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Prospectus
or THE
LOUISIANA COAL OIL AND PETRO-
LEUM COMPANY,

This company organized for purpose Of purchasing
ten years lease of the natural oil wells Cacaseu Parish
with the exclusive right dig bore for Coal Oil Petroleum
of land Of about fourteen hundred OO acres which
embraces the old and we'll known Oil Wells par
h together with the right the timber and paurage
said lands erect the necessary works. machinery etc
operate the for the purpose refining OIL they
proper to do
-Four miles of transportation level road to tie west
fork of Caaseu river constant and uninterrupted
municaOn by tide navigation with depth of Is
water to the Gulf of Mexico
The capital stock will be hundred thousand dollars
videno thousand shares hundred dollars
is contemplated that fifty cent to be paid az the time Of
subscribing will fund ample buy the lease and
the wells If further call will be made for instruments
and certificates of stock will be issued by the President each
stakeholder for the full Of stock subscribed for Should
however, any further inAsnts be required call of only 10
per cent the subscribed for will be made at inter
walls of thirty days or longer
As the of ten thousand dollars shall have been
subscribed, the company will organize, by the election
officers
The charter is in the hands the Notary Mr. Magner and
will be published in day or two.
Subscription lists left at the following places viz
WILSON, PATTON & co, No. 1870 Gravsr street.
NcLAURIN, POTHIER & CO., No. Ill Grsver street
ASTON & FOURNIER, corner Camp and Common SITS,
LAPENE FERRE, No 81 Old Levee street,
A. D GRIEFF & CO, No. 50 Old Leyse street.
| H. W. BUCKMASTER CO, Nos 80 and SO New Leves
street.
H Won PHUL & Co, No 1O9 Poydras street
CHAs BRIGGS, President Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company, corner Camp and Grayier streets
| At the TIMES OFFICE,
! AT the CRESCENT OFFICE.
And at the CITY NATIONAL BANK, n. 7. N. Robinson
cashier Magazine Natchez Streets where subscp
tions be paid.
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At Trinity Church, Jackson street. Tuesday evening
May l. 1866, by the Rev. DIR. Beckwith Mr., ISAAC R
HARDY and Miss MARY PAMELA eldest daughter of
Mr. Thaddeus D. Van Horn all of this city
n8~ New York Herald London Times and World please
publish
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Trains leave the Depot foot of Caope street. EVERY
DAY at7 O'Clock NJ Connects at jackson with Southern
Mississippi Railroad, for Vioksburg, Montgomery etc
Through Ticket Office at No. "A oARoNDELET STREET
Open from A NJ to ~ r NJ daily and from to p NJ
D. S. GooDLoE,
General Ticket Agent
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gg"eeEoc&, FtmSay s. co.,

WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS AND IMPORTERS
Corner Magazine and Gravier Streets,
Offer for SALE AT THE LOWEST RATRs e.
following Goods of direct Importation now landing
bark Elde and steamships Alabama and Carolina.
rs casks SAL.SODA.
800 kegs BICARB SODA
500 boxes French WINDOW GLASS, assorted
5 casks Cox's GELATINE.
10 %. Coeman's MUSTARD in glass and tin.
20 gross Lows Brown Windsor SOAP.
French Patent Medicines.
full and complete assortment of all the popular kinds
STORE:
800 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
8 casks CARB AMMONIA, in bulk.
cases GUM sHELLAC
. AssAFGDITA prime.
o.. e. OPIUM Turkey.
% e. TARTARIC ACID, English.
100 sacks CLUTCH.
50 bOls. ALUM, lump
20 81, ground
1000 lbs Balls. CoPA1BA pure ~
20 bbls. Refined BoRAX, English.
20 :. CASTOR OIL, MOL.
| "a kegs EMERY, asserted.
100 gross WINES, skies.
1000 BIS SUGAR LEAD English
500 ~. English CALOMEL.
500 a.. BLUE MASS
500 -. IoDIDE PoTASS, English and French.
1000 ozs. sULPH. QUINIEE, French
| 1000 . PAW.
| On hand full and complete assortment of the EFFER
| VESCENT GRANULAR MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
of Messrs I. Morson Son and Mr. Bishop, of London.
Agents for Messrs Bailey Watt of London, for the sale
of their Celebrated PREPARATIONS, full and complete
stock of which will always keep in store.
Together with full variety of
| FINE ENGLISH CHEMICALS,
AND
English Medicinal EXTRACTS.
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The greatest variety Of to the place pre-
the of the traveller attending him the oppO
tunity of inerspersing his journey with Water Travel
selecting the short and swift ALL-RAIL LINE.
SLEEPING CARS IN ALL NIGHT TRAINS
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Ctttse,s' Bank OF Louisiana.

