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SCHEM E.:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
manning units of the same ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize ............ $500
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the $4,000 prize ss 'sn u na"s m
naming units Of the the same ten of the number o
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine re-,
manning units Of the same ten of the number
approximation prizes 81 500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the same ten of the numbers
approximation prizes Of $iOo each for the nine re-
naming units Of the same ten of the numbers
drawing the 81 500 prizes ................ 600
527 prizes amounting to- $4,000
Whole Tickets, sls; Halves, 49, Quarters, 81 5oI
Eighths, 81 % sixteenths 81 10.
Prizes Payable In Full without Deduction.
Orders for Tickets in this Splendid Scheme will be care fully
answered by return mail and the vawings sent with
pauation Of the result OF each Investment the
CHAS 4 HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
Nv 40 Camp street.
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans.
- Sis E4sssas.2
BACON ..HANIs..,,....L. &R D...... ETC.
100 casks Choice Clear Bacon SIDES.
80 .. =. Rib
so j, . Bacon SHOULDERS.
200 terces Leaf LARD.
600 kegs .. =.
% terces Sugar-cured DRIED BEEF.
Is HAMS,
1000 boxes Star CANDLEs-l2, If and l6 ounces.
1875 bbls Wuterstrained ARD OIL.
200 Cincinnati Pectifed WHISKY
100 one eighth casks Domestic BRANDY.
100 ones&teenth casks :.
For sale by s. H. KENNEDY 4 CO.,
55 and 81 Poydras street.
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Steamers %eartng port To-1ag.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
wedne.dnY, November 3. 1880.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- ONCE of the PontchnrtraIn Railroad
CoMPANY.-New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov 9th 1866-The
Board of Directors Of the Pontchartan Railroad Company
have this day declared dividend of % per cent on the
capital stock payable this Office on and after the 18th inst
United States Internal Revenue Tax assumed by the
Company. WILLIAM j. CARTER Secretary
- Notice to ConsIgnees- The British
steamship Fire Queen Williamson commander from Liver.
pool, will commence dschargng cargo on TUESDAY, 9th
ins at foot of Jackson street. Fourth District Consgnees
are hereby requested their entries of merchandise at
Custom House, pay their freight obtain delivery orders for
their goods, and attend to the receipt Levee
otherwise they will be stored their expense
ASHBRIDGE, DECAN & CO.,
l5O Common street
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LOTTERIES.
PRIZE, 100000.
!
KENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
10 BE DRAWN At

Covington, KY, az Glass N, Thursday,
November 18th.
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FUTURE AUCTION sALas.


THE WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR CARRoLLroN
Hotel with aits Fixtures Dependencies, Extensive and
Beautiful Grounds stuate in the town Of caolton oppo-
bite tho Depot Of the Carrollton Railroad.
BYJ.B. WALTON d DEsLoNDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auetionesr.
oacs, n oarondslst street.
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the queen! The queeni-Tne Queen
It the best Hair Restoer ever offered to the npbic
,,a1 u 'He mar faithfully
tits no hair dye.
Is aos oeGy upon 1ne F'os OF 1ne hair changing gray
hR to It's original NE Color ae8tng premature decay and
fall hair Graduating sourf and dandru and
t,rj-g all hnrnors of the SCALP
"a iii cbauge drv and ,Vrv hai- 10 sof o7 ,.;o,t
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THE MECHANICS AND .....
AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.

The first GRAND FAIR of this Association will take
place on the
FAIR GROUNDS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Commencing
Tueaday, goth of November next
Inventors manufacturers aculurists stock rasers and
Others any portion the United States DESTROYS being
represented in this industrial exhibition obtain full
formation by addressing officers of the association.
...a I. n MARKS President.
LUTHER HOMES, Secretary and Treasurer
c. H. LocoMB, Chairman of the Committee Fair
Grounds
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SUCCESSION OF A, A. TURNER.
Second District Court of New oleans--No. $3.50.
BY Q. E. GIRARDEY q co.

