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~ NOTICE. go.
Il n r. firm Of Thompson a. Hamilton having made
assignment To the suhscrber, all persons indebted
to said hrm will please call ard settle their accounts
at my Ofhce, No. - Louisiana avenue. for
mer store OF said firm, Pa. avenue. where Henry e..
Purity ssathorized 10 collect all debts AMI receipt
for the same.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the busi-
Y ness OF the copartnership between Grozinger
and the snosci l4er has not been settled between
them. and the public are hereby cautioned against
purchasing the eIpred term of tho lease of
Square No ~ between LIST and I'd streets east, and
T. and streets north, or other property, rial or
PERSONAL belonging to said hrm. without the assent
Of the subscriber who alone is authorize to
OF the Same.
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,nR. H.yAMES, THE RETIRED PHSsI-
~ clan, DIE covered, while IN the East Indies
"a certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chI'ls, Coughs, Gods, and General Debility. The
Il remedy was discovered by him when his Only
cnl'd, daughter, was given up 10 die. HIS Oh IA
y was cured and - now alive aud well. DESTROYS 4,
OF benehtng his fellow -mOItals he will send 10 II
those who wish Il, the recipe containing full d. II
rectlons Tor making and using this remsdy, free,
on receipt OF their Dames. Address
d. r. BROWN,
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pRADY's GALLERY, $3.50 = =
II s61 Pa: AyESux. NEAR 7rH strict,
-Orer S1eeay, Rsffsahoass, Edat Co.'S

u S2 Pa. AvEsuI, NEAR 7rH STREET,
-Orer Snesay, R.ftsaAoass, Fdst r Co.'S
BaRkiHg Hoxss.
Mr. BRADY beEs respectfully to inform the sub
nc that IN consequences Of the very liberal gatIonage
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washins ton he wall
contrary to hls original Intention keep It open during
An efficient corps of Artists viii be constantly IN
attendance to execute PhotoGraphs and Ambroty pes
In the best possible manner. -. . .NL.-.-
III Prices ranging from 81 upvards, -
The Collection of Portrsita Of distinEu ished men
-. ~. 70 p, 10, IeS-eoSm
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pREMIUM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS.

The undersigned begs leave 20 call attention 20
his superior article OF tlGhTNING RODS,
which he rs constantly manufacturing at has estab-
llsEme Mt. corner of & and 10th streets. The suPe
nor metal of which has Conductors are composed.
over any others now manufactuI ed By any house ~
the country deserves the unlimited PATRONAGE OF
those of TIE pub Ic who have not vet ried them:
la every instance where the 'ubscrTber has erected
them they have given the utmost Isfaction. He
would take this opportunity To cantlOR me pubic
thing a party parties are IN thlS citS
erecting IIgntsir K cd Points which afford Nd Sc
curlty to the property over winch they are placed
as safeguards In hny case ano ne heieoy olscelIs
His Points are The only sess oHss Hotc used, and
INVITES any person who has used them and not found
them 10 be wat they represented, 20 osme fIT-
wsrd and say and he viii refund al money re
P.rticular attention paid 20 Repairing Old Rods
which hive been put by spoEslbe parties and
have failei 10 be OF service.
Spt cimens of lightning r DDS apd Points can te
seen at my agents, N, JkSstN. watshmsker a. 4
IPweler, no. 52 Pa. avenue, between 9Th aud I,ak
streets. FRANCIS lABARRE.
il ~ I'm Corner 81 tn. n .rd q
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CHEAP-UhEAPER n-cHEXpEsr ~

4 IN Tn '.-ShhAFhSI -
| have a Ia ge stock 4. { cid style and DAMAGED
Ladies' CATERS, SIlPPEkS and ~sy
BuskIn BOOTS. Also, Misses, Chidreh <z
and Servast's BOOTS ard SHu4:>, cOi'PusinE 50
follows:
l''Dr.t's LADIES' Black Lasting Congress Caters,
$50 PAIRS LADIES' Rlsck Lasting and Coored Iacsi
Caters, ut IS cents
I5s pairs Ladies' slack Lasting and ColCred Iaoes
Heeed CASTERS, AZ SlS. -t.-..H
G. cents.
GO pairs Ladies, Bronze, Morocco. Kid, Velvet.
