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KATHMAN'S TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized Qualities are
LIST. DURABILITY-equai 10 the best slate roofs.
"a. Observation-Disclosures any other no crack.
o leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUfY1 presents smooth granite like surface
th CHEAPNESS-It costs much less than, though
good slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public
cost of cutters and valleys.
5th INCOMBUSTIBILITY-Itw will resist Ere better than 3
slate roof
9Th. CONvENIENCE-It will not soften nnder the heat Of
This climate and protects the interior buildings from
intense heat of
7h S0IIDITY- beconne5 harder and smoother from
be roofs of slope being of light
weight does require heavy rsters while is
not liable corrosios and breaking does require repairs
The !" TROPICAL ROOFING'' is chemical compound Of
substances several OF which peculiar alons combined
proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials the correctness of se above are in the hapds
# the agent and MAY verified by any person wishing II
before contracting.
All orders eft the Post.Q6 Q6iee Box E, No. q will
j. @. KATHMAN,
1eio ~ 9ornsc Of Biepviiis and Iarais sta,
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A FEARFUL FALL.--In the Montgomery Mail wa

| A FEARFUL FALL.-In the Montgomery Mall wa
find the following:
Last night, we learn, a negro girl, nearly grown,
belonging to Mr.. Chauncey Smith, fell into well
lsO feet Deep breaking an arm aud brusing the back
mart of her head. She had climbed upon the frame
work of Mr.. Smiths well for the purpose Of adjusting
the rope over the wheel, when she fell. Two hours
ing her life had been given up, but she was found
perfectly sensible, and when drawn to the top was
quite cheerful and conyelsed freely Of the accident.
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A HARD CAsg.-A man named Baxter, while in
prison for some oense ia Cincinnati, few days ago.
was visited by his wife and sister, who managed in
way to steal the key of his cell and release him.
He made good use of his legs and was not caught
but his wife and sister taken before the police
court and sentenced to pay fne of $50 each and be
| imprisoned twenty days.
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REPLY TO THE scoFFER.-To young infdel who
was scofing at Christianity, because of the miscon.
you ever know an uproar to be made because an in.
iide went astray from the paths of moralty?" The
infde admitted that he had not. Then don't you
see" said DR.. NJ, that by expecting the professors
of Christianity to be holy, you admit it to be holy
religion, and thus pay it the highest compliment in
your powerT The young man was silent.
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A JOURNEY TO THE POLAR SEA.-Mr. Robert Ken
nicott left Chicago on the 19th for overland jour.
ney to the Polar Sea. He will not return before 1861.
His object is to make contributions to the common
stock Of natural science and devote his attention to
the Fauna and Flora Of the country collecting speci
of each be progresses and taking such notes
as will enable him on his return to prepare work on
those branches of natural science, which will doubt
less in due time be published by the Smithsonian In
Stitufinn
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. a
. NEAGJE CARpENTEp ES>

~ COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. a
IN NEAGLE Il CARPENTER, ~
Successors of the firm of ". 4 g. B. NeagleN
Having associated themselves in partnership would inform
the patrons of the old r the public generally tina. they
will continue keep constantly hand large and assorted
stock of
NITURE
AT the Old and Wel-Known Stand
Nos. 81. 35 and 81 Royal street,
Entrance--No 81.
MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, FINE LOoKING-GLASSEs,
And Every Description Of
II OU SEHOLD RNITURE
Comprising
Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany Chamber Sets
in great vAriety.l
Springfield Bottoms,
REFRIGERAToRs, ICE-BoXEs, etc., etc.
n1-Goods packed and shipped with greatest care
WIN NEAGLE,
J. q. CARPENTER. NEadLh * CARPENTER.
New Orleans, April, 1856 a23 lm&W
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City Auctoneer.
O6ice-No. Banks Arcade.
ERIDAY, May 9th, 1859, and the Kolloyv-
ing day at IL O'Clock NJ. will be sold public anction
and the bidders In the Rotunds OF the st. Ex
change St. Louis between Royal and Chartres sree
st. John Baptist Parish.
very valuable tract Of land situated in the pa ish Of g.
river being Lot No. Of Section No. ing panta
ton Of E. b. Mormlon, Esq., and conainn 40 Sc
Said being about IS miles above the city New Or
leans the left bank Of the river plan drawn W.
Mci;u1oh, Esq., u 8. Sur General for Louisiana.
TERMS GosDrrIoNs- fifth cash the balance on
credit three and four for OF the
CURED made payable at the Cisens Bank Of Louisiana
cured by special mortgage on the property sold with vendors
per cent interest annum from date until maturity in
cent interest per until fully paid This last ,iton
will not be understood delay the payment Of
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FISHING TACKLE, IN ALL ITS VARIETY
Just received pE the uniersgned amos elegant and
Particular attention is called Patent sheeu-Hesd
Hooas made for ds expressly.
GEO. W. GREGoR & CO.,
e2J In Camp aud CANAL strsetA
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
20 hrkins choice Gosh n BUTTER.
81 barrels BR .lZIL NUTS.
20 :. FILBkRTS.
15 boxes Bakers Premium CHOCOLATE.
l09 Garrstt's Scotch MACABOA SNUFF.
~ Copenhagen CORDIAL.
THOMPSON BARNES,
a23 Ct 23 and 26 Common street.
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East Baton Rouge Parish.

