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LEGAL NOTICES.

TIE STATE OF LOUIsIANA-FOURTH DISTRICT
Court of New Orleans.
Z HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE l2HEDAY OF
J. June 1856 Judgment rendered. il this Court the fol-
lowing ente suit III the words and figures following towt
No CHARLoTTE s. HOGG kTT vs. Her Husband
GERARD BRANDON.
1t ordered adadged and deere that there be Judgment
in favor Of plaintiff Charlotte s. H0ggatt wife of
Brandon against her said husband aecreeng separation Of
acqpe and gains Geretors ea etx Se 5 napt
and defendant that said condemned to pay
hundred and hf2y SIX dollars VIII and eos
o. 6u and that she be dccree have legal mortgage there
Tor and the same be made eXecutory.
Judgment signed 18th June, 1866
Ssigned PAUL E. THEARD, Judge.
In testimony whereof hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Seal of the said Court day Of v in the
year Of our 9rd one thousand eight hundred and sysx
c. G. REBENTIsUH, Deputy Clerk.
FIAT DE IA LOUISIANA. CHARLOTTE s. HoGGATT
"a DE PTN s}n GEHAK ~
y jour de JUN 1866 Judgement etc rendu dan
lataire cidessus CONNIE suit SAVIOR
est ordonnee ct decretee quill ugemen fayeu
de Charlotte s. HOggatt femme Gerard Brandon
lie de defendant soft c5ndamnes payee plaintiff
sonme De cent yi3gSept mile Gaatre cents tenes piss
eretee davoir hypoheque legal ct la meme declare
Jugenent signe lie 10 JUN 1866;
En- temoigne axte ma main ct sceeu de la dltte cour
hut seat 3oE
e. lie de independence
Unis. G. G. REBLNTIsGH, Depute Grefier.
| STATE OF LOUISIANA Widow j. B. BELLoCQ, A. P
| THIRD DISTRICT Court NoBL0M and PIERRE ROY vs
| STheir creditors and the Creditors
New Orleans. Of BEELLoC2, NoBLoM 4
| TUE Creditors of the aforesaid Insolvents
HEREBY notified that the cessiOn of their property
been accepted by the Court for the benefit of cir said
and the creditors Of Beocq Noblom Co and they
further notified that meeting Of their said creditors will taxi
place the Office of Adolphe Boudousque, ESQ., Notar!
Public in this city, MONDAY the Goth day of July, 1866
10 o'clock for the purpose of celebrating the affair
tsad Lnsovents In the meantime all Judicial proceeding
against their aud properly stayed and E.
the absent creditors.
By order Of Court, June &c, 1866
J. o. CHALoN, Deputy Clerk.
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STEAMERS Eeapjng CHS gap,
AS ADVERTISED IN THE N, o. CRESCENT
Monday, July 0. 1900.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Central Executive Committeeman add
Iourned meeting Of the Central Executive Committee Of the
National Democratic Party Of Louisiana will be held at Paror
p, st. Charles Hotel, Tbs EVENING, lMonday) at 8
O'Clock. II. D. OGDEN, Vice Chairman.
S D. HARPER, Secretary
- The members of Legardeur's and
Bridges Batteries, G. s. A., requested to meet
THURSDAY 18th inst, No 1876 Espanade street cond
District between Rampant and Burgundy stests, at o'clock
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VIRGINIA COTTON PRESS

Formerly "TYLER.n Bonded by Leyee Market,
Tchouptouas and Richards streets.
The undersigned having leased the above COTTON PRESS
will be prepared receive and Cotton the lst OF
September LANE i BEHAN.
L. n LANE,
j. HENRY BEqAN.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A ROOM, ON SECOND FLOOR, AT
No 1870 Canal street. suitable for Office apply above
EOR RENT-THE HOUSE, WITH GARDEN AT
tached No 1879 Baronne street. between Julia and Girod
will be rented furnished for the months RESPONSE
parties It contains Bedrooms besides Paror and
Kitchen For particulars inquire the premises between
A. M. aud 6P NJ
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A DvANCEs ON CONSEQUENCES OF COTTON
in New York Boston, Liverpool Hayre Bordeaux, and the
West Indies. OSCAR BERCIER,
No rs Magazine street up stairs.
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WINES, BRANDIEs, sARDINEs, Etc
200 casks ordinary CLARET
1000 boxes ordinary OLARET, sundry brands
800 =. CLARET superior CaDtenac Haul Brien, Chau
LATTE, Chau. Pape Clement
300 boxes WHITE WINE Thre. Drouet.
100 . . e.. Laronde Freres.
100 cases "a jars, DRIED PRUNES.
20 .. u q.
E. 25 boxes :.
200 100 Or, boxes each, sARDTNBs, Gillet Edelin,.
500 baskets CHAMPAGNE, Black Seal, Imperial Royal
Hunter and other brands.
% baskets OLIVE OIL Marcen SIM bottles of % is and
- IL ounces
800 packages BRANDY quarters and octaves Henry Sutton
GoldenbuTg l. O. Lawyer Champagne Vineyard Pro
pretors Otard, Dupuy 4 Co. GauteT Freres-lS49 and
1871, Alex Segnette, Rochelle, ]. j. Dupuy & Go.
B0UCHOUS WEYMOUTH. PRESERVED MEATS
VEGETAB LES also 10000 CIGARS the celebrated
brand Lo Rosario, of Havana
YOR MAIGNAN & F. LABORDE,
IN
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Another Five Hundred Dollars