MONDAY, 10th inst. at IL O'Clock A. M,
IE4 at the Photographic Establishment, No. 81 Camp
street. between Gayer and Commercial Place by virtue Of
order of the Hon John W. Thomas Judge of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans dated October 81 1866
sold at public eucion the following property belonging to the
succession of A. A. Turner. deceased, towit-
The Undivided Half Interest in the Furniture Stock,
apparatus ETC. ofthe Photographic Establishment of Messrs
Turner Cohen, at No 81 Camp street, details in the
Inventory Of said Estate TO be at time Of sale
The Undivided Half Interest in the privilege of Re-
nswR Of Lease of the Four Story Brick Store Nh 81 Camp
street. said privilege Of renewal being for Two Years. from
the LIST day June 1861 the Of 5000 per
3. 10 photographic Presses.
2500 pounds Of photographic Stone.
ID Ink Slabs.
.H lot Of Ink. Farnish and Oolors
EiF~ TERMS-Cash in U. S. Treasury notes.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

|
Now Landing.
BK BERNARD TURPIN,
AUcr1oHEER-OHice No. ss Old Levee st.
At Store No. 60 Old Levee street. lie Stores
-. go bales Superior Rice
REMOVALS.
REAEOvAx.........,... REMOVAL.
DR. CHOPIN has removed his residence to No $50 Camp
street, between Erato and Thalia streets
heretofore, No. Carondeet street, corner Of
Canal.
% REMOVAL. REMOVAL.
W H. II. w1THERELL. COMMISSION MERCHANT
and DEALER in HIDES, LEATHER and WOOL, has
removed his Office to wITHERELL& CO., 80 and 30 New
Leyee street. Warehouse 80 Commerce street.
u EMOVAL,.................. REMOVAL.
The LOUISIANA AND TEXAS PETROLEUM STOVE
AND GAsLIGHT COMPANY have removed 10 228 MAGA
ZINE STREET where parties supplied Cooking
and Heating Stoves
r EMoyAL............... II EMoVAA-.
The Office OF the TEXAS AND NEW ORLEANS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Louisiana DiysonI has been removed
to No 1874 Common street, second floor.
gro. CLARK, Vice President
w T. ADANg, Secretary.
p EMOvAL ......... ...........,IS EMOyAL.
JOHN CLAIBoRNE's LAW OFFICE
From No. II Camp street,
To No. IA CarondeIet street.
r EmovAL ....,.............. REMOVAL.
SIMON j FnAToW x CO., from No. 81 Magazine street.
to Nos l2i and 1876 NEW. LEvEE, near G1RoD street.
SIMON J. FLATow t co.
r ENoyAH4..........,,....,... REMOVAL
WELLER CHEW q co. have removed to No. 10 NEW
LEvEE STREET. store recently occupied by A. F.
Cochran.
% EMoVAL-J. H KELLER, PROPRIETOR OF
Southern Soap Factory,
Has removed his OFFICE AND SOAP DEPOT
No. SO Poydras Street.
New Orleans, November LIST. 1866.
r EhoyAh........'..,...,..,,,.,,.,,1kE REMOVAL
HARVEY, MCMAHON 4 Co, Cotton Factors and Com
Merchants their Office to l22 Caron-
dels street.
p ACCOMPLISHMENTS. REMOVAL.
We have this day REMOVED into our new office. NO ll6
a CARoNDELET STREET, Cup stairs.)
KERN & sHEARER
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CREscENT CITY MUSEUM

CtRESCENT CITY MUSEUM
Open from 8A till IL p. NJ. Daily.
R W. sCHAFFER. MANAGER.
The Museum building has been refted and enlarged at
expense, expressly for the Curoses be exhibit
ted therein.
OVER TEN THOUSAND CURIosITIEs, comprising
Wild Beasts, Birds Fishes, Insects Minerals, Paintings
Coins Relics of the Revolution and wonderful things from
every part the known world will be there found exhibit
un. connection with the above curiosities AMES'S
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERTE, consisting of African
Lions Tigers, Leopards KGngaroo Baboons Birds, Etc,
will be daily exhibition together with celebrated Chinese
Juggers and Artists who will perform wonderful and daring
eats in Knife Throwing, Etc. The intrepid LA BELLE
LOUISE and her Performing Animals will daily add to the
attractions of the Museum.
Admission 50 cents; Children % cents.
The Crescent City Museum will open Wednesday, Oct 10th
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SUCCESSION OF DAVID PRETTo AND RACHEL
Pretto, his Wife.
Fine French Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture Carpets
Glass. Silver-Plated Ware, Crockery, Ornaments Coal,
Wood, Wearing Apparel, Etc, for account of said
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PEREMPToRY SALE ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
ota desirable Cottage, 81 Andrew street, No ISL and
building lots in McDonoghvie
BY EELLEGAN 81 NASH,
j. MEXICAN, AuctioEeer


