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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26
MONETARY AND eomMERcIAL


OFFIcK or THE USIoS AND ANER.cAS.l
4 Sd ~ FRIDAY. JaE. %. 1866.
MoxsrA ns Gold opened yesterday q lss34.
and 1t nsen closed at ISL, which is slight de-
cline from W ednesdAy.
Exchange is taken at u discount. and sold at
e premium.
Union Bank is in demand at 69el6l, while Plan
tiers Is dun al 55G55. *
Brokers were offering IS for Bank Of Tennessee,
but we heard of but few sales at this rate. as
holders were indisposcd to aecede to the decline
Southern money is dull at the advertised rates.
only few faverite Banks sell readily.
NEw YoRx, Jan. 2l.--The Post says: The loan
market L easy, but rather more active at . per
cent. The accumulation Of idle capital Is so
great, however. that lenders have difficulty to
place their surplus on call without some further
concession In the terms. Very little commercial
paper Is making Prime names pass at per
cent, and in some cases at 81; The stock mar
ket is torpid. and inclining to lower price. Coy
eminent stocks are dull but steady. Seven-thir-
ties and compound interest notes are "a active
demand at all rates Gold-bearing bonds are in
less active demand. re-
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The best method Of cleaning solid walls
Is to have them neatly prepared Nv
jan26-2w VIM. FREEMAN q 20,
2S Public Square Cor. Deaderick st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JOS. R. DrLLIN & CO.,
Storage and Commission Merchants
BLACK SMITHS NOTICE.-we h
80. 50 COLLEGE street., near broad. Nashville.

Our business iseEeIusiycly Receiving. Storing
Forwarding. and Buying and soilIng. on Orders.
jan25--tf JOS. II. DILLR 4 Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


THE INSOLVENCY. OF THE PERSONAL.
Il Estate Of the lnie p. N. NeSeirz having been
sazgested to the Clerk OF The County Court for
Davidson county, an order made on me. to
give nesiee Is publication for all persons having
claims agairst said Estate 20 hle them with tbs
Clerk Of the County Court for payidsea county.
will ke forever barred. 81
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Price. Seven Gents per Pound.

No. 20 College street. neOr Broad, Nashville.
jan25-ff A.aat anttts
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CoTTox-The market remains duh at 4Oa4lc.
and prices hare rallied but little: occasionally
superior lot would bring fraction over Ale.
We were favored with sight Of the annual
Cotton report Of Malcomson a Co., Liverpool
from which we make some extracts. The follow
ing is statement of imports into England from
the United States for six years:
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

now in stsrs Fifty Thousand pounds of assorted
Farm Iron. Horss shoe Band. Hoop. Plow Bar,
Tire. half round and round. Nail Rods. &c;this Is
svaede. which Is the best Of Hammered Iron.
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IN CONVENTION.

The Board OF Aidermeu and the Council
met in convention TO elect policemen for the
Ninth Ward Before proceeding, however,
q was proposed TO ill the vacancy in the
Board OF Education, oocasioned by the rcsig-
nation Of DR. Lindsley. Mr.. Joseph l..
Nyaailev was elected.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-26

Mayors ONCE,
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, January 10, 1856.
y. sBANRLAND. Esa.. Rsss coIIeesor:
n IN pursusnce Of notice givep In the city
papers In the men3h 81 November last requesting
dclinqaents for Taxes dae the Cooperation Of tbs
city Of Nashville q pay the SANE a. early day,
your report furnished shows afar<e amount sffil
unpsid. and tho requirements Of the city Tress-
ions are 20 great that you are hereby instrucfsi
10 comply with the Law and make your returns b,
the January term o. the Circuit Court. irving ssn
days notice IN he s,,y psPss.s;
Nfs Agt ib fisYA Il ksoN,l TInsnes
: Il. 9. COTTON cemnistss.
rIuIE LIST OF DELINQUENT CITY TAX
u Payers has been made cat and Win be reported
e the approaching tsrm 81 the Circuit Court.
Parties paying PEisr'e ~ z ~; ~ exc costs
jsn1p-ios ~ s's '.s' s'a' o'''''''''
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& p LAW NOTICE
A. S. c0LyARI;
or Winchester, Tenn.

