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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
The Theasers.
WINTER GARDEN.

The Richelieu Matinee, a. the Winter Gar
den to-day shonld be kep. in mind by such as are in
quest Of real intellectual pleasure. In the evening
The Lady Of Lyons" will DO acted. with Miss Ida
Vernon a. Pauline and Mr.. Edmond dc Mondon as
Claude Meluotte. We were. 1t seems. mistaken In
supposing Mr.. de Mondion 10 be a novice He Is, in
fact Mr.. Edmond Pet an actor who acquired some
experience the California stage several years ago.
and Who Likewise. played at Nibos when that theatsr
was under the management OF Mr.. Eddy. Latterly
Mr. Pile, has restricted his industry to local Journal
ism. having been one OF the staff of The N. Daily
Mr,. We are no, informed OF the especial motive Of
MI PIlets sudden theatrical resusoitation. at the
sent time but We trust that mystery solved
this evening Miss Ida Vernon is well known as an
actress. especially in the Southern States she formerly
played At one of the Boston theaters.
wALLACK's THEATER.
Loves Sacrifice" will be performed here to-
night for the first time this Tomorrow even.
Ing the first performance OF Society" will doubtless
attract large and brilliant audience. 1.-THE Rivals"
will be presented for the last time this season on Fri
day Henry Dunbar" did not attract q very good AL
dienee on Monday night II was well played, how
ever especially in the part Of Henry Dunbar Mr.. D.
W. wallaok steadily advances in critical estimation
We are not that he s not the best actor on the
American stage His naturslncss, his pa,hos. his I'M
ag nation his subtle knowledge of the human heart,
vsriouy expressed in each Of his personations impress
the apprecatiye mind with profound sense Of genius
n nd culture. Tonight Mr. Wallsck will play Matthew
Elmorr
WOODS THEATBR.
MI Gayler's "Child Stealer" has been pro-
duced at this heafer and will I've acted at the matinee
to-day ms well as the evening. The topic Is one that
Inv well wait for what we have to say OF it.
NIBLos GARDEN.
Fanchon," with Miss Maggie Mitchell in
The principal part. is nightly attracting crowds Of
pleased spectators. at Nbos. Both play and actress
are so well known here that coumen, might be super
luous Yet, another occasion. We may recur TO tho
subject.
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To Corrcspondenis.

n. ssslee ecu be taken o. Anon mcrs Connun 'iol'
whsever intended for insertion must h' Hu'henho-ea
by the address Of the wrei-no heee''As ''
suo.i,ssion but as 9 gua-antY for his sood iAii'
An for ,is office shouo .ddreedto The
TsrsvSk" NswYork
". saaaoi undertake to return rejected aoa'
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The Erpr.,s has an Albany letter. which say

that
Mr. Eoiger was constrained 10 admit In open Senate
that every Assembly district in the State would send
delegates to the State Convention favorable to the re-
noninatioD Of Gov. FontoD. Whether the Seward men
will support the ticket 10 good faith remains to be seen
Nv owH expectation G that t1y Dtu Fentos nsy
did Wadsiroh IN 1862. and the State Republican ticket
nominated against their wishes In 1851"
This correspondent evidently knows thing
or two; but it is always harder to play the game
he suggests a second time than the first.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
U.isa League Cl.b Reception.

10 The Members ef &e Union League C9ro'
Misapprehenson having arisen in regard TO
the admission OF ladies' to the Reception on the evening
Of the Anniversary Of Washingtons Birthday. II is
deemed eIpedient to notify the members OF the Club
that memb~s tickets will admit only member; "ss lads
Lsdi.I neGas can be obtained Of the Superintendent
st the Club House.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
u,xv voxK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1866

toned IN their town, killed ono Of hem, and
the Georgia Senate has thsrcupon demanded
that all cOlored soldiers be removed from the
State. If imponitent, malignant, murderous
Rebels are to have their way in 1t, we certainly
think this demand should be complied with.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

The Commercial Advertiser hasa Washington
dispatch which says:
1T has transpred that majority Of the Cabinet was
in favor OF tho veto yesterday II was supported ~
Secretaries Seward McCuloch. Wees. and. II IL said,
Dennison The other members opposed it."
Such reports should only be given on the
best authority. II this docs any one injustice, 1t
should be promptly and conclusiyely denied
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Terms Of she Teihnne.
To Advertisers

VS. will thank our advertising customers TO hand
ia ,aejf Advertisements cary hour possible II
received saer O'clock they cannot be classified under 'he
Lad.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
The Tribune In London

STEVENS BROTHERS (Amercan Agents for L'jsr!e,.
Csseut Gsrdeu W C. Asents for tho sale Of
THE TRIBUNE They will ,lso receive s,s's,rs''', aid
AsTs4.uszssTs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.

