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, Z,.S>U OIL 8.2
First Heat.-The favorite Kentucky was rid
den by the famous jockey. Littlefeld. Onward
was the first at starting, 1dIewild second, Ken.
lucky third. and Fleetwing last. AT the quar-
ter Idlewild had taken the front position, Ken
tucky having passed Onwardand taken second
rank, FleetwIng still in the rear. Passing
around the first half mile Kentucky was second
10 ldlewIld, the former being under a strong
pull. In passing for the fret mile Idle wild was
leading Kentucky full length, with Onward
close third As they passed the stand a gen.
eral hurrah burst forth. Then they went along
Tor the second mile at the termination of which
the positions were unchanged. The time
keepers at the point announced that 3-42 had
been cons umed, the first mile being made IN
l-5l. Around the first curve Idlewild still held
his own, but nearing the three q q arter MOLE
kentucky Tor the first time was s'iet out" and
without an effort In the meantime Onward
had been making long strides, and overlook
Idiewild, with Fleetwfng third. In this order
they passed the judges stand for the third mile
ward was At the top OF his speed. Idiewild
now fell behind so much that he had to pay the
forfeit OF "a distance" A splendid struggle
ensue between Kentucky and Onward along
the home stretch, but the champion was fore.
most, and almost bid defiance TO his retainers
Kentucky passed under the string a length
ahead Of Onward, FIeetwing third. and the
famous old Idlewild distanced. Time, 7-35
Second Hedt.-No betting on Kentucky, the
spot not lying between Onward and Eleetwing
for second place. elO0 10 $50 was offered and
taken that Fleetwing would come out second
best 10 Kentucky. Onward took the lead and
continued il for the first turn into the home-
stretch, where Kentucky passed him, going
over the first mile with comparative ease, a
leader of length, in 1.59. Still thew sped
along calamity. and Fleetwing. after going
around the far.stretch for the second nrie. ap-
Peared IN view half-dozen lengths in front OF
Onward the latter having taken one of his
sulken fits, and made an attempt to bolt, but
his jockey succeeded in making him continue
the contest The remainder Of the heat was
closely run, although the places renamed I'M
changed. ,keniucky won by wolengths, Fleet .
wing being second and two lengths ahead of
Onward: Time. 7i1X. The fsstest time ever
accomplished in the Northern States was by
ldlewild, some FIVE years SINCE at the Centre.
Vile Course, L. l., IN which she made the four
miles IN -
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CHILDREN IN FACTORY TowNs.-A writer
in the Fall River MASS News complains
that nearly one-half OF the children in the
place do not go to school. The number OF
children between i've and fifteen years OF age
returned 10 the school comnlittee on the LIST of
May last was 1880; and '.last week." says this
writer, 'the maximum number OF scholars of
corresponding ages in all the public schools
including the suburban, did not exceed o3l2
leaving nearly 1000 pupils out Of the public
schools." He complains that children are
placed At work in the factories when they
should be in the schools :,
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The Equinectial and the Teleyraph

AsPY BAY, Sept. 27.-The equinoctial gale of
Sal urday, which was very severe in Nav
foun dland, greatly damaged the lines East and
west OF Sag Harbor, 1t the head Of Fortune
Bay. The lines have already been repa,red
wet OF that point and Mr.. Mackey, the Su
perintendent says he expects to have them
working through Immediately. European
news will, it is quite probable, come to hand
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Marina Diuasfsp

FORT MONROE, Sept. q The steamer ashore
on Body lslano proves to be the Sheridan from
New York for New Orleans. She had twenty.
three passengers, who had been landed in
safety, and will arrive 10 Norfolk to-day. As
sistance has been sent by the under writer's,
agent, and hopes Of saving the vessel and
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THE GENERAL LAND OFFICr

Ninety six donation patents. issued for
ancient donations in Oregon, have been trans.
united by the Commissioner Of the 0eneral
Land Once to the Register OF the local land
office at Oregon City, for delivery to the parties
entitled to receive them. The patents embrace
% 2iO acres.
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The Turf

The following is condensed account OF the
four-mile race at Jerome Park New York, on
Tuesday, of which the telegraph furnished a
"brtef mention" yesterday. Out of twenty.nine
sound of the bugle-Kent lucky, Onward Fleet
wing, and Idlewild. Kentucky was the favor.
lite at two TO one against the field Four pools
sold on the ground just prior TO the race as fol.
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From Tennessee.

