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FOREIGN PORTS

AT Port Chalmers NJ, Dec 90 baraue A w Ste
vens, Brown, for London, Jan 20.
Ar at Messina 18th, Mary Edison, Howes, FIN Mar
settles; 18th, Young Turk, Harding Gibraltar.
Al Portsmouth, Eng, 18th ult barque Heress
Clark, from Shields for New York. 10y
Ar at Rio Janeiro Jan II, F OBrien, Knowles,
Mobile.
At Bahia Jan %, ship Herald, for Boston, ldg
At Nuevitas 18th ult sch George Deeiing VIII
lard, from Portland, for =, ready.
SID I'm st Thomas 18Th ult, baraue S A Stainless
Staples, Jamaica and London
In port oath ult, brigs Frel Wording, Cook. from
Surnam for Boston, condemned and sold; w A
Black, Watt, from Boston for Jacmel repg: SCH
SYLVAN, Blanchard, IRON Demerara arr 18Th, for
New York. '
Sid I'M st Marc, Hayt prev to 9th ult, sch Hattie
koss, Poland, tor Boston, (and was subsequently
seen on Windward Islands, by scbr Eastern Belle,
since arrived in Hampton Roads, which reports very
heavy weather.l WI
C. va at Havana 24th ut, barque Henry F1ftner for
Sierra Morena and Ca-lenas ' W '
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DISASTERS.

Sch Juniatta of and Rockland for New York. put
into Chatham 9Th inst with her cargo of lime fire.
and was scuttled to save the vessel. ...-
Sch Susan Taylor, Lord, from Elizabethport for
Boston, put into Newport RI, 7th inst, with loss of
foresail and part Of deck load. ldd4L
Br barque Mary, recently picked up by brig b
Allen and taken into southern port, NAV prove to
be the Mary, Patterson, from Cardenas Itch ul for
New York. She registered 299 tons, was built at
Waldoboro and hailed from Turks Islsnd.
Brig Geo Harris, French, from Savannah for Bos-
ton dragged ashore at Holmes Hole 9th inst where
she remains. She will come off without damage
when the weather moderates.
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II L N Tx p E S /!
.as2 LOOK! LOOK! a,V

25 Tin-Types for SO cents. ~
.ae,ae f. 25 Gem Ambrotypes, so cents.
PORTLAND PHOTOGRAPH IO GALLERY
No. so Middle Street.
jallsNdtf WWsE rTsIHA. S. DAVIS.
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Boston Stock List.
s.Irs AT Tur BnoKrps BoArn March

Brighton Live Stock Market.
March AMOUNT OF STOCK AT
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Plain and COlOred Stamping
M q q / r. z W.
All Stationery bought at this store viii be stamped
plain free of charge
Stamping done in Red, Blue, Purple, Brown,
Black, &C., at twenty-five cents per quire, or Pack
age extra. crAtF Iclift = 80 > -
MOnOgrams Cut to Order.
Wedding and Visiting Cards Engraved or Printed
at short notice. ~ ~
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H + M O. " a L. :.
g, DR.. w. r. Johnson,
1seli 1--, DENTIST,

Second House from H. H. Hays ApOthecary
fMFTEEsa e II Store. n lnar2SNd&wtt
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Washington's birthday was celebrated in
Philadelphia in ar imposing manner by the
military order of the Loyal Legion. Major
General J. L. Chamberlain of Brunswick pro-
nounced an qelouent Grafton on the life and
character of the illustrious first President,
after which Col. Charles G. Halpine Miles
O'Reiy) read an appropriate poem. From the
full re port in the Philadelphia Press of the
address of General Chamberlain we make
few extracts, regretting that we have not
space for more:l FIE f2Ci .2frEI
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III ALL'S TOOTHACHE DROPS
FL. ,-, CURE INSTANTLY. TRY THEM.
~ For sale by every Drug list.
II. II. HAY, Druggist, State Agent.
March 9-eod&wtf i't Tfsalff
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OT Congress between Preble and High rcets. .
Inc l Under shall be suitably rewarded bv ,e,yno :,
-'ss oin'e' blf eli mh9d2t
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-09