We give in another column. this morning the
Queens Speech, with the reading OF which the
English Parliament was formally opened On
Feb. q. As il usual with both the English and
French documents OF this class, the address was
entirely non -commttal on nearly all great ques-
tions. It. reference to American Affairs 5 very
brief and little less reserved than the CORE
spending passages in the speech OF the French
Emperor, az will be seen from the following
comparisons:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

The reconstructed in Columbus. Georgia, 70.
Gently assailsd the eolorsd Union soldisD sts-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
KRNTU CKY.

Adisupnosns or the Legislature.
CINCINNATI Tuesday. Feb. 20. 1866.
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned yester.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
LOyIs NarOIION.
VIC rnRIA.


Il have observed With North America. issuing
satisfaction that the United ,ictorlousy from iormid-
s,ates amer terminating able struggle has resstnb
snccessfully tie severe lished the Union and sol.
struggle In whch they were emny proclaimed the alto
10 long eng sged. are wisely ton OF slavery france
repairing the rs,agcs Of which iorgets noble page
CIVIL war The abolition OF her history Offers up
Of Slavery event call sincere wishes for tho pros
ing forth the cordial sym. perity OF the great Amer
pathics and congrs,ula lean Republic. and Tor the
lions Of this country which maintenance OF The amca-
has slwsys been foremost BILE relations which soon
In showing its abborrcnco viii have had century s
of Ill institution repugnhnt duration.
TO every feeling OF justice
and humanity.
The English address, it will be observed, is
at least outspoken on one point-the abolition
of Slavcry-while the French reference to this
event is as studously cold end indifferent as all
the remainder.
The great battle-ground between the two par
ties, during tho session, will be the Reform bill,
the Jamaica massacre and the Rinderpest. 1t
is strange that the Opposition should have Sc
lcctcd the last us the chief wedge to be used by
them for ous,ing the present Administration.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-23

rng-boit al the Portland wharf She will
| probably lay there until there Is a differ
ence OF opinion settled between the own
ers and some parties IA ~. Louis. The
/ Norman u,dU take her cargo 10 Memphis,
though we are not as positive about IL IN
some OF our . iifst-cInfs . contemporaries
were yesterday In saying she would.
The towboat Windsor went TO Cairo yes
terday with a tow OF barges containing
salt In going over the falls one OF the
barges was swamped by the waves and
sunk. IL contained twelve hundred bar
reis. The salt was shipped by Mr.. Robert
A. Newhouse. 9a -ka H9Heyta
CAfRo.-The Democrat, of Sunday, eayss
The City of Alton had $50 head of cattle,
II bales cotton and few lots assorted
freight forBt. Louis She picked up n sriag
below Randolph, which broke four bucket
plank, the after wheel beam on tlIe lar
board side, and ran up through the gang
way between her wheelhouee and cabin
and through the hurricane roof 5he how
ever, repaired damages sufiiclently 70 en-
able her to still use the wheel until she
reaches ~. Louis, where permanent re-
pairs vii; be made. 'ti
81. LouIs.-The Democrat, OF Wednesday,
says: ~ A33i i4+
The river fell six inches here yesterday.
In a few days there will be only SIX feet TO
Cairo. The Times s VIII PC Low svd One or
short distance up. The Burlington has been
aground some days on lower rapids OF the
Upper Missass L. Inc Tlysr AZ sne way
the season Will close on low stage OF wa
ter. Above Davenport, the warehouses
generally are emptied OF grain, a great
amount having been sent recently 70 chi
cago. Freight continues abundant for New
Orleans. Shipments to-day and hereafter
will be at Increased rates. Tonnage Is
OF boats are laid up, and the reet il steadily
"a, "A new line OF steamboats,, under the
management OF Captain David White, has
been formed 70 run regularly between thie
point and Nashville. s#......, -.
MEMrHIs.-The Appeal, Of Sunday,
says: y. baa 5t4s,r
Yesterday was bright, sunshiny day,
and on the streets there was n fair amount
OF business done by the gcraplng corps.
The river was rising slowly, with fair
amount OF business on the landing. The
natiiral anality OF the soil enables 10 to-
!" dry up ESQ rapidly that the mud ofthe few
days before had almost entil ely disappear
~, and what the amendment TO the new
bluffs, is pretty well filled with bales.
The St. Francis, White, and Arkansas
A Waterman was placed over some
freight for re-ehipment, night before last
belonging % me DARLING: Te psecsine las
posed 60 contain whisky. Having an ir-
resiHtible proclivity therefor, he entered
one OF the convenient avenues OF the bar
open q dry goods box, and commenced
plundering generally rom us generous
contents. lie Ia In jail with fair prospect
for longer journey. 4 keg OF lard diaap-
peared, but was not supposed 70 have been
among the dry goods.
NEW oRLEANs.- The Times OF Saturday
says: f, ....4 .,.l,,. ,.faf T
The weather Yesterday, though cool was
fine and pieaAantiike, while business
were more animated than we have Neen
on former occasions, while both arrivals
and departures were more numerous,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-23
TRANSPORTATION.