In addition the above rewards offered by the Governor Of
Kentucky and Robert Armstrong will give The sum Of FlF
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprehension Of the said
Mermee when safely lodged in the jail Of Bourbon
county at Paris, Kentucky. h. j. ARMSTRONG.
Lexington, Mo-. june 3, 1866.
SWe will be thankful for all papers in favor Of Justice,
throughout the United States give publicity the above
reward and description of the murderer.
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leans Opeousas and Great Northern Railroad has been
moved to No. 60 CANAL STREET near Old Levee.
Aprjl 49, 1866. GEO. W. SQUIREs Secretary.
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= COIgate's Honey soap-Thts celebrated
Tols Soap in such universal demand, is made from tho
bocest materials is mild and emoen in its nature, fra
unity scented and extremely beneficial inits action upon the
al ~ For sale by all druggsts and fancy goods dealers.
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For information aud Through Tickets apply at the
TICKET OFFICE,
In the Rotunda of the ST Charles Hots,
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THE SEA LANDS.
Letter from Gen. Sherman On His Order
Setting Then Apart for Freedmen.
Tel.grsnbic Corrspopdeoce Cincinnati Commercial.

Teegrsphic Corespondeuce CINCINNATI C1mme5ei Zee
WARRINGTON, Friday Feb. =, Zoo;
The following il Cen Shermans letter 10 the
President on his famous order locating the negroes on
the South Carolina cotton lands. An mtiInauoh 'iat
such letter had been written was anhounceu 70 VIC
House to-day during debate ON that clause OF lne
Freedmens Bill relating to said occupation, and caused
great sensation. There was general desire 70 see
"WAsHIyGTOy. Feb. ., 1900
"To ANDREW JOHNSON. President Of the United states
SIR: have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt
last evening OF your letter OF February and ID eoo
pliance with your request inclose herewith copy OF
field order No TO- OF 1865. with this brief history Oh Us
origin and the reasons for making it. The Hon Z.
NJ. Stanton Secretary OF War came to SAVANNAH soon
after its occupation by the forces under my command
and confer red freely with to the best inetnod
provide for the vast number of negroes who mad o
lowed the army from the interior OF Georgia as ais9
Of those who had already congregated on the siahu
Hilton Head and were still coming INTO our Ihes.
We agreed perfectly that the young and men
should be enlisted as soldiers. or employed Dy hc
ships, and for other army purposes But tins let on
our hands the old and feeble the women ana cbuIeD'
who had necessarily to be fed by the Unied States
Mr.. Stanton summoned large number OF tae old
negroes, mostly preachers, with whom be held IOhg
conference OF which he took down notes. After TINS
conference he satisfied the negroes could, win
some little aid from u.s. by means OF the aOahdontu
plantations the Sea Islands and along the naVgaDe
rivers, take care Of themselves. He requested me 20
draw up plan that would be uniform aud practicable
made the rough draft and VIC won't over 1t very care
fully. Mr.. Stanton making many changes.
'The present order, No. Il, resulted, and was made
public knew, OF course could not convey title 20
land and merely provided possession titles TO be good
so long as the and our military power lasted. III
merely aimed 20 make provision for the negroes who
were absolutely dependent u.s. leaving the value Of
the possession to be determined by after events IN
Legislation.
AT that time 1865 it will be remembered, that the
tone of the people OF the South defiant and no
one could forctcl when the period Of war would cease
Therefore did not contemplate that event as being 30
near at hand.
II am, with greet respect your obedient servant
wv. +. SHERMAN, Maor.General'
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M RXICO.
The whereabouts OF Psenideut Juarsz-
tmperiaiiss Accounts ef Affairs ON the
Rio (.raude.