NAeHvILLR, Sept. 27-Jadge Bruin, of the
circuit court OF Davidson county, decides that
notes Of the Bank of Tennessee issued prior 10
debts due the State. .-.E. - =
Twenty-stx deaths from cholera were re.
ported during the last twenty four hours.
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MARYLAND Politfes

BALTIMORE, Sept 27.-Hiram McCulloueh.
the present member, was to. day renominated
by the Democrats and Conservatiy yes of the Ist
Congressional District.
The Democratic Convention Of the 5th Con.
gressional District meets on the 5th of October
and not to- day as enormously reported.
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MUSTERED OFT.

Assistant Quartermaste Coils. NJ. ID. Wick
eIsham and Roelin Brinkerhof, and Capt J
=. SksItop, e s., have, by a recent order o
me War Department, been mustered out o.
service ..H.r.
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NEW NATIONAL BANKS.

The Ridgiey National Bank, OF Springfield
Illinois, capital $4,000, and the Pennsylvania
National Bank Of PottsviIle, capital 800. OO0.
were established yesterday. The first.named
bank is designated as a depository of public
mOneYS. : . 49,
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APPOINTMHNrs

The President to-day made the following
appointments: ~l 3"
Hugh J. Anderson, of Naive. Auditor OF the
Treasury for the Post Office Department. So
John j. Humphrey, of Tennessee, Agent for
the Indians ofthe Cherokee Agency.
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Dead.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The Rev. DR. Hawkes.
OF the Episcopal Church, North Carolinian
~ birth, and formerly rector of Christ Church,
TODAY. 1890
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A RICH CoMMEECEMRNr.-Lastn night the
police ofi1cer on the beat near 9th street aud
Pennsylvania avenue. WIS attracted by a call
whistle 10 the steps OF the house on 9th street.
south of the avenue, where he was met by a
man who ordered him to arrest everybody in
the house. The officer asked on what CHI
lie should arrest them. The man replied that
IL was no matter what for, he wanted him to
arrest them upon his order, and remarked that
be was . magistrate, and had his sommis sion
The officer refused 10 obey, and told the party
claiming TO be a magistrate TO 60 to Lieut..
Eckloff, which he did, and made the same re-
quest. The Lieutenant told him that he could
not make the arrests without warrant. The
party claiming to be magistrate then pro-
posed TO Issue a warrant. The Lieutenant
said that he could not consent TO serve a war
rant issued by the complainant, and the latter
retired unsatsfed. The officers thinking il 8
curious piece of business, made inquiry, and
obtained the following explanation II seems
the party named, who Is really q magistrate,
but recently commissioned, went to the house
and demanded to be entertained free OF cost,
upon the assumption that magistrates are ali
on the "free list" The demand was promptly
refused, no such tree list being recognized at
the establishment, and the official waxing an /.
CRY, behaved in a manner that did not please
the ladies Of the house, and they put him OUT,
whereupon he called for the police, as above
stated. .e".f. 4hei'f : p = II 2 n
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THE DEPARTMENT OF THE POTOMAC.
During the temporary absence of Major Gen.
eral Schofeld commanding the Department
OF the Potomac, the command has been trans.
ferred to Brevet Brig. Gen. H. s. Burton, col.
onel 5th U. s. artillery.
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- We have received q copy OF the popular
National song entitled. s.God bless the Prssi-
dent" Music by Charles L. White. words by
l. n Lamont.
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Cholera at Memuht