gwVREI@ I@ THE ONLY LINE NAV.
III ing a real capital, and owning the cars
In which Its freight IL transported. Its
cars are new and OF abroad tread,v In
tended TO be run through between Eastern
and Western cities, irrespective of changes
OF guage. The "Star Union Line" reaches
East over the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
Is the authorized Fast Freight Line OF that
road and is worked on all routes over
which IL undertakes to transport under
contracts which secure 70 the property en-
trusted TO Its charge the best facilities for
fast and uniform movement that roads
over which IT passes possess.
We invite the attention OF merchants
shipping goods West to the facilities cffer-
ed by this line.
Al claims for damage or oUe-
charge .oiH be promptly settled oy
presenting freight bills and bus OF
lading at this office, Avoiding all de-
lag of referring bills East for settte-
naent = an advantage offered oy no
other route.
To parties shipping produce East tnns
| line offers special inducements. Inc pro-
duce Is loaded at this place In star llne
| cars and goes through without chanSe 10
| any Eastern city.
r. II. EHRMAN q CO,
aen2s dew Agents.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

., ,,es.,5,, APPROPRIATION PRIZES: -.t
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re- IL
naming H uni 9 s n snms Of Yen o. 'o so
approximation prizes OF $3.50 each for the nine re-
mating Tm W q ahe Ely inp 1850
approximation prizes of SOD each io the n,e h le
nnng t pn H. Il h nrs ss are Ven 1900
approx mation prizes of 500 each for the nine re-
manning units Of the ten OF the number ,o,
y drawing the 5000 prize are. ....;;... WI
- anproxInation prizes 500 each Tor the nine re-
drawin5 the so50O prizes are ...........,... 1900
,.7 r;zos sroouptinp to SlS0,oVi
Whole tickets Si2 Halves, So Quarters, $3 Eghths
81
'AieN' 49, : t,IIhS +. HOWARD,
8, No 9 Excl ange Alley near Canal street or
Lock Box $50 Pest Office, New Orleans'
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rE,HE mYDRAULEc CLOTHES WASH M
AND WRINGER.s ..# &

The best and useful invention Of the kind for saving
household labor ever invented.
Has more and better recommendations for saving time ab0r
and the wear and tear fabrics washed than other
chine All the machines either rub the clothes and
them out speedily DO satisfactorily perform their work
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This IL not the There rubbing Of the Clothes and
wear and tear The washing is OFT tom
petey thoroughly performed by the action Of the
alone Send for circular giving full explanation, call
examine them at the General Southern Agency. -.
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere. -
AZ -s& % II "a IS Is, NJ. BARTON & co.'s, fl
ltE 4ggE III &g t.It45S- No II Tchoppteuias sire
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RK MONTGOMERY d RKo..
R. H. MoNTGoNERy, Auctioneer
THURSDAY. April s6, at III o'clock =. H.,
Il their Auction Mart, 81 Camp street. will be sold
general assortment Of HOT SEHoLD FURNITURE, such
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Kedseads, Bureaus,
Armos, Washstands, Mahogany and Walnut Tetes Sofas,
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Toy Center Tables
Marble Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet and Brus
sells Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Enravngs
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Uenss being the contents
of several wellfurnished houses.
large invoice Of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood ses
Chairs, etc.
kiF. TERMs-Cash.
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O. ASR E4sR
No. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
,yae,e,rv. watches, Silver and Plated WARE.
H. SOLE AGENT FOR
. nl SERMONS, BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
enrayed best Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Far
rings in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
10 karat Gold Guard Vest Chains latest patterns Sleeve
Buttons and Studs of every variety and best "orkhhtp
Gents, Scarf and Masonic Pins degns' SILVER aso
Plated Sets Table Tea Forks and Spoons Cups opst
Napkn Rings Casors Pocket and Table cutlery d y
makers and superior quality -
.. .- ~. Clocks, o.. .-.-. -t-..
Office and Mantle, In Bronze, Marble and Wood. 1@ 81
! Spectaeiess VI 4iv sr-II n
| s. Gold Silver Steel and Shell mounted. t.' ~
The particular those needing helps to readh
resnecty solicited to Brazilian Pebbls the bef
only glasses that should be used New Pebbles react
aid frames Particular attention paid repairing Watches
Jewery, the best workmen being employed. ....l
| Remember, 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel
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AUCTION SALES.
GALES AT AUCTION
J. B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE.
Monday. April Goth

