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SQ0-D rOoOm0n- DQuurrrin llr, | /,

Dieter ftr ale lhciluebmer 10 pcrtbriifaft srritt te
nncue SauSerSin" tG.t rpH lest an iefen Sitns
nag Ittuo lei Gbrif. Muller. 9r. 100, ziics Sruacs
man. ieins resslrafteen 0etiarr %nlluneCn.
Nddlien Dienia9 Sedntsnpahl uEe @umeleur9 Der
ieniser, pelGe Gslb stsben wpael; ale Dteisbtaeh,
rsId,t ft ttsran tetb, tl!8cn molten, fns b6Ri&t etuBss
lGfen.
3piepb n Wtailbdls, rrps. Qrai.
SpIrpb Sd,,pdb, Shatm i. ;
tlS9-9l) 81. 8aB, - SIR.
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GIN 9idtr ais 2. NM 3. SAINT. "dhiNrdatH IL VT.
ID7, Wores oiahnr. u9O-ll
S%}erlduat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10

Die ytit3 ieter cti1 n'Sereius nereen bterturt cinbe-
faeen, her am RutlppG Itent, ben IL. tbs. WrnotJ.
hattiuFneenten 9ahre5 9erianmlunS betjurpbnCH.
Mid: erfdsiusnee baten III Ter asieglite en- Strafe Sa III
~teriiefen. SIM Outrage res n ifteniru:
uSo-90I WilIelm FEEDER, Setretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Scrf1mmtuug

pcs 3Oer Telaue1huifes ne8 Sdn0crbunoeS
beute, ken 10. aua gbtuss 19 llbr,
in her nSpRerrtid."
nSg-gD 81. u. Striubddh. YrIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Sn nnIerer @rpeettLpn NnN @fOIaenhe Nsitrdae
Mrnb.stnmn m. s. Al. M.

rs NNient4en, mslGe in'e Namtt ahisIittNnet nhe
mad Tbint fipbtl an mad fen SprntnN NtCne In Re9lets
rang einCs Miuiicrr 8 dnsu d itfer. uUGPn her NOR en-,
Litnid1. NUEne o lttr nm : ds4r. l tsr o9PrtdrpIa
ral" ndttinofneen Vfrif NJ lit tetrrbueT, I'm ten
NGh rrri' ,u 81. 20, 9dt Rale gu tb, Ciniujcb en- tUb
he Il els III NrtgiaHg ~ ne men.
tio-Il n =. d,s Mr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Nllsuertaui cinrS 5buitiwGarcns
NNOcns.

Nr. HOoI NrdHtllNNrs VIZ. IVo.
Der lturerItihHt'e ltiai TEN "utltiuT b cru't CIT tdf
CT ltuu Wctl aNpdtrfs tI3rt prR cHHtnvldrrt iinlcr
Rem Npltpvttie iusp'ttOHtt, irttm trrlfibc bt gum /.
Segt. rpittip ictl WcinGft cutltbi.
IBiih. CbrmdnH,
tIQO,2,6,Sl Nr. 1876, h|lutltt.. maize VArrtnlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
,,GentraI saDfnas 8anf",

,n.. ~WtptfETtI 1906,
W "a" gr; %, Sertnafpns. 8 Eslrti Snlidb ppn Gbar,
ptrie1 u hne tt fastih lmifhen 1O-I llbt fur Gn
piahs une 5urnt,aeluns pon 8eireru seefnet. Nue NJ,
sSeen mtrosit ron Der 8anf tssabit, 4 prpsent 3infer
sa,e,te. seblistsnsn grpRr mad benz sosafsitis
Tsntft'ylans sriidtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10

Sine Sorbisrilute 10 nsb0 Rantibdit, pati. 0crrd
ibsG uub Gtuti6iuna ttlts a~byliaicu he VI p%crlrttntb
etltnen uat " bi6trr WdtC prn Rdrnum's SOtti, d
lnn-2l
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N%UirtblhaftSs Wcrfauf