Carpet AID Lasting IA peTs. a. 50 per par
Also, on hand, the largeft assCr. mel Uf a1iss
and q entlemen Boots and Sno.s n tbs ci;y &c
which ] will xsll chzae, as ! wi-h To sedeoe wy
sock. Cell early at "a
Iron Hall Boot rhDs. and Trunk Store,
;v 81 Sw pa Az he, a&x-S Ia.h 80 q Sa
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FIRST Rate SADDLE HORSE viii be
n sold cheap, If applied for Immediately. The
horse is part hooded and works vel in harness.
Apply at this Othce. au6 81
E'INEwINEs. LI9uoRs: BRANDIEs.A AND
The subscriber has iust received very choice
lot of perior old bottled Liquors, which he offers
stpiivsts sale Il HE Auction Roouls cheap, aud
sa.5;,nssssd.4 80 IAs Y. MOI eAx aosIo1es;
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BY A. ZEN, Auctioneer.

VNRUSTEE'S SALF.-WllI he ,oId on TuIrss
DAY I2th August next. az 10 q clock A. M ON
H6 sirest, near the Centre Market, to the highest
bidder Tor cash, one bay horse one irus era, horse
one wagon, and one double OF harness 10 satls
~ certain debts and notes, secured by a deed of
rust recorded Ia Liner J. A. 8, No l2s, toIIos aS
al, ~, of the land records of Washington oosnty
Do IL. EDM UND CLARK, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctiuneor.
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HOMEMADE BOOTS AND SHOES.

We have Just completed an extensive assortment
Ol LADIES'. u ents'. Misses. Boys, Nouths-sL.
and Chlldren's ROO rS and SHOES of the
best material. al our own manufacture, OlK
the M ST fashionable styles, warranted to- -
Ii per- 10 want or goods i'm our line will give us
trial. they will lind the great dIderst regards
durability and neatness over the quantity of worth
lees Boots and Shoes that now sold ON this cat,
We have determined. from this dste Ia sell FOR
CASH ONLY, which will enable 10 sell as low. az
cily. GIVE cal
All kinds Of work made to order.
Il. b. GRIFFIN a. son,
an act No 3l4 pa sVanue
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By A. GREEN ..---

SALE.-ln virtue of two vr,ts of
~ neri isclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Smean coart OF the District of COLUMBIA for the
Snn.y OF washington and 10 me dire cfed 4 shall
Cn~r1 10 puzzle sale, & pr CASH, an front of the
tue lIth dav OF August, 1858, AT " O'clock M The tI
as scsiOsd property. to wit All Samuel By
81 nght tile, claim, and interest an and 10 lot
10; IN square No. go in the civ of ~, shInstoD
~. tos ether with all and sing llar the improve
srty OF Samuel Byngton a. will Rs 500 10 sst,sgg
vvndieals No 46, to Octnber term Ias8, William
~ nesW,cS rs kIehsrd Waliaoh and Samuel By-
w uliain van Reswlek as. John Van Rssv c.
RICHARD w aiach and samuel Byington.
OH, W.SELDEN, Marskal
~ ZJ-uts for the llsIrlot M a ,oIuunh,.
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EUR BOSTON.-ONLY REGULAR IhNE.-The
] Packet Schooner Se6rsyIlle ri
now receiving freight Tor the asove port, and ~
will kail Ia few days For fire ght or passa ge]s
apply to HARTLEY & BRO, 20 and IUi Water
street, Geoi geiown, d. c.. jySI 2w
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4 nHEAP! CHEAPM
~ PALM LEAF FANS,
Just received, q hne lot of PALM LEAF FANS,
by case or cOzen. at No. 80 18th street, opposite
faIent Onloe. iye-tf
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cSbeS bs 9 SivE M0T n ~ thai The sub
Of Washington county District OF Coln ia, e' tiers
OF admin straion The personal estate or William
Warner, late Of Washington county, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the said ised, are
hereby waned To exhibit the me. W TIA the vOuch-
Of August next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
nd from oil benefit OF the said estate. so @ o.
