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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20
Correspondence of "Wbs DaiIp Crescent.
tbs Dramatic Fund association Benefit N0nyfrrica
Of Hper: Disappointment of the Stcc Mob thereat-
Immigration an Honor Of the Cnampi0n-The Proto-
col: Opinions upon it-yM0ney Market Railroads.

| THE yro,,o,;.s E,,d gssoc;o,io R.ncs, Mn Animal
of Hyer Disappoiat ment of TIE Stccil Mob thereat-
| mHm1nGtton an Honor OF the CHamDion-The Proto-
| '''' opfHf0Hs upon "-'uoney rSet-h@"rodds'
| New York Feb. 9th, 1919.
Eds Crescen-The out for the benefit of the Ora
matte Fund, last night was glorious The House was
crammed and many went away itbout tickets In yisw
OF this encouraging fact il sug geste some that
the price of admission be doubled for the next benea
measure of doubtful experience.
Great disappointment has been suffered to-day among the
swell- mob the non arrival of the champion Hye and
of the wckedes kind are hurled against the heads of
the authorities of our sister city for putting the hero in quod
An immense crowd was gathered at the foot of Liberty
street, early in the afternoon awaiting the arrival of the
Philadelphia train in which liver was expected to come
and larger until the news of his arrest (Which had been
ntimaed by teegraph) was confirmed by some of his
friends, who had left him and come on to New York for
bail, or assistance of some kind.
The demonstration in his behalf last night the head
quarters of the flash crowd brilliant The front of the
building was illuminated and large flag after the fashion
of eectoneerng times hung out inscribed with his
name and title" The American Champion"
The Sullivan people better satisfied, though not
pleased to learn that the regarty of the proceeding on
the fighting round is beyond DISPUTE and thew will sueny
pocket their losses Sullivan is said to have arrived in
town.
We to-day have the substance of the Presidents
called for in relation to the Protocol and people feel
justified undertaking 10 make up their minds on the sub
ect As have been expected opinions are given with
regard pasanship-Mr Folks friends finding his
perfectly sound and statesman like and the Wings
to a man. pronouncng them utterly fallacous 1t is Alto
gether most remarkable affair and can view the transac
ton as in no manner calculated 10 reflect credit upon the
county The President says very truly thai the Commits,
soners had no authority to alter the Treaty. Oh modify the
amendments Yet if can understand the English language
they pretended to do So and made the Mexcans besye that
they had done So
Mr. Polk ao saws that the President of the Nexcap Re-
public could not have regarded the as modifying the
treaty. as amended by the Senate of the United States for
mo refaren 90 i. made IN If NV hin, ~ u. o,,; "
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The RIVER AND BAYoU.-The river and BAYOU,
says the Plaquemine Sentinel of the 18TH has risen
at least four inches since our last, but they seem
now to be nearly on stand. Much activity has
been displayed by the Mayor and several planters
IN having the levees repaired. No serious break
has yet occurred The misfortune which is most
feared, is the cavng in of the levee when the wa
ter falls This is almost certain to be the case al
one point on Front street, which will be dsas.
trous affair to owners of property in that vicinity,
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For SAN FRANCIsCo.-The fine schooner st.
Mary will be dispatched soon for California by
Loison e. Silvestre. This vessel is one of the best
going from the United States to the gold region.
She is of the first class, having the most superior
accommodations, and will be in every way prepared
to maintain the comfort of her passengers; and in
order that their health may be preserved, she will
be provided with a medical gentleman of skill
Those who are fearful of taking the long voyage
around Cape Horn, may have hesitation in
taking passage on the ST. Mary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20

GEN. CAss.-Gen Cass was at Lansing on the
24th ult, and had been invited by the House of
representatives to lake seat within the bar,
during his sojourn az the capital The Lansing cor
respondent OF the Detroit Bulletin tMungerl saws
mat some still think he will decline the Ssna
torship.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20

ANOTHER INDIAN TREATY. The Green Bav
Advocate announces that treaty has been made
with the Stockbridge Indians, Mr.. NJ. L. Martin
acting for the United States, whereby valuable
and partially improved tract OF land is thrown open
to settlers. The tract lies along the east bank of
Fox River, some forty miles from Green Bay, is
tfaversed by the military road, and is represented
as being very fine farming land
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20

