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METEORIC DISPLAY.

The meteoric display of Dec. and l3 winch
was said would take place this year. occurred from
9:45 o'clock OF Tuesday evening TO I7o OF wednesday
morning The number counted was 81; "a were OF the
first magnitude, the rest from the scconu 10 o ~,
Some moved in zigzag course, Ike snake aons ,no
ground At $40 m one. apparently rs lai 70 Nv o W.
Geminorun directly 10 the Pleades At ioS O'CLOCK ono
OF copper color with train OF 81, moved ~esi rom
point b eassouth-east OF Regulus, WINE az me same
time another "a crimson hue, with tram OF orsu
from point 80 west southwest .. hcs,iu aao
moon arose at.:l2 The sky WAS clear ir0m Al =" ''''
with a high cold. west south. west VIVA
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MUSIC.
Mn. prrIrrrR,s coNcERr.

Mr. Oscar Pfeiiier gave on Tuesday night
concert AZ stecks Hail. Eigthst, and was welcomed
nv large and fashionable audience The pianist fully
sustained on this occasion the reputation he earned "
the two previous seasons in this city, Ills vigorous touch
and his elegant phrasing were equally appreciated MI
Pfeifer played two pieces OF his own study and
a transcription Of the wollknowD Spanish dance III
Jateo de Xeres which met with great favor The hhnce
4 VerI characteristic and effective piece Butln arE
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The Derby Atheneum.

GREAT SUCCESS OF THE FIRST DISTRIBUTION.
GREATER INDUCEMENTS FOR THE SECOND
Tie First Award o patron. Ofthe
ATHENKUM.
took place siurday Dec l. according
Leslie esq. having purchased Thursday last books the
Of
FORTY DOLLARS
EIGHT CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP.
AM Of these proved he
THE FORTUNATE NUMBER
Thus without any risk Of james
Hai's sne picture Of
MEADOW LANDS"
VALUED AT 81, 500.
THE SECOND AWARD OF PAINTINGS
10 the Patrons ofths
ATHEN HEUM,
will take p,e,
SATURDAY. JASUARY9.
and will consist Ofthe foIoriug
PAIN TINGS.
$4,000.
viz. Constant MAYER. Maud Muller" De Haas, Coast
Engsad MsS' In. Ss.oSr Cass.r. Lax. G.ors.
Richards. Golden Summer" Bellows. " BroOkside"
All Ofbe the Gallery Of the ATHBsBUH.
NB-Th. DERBY ATHES EUM IS no Gin Euterprrs"
Every purchaser of
FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF BOOKS
has EQUAL OPPORTUNITY fbecOmOs the one ths
preceding
Tn. LARGEST ASSORTMENT of
HOLIDAY BOOKS
Cri.------'>r' ROCKS.
al on Sale a, Publishers Prices.
Call, or send for Catalogue
Nv DERBY go Broadway
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TRACT SOCIETY OF THE NJ. f. CHURCH

The Tract Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church held its annual meeting yesterday at No. 400 Null
berry st. and elected Board OF 6D Managers for the en-
suing wear The annual reports OF the Secretary and
Treasurer were read The former stated that 100000
pages OF tracts and three new books had been issued our
n the year and that the Society has 90 tracts in
press The Good Necs monthly periodical has circu
iation OF $4,000 copies The report showed on
hand nj the beginning Of the year. $685. since received
ss244: expenditures, 1921; due treasurer NooI now
IN hmm
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AUSTRIA.

AN IMPERIAL MANIFESTO TO THE ARMY.
VIENNA Dec. 9.-The Emperor Francis Joseph has
issued a manifesto addressed to the army, in which
he says: :" The country wants peace, and We must
maintain it. | am satisfied with tho laws recently
adopted for the reorganization of the army through
out the Empire. Austria and Hungary are now
equally interested in the grandeur and security of
the Empire 1t is my wish that the army, navy. and
landwehr ever remain truly united"
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MIRRIED.