SATURDAY, November 10th, 1896. at R2
- o'clock AZ the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange,
will be sold lE "#a
a LOt Ot GROUND IN the Fourth District, No III 81,
Andrew street. between Camp and Coliseum seRts 40 feet
front St. Andrew by depth of l27 feet, with i'm
thereon consisting of brick slated cottage
tanning four rooms in main building and story wooden
house in yard and garden with tagged walks laid
in 'front.' The house is under lease until list October
Plan at Exchange
h TERMOnehalfc cash in U Treasury notes balance at
twelve months note bearing nterest at eghper cent
doris privilege and other usual considerations.
Also. .-.z III
At same time and place two fine building lots Nos Is and
and Decatur Streets measuring each 81 feet II inches in 'front.'
on Decatur street by depth Of l2 10 inches
bounded by Madison Monroe Decatur and Newton Streets
nay~ TERMS -Cash in U. s. Treasury
Both acts sale before Walter H. Peters Notary Public
the expense of the purchasers with u internal revenue
stamps.
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39AP......,......... .8OA P
j. H. KELLER,
Soap NEanufactureF,
Corner of st. Andrew Howard Streets NsE Orlasua
OFFICE AND SALES ROOM IS PoYDRAs STREET
pAPEE ARID sTATK0EEmY WAREHOUSE
Nos SO and 8 COMMON STREET.
We have in arge and extensive stock c Pgintin
wrapping and Writing Papers, Stationery Blank Eool
School Books ard Fancy Goods Adapted every branch
t'eas and fog sals q reasonable rrces.
sTEyBus sEyNoUE
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REMOVALS.

W H H. wTTHERELL, COMMISSION MERCHANT
and DEALER in HIDES, LEATHER and WOOL, has
removed his office to wITHERELL& CO., 30 and 30 New
Levee street Warehouse 80 Commerce street.
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auction Sales This Day.

