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HH5.UAsh ADVANCES made on COnslEnmentS
EREE DISPENsARY.
L NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Free medical and surgical consultations will be held at the
New Or Of Medicine Common and Where
Streets opposite the Charity Hospital day between the
hours. of Sand 10 A.
The Lyingn Department will be under the supervision of
Prof D. W. Brcke and the Prescription Department under
the charge OF Drs Mitchell and Perry, assisted by DR.. L.
H. Cohen
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DAMAGED COTTON.
For account of whom it may concern
BY ROBINSON d. NAsM,
W. L. ROBINSON. Auctioneer
Office Carondeet aud Gravier streets.
GATURDAY, March cath, mt 12 O'Clock
- Woods Press Canal street, for of board Of
underwriters, will be sold a.f
26 bales damaged Cotton original packages
For of whom baed and n good order
ready for shipment
80 bales rejected and other Cotton.
Is bales Rope Cuttings and tagging.
EIJ-TERMs-CHsi.
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DOUBLE TENEMENT TWo-sTORY COTTAGES ON
Carondeles Gate Apollo street, between First and Philip
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New Orleans, jackson and Great North
en Raroad Company. New Orleans March o. S65-Public
notice hereby given that the regular Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders Of this Company will be held their office No
Caroudoet street, MONDAY April 1866 at IL O'Clock
H. in conformity with the charter
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wotar transportation fost Of st. Andrew street,
""'' New Orleans March 10, 1856.
~ sruwDA Y, the Gath day Of March. 1S6G,
at "a o'clock the overnment Warehouse, foot OF St
lave an,onn pfSuaiuS and Condemned 9usrtermaster
pro,srtS consisting az anchors fa#l Boats, Boat Oars Fed
'ot's rcsses sFiIIHWs Pillow Slips, Table Cloths,
1t trrlns Stoves, Brooms, Buckets. Ranges Blocks,
, Ssrbie Slabs Glassware, Lamps TihwRre Eroekery-
ware Nails Bolts Gas Pipes Gas Shades, etc, etc
~ s-TEgas OF SAJr--Cash in u. s Treasury notes.
81 5lder ai Col j. Il. CHANDLER Chief t,uartermaster
N'p" e. s. ALLEN Brevet Lieut. Colonel A. Q, NJ.
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COTTON sEEDs-BOYD's PROLIFIC.
few bushels of the above choice COTTON SEED-growth
6 from Issequena county, Mississippi received and for
| sale by BYRNE, VANCE & CO.,
No Inn
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAstiaht'
Water Transportation, foot OF 81 A AnassW ~ isS
new Orleans: Marsh ~ ca sssa
SATURDAY,, the Gath day day., Of b ~ SsW or
"' 5UO bushels Fine PL rTsBuRG GoAi 5;os and p,ack
This Coal is suitable for tho use Oh foA''''S "
smiths. ~ @ Troasurv notos
Coal to be- removed by purchaser within nse e'' a '
date of sale. :, nuAEDJER e. O. NJ Department
| If New Orleans. ,z,, pu.. IJa,t Co1onel a o NJ
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-- Office of the Crescent Mutual 1nsur-
ance Company, New Orleans, March l5 lSIn conformity
with fourth article of the amended charter of the Crescent
Mutual Insurance Company election for Trustees to
for one year from the FIRST Monday June next will be held
at tho Office of the Company, MONDAY, the I'd day of
April 1866 between the Of 10 O'Clock and o'clock
px HENRY v OGDEN, Secretary.
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special Notice-Ofice Of the New
Orleans jackson and Great Northern and after
the Goth instant Through Tickets will be sold to all points
North East and West at the office OF the New Orleans Jack
son aud Great Northern Railroad, "A Caroadeet street
q q GHACKIEEIRD Prnsidapt
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DOYAL BENGAL
OR WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
We have 200 cases. pints and half pnt this fine SAUCE
landing Gen Grant and for sale the trade at
importers prices with transportation added
EDW. THOMPSON q Co,
Al Tehoupitouas and IA Eatchez streets.
Sole Agents for the South
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by ship Epamlnond as, f


Liverpool will please call at this Office freight and attend
20 receipt Of their good the Leyee, they will be
stored at their expense and risk. r. W. DEAN,
on
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FAIR AND ENTERTAINMENT
IA VIII be held Odd Fellows Hail. on MONDAY, UES
DAY, WEDNESDAY md tn URSDAY, March 81 81 IS and
inclusive the object of which to aid in paying the
ing maturing during the with interest the
t Baptist Church. of Second and Magazine
streets.
The aid and of the public is solicit ed The pas
Of this church has confined his abors for the past three
particular field denomination but assumed
all calls alike
given all her in that time to the
needy compelled cali the generosity of
Al
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Once Polk County Copper Company,
B GraYer street.-The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of this Company will be held on tuesday, 9TH April next
GEO. O. SWEET, Secretary.
Nea lrlna Mnrch 1896
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-Sen. $, Ii. Buckner, of entucky,1s here
by announced as q partner in this house.
I HARLOW J. PHELPS & CO.
Esr, nreans Dac q 1865
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WANTED.