MEMPHIS. Sept. 27.-Thirty three new cases
and niae deaths were reported during the past
twenty. four hours. -t-.g -. -
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THE MEETING OF TIE YouNG M.s's CHRIS.
TIAs AssoCLArION.-A dispatch has been re.
Philadelphia, and Fuller, of Baltimore, will
leave for Washington I'm the 40 train, to ad.
dress the meeting of the Young Meme Chris.
uan Association at DIR. Sunderland's church
to. night '-f TI-'E
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REMovKD-HowardL areombe, Esq, clerk
TO the Superintendent OF Public Printing, has
been removed and VIM. +. Spedden, Esq ;,
chief proof reader, has been appointed to tiil
the vacancy, and will enter upon the duties of
his office on the LIST proximo.
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BeaureQaPd

NEW YORK, Sept. T.-The steamers Vile de
Paris and Vera Cruz, from Havre have ar.
rived. Gen. Beauregard is a passenger in the
former - ~
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Cholera at Louisville
LoUISvILLE, Sept. a. One death from chol,
era was reported to-day. r|- -
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~ General Fits Henry warren has sued
for libel, contained in q Observation-Disclosures ~
porting . give the facts in the .cass Of i,5nch
Vs. .fsrsfa,G e tas.ru "a a ITS I.
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DEATH OF Az sEx.OoNsRtssMAH.--Ho
Chas. II. Peaslee, Of Portsmouth, N. H., died
recently whfle on visit to ST. Paul Mum.
Gen. Peaslee was well known as a former
member OF Congress from New HampshIre.s
collector OF the port of Boston, and for VET
twenty years director In the Concord Railroad
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Raymond Withdraws.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27-Henry ]. Ravmo,a
has Withdrawn his name As q Candidate for
Congress IVA
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Of Prince George, as first maid OF honor; the
Knight OF chatham. (H. Naylor, ir.l Miss Ada
OF Woodstock, IT. Moshsr. jr.) Miss Katie Ad-
olson, Of Pfin &c Georges, as third maid.
Amer which the assemblase repaired to a
building on the place where the dancing was
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NEW FALL STYLES
=. oINrLEMENp FURNISHING GOODS,

The subscriber having. at considerable expense
and labor, thoroughly RENTED end bean ifed his
Btore, has now the pleasure Of notifying his pa
irons and the public that he has Just returned
from the North and 10 In daily recei pt of hiS
FALL AND WINTER PURCHASES,
class = -
GENTLBM1R' FURNISHING GOODS,
Selected person and With great care of the best
and leadi nc Importing Houses in New York
My facilities for doing business are Of the most
fsyorsbie char acter; buying my. goods mostly for
light. enables ne TO sell ct the very lowest cssn
Thankful for paat Savors, u 10 my in tsntion Sor
the future. By strict attention TO busi nsss. 10
merit eonfinu stion OF the patronage % long and
/ CHAs q. LANE. -.
Gsntlemen's Furnishing store. "a.
se b-sol0uf 42@ Penn q avenue.
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INTERNAL REyESUE-The receipts from this
source day were ST22,l1aOe
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Foreign Arrival.
FARTHER POINT, Sept 27.-The steamer lbs.
mascus has arrived.
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TwAB DEPARTMIsr, =

~ SURG EON MINERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON. ID. g., August TO- 1855
CinATHy ;1edicai Board, to consist of Brevet
sens sr'Get Lsusssnant Colonel r Writ,
teony Heger, surgeon, U. 8. A., and Brevet Major
warren webster, assistsnt su rgeon o. s. A :. Re-
Sorder, Will meet In New York city on the nth Of
september next for the eIami nation Of candid stss
Ss.tsa into the Medical STAT Of the United
Aapsesni; must b over twenty one years Of age,
tAlslica,iops for an invitation to appear before
General. q. 8 A., and must state the full name.
iesiaenes And date and place Of birth OF the can
cation; must be furnished. u the applicant has
ueen tne medlcal service OF the army during the
war, the fact should be stated, toget6sr with his
former rank and time and piece Of vice, and tes.
timonisIs from the officers with Who1 he haa
served should also be forwarded.
No allowances 10 made for the expenses cf persons
uDderRofpg the examination, Is it II An indisnen-
sable prerequisite TO appointment.
mere are ae present sixty vacancies IN the medf.
cal STAN forty six Of which or ginal being ere.
ssed py Inc act Of Congress spyroyed July q, 1895
an ll-eotocls Surgeon General. d. 8. A.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ANOTHER FENIAN SCARE IN CANADa
Troops Ordered into Camp-Goyerumen,
EMPLOYEES Enrolled

