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cONsTABlt's SALES,

H. p WADE, sR-, vs.. JULIEN BUNcHroRF-sEC-
ond Justices Court-No z2f0
QY WRITE of writ of feri facsns
- to din ected by Paris Cbdres Second OF the
Peace. will proceed sell Pnbc Auction sArUR
DAY. the 18th day Of April 1858 At 0reat Western
Warehouse corner Of Jus and Fsucher streets ct Il
One Lot Of Household Furniture.
Seized in the shove suit.
A5-TERxs-cash in United States Treasury Notes.
.tU q PENNIMAN. Constable.
D. =. MONAGHAN VS.. s. R. RICHARDs-No 4ols-
Second Justice Peace.
QY VIRTUE Of a writ of ferf facfas
II to directed by Paris Chdress SECOND Justice Of
Peace parish OF Orleans will proceed Public Auc-
ton. MONDAY. the 20h day Of April 1864 at r. at
Tvetts Stables Baronne and streets One
Csuiage 49, = =.
Seized in the above suit r1 t
IA TERNs-Cssh In U. Treasury Notes
II. PErNIxAN. Constable.
J. ". PEPPER0oRN VS.. JAMES DoksEY-sEcoND
Justice Of the Peace-No. 1908
RI VIRTUE Of writ OF 6er1 Hnefas
Lilo directed By Paris Chidress Second Justice Of the
Peace rsrish Of Orleans viii proceed sell AZ public auc
ton MONDAY. the 10th day Of Anril. 1858 st 10
O'Clock at Tnyetis Stables, Baronne street, near
Lafayette street. 80
One four-wheeled Baggage Wagon.
Seized in the above suit $500
- TEKxs-cash in U. s. Treasury Notes
- Constable.
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EOH sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
ere Cotton and Sugar Plantations located the
portions of The cotton and growing States Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and bodies vausbe
timber lands also large variety Of City and Suburban
Properly improved and unmproved in the form Of Residences
stores building lots and favorable Pars
wish invest viii call and ex anime our Proos-
ties Nile Gard, Rsa Estate AEssts No IS Oarondsst
rect levi - =
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KNEAae n MAYO-
SUCCESSORS TO MA0EK KNEAGSJ
Removed from No. 8 nagasne street.
Manufactures Of saddlery and Marness,
sADDLERY. HARDWAkE, BELrLN0, PACKING AND
H0SK, Bro, ETC,
Nos Tchoupitouias and New Lsves, end u, e and .
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-F0URTH DISTRICT COURT
Of New orleans-Mrs. Bessa McQuade, wife of Arthur
Hauch vs. Her Husband-No 2l4 49,
day Of March, 1868. Judgment was rendered In this
fol owing 10 wit
is ordered sdjudgsd and decreed that the INDIGNANT
made hna That there be Judgment favor Of plaintiff
MS bessa NcQuade wife Of Arthur against
iendsnt, her husband Aforesaid decreeing dissolution Of
the community Of and existing be-
tseen them that they be declared separated in
that plaintiff Of defendant Eight Hundred Dollars
se with legal interest from the Sls Of July 1854
Signed. 2sth Of March, 1868
PAUL Z. THEARD. Judre
In testimony whereof have set my hand and
sxed the seal Of the said court At the city Of Orleans
on this "a day OF April, In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight
IF. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE La LoCISIANE-QUArRIEME COUR DE
District de Ia Nouvee Orlssns-Madaune Bessa Mcouade
femme d'Arthur Hauch, vs. sson mari-No. a. 40
IEPAR LIE PRESENT CERTIFIE. oue L.
