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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03


| BLAUtELf-It S,sern fock,n Co. on Mondsy F.b DC
George Biauvet. In tie sssh year Of his age.
oEk2shoN-In BIaotly OF Frdsy unS5gins s,r.h Els
yef Sn mSus and q S"a Na'' '''
ape Iehds snd relatives the Cmy are respectfully inv,tsf
70 aiiend the funeral foa, 81 .'ohas Church Yoaksm
sunday niarch 4. at o'clock o. u,
JEeVETT-On Friday morning Mach 2, Cornelius d.
JeweIt ased 2, son OF George w Jesyett.
Rs g and Trends arc inyed % attend the iuners oo
sunday NM, March 4 a. odioen Boa, er., yier No
by steamboat direct to Hamltoa.sve. ferry Brooklyn
Were carriages viii be in waiting.
LFAKE-on Friday March O. Hewlett P. Leake in the 5sh
Tie friend, and relatives Of family respectfully invite
to attend the fuuerd aerviees on SUNDAY afernooe at
mains will be by the $50 train Oh Monday
ing to West Chester County for .nterment
McDoUGALL-on Thursday, March ]. VIM McDops,t
The relatives and friends are invited to attend h funeral from
his late residence, No. lO2 Bedfordt, on Sunday q
O'clock, without further inyitatSn
Elizabeth widow OF William Pesrsau' aged 80 years
M he .ebss 2? Howard No. lis Yes
Forysecond't The relatives and friend. of the lsmy ara
Rockawsy H. H. on Sunday morning.
SALTONsTALL-At Clifton. Staten Island, Wednesday
Feb 49, ar Maria Jane, wife Of Richard saisOnsts in tina
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral services at ST. Paus Church Csro
ST. between Hicks and Henry Brooklyn this ssturd,y
afternoon. at y O'clock
Boston papers please copy.
s1ANsBURr-In Brooklyn, Frisy Msrch2, MIRA R'che'
Stansbuiy, aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully nyiiet
attend tie fuuel fro the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs Cecebla Stanley No. 50 Lawrencest Sunday The
4ih inst, a. y o'clock r. m.
TTTUS-A Westbury Il. fifth Day, third month, l8
Joshua Titus aged 90 yeers.
HE relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend hs
funeral without further notice, iom Frhnds Meesi1i
House at estbury rs day, the an OF third month
II o'clock. The train leaves uuDteTs Polntat $40 T. IN
TuRNEROu Friday, March ?. Wesley, sou Of John snd
Eliza Turner.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WILLIs-In Brooklyn, on Frdly morning, March g. Mrs
Sarah Willis eyed Il years
The relative. aud friends OF the family invited to attend
her funeral from the residence OF her son in-s", WIN H.
Post No. 20 Elioplsce Sundsy fh inst st = p H.
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Business Notices.

The LAST DAYS Of ex-President Martin
Van BOren were made comfortable by Of JONAS WHIT
COMBS ASTHMA REMEDY Letters in possession from his
physician and from Mr. Van Buren, himself express much
qualification with the results Of is use.
Extract trom the Life Of Washington Irving" by his
nephew, Pierre NJ Irving, Vol. w., page e7si.
The doctor prescribed expermsntwhat had faen
suggetedby Dr. TO- W. Holmes his late visit ,nas
whcombs Remedy for Asthma teaspoonsa in vii eglas,
water be taken every ous hours good night the
result"
In case Of purely As.matic character has led to give
prompt relief and in many permanent cue b. been
effected No danger need be apprehended from its USE An
ufau, may take /. with perfect safety. See rcular
JOSEPH BURNETT g., Boston.
5ole Proprie,0rs
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MARRIE ID.

