ - = nHar,I m 10 N So IPE-

IL GAG, RHUBARB, efc.-As low for cash 49,
as can be procured elsewheTe3Saaii, an snd ~
OG~ SOUTHERN COUGH sHRUP-An uneqnahea
remedy for Coughs Influenza. etc.
EXT EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, sARSAPARILLA
Ann CIJBEBS-A certain and sgTeeabe cure, superior 70
die Capsules or any other extract 1900, .,,c
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARI11LA AND
TARAXACUM-Fhe strongest preparation that can De
made - rrrz1u.apm
t Fer the relief and cure OF C0nsnmptlon and BEoncaliis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LLNl-
- Especial attention paid 10 the treatment of Rheuma-
tam Bronchitis and Consumption. :,
Office corner Magazine and Poydras as nz5 ly5dD
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81 LOUIS RALL-RooM.

T oUIslANA STATE MODEL BACHELORS, IN NrzaA
lIAUGURATlON BALL AND SUPPER: TO be ~ 40
given on me Fifth day Of March, 1872 at the above
named Room. &4g4ztS'
ar The subscription above Ball is open for linz
tied humber Of subscribers the Office Of the Ball Room
The Ball and magnificent ROTUNDA VIII De most plen
tidlv decorated and lumin ted on this occasion.
The viii elect the Managers and several
oon a. practicable order make this SOlEE the most splendid
ever witnessed in this city . ,.u,, - -, ~.
further particulars apply to Mr. H. kUFflE a. inc
the Ball Room. a41
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Death Of Mrs. Cady-Mrs. Cady, the woman who wss
stabbed in the public ballroom at the corner of Victory and
Frenchmen streets, Third Municipality on Christmas Eve
attendance the ball in prion charged with inhicng
the wound aud viii be examined before Recorder Seuzen-
Saturday.
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3. 3. sMTTH s RRooKLERA


DENTAL SURGEONS,
North of LAFAYETTE SQUARE and ST. CHARLES
ms ddLWu
~ NewOrleans, Dec. S, 1s4S.-Dr. J. MENSING:
She Teeth you inserted for consider be the best
lob equally srviceabe for the
Those needing work done line liberty
IA street, between Perdo and Gravier
strrets, and inspect II Tor themselves Yours, = ,,,,5
Dc 3m a. q. TUCKER.
~ Louisiana State Colonization Society-The
Members Of this Society hereby notified that the ANNUAL
ELECTION Officers and Directors will be held the Bible De-
ositor Camp TUESDAY the I'd day Of January
next between Of 10 O'clock A. NJ and o'clock M
under the inspection Of Commissioners duly by order Of
R. L. STANTON, Recording Secretary. dIsid
Ew Phoenix Fire Go. No. ga Subscription List
for the benefit Of said Fire Company TO AID them repairing tne
~ can y G. D. BUNcE's Hat Store, Canal street.
e~r Electro Magnetic Machines, for Medical Use.
with improved Patna Batteresprice from S2 50 to SIS Pho
nAaI Ipraratu order Dentists Gold Foil Plate
snd Wire socktons Artificial Teeth Files Exeavato Points for
Li ss% RODS s'' i'' B. ANDERSON II st. Charles St
GTe H Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. = The
original and only says has me written signature Of
the " II. DALEY the wrapper OF eaeh oo4
Southern Depot Isl Charles street. New Orleans. dsu
~ Gas Light Company, New Orleans, December 2,
Stockholders informed ha the
for SIX DIRECTIONS will b held the Office Of
the Company MONDAY the lst Of January next between me
hoaTa Of 10 A. NJ and P n. BY order.
d6 ID P. N. WOOD Secretary.
k% PERSEVERANCE, Fire Co NO 13-The Annual
Meeting Of the Company t Eecen CT Officers and Delegates
@ the Isens Charitable Association takes place SATURDAY
EDWARD H. FOsDICK Foreman.
CHARLES H. CHURCHILL Secretary. ez
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81. LOUIS BALLROOM.

MASKED SOCIETY BALLS.
gEJHE SUBSCRIPTION LIST is open, at the OF A9aa
Gee Of the Ball Room, for a seriea Of FIVE MASKED -
SOCIETY BALLS, 70 be given at the above Room. uns
~ Gentlemen wishing subscribe to the same, viii We
please apply to Mr.. H. RUFflER from A. NJ TO P
M and from to P. M. =
last on SHROVE-TUESDAY, February 20 1872 dIs iOt
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'iaimea iorn Ds - II DwreHr s1TcKHEY, M. d.,
New York, May 1. is4s. sts Houston street"
rop enrvAu ApnATN

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.
A COFFEEHOUSE Establishment, togetner win a.
N the Lease Furniture and effects, situated u ths III
Second Municipality on Front Levee, viii be soida -
bsT~sin Terms moderate and indulgence part eredh, II
Tso1ired The Dropfetor being about retiring from 91sine
Fnr narticnlar.. appIy at tbs office. ~ w
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OPPOSING AN 0FFIeER.-Peter Mullen was arrested on
Tuesday night BY the Ft Municipality police for disturb
ing the peace and attempting TO prisoner
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ATARAMA OSNABURGS.