Given under my h nd his Sd day of ugust, 1258.
au 5-iaw3ws N. WARNER, Administrator.
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CRIxrSAL CouRr.-On Saturday, Daniel Stuart,
charged with an assault and battery upon An
thony Guimonaski, was convicted without the
Jury leaving the box.
Mr.. Norris, for defence, entered a motion for
new trial OF the case
The case OF Alfred Dudley, Indicted for an as
SAINT ana OatteFy with intend 10 kill John Brow
-rs, was continued to the D-~-mber term
Mr.. Norris here witt drew his motion for 3, nex
trial IN the case of Daniel Stuart after consnIta
tiOn with the defendant. Stuart was then sen
fenced 10 siH months impI isonmear in the county
JAIL, aud To pay line of ten dollars
Edward tlu!nlan was tried for AN assault and
battery upon Thomas T.. Mag ruder, with intent
10 Kill him The jury found a verdict OF not
guilty
The Cour, thea gave decision In the case Of
As1ury LaHSdale, (colored } who had been in
dleted Tor the larceny OF certain bank NOES aad
money, and had been convicted Of the larceny Of
one % Jill, valued by the jury at 81 G3. A mo-
ton lad been made for arrest of Judgment In
this case, on the ground that under the sct of
Congress Of ISL bank notes worth less than ave
dollars had no legal value, and hence this was
not an indictabie onrnee. The Court sustained
THIS view, bat remarked that a decision of this
question had been reserved until the last moment
LI ause ITS hect was to discharge the party, and
although not legally guilty he WAS morally so,
ana deserved some punishment.
No Other business Appearing upon the doc krt
LOT adJhulSatlon This tcTm the jurors Were finally
discharged with the thanks Of the Court and
iLelr eountrY. And the Court AL iourped o. .---
Excursions To-DAY.-The National Guard,
embarked this morning with fine ccmp,nv q,
board the steamer Jas. Guy and tine barge cus,i,
for Giymont. They carry with them our best
wishes for pleasant trip
Tho Union Guards also took down on an ex
cnrsiOn - the White House, large crowd the
steamer Thomas COilyer being called into Iraui-
sliI1n That there Will be good time at tue
W6ie H"'r~-, to-day, the names OF the committee
furnish ample guarantee.
SUDDEN DEArH-Yestrrday morning, Mr.. Ber
naTd Breh, an Old and highly respected citizen,
messenger In the War Department was u,tse ked
by spoPlexy, while In st. Mathews (cathoIic)
church, at the nine O'Clock chapel service, and
died INSTANTLY. The decreased was Immediately
removed 20 his late residence, where a post MOI
tenn examination was held by several physicians
CoNPIxESrARY.-The visiting nremen from
PhiladeIphIs, who are the guests Of the Northern
Liberty Fire Company Of this city, are, we un
derstand, TO be complimentsd by ball 10 be given
At the Engine House IL the Northern Liberty boys
io-night. They will have good time, Of counss.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERrIsEMTs.

EROA BOSTON.-The regular packet soho mar
U Helen Mar has arrived ard is now dis--rA
charging her cargo Apply to HARTLEY Il ~
BROTHER, 81 and lUI Water st GeOrke- Ia
town. ID. G. suqet
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e. UNI MER Kinks.
Blact berry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
Raspberry do, Curacao,
Ginger 20, hbsInthe,
Cherry do, CUrdals,
Sods Water SyTups, Malt Liquors.
Stroughton' q and other Bitters
The cheapest, best and lar assortment Of Por-
ter. Ale, Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
in the District.
The above, as well as our unrivaled Mineral
Water and Cider, constantly hand ard for sale by
Army 4 SHINN,
81 Green street, corner of Olive, a
lie 2A-tf GaorSetnWu
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TEACHERS CoNvESTIoS.-We learn that not
only the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, but that
all the Ohio railroads Trading to Cincinnati will
charge but half fare to the delegates attending
the Teachers Csny,ntiOn, which assemblies on
he
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- TO CHANGE BUSINESS.