fNHE Stock and Fixtures OF Grocery a., ,,.,-,.
nvl, Stoae, situated IN central part of the cty
-FF-' " @'f Sohsfcss 81 mh9d2wA
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= Transpnr tntion Office of the New Or
ans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company-New
Orleans March 90 ls6G.--NO rICE TO sEIPPERS-The
reduced tariff this road will go into effect ard after the
lst of April
SINNERS will be furnished with copies of the Freight Tariff
by applying Railroad Office No "A Carondeet street.
at the Freight Depot. L -... l.-. 10 "a
All reghts on the line the New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern Railroad must be PREPAID otherwise will
the sent forward. .1 T. WARREN.
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neu GzrtaHs Guilty Crsstea faas drniag aprl 49, 1885,
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF DRY GOODS
Clothing, Furnishing Goois Cutlery Boots Shoes and Hats
Just received per Steamer Star Of the Union at Auction
BY MONTGOMERY d BRO, IL
z. NJ. MONTGOMERY Auetionser
ofice-s9 Camp street
ERIDAY, April Gath, at 10 O'Clock, at
4 saiesroo1a 50 Camp street, will be sold
20 cases al d bales Brown and Bleached Domestfcs.
1850 pieces American English and French Spring Pfnts
800 pieces Jaeonets, Lawns and Linen Lawns,
l2OGdozsn Ladies' and Gents Hosiery
$50 pieces Tweed and Cottonades.
Also
800 dozen Cashmere and Felt Hats.
1875 cases Shoes and Boots
45o dozen Pocket Cutlery.
E~TERMs-At sale
III BARRELS WHISKY AT AUCTION.
By ID. e. AfORPHT,
Aucr1oSEER-omce, II Magazine street.
FRIDAY, April "a. at 10 o'clock A. ~
= at the Home Warehouse Fulton street, between Roy
dras and Lafayette streets, will be sold
III barrels Whisky.
~ TERHs-Cash in Treasury notes
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOOD FURNITURE,
Large French Plate Mirrors Shoes, Desks, Clocks. Oil
Paintings Ship Chronome:ers Silver Plated Ware Cigars,
Tobacco, etc. at auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH, YEIsEK d CO.
.-. GARDNER SMITE, Auctioneer,
t.+ Office. 90 Camp street. q
Il will be sold at saesroom, No. 80 Camp street.
G1- TERas-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC ST. CHARLES SIRE