NEW oRLz4Es, May l, 1866
Mr. Eug Rousseau having resigned the Cashershp of this
Bank the Both ult, Mr.. J. L. DELERY has been duly
elected Cashier from this date
JOHN G. GAINES,
President
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Or. Charles e. KeTls.

DEN IlSI.
Has removed his Office to IA DAUPHTNE STREET, Sc
eond 4oor from Canal, near Lopez
Teeth extracted without pain under the influence of Nitrous
Oxide Gas OF Ghloroform
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NEW ORLEANS, April 81 1866
In accordance with the above resolution adopted by the
National Democratic Convention there has NO LEGAL
NOMINATION made for the office of Second Justice the
Peace and the undersigned being majority Third
Ward Delegates and competent nominate fully ndorse the
action taken by VIM. Il. Holmes, ESQ
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NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1856.

W. Il. Holmes, Esq
sir-Your of this date is received reply here
with nclose copy ocaD ofthe on for which you ask
Respectfully, etc,
THOs. l. MAXWELL
Resolved That candidate any office shall declared
elected unless he shall have majority of the the
delegates entitled to vote for that office in the convention
toGictaD THoS. l. MAXWELL, Secretary
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ooLoRADo.

1t is quite likely that the bill for the admission
Of Colorado will pass the House. 1t mas
as our readers know, already passed the senate,
Although the creation and admission Of this State
are Republican measures, yet there was some OPP
position in the Senate, on the part Of the creme
| de IA creme of radicalism. The gifted and elo-
onent Sumner does not want Colorado admitted
because her Constitution rejects negro suffrage
and. negro suffrage being with him the object of
all voting, and talking, and acting, the aim for
which governments are founded, constitutions CON
strueted and laws passed, of course he could not
consent to the admission of this ant-melanthropi
cal State. He was entirely too logical, too much
addicted to consistency for that. He could moi
demand that Virginia should let her negroes vote
and permit Colorado to place any restrictions on
that cherished, malodorous race.
But the radicals generally refused to accept this
view of the case At least they rejected it when
it interfered with the primary object of radical
| tactics at the present moment. Now as the chief
| end and aim of radioalism is to maintain power,
and to maintain power involves the necessity Of
getting votes, it followed that the grave ana
reverend Senators paid very little attention to the
sentimental appeals of Sumner. Little they cared
about negro votes in Colorado. Radical votes IN
oonsess a. tho;r ,oISar5 in the
pSsseu tle ". e sanatoria1 renre
sentatves Of the imaginary population OF TINS
secluded and reconcile State.
s.es-,l,o5 that If will mss
va ~ ~ = = y Affar tbat III sor.o
80 lioysSs :. nth rsfsrsnca ~ r5obo
- = 49, Nav Maxico Utah wosf
~ 49, aad Nebrasls There is inst os
8 :. s5n,it an Of these as n sd,a;t
ro is +orritorv wbicb IA u +bs oeasrs
sbog-s ,o,nIotion If not more thar o. ooo Tho
oscf L q Fl strengthen the RenubIican ~ ra5ioaI
\, fiat il cannot he materially dfsrbeJ fo
long saries Of years and 10 rive il tbis and in,
mediateIy succeeding Congresses +be ,rsno,,5er.
ant vote of two.thirds reoBired to oyarcon,a the
opposition Of the President "a M dasno+ic and
revolutionary schemes of the dominant nsrt1, Il
was becanse tbav saw tbronrb tba I'M g H. Il;
taton Of wholesale ana beItar.slroTta
Of new states totals nnftfe5 aroi-n -
soyereigntv tbat M Darocrats oad a,
bil hToreovor +bov ,,aoai,,a5
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NV oRLEAxs. Nav ]. lsss.


G. H BRAUGHE, Esq, New Orleans
Dear syour letter of yesterday been received and
answer thereto that few days after the
adjournment Of the Convention of the National Democratic
Party, the Parish Executive Committee have carefully
examined the question whom had received the nona
ton for Second Justice Peace Of the Third Ward and
that after due mature elaboration decided that
you received said nomination consequently that you
were the regular nominee of National Democratic Party
the next ensuing election.
Very respectfully, yours, etc,
A. DERBEs,
Prest National Democratic Parish Executive Committee
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To the

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CARD.
Captain Maxwell, Secretary National Democratic Con.
vention:
sT wish ask Of you copy the resolution passed by
the National Democratic Convention to the vote
required necessary constitute candidate OF
that party at the approaching election.
Respectfully, etc,
New Orleans, April %, 1866 VIM. H. HOLMES
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QUICKEST LINE OF TRAVEL

FROM NEW ORLEANS TO ALL THE GREAT COM
MERCGAL CENTERs AND RESORTS OF
PLEASURE IN THE UNITED
STATES and CANADA
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Caution.

