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Y LOTTERIES. II.0
II ENTUCAY LOTTERY. t.
Authorized by Act of Congress- ".r IS
THE ONLY LOCALIZED AND CHARTERED LOTTERY
IN THE UNITED STATES. Ed.
BR1LLIANT SCHEME FOR APRIL.
..t .- ~ 3 s5a j
Only 10000 Tickets. eHe5sa.
KENT5ucKY STATE LoTTERY
Havana Scheme. r-t AaA
a.t SIMMONS. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
''s Capital Prize, $4,000.
NTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
GLASS 202,
~ To be drawn Covngton, Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 2sTH 1866.

-..U. APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
0 approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
draWng a the s5ooS priae Of s4oo
0 approximation prizes OF $3.50 each for the nine
draW ~i the he's S. 600 pie are 1880
8 approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine re-
dr sRg the a sla Zoo Prize are 1900
approximation prizes Of Sl00 each for the nine
manning units of the same ten Of the number -
drawing the 5000 prize are .:;.,.:..,... 9ou
Is approximation prizes Of 800 each for the nine re-
drawing the $500 prizes i are w. ..... 1900
437 prizes amounting to- $lSO0O0
Whole tickets $12 Halves, Sc; Quarters, So; Eighths
81 80.
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by .- 10 .-.a. s"
CHAS, r. HOWARD,
No. 9 Exchange Alley Canal street.
Lock Box 612 Post Office, New Orleans.
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60 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., STATE OF LOUISIANA,
% New Orleans, March l4th 1866 )
WHEREAS, Gaspard James has applied to
w the banceng of his Official Bond Clerk Of the
Sixth District for the Parish of Orleans to wit "A
Bond dated The 9Th of May 1864 for tine of five Thousand
Christian Roseus surety said Bond being conditioned
for the faithful performance by the said Gaspard James of his
duties Clerk.
Notice hereby given to all interested he above
described show writing the Office of Secre
this advertisement why the said Bond should not be cancelled
and annulled
Given under my Seal State above of
Independence of the United States the ninetieth.
By the Governor, j. MADISON WELLS.
j. H HARDY Secretary of State @
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ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L'ExEcurIF,
LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.

II OS,T-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-LOST
IL the 18th ut. large Brown Pocket Memoranda Book
containing of value and hundred and siAhve
dollars in u Treasury notes The finder will receive the
above reward returning the this office,
J. T. BURKETT, 453 TchorptOuas street.
T ngrT or MsSI.sEE,-A CERTIFICATE, No 5S72
IL shares Canal Bank Stock Standing the books
OF the of Mrs Jane McLeay, issued the
2Sth March, 1862.
II found application will be made in due time for
newa liberal reward will be paid tor its
Address Box sl5, Postofice.
New Orleans La, March u, 1856
GST OLE AiKSLABD-A CERTIFICATE OF DE-
IL posit issued by Mechanics and Traders Bank OF New
Orleans Louisiana to the order of j. s. Swami dated Feb
ruay for $780, No 4 Notice hereby given that
application has been made said Bank for the renewal of the
same
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1ONA COOKING STOVES
800 gross Stamped PANS. 5.-
WASH BASINS
.. Bucket and Coffee Pot COVERS.
For sale by BoST1CK SEYMOUR,
SO and 3S Fulton and IS and 81 Front street.
Between Poydras and Gravier street.
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G. T. BEAUREGARD,
General Snnerintendent and Chief Engineer.
-Nc,, orlean., Jaels.on and Great Worth.