HAS QPENED AN OFFICE IN NASHVILLE
IL on Cherry street, Coionnaz1e z:ufI1InF.
koem 1 where be viii constantly Be found. mn
him Colonel A. ). Mars Al Winchester. Mr.. jas.
W. Newman az Fayetteyiilc, Mr.. James fiispst-
rex ut NJ Ainnviiis and Mr.. stone n Manchester.
places, and VII At his e;cc. receive and transmit
Cleinls for collection. irving assarincc that they
yin be -Brempsiy attended 20. md be Will faith.
70 him IN Nashville. .t,..i janf9-Gms
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Bank of Ameyics, ...spsr
!. HoalsIsHa::,: g g
Canal Bank,.-....,s,,,.,.., p0
Citizens Bank, ...-...,-@
Crescent City Bank. ..40
Louisiapa State Rank. 40
Mechanics' 4 Traders'
Bank ..........-......-.,,.S0
Merchants Bank. .....-.40
Southern Bank.........par
enien Bank..-.....--.. &C
Now Orleans Scrip......s0
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OFFICIAL.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. STATE or LOUISIANA,
New orleans, March ith1 1900 }
WHEREAS. Gaspard James has applied z"
sixth District in and Parish OF Oreans to VT -
Bond dated of May 1864 the sum OF I'VE
dollars 1851 signed by GAsrard James as Principai Ely
Christian Roseus surety the said Bond being ~
the faithful performance by the said Gaspard James Oh '
duties as Clerk .,. A., .taro
Notice hereby given ali interested in the ABOVE
described Bond to show writing the ONCE OF ece
tary of State within ninety days from the last publication OF
advertisement why the said Bond should not be cahceea
and annulled r.h.
Given under my hand State above and of the
Independence of the United States the ninetieth
Nv the Governor j. MADISON WELLS.
j. II. HARDY Secretary Of State
ErAr DE- La LOUISIANA DEPARTEMENT DE LExEcUrF,
Ncuvelle- Orleans lie IA mars 1900 }
A TTENDU que Easpnrd James 1est g
n moi la cancellation de son obllgatioh OH
ces gser de la Sixeme Cour de District cams Ell
pour Ia paroisse dGrleans, SAVIOR 49, , .- !,
S. Co., gignee Gaspard James CONNIE propfetae et
tan ;toseus ecurite La dite obligation eant
onnee Gele execution 10 dit Gaspard James oe
| devoirs CONNIE gretier susdit-
par present donne aui celia pent 1nI
de montrer ecrit bureau dn secretae
tat espace quatre jours date De la pre-
publication de avis les rasons pour esquees adt
| obligation ne serat pas cancellee ct annullee ,,
Dome main lie sceau de lt1tat ceouro u
lie IA A. D. 1866 ct la quatrevingt dx-neuvieme an
| nee de Independence des Etats- UniB.
| j. MADISON WELLS.
| j. H. HARDY secretaire d'Etat.
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GuAPowDEH.' ..,,euNrowDHH
HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.