Cine ieit mtr,tr'r SdNr,n I'M feNcu P,tricss bcfnt
lihr uHt gut tinltrth'tte Wirtbftaft M pti,n 5rsrs
tlRes Fiatd ~ p]riaufei. NdtJutgaRcU IN Hr. ga. Sn
Epmbdrefir. GgU-g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Baltimore S6abrn- Ncfra(haft.
Nrpkce EMubcrE

@rpBcs SDuScHE II, Uplfs' Scft,
Ntit9lie;cr, te I'D, psi'n Ndsiu0e ain "a. b. VI. Eu
Hiere tCtbVlltRcu wplen. perbru eriudt HE IN ter Otfcr,
3Ir. 81, Rpre. Sapltr., cher int Yalte auHeaeutcn VihCH
~ ugttr0freitrr. Sub. Riitrpff,
GSs-a3D Idriba0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Waruurra IND 9(ufiorScruna.

SD marine tiernit Seeeir,ann. nteiner 5rau Satbds
rine Sprneprf auf n,einen Namsn Gtpas ,u bergen,
ia I'D pom ,br sertadte Shuleeu nidt te,abltn weree.
a'ent ne nidt In 9 3asen piessr ,uridtormt, beiraGW
Id uiu ven ipr seftrteH.
Ga0-2l yIbam Epruf prf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
SuI %pcrfdufcu.

6tre 9irth, nt rem $50 Hdtrn. uRas- <3ua
Ass& idhr o girtleu on trr Thiidttrrttd Neae &&o
kE. pctrsrr. mtt erofrm etlinaetGuts. s~
kalA simmer ure NClcr cHitiltcne. Wddsr 49,
i'm Srf unt eduir, nit nltn. ErlhiaCu Rettrattdutsa
riele perfhitt enc Arttn RruGtha tine. 90 Ndtr urbdr. 20
gdrr IN eptt, gnss m better Grbpu-s. gdrtstratb-
ibdflCr, I%prrfcup. gieteC. AUbc o.. Guflldt rereer nit
rtrirnt. Rrbrrt NufIurif on Stt une Sita, tt
Sctnr. Mpn Goes Scnrde Jiibi, Rr. GA. aiiee
aUArr. Ils7-p2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
III HI

Mount Sc nrn Grtra. 2iuspabf" uns -W7itplt
Grand Super-M ID ebl., frtif ~ssn,ablen unt taalid en-.
Erfangsn pom neinsr Wiuh.e unb ,um 9sridufe ~ ~maBisen
.H# HTA go TInn.al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
iiamu1fa1- Dauurrfin llr. 6.

Baltimore, o.. Snti '6S. tiS6-on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Hurh GAM. 81. Mppcr.

@fSA Subidjco apchnbduc "a Spnbarc-, uaht
Ekh Zprinafirnfc
EfRA dUt EHlucu,
SicnNdp fer II. alta, Iidhmittdal3 lltr. wtrh, ID
an Or mb SttHr tiS uafttbent n ertcbtns, ttbr wsrtt.
tcGt MP rbElltUswtritt NtirscileRieum r~etfauftn
HaniItds.
Sas aarie Mrunenud nrbft Scbouiidbfesfen
nnt let Nor ic'te Ter CI- Spmbatei, a6e. IL 6ue
lpeHl Ct egn Va c i've l.. triturtnt. Is ttfet ait PrIr.
t~artgrr,r enc krrute srn u I 4 unit trRIe dt lib tn
ttntt tongt sen loo 8ut hts S9uHtp Faur.
Tie Contradiction tcntben tE tom gutdetGUlfn 2.
tcdiaeu bdtlr,rsrt en- Wcbrblrit w. tGt IN I pdGec.
itog une pirte-9ctd ibs. iepit an Spudio eln, In riHtu
ttt,iicfNta bddtrinSrHtR Qppbutdufr.
Wrurtgtns 1uf ecT tNdrJrr sS2 SO.
9sgtautstcbinauaesH SadriabtpHa.
Gam. ~. fSppsr, HUT.
tIsg 81 Nr. 81, pllttrnrtter.
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8srlunst aub geiaGts


Gin rrttrtli&tS Bliettu faf Hdasarsslt. Fiat,ps
let Jattb Rsi0 ~ Ito, ca.g0mbartar.
Ip0-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Ju o%crfdufcu.

