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THE PoNTcHARTEAIN RAILRoAD CoMPANY.--We
have received the annual report of the Pontchar
train Railroad Company, addressed to the stock
holders by Mr.. ]. N. Lapeyre, the President, and
exhibiting the business Of the road during the past
four years, and the present condition Of its affairs
Mr.. Pandelly, the Superintendent, is highly com
plimented for his able management, and the pros
perity described in the subjoined paragraphs from
the report, is attributed mainly to his tact and
Intelligent energy z sts ,a @
In spite of tho heavy expenses already incurred
forTep pairs to the Wharyes, the purchase of iron
and other material to lay the track anew, the in
crease Of business consequent upon the opening of
trade with sister city of Mobile has enabled the
company to pay out in the course of this year four
temper cent. to the stockholders, thus compen-
sating to extent for past shortcomings in the
way of dividends.
The company is out of debt, and has in cash and
good bills iii course of collection, near $40 900 of
which ahout SIS 900 will be required to finish the
repairs to the wharves and track, aud laying down
the new iron. 1t is expected that these works
Will be completed by the LIST of May next We
shall then have the road III acondtion not to re-
quire any considerable outlay for some years to
come, and, with anything Ikea fair trade, we may
expect that the road will henceforth be able to pay
reasonable semi.annual dividends to its stock
holders. "
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HEApouARrERs, DEPARrNENr OF LOUISIANA,

HEAp0uARrERs vs., p ossa OF Logr S5as
General Orders No. 81
Before General Court Martial which assembled ut New
Orleans Ia pursuant Special Orders No 1885, dated Deem
her5 1855 and Special Orders No 1885, dated December
1866 from Headquarters Department of Louisiana, and of
which Colonel Brevet Brigadier General j. A Sheets s
Illinois Volunteer Infantry President arraigned
and tried;
Colonel Il. N. FRtsBIE, ed U. s. colored 1nfantry
Charge Neglect Of duty TO the prejudice of good order
and military discpiinon
Charge I'd" Conduct unbesoming officer and gentle
man.n
To which charges and their specifications the pleaded
mot Guilty"
FINDING.
After deliberation the Court finds the
follows:
OF the LIST charge, Guilty"
Of the I'd charge, mot Guilty.
SENTENCE.
And does therefore him. Colonel H n Frisbe 92d
u s. Colored Infantry, o forfeit the United States all
and allowances for the period of a. calendar month
The Court is thus enent their sentence because Colonel
Frisbe absent from Port Hudson under orders from
petent authority much time between the of his
Stunning the Post and the of his being
lieved by Colonel Dickey.
IL Before Military Commission which convened at New
Orleans Louisiana, to Special Orders No. 1872 Of
December 1865 and Special Orders, No. 1885, of December
1865, from Headquarters, Department of Louisiana, and
which Lieutenant Colonel Eugene Tsdae LIST New Orleans
Volunteers is President, arraigned and tried s
ROBERT C. MOORE, civilian. a...r -..
Charge LIST" Malicious mischief
Charge I'd" Arson" ..-. --
Charge 3D." Making malicious and mischevous threats,
with intent thereby to nre Freedmens school of the u
Government against the peace of the people of the United
States.n
To which charges their specifications Ae accused
pleaded g Not Guilty"
After mature deberation the Court fuds the accused
Not Guilty"
And does therefore acquit him. s..
Ill The proceedings, finding and sentence in the of
Colonel FRISBIE 92d U. s Coored Infantry, approved
and confirmed and the sentence will be carried into effect
The proceedings and finding in the of ROBERT C.
MOORE, civilian approved The prisoner will be released
from arrest.
" The General Court Martial of which Colonel
Bgadier General j. A sheetz is President, dissolved
By order Of Maj. Gen. E r. S. CAsBY.
WICKHAM HOFFMAN.
Assistant Adjusant General.
NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General
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WHAT d A BALE OF CorroN?-A Liverpool
paper asks the question: and says that the average
bales coming from New York weigh only $50
pounds. BY all means this should be traced out !;
for it casts reflection upon both planter and
merchant. Certainly no such bales have been
shipped from this port or from New Orleans. The
average weight of bales cleared from Mobile this
ssason has been sos pounds per bale. There is
reallyno reason here why cotton should be packed
in small bales indeed, there is everything in favor
Of the larger bales.
Mobile Commercial Reporter.
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LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
fl E'efU Reasons
WHY WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINES
Are Superior to All Others.

First-The superiority of their construction.
SecondThe noseless notion hardly peceptibein large
ThirdTheir utility; performing all kinds of sewing in the
neatest and strongest manner.
