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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04
Guerrilla Warfare.


A few weeks since we pcnned an
article on tits subject, advocating
the. fayoring by our Government OF
this system of Kidding ourselves sf
the present difficulties. We are
pleased to see that we are not alone
in urging the necessity Of this course,
for many of the leading jeur9a's OF,
the Confederacy have also written in
its favor. The following pithy re-
marks, are from the Richmond Wing :
: A French writer, in giving an ac-
count of the Guerrilla warfare an
Spain, makes especial mention OF the
effectiveness of night attacks, ne
speaks of several detaehments Of the
french army,swhich vanished with
out it's being known when and where
nv ns.of nocturnal assault. Inc
assailants had. marks OF recognition
some cases they went without ut
uniforms, and the word was to. Kali
| al IN nu,torms.
We must enter upon this and every
lother species OF warfare to exterlp1.
nat. the foul invaders Of our soil
We know no law of religion or hui
manitv which dictates the forbear
ances of any means which will de
liver us from these cruel and coward
lily enemies.
We would direct particular atteh
ton to the last paragraphln the above
: Everything is right in war, and if, a
we have heard preached from tn
: pulpit, % some of the leading min
4 listers Of the gospel. sit is perfect.
consistent with religion to wage war;
: we think that we can with prophet
: adont such measures as will, in OF
Sbpinion, prove most advantageous
our cause. We ars0pf course liabl
hold OF form wrong opinions, 8
we'll as any other class of men, st'
1--we cannot forbear expressing OF
tcandid views, and therefore mas
y bold to say that unless Il G'lerri
system of fighting is permitted b
1our Government, eur chances OF can
], q success are slim, and from, present a
II pearancez, anything but encourage
/, at some points. .Tr
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

Pancll hs. picture in his last
number called "Col. Bull and the
Yankeeeoon.' The coon, faced like
the Federal Secretary ofStatc; is rep
resented as cup tree, ''and as say
ing to the Colonel, who is pointing his
gun below. "Air your in earnest, Col
onsl!" - The Colonel replies, 81 am
Then says the coon, "doh't hSe
IN como down.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

Indians iSca7pmg Yankees,-The
st. Louis Republican, giving an ac-
count of the battle in Arkansas says:
Two thousand Indians were. en-
gagged in the battle, Eighteen Of our
killed were ,scalped by them.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

Lineo1as's BrotAer-'m-Lam.-Ihs
-.Army Correspondent of the At
lanta Opnfederacy, (''P.fW. Az in-
a letter from Memphis, dated 9th ult.,
says: $50
Whilst waiting for the train at
Stevenson, Monday night, I'encoun-
tered a man who represented himself
to be a resident of Cincinnati. and =
brother-in-law Of Mr. Lincoln. lie
expressed himself wannly-some-
what too war,nly-in favor of the
South, and gave me q long account
fof the difficulties he had encountered
and the by-ways he had been com
lpellsd to take, in reaching our lines
He told me that his name was kel
logg-that he had been trying TO-
five months to get over the bogder-
that he had relatives, in Selma, Ala.
and other places in the South, an'
that Capt. Todd, who had charge o
: the Federal prisoners in Richmond
:, was his brother-in-law. He is abou
\ forty five years of age, six feet high
! good-looking, and wears an unnsudl
heavy beard, the lower part Of whic
is quite gray. He is well posted
: the early history of the revolution
and says he Aa'dacs it was the inter
Ition of the Republican leaders, fro1
d the beginninse to force the South
q the wall. He took passage f
i Huntsville, the point at which i the
D. expected-to stop; but upon the arr
: val of the train information rsach'
tme which brought me on to Aemph
is The most important commdnieatl'
c. lie made related to the battle at re
ut Donelson.. He said that McClell
n had sent. large reinforcements tre
Washington to the West, in anti
n patton of the late battle. No alta
10 was. expected upon Washington, 2
" the forces there Laye been sent tn
time to time to suchpoints as requil
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Our. Almanac