GATRs-HEGEMAN-o Wsinsiy Dec Miee sr'dehes oith
Cana TO Lra e. daughter of The late Peter Hegeman Of
NewYork CITY No cards ...F
-MACKRNZE-on Tuesday. Dee q a. tho Brick Church.
In Rev DR. Murray, Mr. Alexander Rhud 70 Miss NJ
Jessie MAcksuIs dsughc Geo Msckoaso all OF ths c
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GEN. GRANT.

Gen. Grant remained in his quarters at the
st. Nicholas Hotel during yesterday forenoon. About
noon unattcnded he took stroll up Broadway, and was
not at all fannoyed as very few OF those who passed
recognized him. His sack coat and silk beaver tile make
complete disguise the public accustomed 10 see
ing him with All army hat and military CLOAK lie re-
turned 10 tho hotel toward evening and afterward,
cOmpaned by Gen. COmstOck attended the banquet
given In his honor. by Mr. Marshall d. Roberts which
took place at that gontleman's private residence
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SPEECH OF COUNT BISMARCK.

SPEECH OF COUNT BISMARCK.
BERLIN, Dec. 9-Count Bismarck, in the Prusslan
House of Deputies to-day, assented to the
proposal to carry tho expenses OF the foreign
affairs of North Germany TO the Budget
after 1870. In answer to proposition that
Prussia should follow the Liberal example Of
Austria he asserted that the Prussan people had en-
joyed all the liberties now naugurated by Austria
for over 20 years.
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1.-THE UNITY OF DESIGN IN TIE ANIMAL KING
DOM


"THE UNITY OF DESIGN IN THE ANIMAL KING
DOM"
Prof. Waterhouse Hawkins of London, gave
an entertaining lecture before good audience at the
Bethel of Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, last evening, on
"The Plan and Unity of Design the Animal Kingdom"
The Rev Henry Ward Beecher introduced the distin-
tngushed naturalist remarkng that no had
the animal kingdom at his fingers ends. Com
mencing with illustration OF the jely-fish on
the blackboard Prof Hawkins proceeded to demonstrate
how that small specimen Of fish had the same vital pow
that To bc found in larger animals only modified
that IL possessed the eletrc form Of action, and
only dssimar from other animals in its size, con
sructon and appearance Floating close 10 the surface
OF the water. and apparently "a shapeless aud lit
animate mass, without eyes. ears, or feet
purposes OF life II expresses its desire for life by reach
in contact with food The anemOne. which il fire.
quently placed in aquariums has the same capacities,
only modified 1t possessed Of feeers which throws
show the same unity OF design the vital
parts remain unchanged, only they are not
In the brain and perform the functions. BY Leaving
of part Of the tail Of the first and putting legs in the
place OF fins and elOngang the head, the crocodile ia
formed; there Is no revolution OF design IN
its fundamental organs, its construction Is
only altered to enable able TO e on lana ana
mails The head Of the pig the last OF the animal king
would be increased, but it would still retain the
essential organs which are discovered in the fish The
oDy OF plan q, Il emlGsat aPPaTG4 and
tition and reiteraton of that plan; The first
animal was made In the design the last there
apprentices hand To give them life Persons
astOnished at this because they cannot the compiled
ton OF machinery which exists In the frame OF the
animal Prof. Hawkins terminated his remarks
illustrations IL unnecessary for him TO assert that
e believed IN the unity rather than the development OF
listened throughout the lecture and his graphic deln
cations on the blackboard were evidently well appre-
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wsinessy Dec at the Church o. ne
Ascension the George assisted By the Kew nsn
Ssters Dr. lie Roy satteHss aud L.afa a'sO'a
Henry Suydsm esq. all o! this city
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.

VIGOROUS MEASURES AGAINST THE PRESS.
PARIS. Dec 9.-The editor and the publisher of the
Rerue POtque have been fined 1000 francs each for
publishing and encouraging the subscription for the
Baudin monument. Each printer employed in the
office of the above named paper fined 500 francs
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election OF Seymour and Blair would have been
way disastrous. look for falling off in the daily
nst OF KuKlux murders and gradual return OF the
south TO ITS right mind feel confident that the nation
prosperity"
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P,,- nee but improving 20 r. nae
rE,SEgonr bee 9u,ed States FvoIwenes Of 1869 closed At
pas. 80.
I.vxs Dec closed 6rmer; tres odnsre spot III
francs: Low MdiluGs. 10 arrive l2 francs
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JOHN G. WHITTIER on GRANT.