With view of making a change in my business
shall commence this day selling OF my entire stock
OF rich Fancy Dress Goods and all summer fabrics
ri cost, and many for less. to c!ose them out this
season. Also, general stock of first class STABLE
Goods for family At reduced prices for cash only
Ally articles ctsrged on account will be the usual
prices. Opening no new bills.
Special Request All parties ind abted TO me are
earnestly request to close their accounts before
the LIST dag Of September next my business must
he settled to that date.
]. w. COLIEY,
iySf-2w 579 7fh STRAIT 81 door moth 81 Do ~
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ITO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF RooFISG.

The undersigned offers the public FiePrOof Roofing
erisl possessing the following advantages everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
1t cheaper than SLATE will long needs NO RE-
PAIRING and when finished appearances STONE.
II Is ineomeossioe mperv91s TO water : not affected BY
1t b spoiled species q roofs dat Or inclined;
cement viii dive building covered the external Ap
pearance Of being constructed Of some.
uabs and would reader railroad ties when coated
with H. they would no longer be exposed to the atmosphere
Il i exibie when applied or CLOTH and will not crack
a1 os 3 he ss GS%Saa y NJ SIS
the Masonic Hail. GLENNoN, COLEMAN CO..
orncr LOUISIANA NuruAL IssunAscz coxrAsr,1
New .orleans D. cemeer ~ 1851.
acisr Of the SOUTHERN FiREPRooF RooFiSe G, . have
had % % q u an. s .
:. water and from is duss and great tsn
properly put roof covered with posi-
b' leak around the ehimnsy' or sss~hsss
We do hereby certify have used The SOU HERN
sIRE;PSoof RoofINs,s q hsssrs aLEsNos, COLE
say condition having dehed all attempts heretofore made for
ne prevention q same until used this justly celebrated
any annoyance and we feel that We can safely reeomend 70
= Isigeal sIoKLEs 4 co.
Jefferson Parish, January To- 1855
do hereby certify that had the roof Of my
Honss covered with the Southern Roofing o. AessE
9ennon Coleman Co., and far has given perfect ss
faction. CHAS- DUSuAu.
New Orleans, January IL. isssL
pssS s We d vii. pleasure recommend your southern
Roofing sss having soae n saldinss covered
sale, cheap and dursbis heohng.
Respectfully yours.
OLIVER II. p. a NJ z. CAMPBELL.
Ial9 u No rs C&ronaslet stzesA
D r.. sIMMs.
%. MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
n
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METAIRIE JOCK EY
VIN u II y JIM
SPRING Meeting OF Ishs.

TX METAIRIE 30 X K
~ w, Sr .sINsu MEETING e Tr OF IsSs
BOSTON GLIB sTAK for se "a ss ss
added by the Boston Club provided start The
second horse TO save his stake Colts Sc lbs s and geld
l. r. j. Wells names g. c. oALvIT, by Yorkshire out of
R. Tsylor Co name b. f. BONNIE LAssIE, by Glencoe,
P Q. Heber UPsIoN by Epsilon out of Kate
4 D. F. Kenner RUPEE by Voucher, out of Ha
s. A. L. Bngsman CHI. f. ELIZA LOGAN, by Frosty,
g. A L. ch. f. CzARINA, by Glencoe out of
l. A sprSgue b. c. PORTLAND, by Sovereign out
s. Myers Moore CHI c. MONTGOMERY, by Boston. r
o Smith Peiritt name b. JocCosEE, by Glencoe out of
TUESDAY, Aprl6-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE $1,000; heats
WEDNESDAY, April HOCKEY CLUB PURSE, $500
heats one mile.
"a eSs and es Sss ops Ss for S
forfeit 500 with $1,000 added by the Gaey Club provided
lbs; hlies and gedings, So lbs N''' "
/ T. J. Wells nsmes eh. sTARKE by Wagner, out Of
2. p o Hebert b. KoH-I-NooR by Nuncio out of
3. p. = Ksaner names oh, c. brother * voucher.