Dickinson's Pocket Almanac and
Book Of Reference, for 1862, will be
issued from this of6ee in a few weeks
.Plaat.rs ana oths,s Wishing to bur
th.se III this city,,will I'M! it eonve-
nient Notwithstanding their orders
10 refer to its advertising pages.
Persons desirous Of advertising in
it must hand in theiI advertisements
soon, or they viii sbe teo lats. ME-.
r. s. Carnes is at present canvassfng
the city for this work, and any ar
ransemsnts for advertising made with
him, will be satisfactory. .,.s.ss .
Persons desirous Of purchasing to
sell, had better forward their orders
soon, as all snch will be filed in the
{order received. Persons ordering
over one hundred copies, can have
their address printed os thecovs'
if desired, free Of charge.
! no advertisement can be inserfet
4 after the work has gone to press. A
we.;contemplate printing an edition
of 5000 copies, to commence wlth'
will afford rare inducemenf - al
4 vertiserz, and any one who fails t
have his card inserted. must no
blame us after the work is ISSUED
for we give all timely warning =
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04
A Case Settled by Marriage IN

4 Case Settled by Marriage az
Court.-ITlere- was quite Alittlc
affair in the Court of Sessions yes
terday, which for time created
GOOD deal of interest atHon@ princi-
pals As we'll as spectators. ih~ MS
,rict Attorney called on tho 'ndict-
y..cAt OF The People Of tho State OF
New York against Robert F"rma?n.
The charge against the. defendant
was seduction under promise OF MAJ
rage. 1t appears he paid attention
to young lady named Henretta''
Clafcy, residing in Gowanuf' about
five months since, ai.d succeeded III
dece;ying her. TWAS upon her com
plaint that an indictment. was found
by the Grand Jury. The friends OF
BOTH parties were in court when
the case was called there Was 4 COM
motion amongst them, and 1t. was :
finally understood that IN arrange
nent had been made to settle the
whole matter by marriage. "A cler-
rvman was sent for, but not being
able to end the one Sought for at
{ home, Justice VOORHEES, was sum
moned, and he tied the knot in the
I presence of the friends of both p&
:, ties and the officers. of the court
!, After the ceremony was concluded,
< the father CT. the young lady inform
n cd the young gentleman that he was
perfectly satished-that he desired
y no illegitimatc Responsibilities IN ms
,fl family; aud that now he would take
4, iof his daughter and support her. and
Is he (the young husband) might go to
" ce.tain hot place if he was so dis
= posed, or any where else he thought
TO proper, except his own (the father -
of premises. The District Attorney
" as a,..atter of form, called on the IN
~ Edictment for trial,-to which the de
CO fendant pleaded in bar marriage
The prosecuting officer admitted tn
AIR. truth of the plea. andajudgnent wa
.a ordered for defendant. The lad.
re. went home with her parents and tn
ertt young husband went in another m d
erel rection, with his Enthusiastically
IN. " paper. a
/
the -------
OFT The Texas papers say that sail
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

We were shown the other day,
a ch-loading rifle, invented by
Mr.. A. IL. Black. of Ta~ant, Hop
kins county, Texas, who is ON his
way to Richmond, to offer it to- the
Government. The sgun, We should
judge, would be,o vast service in on,
army. We cannot enter into full
particulars, but can say this much
it carries ballyesembling a" Minnie
though somewhat larger, and can b
loaded and fired about five times as
fast as an ordinary cartridge gun. -Mr
Black DESERVES credit for THIS inven
ton, it Is so simple that any ordipar..
person can use it. Bully for TIN
Texans.
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The river,s still rising at this place.

The Paris FTeSa,) Press says, We
clip the following good news from the
State Gazette Extra under date Of
to 18th instant. AS it will be seen
that we have achieved Il glorious
victory in Arazona. The Gazette
says:
The fight occurred on the Dist
Col. Tom Green in command. The
enemy came out FIVE thousand strong
to meet us, leaving u rescrve>ot twe
thousand in the fort. The bat'le
lasted five hours. yhen the enemy
commenced Il retreat. la crossing the
river his loss vas terrific. A condi
tienal surrender Yves proposed by tL'
Federal commander, but declined +!
Col. Geeehs' AND an unconditional on
demanded, which Vas acceded to-
Our loss is twenty-eight Killed AM
wounded. The enemy six hundred
Kit Carson's regiment of f.. Pix
Peakers fed at the first bomb tha
exploded among them. Fiftee
thousand stands of small arms taksl
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