ALABAMA OSNABU RIGS.
R We are receiving and shall keep on sale large sup
NV of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufacture
ING Company Alabama These Goods think are not IN
or to any of Southern Manufacture. We invite the aen-
ton Of Planters Merchants and ohe to these Goods as zoe
are directed to sell at the EOpest market price.
s1a ann 4 IOHN 4. DONALD & CO. 50 Camp st.
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Co,6MTTED-IOhn Anderson and Robert Leonard, (not
JOhn and WIN. Henderson stated yesterday the
Authority of the police books,) charged with stealing
Clock from the house Of Andrew Hero on Caope street,
yesterday examined before Recorder Baldwin and
vent before the First District Court.
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LARoENY.-A warrant was yesterday issued by Recorder
Genos the affidavit Of the proprietor Of the premises l6S
Cust0mhouse street, that he suspects her of having taken
watch valued eco gold pencils and several other aT
Giles. stolen from the house.
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~ Preventive.-The Picayune says that Cleanliness
Of The best Prvenives Of Cholera Clean UDERsHkT
and DRAWERS SOCKS, be obtained both good and
cheap, legations Genemen's Furnishing Store No.
Royal street. ole
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To FEMALES.

n.Dnxrs5 ~ would invite al those suffering from
49, " sffay diseases peculiar "a the feDlale sss'
- y; ess y ii. ofde So HEYi4 sIhEfT IA
tt.. Seffe a. asa,laoas betwsen BE hove q Gao
49, 81 Iva aTAasRl besWess bhignFg, ~
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~ Asiatic Cholera.-DR. PRESTON who was EN-.
poysd BY the City Authorities he Hospitals u New York. during
Of the Cholera 1889 and "a will be happy render
persons afflicted with this fearful maady Office,
door Of st. Charles St Joseph street. dis I'm
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OF The prisoners in the Memphis calaboOse e.
capped on the evening of the Doth inst.
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ASSAULT AND BArTERY-WilIiam Bakely, accused Of
assauting and striking Waterman Sullivan. when in the
discharge of his duty yesterday committed for trial be-
fore the First District Count BY Recorder Baldwin.
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BY the following correspondence it will be seen
that the Company Of the American Theatre has ten
dered 10 R. L. Place complimentary benefit. As
testimonial of respect and esteem, Of which none
could be more deserving, this compliment WILL par
tcularly at the present time, be peculiarly accept
able to Mr.. Place. During his connection with the
drama in our city, for some years past, he has be-
come favorite with, and won the good opinion Of,
our citizens. ~.
wydea sI requested by the Company under your manage
ept to hand sou he You viii confer all, b
allowing US to carry mark Of sincere respect the
ladies and genlenen yours, most truly, H. P. GRATTAN
Robert L. Place, Esq.
R.L.Place, American Theatre, Dec. as 1913.
Dear ssr-W undersigned, members your Company, beg
you accept from proof Of respect for yourself and
slight token Of the good feeling which should among ALL
al this especiayour united night for
such night be appointed when will best suit your
convenience.
GEORGE JAaisoN, -t Orchestra, NJ ''''
GEO. ROVE Aesdams' E s. coNNERs
q gR YsSFkARkRR RRoFE&AN FoFh'
R. G. GRIERsoN I.GREENE,
y. HTAaho5AAPPsoN , misses jzd EaaSs
). saHiUBERT, for self FTzLaEs.
and assistants, IIM0MnEr5
l. .PT4fsStoSkEY, JHUSERT.
The above handsome offer was accepted by Mr..
Place, and his benefit will take place on Sunday
next We feel satisfied the public will do honor to
the good feeling which the Company have shown
towards their Manager, and that the house will be
bumper.
The following is copy of Mr.. Places answer
To the Ladiss Gentlemen, members Of the Company Of the
Azasricaa Theatre:
It is with pleasure accept your kind and confederate offer
Believe me- good feeling shown in will forever he Of
extreme qualification than npays Of the unessi
ness which l. with many Ohe have felt during the late
unposperouI portion season, which trust viii close in
worthy your exeons and talents With best thanks and sincere
wishes the welfare Of you ALL ladies and gentlemen very
truly yours, ROOT. L. PLACE.
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TO THOSE LEAvIN TIKI CITY,
a NY ONE LEAVING THE CITY, and = Nfk9s -
n Of TfusWoahy Pepea 70 take opsies y. y. 80
Dwelling Aad Furniture may make an Fs~1 n
RI5znaelaspt, 1g applca9p s. tae eites y Hs titf3
The hess q salslsaee seyallqa,
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FORFEITURE OF BoNDs.-The case Of William Shannon,
charged with harborng runaway slave belonging to Eva
write Blanc, yesterday called by Recorder Baldwin, but
the accused VIII has been large bail Of $780, failed to
appear
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has been changed to democratic paper under thu
title Of Democratic Herald"