CRANE-CoLMAN-On Thursday, March l, 1885. at the
family residence Warren tConn by the Rev. Eyarts seud-
der James T. Crane OF New York City Miss Elizabeth
Coan youngest daughter Of the late Col Augustus 0'f
INCONVENIENCE Thursday, March l. a. the resi-
dence OF Mr. John Stade by the Rev. Dr. VIM Adame MI
A. w. bingham OF Boston to Miss Martina l. w ymaln'
daughter Of the late Mr. Abel Wyman OF Boston. NooAi
MOFFATT-BRE WSTER-At Blooming Grove, Or,nse o.
IN W on Thursday March by the Rev Dsnie issoie'
Mr. John Nswton Mon of New ORR CITY 70 miss 'en'e'
second dau sher Of Henry Brewster, esq
Ofanse Co. papers please copy.
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LOUISIANA.
Case Of Cot. Robbin--Bribin.n MiIifary
OaIcer-Forccd aairs Of Ciaims-isr-
turning Iroops-Siiy Polifics-Deh-
gallon Of Legislators Gone 70 "nsh'
IDgfOn.

NLT-OHLFAN9 IIufsr1I- MafCl T. I'TT.
The steamship Star 81 the Union, from New
YOrk has arrived.
ia The case OF the United States against Col l. Rob
bins charged vita receiving brides aud bTibng or at
tefnntinr Ia blfbo GEN = A. HgTOut. formerly con
inanline the Department Of the Gull, has come ~
before he United states Circuit Court Tor trial Oh
writ Of demurrer.
The Iouisl,na House Of Assembly to-day passed o
h recurring that or the next two years fu appraised
due D. realized on forced sales OF claims tlai were
due before l-bL
The 81 Michigan Cavalry has arrived from Texas en-
fOgte home
The approaching City Election attracts general AZ
tentlon Mr. Nixon. OF TIE CresceHl - csnaaate iot
uovor A rumbcr of prominent and influential oiti'
yens have req uested Judge ogden 10 run.
Committee Of the Louisiana Legislature leit ior
" Washington Today, to lay before the Preidem ne
eondiiios Of affairs IN Louisiana
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TEE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
The Minnesota and Wisconsin Legisla'
uures Endorse the Action Of Congress.

81. PAUL MINI, Friday, March ., LEGO.
The Minnesota Legislature adjourned to-day.
resolution sustaining the action Of Congress on the
Freedmens Bureau bill was adopted, and a resolution
lavorng the policy Of President johnson was voted
down
MADISON Wis. Friday, March ?. Loco.
Tie Wisconsin Legislature passed resolutions to-day
sustaining Congress for their action on tie Feedmens
Bureau question BY vote Of 62 Yeas to % Nays.
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Advertisements

UyITEb STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE 20.
OF Syracuse. n. Y.
CASH CAPITAL,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Insures against Accidents ot all kinds. m
OFFICE no. 70 BROADWAY, n. \. City
A A. HowLETI President. q. i. Cohsfock' vice.
o. President. T. T.. ANDREWS, Secretary.
f. w and II. B. GATES, General Agents.
GENERAL PREFERENCES. -
The HOE. REUBEN T. FESTON Governor OF new Aorh'
Tho hon HoRATIo SEYMOUR Utica, y. Y.
DEAN RICHMOND, Buffalo y. X.
The Hon THOMAS q. ALv0RD, Lieut-Dov. OF y. L.
UNIEp STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE. CosifANi'
OFFICE No - BROADwAY, y. ~
I, the Union Trust Conpanys Office, until the LET OF
Nav next. when thew VIII occupy their Office, No ls
Wal.t Agents wanted.
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.
Treasure rom Coiunbin-Rniirond Ap-
propriation-sa Shipment. of Grain from
Gan Francisco - The Prospects for
Grain aud Gold.

SAN FGAvcsro. Friday, March 2 1866.
4 dispatch from Portland announces the ar
rival there from tho Columbia River mining districts
IL 800 pounds o. treasure The Columbia River open
60 the highest point OF navigation.
Narysvile lhs voted nearly unanimously, in favor Of
applopliaiing $685. TO complete the railroad nom
Lincoln 90 Mlrysvlle
La7ge shipments Of grain aul hrcadsirfs are golnS
10 Ansirua. IN consequence 81 the closing Of the
Chiliin ports IS spain.
Thofe are Splendid prospects Of a large grain AMI
r1d yield tAs ear TIC rich placer mines o. the north
are attracting ngcu attention.
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Travel TO Change Of Sailing
DAYS.

