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New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
OBITUARY.
JAMES G. WARNER.


James Cooper Warner, special correspondents IN
charge of The TRIBUNE Bureau at Panama, died u
that city the 18th inst at the age OF % lhousn
so young Mr. Warner had already made marx ih
his profession, and bade fair to become uS''n'
guished and prosperous journalist. He was born "
Philadelphia where his father is well-known anu
highly-respected merchant, and began his career as
an editor of The Philadelphia Press He left TINS STU
alton To accept appointment as correspondent VI
TuE TRIBUNE in North Carolina during the CLOSING
year Of the war. After the peace he went INTO Dusi
ness with his father in the lumber trade; pu' MS
fondntss for newspaper life was too strong 10 oo
overcome, and he soon came to NeN-lork, ana wa"
engaged upon the regular staff of Tue lRlDoSi
While here he also had charge of the chess depart
ment of UiHess Spirit He one of the best ehes
players in the country and many of bis reports "
chess contests for Tux TRIBTNE were particularly AZ"
mired In December, 1867, Mr. Warfler went "
Panama to take charge of our business III uIa' P"'
OF the world, not only sending us news anu 0oi'o
spondence from that city, but receiving arrans"e
and transmitting intelligence gathered by our as.'''
in various parts II Central America, Soath A"o,"
and Australia-an important and difficult du.S VIZ"
hedischarged with eminent ability and
ness. He was universally esteemed. not onn -, -.
intellectual gifts and requirements, ana MS Du
actybut for his singuarly blameless me- NO -
proachabe habits, his engaging aud rehne"
and his pleasant disposition He was man ..ad %
force and dignity of character. beloved ana SesP'''
by all who were honored with his friendship
His disease from which he suffered abons Ten a"s''
was malignant typhus fever During bis slcAn'S'
he received every attention from the many irenu'
whom he had made at Panama and especially ron,
Mr.. F. c. Herbruger of that city. and also the on'eU
States Vice Consul, in whose house be died
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

Returns of about three-fourths of the vote of
Georgia put Bullock four or five thousand
ahead. The press dispatches profess to doubt
his election, but unless some iuggle cheat him
he will go in by at least 5000 majority. The
reader may remember that for five or six days
the dispatches from Savannah persisted IN say
ing that the Conservatives were ahead, and
after the vote closed they wero sure of a large
majority. The vote is counted, and Bullock
has 1854, Gordon 2,6S5-Republican majority,
169. Bullock polled only 40 votes less than the
Constitution.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
MR. EVARTS,S FYORDJTlI

Mr. Evarts's Grafton in defense of the Presi-
dent, in the length and bnliancy of its exor-
dum, bears a strong resemblance TO at least
one sublime effort of genius, viz: Buckles His
tory of Civilization in England. Mr.. Buckle
expended so much labor upon his introduction
that he never reached his subject, very unfor
tunately for civilization in England. We sin
cerely hope that Mr.. Evarts will survive his
exordium, and that within very few days he
will begin to touch upon the Presidents case.
Mr.. Evarts, who is n dainty word-monger has,
however, already said some very pretty things,
some bOn-mOis almost amounting to puns, for
which we hasten to give him credit and assure
him of our admiration. The best of these are
that the Impeachment Managers, fearing the
case would be turned out of Court, have been
anxious to turn the Court out of the case. The
play upon words is so happy that we do not
doubt before we are through being able to
congratulate the country upon the fact that Mr.
Evarts has produced something even better-a
pun. And the happy effort Is that III which
Mr.. Eyarts says the President undertook to
make Secretary dd interim, and now Congress is
going to make a President dd interim. Although
tlis is not, strictly speaking, IA rhyme nor
metrical yet we cannot help thinking that one
who can say such pretty things might have
been taught to write verse of some kind If n
beginning had been made very early in life.
We like Mr.. Evarts's frankness when ho de
clares that if the President shall be acquitted,
the Government, i. Co. the President, will 80 on
Just as he has heretofore. The GOODNESS with
which this threat is made excites our respect.
Mr. Evarts thinks it a peculiar hardship that
the President, if removed, will be succeeded
by a Inernber of the body which deposed him.
The body which deposes- him is the American
people, through their representatives. Most
Presidents have been deposed by this
body and succeeded by a member of
the body that deposed them. Mr. Lincoln was
succeeded by the embodiment of the spirit that
denoscd. him. Mr.. Evarts maintains that this a
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