"a So,is art caeer in Gearlfr. mare rem sfatfi,
HI I'M tthsu 3~uhanee; taobub auS,r in Sf.qpur
tNA tare', maize Srttrl .. Sh.iapettt. NJ irtdtr
Str. nsu ttrserttttt; y,eiS $500, Ssrr .sisbhr
Rdbtrss turt
us1-J Sui. Gpnrae, Ir. &c. Wprs, galysrtar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
9urd, gam. ~. Gcper.

q 0eruumigc Wue prrtbpUlir grifne I%ineftcic
M n Panpidge IN ecr On f1pcfrs SdffrE
~ unc VbchcrCirdfc
nut AUlttpH.
Nm Tpnncrffdq. ~. EuR. ls 9. Yidm. 4 lbr,
rsret th an Crt unt Gtrbt he udhrsbtrt btfh ftstsntu,
FIR mrrtbgcusu nrint iinsfi cten s~'unpiaBt al ter
F.-DCt-5dt ttt Sh %hdgtlirs uut Gtt0rtNtaHt pttldu.
Ten. 0r pIoCe INT an tcr SN.bSr .itrfr isi aus ttrtt
uni l2b an her &ttltt. mt Gdhlst,a6 itst uut trputu.
Ia 6e ru Guatrdi hl.rn, N IL PtGEe an TER basSttt
an etcitr. ma I IN GlGltlrdfc 'Rat he 1t wsra.n.
Die Nuimtriidmirtt wrt prt Italtt nui ttttrn Wtriduf
e%ia8rtrHiL "a 0h lclltn eiur ic vcrthcilbattc Betatnbft'
" luttt WtitdHllRc tdrt fCt unt TEN 5~tJtittll ldntglt
ana 'haut Wirh. ale ti'isr.
WeriGuiSIts tur nueCni HE Sdtftt bdaf. her RET In G
glcnairu mti SiRlel urt Brrehru8ict Sttebrtt.
RdtstC gufiunit rrtbrilt
2. y. @pptr, NuTt..
tIS0-p3l VT. 81. Hditmertfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Nurh gam. =. sppcr s 60

Surd, Gam. Z. Sppcr s. SO.
f1es tsrmrt iIisfr,its %Siaurfbum an Ger Cas
E1sa WipnumeIIfffin dut pifcuilidier Hnffipn.
Rhth Gut brute, Ia, HGl. HGtmitaat 1 llbr,
g%trfautt ID an OFT urt SCne saS 3-htfile Sad Hsit,t
aHohnhdus an ter NrTtlciir tr ChsReBHrttHtfr
hos erie Caus pilib rem Ennfr., 10 bgf b. cit Hnh ~,
Buh lief, bis an clrC = Atf trfitr Naru fsb'Ht. Tas
caus II bttuabs uu rVe araIbiinsfri uut lam fealrta
Ia scit arrcmrnrn wrttcH.
VtrlnutrFttHauu6tR tc Silftt tiir, trr Rtf In 6
WrnittH. 2iut. Z. Scpcr n 60,
ClSD-g0D NHtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Saore fir 6bpier!

etie tetsutente Gudaiiidt WantterurFbaart, ipdpti
faufe bel EsiIb. HRiItens X SS..
lHug1 ,lW2tId FL Gdt RON Trait. II. GtatIssGr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
8arbicrftubc an rcrFaufcu.

