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MANHOOD AND THE vIGoR OF
WI YOUTH I1 restorsd S in in four weeks. Success

guaranteed. DR.. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE
restores mahly powers. from whatever cause ari-
sing; the effects of early psrnicious habits self
abuse inpoteney and climate, give away at once to
ing to the directions (Which are very simple and re-
quire no restraint from business or pleasure Fail
ure Il impossible: Seld in bottles at $3. or four
appointed agent in America. 81. sGRRIrzEN, eos
yNY-iv27 n Iyr : -
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h.sI VIIy I-IIE - -T g III ~
LOGAN NOTICES.

IL n a. ..-
Il iPAwNBRoKERs' SALE OF REApY-MADEE
cLoTHNG.-We will sell at auction, at No.
Al North High street, opposite STATESMAN
office, commencing this Monday evening,
August 10th, and continuing until the en-
tire stock is disposed of, a large invoice of
ready made Clothing, from the Pawn!
brokers', sales of New York, consisting of
the finest Beaver, Cloth and Cashmere
Coats, Pants, and Vests, for Geuts' Fan and
Winter wear. This is rare opportunity to
buy cheap clothing. as the goods must be
closed out during the, week to, the highest
bidder. Call and examine the stock during
theday. b7
.-,Ir 2tii TURNEY 6 Bro, nAuctioneers!! 4
". r. GLAzIER, Salesman. caug10.1t d
I GREAT BARGAINS in Pianos, Organs and
Melodeors at Woods, No. 81 South High
street. But a few more days to avail your
selves Of this opportunity to buy cheaper
than ever before augS-d2t-
L. o. o: Fan Odd Fellows Social will
be given at Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday
evening, Aug. 10th, 1868. Tickets for
gentleman and ladies, % cents, Music by
Towler's string band. Dancing and re-,
freshments in the hall below. Tickets sold
at the door. '- - Fl. LOTT,
5ta;-F 1I lI a9 IS. ID. KILLIAN, go
s-HHgsl Committee of Arrangements Ia
ouuod
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9 SPECIAL 9NOTICES.


oar are elastic. Thsy are not easily
shattered. In fact strictly speaking, Death alone
can shstter them or they represent tbs reserve of
Vitality. which enableslthe enfeebled system to re-
act, when the pressureoof disease Is removed from
it. But it is the fashion. when the BODY Is weak,
the circulation lansuid. the nerves tremuious and
the mind depressed to sly that the constitution is
ruined. or broken down, or shattered. In cases Of
the kind described administer H0SFETTERS
ST0AAUH BIT1ERS. and 1t VIII soon be. seem
how little ground there s for this stereotyped note
of alarm. The tonic snd alterstive properties of
the specific. difdsed through the whole or
eanization BY the stimulant which forms its basis
will immediately create 8 favorable reaction, and
this reapimatinsp viii 60 on as the medicine
until strength, health and mental &C
tivity are completey restored. Every day cures of
this kind are accomplished. Eetthe debilitated in
valid whom told bJ his eondoing friends that "his
constitution is shattered. hsve recourse at once TO
this streneth- reoruitine preparstion in which the
finest stomachics and alternatives of the vegetable
kingdom are represented. and he will soon be- able
to meet their Eleomy forebodfngs with aeonfdeAt
smile. and to announce that he has taken a new
lease Of life under its yitalizing operation
may23-deod&wIyfcW - =, = = ,. = = =, ~ III
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Cincinnati Money market-Aug. 8.
GOLD-l47 buying.
MONEY-The market is easy.
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Buffalo market-August s.,
Market generally, dull and unchanged.

s1BenH7ls ~ DIED. lsdta bua sIoeb1lot
ANDERS0NAOn the 9Th inst, Mrs. JULIA AN
DERsoN. wife of Thomas Anderson, aged forty one
years and ten months. .=r ~ - - 4,
Funeral from the family residence, No, 100 Scioto
street. this afternoon at O'Clock. Friends of the
family are invited to attend
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"FLOR DE MAY0.n
f.ET m nm UrAUa %

-. 2 n 'FLOR DE MAYU"r = y 2
NEW PERFUME for the HANDKERCHIEF
EXQUISITE, DELICATE, Lasting FRAGRANCE
PHAL0N & SON, N. r Sold by all Druggists
vNY-my22- cody
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Land for Sale.

q 000 ACRES OF LAND In LOrS.
L,OUU near the town Of kentou, county seat
of Hardin county, 0hio.a Lt- 80 ---' 'teH'
Address JOHN f.! -GUNN. Kcuton. Hardin
county, or AUGUSTUS WALLACE. Chillicothe.
onio' au28-H3w
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-schooFHecfion.