A few days since about So9 YAM
KEGS from Hilton Head, Landed on
Coosa island, and finding it deserted
burned the fne residence Of Robert
Chislom. Esq.
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.On Wednesday night we eSps-
rienced very severe storm of wind
and rain. The steamer Homer parted
l1awser and was blown down the
riyer at a rapid rse. She succeeded
insmalzirk good landing. and; as
far as we could learn received nt
damage. ~
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The Texas papers say that san Is
selling at. Gregory's Lake at 20 TO- 81
cents per.bushel, aud plenty on hand,
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We notice the arrival Of consider
able Bacon from Texas, during,the
week. The. cotton market is very
dun, buyers are getting scarce.
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. FRIDAY, APRIL H., 1862.


Martial law has been proclaimed in
Mobile and vicinity by Gen. jones'
and the writ Of habeas corpus sns-
pended. 2t
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Wendell phillips, the notorious
Abolition agitator, attemptedto lee
tufe at. theOpera House tonight, but
met with rather an unexpected demon
stration
He avowed himself an. Abolition
lists and Disunionist, whereupon he
was. egged aud stoned. but got away
by the AID of 4 friend.
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Mr.W. G. Jones, .of' the Veranda'l
hotel, will accept our thanks ter
faysrs. Isl. >, -: .4-
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The Era No. a left for New Orleans
on Wednesday morning. The Full
ton arrived on Tuesdao.niglt.
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of 5000 copies. to commence WITH II
will afford Il rare inducemenf - ad-
vertisers, and any one who fails to
have his card inserted. must not
blame us after the work is issued,
for we give all timely warning
From Europe.-In the House Of
Lords, Lord Campbell called atten-
ton TO The inesiciency Of the Amer'-
can blockade of Confederate ports'
and moved for correspondence on the
subject.
Earl Russell replied to the proofs
advanced by Lord Campbell OF the
ineiiicicncy of the blockade, and re-
counted the efforts of the North to
render it effective.
He considered that the want OF
lection in the English market was
r,he best test that the blockade WAS
|
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We are requested to say that Prof.
T.. H. Vandenberg, of Columbus, G'a
will give a Vocal and Instrumental
Concert, on. tomorrow Saturday
nig int, at the Gaiety Theater. As
one-thi-d of the receipts viii be giyer
10 the free market, we trust the pub
lie will not forget to be in attendance
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

Two gentlemen Of Augusta, Ca
have offered to subscribe thousand
dollars each for thss building of q
Virginia for the harbor of Savanna
ia list of one hundred such subscrip
lions can be made up.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

A CADEMY on MUSIC.-ITALIAN OPERA.
IN MIR. GRAU Mas the honor TO that he will Clv0
a short OF Italian Operl commencing
WEDNESDAY NEXT, THE 18TH INSTANT.
which ocasion Ne will have the honor producing wit
peculiar scenic ELECTS and unusual Veds cctebraeA
opera, .
The ias Of this work s the Iden opportunity OF
European ami by its bsliancy always con-
trbu materially to the enjoyment d tle evening Mr.
much announcing that the masler adc
will be unusually spirited and will intoduce number q
dresses doninoes, &c, before Amcu-
He happy be able 10 add that he has ehcc toA
au with the brilliant Spanish dauseuse,
SEN0RfTA CUBAS,
who with Senor XIMENES ami powerful Corps dc bauefS
will introduce
A GRAND TERPSGHOREAN DlVEKTlSSEMENT.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELIsO1G.
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY. MDME STRAKOSCH,
BRIGNOII, MANCUSI, BARILl, and ethers ia their ro+
spective roles.
In the course Of the ball
NEW WALTZ,
Composed expressly by Sign0r Bl4gnoi.
Will he danced by all the Danseuses and Corps dc Ballet
On Thursday the 10th. will be produced FOR the first umo
in several seasons, and with complete misc en- scene.
Auber's chef dauvre
MASANIELLIO
with grand distribution.
SENORITA CUBAS
will appear for the first time IN the great role-or
FENEIIA.
Friday, 2lst, Grand Opera night Saturday, "a,
Grand Gala Matinee and Ballet
Madame DE LusAN Will make her debut in this short.
n
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