proved that President can be deposed foi
cause; and the practical demonstration of this
point, even abstractly considered, would be of
infinite value. There may hereafter be Presi-
dents who will be saved from worse crimes by
the wholesome lesson impaired by the impeach-
ment and deposition of Andrew Johnson.
Herodotus tells of Persian Judge who was
convicted of "hgh crimes and misdemeanors"
in Office, and, at the command of the King
was executed; his skin was tanned and stuffed,
and hung in the Hall of Justice, over the
,Judge's bench to remind future incumbents of
that Office of the nature of the duties they
we're appOinted TO discharge.
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Smnsrmtnts. &t.

ACADEMY OF MvsIc-Ths Evening" Phaedra.
Mi~ Fanny Jaususchek. ,,o
Rro,nYAY TuF,Trr-Tbis Evening at 7s:-"Rory
O,i" ,pI YANKEE Cosrt.bn" snd Mrs Barney NhhhhA
EHOOKIYN ACADEMY or MUSIC-lhls ENVhine-
"I'a.eia'e" Mr Lester Nallack.
DoDwORTH HALL This Afternoon al p'm-Nlr'
Jerome HopkinSs Pahoforie Matinee =, ,rt.:.. s...l,
st-Ihs Afternoon and Evrhing q, - uu: n. NJ.
FIFTH AVINUE AEI Er, GiI 1I,i ~ m Rretst" D"S WI
FeFYCE IHEAIER - This Evening. -" La Belle
Helene" - ,,-..-. n II -,
Ibr Forty third Annual EIhiton Of Pictures and Sculptures
NtRTo's GARDEN-This Evening at 73.-"lhe White
psrp PaFi, euur Ballet Troupe.
OLYMPIC THEATER-ThiSA Afternoon at ! ), and Even
lr,st8-' IIumpty Dunptv" q. L. FoI.
SAN Francisco MINSTREIs. No. SIS Broadway
Tli. Eveaing Birch Wauboid. Bernard and Baekus -
STFINwAY HNI-This Afternoon, at j. m.-Mrs
Readings: A. Y0u Like This EYennf
Mss Aide ropps Concert Miss NJ unie lauck soprano
WuIACKS-This Evening at s." The Honey
mcou" J. ". WAlack, Charles Fisher.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will he ready tins
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T5-TeraS, Letter from orr Special COrrespond-
enf. Peculiar SIdnder Case, Letters from the
People, Farm Items, the Money and other Mar
ketS. are on the second page THIS morning; SlH
and SiIk Manufacturers, on the third; FtOridd,
a Letter from O,n Special Correspondent. Po-
Itical The Fashions, Education, Church Ann
rersa,y at Yonkers, and Finances Of the Nec
Dominion, on the fourth; Shipping Intelligence
on the ffh Science on the Eighh
snonde1t Colored Men of Nashville
,rLo hare acquired property The Cole Hiscock
murder. the children and schools of Minnesota
insanity of distinguished French Writer, and
the AIfd- Tela case on the ninth; Tie negro min
Strel murder, the Drama, he BrooSiyn, BONA
moral of property the great Erie 'rdr, and Me
Courts on The tenth, and Real Estate on The
elereRth.
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Even Massachusetts, repudates Woman Suf-
frage. In the House, yesterday, the Judiciary
Committee reported unanimously aeainst nnf-
tip an anurOgynal amendment into the
Constitution. Both Houses promptly agreed to
the report, and for the third time the Legisla-
ture refuses the right of suffrage to the better
half of creation
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
JvPE1CHMENT or THE PRESIDENT.