From The Mstain1fos RaDcheIo Jan. 10.
Benito Juarez, once President of part OF
Mexico arrived q few days since at San Antonio.
Texas where he took lodgings az the boarding house OF
Mrs Jacques The object 81 his visit to San Antonio is
not definitely knOwn but IL Is more than surnsed that
he Is seeking location for shoepranch with view
TO following less Obtrusye employment than running
muck against the Empire and nationality Of Mexico.
We understand that large subscription has been made
up for him at Pedras Hegras, to give him start In
the hope Of getting him ont OF the country, so fnaI
peace may the sooner come to a distracted country.
IL may be worthy OF note that asblngton dispatches
Of the 9Th inst report Mr. Jnarez in chihuahua entering
In fact, he taking tea with Mrs. Jaques AT san
Antonio and very likely was thinking about anything
else than deflnct presidency.
From The Ms,Gmoros Ran hero, Jan ~
The llibuster and outlaw bombsbell has h1ay BURST
ed and the frightened fragments flying in every di
recon. IL s barely worth while To follow these arg
ments in their fleeing screaming career. Juare1' Nc
grette and two other officers have made their escape
and at last accounts safe at San Antonio Cra"
ford Reed 4 Go. took passage evening before las,
for NewOrleans, on the steamer Crescent. Cra~ioru
Is represented as having been frightened nearly OUT
Of bis senses and could not now be bred 70 return
10 Brownsville for love OF money $500,
The command OF Cortina is reduced 70 80. with
this insignificant force be s watching along the river
ready 10 steal whatever happens TO be left out over
night He sticks close 20 the greenback SIDE and
sleeps with cooked pistol By his side Esc0bedo has
run the length OF his tether and since his Monterey
trip has no force left Canaes has pronounced against
his coadutors in crime and with small squad Of men
STAYS high up the river Hnojosa reduced TO playing
the gentleman and does not pretend to command at
all He spends his time like the seven Governors elect
Of Tamaulpas, watching for something 70 turn up II
there bo q libero-ou,aw force between I'll Paso and
Boca del Rio on the Mexican side, it IS more than we
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Sensational Dispatch from Canada.

IOE0NI0, Z. W, Se'nfTh!l TOD. j ItpO'
The Fenian alarm is spreading. | have just
returned from the frontier. A. Sarnia and Windsor
the engines are still fred up and the volunteers were
out last night A guard was put round the house OF
Father Kllory Catholic priest OF Sarnia. The Ice Is
broken up there, and people breathe freer.
Tie T5roHio LeoGcr's Hamilton letter says that on
Thursday night the MAYOR received letter from Sus.
pension Bridge stating that Gen. Sweeay and President
Roberts were passing through on the Great Western
line, aud be repaired 10 tho station with posse Of
police. He saw the Fenian leaders quietly sleeping
but vas dissladed from making their arrest lest IL
should cause the destruction OF the city. This has
added 90 the general excitement
At Brockvillc Prescott and Clifton, considerable
alarm is also felt respecting the expected attack OF the
Fenians. The country is aroused. and II CO.. SYeeDy
should como now ne VIII meet o warm receipt e.
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Il rutaI Assassination or a. Omcer Of the
FreeAmen's Bureau NJ Psnistoc, Miss
-Enmisy or the Citizens.
From The Nashville Times.

gentleman who has just returned from Pom
tot0c Miss states that few nights since the agent Of
cold blood while sleeping in his bed. by party Of
Rebels. His body wac ridded with bullets in the most
shocking manner. The people at Pontotoc hated the
Bureau intensely for interfering with them in eIercis
ing control their slaves and heartily glad
tho summary method in which ts agent has been dis
missed from er,ce We informed that the people
Of Mississippi generally symPathize with them 10 their
They depounce the President In unmcasured terms for
insisting the abolition Of Slavery. and speak Of the
Federal GosernnIcnt AS q despotism. TO which they
must yied. for the present from necessity and not
from INCLINATION. Union men compelled to DO as
silent and cautious ne they were In le6l and look il
they were the subjugated party. The Secessonists
treat them with contempt and speak Of them on all occa
sions as TRAITORS 10 the South"
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NEw.JERsRY NEWS.