Cine gut Rtbcust AirIbibafl n ipfGrt blais 10 ptr
ndhs Barrefr. (l90 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
SiGie 81 Dcrfanfcn cocr ~ per-
nnrhfrn

o Faupl Re. II 6uR brett It 10 AUS tief. On Crlfins..
Atg trr SeIhtIGy.; lrpte II WIDER 8uicS rnH ~ P0itt.
nero Counts, an tr Vino TER rEc7cT . Wdudrust
2~tthbabu = RdttrraNS'uNl, rrttcll Nr. 10 Sonic.
VII. Il0, ttItUBiPnlr, tlgO-5j
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GIN @rpesr,t. uHt P]rcvtipuS pdtm. ne ftRenpatta
sutf 0citdtie Ntbdr WsTtcH, IL rtlcu WuSdttsrtrdr
tcrma ttutJ ~ ~vcrldniel. HaGiurrdBeu m Nr, 10.
topuSbffr. lS7-12J
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BID uerhaafrn unS ~ urrmtribfH.


Eds" JebH Nntheitc
ttt salfiieIp = trbrauer rat v clsuiabett" dEe a. ser
IGuftu. 81 eriradfE III ttr Trp. {. I'll. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10

Gin sutts eeutihss Nah den, wtlfts tcttn. roitfH
mt biat'H lam, fur cine titiur Bimttr. SEEKER VetH
afstttH. AdfBufraSsu In VT. 92, Sauceerfir.
IIQOlp A
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PANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. FEB. 4 1879

NEW UhLbANS, FEB. Z, IS65-
Al meeting OF the Board OF Directors held the 81
resolved that the Stockholders Of this Bank
quesd 10 call a. the banking house SATURDAY the 7ih
Of March next, at from 10 o'clock to O'Clock to
vote the advisabiy Of further reduction Of the capital
stock
The attention Of the Stockholders called TO the following
embodied in the repors Of the eomnttse the
sctuu vslue Of the Of the Bank.
n. AUGUSTIN, Cashier.
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rEH1RTY FES CENT. SAVED!
PABISIAN HAT STORE,
&c Chartres street,
z. q. AUDIBERT.
eChearest and the Best Hats OF this city decided
Committee Of the Fair Grounds
HENRK II. LEOPOLD,
LPosTER AND DIsrRIBUToB,
ONCE No. lie Commercial Place.

Orders solicited and promptly attended II left Of
my States, ct one Of she following places
Picsyune fice &C Camp Crescent Office "a Camp
my headquarters, HuGos Lager Beer Saloon
CnArles and POydras streets
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DoUeLAs'
EEGRAvEB AND PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp Street,
ADJOINING LADIKg ENTRANCE OITY HorK

Vlstfng and wedding Cards engraved he noss elegant
nsnner Business Cards, Account Sales Cotton Bills La
ding Cheeks Invoices snd Circular Letters sto hsho-
rsphsd Seals, CsnesIling Stamps, Door Plates, etc.
Initials Embossed Payer M Envelopes WITHOUT
CHARGE FOB DK
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wv MARRIAGE GUIDE,

EKkEsT TURPIN, WHOLESALE sANUFAo.
n turer OF Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jubube Pasa. Cur
Drops ana Syrups by Steam Importer Of French Orna
nents such - Cupids Flowers. Gum Leaves Tyres psu
phins Decorated Toys CosAeus Fancy Papers CAKE
Stands Bcaqusts Csrtonages Fancy FER Christ
and New Year Presents Oernncopss, ETC. etc No.
QdLevee street. between 81 Lcais md ooAd ssssts nsx
onssas. La
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DROF. j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY
AT MINERVA HALL.
On Clio street. door from Prytania

The Annual Session Of Prof vEGAs'S ACADEMY win
commence on the 18th OF November, 1907
GENTS CLASs-hOndays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from
TtogP
LADIES'-Tusssays Thursdays and Saturday. from 10
to l2M.
CHILDREN'S-TuesdSys Thursdays AAs Saturdays, from
4to6P.H
saturdsys-Pube Dancing Matinees for Children, from Il
TO O'Clock p. n. nckets-5O cents; parents free
LADIES and Gents Praetiebg soirees every Wednesday
from 10 10 NJ
This and elegant MINERVA HALL Is located In the
most fashionable part Of the city and Appropriate tor
Weddings, G. ncerts Parties AID Religious Neetings Fer
rent, Apply % Prof J. VE9ASS ACADEMY.
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1OIsSOy UTION-THE PARrNERsHTP HERETO
IL fre exist between Chas. Turner Jessie f.
sId Jane. Bell in thus city under he and style Of
CHAS TURNFR & co Is hsrety dissolved, by mutual
consent d. Bell only authorized sign
q the firm IN LIQUIDATION date from lh January
(AiEasD JAMES n BELL,
CHAS. TURNER,
JESSIE Z. DA RDEN.
City OF jefferson, La, Feb. 4, 1865.
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CPKING RACES
-OvTR-
HE TAIRIE COURSE
Commencing April II, 1865