JAMES N. TAYLOR will sell at half-past4 O'Clock
this afternoon the desirable residence on the
south side of Darlington street occupied by
Mr.. George II. Richards.
A. M. HAMILTON will sell to-day the principal
portion Of Mr.. Martin James's stock OF horses,
beef, stock cattle, hogs, farming implements,
etc., at his farm, near Lock No. II on the canal,
in Goochland county. -
HARRISON, GoDDIN Il APPERsoN will sell at 10
O'Clock this morning, at the stables formerly
occupied by Messrs. Haxall, Crenshaw Co.,
near the Danville depot, large lot OF fine
mules, horses, wagons, harness, blacksmiths'
tools, etc. The attention Of farmers and others
interested Is called to this sale.
An administrator sale OF live stock, farming I'm.
plements, surveyors instruments, etc., will
take place at IL o'clock this morning at the
farm of the late Thomas NJ. Ladd. The farm
will be rented at the same time.
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80 long existed as that against usury, and the
repeal Of which he thought would bs highly
injurious to the agricultural community.
He was briefly replied to by Governor Smith,
Virginia until the rate Of interest for money
was left TO the control Of supply and demand,
and without monty we could not employ labor.
DR.. Worsham, Of Dinwiddie, took ground
closed the debate with few practical remarks
against the usury law and IN Of the re-
port Of the committee.
DR.. Worsham moved that the report be laid
upon the table. Lost without division.
The question coming up on the adoption OF
the report, was decided in the affirmative al.
most unanimously. "
CONTRIBUTIONS.
A letter was read from Mr.. d. Conyers, en-
closing check for twenty dollars, to constitute
him member Of the State Society.
A letter from Mr.. ID. 7. Williams was read,
and the cause Of agriculture, and also present.
Ing to the society number OF samples OF sun
cured tobacco which were offered by the farm
ers of Halifax in competition for prize OF n
silver cup which Mr.. Williams had offered as
a premium for the best sample of that descrip-
tion of tobacco. The samples were examined,
and attracted good deal of interest amongst
tobacco growers. The sample which TOOK the
prize was raised by William j. Brown, OF
Halifax: The second premium was taken nh 6y
liams announced that he had offered three
prizes for the best samples OF the next crop OF
sun cured tobacco of the same county.
On motion, the Society passed a vote or
thanks to Mr.. Williams for his contribution
and his beautiful samples.
On motion Of DR.. Worsharn, n resolution
commencing the Virginia immigration Society
to the support Of the Legislature and the farm
ing community was adopted.
Pending this resolution, Colonel Lee, OF
Orange, made some remarks in praise OF the
colony of Poles which has settled in the county
of Spotsylvania.
Mr. Hart, of Albemarle, presented some
papers, which he asked to be referred to the
Committee to Memorabilia the Legislature on
the Usury Laws. Referred accordingly.
LIBERAL GENTLEMEN.
The president announced that two gentle.
men of this city had offered to pay out of their
own private means the entire expenses OF the
convention. He was not at liberty to give their
names, but he thought il proper to announce
the fact to the convention.
Mr.. Frazier moved that for snch handsome
act of liberality and public spirit the thanks
of the convention he rendered to the unknown
gentlemen. Carried unanimously.
On motion, the convention adjourned until
10 o. clock to o-morrow wednesday,.
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEErISGs.-Hntchison
Division Sons of Temperance appointed a
meeting for Tuesday night, at the lecture
room Of the Third Presbyterian church,
Church Hill 1t was we'll attended, and the
spirit of the meeting was excellent; INC
cause was an agreeable feature OF the occa.
sion. Four addresses were delivered, all OF
which had the merit of brevity; and under
their influence there was evidently very de,
cided increase of interest in the cause anu
the meeting closed very pleasantly. Strong
anpeals were made and there were earnest
calls for effort and influence to counteract the
Immense energy now put forth in the manu-
facture and commerce of intoxicating DRINKS,
shown by the extraordinary increase OF ais,
tilIeries and the employment Of so mucn
% nital and character in their maintenance.
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DoISas AT ARRAxpALE B Co.'s YEsfsnDAf.-
The cow and calf having remained for an un-
usual time without purchaser, the propre-
tors determined yesterday to give the attsenees
Of the establishment chance, and accordingly
allowed each one to take five certificates ree'
The last to take out his quota was MT. 4. =.
Dickinson, who, on opening one OF them' founo
bit OF paper with the words Roan Cow
and Calf" With self-denial highly credita-
BILE to himself, Mr.. DICKINSON decided NOT 70
avail himself OF his good fortune. determined
that no possible shade Of suspicion or unfairness
should rest upon the establishment" he caused
the certificate to be again placed in the oox'
whence 1t was redrawn later In the evening by MT.
Richard Forester, corner Marshall and college
streets. -.. .atf
The splendid rosewood piano on exhibition IN
the store is now on sale for one dollar, together
with large number Of watches and other articles
Of value. a E9.i
The establishment will close for the season on
Monday next, as the proprietors are required 70
attend to the business Of the arm at io2 Broadway
New York. #
Those holding certificates, therefore, should
bring them in to be redeemed.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Gardner
formerly Of London, England) oculist and auristi
operator on the eye and ear. respectfully informs
the citizens Of Richmond that he will be again at the
Ballard House-ofics, parlor ~, first door-on Mon
day, November 10th, to Thursday the 2ad. After
that time, monthly, OF which due notice will be
given. ONCE hours from A. N. toeP. N. And
can be consulted on deafness, noise In the head,
catarrh discharges from the ear, scales In the ear
accumulation Of wax in the ear, obstruction Of the
eustachian tube and all acute or chronic diseases
of the ear and air passages. Artificial eyes In.
serted without pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye. Operations for cataract, strabismus
or cross eye, artificial pupil, &c., skilfully per-
formed and ell diseases OF the eye and ear treated
and every operation in aural and opthalmic sur
gerry, performed by DR.. GARDNER. Principal Office
s4 west Fortieth street, New York. References,
testimonials, &c. Send for circular. y GO f-sm