Monday, April Goth.
W C. ventress his creditors syndic sale. Two yalu
sole plantations the parishes Of Ascension and be
lille, La. ... ..... .-.--,.g .... ....
W. and D. Urqnhart Vs. their Creditors.
FaiGabiefands Black river, in Catahoula parish.
Tue.day, May LIST.
Fer succession Of Thos c. Gilmour-Elegant household
furniturs the Of PrYtapa and Third Streets
g--e.r .sl Wednesday, May I'd.
For succession Mrs Laura Mnn.forfour lots Canal
street, between Roman and Derbigny Streets p
Four yauabe lots of ground Josephine street, between
Magazine and Camp streets. .-. .. l.-- sr,E
Franklin street : - II =
Two story and frame residence of Coliseum and
Two story frame dwelling No 10 Euterps street and near
one story cottage adjoining, between Coliseum
valuable lot If ground PsIynia street. between Pry
two story brick warehouse on Clara street near the New
orIeans Jsckson snd Great Northern Railroad Depot
len iots q ground, In the city Jefferson in desirable
neignborhood. O. wv Sr' = ~
Saturday, May 9Th Isl. is -f5z ,
For succession David j. Woods-three ots os grimm ,
Rickeryille, corner Of Jersey and Walnut Streets
Wednesday, May 10th
For succession Josephine Enderone square of gyoan in
McDonoughville. III 59tJ25 1Ff5-4 = ~ :
For succession of r. NJ summersfaur let's Of pronn a,
Prytania street half ground In Riekervne on
and lands in st. Helena parish, near station
Wednesday, May s3d. II
VIM. e. Holmes his creditors-syndie sae-a valuab
lot of ground in Bouigny. a. aH
,.4 IL, Saturday, May 28th.
For succession of H. F. McKenna-a three story bri
dwelling Basin street between Canal and Gasque stree
three two story and dwellings,
Julia street. and valuable improved and unprov
lots on Common and Howard streets. Fs..
Ea5eFo particulars see advertisements
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WINsLoW, q -rHEAi'-lPs' - rEir -
,, .s.... .UNDERTAKERS,AND EMBALMERS,

No 90 Rampart Street nate Circus between Common and
700 ~ =-t-EI ...- +; Gravirr sgeet-, a..
Having great variety of COFFlNS and META Lt4tG bt-
RTALASEs together with Hearses Carrie IS and large
stable preparsi execute al ordes in their line with
satisfaction to their patrons --. 81 ..r. ~
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AGENCY of SOUTHERN PACIFIC
n RAIERoAp COMPANY, u Union street. New Orleans
April 1866 The condition of this enterprise is such nov %
justify any holder Of its ck in protecting it lths the
valuable existence; has
smaller stock iii than railroad company in he eSth
graded Holders Of cid stock cenRS with terms o.
tho company for half the call by 18th y W
cut Of. u, S. FuLkEksoN, Asehh
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LOST--sTOElEN--FtD FOUND.
FOR. RENT.