SATURDAY FIRST DAY-First Race two year cid
stake essh Of mile SIS &C. or to close the
18Th OF March, ls6S three to h Club $500
SECOND RACE-Post stake, two mile heats free for AL
S25 entrance p close 18th March 1868 Club
to add S5tO-to nSme O'Clock, evening previous
TUEsDAY-SECOND DAY.-First Race dash OF one
mile, tor all Purse $3.50 second hace-rhree mile
heats, for ali ages Orleans puise 5000.
WEDNEsDAY-THlRD DAy-Dash Of two miles fire..
for ali sges-fur ods and ds pounds
Pulse, S4UO Second RaeSAe heats for all ages Purse
$500.
THpRSDAY-FOURTH DAY Two mile heats for All
aFes. Purse 500. Second Race-Dash a half allies
Purse, $40
FRlDAT-F1sTH DAY-First Rscs-Dash and quar-.
ter miles for all Purse, $3.50 Second Kacs-Miie
hests. three in five, for all ages. Purse sou.
csATLRDaY-SIXTa DAY.-Hests for four miles
Spurs Club 10 add $1,000.
This TO under Turf Congress Rules Officers
instead OF heAine Rules ard Omcers Communications
lie addressed 10 JOHN ORCHARD,
Treasurer Metaire Jocksv CIub
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II EkTUCk STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
CAPITAL E&IZE-SAO, 900.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, FOR THE RRNsPN
OF SHELBY COLLEGE,
GLASS C, TO BE DRAWN AT oovNGroE. KY

APPROPRIATIONS PRIMES:
approximation prizss Of $50 each for tire nins
drawing the $1,000 Prize arc. - - ~. sle
} Approximation prizes Of $3.50 eash for the Rine
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prise are. LIZ
Approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine
naming units Of the Ten Of the nurbaR
drawing the $500 prise l,ei
approximation prizes OF $50 each for the nns
naming units Of the same ten Of the numbaE
drawing The t1OO0 prize l5&
Opportunities priEes Of 500 each for the 70
naming unite Of the ten Of the nnmbH
drawing toe tSJO0 prize ..... .....-.. o.
Approximation prizes Of 800 each for the nine
maining units Of the tan Of the plumber
drawing the $500 prise srs.................... DO
III approximations Of $50 each for the mise ming
slOOOprisss IsOE
Toe prirss amounting tO.... .s2o CO
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THE COPA IS'rR EESFIIP HITHERTO EX-
4 istiug under the firm Of $ D. MOODY a co.
having expired by limitation, IA hereby d solved
q d MOODY alone has hory setts the Of
she frm. T. ID. MOODY,
FRsNhLIN sNOW 4 CO, Boston
New Orleans, La, Feb. l, ICES.
The vndersgned having taken an ONCE At No IL Tchosp
t0ulss street will continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS
respectfully asks continuance the business cOnh
dence enjoy ID by The late nrm Of :. ID. MOODY 20
The Fifh Business Of d. Moody 90. IL erred 10
Nessrs. EMILY, VAN NORDEN CO., No. IA Tchoup
tCu'as street
Ateut on respectfully caeI to the advrtsemont Of that
and patrons ed that they will End
full assortment Of fsh constantly hand At lowest
ket p ices S D. MOODY.
New Orleans, La, Feb l 1863
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LOST-STOLEN--FOUND.