T(AKNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LOOK At TMIsl TIE ATTRACTIONS gHis wEEk
BEAT THE WORD SEE THE LISrt
THIS WEEK ONLYi
THIS WEEK ONLyii
THIS WEEK ONLYiii
THIS WEEK ONLYlili
THE $4,000 MUTT COMMODORE nrTrit THE
WlATlSIf,,t ALBINo FAMILY Idh, III, / LviNa WHITE
ING MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON III - ~ GRAND
AOUARIA illiiill HAPPY FAMILY | y - lltln
GRAND Observation-Disclosures A MILLION Gu
RIOSiTIES | | litillilll
The SEVEN LARGE SALOONS OF the Museum contain
1N0 0J0 ruriost les nature AMI art,
The NEW FAIRY SPECTACLE. Sadak and Kaasrade.
from the Arabian Nights presented in the Lecture Room
every AFTERNOON ami EVENING. 1t beats the world A.
O speca ,ular drama 49,.
Never before half much expense riskcd nor han
extraordinary and truly valuable novelty exic0
for only IS ccnts hence there can be NO FREE ADMIS-
SIONS.
Admission only Is cents: children under ten. Is cents.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
A UCTIoN NoTICE:-LARGE SALE OF HANDSOME
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

JOSEPH l.. SMITH, Arcioncer
viii sell this day March Is at O'Clock precisely all the
elegant Household Furniture of the large dwelling house
US Waverey place between Washington square Sixth
avenue consisting f handsome Brussels Three Ply In.
grain CARPETS; two Pa or Suits covered in silk reps and
bocatel; Marble Top Table EegeIes Bcdstcads, Bureaus,
Mattresses. Beds, Bedding, Sofa Beds Lounges Rockers
CHAIRS Tea and Extension Tables, Buffet Dining Cha rs,
Bookcases Corner and Book Stands Ga China Silver
Ware Table Cutlery Clocks, Curtains, Cornces Shades,
Olcoths Chandeliers &c. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
SALES AT AUCTION.

a UCTIoN NoTICEIM D. CHAPMAN L. CO., AUG.
"A toneer:-superb llous hold Furniture Works
81 Art g, publ: auction sale commencing this day Thurs
CLARK Esc. 4S West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and
SEth avenues Magnificent octave rosewood Piano.
forte elegantly carved legs and oasc lined with sanwood
en the modern improvements made by Broadway makers,
tMy guaranseed-the richest instrument offered at auction
This season. rosewood Canterbury and Stool velvet Cover
Gusc &C. Drawing Room Suits-Two superb full Suits,
rlchiy carved In fruit and flowers cred In French
sel antique Gothic Reception Chairs covered with satin
Eesy Char and Lounge Etegeres Bcoscase Centre Table,
Encognurcs, Cabinets Ladies' Work Table, ancient and
modern modern on Paintings by eminent artis,s-The May
emboarg, by Davids; Immaculate Conception, ater
Ger Scene On the Neva ST. Petersburg by Keche; Sea
Views by Legrand, two match pantings Landscapes by
Cole superb Paintings Sik enes in Scotland, by Dana
Erench Line Engravings Pier Mirrors large Mante Mirrors
Embroidered Lace Curtains Artistic Bronze Satuary Vases
&C.; Bronze Statue of Hamlet Minerva Goddess Of War
Joan Of Arc, Richard Conur de Leon, indian Warriors
Poetry Music, Painting Rembrandt Rubens Fisher Boy
end Girl, Cupid and Psyche, &c two magnificent Vases
Sevres from the collection of Jerome BonaIarte Paria
Vases Figures, Bisque and Ormo.u Ornament superb Or
molu clack Dining Room-solid Oak Bullets, statuary
Mirrors. CHINA Dinner and Tea Sets Ruby and Crystal cut
hnd engraved Glassware Silver Dinner Tea Service
Sheffield Table Cutlery, Silver Plated Casters Coffee IRA
Cake Baskets Spoons Butter Knives Napkin ngs Salvcrs
Table Linen 2c Chambers-Rosewood Dressing Bureaus
Bedsteads, Commoles, Wardrobes Shaving Stands Ar.
moire-s Glace. Toilet Tables, Hair and Spring Mattresses
Eeathcr Beds Blankets Linen Sheets Countefpancs Sofas
Rockers, Chairs Hatsand, Stair Carpets Rods &c Also
large assortment Of Basement and Kitchen Furniture
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