WAhTED-TWo FURNISHED ROOMS IN A
private family With privilege Of kitchen small fur
niahed ouss Tor family Of irgniaus incInsing one
child At moderate rent would be permanent occupants
Post Office boz 1850
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TATTERSALL'S SALE STABLES,
NOS 2ls AND 2l5 GRAVIER STREET, BETWEEN
BARoNNE AND PHILLIPPA STREETS
Having taken the stables lately occupied by Mr. HENSON
Nos 2 Els Gravie street. now prepared to receive
for private public SALE Horses Mules and every descp
ton Of Stock, Carriages, Buggies, Calashes, etc.
Having nas necessary arrangements there will be public
sale every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at tho Stables The first sale comraenoDgon WEDNESDAY
the It'll OF March, 1866
We cali parcular attention the central location of our
| stables. MONTGOMERY q uoff.
| ID EATGVED-A: DREA, FASHIONABLE HAiI Ten.
HI has the forming his customers and the public
in general professionally transferred his stcfe
No g. ROYAL STREET His took just received, vii
| besold 1T very moderate prices,
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1 ---G,nutfon-Parties Having the Celebrated
Fbesler l. Wilson Sewing Machines, hereby cautioned
them in the hands inexperienced for
the purpose having them repaired The only place In this
city where the Wheeler Wilson Machine can be properly
raired and all the late added at the agency
4ofthe company, l62 Canal street.
4 PECK BROTHERS, Ageats.
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For Clerk Second District Court
Please announce Col D. A. WILSON Jr, candidate for
Clerk District Court subject the action of the
Democratic Parish Convention -
MANY FRIENDS
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sEGARs. TOBACCO. ETC.

TEN FACTS FOR THE PE0PLE.-1ST DEAN
n always has his store full OF customers Why? Be
he keeps the best stock segars and tobacco in
The United States and sells at least from 2j 10 80
cent less tha1 you can buy elsewhere. Go to DEANS
ga why is II that the city tobacconlstg are down on
Dean? Because he sells bet qnallty tobacco and
segars at much less price than they sell. Go TO
Deans, No. 4l3 Chesnut street.
Sd The reason why he sell cheap Is because his
retail sales are over $500 per day, and his Wholesale
trade Is over s2ON per day He AFFORD 10 sell at rom
2 10 per cent profit while others cannot live less
than iTOm 70 10 lVO per cent, Go 10 Deans No 4l3
4ih Dean sells primo imported Havana segars for six
cents each. Genuine ara iot ten cents, and makes
liberal discount 70 those buying bY the box.
co to Deans No, 4l3 Chestnut street.
9th. Dean sells the best navy OF six different kinds
for B0 50 and 90 cents per pound Dry navy 4O cents
per pound. with discount to those buying i've pounds
co 10 beans No 4l3 Chestnut street.
9Th. Dean sells all kinds OF smoking tobacco from 30
per pound 70 sl50 per pound, and discount
PVGSoV Go 10 pean's. No. ais 'Chesnut street
7th. Deans Store Is n o. ana .hesnut street If you
nqulre of tObacconists they wi tell you th ey
don't know hiu. and don't acknowledge him to be In
sells so cheap he is kiling The business.
Go to Deans. No 4l3 Chesnut street.
18th. Some tODaccOnists' jea Ousy makes them mean,
bnt Dean can AFFORD @ be oeIsl his trade Is alweys on
and red When you want prime tobacco or segrs
at fA price, 80 10 Deans, No 4l3 Ohesnut street.
9th. Deans Yara segap are the only genuine Yara IN
this city all others ar OF inferior quality Dean He-
cured the hole crop Of Yara this year and for next
year il you want genuine f0ra Segara, so 10 Deans
No, 4l3 Chesnut street.
10Th. The largest assortm mt Of segars In any one
store n the United states you win ind at DEANS No
\. B-FOr cigarettes, apply to the Government Nun
ced z2l lmIp
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StaIkweatheI, the Murderer of His Mother
and Sister, Sentenced to be Hung ON