MARDI GRAs BALL.-The grand .Mardi Gras
masked ball will take place at the Armory Hall
this evening. The most extensive preparations
have been made 10 render it of the most brilliant
and agreeable reunions of the season, and we have
no doubt it will possess those characteristics to the
fullest extent We advise all to go, who desire to
pass a pleasant evening
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AMERICAN THEATRE.-This evening the Mer.
chant of Venice with Mr.. Booth as .Shylock, in
which character he has now no equal, and never
had superior. This admirable play is otherwise
well cast, and we anticipate much qualification in
witnessing it. Those fine little artistes the Herons,
in commentator of whose talents too much can
not be sad also appear in several of their beautiful
entertainments. A better bill could not be wished
for: il will draw crowded house,
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-This evening is the las,
night but three of the engagement of Mr.. and Mrs
Monplaisir and their company, and the first night
of the "Grand Masquerade Ball " Ballet, in one
act, by the whole company; " La Napoetaine ~
and La Tarentule," by MI. and Mrs. Monplasir ;
Les Rendezvous Bourgeois Opera. The per.
Torrance to conclude by Grand Galoppade, -
by the whole company of the French Theatre.
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Fancy Articles and Perfumerv

We have now open Splendid Assortment of New and
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly for this Market consisting in part o
CARD CAsEs-Peari, Shell, Silver, etc..
RETlCuLES-Sik and Velvet, elegant bsusrp,
PURSES-A fine assortment, new STYLES
DEsKs-Ebony, Rosewood, Pspier Meche ETC.
WORK BoxEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mach. A..
DRESSING CASEs-Ebony, Rosewood Paper M,,h 20
neutrality-suspicious., Velvet and Pspier Msch, 'S
ACCORDEONS-Best French, double Frame
MUSIC BOXES-shel and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment
GOLD PENs-Of the first makers. Gold and Silver c.
JEWEL BOXEs-Ebony. Rosewood and Papier h,ch.
CHESS MEN-Chnese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES-A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES-From to SIX bottles.
PAPETERIEs-O Ebony, Rosewood, Papier etc
FANS-Of Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAIES- OF Shell. Pearl, Leather Of,
CANES-Mounted with God, Silver, etc.
UMBRELLAS-A superior article, made for u.s.
ALSO
A fine stock of PERFUMERY, Combs, Brushes Glover. s
ers Handkerchefs Money Belts, Shoulder Braces Fine ~
Cotton SHIRTS, etc. etc.
fys lm2dp GUINNESS & BUSH, l2 Camn,,
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BROKEN OHIO BANKs.-The Legislature of this
State seems inclined 10 bring these swindling con-
Germs to proper account. A resolution passed the
Senate on the Sd inst directing the Attorney Gene
raj to institute proceedings in quo carranto against
the Bank of Manhattan, the Bank of Wooster. the
Bank Of NorHalk, and the Bank of Sanduskv.
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o. A Monk named Mercarious, has received
deed for tract of land near Kingston, C. W.. and
is about to establish branch of his order Ohe
Trappists of Mount Mileray) there
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20

The OLyMPIC.-Levi North and Tammany will
again appear this evening, which, with the other
performances, embracing, as they do, every variety
which can be witnessed within the arena must
again fill the house with delighted audience
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20

THANKSGIVING IN VIRGINIA.-The House of
Delegates of Virginia have adopted Mr.. Scott reso-
lutlons providing that hereafter the governor SHALL
from time to time, appoint days for thanksgiving to
Divine Providence for its blessings on the naiion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20

Ef The Memphis Eagle states that its right of
property in its Geographic dispatches has been vio
lated on the Morse Line between Nashville and
Louisville.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20