N0R REET-STQ6E on MA iAHGNE STREET
between Seventh and Eighth streets, squares from
Ninth street market Apply at This office .i z
ESOseHas ENT-TWO LARGE DWELLING HOUSES
at Mississippi City, with outhouses gardens stu
ated half mile from Barnis' Hotel Apply to
r s ALCUS SCHEHCK, New Orleans D
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EXTENSIVE UNREGISTERED sALE-FoRErGN AND
American Dry Goods
By VINCENT d. co.
VIZ vfscEsr Auctioneer.
salesroom, l6 chartses street.
THURSDAY, April es,h, at 10 O'Clock A.
N, their auction rooms, No ls Charities street. will be
sold .r5. s. ...-. -...
COO pieces Super Irish Linens.
rs =. 1914 ia, and l24 Linen Sheeting.
400 Linen Checks .'' 7.'. I
80 :. Printed Linens t
800 .. Swiss Musins, Cambries, Jaconet. Mui,s
Tape Checks ETC. -t .Gt '.I /
FOO Broche Grenadines and Mczambiaue.
ITO :. Super Black Alpaca. 10 nS7 |
/ case Ladies' Sun Umbrellas. . -f Jr.
100 pieces Super Mosquito Bobbines .. 3.
$50 :. Blue Denms. .,..-..
500 dozen Hosiery. u..
..' 100 Pemberton Bed Tick
1I 50 Black Lace shawls.
Also. per Alabama, direct from Liverpool
English Prints
:. Linen Crash.
:. Curtain Musins.
e.. Linen Drills.
;. Black Orleans.
| . Super Silk Handkerchief
| S ;. Printed Lawns
| g.. English Long Cloths.
| .f Also
| 2 cases English Bareges "
40 lots seasonable Dry Goods. =
SUNDRIES. .SUNDR1ES. .SuNDHlES
| BY Won ZINKEN d sULLY,
LEON Won ZIHEEw, Auctioueer,
| Ofice-Nos. l66 Gravier and II Union street.
THURSDAY, 2Sth Inst Mt o'clock r
Of New Levee and st. Joseph street, will be
sold a
Screw Cotton Press. -
| 5000 lbs. old Copper.
81 Osnaburg Sacks.
Steamboat Bells. 1-5 I
/ Square Main Sail.
| bales Moss
| Signal Lamps, rs. H-5
| Lot of Basging and Rope, Rope Cuttings,
| Scrap Iron, etc,
"- Also
Il ..,- Il boxes Tobacco :- --
| kegs Shot
) ES%TERns-Cash in U. $. Treasury Notes.
SUCCESSION OF H. J. RANNEY-No 25,s5s-sEGoNL
District Court New Ofeans-Fifty eight Bales Cotton.
BIZ q. Il. GIRARDEY IL CO..
NICHOLAS j. HoEY. Auctoneer.
Office. II Exchange Place.
Il THURSDAY, April &c, 1866, at IL o'clnel
by virtue and in pursuance Of an order OF tine of
j. W. Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court OF Me-
Orleans, dated the 4h April 1865 and rendered in the abov
eped matter, pubic Hncnou, at Fassmaa's Cotton Pres
IS bales Cotton.
nsyTERMs-Cash in U. 3. Treasury Notes
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EDUCATIONAL.

N0LBEAS COMMERCIAL C0LLEssE-
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STs.,
Spacious and Elegant "S Story Euildlne."
Is constantly in session under eight able Professors 1t will
founded in 1882 and is chartered by the State Its former stu
dents may Principals Bookeepers in large
portion the old houses this CITY, and the Southern
States Ladies or Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE, Bosk- keeping Penmanshp, Mathematics, Eng
sh French Spanish A. business education that enables
one $1,000 5000 annually the best fortune parents
can give their We have ample arrangements for 200
Students Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
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RALIIS--BALIS.

T o. o. o. o. r.
FORTY. SEVENTH ANNIvERsARY Or ODD FELL
LOWSHIP. =
....'
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" % MACHINERY

E% MACHINERY.
MARSH q CO., Q3
JOHN 9. MARSH, PRESTON W. EYRE, WILLIS 4.
sTEWART3
Manufacturers Of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS and IRON CAsTIEGs for steaboat plantation
use building all kinds Of blaeksRhing done at the
shortest notice. Particular attention given repairing s.ean
boat and plantation machinery I-
NO. 256 NEW LEVEE STREET,
Between Deord and Gaiennie streets New pTeanA
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CAPITAL OF PORTUNITY TO MAKE an INVESTMENT
very superior and productive Turpentne Orchard, on
West Pearl river parish of St Tanany La at private
sale -E
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AMUSE VENTS.
| A CADEAx OF MUsYC-sT CHARLES STREET.
THOROUGHLY COOLED AND VENTILATED BY
P0WERg I'll PATENT MACHINERY
Thursday. April &c.

The in brilliant ballet advertisements, and
the screaming Farce OUR GAL and the comc Pantonime,
LES MODIsTEs, with HERNANDEZ as Simon, and
DEN1ER as Longitude; TOM RusSELI's vagaries BOB
HARRIS eccentricities; ADA TIES dAN'S melodies
DENIER'S acrobstcs etc rs .'
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y Srfcs' and Agricultural Fair
VI Kcuisiana, New Orleans, April p, l866.-ln
;yfEhf fhe Charter, an Election for Tive ty.One.
u take place between the hours of 10 and
If3afi he Of the Association, Mechanics institute,
Nsv 4 1866, l.. HOMES, Secretary.