From he Hartford CoaraRt Of the 2sM VT.
The Superior Court met ye-terday, Chief JUS
tice Hinman and Hon. DWIGHT W. Pardee on
the bench. Albert L. Sta-kweather, the muir
derer OF his mother and sistor, in Manchester,
last August who had his trial three weeks ayo
was brought into the courtroom handcuhed
under charge OF Deputy sheriff Dlbble. He had
very mucn the same appearance as during the
trial.
On entering the prisoners dock the cuffs were
removed from his wrists, and he sat down, look
ing about, as he did so, at the spectators, over
one hundred OF whom were present, though no
public notice had been given that the sentence
was to be pronounced. II there was any change
perceptible in him different from his previous
appearance when in the box, 1t was in his efforts
to control himself against the exhibition OF anV
unusual emotion; and some detected in the com.
preston of his lips and the rubbing together OF
| his hands considerable nervous excitement
with strong wIll at work to suOdue it.
Hon. r. d. Hubbard, State Attorney, recited
the action OF tho grand jury in the case OF the
prisoner, the finding OF the petit jury and asked
that sentence might be giveE.
Judge Hinmsn-"S ark weather, stand up."
the prisoner did as ordered, keeping his eyes
upon the bench.
"Have You anything to say, on the finding OF
the Jury that you are guilty OF murder in the
hrst degree, why you should not receive the SEN
starkweather Gn tremulous hestating
toue) ;-"1 will-will say nothing. / should hike
i should like to say something; but-but will
| not"
He then sal down. and keeping his eyes look
1 ing In the direction OF the floor, listened TO the
| sentence OF the Judge-a deadly silence per-
vading the spectators meantime, Friday, August
/ l7th, was the day 6Xed for his execution.
| 9tarkweather was at once removed from the
| courtroom, and in the narrow walls OF his cell
| should ponder well the meaning words of the
| Chief Justice from this hour until the moment
| OF his execution. Let no false friendship or
| interest step IN to mislead the unfortunate man
| from his preparation; let no false hopes be ex-
cited which must sooner or later be dashed
away. Hope for Starkweather. is passed; not
even a iorlorn shadow remains. The hnal word
has been spoken; the law has asserted its power,
| and death must come to the prisoner as a pun
ishment for his terrible crime. May God have
mercy upon his soulp
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LIEE. GROWIH AND beauty.

Mrs. s. A. AEEe11's WOTC1's
hair RestOrer and Dress
ing invigOrGte, strengthen
and Le11gthen the hair. They
act directJy upon the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
QeUired 9eOlIrisI1nee1et, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disGp-
pe0rs, bald spots are Coz
cred, hair stops fGJEi91g, and
Iasc1riGrlt grOactb is the re-
salt. Ladies' and CkiL5re1a
qctLL appreciate the delight
faSL frGgrGsce and rich,
glossy GppeGrGsece d1'eaoGrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOtGtSsg the skim, scalp, or
most eEegGE1It heGd-CEress.
sold by alI DruRsists.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich st. MY.
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ll3 PRICE &c WOOD, ll3
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH.

N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH.
Best makes boachod and unbleaohod lIuslins, at
the very lowest market prices
Bleachcd Muslin, good quality p, IS, 81, %, g7t.
Best blsached Mnslin in tao city, yard wide, S7t
and 40 cents.
Wide Unbleached Muslins 25 and 2s cents.
Heaviest yard wide unb cached Musllns, 81 cts.
5-4, ga, SA 9-4 and l04 Sheeting Muslins.
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
shirtng Linens, best make.
Scotch Diaper, by the piece and yard
Russia Crash, IS, 20 and e. very cheap
WHITE GOODSl
WHITE GooDsl
Jaconet, Cambrc, Nainsook and Swiss Muslins.
Victoria Lawns aud white Tarletans.
Plaid and striped Nainsook Guslns.
Plaid Cambria Mu7lIns.
White Marseillcs, 75 90 and 81 12y yard.
Marseillss, Lancaster, and Honeyoomb Quilts.
Black Alpacas 30 cents up to 81 1871.
Ladies' and Cent? Linen Cambrc Hdkfs.
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery.
One lot of Ladies' English silk Gloves IS and 62l
cents a pair.
LADIES' and Misses Hoop Skilt'.
PRICE &c WOOD.
NO. 118 N. NINTH Street above Arch.
NIB. win remove to the N. w. corner Eighth and
ii bert streets about the last Of April s3
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The Value Of a Lady,s Wardrobs.