Stencil plate makers and ali other persons are warned
against any further manufacture brands in
of mine Colorado limitations such would the pub
lie into the belief that they purchasing my MAGNOLIA
WHISKY are equally obnoxious as exact fac SMILES.
Suits will be instituted for damages against every person
who aids assists in the invasion Of my rights
The Of Pike Doyle in the Fourth District Court
decided by special jury of merchants and is legal
warning to all parties.
Messrs. LONGSTREET OWEN CO, No. 81 Union
street, my agents in New Orleans
SAMUEL N. PIKE.
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As- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL sUMaARY
81 The most prominent feature in the Gold market
yesterday vas an advance of g917 " cent, which
resulted exclusively from tbs upward movement
ID prices at New York, as advised By telegraph
yAe demand and supply continued light, and sales
were restricted. at steadily recedng figures, the
CLOSING rates last evening having been l261@l2T,
against l2d2@I254 on Tuesday evening.
Foreign E1ckdnge-Ihe movement in foreign
bills has undergone considerable alteration since
our last. Rates Of bank and unexeeptionable pri-
vate signatures have exhibited no marked varia-
ton, but az other grades, and especially doeu-
ment bills, have become almost wholly unsaeable,
owing 70 the reported return of some considera-
bic amounts Of the latter under protest, from Eu-
rope to New York, BY the steamship Scotia.
Offerings of all classes have been restricted to.
day, however, ana operations have been limited to
acme small amounts, at 1s6Is7 for bank sterling
I3&@I95 for clear bills 132@l3s for bill Of lading
bills 4.15f@4 l2Af. for bank francs, and A. g4f@
4.22lf. for outdoor francs. The rates for CONNER
cial sterling and francs, however, are merely
nominal.
Domestic Exchange Transactions in Domestic
Exchange have disclosed further weakness since
cur last, and sales have been Effected at decline
of about ! % cent, all ronnd upon Tuesdays
figures Outdoor offerings exhibited no increase
whatever, and the demand at Bank for remit
tances was reported very Light all round The
quotations last evening were, for New York sight
Seent. premium at Bank, and % cent. discount
to par out Of doors.
ids Bdnk Notes and Securities Business Of every
kind under this head has come to a stand still
There is but little if any, abatement noticeable in
the demand for the better classes, and rates of
the latter are firm and still tending upward, but
the supply shows o. very marked diminution and
the only movement reported since our last was
small sale Of City Railroad stock and Of Bank Of
Louisiana stock at extreme figures. Offerings OF
the lower descriptions of securities continue
wholly neglected
Cottoa-There Is no quotable alteration of any
kind to report in the movement OF the leading
staple. The recent conflicting adyices from Eu.
rope have had the effect Of partially suspending
operations, and the present Indications are most
favorable for a speedy resumption Of active or
general movements. Sales, yesterday, 1904 bales
on the basis of 3O@31c. for good ordinary, and 50
Oslo for low middIing Cotton.
Sttgd, and Molasses- We have no change of
any kind to reportin the market in either foreign
or domestic Sugar and Molasses. Offerings are
ample, but the demand is only nominal. and sales