The election for members of School
Board, on Saturday, resulted in an over
whelming Democratic triumph. Tie vote
was light one,. being distributed as fol-
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New York Money market-Aug: 8.
GOLD Lower; opening at 14711kS, advanc-
ing to 1855, declining to 1467ss, and closing
at l4IA.
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THE society for the prevention of cruelty
to animals, established at Haverhill, Mass,
is making many prosecutions in that place.
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PHALoN,s "PAPHTAN I.oT1o,,,

PHALON,S aPAPHrAN ,oT,oN,, :
for Beautifying the SKIN and COMPLEXION
hem9yss all ERUPTIoNs, FREcKLEs, PIN
~ ltSo MofH -BL0TCHES, TAN, etc.,
~ and renders THE SKIN SOFT FATE
and BLOOMING. y TIilFo7-' I---f1' "
ro1 LADIES in the NURSERY it is invaluable
ror uENTLkMEN after SHAVING it has no
equal. "PAPHIAN LOTION" is the only reli-
anle remedy for diseases and biemishes Of the
LvfY,nyaa-eod1y = 0iCae50H
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g"The voter'sIText Booik.',n

A cheap and conveniently arranged book,
containing such of the important docn-
ments and statistics as every voter desires
to consult during political campaign, has
long been want in the country Such
work has. been compiled by JAMES NJ.
HIATT, of Indianapolis. In addition to
such staple documents as the Declaration
of Independence, the Constitution Of the
United States, WAsHINGToN's addresses,
etc.. it contains the electoral votes Of all
the Presidential elections, the late acts of
Congress on the subject of Reconstruction
a full and Ineligible statement Of our.
National finances, designating the several
kinds of bonds, the interest thereon, the
time when issued, the time when payable,
etc., etc, together with the Republican and
the Democratic platforms of the present
year, and biographical sketches of SEY-
MoUR, cBLAIR, GRANT and CoLFAx. The
work is not partisan work, but a book
for every voter ofgevervl parity q i /
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NOTHING so NICE for a pudding as
good, pure Starch, ,lpreperly manufactured
kingsfordis cooking starch has reputa-
ton seeond to none. aForisale by McColm,
Miles liIe q Mcdonald. tl rsyan nus aid Iof mi
June II ad3 gaisd .ol .aosaeT TslDoit1s'
II rs GENERALLY CONCEDED by every
one that Kingsfordis silver gloss laundry
starch will impart finer polish to linen or
cotton goods than any other starch now in
use. Gail at iMeC Colin, Miles & McDonald's
and buy d box. ssw bns ,toqa tsdi 81 1Too7
june 1zE 10 ans9 n5dw 7t5s'F edt 1
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IS Michigan will go Democratic
-. Sure.o

A gentleman in Oakland county, Michi-
gan, in letter ordering twenty copies of
the WEEKLY OHIO STATESMAN, writes:
Hundreds of Republicans are turning
every day. Michigan will go Democratic
sure. Everything looks well" fsaa
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milwaukee, farket-Aug- g. -
,FLOQR-Quiet and steady; prices un-
changed. slA ..eaDI sGl t-l1sfr i1esH .lsd ore
WHEAT-Heavy at 81 80 for No in
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5Par.e Blood, aIaddy W.ler.