- zheme Jour de Mars 1868, jugement fat rendu an
cee dams les termes figures qu s1ivent SAVIOR:
III est Ordonne. adjuge ct decrete
par deiaut 1Seme co ma At rsn
final quill du plantive Madame
bessa McQuade femm- dArthur Hauch ct conre Ia desn
dam son mari susdit decreent dissolution la com
nunite aequs ct de gains cdevsnt exsant entire eux;
lis declares propriete que pahya
reco du def ndant Ia somme de HUT Cents Pastres $50
avec nterets legal partr du Slieme Juliet 1861 ayec les
frais de Ia cour pave +
signe, le Is Mars 1903
PAUL e. THEARD. Juee
En- temoenage duqae ai oppose signature ct le sceau
de Ia de cour la VILE ce second
hnt
J. =. DICK. Deputs Grefier
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II win cost nothing 70 de By making application
the underaz<d Machine be 70 your resIdence
and Yen will be shown how H. and lenRh
Of given 10 <est the Machine decide its inertia
The 1Iaenolia WasAing Maehins
WIN do wssDiae with bali the labor less soap and
than usually will the OF the
Machine the clothes in fuel than one
year; makes op does away with the necessity Of stand
Ing stesmine tub, and prevents the washer from
hsng the stesn Of tlhy soap suds also from getting
and viii in many Instances Be the means Of preventing sick
ness and saving DOCTORS bill
An INGENIOUS C0G-WHBEL WkIN0ER q amxed to
the Machine and q made Of India Rabb Cylinders
wrings the clothes almos< ready for ironing.
Il L Ussful Simple Cheap Da<isfhction Guaranteed
6ala De the
l+st MaGne1ns Washers
and save the Womanb Hsah ana also both Labor and
Money. L A. 'GAILLARD.
No. 106 Poydras strse<,
Sole Owner Il Ne Pstsnt Right ,or Louiaiana
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
ExEcUrIvr DxrkRrxrNr,
New Orleans, March 81, 1865
"HFREAo application hns been made IN
me ~ Mark alton cancel his ofhcal bond asses
sor IN and for the parish ef Orleans. to-wit:
bond dstee the 9Th OF Nov ber 1857 for the sum OF
Five Hundred Dollars ts5o0J with Sarah A. Walton as So
Notice hereby given 10 all persons Interested in the said
nond 70 show cause IN writing AZ the Office the
State within ninety after the publication hereof Why
the said bond should not be cancelled annullsd
Given under hand and seal Of the sae Of the above
date and the Independence Of the United States the ninety
second ~ i 49, --'.-- =
Signed JOSHUA BAKER
Governor OF Louisiana
,. H. HARDr, Secretary Of stst&
ETAT DIX LA LOUISIANA.
DKPAREMxHr ExEcurr,
Eouvslle- Orleans, 10 81 de Mars, 1858. 3
TTEEDU que Mark Walton = fnste nae
application Il csncellement bond ocieI com
me assessor dams psroisse dorlesus SAVIOR
un bond date e de Nevenbe 1857 pour dc Cno
Gems piastres $500 Sarah Walton, securitte
Avis est present donne pornonnss
reseee d'aser fae connaifre ec bureau
tare dEtst dams les qusfre ours qu suivront
dcere publication de Get avis les rasons s.qusss
lee dit bonds ne serait pas cancele ct annulle.
Donne signature ct eysc le de pEtat
gate mentosne e "a onars douziems annes Dc Pin
csgnH JOSHUA BAKER.
Gouyerneur de Is kouisizns.
J. II. HARpY. sacrsfAsrs dEfst
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CUGAB AND MOLAssEs
Louisians sugzys. (sn grades)
Cuba sugars lsl grades in boxes and hogshesdE
" Goodale's" White and Yellow Clarified Sugars
Sugar House Mossses In barrels aud halves,
Choice Reboiled Melssses in barrels and halves
Cuba Mascovado Nolasses In hogsheads and tiercss
Constantly hand, and for sale in lots to suit BY
A. r. DMEZA.
Once No. 10 ST. Louis street.
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MONTGOMERY Bros. = CTS SALES.
kAna1 AND P1RKnPzon1 aAER on uuoAU
naAsh - nhsls Hsuse Dssuns ssdl1s Herss., m
Ws4 Aulss< M Mnsh Csu4 D1ngiR. uanma, waeom
80. ssa. = sustIsa. lct7 ~
~ MoHT0OMERY uwoaL = n.
\ = uerssou.ns. Asssasnsu.
T,UEsDAY. Apr, IAN. - n s,ssssS 4.
: 4. = r. Liners ssaslss. 0rsvir ssss4 vm y 49,
Hssans usseA HsrssA
Ussant Sadie Hs1nsA
Fins wsrh Nulsa
Pine Mnch Gown
Abc-rse md opsa Bugusa. Hansn. WagoaA
- hHns-0aah b o. 9. froasuU NotsA
FURNITURE. ...FURxrTURR. ......yuRN1rukt
M MONTGOMERY nBOs. = o..
RM MoH1oouEay. uctionso.