East Baton Rouge Parish.
All the right title cities Of New orl ans
Baltimore under the Will Of the late John McDonogh
without whatever and to of land which
Wards Creek ia the parish East Baton Rouge and con-
tanning 800 superficial arpents bounded North
JJ Davis South Of lands John E. Palmer wife East by
lands unkno II, and West by Wards Creek.
All the right ls interest which the cites OF New Or.
leans and baltimore have under the Will Of the late John
McDonogh in and to INDICATED land claim for 100 snper
and coahrei BY Congress- Of the I'D March
1882 To be sold without warranty.
A3-TERMS-Cash.
Acts of sale before E. Bouny Esq city notary and Bar
net, Esq, nota y for the city Of Baltimore. a29
ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNoGH -uNRE
OF st. James Ascension and Livingston account OF the
city Of New Orleans.
BY ". VIGNIE,
Office, No. Banks Arcade.
FRIDAY, May 9Th, 1853, at I2 o'clock M.
J. in the Rotnnda Of the St. Louis Hoe will be sold
right title and interest If the city of New Orleans
acquired from the estate Of John Donogb without any
rantee whatever to tract of land situated in parish Of
Livingston in townships and TO- s. R. S and s E. being
bounded on the side nearest the river the line
said tract being all that part of the cam McDonog
Dr. Co No. 46 OF the Register and Receivers Report
yemhe 20 ISIS lies behind of the lower line Of
the William Conway claim
All the right title and interest city of New Orleans
acquired from the estate OF john McDonog without any
anee whasever in and TO claim to The undvi led third of
ngson adjoining and lying below part Of above described
tract and situated in I g. TO- and il, s. R. S and e com.
encing ut distance of 40 from the Mississippi river
and running back being Of the land by claim No.
81 Of the Registers Report of January 4, 1921.
The above TWO claims sold subject contract passed
before E. Bouuy Notary Public by which city Of New or.
HJ-TEkMS-Cash arq
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FLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER YARD.
THos. MURRAY J. @. PooLEY.
THOMAS MURRAY & CO,
Success to Pooey Ncol Co.. Of Cedar and Julia
streets, New Basin.
We have constantly sale descpton
DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER.
Ia inch dressed toBguen and grooved FLOORING.
IL square edged
II CEtLINH.
and IA inch dr. ssed SHELVING.
2 dressed DEt'K1NG PLANK or shin builders.
LATHS etc., and everything in the necessary and suit
able for building and other purposes
Also
SASH DOORS and CYPRES of all thcknesses and Sizes
e25 n
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EAsNIANN's IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
i BaLGs.-Orlers for Fasmanns Iron Hoops and Ties
filled any at per pound The Hoop and Tie
guaranteed hold and guarantee also given The cotton
shall be Press on the
same terms rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made country merchants
ders. \. BEfiCHER, Agent.
l211a Commercial Place, N. o.
6nSw - -
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ESTATE OF THE LATE BENJAMIN PoYDRAs DE
LALANDE,