An interesting jury trial is now in progress in
Cincinnati The sction was brought by Mrs. Jane l.
Long against the steamboat General Buell.. The
plaintiff sousht to recover the Value two trunks
and their contenrs, Which were shipped at Louis
vile September o. 1895, to Oe delivered ar Cincn-
nan The action was originally brou ght In the name
OF her husband General Ri Long, but the articles
being the personal property OF his wife, the petition
was amended.
On the part ef the defense It was claimed the boat
was not liable on the ground that tue loss was
stoned BY the act of Godj and also that the trunk
contained jewelry and articles Of Bilver-ware. OF
which no notice given 20 the officers OF the boat
and for which no freight was paid.
1he plaintiff replied that the trunk contained artl-
cles that were legitImately belonging TO iadys
wardrobe
The defendant's counsel road list Of the articles
enpfafnad m one ri tba trunkgs-
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-Madlle Patti is still a minor; she is q Spa.
niard, and in Spain women do not ATTAIN their
majority until they are rs. 1t follows that the
dtUd will not be OF age under two years. This
derives great Importance from the singular posi-
ton Of Medlle Patti. In Wrtue of contract,
made by her relatives with NJ. Strakosch, her
brother.in-law, her gains are divided into three
and the second to NJ. suak osch, while the third
Is invested at good interest 20 Join her own for.
tune, Of which she viii be full mistress from her
majority.
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THE Columbus (Georgia) Enquirer rema

The Columbus (Georgia) Enquirer remarks
upon the uncommon number of bills OF incorpo-
ration before the Legislatures of Georgia aud
Alabama. The most OF these are for companies
desiring TO engage in manufactures and mining.
The people OF both States are, 1t says, evidently
awake TO the necessity of exploring new
avenues to industrial prosperity and progress. IL
is noteworthy that the Enquirer frankly attri.
butss much of this activity to the abolition of
slavery. While slavery existed the planters
invested all their surplus capital in land and ne
eroes. II is now being placed where 1t stimu-
lates free labor and enterprise.
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FOR ONT DOLLAR.
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

A Silver Watch Silver plated Tea Set Silver CoTee
Dish set OF FORKS spoons dollar. Rich Jewelry,
all toe latest and most improved patterns; Opera
Glasses, Fans, y able and Pocket cutlery, besides
great variety OF oter goods All to be disposed Of
Included in this Let DO found great variety OF
aTtc each as stationery Envelopes Ink, Pens,
J ceGes Pins Hair Nets, LADIES' Belt Buckles, Tooth
Brushes, Pocket Books, ronhs Fancy Goods and Per-
umsry, Pt ckages Of PaoeT CO0rs, Neck Ties, Engrav
ngs etc. These goods be purchased q cents
per article ACCORDING T. the following terms;-
First Our patrons are required 70 select from the 20
cent list such an article artic thev sire.
for which thew give the price (twenty dve cents per
artice) which In many instances IS lower than that of
Guiding this purchase registered certificate order
will be given, free OF charge naming an article in the 81
list, that can be had upon the ayment of one dollar
he article specified will then be shown. and the
correct information TO It's and quality Will be
given. Third 1t Is then left optional whether the holder
Of the certificate paws the do and takes the article
not Nothing is paid Tor until you know whatyou get.
Special attention is called to the tact that in no
can tho slightest deviation from established terms
and rules be made Igi' adherence to oGr impair ial
all may share equa y the advan ages resulting from
our liberal methOd O. doing business. BY this method
no money can ne 'Ost 30 money Is hazarded. For
you do not pay neither ara you under an obligations
to pay any article until YOU know what you are to
receive.
Everybody receives more than their moneys worth,
and matter of course everybody viii be deligh ed
with this no vel SO G.
visit from iiO,oIO LADIES and gentlemen is expected
re ore close immense stock. OGl and
parcu Grv adapted their aud will not fail to call
early sale really the latest novelty. NO. 602
Cbesnut street Sale TO cOntmueday and evening until
all the goods are disposed OF.
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DEMOCRATIC CoNVENTIoN.-The Demo
Gratis of the different Wards IN Camden hold their
Convention this evening to nominate o City
ticket. DR.. l.. y. Fisler win probably be nomi-
mated for Mayor, aud Reilly Barrett, formerly a
member OF the Legislature, and also City Trea.
surer, will be selected for Treasurer agaln.
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FOURTH MATINEE OF Mr. JARVIS SERIES
These recherche entertainments are Unvorss ly
looked for Dv ali genuine lovers Of music for they
offer a solid, earnest return, ana one eminently
satisfying IN all respects.
The programme tor next Thursday is essentially
for u piano, and affords fine chance OF hear
ing hr JARVIS bnlhaut and varied quantities to the
n eatest advantage. DC viii be assisted by Mo-sTs
GRrtner, Schmitz and OthciJ.
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WALNUT STREET. TuEATRH. The Member from
PIKE, and other pieces, with nr. Clarke the at
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NEW RAILRoAD.-A bill is before the New
jersey Legislature autnorlInS Inc const action
TLis road will be Of vast Importance to the citi-
zens and farmers of that section OF country, for
1t is rich in agricultural resources, and well cul-
benefit for BRINGING their goods 10 market.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Robert drew l1e house.
Himmer's Robert" Is fami1ar 10 the pubic. 1t is
good, both IN nngiu0 and IN acting Few artists
have the dramatic power and the contummato grcce
OF H1mmer. Nine ROtter, whose Aice" made n
deep imprefsion when she hrtt Gang II here, IN
especially good voice and sang with the teryOr and
power which oistinpuigh her. che Crlebra'e or OF
"GIeoA" was not only admirably sung, bus so re-
new aspect il was OF the e ture OF The opell.
1his afternoon FRA Di0U0io viii bo gwen. wit1
in the cast.
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Total, including few other articles. . s2oO4 90
list was also read Of articles in OF the trunks
not lost which eontaine abOut dozen dresses,
ranging in price from $50 up 10 $50.
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ARoH STREET THEA ATRE - 'Sam," "fam ," sam"
with the minor stars that ACCOMPANY HIM. Tne
houses are sbll crowded.
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NEW CUEsNuT STREEr lHEATnE-Ihe Toe Witch
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA. - This popular aBd
fashionable entertainment has capital prOa rammo
for this afternoon.
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a. j. H0YT,
CRESNUT GROVE WHISKY.
No. 225 North THIRD Street.