T. L. A. Bnssr names ch PICNIC, by Louis dor, of
g. A 4 BngamsP nsmsI Capt JOhnsOn's b. by Voucher
C. A. l. Bngamsn names "a. Eiots b. C by Voucher,
l. Myers More eh. c. by Glencoe out Of Belle by
Frank. y
g. II H. Oliver by Sovereign out Of Odd Stocking
g. Brashear Power CHI by Albion TERRIERS
dam.
TO- A. n Richards names -----
THURSDAY, Apris-JooKEY CLUB PURSE, $500; heats,
two miles
FRIDAY, April s-JocKEY CLUB PURSE $500; heats,
mile 3 best Of s.
SATURDAY, April lO-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE, $500;
heats four miles
Tine second horse will entrance money FIVE per
cent on the amount Of tie Shoud horse
the entrance money will with the purse
OF the hrs DAY be made judges stand lhe
Course before O'Clock NJ OF the the
Entries for The subsequent be made adges
stand the Course fifteen minutes after the the
color ard blood Of the horse be entered
the eoors In which he TO be ridden. The word fancy y
when applied TO celor In entry viii not be considered sn
centy DEFINITE The money, Eve 5
amount Of the TO be for enclosed in the
Try which must be sealed aud In the entry box kept for that
purpose at the Judges stand
The Jockey Club by rule lately adopted has ordered
oeke shall be dressed 10 and jackets Of silk velvet
satin in breeches of corduroy linen; and long
fair top boots The Club has also
races for and sweepstakes marches closed
following weights shall be carried unless other weights
eihed in the articles
Two years OLD, 81 lbs.
Three years old 81 lbs.
FouF ye.rs cid l04 lbs.
Five years old, ia lbs.
Six years DID, 40 lbs
Seven yeRrs old and over, l2l lbs.
Mares and geldings allowed lbs.
W. J. MINOR,
JAZZ OF Chairman Executive Committee
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No So Custnmhouse street. near
syphe all Private Diseases Mercury hindrance
from business exposure to friends aud in
all cases.
The unparalleled which attended Dr. James pra-
lice In all parts Of the United States and Europehe
markab he has effected which
services confidence Of unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed Private and Of which, IN
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr.
manenty eadcates pmey; syphilis primary secondary
tertiary, Structures urethral Discharges Glest Gonorhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
hammaiion Of the Bladder Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumos and all Diseases Of the Skim
DR. James would ao call the attention especially q
who have privately and improperly injured themselves
secret and solitary habit which ruins the dy and mind unfit
ting them for either business society via Constitutional De-
melancholy effects produced by early youth viz
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Duess
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Papatiou
pepsa Nervousness Irrtabi, symptoms Of
Mentally the fearful effects on the mind
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of I1eas Depression
Love ef Solitude Tmdiy etc. Of evils produced
All persons afflicted with Of the above
not fail to call on Dr. james and be restored
health let no false deeacy apply and
yourself from the awful and dreadful
terrible msady.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full xigor
restored.
Remember The Medical Dr. james, 81 Custom.
house street.
Private and reserved Hours attendance
from A. NJ. to p. NJ ~
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsReeent cases II Gonorrhea cured IN twenty four hours
or no pay. DR. JAMES,
oil ly 50 Cusfonhouse
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a. FOST'ER,S SLAVE DEPOT, ISL COMMON
~ street. New orleansHe keeps constantly hand and
for sale, Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers
<Ae and General House Servants Also, buys and ssls
SLAVES commission Having converted the family part Of
the large three building the Slaves
the best depot in the city and we'll furnished for the comfort
Of Slaves.
diff T.FOsTEK.
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TAX NOTICES.

STATE TAX CoILEcroR's OFFICE,
Fourth District OF the City Of New Orleans.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-THE UNDER
signed Collector of state Taxes does hereby notify all
persons indebted he State for Taxes for the 1851 and
Licenses for the 1855 within said Fourth District
call office. Recorders Court first floor and pay the
same within lhe lime prescribed by law.
GEORGE HEEsNAH.