IuPE4CHMENT or THE PRESIDENT
Extra TRIBUNE Sheet No. 4 contains the
Great Argument of Gen. Butler on behalf of
the Impeachment Managers, telegraphic dis
patches from Washington, &c, &C. Price 2
cents.
Every village Club should subscribe for at
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that they are scattered far and wide. The
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than twenty copies by mail to any one address
THE TRIBUNE, New York.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

We trust the Senate will listen to the voice
of the country, and not allow members like
Garret Davis to precipitate six months more OF
CAB" upon us when the Senate retires for
discussion. 1t was ill-advised to permit the
Managers and counsel to take their own time
in speaking. One speech opening and closing
on each side would have been enough. To
crafty The vanity of these men, week OF
precious time has been wasted.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

We notice that Gen. Hillyer and other Gene
rails, including one adams, late of the Rebel
army have been holding meeting in favor
of the nomination of Gen. Hancock, as Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency. We are
glad to know where IIllyer stands OH this ques
tion NoW we would like to know his position
in relation to the whisky tax, matter with
which Gen. Hillyer has probably as much to do
as anybody in New York.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

Gov. FentOn sent in two vetoes yesterday,
which, we hope, will effectually stop the swim
dies at which they are aimed. The first is
against railroad in northumberland twenty
ffth-st., and the second against increasing the
enormous emoluments of the Sheriff of this
county.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
GERMANY.

OFFICERS OF THE GERMAN DIET.
BERLIN April 2s.-The Diet of the Zollvereln, now
in session here has chosen Herr Simpson President
and Prince IIohenlOhe VicePresident
speech King Of Prussia which
ous male the opening the Norh Ger
su dcy the opening Of The LVyerea Dies
which commenced Its ses sion yesterday
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
"PLUCKIyG THE NATIONAL GOOSE'
We copy The following from TIC EVeHW
Pol and are yery clad 10 indOrse il:
TtnI

The rutrrprsng projectors who have these schemes in
hand ask the Government 10 lend them its bonds on
which they kindly promise 20 pay the interest wneu they
have any money and for which, In some cases they give
the Government a Sccond mortgage on their property
Sureyit needs only To expose these projects To the pun
lie eve 10 make impossible. 10 cannot DE
that Congress will authorize pretex such scan
dalOus misuse Of the national credit such an
enormous addition 20 the national debt already great
md oltu s,iy "a enough.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

A copy of Eliot's Indian Bible, work
which no living man can read, was sold at
auction iii this city, yesterday, for the extra
ordinary sum of S1,13O, the highest price ever
paid for a printed book in this country.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

If the man who has read oil the impeachment
speeches through Is still in the city, he is
requested to send his address to Mr.. p. T.
Barnum, with Statement of the terms upon
which he will be willing to exhibit himself rs
Il natural curiosity.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
AFGHANISTAN.

RUSSIANS DRIVEN OUT OF KANDAIIAR.
LONDON, April 2s-Otfcial dispatches have been
received from the Indian Government, which state
that Yakcob Khan has obtained an important victory
over the Russians, and expelled them FROM
Kandahar.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

The Impeachment Trial has become an ava
lanche of gab What will become of us when
il reaches the Senate, unless some wise meas
ures are takenl
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N CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice he taken Of Anonymous Commq9catont Wh,esr
M authenticated b the and address
fthe w,er-noi necessarily for publication but " guaranty Tor
his good faith . .,..- ~
USg," New-lork
W. cannot undertake return rejected Communicatiooi
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srRrNAnE TO COY. WELLS.