FORTRESS MoNroE. Wednesday Feb. %. lsCs.
The steamer VI. Martin, on the James River
route 20 Richmond from Norfolk viii for the present
Tun on 1uesdays TAursds!s and Sainfd9ys, III,
change In The fpdule is oceasi0nel by the withdrawal
Of he steamer City Of Richmond sold TO Eastern par
ties The Norfolk aud Petersburg Railroad IS nov IN
working operations. The new mo OF steamers OH .he
E,y arc 10 run In connection with their trains for Pc
riol oil two wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

ASelf.applied Sight ReStorer, iawly improved
dispensing with glasses; simple. harness eInccnt
single one with directions 50. one dozen by ~ ~ ID
Also d. Rarnums Self Sewer or Self Guide and ssteT
FOR all sewing machines 2 So with directions 81 doz
by mail Columns certificates Rare chance for agents.
d. BARGtM (at the Wilcox Gibbs sewing machine Of
fee SO Bway. N.Y. General Agent for United States.
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DIE ID.

BFRRY-In Brookiyn Friday morning harch Martir
r. Berry, ia tue 65h year Of his age. ,..,,,.,
The and friends Of the family are Invited TO attend ma
funeral rom hi, late residence, No. III Jsysi Brooklyn,
on Monday March s. at o'clock r. NJ
DOTyrn Pr,okyn on Friday March 1866. Corneia Bev.
etiige only chd Of William l. aud Caroline Dosy aged
H. r,iv and friends ofhe family respectfully invited
20 ,tend tao funeral a. tho residence Of sidney II smith
No Clsrk, BT0oAlyns "a SUNDAY March Il o'clock
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CuEyALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR

will restore Gray Hair to is orsiual color strengthen
snd promote the growth Of the weakes, hair stop
is falling ont keep the head clean, cool aud
healthy can b. used freely contains nothing inju-
rl)us; is unparalleled Hair Dressing. and is recon-
edel aud used by best physicians Sold By al Drug
ss,s AID AZ my Office No 23 Broadway n. y where in
formation respecting the Of the Hair viii be freely
given from TO Q pm SARAH A. CHEvALISR VI. ID.
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The French Conan,a,o Chihunhun.

SAy FRAYcIscO FRIDAY. March ?, IeU0
The Mexican Consul here has III 'asO dates 10
the 9th Of January. which say the French are stii
to Chhunhua and the rest Of the State Is under
Constitutional government. the invaders not haNng
force enough 10 garrison any other place. The LiD
erals M ~ Pas0 are preparing az expedition TO tue
interior.
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MEXICO.
Dajiy AYriyni of Fresh Foreign Lcvies,

NEwORLEANs, Thursday, March !, 1906
The Mexican Times Of the 9th Of January
SAYS that fresh sn troa arc daily arriving in
Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

$500 BRICKS por hour are made by the ." ma
,r,y,f." ,Aloh Is a clay tslp,.ug machine, and the
49,. made by II WILL SAM AL CLIMATES. Those
made bS the dry prrssin machines VIII al crumbie TO
,ieces on being exposed to frost. ABRAn REQuA
ueneral Agent. NJ. 40 broadway. S'f,
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For sale by all druggists

COUGHS, HoAgsENEss, ar. the Various
Throat affections to which Public spsx.u Military oaeets
and Singers LIABLE relieved by BHowss BRONCHIAL
TRocuEs" Having DIRECT iDaasice to tie affected Parts,
they aay Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all de-
eterous dents makes TascHEs safe remedy for
the delicate female you1.es. child. and has eauisd
them to b. held The est esteem by those who Use them
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Two OR THREE COLDS in succession will

TWO OK IHhsL VVLD5 III SIVVV07'01' VII
with oaay constitutions securely establish The seeds OF Con-
sumption in the system, thus converting what was originally
simple durable affection, into generally fatal While
ordinary prudence therefore the business OF every
one 70 take care If cold until il got rid Of intelligent
percncs fortunately presents remedy In DR. JYsEs Ex
PEcroR.sT thoroughly sdap.edto remove speedily all Coughs
and Cold and equally effective in the primary stages
Of Consumption Asthma, and Brorehts Sold by oil Drug
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PROM WARRINGTON.
gortirned from First Page.