In private letter to his nephew, Mr.. ID ii.
Caldwell In this city, Mr.. Whittier thus writes; 90,
congratulate thee the result OF the eectlon we
have triumphantY elected Grant ana COila& IN sle 81
New York am very thankful that We nave succeeueu
What IA before US dO not know but 10 CERTAIN tnat tue
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No No,.. TO Interrupt Conversation or study.

Mr.. spc.mau requests that her msehine gives entire st'
makes noise that interrupts
,snatiou or .ni,-H Spackpan, HItanpot " ITO wa
& Gibbs y N. 90.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed 9th full
name and address.
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HUNGARY.
PRUSSIA.

PEsrn Dec 9-The Hungarian Parliament closed
its session to-day
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SPAIN.

THE REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION IN CADIZ.
MADRID Dec. 9.-The Gazette of this city says the
report of the suppression of the armed Republican
demonstration at Cadiz few days ago, was prema-
ture. At last accounts the insurgents were still in
arms. and were attempting to make terms with tho
Governments troops under flag of truce.
II. Monge has been appointed Commandant at Ha-
vana, vice Madonado. Communication with Cudiz
is interrupted. 1t is said that many families are
about to leave there. The insurgents demand an
armistice which will probably be granted and they
will be allowed to evacuate the city. The Hotel de
Vile and many of the adjoining houses now held
by the insnrgents
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NEW APPOINTMENTS.

Gen. De Rode has been appointed to the chief COM
mand of the troops in the Department of Andalusa.
Gen. Makinna has been made Captain-General of
Seville
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A few DAYS ago. when We received 10y Cable n list
Of members Of the new Ministry. published in
Tie London OJscrrr. we gave brief biographical
sketches OF the men included in that list. In the
official list published in The TRIBUNE to-day. we
find two new names not mentioned the first list
Mr. Layard and the Marquis Of Harrington We
giye bflcf sketches of each.
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Holiday Presents.
ARARg OPPORTUNITY.
BEING about to remove Of prepared lose
out AT RETAIL splendid Wholesale stock Of
CHRoMOS AND FRAMES. STBRBoSCOPBS AND yIBws.
ALBUMS. CARVED BRACKETS &C.
KGH.T ANTHONY 4 Co.
81 Nichols. Block No sol BrOsiTsy.
l,.n
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A NIcsEI ASHORE MAR AMITYNILLE,

BY special dispatch from Amtyyille, l.. l.,
informed that fulriggcd ship lies stranded on
the beach about three miles west u that village. she
lies with her pointing westward "Old lacks"
place. and is probable that she ran ashore on Monday
afternoon during the heavy fox which then prevailed
The from the beach, at about y. m on
Tuesday and soop fitted out and manned 10 10 to
her assistance but during that day and the next the
was too heavy 10 permit OF tho We have not
auy uarticulars as 10 her name or destination.
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RIeAUD q CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

nv the Fnress o the French and excessively
used in ali fashionable Circles for its Excellence and Superb
ority. -. 49,,
BOIOIET The new scent Rigaud Co. heIonly i'm
poers in Errone Of the extract Yangybnd from
the Philippine Isles -, r !, ~.
RiGAfb co IS TOLUfINF, icioas TolSt Water
superior To Esu de Cologne Toilet Vinegar or Florda
Wster.
RiGAUD 4 cos MIRANDA SOAP, sxquisfsly per
RfsA iH ~ 8 MIRANDA PoxATUx, for prsssrv
RigAuD Jo's DBSroRrNB . most agreeable
slirr G ths teeth and perfuaing the brsn
RIGXup 4 Co'Ss foOTH.CRE AN, a remarkable pre-
psrston producing brilliant whteness to the teet
RIGAUD CO.. q ROSE POWDER, superior 70 Eiole'
Arr ctIs Tr 9EiI WoSIToR GUIDE TO THE TOILET
t,b ustrstions win ,eceps Of
stamp a. ,,,-ul p.-,-
Aesnt Es.berry soma is St Psus Church lard, Lon
don
=. DUcoNgEs. -
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CHARMING LOCATION AND UEBxcEPTIoSABLE
NEIGHBoRHooD
BIZ @. r. eIRARDEY q co.,