Collector
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ssoosP DI'5s,oI ss MISTER e s Minors 5od5
NOTICE IL hereby given 60 the creditors Of
IN esae and All other herein interested
within daysrom the present no8caon,
they have Why the account presented by Anna sares
minors Jerdy sbouid not be henoiosaled aad
approved the fund.- Distributed accordanee herewith
~ ''''' " Ps. wILrz. Clerk
Dsonr,s, Corr Ds DIsrRcr Dams rss.Irs De; snsuf'
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n eiers de ssde succession Fl toues nnes peronss
psut dsdsire dix oars dster
de Il presehc publication les rsisons lesgees e eonp
psnte lnss sturgs utrce de mineus Jordy ne sers
point ct homogus les fos sntre mains repa
eonforrnernens dit compts.
Par oFdre de Ia Cour
Jas fe2 P. 9. Witt Grsrer:
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IMMENSE sUCCEssI'
HUNDREDS UNABLE TO OBTAIN SEATS Il
ONE MORE, GRAND GIFT NIGHT TO BE BE GTTEy
ARMo RY HALL
ON THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY q 1858,
LA MAGIcIENEB,
Madame macalIIster,
In addition to her
SPLENDID MAGICAL ENTERTALYHEYTS
Will distribute
Fifty Presents,
Amounting 10
1915!
THREE GOLD WATCHES AND TWO SILVER
Besides Brooches Cake Baskets Bracelets Rings Gold PEN
sThe Gs may e seen u in the s' indo@ o. aEeoR
WILSON q Camp and Canal S6ers Ticsetsea
'' '''Nl''1 TICKETS ONLY FiFfY cRsT TS"'
psrsee the time Doors open Ga O'Clock;
jas ]. WESTON. Agent and Manager
SPALDING & ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
St. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
G. R. spaldng Business Manager
G. j. Rogers. Equestrian Manager.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
Circus and Performing EIephantsy
Performance, EVERY NIGHT and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON Cents Children and Servants h s
p NJ Curtain rises precisely at 2 at and ~ night
In Of hundreds Of Ladies' and Children being
turned from the overcOwded house Saturday
MIDDAY PERFORMANCE WEDNESDAY NOON
at which oil the novelties q the week will be produced.
WALKING THE cE1LfYG LIKE Ally,
at every Night and Noon Performance -
TUESDAY night January &C. Benefit of Little KATE Or
no Wednesday noon, January z-E1tra Grand MIDDAY
sg,Iharsday night January 2s-JOint Benefit of FRANK
s-satnrday noon, January sO-Regular MIDDAY PER
ss-ssurday night January sOBeueat of COSTELLO the
night January sl-Last night of CIRCUS and
and BALLBT coRPs
Ree9gagemen positively yni. wsssyhiD the Museum Of
The SWISS BEARDsP LADY AZ & End her he Esau
fro" 10 HENRY r M sS 'as '
| NTsME ERMINE FREZzOLINI PRIMA DON
1u of the Italian Operas in London Paris st
Peersegrg haysn% and Academy Of Music New York will
GRAND oPERATIo CONCERT.
1 the direction Of MAURICE sTRAKosCH A'N'''
pJ-PartcularS in future advertisements. jas II
HENRY VIEUXTEMPs'
IN NEW ORLEANS,
ja2s If l0Tn OF FEBRUARY
ITNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HER MA.
y JEsTY, THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND
OPEN TODAY,
The Great and Celebrated Picture Of
1.-THE Horse Fair"
| PAINTED BY MILE ROSA BoNHEUR.
It is respectfully announced the patrons of Art that
have been made for the exhibition in New Orleans
Of this distinguished lad piece and that it
the public THIS MORNING at Il O'Clock, in the Lecture Room
of Odd Fellows Hall.
p1- Admission, 25 cepts; Season Tickets 90 cents.
H-Tiekets also be obtained Of Mr.. NCRMAN, Bookse
ler "a Camp street.
jal5 c. R. GRADDoN, Secretary.
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Il ST. Charles street.
This elegant Saloon brilliantly illuminated Every Evening
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FREE co CERT
And other Entertainments given
R3 This Saloon also open day and the
Of the city always the command Of visitors. The Bar
supplied with the choice old Wines Liquors
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