CADEMY OF MUSIC-sT CHARLES STREET.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
Friday, a pril 80,
BENEFIT OF Mr.. FRED. Won oLEER,
Musical Director of the Academy which occasion, in add
choice selection Of the Academy3 specialitieE will
executed for the first time,
THE FTRE-ALARM POLKA,
composed by the Beneficiary, ia which will be introduced
striking musical effects the ALARM! the FIRE BELLS
TAPPING TIE DISTRICT, etc. Also the
MONSTER CONCERT A LA JULIEN,
enlarged and improved under the direction o. the conductor
Mr.. A. NJ HERNANDEz, with the following programme:
OVERTU IRE. .HERNANDINJ
FLUTE OBLEGATO ,RABSEI
Executed by Mr.. j. Jacobs
GRAND POT PoURRI, favorite airs, arranged by Mr.
FRED Won oLKER.
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AGENCY OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
IA RAILROAD COMPANY, IL Union street New Orleans
April lsslhs condition Of this ENTERPRISE y such
valuable charter in existence; less money
smaller stock lit than any railroad company The south
Win have by LIST September AZ miles Of running road
graded Holders of old stock comply with of
The company for 0neha the call by 18th April inst be
cat of. II. g. RULkLRSON, Agent
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VERY SUPERIOR AND PRODUCTIVE
N TURPEHTINE PLANTATION, in the parish Of St.
iamany West Pearl river about mile from rick
yard Landing containing about 800 10 acres cleared
and under fence. a4
The improvements upon the place consist of comfortable
Dwelling House. Still House. Coopars Shop Giuaing Shed
Furnace large she'd 90 feet long for storing Y0s.n
turpenne shed in which ia good horse mill good
cabins for hands and fonr five requiring repair stainless
cribs house. and essential for plant
and counry residence The dwelling Is furnished sufficiently
for the accommodation and comfort of respectable family
The garden well stocked with and other vegetables
There is four mule team and harness. one neseS
saddles all that Is required for the Of the place
and scho0ners oil Of the years
go the Landing Pearl river. F4ssss
The establishment is in complete working order and the
rnsn produced Of the highest class Of white and
war; when naval were low, this place. with twenty
hands capable Of clearing $4,000 in the season
Pearl river being longer than in other part OF the
South. s7 - .'sss So 5S
coo boxes under cultivation and desired
adjoining orchard Of Fl 600 be bongnt
the immediate vicinity offering facilities for opening new
chards winter
still upon the place abont 100 gallons spirits and
about IL barrels white osn at charge and charge
be day until October and sometimes charges In
day It s expected the new trees alone will yield by Octo
her barrels Of crude which, after distila
ton will about 1000 barrels white rosn and 900 galfons
spirits Of turpentne.
present manager had experience of twenty
in working tupentine; skilled in every department Of tho
business besides being good and dister and most
| industrious 54Ss 4;5E
manager adster cooper teanlster and seven aooret
for cultivating. ETC.
For further particulars price and terms apply Messrs j.
B. Walton i Deslonds, above. .7tsFf5 45s83
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Ii N.t..ax will! not be Responsible for
pt contracted for the steamers H. A. Homeyar Matte
Cook unless order from myself
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yexs' Orleans j d elk son and Great North
er Railroad making close connections with 9th DIR roads, is
the only ara line leading ont of the city of New Orleans
nd the shortest swiftes safest comfort able
10 all points North, Northwest and East .
Train leaves the Depot foot Of Caliope street. at
O'clock every morning tsundays not e%ceptedJ
Through Ticket Office No "A Caronleet straet is open
from A. NJ to 8 r. u. daily and from to P. Sunday.
Time to New York 09 hours proportonatty less to
points. u. D. dopDboE,
upralT Ticket Aren
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Office of the Trustees aud Attorneys of
the B9nhodes Creditors and Stockholders Of
the New Orleans Jackson Great Northe]n Railroad
Company New Orleans, April II, l26j--Nntica is hereby
given to the holders Of the First Mortgage Bombs General
Creditors ard Stockholders New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern R rold Company, that plan Of the
organzu on Of Company baed thereon
is now open for inspection and Tho Bnaure Of Hondhnder
Creditors and Stockholders al the office Messr Clarke
Eayne, No. % Camp street.
TJ0E ALIEN CLARKE Vice Chairman,
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liza -Haak of America, New Orleans, Aprii
Of 1919 Soce is hereby given that and aitkr the LIST
n NAyn.xt the business hours of this Bank will ne from
n o,cloc,, , II to4pu A. NJ F0RTIERI Cashier.
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Notice of Election-sldd Fellows Hall
Association New Orleans April 24 1S6-NOticA is hereby
yrn that an election for ten Directors Board Direct
or Odd Fellows Hall Association the current Year will
he held at the Office Of the Grand Secretary Fellows Hail.
IN MONDAY 7tt MAY between the hours of 10 a. and
o'clock P NJ HENRY BIER, Secretary.
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SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE, AMERICAN TELEGRAPH Co. 4
NJ Mobile, Alabama, April IL 1866 :
NOTICE-TO CAPTAINS OF STEAMBOATS,, SAIL
IN ing craft, ETC., navigating the Rigolets:
You required cast anchor in the vicinity of the
submarine cables laid the rgoles in accordance with
law of the Louisiana Legislature hereunto affixed:
An act relative to telegraph lines rfis-.I y.~
statute page 5 section 1o Act relative
and oenses section l0 State Of ouisiana number Of
100, 1853, page 146: r4 ~ s.@.a.. E.g.lEls .E
'Whoever shall unlawfuy and Intentionally inure moles
destroy any lines of telegraph the lines posts abutment
material property belonging thereto who shall modest
interfere With or in any way the use operation Of
punished by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars
prisonment in the Penentary exceeding year.
both, at the discretion of the courtn ''7A
The cables laid at the end Rgoe light and extend
to the shore Immediately opposite the light house There
indicated by posts with boxes thereon painted
WHITE and by signs placed either shore the posts
third cable laid hundred yards wharf
and its position is similarly described. ...r,
CHAS g. MERIWETHER,
Superintendent I'd Dist, 18th Division
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S. HhEE''' hi1h
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jewelry, Watches, Silver and Plated WARE
SOLE AGENT FOR %. &c.. --
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. .-sr F.
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases diamond mounted AT
engraved best makers rich Sets, Bracelets Fins ana EAR
rings in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan aon
IL karat Gold Guard and Chains latest patterns Sleeve
Buttons and Studs every variety and best workmanship
Cent? Scarf Masonic Pins various desgns SILVER 81
sets Table and Forks and Spoons Cups Gobsts
NAPKIN Rings Castos ec Pockst and Table Cutlery best
| makers and superior quality. 9'5n lf
.e.zAI.s .g-iA Iii Clocks e. a4
| Office and Mantle, In Bronze, Marble and Wood.
| tl-.-- f%9 spectacles,
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention of those needing helps to reaa
respectfully solicited Sermons Brazilian Pebbles the
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles
old frames Particular attention paid repairing Watches
Jewelry, the best workmen being employed
Remember, % CAMP STREET. under the City Hotel.
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III rrh nsamher, of t9as Hackmen's Re
49,. ;,.ioo AZ Nav Orleans are requested attend
H. , +b1v rneetiur to be held THIS EVENING, at
- ~ - 49, ,,y;apa Hose Company corner Carondeet
and perd,do Streets BY order of the President
LYONS. Secretary
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RY MONTGOMERY d BIsO.,