HUDSON COUNTY COURr.-ln the Hudson
County Court, yesterday. Michael Coogan, Thomas
Gcrnv Patrick McAvsny, Owen McGuirk and Dennis
Keegan indicted for assault and battery on Mary Sha
bel and others. ard rioting at East Newark on las
election day appeared in Court and gave bonds TO ap
pear for trial. ~
The trial Of Michael Burke for homicide in killing a
German named Daniel Smith by striking him with a
club at Weehawken' in the Summer OF 1864. was set
down for the 18th ms Burke has once been tried but
the Jury failed 10 agree.
James Malouey was convicted Of entering with
intent 20 steal and was sentenced TO six months in the
State Prison.
Thomas Jennings Of North Bergen was tried and
found guilty OF assault and battery on VIM. Couch by
striking him the head with stone and severely In
turing him. on the night Of the 18th Of November last
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FIRES.
The Oswsge Fire - Losses md Losers
Heavy Storm.

ALHAsY Monday. Feb. .. lsto.
The following is astatement OF The names Of
the sufferers aud amounts Of losses sustained by the
fire AZ OswegO;
On buildings owned BY Mrs Miller, loss $1,000; in.
sursncc el2O1O. +. l.. Jones's building loss sL3ooi
fully Insured On The Buckhart building loss $50
falls Insured Morris Place dry goods damage $1,000;
insured On Alien and EGrchards n Irlting loss. On
Geo IA. He's books &C., 81, 90 damage u was folly
insured. McCOoks liquor. &c, damage $500; no in.
suranee. The total loss probably will not exceed $40
600 The lire originated by the bursting Of chimney.
Three feet Of snow feii at Oswego between Friday
storm set IN.
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The Carter Steamboat Disaster-125 Lives
Lsst-ldeuudcaiion Of Relatives.
VICKsBrRG. Miss, Saturday, Feb

VICKsBrRG. Miss, Saturday, Feb. 8, Zoo.
There were 200 passengers aboard the Carter,
l25 OF whom were lost at the lowest estimate Eight
bodies were aken from the river Yesterday and to-day
among them Mrs. OstermaD, Nj. David NOEL OF
Ohio These were all that were identified.
Or. Coae Bouns Yazoo City Dr. I. J.. Wick, and
Lieut. Williams Of Vicksburl are known 10 be lost.
John johnson OF Texas. who injured died TO day
GALVESTON. Saturday, Feb. 3 1866.
The steamer Wilmington has sailed for New.
York. The Vseniia has arrived.
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THE
LITERARY
A l. B u M,
No. 9,
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THE sAGACITY OF MULES.
4 aH cHA AN or or rHoUdHr ~.
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S SEiTf festivities IN CAIRO. illustrated
CHINESE PUNISHMENT. iinstrated.
MARIAN'S SURPRISE.
SUBMARINE CABLES.
MERCY ASKED.
TIE WOUNDED BROTHER
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Newspaper Observation-Disclosures the Cop.
itoi-E1citcnent ia Broekvillc.

4 telegram from Ottawa 10 the Mnerrt,
states tina, there talk 81 three companies OF one OF
the regiments which garrison Montreal being sent TO
the capital accompanied With their band. The same
paper Is informed that Yesterday the military autho.L
los Issued the order 20 double me entines around he
powder magazines on g; Helen's Island.
The expectation Of Fepiln raid seems 20 prevail
also in Brockylle On the night Of the Jlst the good
folks OF the town the qEI rlri two companies
Of volunteers ordered ont ard 20 rounds Of amnu
milton served 70 each man.
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Steamer harmed - News From the RE
Graude.
NFw.ORLrASs. Monday. Feb.

NEw.0RLEANs. Monday. Feb 5. 1866
The steamer Mary A. Bruncr, with 200 bales
OF cotton was entirely burned the ID at tho mouth
OF the Red River. Her passengers and crew were
saved.
All the merchants Of Mstamofos are trumpng up
claims TO be presented for losses ia the Bagdad affair
believing that the United States will pay the same.
il is reported that Escobedo IL marching on Monte
rey.
Mexican news is very untrustworthy. There is fight.
ing going on 10 all directions There prospects OF
further forced loans in Matamoros.
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NETWORK n4n,Y TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1850,

toxted that British ideas of International Jaw were not
always in accordance With the views OF the most als
t.bgnished writer's the subject. M. dc Castro 1ur,
tner upholds the policy pursued by Admiral PaTe ana
reminds Sir John Champion that England herself de
cared as far back 1894 by her treaty with the oten
States that the subjects of either nation exercising p
Watering against either OF them were pirates.
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CANADA.
Robbery Of an Il zpress Ofice-The Eenian
Scare Along the River.

ToRONTO G. W. Monday Feb. ]. leo.
Vckers express office was robbed last night
of ST. 200 TIE Provincial Telegraph Office was also
entered by robbers.
The Fenian Excitement has somewhat abated since
appears that Sweeny is not in Canada Precautions,
however have not at all been neglected and the police
and military are on the alert. The excitement and
alarm are still widespread in The towns along the ST.
Lawrence River.
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vr.,r.,.-Reported b. Telesraph.