FourthThe Needles cannot be set wrong, hence do not
break as do others
h-They do not get out of repair require frequent
pendtures for "new improvements
sxh-Their economy costing not more than onehaf the
price of inferior Machines.
SeventhTher popularity, which the best indication
their WORTH they disposed Of readily in city in
Europe supersedng every Sewing Machine hitherto in
Eighth-They perform their work with regularity and
strength without false stitch break, frequent with
Others and be managed and made to work by child
1t needs but trial of these beautiful and simple Sewing Ma
Chimes to convince the kepcal of their superiority
all others manufactured. ..
Please call and see them in full operation at
No. 5 st. Charles street,
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ID ED
In this city, the 9th inst o'clock NJ Mr. C. O.
WEST aged II years, for many citizen of Wilkinson
county, Miss
His will be taken to Woodyille for interment
On Tuesday Jan. 9, 1866, o'clock NJ Miss LUCINDA
j. CROCKETT
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
tend her funeral, THIS AFTERNOON, Wednesday, A
O'Clock from the residence of her sister, Mrs E. Chapman
No. 16l Camp street.
H5s- Nashville papers please copy.
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The steamship Cleopatra, Capt Rich, arrived
from Boston yesterday morning with a full cargo
of assorted merchandise and the following named
passengers:
WI splain Chester Passy. j. II. Bason Mrs. Chase and
two Children, O. 5. Mourse.
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EpuoATIoNAL.-A training school for boys has
been established in Jefferson City under the au-
spices Of the Rev. 1. Jessnp, principal and rec
tor. Public attention is requested to the adver-
tisement in another column.
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ARrKfUs WARD. fhts We ebrased hutsorist had
n asaft last night ut Masonic Hall 10
~ iuatsucted By his Iecturs on Mormonism aud
deaiShscd with his droIlery. He repeats his curl
ous DISCOURSE q: night.
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1U4REz III :Skn ANTONIO. The Houston Tele-
graph Of the 9Th derives information from the San
Antonio Herald Of the LIST, that Senior Benito
.Iuarez. former President Of Mexico. had arrived
n the latter ca. BE came down from Eagle Pass,
III company with General Negrete and two other
general officers III his stan. The purpose Of his
visit IL San Antonio, the Herald says, is not made
known.
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The VARIETIEs. Hiss Charlotte Thomnso, I.
.liilin. ia Sheridan Knowles q Hunchback baa
denseiy crowded house last evening. Miss Thcmp.
epn rendering Of this diticult character was yesy
! hne, and she was ably assisted by the talented
stock company of THO theater. To-night Tic play
ef Camille 4 will be given, md aside 81 tho
&tfraetion she performance must have by rea on
of the merits Of Miss Thompson. doubtless many
win goto contrast her with Miss Heron, whose
peculiar property Camille has been considered
almost.
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IEey5oreys Wanted.

AGCDDFSSS EY'G68gEGGE.
1000 WHITE LABoRERs WANTED.
Wages at the Rate OF $50 per Month and
Board.
rther information apply to
THOS. o. HEA & Co,
MerganEa, Point Coupee parish, La
or JOHN KILLIEN,
ertso Chinn Levea,9 miles above Baton Rouge
Or SMITH & HUGHES,
Bass Levee, miles below Lake Providence, La.
At New Orleans to JAMES BREEN,
Corner of Notrs Dame and New Leyee streets
RErEREEcKHis Excellency Gov j. NJ. Wells of Louisiana
Chicago Times and st. Louis Republican copy SIX times
semi weekly, AID send bill to this office
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ATTORNEYS AT LAw.-Messrs. James B. Smith,
of Clinton, and J. Fl. Halsey, of Point Coupee,
have associated themselves under the firm of Smith
& Halsey, and will practice their profession in the
courts of the Seventh Judicial District of louisiana
These gentlemen are too well known throughout
the State to require any encomiums from us.
Their card will be found in our advertising
columns
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The Daslas lE1regon1 papers sRy that enough
every halisan being u drunk a the winter
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offerings on the oocasion will be given 90 the
Bishop On behalf OF his diocese
Arrangements 8Te ma de for full service, with
sermon, and large attic ndance of the city clergy
Y ID supplies. Service q mmences W a IA. NJ
JU4REz III sSkn Antonio. The Houston Tele-
graph Of the 9th derive information from the San
Antonio Herald Of the LIST, that Senior Benito
-Juarez. fci1lsf President Of Mexico, had arrived
II the Inter o5sy BE came down from Eagle Pass
Hi company WITH General Negrete sand two other
general officers III his stan. The purpose Of his
visit San Antonio, the Herald says, is not made
i Known.