TORONTO, Sept 26.-Several regiments, both
volunteer and regular, have been ordered into
camp at st. Johns, near the Vermont line. All
government employees in the different depart.
ments have been enrolled into thu civil sarvico
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
TEE I PERSON 50 WHO las SEEN PICK UP AN
9Th and 10Th oI % fsd nassf ~
PROMISES fsry N sS r. returning Il t.
WILL TIE GENTLEMAN THAT RODE Up
.s,srn IN the Psnnsylvsnia avenue Care yesterday
on n MI
lard Hotel grant the lady that was seated oppo-
& " Post o n please Cd
ar az. dssrlrous Of learning the FRENCH Lam.
from sne who has resided many years in France.
snd Thoroughly understands teaching languages
Address, BY letter, n Star Office. seq j-iw
~ BAsKIT, with stab Cloth. Apron and f
IN ~ on Tuesday morning. on 9Th street. Will be
s' s fsip: i ssFs ct :'' nssi
msrket: se26 TT
MADAM AHOLIAB:, AN IMPRESSED ME,
" dun AND CLAIRV0YANT, would most
and a. to 5ssd the
sovery Of the same, love. marriage &c. At s3s 9Th
street on door from street, from .. m. until
y se25lw>
M0NTHLYNURsE- An experienced MONTE.
WI LIZ NURSE Will DO disc aaed about Octsber
first; would like to make few mere engagements.
B Bs;s Of o. references given address star
nR. L0VEJOY HAS REMOVED to the Sonfb
~ east corner Of + and 9th streets. Messages may
still be left at the office on 18th street between
q m and p. m. Office hours at the corner OF 18th
and streets, O'Clock a. m. and p. m
Sc 3eel2t'
MRS. MARTIN,
VI Removed to 440 18th st.. bet. Z audr.
ting China, Wood, Silks, &c dursbIy eousiine
the most beautiful paintings. Instructions free
The best designs and cheapest In the city, whole.
SAFE end retail. se3-eolms
NOTlCE.-Special notice 10 hereby given to a
persons having left WATCHES In NV hand,
for Repairs prior to January LIST, 1886 to call And
get them within thirty days. or they viii be soid
at public auction for cost Of re pairs
z. r. BORLAND,
au H-eo4w No. 437 7th street.
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pB0PosALs FOB GROUND COFFEE.
4 RARE CHANCE TO MAXI A FORTUNE