L OST-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
~ renewal Of the following Certificates Of Stock which
have been lost 20 shares the Bank America No l6
" Shares New Orleans JACKSON snd Grea Northern Rail
road No 625. oatsd 18Th April, l655-a in the
jesse Jones III Shares Of Union BSak Of Lou sana
1879 dated October q 1882 in the Of Rebecca Raglan
wife of jesse X. Jones.
4 OsT OR MESLAID-CERTIFICAT OF STOCh
IL No 1888 for shares Of the sita
New Orleans Jackson ard Great Northern Railroad Com
psny dated 10th APRIL 1851 the OF X H. Rylsnd
Application has been made for duplicate Of
publiC warned not 70 trade for the original.
WARREN, CRAWFORD & CO.,
As Carondeiet street.
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Whole tickets, sls; Halves s5; ouses, IS; Eghths 81 %
Prizes paysole IN full without deduction.
Orders for Tickets in this splendid eArefuy
answered BY mall and the drawings seat With an en-
plsneton Of the result Of each nvestnss a. soon ths
orsviEG \ ovu. Address,
CHAs T. HOWARD. Lioenssd Dealer
Corner Camp and Common Streets or
Iscs Ran so1 Pns- OTc- New 0rsars
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CHARLES II. FREY,

ORGANISE At ST. PAUL's CHURCH, NKw ORLEANS
Educsied in Europe and instructor of over 1000 pupils
during bis residence in Virginia feen7 years.
Nov Orleans, ana will give Piano ard
in Vocal Music. Crarges moderate Address care A r
bsekmAr t7 Canal where city references can be
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HANGING ACADEMY
AT EAGLE HALL.
Corner Prytsnia Street and Felicity Road
Professor A. GHERARDI most respectfully informs his
friends and the public that his DANCING ACADEMY viii
be open for the SATURDAY. 10Th November
Days Of TStonChildrens class. Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday, from Alto 6P.E Gsntsmsns clad the
ming from 7to9
Ladies' and gents Prasong every Wednesday from
Ito ICY
Chdren's Matinee Saturdays, from II to NJ free
sch olals and parents.
B. -. 80 =. y,ryr GHERARDI at bis Academy
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HR. WA. G.. AUSTIN
Cnce and rederce-No Z45 Washington street. between
St Charles and CATondeet Office hours from
O'Clock n
DOWNTOWN OFFICE:
No 100 Common street. opposite City Hotel Oce hours
from Y O'CLOCK \ o P n
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Che xsw erIsxw erssesHt SATURDAY. february 8. laaa
BALLS---BALLS.

BALLS---BALLS.
SECOND ANNUAL GRAND DRESS BALL
DRY GOODS AND GENERAL MERCANTILE CLERKS
ASSOCIATION,
THE NATIONAL THEATER, CORNER OF BARoNNE
AND PERDIDo STREETS.
Thursday Evening, February Goth, 1865.
MANAGERS:
8 n Moody, Alexander ELL r. O. Bsrriers
Chas Leighton, A BALDWIN, q Portsaus,
ID. syme, J. LevOs, N. r. HAggsrty.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS.
5dl sTI DgAu. A6I .. Se6a.s.y Su Brandt
pvrTATIoE con1rrrx
RaneI. Eugene Cayi.e. LEILA
Charles Brown Thos AcCluskey.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
& E Es;i.'' E G G:ssts & 3 p P'bS ss!o.
o. I. BerthelOt, J. C. Pain, p. t. Pstis,
RECEPTION coKxrrrzH
b. swEer, VA. Seaman, E. KsntA
John Norris, Thos. II. Clarke
TICKETS-THRER DOLLARS
Ladies' Invitations can be obtained BY sp.yng to the Tnv
tatoD Committee: Eamel at PepIn, TurcOte Jutuss
Eugene Csvlse at Brasemans r. Lee and Charles
Homes'G
Tealed Proposals fer the Of Restaurant Bar and
Room be sent TO A. Lassse rs Circus street to o.
3 Bsbeoch 2l anal street. until the 18th f February
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EOR sALE-IN GREENyILLE-A NEAT COT
tage and entire square of ground fenced cultivated
on Broadway bst"een Elizabeth and Fsrss streets on
the line OF he contemplated branch railroad
street This convenient ssd hesthy and will Be
s.ld At great bargain. Green Elder II Commercial
Place. - ~A
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nEUTsCHE COMPANY HALL.
CORNER EXCHANGE ALLY AND BIENVILLE
STREETS
This large and elegant Hall will be rented for Balls Wed
dngs etc. etc. the reasonable terms For particu
lars apply FERDINAND Marks
~ Camp
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Steamers gearins Bort Gu-9ag.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Saturday, February 9, 1885.