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al ye.terfiav nfternoon with the agreeable stgns
of nm am bassador from the ladies OF the Central
Presbyterian Fair, who bore IN bis arms :
waitef loaded with choice delcactes IN me-.
tempting array. There were plates o. dehcsVus ~
bivaives, and chicken salad, Piis oI ca.ss co..
OF bouncing, crystal Jelly, all OF which Were
duly enjoyed and appreciated. We return
these good ladies our thank for their wee
Things, and ask all blessings fb4 them IN tnSis
noble work. The fair is In operation IN the
room over Deylin's store, where the !ndies
would be glad to receive call rom sverypody'
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To THE FaRMBRs and visitors now In our city,
many Of whom have not forgotten tho old eioshing
house OF KEEN, BALDWIN Co., established In
1888, we will state that they have resumed busi-
ness under the name Of T. s. BALDWIN Co. Mr..
Baldwin was with us during the entire war, and
aided the southern cause with all his heart and
purse, and in the evacuation Of this city lost hea'
Willy, like many others; but with that energy ne
possesses he is himself again, and has fitted mp the
magnificent store corner ofMain and Tenth streets,
whore the largest, and best-msde, and cheapes'
stock OF fashionable clothingicsn be found. to al
and suit every one In need Of q good article. The
house has been well known all over the State for
years past, which is . sufficient endorsement, and
he cordially invites all to visit him.
Their polite salesmen are all old Virginians, and
promise to render every favor to all who visit the
house, corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
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A Soc1ABLE CLUB.-A meeting was held
last night over the store of John NJ Higgins,
Esq, by a number of young men OF 'eheisE sae;oi
and Measure club Quite y number were pre-
sent. and having called the meeting to order,
they proceeded TO the election OF officers, as
follows James Nj. Tyler, president 'iint Ihines
korn. treasurer /; Leweilen Reese. secretary;
Charles Giunochi, director. ,,,a
After adopting various rules and regulations OF,
for the government OF the cluo, IL "tas a, ~ -,
ionrnad TO meet again ut the same place on
monday evening next at ~ o'clock.
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TaEArRn RRPoRTED.-The proprietors or
lessees OF the Theatre have been reported tor
keeping that establishment open without II
cense. or course 1t Is the result OF an accL-
dent.eetting the proper papers being over
Iooked-and the performance will not DO inter
fered with thereby. Sc #
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SorREE OF RIcHaoyD Social CIRcLE.-ihe
second of the series Of soirees of theRiehmohd
Social Circle, to which we were honored by spe.
ciaI Invitation, was held at Monticello Hall last
evening, and was fully equal to the ilrst OF the
season in point of briBiancy and ENJOY ment,
The most respectable of our Jewish citizens
Irere prpseut, and the affair was characterised
with that spirit of genuine enjoyment and So
ciability peculiar to them. 49,,
Dancing and music were the order OF the
eyening. and were entered into with much Zest
and spirit. A fine band of music was on hand,
and many new and beautiful quadrilies were
danced, The gentlemen were, rs usual, as gal
liant as possible, and the ladies appreciatiVe OF
their efforts in their behalf. During the eve
ming the dancing was suspended, and an inter-
val given to the ell joyment of choice refresh
ments. It was afterwards resumed, and kept
up until the small hours of the night, wien
heavy lids and faded cheeks told of the end
that must come to all the good things OF this
world. Every one went home with pleasant
impressions Of the second soiree, and looking
forward with agreeable expectations OF the
third.
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ARRIyAL OF CoyvIeTs FOR THE PESITES.
rIARY.-The following conyicts were received
in the city yesterday, on their way to the State
From PittsyIsania.-John Richardson, CO.
lored, eighteen years, for grand larceny; Whit
-Jeffreys, coiored, one year, for grand larceny.
From Norfolk.-Charies Banks, colored,
three years, for grand larceny; Samuel Win.
ston, coiored, three years, for grand larceny
Henry Proctor, colored, one year, lor grand
larceny. u,a AxIss
years, for burglary. kes gJQ.-si,f.
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miss RIcHrSGs's BRSEFIT.-Our theatre pre-
sented n scene last evening that Will not soon
be forgotten by those who We're there. dns Ius
house was crowded from pit to dome, and In
the dress circle and parquette the signt was
perfectly dazzling. Never before, perhaps,
was there such demonstration OF favor OF an
artist made in this city. The opera OF Martna
was given for the first time by this company,
and throughout the applause OF the audience
attested the popularity of its different mem
bers and the high merit OF the performances.
The finale" The Last Rose OF Summer =
was enthusiastically received, and had TO be
repeated We regret that the late hour pre-
vents our making mention of many other por-
tions of the opera rendered In manner
worthy of especial mention. At the close OF
the performance loud nSo and Conlande and "a per.
sistent were those present In their calls, tnat
she at last gracefully and modestly ap-
preached the foot-lights and made neat ut
tie address, pretty much as follows, as wen as
We i Ladies @ and Gentlemen, II believe 1T is Gus
tomary on such occasions rs this lot the Dener
ficiary to express thanks In person, ana
assure You that until this moment nave
never ATTEMPTED such thing. Unused, then,
as I am to addressing the public, can only
ask Of you to take my most heartfeit tnanks
for your goodness to me. To the members OF
the press, the management, and the puolic,
return thanks for their consideration lot me,
and their kind expressions in my favor during
the entire season and 10 the members OF the
orchestra, and those Of our own company, 1
return my thanks for their uniform politeness
and forbearance during our rehearsals. we
have given tonight the opera of Martha for
the first time We therefore hope that many
little irnperfec tions which have occurred IN us
performance will be overlooked by the good
people of Richmond"
Castle and Campbell were vociferously called
for but their modesty prevailed, and the au-
dience could get nothing more from them than
a bow, in the shape of acknowledgment.
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C1RcuIT CoURr.-JuDGE MEREDITH PREs1.
DIYG.-This court was engaged yesterday in
the transaction of civil business. William f.
Mayo qualified TO practice law i'll the courts OF
this CITY.