BAtrxoxr Feb. s-Four heavy sales Of Howsrd.st:
snn,reno At 90 90 Wheat dull sales Of Psnnsyvsnia Red
0.,s hs.vy rrovisons quis Bacon--Shouldsrs lsc
bulb iiSi3 Groceries inactive Whisky heavy Gales 1t
SAN $50 -, ,,
PniIAputpHrA Feb. 5.-Four very dull and declining
sales unimportsnt. Whsst dull saes OF Red q %
Whta "a lbd 60 Corn firm Gales 900 BUSH Yellow 81
Ttn75c ssIes or Moss Pork st s3l1$, Lard dlsc
Whisky dull at 81 HQ$226
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Privuteering-Grsas Britain, Spain snd
CALL.

Diplomatic correspondence Of q somewhat i'm
portant character as affecting the relations Of bsnigsr
cnts at sea has passed between tho British ambassador
q Madrid and the Spanish Government. The British
Minister protested. on the part Of his Government
against the Spansh order that all the Of Gillian
privsteer not Of Gillian birth should be treated -
prses which they considered contrary to
hw. n le Castro. the epsn!sh AiDister, neatly re.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

The CoURTs.-A special Term of the Supreme
Court was commenced yesterday before Judge Bar.
nard. TIE Criminal Term ofthe City Court was also
commenced before Judge REYNOLDS and Supervisors
Bloom ard Masgrothy. The February Term Of the
Circuit Court win be commenced on Monday next tie
10Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

BODY OF A DEAD INFANT FOUND.-Yesterday
morning the body OF born female infant in nude
state was found In vacant lot Blo0mfeld.st, be-
tween Third and Fourth.sts., Hoboken. The remains
were viewed BY Coroner Avery. who deferred holding
an inquest for che present. and the body inferred IN
thu Station. House Cemetery.
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ps,,.aeIohi. Cattle M.rket-Feb. s.

Beef cattle very dull and lower sales Of go head OF irs
quality at is eide; Fair to good at 10y shespRe
GENT. vsry sales Of 1900 head at sale no Cow
Unclaimed Hoo In fair demand sales Of 600 head at slJ
a6l& 10 u 100 10.
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In Csucinunti.

CruSSAn, Monday, Feb. ), lso6:
A fire this afternoon partially destroyed the
bulldipc No. 80 West Tifth.st. Loss $1,000.
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Weather ss WiImIngssu, N. q.

WILMINGTON, n. C.. Mondsy. Feb. 5, le6G.
The first snow of the season fell to-day, and
melted as it fell This evening II is cold and sleety.
Thermometer 20 above.
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John Jones, Quartermaster, was washed over
board and Iost from on board steamship Celia. rom
London, On Jas. S during heavy gale.
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GEORGIA.

COurts.
MLLEDGEvILIE. Ga. Monday, Feb s. 1866.
The Governor has vetoed the bill making
valid al contracts between the whites and the freed
men,
The Senate has passed bill allowing persons TO ter.
tify in their own behalf In criminal cases only.
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A, Unkn.wu Schooner Ashore.

TucKERroN. N. j., Feb 4. 1866
A three.masted schooner is ashore on Old
inlet Shoals Little Egg Harbor, name unknown.
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GREAT PRIZE
VI SKATING MATCH

FIFTH.AVE. POND,
ON
WEDNESDAY, FEB. I.
An Eeyant God Medal Of the value of Fifty Dos, NIL h.
given for the Best
LADY SKATER,
TO BIZ DECIDED BY COMPETENT JUDGES
COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL
fnl Baud Of Music will be in attendance.
The Pond win DO Brilliantly Illuminated 10 the Eveapx
~ Tickets to non-subsc' iber, 81 Gents. IA
IL Ladies wishing TO compete for TIE Prize will send te
Names to the Msnaser on "Wednesday Morning.
rF,- similar Prize viii be given for the Best GENTLE
MAN SKATER on Saturday mex, Feb TO-
q. y. OATMAN, Manager
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Files of Havana papers have been received /,

Files Of Havana papers have been received 10
the 2sth of January. -
The papers contain elaborate accounts received IN v,x
Of Vera Cruz OF the affair at Bagdad but the accounts
contain further facts than have already been made
known here
The Havana editors express great indignation al IN,
alleged Intrusion Of the United States troops, and
wonder that such outrage could have occurred in
the nineteenth century,"
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