u IA he CHANCE To MAXI FORrUNE
Tor sale or exchange for farm on the Baltinor
and Wsshineton railroad, very valuable
TnRSSbb LxnISUEstshkLdoENGR sssNIsSHfS
on the popular side of Pa. ave., Washington city
The best location and the most complete and pop
91 900 per snnum, and the prodts over 100 per
cent Price 81 100 half cash, balance 20 suit. TX
address box 6s4, Post once, W ashingson City,
d. O. 80 = 49, -, ~ % "a a.
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~THERE WILL BE SERVICE AT THE
uS OnUkCH OF ASC1NSlOd on SUNDAY.
inc JUN ms. seL-3t
n%MATCH BASE BALL-POTOMAO VS.
NS NAIiONALmrhere viii be match game
aged bsts cen the First Mines of the above Gin bs
Tbs AIT1RNOON, at2hi o'clock, on the grounds
VI .ne ~ esoneI 1t
NFl o, r, M..Thsre will be an adjourned
t W,a OF Columbia 9; B: NJ held st Tuscarora
81 3, at the Sth Run, s0th Breath Past Slohems
and Representatives are requested to be present
JAMES RDWARDS
. se "a ct. Chisfof Records.
TCoLLECrORs OFFIoB, CITY HALL.
NS WAsHrNGToN, D. o., August l, 1885.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice 70 hereby given that By "an oct approved
July z0 lSt6, the rate Of tax on eli real And ner.
SODA! property, stocks, &C., for the year lSss' in
nded % one dollar and ten cents every one hna-
cred cellars OF the Assessed value OF said bro nerfv
Up Tpon All taxes upon all property not 10 arrears
per cent 10 allowed from August 1, 1896 until The
Gay OF October, 1850, after which no abatement
au 1.eo,t WIN. DIXON, Collector
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IAMBs GUILD. Dealer IN ,Ns,s ed ySsoosd Aas
y Fw-a ifxye. Ola Furniture Required Rev
holstesed and rarnishsd.6 nth ana y STA. fne
the esnal.l lHishsse prico Dasd for second. be
MY BQOxsznS.isnsaashss Rstroslsesf
bosss; ssiSsesS xfFg q ~ fstescs:%
s::;s IS: f::s: s Il S;:s'; s'SSs
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RY GkEEH 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
U B ABB RY's NOS

i have Iust received one more OF those-
,sperb Gold Medal PIANOS, Of VIM. b
JOHN =. ELLIS. 800 Penn. avenue,
re II near corner Of 10Th street
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WiSDow SHADES. &C

have just received from Q Nev York auction
house Fifty pieces Tapestry, Dhrse-piy, Ingram,
Venetian. List and Linen OARP8Ts, OIL
asd pO4fORrIRS. Also. on hand large ios OF
new ana second hand reIHIfuRE, all Of which
advance. So - \. BUCHLY.
( e. .vrz q Dealer = rrrniturs, &e.,
seBln. between 9 and b sts.. sast side.
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E0R eALK-A pair Of GREY WOLVES, ouite
= tame, six months cid: caught in Colorado
Apply at the northwest corner of6th and N sts
pc "a St
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SECOND edition.
IS O'CLOCK P. M. 81
GOvKRNMENr sECURITlEs,

. s O'CLOCK p. M.
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TTNIVERsITY OF LOUISIANA.


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:
A. H. CENAs, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, NJ, D., Professor of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN $40 Me- NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
G. A. MOTT NJ D., Professor of Maeria dedica.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
Il. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
j. W. WALLET, PHI. D., Professor of Chemistry.
SAM'L NJ. BEM1sS NJ D., Professor of Medicine.
y G H4dHdh N B. Demonstrators of Anatomy
The Annual Course Lectures in this Department will
begin November r. 1866 and end March a. 1867 Pre-.
limnary will be given in the Charity Hospital,
mencing October 18th without charge to students. The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical advantages of the Institution unsurpassed
The Professors Physicians aud surgeons of the Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them in their daily
visits.
FREs-Tickets of all tho Professors sl4O Naturalization
So; Practical Anatomy $40; Diploma, $50 Payment re.
quired in advance
New Orleans, August ID, 1866
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AUCgIONEEE&&.
AUCITONEERS.
T .EoN Won zENKEN,
AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
Omce, No. 1GG Grnvler Street,
(UP.STAIRS1

Outdoor sales of Furniture, Cargoes Cotton aud every
ATTENDED to-.
Special attention given the Leasing ard Sale of Real
Estate although he has not hAd experience of Ff
teen or Twenty Auctioneern he hopes by strict
business merit share OF thepubc patronage
Charges Moderate.
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MAeTEOE