AUTHORIZATIONS, NO IL Ex,hango flack.
CATURDAY. October 31st, 1865, at q
- O'Clock NJ, at Public Auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneer Exchange, for account OF departure will be
sold
SITUATED DWELLING No 25 Camp street, In square,
bounded BY Camp st. Charles Julia and ST. Joseph
The Lot q feet inches front Damp street. BY
depth between parallel lines OF 10 feet opening alley
in the the Of which belongs to this property and
tends OF. Joseph street.
The improvements comprise q welbuilt two-stoy aud
Brick Dive ling having two psrlor and hall below,
three bedrooms the second foor and two hni.had attic
the main house, with twotory buildings,
tanning Aiichen. bath. bed and other rooms.
The property 10 well finished In good order with n.y.
and cstern II is b.t retired from he street, the
psrsrs inclesed By iron feEce. iron balcony etc
location Is without exception, Of the most de-
srsble for occupation In the city.
nS- 1ERMs-Ore third ca b, the balance at and two
for notes specially secured by mortgage the
property bearing per cent interest from date Of
sale until fna payment The mortgage to contain the usual
five cent fee clause binding the purchaser 70
Be sued upon The Of the year s6s be assumed by
purchaser the price Of tion The improve
mens Kept insured and the policy thereof be trans
ferred to the ven dor.
Of and o. g. Internal Revenue stamps attached
the expense OF the purchaser.
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LOsT--STOLEN--FOUND.

I OsT-oF TuRsn1x TIL, lsrH .SEPTEMBER
instant. Pocket Diary, containing
amount Of Money M mber Of Receipts and Memoranda
following bedN which the public
toned AZ apst trading for Three
dated December l. 1861 drawn BY T. D. his
him ndorsed for hundred dollars each and
payable In three six and nine months after date one note
drawn BY Mrs NJ L Van her order and by her
ndorseS, after date March ls6zl ana m.rked
Ne variaurn BY Gottschak Magner, notary pLbLc for
hundred ard thtyhve dollars note for eight
bred and thirty three dollars and three and
cents year after date (sept 49, 1861 drawn ard in
dorsed above marked, Ne Varaturn by w. Poole,
ESQ.,. p note at sixty DAYS after Cate 9th Zebra
ary 1862 drawn by T. Van Horn the order Of NJ Au-
eustn cashier Bank Of New Orleans for one hundred and
fifty dollars; OF Lobdell In favor Of Harry
Lo1de hundred and fifty dollars endorsed date
ered-s Of which notes been paid but not
canceed The finder welcome the money and will receive
additional reward returning the Diary and Papers to
Z. d. Van dorm. % Camp street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE UNDERsIGNED BEG TO INFORM
their friends and the public that they have formed
Copsrtnersbip under the name and style OF PAYAN
ZkBAL for the purpose Of carrying the FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS BUSlNESS
AND EVERY ARTICLE APPERTAlkIN6 TO THIS
LINE OF BUSINESS. and have located themselves pnder
the st Charles HOTEL door from the corner Of Common
street. THOMAS C.-fAtAN,
OWIEo TO THE DEATH OF VIM. L.
OWYNN the firm of GARNER, WYNN co this day
dissolved. GEO. g. GARNEE,
Q. McCARrY,
New Orleans, October !, 1863 Surviving Partners.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed Copartnership under
the and style Of GARNER MCCARTHY, for tire pur
pose carrying the Wholesale Grocery business Of the
old star Of Garner, Wynn Co.. No % Common md 40
Canal street. GEO. g. GARNER
: = q. McJARTY.
HOPARTNERSHIP- UNDERSIGNED
" have formed Copartnership dating nom July 1868
under the and style Of MEDD BOvARD, for the
purpose Of continuing the Produce Busne heretoore con-
dncfed by MEDD NEWTON j. MEDD
August !, 1868 L. v. bovAhD
Referring above advertisement would inform my
frer tbs remain with Messrs MEDD d BOVAhO NO
0l Poydrss and would respectfully solicit contina
Of their favors y. w. NEWToN
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DENsACOLA OBSERVER.