FURNITURE III
RY MONTGOMERY d BRo.,
R. N. MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer
GATURDAY, April "a, at IL O'Clock A. NJ :,
general ssssT.nsas q Hol TkSiTUSE, snea
Armors, Wsshstands, Mahegany and Walnut Tses soIas
w and
ss French a Plate
of several well furnished houses. " 0 Fa
A large invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Sea
No. TERMs-Cash. Ii:gsg5rf W. 81 Vt a,Irecal
| "WEDNESDAY, May 2s, ant the government
HfzP Ef ssssa hfnEls1 s 80 tt long by wide
'G6sls P6R2sg ST 4 aH nosr s
600 feet Of lumber, 100000 shingles $4,000 bricks and q
FoEAGE MILL q se ssnsanin % 600
@ 5 lay ea s
p Used n ss #ssss Works 50 by %
tanning bricks lumber doors Ioso@o
der, inch sroke woodward pump, 5inch CYLINDER incl
f osE Tssr ssnf e b S 81 60 feet containing
1 s engss 10 y ss aS
s ges UsG sS s. 4 s ss's Il az
BUILDING used Office, 10 by 10 feet sontanin
it. pSss ss1ts faa @na0"'
Twelve hundred yards Railroad Track
| Twenty one hundred feet Wrought Iron Pipe ,.7s
| Sixteen Water Troughs. sEtg { F1E }s ES%5.
ms- TERMs-Cash, n national currency.
| Sale to commence ut II a. F-He-~'-
By order Of Col G. G. sautele, Chief Quarermaster.
| Il. j. 5SfkAka.
| BIT. Lieut.. Colonel and A @. NJ
N. B-Greenville Station, the Carrolltun Railroad,
within ten minutes walk of the grounds.
SALE OF CORN AND HAY.
| MONDAY, April Both 1896, at 10
N at the Brokers' Press corner OF Tchoupitoulas sire
and Felicity Road, will be sold - r..
I25SS sacks Corn
3% ], 800 bales Hay. PEE
H~ TERMs-Cash in national currency Corn be
immediately after sale 81. tx
By order Col G. G. Sawtele. Chief @. NJ.
| l& 4. j. STRANG Brew. Lit. Col. and A. @ NJ
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THos. ALLEN CLAREE. Vice Chairman

New Orleans, jackson and GS'ent Nor
them Railroad Company Office of the General Ticket Agent
New Orleans March g. S660n and after the st of April
1860 the local rses of travel Road will be- reduced
.. S. GO0DLOE,
NAL a+
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE OF ELECTION