.sIrc nsOO0, Muu0y WAFER n
Pure blood may be compared to pure water, and
impure blood to muddy water. If you pass muddy
water through muslin you sell it; continue the pro-
cess and you cover with thick mud. Blood passes
through all parts Of the body, if good and pure il
nourishes and cleanses the parts it goes through-
If impure it leaves more or less dirt behind it,
BRANDRETH's PILLS are the medicine wanted, be-
cause they are made on purpose to take dirty hui
mars out of the bedys aud they never fail These
Fills cure scrofula. even of forty years. standing
theyhay cured cases Of rheumatism when the pa
tent had not walked for four years; Of paralysis
where the legs had 1oss their, power of movement
for seventeen years. The evidence in these cases
cannot be disputed: Is there . town in the worid
wheresuch evidence exists not2 If BRANDRErRs
PILLS have been much used there we know that
such evidence can be foand.d ,ENtsl - ~
iBesure and see upon each box my name in the
Government stamp, in white letters = : - -
- /. B. BRANDRETH.-
SCBrandreth House, New York.
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The Great Opening of the Cam
ma isrxa La. alaS. n dic.aI La

The Great Opening of the Cam
paign by the Radicals.
Great was the preparation-great the eff
fort-that has been made by the Republic
cans of this city to open the campaign here
at the capital, so that its size and enthusi-
asm would extend to the extremities of the
State and energize the party of the whole
State. The whole affair, embracing the
street parade, which did not reach the
small number of one hundred torch bear
ers. many of whom, were they required to
tarry at Jericho until their boards, dwere
grown, would have towait a considerable
time,4 and the crowd, that honored the
speakers with their presence and attention,
measured with the effort put forth, was a
failure, Considered apart from the labor
and money expended to make it a tremen-
dous demonstration, the meeting was, fair;
but it. was no big meeting, and it was as
destitute Of enthusiasm as a. turnipi ia of
blood. About ohalf-past 4seyen,s clouds
began to everspreadj 1.-THE sky and at eight
o'clock they threatened rain; but shortly at
ter Hon. r, W.. THOMSON commenced his
speech they gave way to a clear; starlit
sky, and the, evening wssdelig ghtfnlly plea.
SAINT to, be out doors. Although what Ifs
called q good speaker, deliberate andddis-
tinct In engnciatidn, Mr.. EHoMPsoNa did not
hold his audience well, vaml it had been
considerably red ueed by the,timei the hand
full of Tanners with their torches and TOM
foolery, filed inte the audience. With them
they broqght additioHsI1Notia cheer was
given them as they marched into the
crowd Tothem and tor the managers OF
the meeting this evidently was, as decided
( disappointment. i 1t. was expected that
the crowd would Ii explode lin11 tumult
tuous hurrahs. The solemnity of death
prevailed. Had rtieyibeenI the bearers aof
corpse, the occasion eould not have been
more solemn. s. Mr.. THoMPsoNl had talked
nearly an hour upite this time, in which
time he had not evoked ahearty cheer, and
scarcely any sort of a. cheer, atdal. Mr..
GAhLoW4Y, feeling, that this would notdo,
and apprehending that 10 was wearing
more the appearance. of a GRaNT and GoIs
FAX funeral than 40 ratification of their
nomination, moved s'threeI cheers for the
Tsnners.pf y "A few persons cheere1i in m an
ner as subdued asthough they Thought 1t
disrespecttul to cheer asn 81 funeral Wor to
cheer q funeral procession. Mr.. THeMPsoN
then resumed his remanks.s The Tanners
listened a short time, and then moved sons
when his audience was diminished to less
than han what it was when they entered it.asu.
I a :
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ageously as the Republicans, and in this
his testimony conficted with that of the
bullet rfddled and hached and SCARED vet
-eran who spoke after him-aon. SAMUEL
GALLOWAY. .....sq
Mr.. THOMSON undertook to make his
audience believe that there would be an
other Rebellion if the Democratic party
were successful, inasmuch as they repudia-
ted that part of the Reconstruction policy
that subordinated the Whites to the Ne
groes. He petifogged this question, and
sought to impress his hearers with the idea
that all the Reconstruction measures of the
Republican party were such as White men
should acquiesce in without murmur.-
He holds by his speech of 1855, that any
thing degrading to the Southern people
putting them on an inequality with the
Northern people-would be cause for dis
content and dissatisfaction. This thing OF
subordinating them to the Negroes, while
at the North the Negroes have no voice in
political affairs, is, as he puts it, degrad-
ing. obi.isi i'e " -''''-' -
The Southern people, through their rep
resentatives in the Democratic National
Convention, have very clearly set forth
their purposes for the future. They there
bound themselves never to reagitate the
Slavery and Secession questions. They had
before, at the suggestion of President
j JoHNsoN-in lS65-ratified the Constitu-
tional Amendment abolishing Slavery
they renounced Secession; they repudiated
tha (ynn fodarata debit. fhou rooopn;,o5 Al .
validity. of the Federal debt. This they all
did cheerfully. TWAS not, however, sat-
isfactory to the Republican party leaders.
They did not manifest any intention of
voting the Republican ticket. Here was
the trouble. Because they did not do this
they are denounced as having undergone
no change whatever in their rebellious
feelings; and hence the Government and
the political control has been given over to
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"a YCeSrsain Cure,