TUzeDAr. Apri, 14sh. It A s'eleeh 4
ssn:ss, .sss1s@sas q Ho of s psssfT6as
sass - Rosewood nshoesny @.d wanus 1sasssada Ba
Sss: sPs,2s Scar Chair. ks Chair Iss Isp o.ns
fs s liable VIZ; ss* .Ss
oossa 81 cGS.Rs stoves and Usns - s u
OIL. l.rE. invoice Of cessass ssds Co. s.a wood Be-.
ss-rssss-cssh in U, & rrsa-nry Notes
W. !. HnOGSON'S SALES.
DAHAaED COTTON. DAMAGED COTTON
800 BALES DAMAGED COTTON,
AT AUcTIoN
BY w. L. HODGs0N.
AucrfoxxER,
onics-z Commsrciai Place
WEnsS;sDA1s .s Ss:s .sss = 4, sssiss
tret Tor account Of whom II may will Be sold
800 Bales of COTTON. more or less
slightly damaged by water on board the ship Americana
on the morning OF the 9th inst = -
NJ fxsns-cash in o. 8. Treasury Notes.
STOCKS. BONDS NOTES. scRIPs
OTHER SECURITIES BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
BIZ W. 4. HODGSON,
Auc1oSKrR-offce. No. 81 Commercial Plscs
LIVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY. at
e'ciockP NJ immediately sfer the day ofths
Board Of Brokers' Having perfected the necessary arrange
ment wn me Direction Of the Merchsnts Exchange he
sales Of T'--
STOCKS. BONDS. NOTES. soRIPs AND OTHER
At the Exchange Room. On Common Street,
In the Louisiana National Bank Building
And respectfully socits Of BROKERS' Csussss and otber
Securities for public oucry aud will seep stock book open
a. ns once Tor Entries and Instructions uat IL O'Clock
on -rn ony ~ ss'e- :.
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DRorOsALs,
pROrOsALs............ ........PROPOsALs
FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES.

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orleans. La, April s. 1855.
Sealed Proposals invited and will be received At this
Office until IL WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of April 1868
for the delivery in this ety. within thirty days from date of
is5 as feet Of YELLOW PINE LUMBER, board mea
$4,000 CYPRESS SHINGLES. rs inches
Specifications Of lumber msy be seen AZ this Office.
All BE- Of the best quality. and subject Inspection be-
fore acceptance
The United States reserves the right reject any al
bjfs and bidders invited the opening
Proposals. must be indorsed Proposals for Lumber and
Shinres.n and addressed the undersigned:
CHAa II. TOMPKINs
Brsvet Brig Gen. and Cbisf Qusrternsster,
Fifth Military District
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JOHN E. sTIllWtlL'S SALES.

FINE MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNI
ture, at Auction
BY JOHN Il. STILLWELL.
AucnoNEER-Offcs No % Camp strsst
WEDNESDAY n. A priI l5sh. a. lOk oseloek
w NJ. at NO. 40 White street between Entsrpe and
Tespsichore Streets will be sold
Fine Mahogany and Black Walnut Bedroom sets Mahogany
Psrinr Sets Armors Bureaus Wsshsands, Chairs Bed
tteads ETC., the enre of nicely furnshed res
de~ce = - --~--~~ 49,
oa-Trpxs-Cssh IN U T. Treasury Notss
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FOR RENT.


EoR RpST-AN ELEGANT GorHIc COTTAGE
eight or ten large airy rooms carriage house, stables
gardens bath house etc a, Pass Ghrstsn Miss
Nay Apply to Forman. Attorney a Law, ss Csrsn
EoR EEST-A ooMMoDIoUs FoUR-sroRY
ee suitable r g so sde a. w, ana
similar business Apply to Robinson Aston, No. a Com
For RENr-rHE THREE STORY STORE, NO.
locations Canal The building CONTAINS Kitchen
Is.a Elder asIs Place outlet to the premises
FOR asNT-rHE POUR STORY BRICK STORE.
No 81 TchoepitAulss between Poydrss and L.,
psys.ss street, formerly seenpied By s. D. nosdv Co.
at No IA fchoupite ulas street.