NEW BOwERY THEATRE
IN Sole proprelors Mcssrs FOX ana LngSso
Thursdag March H.
FIRST night of the aud beautiful Bureslue enttiea
COIEAN BORNE,
the performance commencing with the beautiful em OF
DOMINIQUE - -.-..
aud concluding with the Drama OF
PETER BELL,
TIE WAGNER.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

AMUsEMENTs.

AMUSEMENTs.
N1BLos GARDEN
Ell @ I i;' "a slTis.s xmrArlrr
\ SPECTACULAR DRAMA
I THE coLISssEk BAwM
u'a 4Eosk Sssk Of roFdiIR 5T sfsn 1RrisTs e
MRS sK 'ons J. c6H1dRs T9SR and
sf1HsDP sAsTSa
AsD solIHEs HxEsF nawH: n mr.
Syes MSiss f Ss Hs foa@s So" COLLINS
Rspysis Rsn%y Mann ras., S,alisn
Father Tom Harry Pearson
ELY ocoNkoR ile Colleen Bswn Mrs join WOOD
Annie Am c caue the Colleen Rhuad Miss Emma Taylor
shsiah Miss MAJ Nary ' weiis
v''eD'as How TO PAY TIE, RENT ,o,, ,,.,
With new Version Of awiD0w MXciiREE and other
popular songs.
S,mlsd ASamssiGn cents
Family Circle Centrance on Crosby street.. a5esnis
osn % De 1fe days IN advance Box 0no'
HSzOsRso*' 'Rfa ;$Ti5$ ssss'
MISCHIEF MAKING.
TxpxME T.sl a Rsrial%fs %ASErrE MRS. >. WOOD
II which character she win introduce new medley entitled
Union song from Cinderella OF
"HOW ARE YOU BILLY PATTERsONr'
OLD BowERY THEATRE.
" STICKNEY,s NATIONAL CIRCUS.
FOR SUPERIOR RIDING,
EXCELLENT CLOWNS.
ASTONISHING LEAPERS,
SUPERIOR GYMNASTICS.
TO SEE CHILD MAKE A TIGHT ROPE ASCENSION.
ATTEND THE OLD BoWERY.
DRY GOODS.
4 NOVELTY
"A FLoUNCED ROBES, WITH sHAwLs TO MATCH
ne Dress snd Shawl ior ~ o!
GRISAILES, yard wide ........... Coo. per yard
=. win be opened on Monday 10th inst.
LEGRAIN's.
TO Broadway, corner of Wavercy place.
Richly Embroidered and Plain HAKDKERCHIEFs
the balance OF importers Stock 81 cent under regular
BLACK THREAD vEILS from 81 50, and dne choice
Of fFRENCH LINEN CAMBRIA SETS.
72e Broadway, corner of Waverley place.
LII WOOL REFS 5-4 WIDE AND IN CHOICE
''''f' a NEW fs sr srfSd sfs wSIsE DRsss s GOODS
and Domestic goods. the cheapest M the city at
@. q. HOOK.
BARGAINS IN LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS AND
- Drsperes Window Hollands Quilts Counierpanes and
Blankets now sci at very reduced prices in order 10 clear
and Napkins of the finest fabrics bought for cash and
offered at less than the cost OF Importation Purchasers
TO let. c. q. HOOK, l03 and ITO Sixth avenue.
NORSETS AND SKIRTS.-NICE FITTING CORSETS
~ from rs cents best Steel Skirts 50 also Weeys
ufings Trimmings &C.; Jouvans Gloves Is cents 8S
YBroadway, near Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