IN Railroad Company-New Orleans, March 29h, l6p9-lh
Uniformity with the charter election will be held at the
office of the company No Al Carondelet street MONDAY,
Apri 6t 1866 from O'Clock, for eighteen Directors
twelve .,e chosen from stockholders residing in Louisiana
and six fforr stockholders residing in Mississippi provided
of tire company be represented at said cleo
ton but II majority Of the stock be then represented
the election will be held MONDAY April sd 1866 at the
Office Of the company, from to O'Clock.
n & CHARLES. Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IN THE BATON ROUGE, CROSSE TETE AND OPE
LOUSAS &. K. ssar - Hra ."- ...
STAFF OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
50 H 'f s5 New Orleans, April l2 1866.
In conformity Of the General Assembly, To
ousas Railroad approved March ~ meeting Of the
stockholders said road is hereby called to meet In the city
Of Baton Rouge on the SECOND MONDAY OF MAY d4th
purpose taking the of the stockholders
the pope of leasing the said road authorized by said
act. zag gsg - ----.--- - ,.z r.
J. MADISON WELLS,
ornfT,ou
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-sT. CHARLES STREET.
Machinery.
Friday, April 13.
JOINT BENEFIT TO BILLY EMER-
SON AND DICK PARKER,
On the eve of their departure Europe The Programme
will be unique. THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, the
Academy's GRAND BALLET, the GREAT VARIETY
MISCELLANY, DENIER'S SENSATIONAL GYMNAS-
TICS, the PRIsMATIC FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER
nterspersed with PARKERTsMs and EMERsoNIsMS, and
token of gratitude and remembrance the distribution
Benefciaes Carries DE vlsIEE to all their patrons
Saturday. April II, at Noon.
GRAND BOUQUET MATINEE,
Under the direction of the Florist Artist Mons A. DES
POMMIER, EVERY VISITOR A BOUQUET, $500 FLORAL
GIFTS MOUNTAINS OF NoSEGAYs, the YEST1BULE
GARLANDED, the atmosphere REpOLENT WITH PER
FUME, the audience an ANIMATED PARIERE OF
FLOWERS with the Legendary Panomime of THE HOUSE
THAT JACK BUILT, aud other novelties to
mention.
Saturday, April ID, at Night.
n GRAND GALA FETE, w g.
With the Compound Extract of the Features of the
PARKER and EMERSON TESTIMONIAL and the BOU-
QUIET MATINEE in one entertainment.
SUNDAY, April Is Overwhelming attractions "
MONDAY, April lG-Tne zAVIsT0wsLI TROUPE.
0LY8IPIC THEATER---74s ST. CHARLES ST.
- Sole Lessee and Manageress:
MRS. CHARLES HOWARD WATKINS. "
ATTRACTION UNPRECEDENTED!
First time this city of Great Moral Play performed in
all the chief cities and towns Of the North and West with
seldom accorded to the most popular o. dramas ana
| and thrilling effects
Wednesday and Every Evening
VIII TIE sensational Drama in acts and
| TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR-RooM,
With splendid cast of characters.
masonic HAhh-sr CHARLES STREET
For six more nights only.
| Monday Evening, April 9th,
| And every evening during the week.
NAiihAND' MAITLAND
The English Wonder Worker assisted by
MISS JANE DILLON,
| The celebrated Prestidgitaress
Doors open at IA at O'Clock. Ticket office
omen at Masonic Hall between 10 and O'Clock for the sale
reserved seats. 2s. -E.
Matnees WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, at noon.
FAHR..,.''.''.. FAIR. .,'.... .''''''''.FAIh
THE ORPHAN GIRLS ASYLUM OF THE IMMACULATE
i ID - CONCEPTION, THIRD DISTRICT,
Under the direction of the Sisters of the Holy Cross will
held at the MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Hall of the Legisla
t,re on MONDAY, April 3oth, and the ensuing week
MATURE UNVEILED
- 20 ~ AT THE
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
40 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET.
NOTICE-EvERY VISITOR TO THE MUSEUM L
entitled to book of four lectures on the PHILOSOPHY
MARRIAGE and catalogue free of charge.
Is 40 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the St. Charles Hotel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Saturday, April

Fair Grounds Course-Ihe races aa-
Yesterday will be run to-day the weather permitting
If pos,noneuent becomes blue pennan will be
disnaysd fro Crescent Hail. Canal and ST Charles
s,rse,a Hy GEO. s. Vaudeville, ri,
Acting President.
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AI7eT,, ON SALES.
GALES AT AUCra ON
LIB. WALTON & n,EsLoNDE.

CALLS AT AGEIA
--yy-
J.B. WALTON q b EsLoNDE.
~ "wednesday, Aprfs 18th.
For saceession Of jacob OttVasuabis pnope1.y, %
Chsries ST. Joseph and Deord streets and N fe
For succession Of j. D. Labouisse- piopsRsS
naatnpsit street, corner OF GTayfer street.
Two ots on Dauphtne street, between feussolnnouso
Two three byick dweIlne houses, Nos 5 and I'D
Hope street, between Camp ia, axfne streets.
One story brick and iron No. F3 Canal str
between Baronne and Drayades
Wednesday, Apr 35th.
Tosthene Romans pantati ,aslsh Of st. James
large tract nj land the Mesai Ridge At us tnnct
with the sheiroad Of the New Canal, ppose tina Meta
Race Course -
Monday, April 40 IN.
W. c. g. ventFess his creditors Sgnt dc sale Two "
sugar plantations the parishes Of Al censon ana 10
ville La
wednesday, Nay p ~.
For succession Mrs Laura E. Mentfers Jur lots on
street, between Roman and Derbigny strsess
a. Saturday, May Ssh
For succession David j. Woodsfhrec Io.s o. sroun
Rckerville, OF Jersey and Walnut sTe els-
Wednesday, May 16tk. y
For succession Josephine ssua<e o.
McDonoughyile
n3rFor particulars advertisements.
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gsw esIsaas aalg esssesat Saturday e.nng a A. lasa
ADJUSTMENTS
EAHE GROUNDS COURSE.
SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1866.