A WIS D'EEECTK1N-EN VERTU D UN WRIT DE
n lection date du y avrl 1866, moi adresse par Exc
j. Madison Wells gouvsrneur de ia Louisiana les aecteurs
qualities troes district represenatf de la paroisse Il
leans compose cinqueme sSieme sepene arrOndsse-
premier trict municipal de la Nouvele Orleans
notifies ecton lie lundi
sepeme de mai 1866 pour membre do la chanbe
represent assenbse generate de Etat de la Louisiana
eet de rempr Ia occasonnee Ia resignation
de hon. B. McCevey Les polls lie jour de
detection susde heares A NJ. jusqua heures NJ atm
de receyor bulletin DIES elecenrs qualities dudt roisiee
district reprasentat endro its detection sui des
gnes par autoe detection conduite la surnten
dance de commissioners eers ct lie trplicaa
dresse sousgne, charge de contnme
| a la loi. 5'-Tf CHARLES BIENVENU,
| tr,. Sheriff
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ON TUESDAY,, MAY 18TH, 1866
Only 10000 Numbers-G95 Prizes.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes Of $1,000 each for the miner
craving the $iOoO0o prize are $4,000
approximation prze3 of 5000 each for the nine
drawing the $4,000 prize are 54OO
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
drawing the $4,000 prize Of ...!.....,.... $500
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
drawing the Sl 900 p-izs are 49, 200
"ppraiAination prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
dra ,nng units Of the Of the number
ap asaSng the s. 600 $3.50
ahatlon prizes of 5000 each for the nine re-
gs5s. ig units Of the same ten Of the number
80 the SGD prize 1880
drapnl Ia sso ct the same Of the numbers
"'"S''s 'he $1,000 prizes are. ........... 27ooo
Wboe tL.ss ss, w.: '................ Sss2 500
S. '''' S-f' ha'Ses' sl2; Quarters. So; Eighths,
Tickets sold and prizes cashed bv 'Sfs ~
~ SHAS 7. HOWARD Iice,soa p,
No. Exchange Alley near CanaI gu Deaer,
Lock Box 692 Post flf5ca NJ. "
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AMFTsE NEETS.

ACADEMY OF MUsTC-sr CHARLES STREET.
THOROUGHLY COOLED AND VENTILATED BY
POWERFUL PATENT MACHINERY.
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F. mechanics, and Agricultural Fair
sroC1 .TInN ON JoJrruIANA TO raE STOCK

u MechnnIcs' and AGrfeuItHFhF FhfF
ASSOCIATION OF LoUIsIANA-TO THE STOCK
of four or more shares of Stock the
rvepe of nurcbasinp ticket for twenty Ave dollars which
the nprcase the right tn drive on the grounds As
bia family and friends at apy time until May L.
1867 except the Fair Jockey Club posses
o f tina crornds far tbe,r Stirring and Fall Races This
will a. admit . rrcc.sr IN the Grand Far and all
sa nm tho r oppds dnriug the coming year.
Tickets may be procured from of the Directors OF ~ '
esce If be Assoc,at,, Mechanics, Institute building
LUTHER HOMES, Secretary
I'd q crocnNp rha,r,n,n Fair Grounds COMMITTEES
8Ss Tt p, 49,. par+ nil, AZ from the Crescent Hall
- ,., ~ q, cbsr,ss streets on all OCCASIONS Of
II public amusement.
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yEsHOAIAs IL. R0DE4EY d co.,
NO. . PERDIDo STREET tAdloinng Masonic Buding)
OFFICE NO. 1873 eRAvrER STREET, NEW oRLRAss
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AMI
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Cross-Cu Mil and Mule ,aws Corn Mills; Wheat
Mills and Betting Apparatus; Shating Prles and Betting
Ali descriptions OF Plantation Machinery and Agrcutp
Implements
Ws keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and Wheebaroys the well known
Of Joshua Bodley Wheeling, Va.
We have connection with extensive Foundes and Machine
Shopsn st. Louis Louisv Cincinnati and Pttsbug thron
which prepared to contract for class of machinery
on favorable terms deliver anywhere north of Sey
Orleans free of freight THoS B. BODLEY co
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Friday. April 20,