This Company having reestablshed their former agen
and having placed me in supply of full stock and General
assortment Of the various qualities and packages
prepared fill all ORDERS in former times current prices
delivery free. .-.
The quality of this Powder being too we'll and generally
known highest grade and unsurpassed by
the trade and of sportsmen to its superiority.
Orders left at my office will have prompt attention.
| II. BJDDECKR,
Nc-s 5 Camp street
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6 .'..'''.''''''.'''.'''''''.'s AAGn
No. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
Watches, Silver and Plated Ware
... SOLE AGENT FOR. ...
sEMMoNs BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
engraved best Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Ear
rings in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etuscan Gold
karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest pattes Sleeve
Buttons and every variety and best Workmanship
Gents Scarf Masonic Pins various desgns Silver ana
Plated Sets Table Forks and Spoons Cups doDe'
Napkin Rings Castors etc. Pocket and Table Cutlery 'eS
makers and superior quality
Clocks
Office and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood.
Speetaezes,
| Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted. ...s, !.
The narteular attention of those needing heips w
resnecnv solicited to Sermons Brazilian Pebbles the pes
and only glasses that should be used New feoue e'
old frames Particular attention paid Repairing "
| Jswe,ry the best workmep. being employed
Remeubsr, 20 CAMP STREET. under the City hote'
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SC Il E n E
APPROXIMATION PRIZES !:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
q characterization prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
naming th nts q sae p srine Of f'n $500
approximation prizes of S25o each for the nine re,
naming nm qm s25 q N 1hu p iate $3.50
approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine re,
manning t qn si q 1 prs s are 1900
approximation prizes of 500 each tor the nine re-
r,nainnc units of the same ten OF the NUMBER mn
drawing the 5000 prize are -. SW
IL annroximaton prizes Of 500 each tor the nine re-
NAMING t ba s55 NJ nIzes are ... 1900
,.7 -,o mounting In ............... $780,
Whole tickets, $12; Halves ST. Quarters So hgnshs
ST 50.
~ CHAS. T. HOWARD.
No 9 Exchange Alley, near Canal street or
Lock Bex 692 Post Office, New Orleans
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- Notice to the Stockholders of the Ne"
Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad company ne"
Orleans April q 1866 Stockholders residing in Mississippi
and Louisiana WHO desire to the Soc khoders' meeting
On the r OF APRIL and the election for Directors on the
18TH APRIL hereby informed that they eau pass 10 ne"
Orleans over their and return free OF charge In case eS
cannot identify themselves to the conductor as
h. hi (torscaes Of Stock they will pay their fare to the
conductor and the will be refunded them on pfouuc
lion of the conductors receipt by the Treasurer OF the eo
pany Passes for the return trip will be issued by the Treas
urer On application him. the Office OF the company Ill
New Orleans No A Csrondslet street
G. r. BEAUREGARD,
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--Tcw Orleans, jackson and Great North