n
SATURDAY, APRIL H. 1866
First Race
PURSE, s4Oo-MTLE HEATS
ENTRIES:
l. T. G. Bacon enters b. f. NEUTRALITY, by Reye,
nue. dam Sea- Breeze years old. Dress blue and red
10l BIS. l..r
2. J. Nelgan enters b. SHERIDAN by Voucher dam by
Trustee years old. Dress blue and green CONS
3. s. D. Henderson enters CHI SARAH K, by Lexington
dam Gorana by Eclipse years old Dress purple 81 lbs
4. A W. Small enters by Norbonne dam by rhune
years old Dress red and white 1Ol hs
Second Race.
PURSE, S6oo-3 MILES.
ENTRIES:
/. s. d. Henderson enters b. C. GEN. ROUSSEAU by
Commodore dam Nota Price by Cost johnson, years old
Dress purple
O. J. N. Relf enters CHI h. WEsTMORE, by Lexington,
dam Reel by Glencoe years old Dress green with orange
belt
First race to off at 81 O'Clock P
Passengers Espanade enter at the gate on
that street. Vehicles and horsemen enter by the gate on the
GENTLY road.
Admission to the public stand
Quarter stretch badges for the meeting
Pools for the will be sold over Hawkins Saloon loz
Gravier street. and ID Union street.
In case of posponemen pennant will be displayed from
Hail. Canal and st. Charles streets
No carriage admitted with than one person on the dv
seat unless paid for. h-,u
WALTER q. PETERS, Secretary f NM
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-TWO LARGE DWELLING HOUSES
at mississippi City with all outhouses and gardens stu
sted half mile from Barnis' Hotel Apply to
- - ALCUS & SCHEKCK, New Orleans
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-Eoard of Police Commissioners, New
Orleans pr I3th 1s6A regular meeting Of this Board
will be held at their in the City Hall MONDAY the
18th day April proximo at 10 O'Clock NJ The attention
of the public hereby called to the following as adopted by
the Beard; iii. .t..s.-.
RULE All complaints against officers or members OF the
Force he made in writing sealed and addressed to
the Commissioners and left at their office in the City
Hall between the hours Of IL and Sr The compliments
shall their residence the and residence Of their
witnessed. BIENvENU. GRE. Secretary.
-Speciai Sotiee-The steamer StonewaH
being uaayodaby detained from leaving yesterday on account
of the rain will positively leave TO-DAY, 18th Inst at l. NJ
for Memphis Cairo and St. Louis clerk will be found at
the head Of Lafayette street, receiving freight
STEVENSON Il DOUGLAS, Front street.
vIRGINIUs C. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
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New Orleans, jackson a
Transportation Office of the \