EssK RENr-sToRE-THE LOWER FLOOR OF
- NO ~ sssyisr street nearly opposite the 81 Charlie. Ho
e.. Rss rs AZ order ss
EoR REsT-rwo STORY BRICK STORES, NOS
business locations near she markets gas and water
ssrsSss0sS WI NOT Be e for grocery or eonsshsssa
For ZEN KE'Nr.HAsDsoME NEW rwo-srosY
Seventh streets Of sixth House con
soa. i've Green Elder ss sss 1'" Woo
EoR RENT OR LEAsE-rHE LARGE AND
vel Enowp United States Hotel opposite the Ponschsr
tory and Mosan Streets II sss sss Vic
usr es abshment win BE- leased for term ysars Apply
TO O. f. Girsrdey Co. II Exchange Pace
FOE KENT-sroREs-THE LARGE suBsrAN
u ral three Nos md Is Fulton Is and Is
Front eets Handsomely fitted with awnngs
pie rooms etc. and perfectly proof the best bust
ness locations in the city Green Elder. Real Estate
EOR KENT-FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms with or
without board Also day bosdes Tive large front rooms
that connect with sliding doors Parties wishing TO furnish
their rooms would do well to call 40 Canal street. Of
Liberty.
FoR - ENT-STOREs-THE TWO TwO-sTORY
Brick Stores Nos i64 and l66 Magazine street. They
have handso froBts and In perfect order 0roeu
Elder Real Estate Agents q Commercial Place.
II Dwellings Coliseum street. bet-een Fourth and Wash
mercial Place
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PROPOSALS.

PRoPosALs............
FOR sCAvENGERs WORK.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER.
Firm MILITARY DISTRICT.
New dreams. La, april 10. 1868
Sealed Proposals invited and will received at this
flee until l2M TUESDAY the 14h inst fer performing
work required by the Department
at New Orleans for year
Full particulars be procured at This Office
Bidders viii state price month at which they propose
do the work.
The United States the right reject any or all
bids
Proposals be indorsed Proposals for Scavsngsrs
Work. and addressed to the undersigned
CHAs n. TOMPKrNs.
Brevet Brig Gen and Chief Quartermaster
Firth Military District.
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Commencing w ednesdsy. April 5. and Every
Evening Daring the Week.
Great Attraction Novel, Highly Interesting and Cbaste
Entertainments; Magical Illuminated fsbleaux
and CoucerL
Professor Robers will exhibit his Celebrated Magi Il
Illuminated Tab representing the Paris Exhibition
P.etcal, Historical and Domestic Scenes, Astronomical
Demonstrators Lsndscs and Comic Pictures Flo
meme the wonderful Pianist and yonist ha engaged
perform her choicest pieces during the Ufs
day from 10 o'clock when secured
For sunday evenings Performance tickets obtained
Saturday. Doors open ees ore
eely at o'clock Saturday. April lsh-Matnee at Noon
Prices same as before Change OF programme every night
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NEW ORLEANS March a. 1919
In retiring from the copsrnershp above msntion-d
firms respectfully solicit my ssds 70 them thsr
patronage and business j. p. STRANGE
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By mutual consent the erus Of DIckmann, I'm o. of
this city and W X. Hi Strange Co. MemphIs rennessee
Strange = -
The business viii be continued by the remaining partner.
under the firm style Of Dckmsan ii in this city and W.
Bill CO. Msmphis Tennessee they assuming al the liza
bies ard are alone authorized 70 the nr names IN
seftementA 0. DICKM ANN,
W.K HILL.
Up 6T8ANdE
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
nKAWIN0 OF KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY FOR APRIL ls-cLAss e1e
POLICY PLAN
lnlsd 80 7th 18Th 18Th ieh
81 IS q 81 81 q 70 ! 81 81 81 81 s. -
Information frnishsd prisss easnsd IN all lsx..sd
Ae1eeE1as By G. T. HOWARD,
Licensed Lottery Dealer
Corner Camp and CoDmon streels
NOTICE. = NEWARK OF BOGUS LOTTERIES :
ne public notified that the Daily Drawings Of the
kkhIUCKY State Lottery published In the York
Herald and Times Cincinnati Enquirer St. Louis Repub-
and others, and that IN all the drawings VII b.
found 10 correspond
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES.
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Amusp'MENTS.

Srx1He CEs........sPn1Ha HAcEs
TIE METAIRIE coURsE
rUEsDAr. APRIL IA. 1898.
First Rsee-Purse sx5o. fer shs Dash OF
One Mile.