- Hail ct cEaSa Fire Company 30. =,
few Orb ans Feb g. l6GSibe ef and members Of tn
Company hereby Iotihtd 70 attend is tin.
be held sUND MORNING Feb 9Th iat At 10 O'cio K
NJ I've member i expected TO DO present. business
impo' tan il 20 be transacted
By order Of the President. JOHN Y. CELL0S
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GRAND FANCY DRESS
MASQUERADE BALL.
To he given "a the NATIONAL HALL, Poydras street
lewsen Franklin and Liberty, on SATURDAY EVENING,
Feb. s
Gentiemens admission 81, ladies' free
Ball will be conducted under ,he management OF -
Come ard see.
COSTUMES OF all kinds will for rent at the Ball Room
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LOR sALE-rHE DOUBLE TENEMENT COT
tAse house No 49 Josephine street between Basin
heRpsrt Streets containing sight two Kitchens
servants rooms two cisterns Green Elder Agents. IN
Commercial Place.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-09
Cable DIsDotclses.

LONDON, July S.-The Daily News has
long editorial this morning on a dispatch
relative tothe Fenians recently sent by Mr.
Seward to Mr. Moran, first Secretary Of the
american Legation in this city. The
views says that this dispatch is discOurte-
Gus gu and unfriendly 10 the English nation.
we nave no hesitation in denying that it
expresses the views Of enlightened Ameri-
ca, Shom We know will repudiate the irri-
sahng notes OF Secretary Seward. The
English people and the English govern
ment will treat such dispatches az a dis.
guised trick calculated to effect the coming
election
DUBLIN, July 8.-John Bright has ar
rived on a visit to George Peabody. On
reaching, Limerick he was received in an
enthusiastic manner by the people of that
city.
Samuel Lover died to-day tan advanced
age. %
PARIS, July SIN speech in the Corps
Legislstif yesterday, Marshal Neil de-
Tended the government from the charge OF
extravaganza in expenditures for the army
He said that the extensive purchases o
horses which have been objected to by thu
| opposition, were especially necessary Il
render the organization of the army com
plete.
Paris journals again complain Of the
menacing tone Of the German press.
LONDON, July S.--A conspiracy to de.
pose the Queen, and place Don Antonio
the Duke of Pontpenlier, at the head o
the government of Spain, had been dis,
covered Five prominent Generals haC
arrested. -....
July race meeting commenced at New
Market yesterday. First race, July stakes
was won by Mr.. II. S. Mills b. c. Bish-
/ worth.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-09

NEW ORLEANS, July 8.-The Legisla,
ture to-day went into joint session and
elected W.P. Kellogg to the Senate for the
long term, and John S. Harris for the
short term. ... ..
A committee Of Democratic members OF
both Houses presented a communication
from Gen. Buchanan, reeiting that the pre-
siding officers of both Houses had pro
ceeded in violation of the State Constitu-
tion and the instruction Of the General of
the army and the General commanding the
department. in excluding members entitled
to seats. They appeal on behalf of the
people Of Louisiana for redress, and ask
the military commander, by virtue of
bis authority to place said excluded mem
bers in their seats. General Buchanan re-
plies that while in his opinion these pro-
ceedings are illegal, unjust, oppressive,
and known to be in opposition to the will
of the General-in-Chief, yet he thinks the
interest Of law and of the people in this
crisis will not be best sub5erved by forcibly
interfering TO correct abuses complained Of,
and says be will forward their commune
cation with a copy of his letter to General
Grant and to the Chairman of the Recon
struCtIOa Committee.