CRNEsT TuRPIy. wHoLKsALE MANUrAo.
~ turer Of Stitch Candy Fancy Can de Chocosts Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy Jujabe Paste Gum
nents such as Cupids Flowers Gum Leaves Lyrics Dsu-
phs Decorated Toys cossaqaes Fancy Psper Tor CAKE
Stands BouQuefs Caonaees Fancy Boxss tor Christ
u.as and New Year Prssents Comucopas etc Ne IS
Old Levss street, between b Louis end Cont Streets New
OrieanA La .-... -. ~
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7 OsT-oN THURSDAY, nth. A BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, answers to the name Of Jed Had q
sma piece bottom Of his left aud large
white his breast When lost he had leather
at 81 Race street.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. q, 1863
BY virtue Of the s7h section Of entitled AN Act to
COnodste the City Of New orlssns and Provide for the
Government and Administration of its Affairs" approved
Feb 2 1882 and for the purpose Of funding the debt Of the
late Municipality No. TsO. falling due the 9Th December
proImo sealed proposals will be received at this Office for
the exchange of the @ sxythre Bonds Of $1,000 each
issued by Municipality No Tive to the City Bank for Con'o
dated Bonds Of the City of New Orleans dated December
1868 having twenty to with interest coupons
attached thereto the rate Of centum per
payable semi. annually in the city of New York
Proposals to be endorsed "ofsr for Exchange Of Bonds"
10 be opened the FIRST day Of December 1868 at u sccck
n. and addressed o. DeBuys. Secretary Room No. p
City Hall By order Of the Board
o. DE BUYS, Secretary.
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WANTED.