ELECTION IN ARKANsAs.-R. c. Boyd, Acting
Governor of Arkansas, has issued a proclamation
fixing the 18th of March as the day for eecting
Governor in place of T. S. Drew, resigned
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RELIGIOUS JURY.-The Jury in the case of
Lawrence Altman, in Clearield county, Pa, week
before last, tried for the murder of his brother in
September, finding themselves unable to agree, sent
for Bible, and read and prayed alternately, until
they had made up their verdiet-whch was one of
guilty. They were out from Saturday till Monday
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TRUMAN SMITH.-The New Haven Courier says
that private advices from Washington, go to in
duce the belief that this gentleman will be Secre-
tary of the Treasury, under Gen. Taylor The
office lies between him and Evans, of Maine.
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Received of - his subscription for one share of
five dollars contomaby to resolutions of the meeting held
at New Orleans, Both April, 1874"
[Signed by the Treasurer
.Nessrs EdOrs-The above is copy of a card which
have had in possession long without receiving
benefit for the five dollars paid that begin to doubt whether
1t OF any value to me. Can you give information OF
the fund thus collected five years since What has be-
come OF Is time for the subscribers to be expect
ing information about the progress of the statue M.
eB Union Division No. 3, s. Of THE members
OF this Division requested attend Special Meeting
evening WEDNESDAY Feb 81 haIfpast O'Clock, at Crs
tai Foun Hall, 222 Tchoupouas Punctal attendance
quesed. By order of the w. P,
fy20 IRA H. STUART, X. S.
~ St MichaeFs Benevolent Burial Society of
NewOreanThe members he Society particularly
assemble their Hail. Tchouptouas
Joseph Streets the of THURSDAY, 22l hapas
O'Clock, the BIRTHDAY
FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY Every member requested
present. BY order OF the President.
y20 st BERNARD GlLLOOLY, Secretary.
~" George Washington Lodge No. IA
meeting Of tins Lodge will bs held THIS EVENING, "a
hapast O'Clock IN the Matone Hail. OF Perdo
and Bdronne Brethren invited attend *
By order Of the W. M. /"
iy2O SAML. 6. RISK, Secretary
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jArro.STMrsTs 81 THE PREsIDEsT-By and acith The
oarsee ard consent Of the Senate Samuel H. Hampstead
kansas, red pponted. ~ W N
e9,sats Of the Entsa States-Pho White of Wisconsin
~ nam6uIg Robert P. DeSilver of Pennsylvania for
1890 Ssaso; Paisley, OF Alabama, for Genoa; Charles w
Of Ohio, for Fuchow, in China ~ ~""S' i'A' f"''
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BEARD, CALHOUN & Co. will sell at ~ clock at the 81
Louis Exchange. A Lot of Ground belonging to the
Succession of Alex. Logan.
H. F. SMITH will sell, at II o'clock, at the New Orleans
Bazaar and Auction Mart. corner OF Perdido and "a
rondeet streets, Carriages, Buggies. Horses, etc.
MoRpHY 4 NEvIUs will sell at 10 o'clock, at No. 81 Maya
zine street, Groceries.
r. NJ ARMFIHLD will sell at the store OF Jasper F. Smith
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes etc., with
out reserve [EW- See Auction head.1
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Gr The attention of the members of s' St. Mi
ehael's Benevolent Burial Society," is directed to
a notice, in another column, Of procession in
commemoration of the birthday of Washington
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~ Cincinnati has voted five thousand dollars
Tor the Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad Company
Tbs bill goes to The Legislature of Ohio
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ns- Col Claiborne's company of United States
Mounted Rifemen, leave Nashville in few days,
for Jefferson Barracks. Their ultimate destination
is the gold region
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20

% An introduction by telegraph i. something
new. Yesterday gentleman Just married intro
duced hls wife to a friend by telegraph cob, for
Democrat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20

FIRE.-The residence of Mrs. Page, near Nash.
Vile, noted in old times house and tavern,
was destroyed by fire a few DAYS SINCE
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.-The Frederick md }
Herald is offered for sale, since the death of its late
editor, Thomas Turner
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MASSACHUSETTS, SPECIAL ELECTION. - The
governor has assigned Monday, the 9Th day of
March next, for a third trial in district No 4. to
elect member of the 3lst Congress. The demo-
cratic candidate is Frederick Robinson whig,
Benz. THOMPSON free.soil John O. Palfrey
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C AL IF 0 R IA B0OKSi
AT No, II Cav,
NOTES OF TRAVEL in CALIFORNIA. Cou,.