(Bandreth House, New York.
81 Sold by all Druggists. -
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE To CONTRA CTO RS = SEALED
IN Proposals for constructing Of the New Or
esns Mobile and Chattanooga irosd between the cities
Of New Orleans and Mobile embracing about 65009 cubic
ton Of $500 nsa fet Of Truss Is 900 nssl feet OF
Pile and Trese Bridging, and for delivery Of 400 QUO Cross
Ills and other materials will be received at the Ocmpsnys
Office. IN the city Of New Orleans TO ~ O'Clock A. ~
WEDNESDAY January 20. 1869. GOO. IL. ...
Msps and proes Of the line plans OF structure and APP
proximate Of work to be do-e wi be exhibited
the Office and after December 10 1868 and blank
forms furnished for contracts pech ations, propositions
etc, etc.
proposals to be addressed TO Henry Van Week Chief
Engineer for the New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga Rail-
Company, New Orleans, La
The Company the right to reject proposal
which for any reason may be deemed IN satisfactory
JAMES A HAYNOR,
President N. o N. c. X X. Cs.
Office. Caller Court.
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sHeRlff's SALES.

MRS. FMILIE CHERISHED VS. A. L. BINGHAM
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleansso. Is
DY VIRTUE Of = Writ Of seszu~e and
ID Sale directed by the Honorable the Ffh District
Court for the parish of Orleans in the above entitled
and Auctoneers Exchange loyal street. between Canal
and Cutomhouse in the Second District of This city
sAIURDAY, December r. 1888 at u o'clock T., the fol-
loving deseIibed property, to Wit .,,.,,. -.
the buildings and improvements thereon and
thereon, situated in the Third District Of this city desig
mated square No. a. plan drawn by Louis Brngie
late Survey General deposited Il the office Of o. de Armss
retary public in this city
Which square bounded BY Lspeyrouse Onzsga Miro and
seets and the acquired by said PENDANT
purchase from Ruins King Howell by passed before
sem Magner notary public Of this city. the eleventh
day OF Atrl. 1854
Seized In the above suit.
~ TKRns-Cash on the spot. .-...-
THOS. L. MAXWELL.
rolls IS del2 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

r OsT OR MIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF
IL One Sha Of Stock in La variee Association Of New
Orleans No ST. issued of p j. Kennedy the 18th
day Of Februa y, 1867 The public cautioned against
trading for app icaon has been made for
tfcate
I OaT-oN TUESDAY, THE lsrH SEPTEMBER
- 1868, an ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
Of Money, number Of Receipts and Memoranda
and the following tss which the puoe are eau
dated December 1851 drawn BY D. Van Horn to bis own
payable in three six and nine months after date one note
ndorseS at year AFTER date March 1879 and marked
variaturn BY Gottsehak Magner notary public for
Eve hundred aud thirty five dollars; note for eight han
thirty three dollars and thirty three and third
after date sept l3 1861 drawn and in
dorsed above Marked me vsrstur" BY w. L. Poole,
ESQ., p; sixty days after date 9th Febru
sry 1862 drawn by T. Van Horn the order OF N. Au
gusn cashier Bank Of New Orleans hundred and
fifty dollars; OF = Lobdell 10 favor Of Hardy
Loode hundred and fifty dollars endorsed date
which notes bean paid but not
cancelled The finder welcome the and will receive
additional upon returning the Diary and Papers
T. ID. Van norn, "a Camp street.
II OsT-ON THURSDAY, nth, A BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, answers to the name Of Jed Had q
small piece Of the bottom Of his left and large
white max bis breast When lost he had leather
collar The finder viii be suitably rewarded on leaving him
ct 81 Race street.
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DEJAN, JR..