TN Railroad Company-New Orleans, March 29h, ioooih
r ,ritb ,be charter an election will be held at the
Office Of the company No A CarOndele street. on MIMI
Aprl 10Th 1866 TOD O'Clock, for eighteen bifee'''
twelve tn be- chosen from stockholders residing in Lousaha
and six from stockholders residing in MISSISSIPPI pruFt
Of the stock the company be represented at sao ee
.io h II anrtty Of the stock then represented
the election will be held MONDAY April 3d. l96 at the
office of the company, from to O'Clock
R. s. CHARLES Secretary.
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J. B. WALTON & DEsL0NDE.
Saturday, a prft 9Th.
ments, between Camp MAGAZINE Streets Cam
street. bet Eeen st Joseph Deiord street,. .rf.
lot Of ground stables Barracks street, betW
Dau pbine and Bourbon streets.
Small dwellings Of Esplanade Dauphine
Second District.
One Tchoupisoulas street. between Lafay
streets.
''''' Monday, April 9th
u g. schooner Sam Houston
Tuesday, April 10ths
Boat and lumber at Reading Press.
Wednesday, April 11th.
onarter of suuare of ground, and elegant residences
- aat Garner Of PrYtanfa and Third streets.
Nina valuable Fourth and Chestnut Streets an %
"VaInabe lands on Black river, parish Of Catalonia
Two valuable squares Of ground IN the town q nccsIs
yee story brick store Perdo street. near IT. Charles
Forty ground in faubonrg Avar Jenerson S.v
4 two story brick house Esplanade street, ossW
ROYAL and Ceartres streets, Third Dissrict
Thnrsday, April 18th.
For succession of John Of bar room
dwelling house. Of Common street a1d IneaseE AAet
wednesday, April 18th.
For succession Of Jacob Ott-Valuable property on
Charles and Deord streets and on Ttyoi Circle
For Of j. Labouisse-Improved property
Rampant street. corner Of Gravier street.
Wednesday, April &Sth.
soshene Romans plantation, the parrish of st. James
| Monday, April aOth.
" g 9 vsnirsss VI his creditors syndic sale Two e
| vile, La.
/ EarFor particulars advertisements
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- TrunNpOrtatfDn Uff1Ge OF the NeFF VE-
,ssns Jackson And Great Northern R. R. Ccaew Orleans,
Anr 3D. IBt5-NOTICEAs there seems to be ntsnnder-
standing amongst many shippers about the prepayment OF
freg. By this Road give notice that oil freight for
stations on the line the New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad mast be PREPAID Otherwise the goods
1 not he sent f, rward Agent will necessarily be
omDeed to refuse thu goods of parties who will rot pay their
bills with promptness the d. > Of shipment.
Due notice will be given when the prepayment OF freight
will not be required T. "AhhEN'
Freir
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- Transportation Office Of the New Or
leans jackson and Northern Railroad Company-Ne"
Orleans March 90 1866-NOfrCE no SH1PPEks-lhe
reduced tariff this road will into effect on and after inc
LIST of April mn
SINNERS will be furnished with copies of the Freight lari
nv applvinr at the Railroad Office No A Carondeet street, OF
at the Freight Depot.
All freghs the line OF the New Orleans jackson "n,
Great Northern Railroad must be PREPAID otherwise VIII
~. ba can't h,rward T. WARREN,
Freight Agent.
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-0mce New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company New Orleans April I'd l66-
On and after WEDNESDAY, 4th inst passenger train will
leave New Orleans daily aud arrive at Canton at
p NJ. day.
Returning will leave Canton daily at A. Nj, ana arrive IN
New Orleans at S.45P. NJ same day
Bv this slight modification Of present schedule close connec-
lions are made throughout New York Nashville Louisville
and all Georgia. South and North Carolina and Virginia
roads
Time to New YORK, four days four hours.
G. 7, BEAURE6ARD,
biaF Eugfn
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- Louisiana Lodge, No. 10S-A regular
accommodation of this Lodge will be held this evening, at
oesck at Grand Lodge Hail. st. Charles street. north
room nearest Canal Members required to be pune
tua as business of Importance will be brought be-
fore the Lodge.
Visiting Brethren cordially invited to attend.
+ By order of the W. NJ ,rrr,,, ,ror, c.,r..arr
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CHE LAND WE LOvE-A MONTH";
yrHE LAND WE LOVE-A MO HLY.
navoted to Literature Agriculture and General Intelligence
and comprising Reports Of Battles, Incidents and
Anecdotes of the Late War, never
before published.
Rv Gen, ID. HI. Hill, late of the Southern Army
pRopRIEroRs-J P. IRWIN, D. H. HILL.
| CHARLOTTE, N. G.

TERns-we propose publish Magazine containing from
sixty to eighty pages of the size of those oil
azne for THREE DOLLARS year in advance or FIVE
DOLLARS if not paid till the end of the year. ana 70
the issue on the LIST of May provided that the subscription list
viii v the Undertaking The cash subscribers not to pay
till after the receipt of the first number,
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WHISKY WHISKY ''''''''' " hisA 4
"OLD Exec 8 r"
We sole Agent for this celebrated brand of Whisky
cHENoWETH, CASEY CO.
General Commission Merchants
50 Grayier street
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New Orleans, Jackson ana Great N"r
thorn Railroad COMPANY Office the General Ticket Agent
Now ortears March q l865On and after the LIST OF April
1866 the local rates travel this Road will be reduced
~ D. s. GOODLOE
General Ticket Agent.
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G. r. BEAUREGARD,
eners, Superintendent and Chief Engineer
You,ssapa Tehauntepec Company, New