FINANCIAL AND CoMaEn6i II. su,dMARy. The
Geld Marker MAS very much exercised yesterday
4 by Mondays adviees from N esva York. Rates feb
II of fully Esr cent, and the movement reached
about 81 Sn0 at gradually reoeding figures, the
market clesag fat ct IS to 1876, inst 40 to l1
3 on Monday evening S.
Foreign haaige was also yerr heavy and do
h pressed, wisA sales of some 100000 sterling and
4 S20, 400 iraEFs ing decline ID that
reported III gold HE qnofations 1T Tile close &c
business iasa esefing were for sterling 1ls To lao
at bank ~ To- clear bills. and to U
fer billet lasng bills, and for francs 1.75 to asa
At bank. and 50 70 81 for commercial francs.
1o,lsestio sE1oisaf5e was weaker but not quota
4 lower. a ffuring were heavier than hereto
ma tiie egaIe sales showed an excess On
any pre- Viors day movement during the season.
The Banks checked on Tie Northern cities at to i
percent. discount
declined to IL. per lb. yesterday, owing
to The falling Of iii price at New York on Monday
and to The Ahe&zy reduction. in rates Of Exchange
ii It's market. Transactions were restricted to
1921 haIes 81 81 4oc for ordinary, 4S to 44c for
good ordinary, 40 to 47c. for midlling, IS to doc
for good middllag and 5Ccs for strict middling.
Sasgr Idad 8fslasses have been held at very
firm owing 70 the limited character Of the
supply md Hc HIM III receipts for several days
j past. Eaes yesterday were confined to 100 hhds
sugar II fol common; l5a for fully fair, and
16ic. per Al; for prime. Sales Of molasses in
cluded 100 bls. at Soc. for common. SOC. for good
Pc ter prime and 81 to - o4pes gallon for
strictly prilnes ssa .aes3ss
Ftozs w.as IN ~ tive auest with sales 81 $500
bhis: NJ advanced prices,
TIE EsMAENooK--By dispatch received
! from The s. y, Paas last evening. by her agent,
fired Moult0n, Eaq we learn that the steamship
eshHnnock, Capts Manchester, from New York
Dec. 30, crossed the bar at i. III yesterday. She
Kill W found n her v harf this morning
~ See saecnd page for future auction sales
~ -
ST. CHARLEs THEATEa. Tie Keans performed
'Hsnletl atths house last night to crowded and
bfilliant audience. It u almost needless to say
4 that thaAp EforInaBce was of the highest order
Mrs Ksssa was understood to be some what indis-
posed. bit II was not pcrceptlbls in her acting.
Tonight, Il ese great artists play in Much Ado
About N0tfpg ID the Beatrice Of which, We be-
Ieysit n gsnsall conceded, Mrs: Kean sur passes
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II orERcoArs CnEAp. These cold days everybody
should have an overcoat and whoever is uupro-
yided can obtain one to suit in every respect for
the most reasonable price, at Darcy & Wheeler's,
10 Canal street.
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HaCGss0 Cigars.
albert Ly09s's school for Hsoys

aH&D&Tg AyOESS SCssOOG FOR GEONS,
CHATAWA, PIKE COUNTY, MISS,
o. New ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD
English and the Classics,
Rev ALBERT LYON
Mathematics, Book keeping and Penmanship,
"r ROBERT j. PERKINS.
Natural Sciences,
JOS. C. ROBERT
Assistant in English,
Miss F. MCGOWAN.
Modern Languages,
L. t. DE BONCAUD.
Music, Vocal and Instrumental
CHARLES KROII.
Charge of the Gymnasium and Registrar of the School,
JOS q. ROBERT.
The Second Session will commence FEBRUARY lsr,
continuing to JULYlsT.
H3@No Pupils admitted for less period than a Session
TERMs-P4YABLR DEMAND:
For Tuition In English with Board ETC. per $500 90
Modern Languages and Music etc, per % 90
10 Circulars may be obtained application ROBERT
PITKIN Esq, IL and Is Camp street.
REV. ALBERT LYON Master
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And at retail everywhere.
CARD.