RICHMOND. April 9s-Gov. Wells was soser,s. sers,
naded tonight IN oeleDral'Oho ot tue hePuD"'""
in the South.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

PORTSMOUTH MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
RIcHmoNp, April 2s.-Gen. Scholield to-day
appontcd John l.. Stokes Mayor Of Portsmouth. aud
ist OF Conuclmcu for that citv.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

SWANS GANACkA mas Dcen IN use now lOr
s,s years Scrou and kindred diseases it is valuable
ssueIy; thousands have iesiife effected by
For sale bs all Druggists
The VERMONT SPRING WATER is the most
reliable KIDNEY DISEASE aud
impurities the blood Address Co.. Sheldon, VI,
al Brenine-st.. Nev-YOrk.
TRUssEs, &c.-MARSH & Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss Ohee only No Yey (Asor Housel ALSO Supporters
Basdsses silks, Elastic Stockings. &C. lady attendant
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Susin,ss aotjtrs.
STARR g. MARCUS,

40 % IOBS-sT.. Up StfiA 49,,
the
hstanpei aud guaranteed by L. > Mint A'ssy A. P'e' ''
tslton o. the closest huyefl
THE SPEECH OF Nix, LA FARCE, printed III
TUX RlsrSS Of Monday last copied from THE YORK COURIER
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
PHALoN's "PAPHIAN LOTION OR FLORAL
BZArrYisE."
FoE raE Skis ASD ConPLSxIoS.

TaE LADIES yorR-Judgg ty the returns from Saratoga Newport
Cape MAY Long Branch and other watering pacs unanimously
favor LoToS the ony safe aud beaui
fer Of the complexion
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

Never fails to cure Coughs and Colds. that
s'asisrd remedy, Dr. wIsrARs BALsiM % WILD CaEEKi
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

SECONDHAND Of various makers having been taken pay
improved erdBg Patents always band and for sale low
pree.-l Adyerisement
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Z OsT-oN TUESDAY, THE 18TH SEPTEMBER
II instant, an ordinary Pocket Diary containing small
amount Of Money, number Of Receipts and Memoranda
and the following described tes which the public ars eau
toned trading Tor negotiating sz Three Notes
dated drawn by T. D. Van Horn TO his own
him ndOrsed for hundred dollars each ana
six and nine months after date note
NJ Van Horn to her order and BY her
indoIseG year after date March lo67J ana marked
Varatur" by Gottschslk Magner notary public for
hundred AND thirtyhve dollars note for eight ham
dred thirty three dollars and thirty three aud one third
cents after Sept l3 1885, drawn and In
dorsed as above marked Ne yariatur" BY W L. Poole,
Eco. sixty da, after date, 9th FebTu
ary 1867 drawn by T. Ven Horn to the order OF N. Au
eustn Bank Of New Orleans for hundred and
ifty dollars one OF - Lobdel in favor of Hardy
oIdeI hundred and fifty dollars endorsed date
not ereda of which notes have been paid but not
canceed welcome the and will receive
additional reward returning the Diary and Papers to
T. ID. Van aorn "a Camp street.
7 OsT-ON THURSDAY, nth, A BLACK AND
A brown Hound, TO the of Jeh Had
piece Of the bottom OF his left ear and large
max his brssst When lost be had on leather
collar The finder will be suitably rewarded leaving him
n 81 Race street.
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POUND NOTICES.