WsETED-A WHITE WOMAN WHO CAN BRING
good recommendations, as Nurse for child Apply at
loz Prytsnia s'ree', corner Of Urania fraf =
w pure serving house work. By yoapg
woman who furnish the test city
ss .. his oss OF Al
VVANTED-A GOOD CoLLECroR-A YoUHG
man With good address and sperisnce - Collector
may hear Of Situation by addressing Jones Co. s Ores
cent onice giving his references
WAAMTED... TEN, IEsAST FOR A pEsIsAB z
Fourth District Apply to X. a. this office.
w man 70 cock wash and iron for family o. three per.
sons Apply Philip street, cond door from the Of
WaaTED-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE GIRL, WHO
form may obtain good stuaou BY applying at No ss
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BAR-rENDeR i'm
Saloon or Hotel Can loan his employer $500 or 500
wa NTED-BY A FRENCH WIDOW LADY. AGE
No objection to den Best of reference
Address Crs scent Office 5. NJ
w wives occupy three large airy ont with board
Price 500, $40 and $50 month Also two rooms for
nE' 61ies price 30 Apply ''1'' canal street, MI"
VUANTED-A WIDOW LADY DESIRES
w situation Nurse for the Sick In the city; would
IN the city the ABSENCE tue family re best Of 70
fersnees given. Apply 70 81 Felicity streot -
WANrED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEAKs,
..n nS ss h. ss NJ.
eompsnsaton would be sufeient % support himself and wife
:: % no: q VI, VITA ssSss .l:s::
so sSS oUm
bushes; TO engage WITH rs IN the sale Of the es. - 81
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EOR BALE-REAL EsTATE-SEvERAL HUN
Cotton Sugar Plantations located In the best
portions Of he Gotten and sugar growing States Also Ro
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of valuable
Property improved and unmpoved IN the form of residences
stores building lots and squares favorable Parties
wishing will do well call and Proper
ties Miller Gard. Real Estate Agesta No. 50 Oarondssi
stree Nsu
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KENTUCKY STATE LoTTERIEs.
CHAs r HOWARD will this day open the sale Of ooM-
sINArIoN LOTTERY TICKETS. the Three Number
Plan - follows:
On Monday. Wednesday and Thursday.
Tickets 81 So IS and $40
On Tuesday and Saturday.
Tickets 81, IS and $40
On Friday.
Tickets S.
snares IN all the shove Schemes In Proportion.
Plans of the Lotteries and explanation Of the Drawing
gin be sent each purchaser.
Capital Prize In 81 Scheme. 4oOo
Capital Prise In 81 50 Scheme 1000
Capital Prize for IS Scheme. $1,000
Capital Prise. for $40 Scheme. 5000
An Orders are promptly filed by mail; and the Man.
,esn Ofcial Scheme and Commissioners certified printed
drawings sent TO all purchasers Immediately after hs
irswing.
An communications are strictly confidential.
An order than One Dollar viii not be executed
An the drawings are published In the New York, Kew
Orleans and 81 Louis daily psperA
!
IN WONDERING TICKETS Enclose the amount Of money
address, by mail fer what You wish 70 purchase
he Lottery which you wish 1t invested and whether
Wish whole Halves Quarters receipt Of which send
chat ordered by art mail together with the scheme
Bills al the solvent Banks. Bank Checks. Certificates
Deposits and Postage Stamps received In payment for
Tickets.
Prize Tickets rhoud be returned to this oce for psymen.
renewal in ether Tickets They will be paid IN Bank
ohecks or In such win beet socommodats the
purchaser.
Address all Orders 70
CHAs r HOWARD,
Lock Box 692. New Orleans La
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CHAS. T. kASH'S SALES.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLoR SETS. MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT BEDROOM SETS DIN
NG-RooM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETS, MIRRORS, CLOCKS,
CRecKEAY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. AND
SPLENDID PLEiEL PIcoLo PIANO.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
BE CHAS. r.. NASH,
AucroSEER-ofics, Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner st. Charles and Perddo streets
VNUEsDAY, Oct. eth. sss NJ n o'clock
Bsronne date Bscchus, between ITALIA aud Meponene
TIRE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID RESIDENCE,
comprising In part elegant Rosewood Psrior Set fine
Victoria Mahogany, Rosewood snd Walnut Bedroom Sets
Mirrors Brussels and other Carpets. Mantle Ornaments
Clocks Window Shades and Cornices Enersvla Crocke
China and Glassware, Dining and Kitchen Furniture.
One splendid Pleyel Picoo Piano.
AND
One excellent No Charter Oak Cooking stove
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Ute Jsw erlssus Gsssseat SATURDAY. @etpbe ~

.
49, ADJUSTMENTS. stf"''c
.VAaIETIEs rHEArEH.
- Splendid Programme for Saturday, October a.
Grand Family Matinee.
via kns-sss beautiful comedy Of the HUNoa sAoK In
PAS Ok PfETp By T Concluding with
MTHE EVENING, = Smarter to h...r,s
Nv; TA;s;s sSsas with The screaming farce sf
In Rehsarsal-Lovs and Money Camille and MASKS aud
A CADEMH OF MUsaO.
srALDISe BrDwELL.... .ProprietOrs and Managers
w. B. cHT1SXUGH Manager
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON.
The Mammoth Burle.que and Spectacle Combination. pre-
seniing series o. unvaed and the largest
number Of Artists ever cOngegaed together in COM
80
o. D. F..r..-....-.. o. o. r.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Preliminary notice hereby given that on the iorH DAY
OF NOVEMBER NEXT the new Odd Fellows Hall win be
dedicated and the ceremonies win be concluded In the
ing by GRAND OPENING BALL the particulars of which
viii be published in aftw days By order of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
KENTUCKY LOTTERY
DRAWING OF KENTUCKY STATE
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DECIDED BY THE DRAWING OF THE MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERY.
POLICY PLAN
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licensed Lottery Dealer.
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NOTICE - BEwAKE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES
10 Bogus Prizes Small Fry Prizes namee Of persons
winning prizes, advertised by the Kentucky or
Havana Lotteries.