md to the soldiers who had met their sons on bloody
feds security for the rights OF oys ineh % e,eI
Saos and acme securitv for the money loaned their
souniry to clohe feed arm equip, and pay the defend
frs Of the Republic. ,,...,.,
After lengthy speeches by Msssrs Wilson Fessen1en
md Others resolution passed yeas % nays Iei
absent 3 and Senate adjourned at o'clock TIL Monday
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MANY, MANY YEARs.--MRs. wrysLows

SOOTHING SYRUP for children ,eeing has stood tue test Of
many yesr and known to fail It perfectly reliable
and harmless regulates the stomach and bowels wind
collie nd ,iplng Ia the bowels soiens the gums, reduces
inflammation aud asys al psn. Perfectly sale In all cases
a. millions Of mothers ean testify.
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Gpecial Notices.

Mr.. Yandenhoff's second Nfafinee.-ReadingS SAT
URDAY Sd March O'Clock at his room Gibson. Bqldins
cor Thifteenthst and Broadway, Milton, Wallet Buslef
Dryden (Alexand.rs Fess" Tickets Coar5e 90 Single.
81 81.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN are
oen overlooked Worms the stomach and bowels cause ir
rtation which be removed only by the Of SIRE
remedy. Browns vERxIFUGs COxFIrs Worm Lozenge''
s;npe and eGeetnal
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Sympathy aud Aid for Ireland.
SUSPENSION % TIE HABEAS CORPUS ACT.
WHOLESALE IMPRISONMENT OF IRISH PATRIOTS!
freshmen
AND AMERICANS WHO LOVE FREEDOM
ATTEND THE
GREAT MASS MEETING
AT JONES'S WOOD
At O'Clock p m,
on SUNDAY NEXT.
A Meeting of the Citizens and l.as.consumors
of tho CITY of NewYork will be held No. 8lJ Broadway.
second floor on MONDAY EVENING March s. az O'Clock,
for the purpose OF forming GAS CONSUMERS PRO
TECTlVE ASSOCIATION, to cooperate with the s,s con
aud Associations 10 other parts Of the State In pro-
non, the passage Of the Act before the Legislature Toe
TIE Better Regulation Of Gas Compsnies Aful aheua-
" '''''' PETER COOPER.
NATHANIEL SANDS
CHARLES q. HALPIkE.
HORACE GREELEY
ID. APPLETON Co.
O. r.. WOOD & Co.
WIN J. GARNER l. Co.
THOMAS b. F0GARTY.
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IMPORTANT 20 Railway Travellers.
The March number Of
ApPLEpONfS ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE

ApPLEpON'S ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
l. ready.
CONTENTS:
T. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY
TRAVELLERS in reference 20 purchasing ckets cneeHos
baggage railway time tables, maps. &c, &c. m.
NJ PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH oF
WILLIAM PRESCOTT SMITH. Master Of Transportation
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway with phTeroos az
lineaton OF character.
Ill ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS, representinl
the principal railways Of the country together With TIE foeef
OF travel West south. Eas, and North. o,,-.,, or,
" INDEX TO OVER aO60 STATIONS, TONSS' VII.
LAGFS AND CITIES situated upon the railways OF the
ued States and the Cansdas. 49,, 49,, ,,,,,
v..MONTnLY ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AND THEih
VI ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL, 40
VII TABLE or LAKE AND RIVER DISTANCES. kcs
APPLETUNs ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
for sale all the principal book stores book perodlcs sn
agencies a the principal railway ticket Offices ana
hotels and upon the principal railways throughout the Vn'es
States and the Canadas.
ID. APPLETON & Co., Publlshsrs
Nos. <43 and AS Broadway.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

soine citizensof Washington hav q fstercd ssl;t
the mayor and council, to restrain them
ao.a out Of the corporation furss The ex-
gsses ot tle reccnt electfonUn the suffrage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

!. Ar Irish peasant being asked slly be permitted
hls pig g take lp his qtitf stsss With his family
made IN answer abound iiig il a,uipss9
Y VIII not Doesn thc place AFFORD every con,
vcnience that csal require y &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04
IIddIiag ;IiI