out endorSers, and without ihtr st.
BY N. VIGNIE,
Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, May 3, 1853, and the following
day at ~ o'clock M, will be sold public auction
the highest bidders in the otunda Of the ST. Hotel St.
Louis street. between Chartre and Royal virtue
order from the Honorable the Second District New
Orleans dated 18Th January 1859 and according
drawn by A. emeconrt Deputy City Surveyor
a. This office for examination the property hereinafter described
Tw, PORTIONS OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Jackson Magnos 10 ephne and Clara Streets forming
one-haf of said square.
THE PORTION OF GROUND in the square bounded by Jo
sephine Magnolia St. Andrews and Clara streers,
PORTION OF GROUND in the square bounded by 10.
sepnine, Clara, ST. Andrew and Willow streets.
LOT OF GROUND in the bounded by St. Mary
LAUREL Felicity and Ma said fronting on Maga
thereon. ~r
Asr TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs-one.fou fourth cash, and
the balance credit of and three years.
the their order ard payable
~ Bank and secured by spece mortgage the property
sold with vendors ivee said notes II paid
viii then bear per cent interest until final pay
any way the payment of said
The purchasers will
at their
Acts Of sale before Magner schslk Esqs No,a-es
Public, asa
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COLE AGENCY
- OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS,
TENNESSEE
sugar Kettles "a II inches diameter 81 Is inch
Sc to AZ inches diameter..... | % inch.
under AZ inches diameter. rs inch.
Furnace Mouths S $780, and S35 according and pat
tern. Crate Bars 4c per pound
Z. +. LAvILLEBEUVRE
Commission Merchant
fei ly II street,
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l
Office, 8 Banks Arcade.
MONDAY, May 2, 1859, at IL o'clock M
4VA at the City Hotel Common will public
auction for account OF former purchaser following de-
NINE LOTS OF GROUND 10 the square bounded by An
tome Beadoe and Palmyra Streets designated by
Nos. l. 2 8. 4, 6, 6, I, and 9.
Lot No. measures 81 feet II inches lines front on
jackson street the same width the ns l feet 10
l feet 10 inches and lines the division Lot No q
Lo No. g. T. and each 81 inches and
lines front on jackson street. the width rear l
feet 10 inches and lines between equal and parallel lines
Lot No. measures 81 feet ii inches and
street. l7 feet 10 inches in deph on the
line dividing from Lot inches and lines on
the other line dividing from Lot No. 10 inches on
the rear ine parallel to jackson street, and 23 on
another Diagonal rear line.
Lot No 81 feet II inches and lines front on
street los feet inches and lines depth line diyi
ding from Lot No. SO feet inches other depth line
dividing 1t from Lot No O. and feet inches diagonal
Lot No is of triangular form, and 40 feet IL
inches lines jackson inches and lines on
one line and 50 feet and inches the line dvfd1 Kit from
Lot No 8. 1850 -
Ea- TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs-oneafth cash. and the
bsnce on credit of two, three four years.
OF the pnrc made payable the Citizens of Louis
occurred BY special mortgage the property sod with
All OF the vendors privileges and the clause Of
said notes TO bear six cent interest per date
until maturity the amount OF each interest
then DUE In case OF nonpayment after
VIII then bear eight cent Interest per until fully
Pd rms last condition will not be understood delay
in any way the payment OF said notes
he purchasers will cause themselves put possession
at their and will have comply the terms
and conditions above described within from the day
OF sae and 10 case OF any delay NEGLECT their part
risk without any further notice.
Acts OF sale before H. b. Cenas Esq., public No. l6
Common street at the expense of the purchasers
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All the right title and clause OF the cities Of New Orleans
Baltimore under Will and in place Of the late John Nc
ogh to claim from the United States America indemnify
the loss Of following lands which entered y the said
John McDo1Ogh the entries thereof aside
quence of their conflicting with superior titles:
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SATURDAY MORNING. 3d.
BY N. VIGNIE.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDONOGH SALE
without reserve To eec, partition bstween the d Of
New Orleans and the city Of Property
BY NJ TTGNTE
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ceese David, and ais, vs. Mrs vctoire Roman ana ais
heirs eopfosreors sevep very valuable ais Of
siasa so g sR @ ssd s,f.. MA 4ss
Gound aud I G9 rc1 g Mhpps svs Square Of
BY N. VIGNIE,
| oace-No. Banks Arcade.
'TMURsDAY,, 5th May, 80, at IL o'clock
asdsmea from ne efrhf
s & court h Ct ,hs State Of onsana in and tor the Parish
SEVEN L"Ts Of ROUND in the So mare bounded by New
evee Market and two openings for Streets designated
Lots Nos each % feet and on
Nf o ss ss p 81 ss sssp sssp "a inches and .
T Of N n he sa e b j, se
a sas ana sa p 5 de-
ID lines front on Chippewa street. by III fee 10 inches and
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND in McDonog1vill
comprised within Anson Herschel Wa hngton Adams
@ ss "a al fSs s of 5
The whole according to plans drawn by A DHemecour
NpDEsT NS s.al negro woman sgsd abest s.
e0qs 80 about 50
Ehas ysNfy ysN s s sys.
P The Real s Esate cash and the balance
@ oa ads 81 tn nSs Of the n %
%s.s 4s II
ana az
from the Magazine street line Of onni0nss ana divided
residences Sale very liberal credit
| BY ". VIGNIE.
Aucioneer, Office No. Banks Arcade.
| THUK,s g., DAY. DAY May 5, 1859, Mt l2 o'clock, at
THT Ise c HbsE hgs ires @ will Be Iod
SIKH seventh Camp divided nfo twenty
lines front on sevea street ysae BY depth 81
hs{s Sss each 50 feet front
Lot No - being the of Camp and Seventh
o II ss @ S an a oaap $ fact front on an
i IL is ss s sss
defp Lois "sa Sos st. II t. % T. 9n IS p sn 20 each
Lot No ~ being the corner Of Camp and Chestnut streets
front ~ Chestnut he street $50,
street BY lines in depth.
asf9n viii os s I % sys
ay-TERMs AND DcoNn1rIoNs-onefourth cash. and the
balance credit of and two for the
ans at Their fs by on said
until maturity and after maturity per cent per until
NOW RECEIVING, A VERY LARGE AssoRT-
| ~ ment of Ladies' and Gentemen's
TRAY LING TRUNKS.
We respectfully attention of persons in need of good
outfit of Travelling Apparatus establishment where
keep constantly hand the largest
line in the souh comprising among other things the follow
| Ing articles
Sole Leather Trunks,
Packing Trunks,
Dress Trunks,
| Valises, Carpet-Bags,
Bonnet Boxes,
| Sntchels,
French Trunks Steamer Trunks ETC. Also large of
| India Rubber Goats,
Cloaks, Leggns, etc.
Oil Goats. Pants,
| ..= Hats and Suits
! n5g" Call and examine
| H. W. REYNOLDS 4 CO.,
| AIS No. Magazine street, door from Canal
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by N. vIGNIE,