Friday. April "a,
BENEFIT OF MR.. FRED Won OLKER,
the musical director of the Academy. grand rneange
Ballet Panonime Farce and Variety with first time the
FIRE ALARM POLKA, composed by Mr.. Fred Won olker,
introducing striking musical effects The ALARM THE
FIRE BELLS! TAPPING THE DISTRICT etc, and the
MONSTER CONCERT, A LA JULIEN.
SATURDAY NOON-The Novelty Matinee
CT. CHARLES THEATEH-sT. CHARLES ST.
FRIDAY EVENING APRIL q, 1866.
For the Benefit of JOSE ZANFRETTA.
And also SATURDAY NOON and SATURDAY EVENING,
- April 23th
VIII ne produced the great comic Pantomme of
Rfanco, Or The Magic sword.
New Scenes wonderful Tricks and Transfornatons
ALEX IANFREfTA in an entire new character
JOSE ZANFRETrA as Don Juan.
Mile ELISE in beautiful new dance
All the Artistes in New Roles
Evontions the Tight Rope-ALEX ZAEFRETTA, Marble
Groupings by Mile JOSE ZANFRETTA, Beautiful Ballad
by the great Tenor WM SGoTr grand Chinese Dyertse
ment by Mile ELISE and the Corps de Ballet and B!ANC
OR THE MAGIC SWORD The whole of the great Benef
will be repeated on SATURDAY NOON and SATURDAY
. EVENING, April 18th.
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-Notfce-Neither the Captain nor the
Copsignees of the British ship MONMOUTH from Liverpool
will be responsible apy debts contracted by the of
said vessel. BfRNE, VANCE bo
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SHERIFF,S SALES.
ADA H. DELLA ToRRE
FouRTH DlsTRrcr Gouar OF
New ORLEAYs-No. 1857.
OHM G. RAREIII-

JOHN c. hAREILL new onur4ss-so lss7a
= Is eh s sbe Is foa s ss
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause vi proceed
~ At public auson the and md
r. ~ Ms
III dsssflRS fSEIos or GROUND together With
New Orleans Foundry situated in he ThrI District this
- sssass
by depth Of three hundred and nine feet between
!. LOT OF GROUND, with iii the buildings and i'm
thereon etc. situated in the same having
street thrtysone esysn inches and i've
lines in depths which LOT II twoota
fPe q
a55 5Ssss sss ssesses AK .
Psern 10 Tie d5eke lie seeend caars q
5sff stsass
sA oEKrAIN LoT oF segethsr with an The
ia sss a
eight on sad Tdton thirty
ss st ex ep s oh end ns Sns yS
formerly Belonging e David G Wire ana il ne
p n ys sa s nd Il. n .
late notary public in this city the lsth anss $50 said
Fl An saa a4 esSs at ss sss
On the spot H i 1Es' Rs sesss
"a 8r Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
cUeA1.... MoIAssEs
Choice sugar-honse SYRUP in bbls half sbs and the
| r gallon kegs. lF5gss AG{g# 'IG sfi 55'3 t5z5&
| Constantly for sale by 5sssS * HANNA h CO., ggG
Es4E Nc Sugar ReHners,
r. lii, 4..pg1 44 l2s and 100 Magazine street.
| n
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OLYMp1c THEATEH-7s ST. CHARLES ST
Sole Lessee ~ Mrs CHAs HOWARD WATKINS.
Grand Comedy Nights.
Mrs CHAs. HOWARD WATKINS. for the First Time
Season. in those High representations which have
enyabe reputation both Europe and America
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS-The brilliant.
Comedy of the BELLIES S1RATAGEM.
SATURDAY EVENING-Boucicauit's famous Comedy
LONDON ASSUR nee.
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.. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL q, 1866.
Farewell Benef. of Mr. CHANFRAU and Last Night bnt
with the MODEL OF AWIFE-MoBs, Bonnef,i, Mr.. Chan
frau. :. .sTAGE-STRUCK BARBER-Jerry Clip with irn
tatons Of great Mr. Chanfrau Concluding with the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-27

NOTICE - DANIEL EDWARDS,
Nos. es, so and sc New Levee street.
-.| New Orleans,
Is prepared at all es with and ra4tera to execute al
smithng Brass Founder and Fnisher The long
ished character of this house sufficient guarantee that
work to him will be promptly and faithfully