SSA4
|l'I}
Il \ M
~
sok Al dSl II
ii h4y af ilz9 Il Z
" M u ~ y
M ~ =
of Z tie mn "a
paid M sSe Il 5eS5 6ssiIf aiiS
crowS s.
marine hsrlsl 81
P1b n efs all SaS7
hustaass was nsaxly gsas
lsS AszlSfsToss Ian 81 ~
"a tFo tllosHand glt h,z II 81
|s Ihe araotsnt iu gis
oneshalf of \ llich y IL y5
WASH ntStroS Jan ss.sa spinller has desideS
that NE deposits of slisbsfAi
ticnal BanbsA sra sStject Y " sSalss sss
banks have the4use of sapls 81 u
Y ens as recovering ftoin asis segefc
tAe
7rf nS;kS
Sior tne purpose e feneH! !lafF ssss tre
q ew ioAK aI,s
spee,aa gsSss a ass as sAs
esst ias's oAse5s ~ sefIn ands
Svesaels aqa1ng t1s 3essl
NE and
ossI sa1 $&
ahs anu a.ea., nllIson ao1sa!s 81 R!sss 1lcns
nave pesn Epaad thus faf kix hnildssd {tlzea
raIaata Enaa wiseIa
8la aoops ls'tesn !ailiia alas's.
sals r 'Te!1 se
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

SoMsTHrN6 LIx. HoI1DA u & ,apa,, cried
Mr. Breasn's youngest son, can 10 10 The I
sS!Eeas ~ S4f s IL jSS
~ No, my boy affectionately u nlsd vi. Es
ssif yt'n are q good boy ;sl take yoa to gss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04
afis snil Rliaps.

= tlltts xsyl ~ Ky sg5 $s SSa sss
$ 81 .-ss s.
i x NJ, sS.ss
IN
- E,
ss'R w s. A no,
y AEs
~ yss! II Mlaf' ny
s n eha 5ull
X III tas
sas
y many
sae Ptaetss
s
y II.
Hnes, Ane nee seFyod
aa e.nlA anAA o. Aa to
M ri
1h'1 ~ so lhe
Hz1ay ana n's
ns5a a.
'ssss
VI a 1he many
~ tl's WIN ali s
Sa lsa as
ss1sSss ~ VI a's s'''ss /.
ssA " ~ W.. ~ ola
W. 's' pAr!sass
hi 1sss VI
day; foahd rsissel abas,t Nh IL II ta sa,
caIsd Town Sc v;ynfe,d - IS
esi4Ye is ;s! of that I'M. I'M
Yif,iiJ at tlsa bs1f
nS w ssae naal a9zen occu;
n. sss ss
sderately iaformed tlas MID MI NV ssMs
about . taiIe ont, took il, tray lid IL 81
lcf sis family Tfey lad ii oved out frt,s,
tie Missasi pi siti liftfe arr,e III n.
| as mean and penurions as tI,ey vera rehs ari
we're particularIy addicted to inhosuitalitv e
soldiers. But III was lid yen mics u the na d
house beyond; NV horses II era Drok ken dawn aad
Ihad to try nv ltlck.
In j. fe " minutes we cached Inc p a. ns;on
i comfortable look king re treat. leaving IN Nm
III care III tI,e aorses III I'M pateI epferaa o,;
though threatened ~ q dozen yelping hounds,
made nv way n the gall IA Iady, seemingly
about forty, end hing, should jadge Hi the
neighb hood Of three hundred, conf fronted me
with q scowl. ;s's @
Madame 4 said III sill you be kiyd enough to
allow me TO stop with yoa toni Z
.' y Sc, 8, you can't stop here. NY old man
airstA hum Ss
it son sl let me le on pour CALLER itSwiIl do
for me but Ihnye rode 1earIv {Sffv ipst
and = horses a,s
o,, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

1 Tom Moore said d 10 Peel. on looking at the p;c.
trre of aN Irish brator \ You can see the very
culver or Biz lips Yes, said PasI, sfand tie
arrow coming out Of 1t. Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