ssL,ASE ~, OF THE LATE JOHN McDON0aH. Exten.ive
vay valuable property belonging Jointly the Cities
vo.sss Reserve ao eec. partition between New Or
Foxsea Dia.rict. and be divided into Lots. = .N
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BY N. VIGNIE.


CITY OF BALTIMORE'S SHARE OF ESTATE OF THE
late John NcDonogh.Sae for account Of former pur
chaser. 1900 1~'
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Square fronting on Derbigny and Roma
sire cts, intersected as the precedimg.
sSsunres fronting on Roman ana Prieu,
atraefa. intecsected the nrecedinu.

SaaFe No. 80 fractional sQuae and fronts IN Roman
md Prieur and is divided Into lots of about ths
tensions as the lots in the preceding square.
Square No. GU is bounded by Roman, Frs Prieur and
streets is divided into Is measuring about
80 Fest inches from, by depth Of 1875 feet inches
Square 81 bounded by Roman, Second Prieur and
Tired and is divided into Is o of about the
y=sseians those in the preceding square.
No. 81 bounded by RDmau, Third Prienr and
and 'ivd into iS lots, OF the
1zeasoas those in the ceiling square.
No 63 bounded by ROuan Fourth aad Prieur
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md Washington avenue and divided into lots Of about
Square No. 6l Is Of irregular FORM and IL bounded BY
Roman and Preur streets and Washington Upper Line
and divided into % lots of various dimensions Of al
70 80 feet 'front.' by depths Of from 40 4s feet Inch and
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN S. DAVID, MRS.
Celeste David, and ais VS.. Mrs vctoire Roman ana ais.
Sale very credit, effect partition among CO.
heirs and copropretors Seven very Valuable Lois
Ground being formerly part OF de Arn1nciao Market
and fronting both New Levee and Market Two
Building Lots on Pacanr or Chippewa Square Of
Ground aud Buildings In McDonoghvie. Slaves.
BY ~ VIENIE
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Squares fronting on Galvez and Miro street
and intersected as the nreeedinH.


Squire No. IA Of triangular bounded by Mepo
meme Toni First and Niro streets and divided
various dimensions from 6 feet II inches 6nes front
lines by depths Of from 6s feet3 inches to ISL
feet 6inches.
squr. No IS bounded by Miro First Ton and Second
Streets divided into 10 lots measuring 90
front by depth of l26 feet 6 inches
Square No. So is bounded by Miro Second Ton and Third
Streets divided into Is lots measuring about 30 feet by
about l3l feet inches in depth
Square No 81 is bounded by Miro, Third Fourth
Streets ded Into Is lots measuring about 80 feet
III feet in depth.
Square No 50 bounded by Miro Fourth, Tont
Washington avenue is divided into IS lots
dimensions AZ those in the preceding square.
Square No 50 is Of triangular form bounded by Miro
and ont streets Washington and Upper Line
divided INTO lois Of various dimensions from 80 feet Al
lines to li3 feet 5 inches Z lines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-06