1T S. Noise enters wn. Brsdys b. T. AGNES DONo
VAN. BY Lexinrton-dam Little Peggy, years old
coors. red and blue; los rs.
2-E witherspoon enters 7. B. Paterons ch c. RICHIE
LIEU. BY Hiswatha-dam Fanny NcAiistsr-2 year.
od-75 ns coIors purple and purple
Sd A. BreAux enters 8. Leonsrd's g. m NELLIE
0wYSEE BY imp. Bonnie scotlAnd--dam by Choes-
ter-s years old-lli rs. colors. white and blue
al. b Foley enters T. @. Moors'sb. GEN. MONA ION.
by Lexipftou-dam Magenta. by imp Yorkhirs-a
years old-loS ms Colors, blue and bus.
ST. NJ. simmons enters VIM cottrIl's b. JENNIE o.
BY Daniel Beene-ssm BY alencee-s years old-so ns.
Colors. red and red
Second Esce-Pur.~, sIO00-Three Mile
Heats.
LII B. Foley enters 7. q. koorss b. PRIvATEER by
iexington-dsu HenHs Fsrow by imp Shamrock--4
years old-l0s ms. Colors, blue and blue.
Us Minor enters e. slsyin's Oh. c. PAINTER BY Van
dyke-dsm Temptation, by imp. Trustss-4 years old
los ms. Coiors. fancy.
as. NJ westmors enters Jas Neliran's b. h BISMARCK
by Lexingtsn-dsm BY Glsncoe-5 years old-li4 rs
Colors, sray andsrsy.
Races to O'Clock precisely omnbusses and
street leave the Charles Canal streets
every few minutes.
Pools VIII be sold evening previous the Races
Havkinss Club Rooms. at o'clock
Quarter Stretch Badges for the Week. sl0 for the Day
~ 30; Admission TO the Stand ST. the Field cents
Ex GOV. p. O. HILBERT. President
3. J.. JAMES Secretary.
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Ihs undernsd having removed from his old and Ma ITO
Camp street. Win BE- pleased rsssvs the srds Of ~ cd
nasnds and e.stsnsu ct Mr. fsylers lls Csnp strss
WI. AYRE6
Cistsrz Msksr and CARPENTER
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crECIAL NOTICES.
-----------------
and Great s"rths ~ ne Wv Orisans Jseksoa
ism Is, a-pnbie nsi company, New orleans April
steel Ia. ny, ~ mssnun =. the neeessar. amount
H. ~ e ~ tne vote east this day for
LSusans sp,roysd oh y an & re legislature Of
Railroad compsny the aSdssssnsd ana SoG Srss
and aeep ,he I'm Inst between the hours Of
the same hours un,sl ssons ~ 49, zen tns
entrd In order the ON
~ ro u IN n, 2 i ~ x11,ssyn,
S gnw. Pn L1o pI16;cr
- Commissioner.
Ncs,c~ IN s...- sr.~,...r....- v---.,,
peas. cai1 a. ~ - IN - = ~ gu VIII
fsses tax now dus N eeo ,s sSd pay the
1ess s1 n. .,s % 81 sos N % os the
ssncs.S Wsr ~ 1ss- ' e ,sSsmp.,en u sno bonds
ss1sSyeeS eeo ny ,o. tax o. one mill on the dollar
."' '"n'''''e properly IN the s'. Tsos.s .sxpw
ruo nxS Ashs",
New Apr i YAK Collector for First District
om.- go - o-,---- -
Great Northern Rs,'rasa co,nsn Nm = nc scn and
issn cor formify with ,bs sSs,ter an msrcn 20
on MONDAY April 90 1868 from 20 eeloek for Fisbassn
Directors Twelve he chosen from r.s,dg A.
provided majority Of ths stck az ne ca,nsx ~ ~
ection maerirv the sfock he not
then renrssentsd, an election viii be held on MONDAY
O'Clock. r. s. CHARLES secretarv
------------ --e--- =
tiers may be addressed to W nj BfyRWFfI 'e'
Editor DsBswss Review
Lafayette Water works Coupanv
March I8 1858 The undersened sppontsj
under the granting Of this COMPANY will
hook
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ACADEMY or MUsIC-sr oHAsLEs ST.
sPALDING BIDwELL. 49,. Projectors and Managers
Also Of the Olympic Thestsr. St. Louis
Monday. April Is. and During the Week.