NOTES OF TRAVEL IN CALIFORNIA: Com0-s-
the prominent Geographical Agricultural Geological and ~
eraopical Features the Country From the Osi,;, ~
OF Col. Fremont and Maj. Emory. Price Is cens r's
sThs interesting little work. and graphically .u,
It should be the hands Of every doubtless
concerned about vast and rich acquisitions couu
[Sou,hern TrsTsiE
To those contemplating visit to 'h0ss RECON-" aa.n. s,.u,
Than the subjects treated of this volume there srs na
"Ths extremely interesting publication, particularly n
is accompanied by map the Gold Region, ..a
! Thu, book will be great demand" tpissy%ss
"a 1t is well worth reading" Bulletin,
WHAT SAW IN CALIFORNIA: Being The jam
of Tour by the Emigrant Route and South Pas On A
Rocky Mountains the Continent Of North Amerc. A.
Great Desert Basn and through California, in the yn vs
and si7. "A of which and part OF which Dr.
den. By Edwin Bryant, late Alcade Of San Franasco DL
pleton g. Co. Second edition.
"Ths interesting and useful volume 1t presents nr
body Of information concerning the mtes
region which describes and fitted direct public 40
recently acquired Regarded work descriptive Of r
sng and ane1PGrsa portion Of our own
the emiga and traveller towards the Pacific il ,ndip.ss
GREENHOW's HISTORY OF OREGON ANDC
IFORNiA; Accompanied with a large, beautiful and corrt
Map Of the country. In l. VOL svo. -.
OLLENDORFF'S NEW METHOD OF LEARNING
TO READ, WRITE AND SPEAK THE SPANISH Ian
GUAGE. With Key, assist seli-leamers.
LAWSON'S POCKET MAP OF THE GOLD SIT.
YER AND QUICKSILVER REGIONS OF UPPER CALL
FORNIA, etc
COLTON'S POCKET MAP OF THE U. STATs
MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
TANNERS TRAVELLING MAP OF Mexico
CALIFORNIA, etc.
DISTURNELL'S NEW. LARGE AND CORRECT
POCKET MAP OF MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
MITCIIELL'S NEW POCKET MAP OF TEXAE
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA
- Just received and fer sale the Men Orleans Statuf
Warehouse"
fyl9 6td 1tW j. B. STEEL, IA Camp street,
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DREADFUL AcCTDENT.-On the 9th ut. Mr..
Otis Dimook, of Darien, N. Y, was killed by the
falling OF tree. The mangled corpse was dis
covered lying lengthciss under large dry tree some
forty feet in length, which he had chopped down.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-20

nY- We are obliged TO the officers of the Belle
Creole for late papers,
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EW ORL E A N S :

LEcTUREs.-The course of lectures, the proceeds
of which will be devoted to the benefit of INDECENT
widows, is to be commenced on the 2lst inst, when
we believe the first will be delivered by that emf
nent divine w. r. Nicholson.
Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-The members of Lane
Division, in Algiers, have purchased lot on which
they are about to erect two-story building. The
upper floor is to be fitted up in appropriate man.
ner for holding their meetings. 1t will be erected
by subscriptions Of five dollars from each member
of the Division. The Inhabitants generally have
subscribed literally to the amount of upward Of
three hundred dollars, and number more have
promised to aid the laudable undertaking. One
cofee-house keeper has actually given ten dollars,
and two others five each, while all the others in
that place have given more or less. From the
friends of temperance in the city upward of fifty
dollars are already subscribed
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Or We are obliged TO the officers of the steam.
boat Princeton for late Ouachita paper
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CLOTHING AT COST. ..
To close Winter Goods, balance stock
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing.
AT COST. FOR CASH. comprising elegant well seI.c
assortment of Fine Goods made in the best manner &
most fashionable styles:
DRESS COATS: Of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS OF Brown, Olive Blue and Black Cloths.
SACK COATS: of Black and Fancy Cloths md Tweeds.
SACK PALETOTS of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds
OvERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAKs.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: OF Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS of Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy Cashmere
Fancy Satin and Silk White Marselles, very Vests
DRAWERS: of Silk, Merno, Lambs' Wool Flannel Cotton,
Linen, etc. etc.
UNDERsHIRTS: of Silk Merino, Lambs Wool, Flannel Co..
ton, etc. etc.
ROBES DEs CHAMBREs: Of styles and qualities.
GLOVES Jouvin's Kid of all coo Mrno Silk Cashmere BUCK
skin,
CRAvATs aud sCARFs beautiful assortment of choice and
new style goods.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF Half Hose suspenders Umbsg
las Trunks etc. etc., and all articles pertaining agenleman
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street,
jays 2ipt of Common under Hewietts Exchange.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE lDpERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE.

putsJtrg JOHN ADAMS, JONES' P. M.
Mobile OREGON, Hern, % P. M. cars
L0uisrAe FASHION, Anders, 5 P. M.
Pi,sJlre ...,. UNITED STATES Caldwell, 4 T. M
Mobile ...,..... MOBILE Sutton, ST P. M.
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NEW SILKS, BAREcEs AND JACoNETs