T DEAN, JR..
AUCTIONEER,
Once and Salesroon-l73 Grsvies street.
Near Carondslet, New Oresna
Liberal advances consienmsots Auction OF
Furniture Ceoes Produces Real Estate and descr
ton Of Merchandise promptly attended to.
Regular bale Days-Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and
Raturdaya
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POUND NOTICES.

CTREET COMMIssIONER's DEPART
y MENr. Room no. ., City Hal-New Orleans December
g. 1865 brought the Fourth District Pound Dry
AIDES street, between Jackson and Philip
Ten GOATS Of different colors
which, II not claimed within three days. and the expenses
thereon pa VIII be sold at public auction a said Pound
SATURDAY, December 8, 1858. IL O'Clock II.
= JOSEPH nURPHY Street Commissioner.
Pas. LABARRE. for Con roller
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BOARDING.

DOA KDIHG-ELEGANTLYF FURNISHED APART
ID with excellent board and the OF the
parlor The situation Of the most desirable In the city
Apply at LAG st. Joseph street
EIRsT GLASS BOARDIG0-ONE Or Two
gentes families who desire comfortable hone and cd
living in apeasant part Of the city mh be suited app
cation the Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house large well furnished rooms
and Is surrounded By extensive grounds The street
pass the door.
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TO sHIPrERs BIZ EXPRESS. a.
THE TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY
Bias arranged for forwarding MONEY, vALUABLEs and
FREIGHrs Of every description for the following points
Teehe Paersonve Centreville. Franklin Cypremont
Landing, Jeaneretts and New iberia
All matter ordered by from New Orleans or any
other place the United States viii be promptly forwarded
and ALL CHARGES COLLECTED AT DESTINATION.
This Company also prepared to forward matter for all i'm
portant points in the United States and Europe.
For rates. apply at the Office. Carondelet and
A. B. SMALL. President.
CELEBRATED HOMEMADE CANDIES,
Fresh Every Bay at HIS Mandatory.
1856 Camp Street. Opposite Lsfayetts squsre
GRIFrIN q PORCH
"a TcHoUPrToULAs STREET.
..c.ipt of Full and Complete AssOrtmeu. Of
WESTERN PRODUCE
staple and Fancy Groceries.
sach as:
CLEAR SIDES SHOULDERS. HAMS.
NESS PORK, LARD, BUTTER fLOUh,
CHEESE, WHISKY, CANDLES, STARCH,
SOAP. PICKLES, PRESERVES,
GAN FRUITS PEPPER, ALLsPIcE,
CINNAMON, NUTMEGs,
CLOVES. GINGER, ETC., Etc.
A full assortment, OF COFFEE. SUGAR, MoLAssEs
and TEA which offered 10 the Tasde at the lowest
market prices.
GRIFFIN PORCH, 81 rehOupliOu.s street.
OILS, DRVGs WHITE LEAD. ETC.
100 barrel. LrxsEEp OIL
100 COAL OIL
50 :. LARD OIL
20 CASTOR OIL
100 tons WHITE LEAD. 10 kegs and cans.
ALCOHOL. TURPENTINE, QGININE, etc
For sale By ALFRED II. PERSON,
IS and ~ Grsvier street.
To ARRIVE.
| $50 Tons No ITALIAN MARBLE BLOCKS and SLABS
nnk-w " and W.
| For sale BY CHARLES b. CARRIER
IT r. sARRAxINp L
| TOBACCO MANurAcroKY.
L Corng Charsra ssl os.H ssssas
ur r. sARKAxU nsakfui for Tie pssroaass szsssssd
b the sstahlshmsnt Of bic Aeory has constantly
I'D hs bGt sxssions 70 moaso bis v0ldsovof rspua.
sa ss ss e sss Tosssss 81 snsss S . 49, q -
ag 70 sut Ne tyadA Hi ossortme1s OAeWmg 3s6aope
PiDss. 0issEA - = ssnsvsd 81 Wuy a'stsA
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.. fHorooRArHIc GALLERY,
Hs9rss,He asrecs; .........