are confined to triiing retail operations at pre-.
gious figures.
Western Produce-El Flour continues steady at
previous figures, while Corn has declined since
our last &c. u bushel and Oats 1c. y bushel, ow
ing 70 very heavy increase in the receipts of
both Bran rules as heretofore, and there is no
qnotable variation to report in Hay.
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in ant no tn limit fbnrn
with negro sntIFare
j - -s'-
RICHARD At THE VARrETIEs.-fhere was dense
tnfong ~ the Harleaes last night, TO witness the
performance OF Mr. sandman IN ''klchard the
Iniru' our expectations mad peen hlghiy
mIougil rom ~ We nag heara iana seen OF me
Originality ana aollty OF the new star, out we can
! not say those expectations were entirely realized.
- elie nrss plaee tne aetor ald NOV exhibit that
peElec. lutlnlscy WIN tne teHg Whleh is the cmet
[equisi'e u any eng taaG assumes flValry with
oooper' noo'n, n@llaeA anu hacreauy' whose M"
petsoh4liohs u elle hunchoacheo monarch are sun
green ~ sle lneLholy OF many VINO Witnessed the
petiorlaLee Vi iaSe l,ghG, lhere Is some olSsiml-
ialiey, ie1 US reliinu mr. banulann IN tne image
u stiln Flsageu war capefiug 20 lauys ehamOer'
auu y, oSpe =, q y
lug soiuoquy " lssot''fU' NO" ID tne winter
VI our uscohtehL etc', was puV artistlcaiiy ana
sluo'y s.yoi' oHu 1iiOiueu tne duuienVe NO lore
TASTE ., the s'rehg'n ana Vigor OF many me pas
sases eAaS ensuea' y mllch tne aetor was rea1y
siauu anu eatrlple, lhs scene WIN queen anne
however unha.ufa, " may appear LOT tne murderer
sun reeAlns WIN Tue oloou ot tne husband 10 WOO
anu VIA 'ne aheo'lohs u lue "luow' was Played
WIN ooui V,,iaess anu power. Due II
mSs N Vle ~. "nelou 1'S'''s''@ rs oahe" inSo ene
heiu 20 sesiss liie INVASION .. tne DaSe y h'o'-
~'o's"' snae . h@Ne inoS' iaui' " nnu III the
iaaus :, ~ 1ne elug, anu relsnIsss,
oae AZ ene same ll,ne uaunsiess se.aIa, becomes
'lioioNs, siote4is 'I"a1n' ioii9'ns 'iie ullmi u
l'us aH' ahu iespeos %i'n "nlon nis 'nneAioie
A.. siig,a~ .llS ~,
tons Of voice with which he diyersifies his per.
formances in a foreign school, and may be correct
in his vocal modulatons according to the teach
ings Of that school; to our unaccustomed ear the
sudden fluctuations from deem bass to childish
treble ATE forced and unnatural.
Upon the whole, we consider Mr.. Bandmann to
be a tragedian of no ordinary scope and power ;
his fine person and expressive features, certain
natVe algasy ana grace ana an intensity ana
tefFor Wnieh frequently usufp Ine pace OF elaoo-
rason ana s'uy' WIN Always fehdei nun imposing
ana aesfaVHse Us s'ar u 'he nlsS prilLaney upon
ING mimic Stage
Rte 0naniI@u as S'eef' 11Se@oOs.S Ali' nr' ndAef
as Htosfso''@ are deserving Oh hish elcolntuihs'
Ais' chalitau possesses "a more "o,han'y apli,
elle ler sle stage iat more personal beauty anu
winning feminine gfaces than any of the cratic
Iumi,aries tbat have visited the Crescent ritv arr
ina the mast season. Both she and Mr. Baker
raya he glorious blanlE verso 81 sba1-srooro oil
n rbvtbno without saoracing IN sarse for e.
oj7o ts se,sa and tbe en1,l'oei. If sios,1oo. w
tbair mi, majesty tbe rbytbm must alvay5 NJ ~,
1900 s,.s1, ~ ~ $50 ''' ''' ~ ~ Pls
To.aigbt he areatpIay ~ Bulwer .Riobalisn ),
will be given. with Mr.. Bandmann in the principal
character
49, y, 800 -oesrta. t5a secona,, III.
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BasEEEey's