WIN presented for the first time Dasher's new Local
Buresque entitled the GRAND DUCHESS OF ALASKA
OR THE BLACK FAwN OF AMERICA Introducing the
entire Academy Combination
First appearance Of Mons NOvISsIMO the great Italian
Dancer; also the popular ZANFRETTAs.
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~ O. PALAEB = %.
O. Q. PALnER, JoszPH vuD \. q COX,
Importers md whol.Ais ~ Rsssn Dealers II
CnrDstss Masss 0n Osshs, me-. -.
uss "a = ~ n Damn ssr~ss n~v ovs-..a Ia
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CHUKCHMEN. CONsIDER.

n Nh ACH n En- CON8IUEBs
THE CHRONICLE,
Devoted to the interests Of the holy Catholic pro
EpscopsD Church published In New Orleans La
Saturday, and is designed interesting
Eclectic Family Paper This the only
the Church south Of the Ohio river Virginia
and such commends seo support and prompt
patronage of her clergy and sy members and
friends Of that communion generally South and South
west The only Ten Cents per week. made
advanced payment Of Fve Dollars per Those in
terested in sustaining and spprecatng the Importance
such representative and medium Of ecclesiastical inte
requested to act promptly in sustaining paper
their sections forward their subscriptions and
sgen to solicit and forward those Of oh'rs addressing
THE CHRONICLE,
10 Commercial Place tup-stsIrs) View Orleans
COAL-........-......CoAL.....~.......COAL.
vhe undersigned prepared furnish the screened
foandss Steamship and sesmsosfs a. The lowest msrks;
prce Al orders left At heir Office No I6s PoydAs
at their Yard foot Of osope street. viii prompt
attention To Dealers By Beat Loaf
NOTICE To STATE TAX PAYERS.
City of New OrIeans.
The oncs of the State Tax Collector First District
from Canal Felicity street, lake. open from
"a T. to p. n. DAILY, for the
COLLECTION OF LICENSES FOR 1865
Now dua Once Ito csrondsles street.
In accordance the Of the Commanding General
Of the Fifth Military District ali State Taxes, Licenses
nd the Convention Tax will hereafter be required to be
Id I'm q. s. Currency.
THos AsKEw,
State Tax Collector. First District
Few Orleans. January 10, 1863
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NEW OPERA noUsE-BoURBos STREET.
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL IA. 1888
Will be presented Rossini's opera In four asts the
Barber of Seville.
NINE. sEGulN................- RossINE.
In prspsstion-TEE AFRIcANE. Grand Opera. in five
acts, by Meysrbeer.
Performance commences at hal.pass O'Clock.
The Daily clarion., 1868-04-22

| In recent lecture, Mr.. Adam Black
gave an interesting account Of the la
dies Of Spain. He said:
In the Prado few of the ladies wear
| bOnnets they cover their heads with
the mantilla of black lace, Ca very few
of white, which is thrown gracefully
over high comb at the back of the
head. This, which is the most natu-
raj and becoming part of Spanish
lady's dress, they have still preserved
but, like the womankind in other parts
of the civilized world, they copy the
Partisan fashions in other parts of
their dress. The fan is an indispensi-
BILE part of a Spanish lady's accoutre-
ments. Some of them are of very
costly material. Women of all ages
and all ranks are armed with them
everywhere. They go through the
manual exercise with them with a ra-
pidity and decision worthy of drill
sergeant. SO to maneuver the fan is
an exercise totally unknown to the
United States. 1t opens, shuts, re-
turns in .heir fingers so quickly as to
produce strong current of air Two
ladies sat behind my son in the thea
ter, ard Piled their fans with such vi
gor that he actually caught cold from
the breeze that they raised. A thor
oughly accomplished fan bearer can
give to it certain signs of intelligence
by which she can communicate what
she would hardly venture to speak out,
and by it she can give and return the
ordinary compliments of courtesy. A
Spanish lady never walks arm and arm
with a gentleman, but always walks
singly, which, it is supposed, tends to
give them that easy and graceful car
riage for which they are distinguished
As for the ladies themselves, they have
the reputation Of being beautiful; but
| must confess they did not appear to
me captivating. For one good-look-
woman on the Prado, have met ten
on the walk OF Central Park or Fifth
Avenue.