Breve Colonel Robert E. Lee, Second cavalry, is assign
ed to duty according to his brevet rank and will repair
70 Harpers Ferry, Va, and take command Of the United
States troops ordered to that place,
The four companies Of artillery ordered from Baltimore
to Harpers Ferry viii remain there until further ORDERS
such instructions may be given them by Colonel
Lee.
By directions OF the President of the United States
general court martial has been ordered TO assemble
the 9Th inst at West Point, N Y Brevet Lieut. Colonel
II. J. Hardee, Second cavalry, will preside, and Lieut.
Rufus Saxton, Fourth artillery will act as Judge Advo
cate OF the court
An extension Of leave Of absence for six months each
has been granted by the War Department TO Major G.
Porter, Fourth artillery, and Captain B. c. Bee, Tenth
infantry.
The resignation Of Lieut. George Ihric Third artillery,
has been accepted by the President Of the United States
TO take effect the 3lst inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-06
MAYOR TENANTS PROCLAMATION.

In pursuance of resolution Of the Common Council of
the city of New York. do hereby offer reward of
hundred dollars for the detection Of any person voting or
attempting to vote Illegally; or of any person who shall
procure, aid assist counsel advise another give or
offer his vote illegally, go into any ward election dis
rct for that purpose at the ensuing election held
in this city, Tuesday the 9th day Of December next
To be paid upon the conviction Of the offender and the
certificate Of the Recorder District Attorney the Judge
OF the Court where convicted that such conviction
had upon the testimony of the person persons claiming
such reward
But all claims for such reward not presented to the IN
dersgned in writing within twenty days after the convlc
ton Of such offended shall be dsregarded
Given under my hand at the Mayors Office.
Nov. %, 1859. DANL +. TIEMANN Mayor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-06
Jersey City News.

EXTENSIVE RoBBxRY AT An EXCHANGE 0yncx.-A daring
robbery was perperaed last evening at the exchange
Office Of John Lamb, in the basement of the Mechanics
and Traders Bank Of Exchange place and Hudson
street, Jersey City. James Mckinley, the clerk, had
wrapped up about $500 In gold silver and bills and laid
down on the counter preparatory to closing up the
place. Just at this time two strangers entered and while
one Of the men speaking to the clerk the other
seized the package and made or followed by his
panion. Mckinley pursued the fellows to the ferry and
managed to seize hold Of OF them but the other
escaped The money was found near by. The prisoner
gave the name Of Philip Harper.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Yesterday afternoon a man named
Hugh Mclaughlin, employed at the zinc works in Jersey
City, while engaged at his work dropped down dead.
Coroner Galney held inquest and verdict of death
from apoplexy rendered. Deceased native Of
Ireland, and leaves wife and family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-06

votes are counted, and deliver when called for 70 the
regularly authorized collectors who will exhibit tickets az
their authority from the agent
Numerous attempts having bcen made, which in many
successful, by persons not representing tho
Associated Press to secure blanks from the
and poll clerks at previous elections the undersigned
would request the to deliver tho BLANKS only
those persons who able exhibit the proper auth
ry for receiving them By properly ding the blanks
which left at the polls OF each election district aud
observing the above request every daily paper in New
York will DO able to furnish the public with tho re-
suit Of the election the following morning. The jour
mails composing the Associated Press are the Tribune
Courier and Enquire, Journal Of Commerce, HERALD,
Nmes Ecpess SUM- Ne,os Evening Post Commercial Ad.
utise Day Book Staats Z1tuHg, Demokrdt and Courier
dcs Flats Unis. "a ID. II. CRAIG,
Agent OF New York Associated Press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-06

BILE the Condesa dc San Antonio will shortly hold hes
levoes be attended by ladies', at those OF the Capta
General only gentlemen are received. Such an idea Z
carried into effect would prove most popular hcre In Hs
vana, as every where else.
Max Maretzck has got himself into quite imbroghe
with the editors OF the leading journals Of this city fhs
irensa appears, published some criticisms upon certain
OF the artstes of Maretzcks company which not
paatable TO the mpresario, who thereupon withdrew
the privilege of the tuneGs seats in the pit granted 70
the Pra Office. The then offered 10 be paid
ior but they sold to other parties and at length
the mpresaro went far TO give orders TO the
ooorkeepers not to admit the gentlemen Of the PROVES
Maretzck conduct became known 70 the conductors q
sne c.ner aay papers q the city they with esprit oe
% have heard At the time OF my present writing A
Gotschaik the pianist, s in this city, and suppose
nope, VIII favor the public with few concerts Hs
possesses numerous friends and admirers in this city