THE PAELOsG, "EAY Of MARRIAGE
The ourl lectures eu' ed THE philosophy of Serrage
way, New York had IL Nov Orleans Hr F. Keller
81 Royal stse Price 2a cop ssEsffas enyRhsre
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- TNe 4Rueeu! 'Ehe Queen !--'Ehe e4ueem
oFHAIR RESTORE. VS. Mrs. Winslow's Queen Hair Re-
storer is qneen not only IN aame, but in virtues.
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An inbe rs5torer ereserYer of the hair if faithfully
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It is hair dye,
1t acts directly upon the roots of the hair changing
hair to it's original life color sestng decay
falling ont of She har eradcHng scur and dsndyu, and
curing all bumGrs of the scalp.
IL will change dry and wry hair to soft and luzuviant
freBses
Itimaarts delightful fragrance to the hair.
II short ii you wish to restore your hair youth ant
retain It 4rougb Iis use MRs WINSLOWS QUEEN HAIR
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---Spec9ni NUtice-Ali perapns wanting an.
sor-atn il regard to prisoners Of who died CaEr
1auelsg, M will paaso address E, 5. JORDAN
RI, .4f !lbielua MI
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aLnsI1. |
ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET
LAWRENCE IERR1rSTE MANAGER
"eS@.AS' "oNS'lDe[ -, AS"o'
Be RIGF EIiEU TX TEttTG Aux cAMEfAS
Panl Performance commence at o'clock. --
VARIETIES TGEATER-GRAyIEa STREET.
u, p7ovn ,,,-...
A D. BFAbYEY. ..... .......s Stage Manager
Crescent &itg to witness The GRSAf IRISH sPkQTACu
a.d every evening till fnlther notice, entitled ~
- rI Al I , An,Nh ~, ,PoG 81
OR The WICKLOW NEDDlNG
pat on dnees ETC. Prddaeed 'S atb NEW oF AND ND
strength Of the Varieties stsr company s..,e
meuts ana thrilling dramatic effects.
Several attractive novelties IN rehearsal
Ar4uEHTxy nE, NTTSrr, CT cr5,prPc ON
SPALDISG Il BIDwE.L.., p RoPRIETOzs AND MANAGERS
pr roD ). -, J., = =, 49,, ~.
.
The Wonderful HANLON BROTHERS and Variety Com
binaton consisting Of Fifty Star Per omance introducing
the Gems Of every Amusement known 10 the World
Miss CARRIE AUGUSTA MOORE, the Skatoral Queen
and other New Stars will apprenticeship
Programme changed at each Entertainment
Grand Matinee EVERY SATURDAY NOON.
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AMUsEM ENTs.
NEW OPERA ERoUsE-coRNER TOULOUSE
AND BOURBON STREETS.

- am DfSEElSA StIS ass
NEW OPERA HOUsE-CoRNER TOULOUSE
AND BOURBON STREETS
PAUL, ALHA1zA LESSEE.
LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE CELEBRATED
ghioni ard susin, Grand ItnIlan Opera.
MAX sTRAKogCH .................,.......D DIRECTOR.
Seats for either of the five Opera Nights can now be
cured ut al, the Ticket Offices.
THIS TUEsDAy) EVENING November 20, 1866, at
ococ-Posiiyey last night of Gounods celebrated OPERA
in five actg,
With RcaBt of unsurpassed strength grand pageant
wardrobe, splendid Bceners.
Mile PAULINE CASIsSA will, in the Third Act sing in
FIench the following arias:
"TRE KINGS OF THULE
JEWEL SONG.
The embraces Nile. PAULINE CANIssA, Nine
PATTI sTRAKoScH, signots IRFRE, MARIA, sUsINL
in the principal roles.
Conductor and Musical Director, sgnor NlCoLAO
GRAND FANFARE MILITAIRE,
In the Fourth act with GRAND CHORUS, ORCHESTRA
and FULL EILIrARY BAND on THE STAGE.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, Nov 2l-only time Of La FAyo
RITA.
TursdayBy universal request will repeated positively
for thelsst time L'AFRlCAINE.
Friday First and only time Of FRA DJAyoLo
satprday-Gaa Farewell stgh:-1L BARB1ERE d.
sEYIGLIA.
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