The Poretors presenting to the public the above in
comparable Bters them that but for of gat
tude to the generous of the recipe and in to
opportunities of the hosts of Southern friends who have
experienced their efficacy they would have hesated before
placing m article such sterling merit market flooded
with deeerious compounds libcng the name Of Stomach
Bters Senior however, having, at the solicitation of
those friends expended manufacture of the GREY
JACKET BITTERs the experience acquired in half life
time devoted to the preparation of Tonic Digestive smulants
and discovered their superiority all other
list of articles already prepared establishment and
weknown ard largely patroni1ed by tie community large
BARNETT & LION take this seasonable opportunity of
thanking their friends for the immense increase in
their business during the year. and inform them that although
the manufacture of the GREY JACKET BITTERs must
necessarily additional their energies yet from
large additions improvements making in the
manufacturing department establishment their orders
will be filled promptly and they hope satisfactorily as
usual.
BARNETT e. LION,
81 and 80 Graver street.
Buy Your
DRAWERS AND UNDERSTANDS
WHERE THEY ARE MADEi
AT the Corner ST. CHARLES and CANAL sts.,
LEIGHToN's OLD STAND.
F'oods'ssT, BNtIe2' s. Co.,
Nos. ~ and 10 New Levee street,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
Fine Wines, Liquors Etc,
Are constantly in receipt of the choicest GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS,
CoNsERVEs, etc,
which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices.
ii Card.
ID well known the citizens of New Orleans that during
absence my Chnrc St Luke's totally. destroyed by
Dire 1t of the utmost Importance that this great should
be repaired as possible To rebuild this Church will
require much effort and beray the part frieRds
earnestly hoped that generous community will literally
and promptly respond to the appeals of this noble object
Subscriptions for this purpose will be by the under
Signed may be left at the Savings Bank on Canal street.
O. S. HEDGES. Rector ST. Luke's Church, N o.
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The peculiar properties of these Bittc that whilst pos
sessng all the good qualities of Bttrs in general they IN
vIGoRATE' WITHOUT INTOXICATING; arc of
the best Tonnes KNOWN having been the Of
relieving and instances saving the lives of thousands
the battle field be relied in all dyspeptc and at
lent disorders.
Every Ingredient contained in the article, and everything
used in the putting up these Bitters ARE PRODUCED
ON SOUTHERN SOIL, and contain injurious property.
For sale to dealers and merchants only, at
BARNETT LIONS
81 and SO Grayer streets,
New Orleans,
Manufacturers and Sole Propletors
And at retail everywhere.
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THE EARL's SECRET love story, by Miss Pardoc
THE SEXTON EsTATR--by Trellcpe.
WINFRED BERTRAa--by authur of "sehOnbers Gotta
Eanyn
MIRfoN RoRKEi Or, THE QUEST FOR FORTUNE.
MISTRESS AND MAIn--by Miss Mulork.
CHARLES DICKENS NEW CH8isTMAs STORY.
8E OUR MUTUAL FRIEND.
ARTEMtrs WARD-HIs BOOK AND HIS TRAVELS
All the Periodicals for January, 1866.
MISS cAkEW--by Miss Edwards. i.
stonewal jackson and General Leo in Frames
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Hacket is playing round Of his special charac-
tiers at the Memphis theater.
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Wrought Iron Portable Ranges.

VANS PATENT
Saves Fuel furnishes larger supply of Hot Water and
Stove before offered.
Family Size Boarding House Size Restaurant Size Hotel
size, all with hot water attachments.
STEAM TABLES for cooking Vegetables with hot water,
thus avoiding all danger of scorching.
CARVING TABLES heated also by hot water all from
fire. #--
BRoILERs, BAKE OVENS, LAUNDRY STOVES.
These Ranges made of Wrought Iron need brick
work; strong and durable.
They have met with immense sale during the past eight
Mt the North and now for the first time offered
this market. .
The Patentee is here to put them up and guarantee fully
their excellence any Range Stove before sold
Call and see them in operation.
THos. B. BoDLEY,
No. Perddo street, New Orleans
JNesrofs0gstcsR EEoEeF,
LATE BROWNS,
WAS HIN GroN, ID. @.
This leading Hotel, RENOVATED AND REFURNIsHEp,
NOV in perfect order the reception and accommodation of
4 s TO
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An EDITORIAL 0urFIT.--The editor Of the Mon
roe Telegraph complains of people who steal his
exchanges, and says:
We shall become hostile if the thing is perse
ssred in--andA when we are hostile we are danger
pNs for we have, like all editors, six Colts navy
p M three bowe-knives, an air gun walking
steel collar with spikes in it. two pairs of
hnl, !, Annckes complete coat Of mail aud big
ouH 1--WE which runs when VIC RIM
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Attention is called to the
law card Of Messrs. Bonner y Dillingham;, attor-
neys and counselors at law, whose office is over
the Canal Bank, corner of Camp and Gravier.