DOARD OF THE COM MISSION
or rHE-
CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. Oct g. 1863
By virtue 37h section Of entitled IAN At to
COu,odsts the City Of New orsAns and Provide for The
Government, and Administration Of its Affairs" approved
Fes g. ss2 purpose of funding the debt Of the
late Municipality No. Two falling due the 9th December
proxmo sealed proposals be received at this Office for
the exchange 60 sxtyhree Bonds of 5000 each,
issued by Municipality Tive the City Bank for Console
dated Bonds Of the City Of Orleans dated December
1862 having twenty yOars with interest coupons
attached the Of six centum snnum,
payable semi annually in the city Of New York
Proposals be endorsed "oher for Exchange Of Bonds
to be opened on the FIRST day December 1868 at IL o'clock
NJ and addressed to o. DoBuy, Secretary Room No. q
City Hall By order of the Beard
o. DE BUYS, Secretary
n DUHA MEL................,C. DUHAMEL
OPTICIAN,
m Canal street.................II1
Nesr the Bank Of America formerly Charities street)
Keeps sPECTACLEs Of all descriptions 70 suit all
MT Duhame who attends himself his begs
inform them his losg experience Optcisn enables
him apply Glasses sscted with
are selected BY him and warranted 70 be perfect
Herecommer ds good in provement his Double Focus
Gasses and Also, son and easy TO
the ey bis Cy incrica Achromsc Glasses
esuine Rock Cysta Glasses Brazian pebbes for long
sighted persons applied scientifically they do
not suit the different oencispcies OF the sight -
Mr. Duhsrel keeps also large assortment suitable for
TheOdiths. Microscopes Mathematical Boxe.,
Levels, Baronesers, Weighing Scales.
Conpssses. Thamoneters, Electrical Machines,
Hydroneters, Spy Glasses Opera Glasses,
ALL KINDS OF SCALES, Eic.
MARINE CHARTS. BOOKS AND INSTRUMENTS.
ssereosccpes and Stereoscopic Views
NB-sx thousand Coored Venetian Lanterns and Colorsd
Glasses. for Iluninsiions, ct Wholesale and retail
Between Royal street and Exchange Alley.
NOTICE..........MO TICE............NOTICe.
Orleans the States Of Loasan Mississippi and
Texas thsy prepared 70 down ARfk8iAN
WATER and NAfuRAL GAS WELLS Of the shertsse
ncecs.
Ordn to sdds Beg T,a IN s:ssi,: NJ ,erps s.sn
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BOARDING.

DOARD-THE LARGE HOUSE NOS. Al AND As
ID Bourbon street. half square from Canal street.
now ready for the families and single
temen The spacious and well furnished the table
of the best Day boarders taken
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VUEsTERx LANDS AND SECURITIES

In adden Government State and Railroad Bends and
Stocks We buy and sell Lands Illinois Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
The highest Srice paid for titles 70 LANDS SOLD FOB
TAXES.
We also purchase Of best rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsCREDIJED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BONDS. -.
Corsspcndsncs solicited and any information required
furnished without charge Address
AUSTIN GOBLIN 90,
Banners, New York City.
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FOR RENT.

COK OVERWHELMINGLY RooM-AN EXCEL
Quiet bonss and Convenient to he cars Inqui At No
Euterpe street.
COs RENT-Iwo PARLoRs OR A PARLoR
and Bed k.SD z, three RosIs can Be snS NTH %
Cent streets. Apply on the premises
NOR RENT-wlTH OR WITHOUT soARD, A
large and handsomely furnished Room, over the front
Joseph street. between St obarie. and c4rsndslst
IlOR REsT-rHE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE,
No. 81 Commercial Place corner o. ST. Charles street
windows on st. Charles street. opposite Masonic Hall. suit
in the wall It has been years occupied by VIM Thie
srpy 70 g. Hss1ts Place q ST.
Charles street, front Office
no RENT-THkEE VERY DE MRABLE OFFICES
the second floor Of the New Orleans Mutual
company
ISOR RrNT-A LARGs FINE THRgE-sTORY
T. Brick Dwelling House, No SIS Chsrres street, near St
Pus m % rum within
Of y and the Rampant street cars within two
first six months and $50 per month the last ak mOnthsn
all syO.
EOR KERT-PEws IN OHRIsr CHURCH TO
Rent olsns sree Nos Il, IA and u.s. Rent moderate
apply to g. Magazine street
well ventilated house situated on Tvo Circle bet seen
Delord and St Charles 0ormery Nsysdes) streets Having
sizes unuhnce OF weh
shifted family boarding house school, For terms, etc.
apply to J. q Wire, at this once.
CoR RENT Or LEAsE-rHE LARGE AND
well United States Hotel opposite the Pontchar
train Railroad depot Elyssn Fields street between VIC
and Moresu streets 70 enteprisng Keeper this pop
aar establishment win be leased for term Of Apply
70 c. T. Girardey Co., IL Exchange Place.
Lob RENT-FAMILIES AND GENILEaEs OAk
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms with on
that sliding doors Parties wishing 10 furnish
ther would do vs call 1t 40 CANAL street. corner Of
Liberty
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EOR RENT..........-...........