LC0RECLpSCRE sALE.-T1IE Two FIRST CLASS
four s,s story an hlsn basement brown stone front
HOUSES, Ji2 icet west OF Ffh In Thrtynrh
3 be sold ut the Merchants Excanee at i2 oci :, on
Friday, March ~ they arc worth $1,000 zach; but vii rp
baby sell Tor SIVv $l2Ob Thfy prc well bu thi.k
walls sub cclas vaults &C.. and offers chance 20 Fct
cheap house. -
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
A UCTION NOTICED. d. CArLKINs AUCTIONEER
"A OFFICE 3s5 BROADWAY.
LARGE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY

-.,u, KOSEWDOD PAKLOR SUITS IN BROCATEL
VALUABLE PAINTINGS, ARTISTIC BRONZFS,
- MARBLE GROUPS, &C., &C.
u. d. CAUIK1NS CO., will sell, this day (Thurs.
nay), March 13 at the elegant private residence No
E5 E5,,, west Fourteenth street, between Eighth aud
Ts sa!e Somprises the entire contents of the, house
Ine elegant Paror Furniture made to order, and
Is in solid rosewood The whole viii bc sold TO the
highest bidder for cash offering ra inducements pur
chasers the entire furniture of house
and must be Sod owing 70 removal. Elegant rosewood
Panoforte seven octave, with all modern improvements
oyersrung bass solid pearl keys, &C cost s5 with gar
zee Tor three rich rosewood Stool satn
Parlor Furniture in rich brocade and satin;
geres splendid snd costly Pafian Ornaments rich Vases
&C also magnificent collection of Paintings rosewood
turkish Easy Chairs In fine rps rosewood Centre and Side
marble top Tables richly carved Chamber Suits in
wood and mahogany Bureaus, ed Bedseads 600
yards OF elegant Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Washsands Sofa Beds in fine harcoh; ten pure Hair Mat
tresses from 40 10 O bs made TO orcr and in excellent
tension Table Silver Ware, Ri china ivory and silver Cu
tery Forks Spoons. &C. with heavy engraved Glass
ware OF every description. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
AMUe0MENT0s
,--1-1--~-o-~~.--
.; GoTrscuALK;-HIBLos SALOON.


r NJ. GoTrscHALK:-NIBIOS SALOON.
IL. ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS
seats can oe secured without ex,r. charge al becr scs
Wal
Mr.. J GRAU begs 10 announce that Nj. oOTr5CHAtK.
after seres Of eminenty triumphant concerts IN Washing
ONE GRAND EVENING CONCERT.
,.,,n a.. r., ON MONDAY. MARCH II. t..
MR. GOTTsCHALK's
SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
Mr. ooschaik viii perform several 0i his best counp0sl>
tons and en 10y the cl.operaton Of
O0rTsCHALKs MATINEEs pIvsrRUcTIoN
. - Al IRVING HALL
Tckcs for Mr. Gottschaiks dInstrsciou will 10
really 10 morrow morning. at Beer Schirners No ~
N0TICE-In order 10 accommodate rrany patrons OF
Gotischaks concerts, who reside country and mag
not be able TO attend the SERIES Mr. rau
mined to issue tickets for OF Che Matnees ae
rHk Fist MATINEE OBSTRUCTION
TUESDAY MORNING. TIE 18TH INSTANT tH
the Of the and arrsgcd ui,hin
line Of sight of all The SPECIAL
will be remembered Is TO present eye well
cccts produced the pianofors Tho srranerLaent
Of effect this objct necessarily involves codev
able sacrGee Of space a1d in addou TO this tsde
sirabletl9t only limited number should attend, MAT
may ample accommodation and psrfec accessibility
enable Nv COsclalk 10 converse with uoe present enA
explain what they dcsirc 10 have made clear to the W
has been determined that un6er circumstances will moo
persons admitted than comfortably
NO OTlIE1 ARTISTS
win take part % these "ccas,ons The greatest care VII
' AMUsEMEST AND INSTRUCTIONS.