NtFNNEtY7S
PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
Notice to Persons Building or Repairing
Dwellings, etc.
Lumber of any thickness Seasoned and Dried in from tive to
four days at BULKLEY's PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
This process seasons from the outwardy protects
Lumber against decay any length Of time it will
neither shrink swell seasoning It finishes smoother
is siren gthened by the process and will not warp crack
Persons wanting Lumber seasoned have it done
cheap by leaving their orders at Messrs HAsAM roo.
LEYs, New Basin, or addressing
LUMBER DRYER,
lE,y 1o5q p,yt Ogsca
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Families


Families
FITTING OUT FOR THE LAKE SHORE
WATERING PLACES.
Complete Stock of COOKING STOVES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
BRIGHT TIN and JAPAN WARE,
And everything necessary complete outd always
hand Our TIN and JAPAN WARE has been
Reduced 20 Per Cent,
And as we manufacture extensively every article can DO
recommended
RICE BROS. & CO..
% and % Camp street,
And 500 Magazine street, Magazine Market
Sole Agents for the sale of tho celebrated
...,.v,r,
CHARTER OAK COOhlNG 51SFh
ANU ''o
Tohus,u, r,.o,. xvo,b AEachInea
: : -1@-- -- -----------
SseUesss s. seymour,
1000
Iii
Paper, Stationery, Blank Books School Books
CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS. ETC,
Opposite the City Hotel
dealers to aa sso asp1 Goods every
acsusrs both foreign and domestic and arc enabled to SELL
We receiving constant additions;
PRiS sBBSSo OF gu sizes and qualities
! WRITING English, French and American.
S[AI 10 Rdars 81 every DESCRIPTION
S1AE,N DoNn9' e'is'is "a ioIo vi NS' EWES
| copyISa Si1 pREssSs l''i0 "''A' 49,
! INNS fLAflNt oAhDS' etc
7ofaooAA SooIN7'
Large s ,so s , CONSISTING or
1000 MeduHey's, READERS
Arithmetioz, Dictionaries, Biographies.
,c.r,-,,, oon. o,o-o,o ,-,,,o,,o,, ,,o,
VIOLIN STRINGS FISH !3ll, HOOKS aud LINES
STEVENS & SEYMOUR.
James BMtEer. .Br,. r. Co,
LATE WOODRUFF BUTLER CO.
-.
wv A-''D A''-4 ~
AND
cl0MNrrssr0N MERCHANTS
Ia d 10 New Levee and rs IL IA Fulton stS.,
NEW ORLEANS.
Have on hand and are constantly in reeen a. mar esm.y
and sail,
CHOICE GROCERIES.
WINES rrouoRs
COSsERvFs era
Esa EEs Hso..,.ss q. ~
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wi HUN ouuA6,
| tvn
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The oLYMPIo.-'C Charles the Second" was
very fayorably received at the Olympic last night.
and deserYedly, for, on the whole, that comedy,
SO interesting in "reminiscences of the court OF
!" the merry monarch" was agreeably rendered.
g Early Closing or g the Eight Hour System, y
with some pleasant hits at the absurdities of the
hour, took well. Both these plays will be per
form cd again to-nipht
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Great .8Sg-EsGtg
NORTHERN AND EASTERN ROUTE,
NEW YORK CITY
REAoEED KIM 100 HOURS,

New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For Clerks of COurts.
First District Court--N. TREPAgNIER.
Second District Court. Z. GoURDAIN.
Third District Cougt-D. C. BYERLY.
Fourth District Court-R c. BOND.
Fifth District Court-LOUIS POWER,
sixtb District Court--WM. WOELPER
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FITTING OUT FOR THE LAKE SHORE
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ACADEMY OF MusIo.-Bob Hart and Denier
made a capital thing last night out Of g The Mis-.
chieyous Monkey.p The most care hardened had
TO let themselves out in a succession Of outlaws
q The Green Monster" is one of the best panto
mines we have yet seen at the Academy, SO pro-
hhc in good things. It will be repeated tonight
together with the samese Twins" Nature and
Phioaophgn and acrobotie feats and ballad singing
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=" Die Libelle, new ballad, has been piyen by
NJ Flotow, in Vienna, tits said to contain some
Of bis best music,
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Prsat National Democratic Parish Executive Committee
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.Rastos.aE Densocrattc E.Nrtu.

W. II. HOLMES
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JOHN HART,
NJ. W. CLONEY,
SAM. BREWER,
ALEX. WARD.
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KREEGER g. SELIGMAN'S
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,

3U1 ...,...,-. .MAGAlINE STREET.. .s.,... GOT
Between St. andrew and Josephine opposite St. Elizabeth
Asylum.
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For Justices of Peace.
First Justice Court-GEO. W. sADLER.
Second Justice Court--GEO H. BRAUGHN,
Third Justice Court-PAUL W. COLLEEs.
Fourth Justice Court-AUG UsT yIAVAET.
Fifth Justice Court--.
Sixth Justice Court-THOs, S. COLLINS.
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Eneish Medicinal Extracts.
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se, eHARtEs THRArER.- Dropping in at the ST..
ehafles last night We found Mile Elise dancing a
Hcoteh s'Eathspey, which was deservedly enoored,
aho @l1n more enthusiasm than commonly greets
auch performances. Mr.. Scott sings sweet bal
lad. 9 Bianco, 2 Tie pantonime, was very well re-.
ceived. We must refer to the bills for the per.
formanees this evening. they are SO varied.
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For COnstables.
First Justice Court--W. E. TOLLER.
Second Justice COurt-JOHN G. KuZAO.
Third Justice Court-ARTHUR LANCE.
Fourth Justice Court-P. AID. PORTER
Fifth lstice Court
SILL T.n.ian E-nnrL-nAh WILSON,