Canal streets.
THE FoUR-sroRY STORE at the corner of Canal,
New Levee and Common streets
THE LARGE STORE, with iron shutters adjoining
Bostick seymours hardware store fronting on
Front and Fulton Streets
FOUR THREE-sTORY STORES newly painted, Nos.
"A TO 30 ON Poydrss street, Fulton aud Front.
THE THREE-sTORY STORE at the corner Of Front
and Lafayette street, running through to Fulton street.
Theater.
THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, No. lis
paupbin street, newly painted.
THE STORE, with Dwelling at the corner OF Charities
Philip occupied for thirty years ~
pharmacy by Mr. Cussch
Possession given immediately. Apply 10
AvENDANO BROS, l55 Common street.
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De IN etesss ssssesat avsansass, aertmter ta
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEM ENISs
ct. CHARLIE THEATER
Ben .op'so'
CHARLES lessee and Manager.
Engagement Of the Young. Beautiful and Accomplished
Artistic MISS FANNY B. PRICE
HARRY Mccarthy in one Of his great ehAra'ters.
wednesday Evening. Nov. Is, 1885.
Nj Si.. s.lny Pes 70 soncsds
with fEAPTArIoS-Tim o'Brysn, with song Harry Me-
In rehearsal. the Great Sensational PLAY ofthe drains;
tiled from Bouccsut aad keades famous novel OF FooL
Box once for reserving seats, open from 10 O'Clock
Commences " ~ NJ No extra cssrge tsu rs'eT,sc seat
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET
Thursday, l9,h of November, 1888.
OPENING OF THE sEAsoN-ROssinis Grand Opera, in
four acts.
Doors open 81 curtain wi rise ~ O'Clock BOY Office
day from NJ TO p NJ Branch Ticket Onice ~
j. LaEsIus't, 6 st. Char Is street.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.
sPALDIss BIDwELL.. ..PrOprietOr' and T.nsSsrs
w. B CAyANAbGH stage Manager
For the Week commencing
Monsay Evening. November 10, 1855.
With Change Of Programme Nightly.
The Management to TIE citizens Of New Orleans
the % representation OF Grand opsratie Sensational os
Iesque Extravaganza entitled
WHITE FAwE,
With New and Elegant Scenery Magnificent Costumes end
wardrobe-, Beautiful Music and Brisnt Is5saaS sra
Fs~S .T e. The Vocal and Dramatic raent
Mile TURNoUR THE PEERLt SIS. in her incredible
mid air on tas ssgns sns ysres oo
En.ertaihAenN xYotrr - s.TupnAv NOON
Tbursdsy Evening le.hIhe sensational Burssqus emit
tied UNDER Tar LAMP POST
VARIETIEs THEATEK.
GREAT SUCCESS
UNDER THE GAsLIGHr.
Every night until further notice.
In Rehearsal" ARRAH.NA.PoGUE."
GRAND VOCAL ......
INST MENTAL CONCE
New Odd Fellows Hall,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. Is. 1853,
Combining the Best Artistic and Amateur Talent in New
Orleans purpose Of raising funds for the purchase of
an Organ for Pry tania Street Church.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Tickets be obtained at the following places:
st. Charles Hotel City Hotel
St James Hotel. Louis GTunewld
Messrs A b. Grlswold Co Theodore La Hache
L. A. Tyler. r. Merlein.
a n zimmerman. A. z. Blsckmar.
Krrll 4 Dicksy
AID at the Door the evening Of the Concert.
Doors open O'Clock Concart to commence at o'clock
SPECIAL NOTJCE.-Tickets already ssued for the 18th
are good for having been postponed 20
| The services OF several Eminent Artists