NEW SILKS, BAREGEs AND JACoNETs.
MT r: HAGGERTY BRO, No So CANAL STREET
VA We have just received and will open 10 morrow an
invoice of the following GOODS, of the newest designs
and most fashionable styles
BAR EGES-Plain. Printed, Broche and Satin Plaid
SILK TISSUES and GRENADINES, do. do.
GHANGEABLE GLACE SILKS, light shades
black; Italian and French SILKS fin to IL yds wide
French JhCONETS. Balconies and Mar1use Mullins
White and colored Embroidered Swiss MUSLiNS
French and Scotch GINGHAMS and BATISTE etc.
IRISH LINENS.
most complete assortment of Grass beached and Soft.
finished SHIFTING LINENS. allowed by connoisseun 10
De Lhe best and cheapest ever offered in this city.
Eve are selling all descriptions of Linen Goods
fully Is per cent. under last years prices.
Our general stock not equaled by any house in this
city Tor rs endless variety and prices are as usual most
reasonable M r. HAGGERTY 1, RIO ~
fy193t 81 >.n.I .,,,.t
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N, DEE On6 LEAVING FOX CALIFORNIA
BAhs sn MO OF WILD CHERRY, or RoGERs's SYRUP or
LVEkWORT AND TAR, the best remedies use
Colds and Catarrhal Affections exposure there will prob
aoy Saue ese diseases perhaps destroy e Also
supply Of JEW DAv1p's HEBREW PLAsTER to heal up
wounds Cuts Bruises, Spans Rheumatism These
may prove invaluable and be had in that country FOR
GoId: The genuine is sold mi bu
ja20 lm2dp SCOVII:' a. MEAD ia Cb,nrr, stres
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-. rhe II s. Mail John Adams-For Pittsb
Auction Sales This Day.

CINCINNATI Lousvle.Ths spendd passengtr
dras street wharf HYDE g. OGLESBY, IL Poydras ST.
Passengers will please be on boafd at the hour F%
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9. of T. Meetings This Evening.

ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HONOR No 8 at Crystal F0unt Hall
222 Tchouptouas street, at half past T.
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THoRN's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF 90.
PAIVA AND SARSAPARILLA

mos nai9le remedy ever discovered for that class of dis.
generally, which the Copaiva and Sareaparis
found servceabe The estimation and enormous sale
neoc mas obtained for the last four
IT'S immense utility acquired in almost ever
p oil Europe has been examined approved sanctioned
" he faculy Medicine enep
OF the profession. - - ~ ''"'
ohe this preparation others n,
a. POI toe iorn-pu up ~ posthe mode in which may
ten bt ing both and pleasantts tasteless
restriction diet, Confinement
especially would find this medicine highly useful and oup
1e one cSm5es Accompanying is pnmphlet
OF he different stages Of the
sgnanng iu and ample directions contains no srearT
scHLFS co. Dugglsts 20 Canal and 81 ana Tor sale BY
TVS
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LECTURES
For tie Benefit of Asylum for the relief OF DESTI
TUTE FEMALES.
The first of the will be delivered by the Rev VIM R.
NICHOLSON, a the 1RMORY HALL, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 2lst instant at ha!fp O'Clock.
Civilization relation indulgence, civilization the
friend of the poor
Price Of TickAdmttihg Gentleman and Lady for the
S. Ticket for single Lecture of the SERIES 50 cents.
E Tickets for sale the principal Bookstores and by the
beers of the General Committee.
Lectures:
NJ. NJ COHEN, JAMES SAUL, B. III. NORMAN
n Programme. yl0 2dptd
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the Grand Temple Honor the State of Louisiana held
Hall Friday evening the following officers duly
elected to Tor the xpired term:
J. X GLE, Odeon Temple Honor No. G. w. R.. VIM
H. Brmilage, State,
JOHN B. REID, of Louisiana Temple Honor No. l. G. w. Trsa
rice o. NJ. Wozencraft, resigned
E. A. HALL Of Odeon Temple of Honor No. G. w. Chaplain
rice Rev. r. Tnppet absent from the State and declared
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TT" Mardi Gras-Ihe Last Bal Of the Series.-Th
Series Balls having been reduced from 10 the last will tai
place TUESDAY, the goth Gentlemen wishing TO obta
tickets will apply at The Office OF the Ball Room:
fyi3 two - JAS. p. BROOKS, Director.
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THE subscriber informs the public that received per
Union yesterday, another invoice of WINTER CLOTHING
which he offers At COST. the ateness
Those who bound for CALIFORNIA will find an excellent
ticle OF OVER SACKS this
FREDERIC ANTHON,
fy6 2dptf under st. Charles HOTEL door from Common st.
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.GV Armory Hall-Masked Society Balls.-The In
vtnn List the above Balls closed date Sunday
ruery H. lSl9.. by order OF the Committee.
fyl3 JAS. P. BROOKS, Director.