Z J. S0uBT. OPERATOR
psT eossn Porcslins from IS % sis per dozen Photo:
rshs f.m Setting and OLD Pictures carefully copied
snisrred from cabinet Lie Sia r on Wster colors,
Pastel or indian Ink at greatly rsd1ssd prcs Work
anieed equal 20 any In the city.
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AMUsEMENTs..

.sr AMUSEMENTs.. l..
VABIETIEs THEATER-GRAvIEssr STREET
ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS.
Friday Evening. Zee. y. 1ses,
The Romantic French Drama entitled the MARBLE
HEART white repeated
TOMORROW, cs.urdsyJ at /, O'clOck-Lsst UNDER
THE eAslIGHf MATINEE.
In the acknowledgements sublime Tragedy of
MACBETH, with Locks Original Music and Great Ca
Connect Version Of Chas Reade's Pastoral Drama of
DORA viii shortly be produced in an appropriate ,noer
CT. ehAkG LES THEATkR.
S SsS and %.nsse
BENEFIT OF MR.. c. W. CoULDoCK.
Friday Evening. Dec. 4. 1868.
VIII be given entirely play By Charles Reade srg
gesed by fsnnysOns beautiful English d, poem entitled
Cculdock The play viii produced with scenery
prOpnats music and appointments
To conclude with the CHIMNEY CORNER Peter Prooity,
Mr.. G. W. Couldock; Grace Emery Mis- Couldock.
WANTED Twenty i've young Lsdiss for the Ballet
Doors open at o'clock P. the Overture commences ct
No vJtrs charge for reserved
CADEMY OF MUsIC-sr. CHARLES ST.
UNDINE:
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER !, 1855.
VARIETIES THEATER.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
In order accommodate various families who were unable
to witness its former representations the thrilling
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT
VIII be presented for the last time.
SATURDAY. DEC. s, AT !, GEOLOGY.
CADEMY OF MUsIC.
Yor the week commencing
Monday. November 30. 1855.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Doors open at 6h O'Clock P NJ; performance commsnce
SPECTACULAR TERPsicA6REAN COMBINATION,
Ansy ssn:soIs Drama By B. osvsnssh entitled i'll
its.e ssa1sesr. s,sSr siaatons and com,c portrait
pTs. Last week Of Nile ToGRSoTR on the Tr.Ss1s
g Grand Ballet Dy..m.nt presenting the charming and
Fsws Ballet, Nblo's Garden, New York
and Dances. crobatc and Gymrs stic Fsas.
| SS6Q
AOoO FT 0:a ~"
Third Annual Reopening
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MEN AGERIE,
| 40 and AZ st. Charles Street,
| Opposite the St. Charles Hotel
| A CONGRESS OF LIVING woNDERsi
STRANGE FREAKS OF NATUREi
| THE DoUBLE-HKADED GIRL-sings, Talks. Eats with
| both heads at
WONDERFUL HUMAN FROG-Or the Miraculous Living
| Man Fish.
THE SMALLEST WOMAN IN THE woRLD-7 years
| old and IS inches high.
BABY LIoNs-Only in this country.
MOST EXTENSIVE HAPPY FAMILY IN AMERICA,
| GRAND AQUARIA.
10000 Curiosities from Every Portion OF
THE GLOBE.
Doors open from A. n. to l0P.N
Admission 50 cents; children, Is cents
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ded Cotton Sugar Plantations, located In the bes
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PantatenA orsAgs Orchards and arge bodies OF
Property nprcyed and unmprcved in The TORN Of Residences
budng lots and favorable ermA Parties
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
pUTTEK, CHEEsE. BUCKwaEAT.

We have on hand and receiving large eeusign
OF Choice Goshen BUTTER, Is. d. CHEESE and
BUCKwHEAT, which offering to the trade 81 low
hgursA GOODRICH RAILEY, oroeers.
IS Common and "A Canal street.