No 225 North THIRD Street.
If 97ything waswentod to prove the absolute purlty
o tbs Whisky, the fonow.ng certificates should do It,
There IS ecoholic simulant knO conncld1g such
recommendation rom such high sources; =
PHILADELPHIA, September 2. 1873.
We have csrefnlly tested the samp CHLSNUT
Grove WHISKY which you send us, aud find that it
contains NONE OF 1HE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known as
which Is the characteristic aad inju.lous
gredleHt of the WHISTLES In general use
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK, September 3. IS 8.
have analyzed a sample OF CHESN UT GROVE
HiSKY received rom Mr. Charles wharton Jr., of
Phiadeph and bavng careIllY tested II 1
pie sed state that 1t Is entrey POISONOUS
OR DELETBRIoUs substances 1t i3 an unusually puro
and fine favored qua lily OF whi9kv.
JAMES CHI TON, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemist
BoS ON, March Z, 1859
have made Q chemical a1avss OF commercial SAN
pies OF ChESNUT GROVE WhISKY, which proves 10
be Tree from the heavy Fusi Os and y and
unaduterated. Inc ne flavor of this whisky derived
from the grain used In manufacturing 1t
ReIpect uly, A. A.. AYES, II. D.,
btate Assayer, NO. Is Boy lston street
For sale by bAre dem ohm or bottle at No. 226 North
THIRD Street Philadelphia. SO
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AMUsEMENTs.

PKRELLI's OPERA.--Maria di RohoH.--This opera
gwen entire. IL was the first OF all the amateur
operas last year, but then only given in part,
Miss Hewlett being the heroine. Last evening the
"Duchesse" was played by the third prima donna
Pereli has presented 20 us Miss c.. Her exeou-
ton "a not yet fautless but her style is good She
is evidently an enthusiast and fu OF anImRtijn She
was at the tnan either Of her pre-
decessors. Mr.. Waterman, now perfectly At ease on
the stage, sang the tenor part oxcoently, with
great expression The cnarmtng duett in the second
act with Miss O., and encOfed.
The part of Duke" Monsieur Durand has made
bis own. He sings like an artist and acts with the
finest tragic power. Miss Denegre has wonderfully
improved in the parthof zoe pare Of DE Gouoi"
aRce she sang IL last year. The house crowded
the rival opera had not affected this audience the
loagt