= TRANSPORTATION Office of the New Or
leans aSson and Great Northern Railroad Comparatively
Orleans March 90 lS66-NorICE TO sH1PPERs-The
reduced tariff Of this road will go into effect on and after the
LIST of April. ..g7s. -.
si,ns VIII be furnished with copies of the Freight Tariff
nv anving at the Raoad Office No. A Caondeet street. or
at the Freight Depot. .n -- -.
All f,eghs on the line the New Orleans Jackson and
arest Northern Railroad be PREPAID otherwise will
tha sent forward T. WARREN, ~
Freight Agent
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DRAFT ALE .................. DRAFT ALE
BOTTLED ALE PORTER AND CIDER
LII In Barrels and Boxes, for Shipping.
sGr PURE MALT VINEGAR fH
Constantly on hand, and for sale By
sJ ARMY & ANC,
6............... PETERS STREET
Opposite the CustomhOuse
.H@& NEW ORLEANS. f42
Families Hotels, Steamboats, and the Trade geueralys
piled with any quantity of the above the most iibe
Delivered to all parts of the city free Of cha
Quality, in all guaranteed as represented
LES. ....... n. PORTEKS. ..... .......ALES
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A NNUAL ExAMINAT SS, I 3E Ihk STU
n DENTS OF ST. MARY'S CoLLEGEE, nr,
Under the direction Of the Brothers at Odd Fe1ws
Hall Cemp street New Orleans on M0NDAf, WEDNi.o
DAY and FRIDAY April 9th llth and Ism ana en- MonaaS
Wednesday and Friday April 6th 18th ana h at O'CLOCK
P. , ,.,,-o ~ thu &, ,,a.o no nya, as
f orchestra engaged for the occasion will perform each
| night upder the guidance Of Mr., L. Baye'!sdorfer.
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FURNITURE ..............................F
81 BE MONTGOMERY d BRO,
90 '-g R.X. MONTGOMERY, Auctiorss.
SATURDAY. Aprn II. at II O'Clock a. H,
q sssi As9ga as #
q. a s Wa ana Rsaas 4.ss @
N, ssre Ss T SO Bssr a
Painting Csong Stores and Utensils being ne contents
A large invoice OF Cottage Beds, Cana and Wood Sea
~ TEans-Cash. sgsg. IL "
ATTENTION, COTTON PRESS MEM
THE TYLER COTTON PRESS, WITH FIXTURES, ETC,
At auction for account OF all concerned and without
reserve. sH 4 Is sfA 5@'&
BY @. e. adRARDEY q co.,
NICHOLAS j. HoEY, Auctioneer
60 Office, No n Exchange Place.
Between Canal and Customilouse streefs
4 he IA Eashsns q Easa
street. between Canal Gustonhouse for account
q Il FINE fas T.s van a. the
en on each Riehrd Streets having
procf brick slated sheds and Tyers Press complete
This Yard 900 bales capacity per season, is
this port fronting the and every respect inviting
the attention Of those engaged in the press business and
~ 900 cash. the remainder in three equal
ses
the property bearing per ue
maturity not then paid, csnt. annum from
insured and the policy to be transferred to the vendor The
and policy to be subdvided to suit the convenience Of
the vendor. q
Acts sale together with internal stamps
taced at the Of the purchasers before s. Wagner
Gottschalk, nOtaries public. r-t st14
COFFEE, BUTTER, BRooMs. BLEACHING. ETC.
BIZ ID. e. MOKPHI,
w. AUcrIosEER-OHice, N Magazine street
Q n N "A 4 MI M a. n
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REMOVALS,

ID EMOyAL-L. B. POTHIER HAS REMOVED HIS
II Office from No. Is Bienvile street to No. III Gravier
street. 5a
Persons indebted to the late firm Of P0THIER Eau
CHEUX will please call at his Office No Ill Graver street,
between Camp and Magazine streets.
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~ Notice to the Stockholders Of the New
Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company New
Orleans April 2 1866 Stockholders residing in Mississippi
and who desire attend the Soc khoders meeting
on the 9TH APRIL and the election for Directors on the
18TH APRIL hereby informed that they pass to New
Orleans over their free of charge In they
cannot identify themselves the conductor as Stockholders
by their Certificates Of Stock they will their fare to the
conductor will be refunded them, on produc
ton Of tue conductors receipt by the Treasurer OF the Com
pany the trip will be issued by the Treas
uer on application him. the office Of the Company, in
New Orleans No. Al Carondslet street.
CT BEAUREGARD,
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GOODS AND ALBUMs
S. T. BLESSING, ,.. ~.
"a CHARITIES SraEzf.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PHoToGRAPHICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, .. lL-7.gE.. o.. H.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND FRAMES,
.. PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRITIES, Fro.
Would special attention to his and splendid stock Of
Albums and Bible Albums which he Is selling ut REDUCED
PRICES His stock comprises all sizes, kinds and qualities
including the PATENT HINGE BACKS which, for durability
unequaled.
PHOTOGRAPHS of all the Generals. Views Of the City,
and fancy subjects in great variety plain and coored
PHOTOGRAPHERS city and country, supplied with every
article used in their business at lowest market rates.
Send for Catalogues withpri
CUNDRIEs FOR SALE ON COMMISSION.
30 bbls. fine old Bourbon WHISKY.
.. 30 :. :. Rye :.
rs cases Catawba WINE.
50 -. Roback's celebrated Stomach B1TTEkS.
80 .. :. Catawba BRANDY.
400 boxes Watts Pearl STARCH
EDWARD THOMPSON & CO.,
Al Tchoupitouss and IA Natche1 stree.
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FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR
BIZ ID. e. M0KPHY,
AucrIoNEER-OHice A Magazine street.
cATJRDAY, April IA, 1866, at 11s o'clock
. A. M OF whom it concern on the Levee
Second District head street. inside OF the inclosure
will be sold
lSl bbls Flour, just received
Ha-TERMs-Cash in q. s. Treasury Notes.
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