- Louisiana Tehanntepec company +%
Orleans March 29h 1S66Notce is hereby given tha IN con
formy with provisions Of the charter, the annual election u
Di-ecors NJ this comnany will held the THIRD MoH'
April NEXT beiuc the of that month"; between
the hours of A. ~ aud p NJ at No 1874 Common street.
~ las FLINT Secretary.
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pUTLER,s PATENT COTTON TIE

The nndsr,ensd sole agents. have hand and WILDE
constantly supplied with the celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate with the buckle hrmy a..
tschsd to one end of the hoop This Tie is 70
merchants and planters for its simplicity AND Ana
great ease with which it can adjusted to bales OF any He
It hs besn usad nv large number of planters since 1867 to
Sheir entire satisfaction.
" ~ R, BLEAKLEY Il CO..
Aeoend Poydras street. corner OF Fcnoupl.oulne
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A TTENTioN, BAACAsMiTis
your attention is called to BERRY'S PATENT TUYERE
and BELLOWS NOZZLE which give the blast on the bottom
side of the fire. and makes quicker ana h0tter
blasts the spreads the heat over wide sur
face concentrates it on point at pressure mus .le
whole wing of plow be heated evenly and per
fecty without danger of burning and what with oTuhay
greatly in time and fuel The fire is completely under the
control Blacksmith and no fuel wasted 1t never gets
hot, and will last indefinitely
Prices, According to Size, $15, S@O ana SSt'
Orders filed by CLINTON RICHARDS, No, IA Magazine
street, New Orleans
Read following certificates from practical New Orleans
mechanics: AZ, ,,..u ,,, GAL 1919
MrD c. FREEMAN-H. S. Berry's PATENT Tu IEREs
have been the FORCES under my care since NO
sn@ them prefer them to any th used. cheerfuy
recommend the best have seen in hteen years eA
rience in backsmthng; heating the iron quicker more per
fecty aud with less fuel and never getting 9as q
Foreman Leeds Foundry Smith Shops
New ORLEANS, March g. 1866
D. c. FREEMAN Esq-Dear Sir-BERRY'S PATEN
TiIYERE has been in use my inspection since o
vember last and it. without hesitation the best
ever used 1t will heat iron of any size quicker ana more
conveniently wthess coal than with any other have
ever tried In welding largo shaft the blast can be regulated
to heat both ends perfectly in fire. thus saving much time
and coal get hot consequently burr
| 'u' anu 0'' ' o. THOs. OCONNOR,
Foreman of Smith Shops McCanns Foundry New Orleans
For parish rights louisiana and county rights in Missis
s'pp'aha A"0'D'"' "NN'N'' D. G. FREEMAN.
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rHIPPING VIA NEW BASIN

CHIPPING VIA NEW BAsiN-
ALABAMA WAREHOUSE, Shell Road side, below the
Bridge-Late Marshall j. Smith Co.'S.
T. DUyAL,
Is prepared and forward store by
steamboats, sail vessels to all points via New Basin
Refers to MARSHALL. Smith Co. 81 Carondetst
street. Messrs Huntington Bro 80 Natchez street
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- Transportation Once of the New Or
teams Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company New
oean April 5th s66-Eo Freight can received by this
road until FRIDAY, the 9Th inst
W. W. CLAYTON,
iuht Avent ntr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EIAuR GROUNDS COURSE.