Thase gentlemen wall give strict attention to any
business they may be entrusted with, whether in
court or chambers. They will also prosecute
eiaims against the government.
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kl1Ai AxAL IAH Oh en- The tout ensemble Of the
elsfA y :. Lucia di Lammermoor !, was very good
10y ssshs eignor Nara. as s1shton, was truly
( ana sa''ssnt His voice possesses q freshness, q
ppNsf aa az a yigar which have not been equaed
y. sas asss has appeared In ew Orleans
i u no Canissa, as Lucia. was
/ 1Aceedlug ly eneetss and was warmly applauded
& y ss yeral airs Esner Eirapi evidently lahorsa
under acold and although hs ,owar ra,,as 1, s
yery sweet and sorfedt, iii hiShsr
neither brifafit nor n,eodsoas. MI W.
we're Al s0ms b hi &
ing from the orchestra s''s u s''u 'l \
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JANUARY 10, 1896.

no the offsers Of TIE Palmyra, and to the Com
rnercial Expire 81 Ccsnpany We rake our acknowi
edgnients for lass Texas papers.
4 MI arz also urder oblgations to Mr.. Y. n.
Boyles, 81 the sssamer Commonwealth, for iafe
Western papers.
Ne are ndcbssd to Mr. Esana, and other officefs
Of the soutbssn Express, for papers from different
points. AA.S
Also, to I'M officers MI nh steamers Misssspps
1ndl Roh RAY a III
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fl Card.

ID. Lopez, Corner of Canal and Danphlne sts
NEW ORLEANS, January G, 1866
hessrs. Thomas B. Bodley Co.. No. Perddo street. New
Orleans: -s. -
GEsrs-The VANS PATENT COOKING RANGE meets
my highest expectations.
1t saves me over four dollars every day fuel and its
capacity for all kinds of cooking far SURPRISES anything have
ever seen during long experience and with pleasure
mend it to the public
Very respectfully,
.. d. LOPEZ,
Corner of Canal and Daunhne streets
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N GoNFImiFxTi9N The Right Rev. Alex
ander 6tdgg. b. Ds, Bishop Of The diocese q
Texas, 4 y M eity ~ his way NoFsh TO solicit
funds m diccesc, end has kindly consented to
admin thS Apostolic rite Of Confirmation, in
Galway Church Prysania street, coxner of Sixth,
this morning. Seats free.
\ The phblics Is cordially invited to attend. The
ofsrings On the OCCASION will be given 20 the
Bishop. On behalf OF his diocese
Arrangements md ma de for full service, with
sermon, and large attic ndance Of the city clergy
ii surpiices. Service cf,mmences Ut III a. Nj.
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6 The EPISCOPAL GnuRoHEs OF ALABAMA Major
General Thomas has issueda an order, published in
the Nashville papers of the Sd, removing the re-
strietions heretofore imposed upon Episcopal wor-
ship ID Alabama. He takes occasion, in this order,
to complain Of and to traduce Bishop Wilmer in
style which hetrays rather more passion, perhaps,
than the occasion calls for. Inreyoking the order
he does not impose any conditions of worship in
the Episcopal Church. The Nashville Union and
American, commenting upon the order, says
h Il will be seen by the order from Gem Thomas,
which is published in this mornings impression OF
the Union and American, that the restrictions
imposed upon the Episcopal clergy of Alabama
are entirely removed.
a The allegations against the moral and religious
character of Bishop Wilmer, contained in this
order. we do not believe one word of. Under
the peculiar circumstances of the case, II may
have been proper to suspend Temporarily The
functions of Bishop Wilmer; but to hold him up
to the condemnation of allreligions people, at this
time. upon an impataton of nlotiues, which VIC are
satisfied never existed is Parthian arrow from
the Commanding General which he might well have
retained in his culver. a.
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The proprietor has devoted both time and attention in
bnng and preparing this article Each ingredient is selected
carefully prepared and combined in proportions and is
offered with certainty that it will give satisfaction
No comment uecessarya fair trial will convince all of its
efficiency
Ladies' will find it not only certain remedy to RESTORE
Darken and Beauy the Hair but also desirable article for
the Toilet is highly perumed with rich and delicate
perfume independent the fragrant odor the Oils Palm
and Mace
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
T. w. WRIGHT
Sole Proprietor, SO Benyile street.
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u 'lnE ELIE's THfRD GRAND CosUERr. The
many admirers of orr lifted young townswoman,
ElIe, will be pleased to learn that
AAe give her ps It grand instrumental and vocal
1ancest ~ Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday next,
aad thas Msile d Signor Oliyeira and Herr
assist. The selections FOR this con-