Why is horse Ike sae lettnr ID Because
max kes II go: And what III the difference between
this connadrpm and s@ho sqnInts Be!
eanse Dno il query vifh LID ans Wer Tie other Ii
sr with q; qlseer d N. s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

Paddy's descrip ton Of IA fle cax6t be beat
y ~ was the slls pe cf y aad k1e slxe 81 U
its ackbone with s tick !, md och. S. ST patrielS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

AdeIaIlle
and other VII syit,, a. E Ss;Iis
ASecs VIZ an3 rs V6Tal air15sI Z S0nieiisE
syqtMateSfe fea thtls ssds. Il,
yn sS don Illness VIII
maa i1 Die 10 efg MI tiie Afc N4Se eGd
81 1tsaasTs Sssss 4 4 ~ Slassep M
tho Css seQk ner teneht a
~ pels MI 4, " sae l11n iiI *
Ef;li sy sss, u At4 afe
parans' sss " n.
in 6oaIel
sc;o,g 1 apa ana
sspansa neI ~ lle oratgrio
Iais
RoSsst Hsaaa. ths VI famous snah a1a az
nis s, i0deeli. SSI
4 fanny i,fessiEe, n new asfTeset IA Dalled GiaIm
z sn 3 and talented by the cinnaH papers N
Mrs. u. r. Bowcrsi is at Growers Theater. Wosh
ington. sss ssS
israttis ft4s; lii. a,,r,.s re,,,., n 4
riyerl Tajysis ss rS,s
y,s ee s,s
Louisville papers are qaie severe Oh Isl
for what they call an violation 81 hai
contract af tho LoaisyilIa, because her u1diepes,
were NOT az large as siie desirsa
Edwin Adaias is playing an ef,ga6c3nAi.t al
Memphis. Il,
A leW musical artist, Madame Ellen M iiIiSpas
neyilla. ii abogt to come ID fbisscnantry. YIiq
lady hss sung I'D cuncerfs Iii Eeiarid MID Mi
She Ii sid f have 4 sis5guiarI s5geet vet
fal voice, z M. III 81
man opera coirpany. NJ Fs
Kate Reignolfis Is sst t,a I,stasbnrc fheater anl
Miss Maj Pauline CusllYllslt, at sl,t ter house
Hermann il ii ase MI u az was & last
WI. & ... !. s,.i, j,g ,,,. Il e,.. Y ~
e. w sleat 1a,t isKc sily
To y. w 9rana Lespia q
~ h.saas n s; s. bswn Is on
n. II sat Anne
Snntes M .. WE Gpiieen v, ;hliadb
s,ehoIita a arief 9 young and talented American
Who hasaate Y peen turning ne heads
ass m wv "a .s paclS soast
" 1;pa nn T uie ivtn rom san Gal
M Ing oslefita was educated ior the ballet
,as w IMDyal Ms, Acansiay, Maqrid has made the
san HI aua tn Dnited states
NV. ns's NJ III Years ri has every
g Wnere TeeeaveG tue eiseoniIuils Of people and
y ptssss ~ so says m the ~ w 4 OK Herald v
The Hiddcn Hand nj, Old Virginia AS It Wi y
AZ very popular .at tla sayannah Ga theater
slr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins flate Mrs. Charles
+ howard, have closed al engagement there.
4 in San Francisca the theatrical market Was,
lively. !. NJ Arraf WIS having a run at si,e Me,
tropolisan Whesileieh had made abont $4,000
Pouneefof4 Wm. FL Thompson and WIN. Shiehis
are the principal support Wheas!eigh has jf pre.
senting tie piece. cstvoli was stl iii ssa, Frau
cisco, bnt was said ~ be disgnated win the codn
& ty eatise-55she did not make enough money,
Anna blslop and Lascelles The pianist, were Civ
II 'uG eoheefss 8 ~ l ltse anAeTi n Tior.
M FoI:EIaN ausg9r& XIII AND 4fsMA pAL.
The nntnrioias PaYiaIalt sorsrstyess Thareae M
Stoned fIssf engagement with tle ~
te Aacagar which binds her 10 the service III tlt
\ thestGf f5r iIie NEXT t1ree years Tliersss ID Eo
sTeeieye VIII per night.
"a Paris letter 81 III \:
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

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