HAIR GROUNDS COURSE.
THURSDAY APRIL {, 1866
First Race.
CRESCENT HALL PURSE, s5Oo-MILE HEATS FOR
8 YEAR OLDs
ENTRIES:
l. Moore Coffee enter b. MAIDEN, by Lexington, dam
Kitty Clark by Glencoe, years old. Dress blue 81 MS
q r Vowel enters oh. EMILY by Vasdyke, dam Ga
zette by Ambassador years old Dress blue and green
ST DIS.
D. g. D. Henderson enters b. C. G1LROY, by Lexington
dam Magnolia, by Glencoe. Dress purple 80 lbs.
Second Race.
CoFFEEHOUsE PURSE, s5oO-TWO MILES
l. r. Vowel enters b. f. REFUSAL, by Reserve dam by
Voucher years old. Dress blue and green 81 fhs
q D. Henderson enters b. GEN. ROUSSEAU, by Com
modore Nota Price by Cost Johnson years Old Dress
purple. 104 lbs
g. W. Small enters b. f. by Norborne, dam by Albion,
years old. Dress green and red. lol lbs
First race to come off at 81 O'Clock P. NJ
Passengers by Espanads street enter at the ga on
that street Vehicles and enter by the gate on he
Gentilly road. .
Quarter stretch badges for the meeting n
Pools for the race will be sold over Hawkins saoon' io
Grayer street, and Ii Union street.
Tn case of posponeent pennant will be displayed tsn
tbs Hall of Canal and St Charles Streets
No carriage with than one person on inc aS
ers seat, unless paid for . .
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Steamers %eaulng Jhis jug.
&C ADVERTISED IN THE n. 0. cREsCENr
SPECIAL NOTICES.

National Democratic Party-Secona
pnrcsentave Distrc-There will be meeting Of this Club
t,d THIS EVENING April 5, 1866 at the MayAower Ex
change corner of Apollo and Triton Walk at7 o'clock P ~
An Democrats residing in said ward who have not yet signed
tho Platform are invited to attend
Nv order: E. r. LHOsTE, President.
G WILKINS WHITE, Secretary
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LSTHELL d. THOMAS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
los POYDRAs STREET,
Have in store ndlandng for sale
1000 bbls FLOUR-Common, Fine, superfne and
Extra.
900 bbls CORN MEAL-choice quality.
100 . MESS PORK.
10 . Prime MESS PORK.
$50 kegs choice kettle LARD
20 tcs Sugar Cured HAMS.
40 =. Bulk SHOULDERS.
100 bbls Common WHISKY.
10 caddes Natural Leaf TOBACCO.
90 bales GUNNY BAGS-new and heavy.
100 rolls INDIA BAGGING.
100 coils MACHINE ROPE
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c,rr cEEAR T.ES THEATER-ST CHARLES ST.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL s, 1856
Last time of the Dramatic Spectacle OF the
SEVEN DAUGHTERS OF SATAN.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE CHARMING
LITTLE LOTTA,
Who will appear in her great character OF
TARTARINE,
Introducing Banjo Solo, Songs Dances, and the
| MARsEILLAIsE, IN FRENCH.
| To.morow-Farewel Benefit of Miss Lolita and entire
! change of bill. - .,, =,
| sunday-DIEGLEs SPANISH BALLET TROUPE vii
| appear.
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ACADEMY OF aIUsrC-sT. CHARLES ST..
sPALDING BIDWELL. .Proprietors and Managers
COOL breeze from RefgeratorPura Air from the ven
tlator and the Museum Promenade open to sistofs'
Thursday, and Friday, April 9th ana 9th.
First appearance eminent haitre de Ballet and Comic
Dancer Mons boldly. Incompatible programme oil
Ballet Pantommes, E.hopansms, Vocalissns and COMEDY
each night, concluding with ..
Thur.day, April 5-The popular Pantomime, THE
COOPERS or the Magic Flute During the evening Mons
BOLDY,s famous CIR AFFE DANCE.
Friday, April 6-Joint Benefit of Miss LIZZIE
WHELPLEY and Mr. A. NJ. HERNANDEZ, when will be
noduced Hernandezs Pantomime chef dnuVre Ell HoMBkE
sALADO and his brilliant conception grand MONSTER
CONCERT Julien, introducing twenty musicians on the
stage with Hernandez as Julien.
Saturday, April REPRESENTATION Matinee when {
beautiful Photographic Picture Of the Academy OF Music viii
| be given to each visitor.
Sunday April s-The first time this season of the ia
vorite legendary and fairy Pantomne, THE HOUSE THAI
| JACK BUILT.
| Monday, April 9-Mr JOHN DENIER, the King 0
Tight Rope Performers series OF sensational Gymnastc
| and Acrobatics