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'Presenfatton OF .vedats.

The Public respectfully invited 90 presentation
Of the prizes awarded by tbs Imperial Commission Of the
EXPOSITION UsIVERSkLLEa Parts, 1851 TO citizens Of
the STA Of Louisiana and books Emperor
o. the French to the city ofkew Orleans take place the
VARIETIES THEArER which has been ksdy tandered
by the lessees for the purpose on MONDAY EVENING
Jun c kth, ~ half past seven o'clock.
Order OF Cerem o. ien.l
MUsIC-Nationsl Airs by Military Band, kindly ten
der b the Commanding General.
= ddrsss by Prof A EX DIMlTRY.
-gREkA1IC SELECIIohS-By the Band, A ].
KOERIf Director
RkPORT % Mr. &. GoTTHIEL. Chief Comm ssonsr
G. BAKER.
MUkIC- y the Babd-"S Sounds from Hsme.n
ODE-By Prof JAMh BURNS,
Presentation q tn " Life Of az ar" by and from the
EOr Of the French TO the Cry Of New Czleans
Nj Z. Gotihiel. Chief Comm ssi0rer
AUS1C-rhs "Marseflsiss.m
tunefuA attendance especially and earnestly requested
BY order Of the Committee Of Arrangements
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litter FROM CHIEF jus les IHAsE.-The New
1ok Herald prints private letter OF ,ldEe
Chase's, IN which be says he was not partisan
on either side in the impeachment trial. He says
be shall adhere 10 the old creed Of equal rights
They may deDounce and abuse me- aud read me
out OF the party II they choose. | follow my Old
lights, lot the new. What the development of
the future may be know not. | neither expect
nor desire 70 be a candidate for office again, II
would, however, crafty me exceedingly if the
Democratic party would take grounds which
would assure The party against all attempts 10
zsubVert the principle of universal suffrage estab.
Shshed in eight aud to be established ia all of the
Southern constitutions. Then 1 think the future
Of the great cause for which | have labored SO
long would be secure, and | should not regret nv
absence from political labors."
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TIE CONCERTS AT KUNTz's.-Our readers, par.
'iculary our lady readers, will be pleased to
learn tLat nightly concerts are 20 be given at
kultz's famous ice cream and confectionery
saloon, corner OF Canal and CarOndelet street,
from tonight out. Mr.. Carriere (the celebrated
ffstfute Of the New Opera, and one Of the best
srsIs 10 this country, will he assisted by Messrs
Asga, first violoBces and Cbsrpentier, iirst plan.
ist. The music these gentlemen can discourse
and the ices Kuntz can dispense need no IA
-0rstment. They speak for themselves, aud the
adiss slso speak for. and what is better, patron.
ize them. Remember The corner Of Canal and
CaTcadslet streets.
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~ See Supplements.

What is the reason that the Rant Gratifi-
cation" meeting did not take place last night (?
Has the order of the General commanding
our Armies" that Mr. Packard and his regis
trars shall not recalcitrate against the mill
tary authorities dampened the ardor of the
expectant and hungry patriots who were to
rend the astonished air with shouts for "Colt
and Grandfax 2" Or has the great Grant
movement fzzled out like a damp sky rocket.
Lafayette square, which was to be the scene
of this radical response to the Chicago nomi-
nations, and which was to re-echo TO the car
pet-bag rhetoric of aspiring Republican ora
tors, Mandatory of that magnificent scheme of
reconstruction which has brought power and
plumber to ''trooly loil" hands, and denunci-
atory of contumacious 'rebels" who are con-
tumaciously displeased with the amiable re-
gimen of the carpet-b aggers-Lafsyette square
was as silent as if the General commanding
our Armies" had ordered its gates TO be
closed, and as if a Grant Qualification" meet
ing had never been called. We are not in the
secrets of the Republican party, and we do
not know what arrangements had been made
for this demonstration of the champions of
carpet-baggery, but we presume that Mr..
Dibble was to speak his usual neat little
piece; that General Sheldon was to show how
Regulus and Scipio were the prototypes of
the federal soldier, and that Mr.. Durant was
to recite the startling history of the phantom
knife, or the "emigrant patriot" How the
anxious public came to be disappointed and
defrauded of this intellectual repast, Is a sub
ject of curious inquiry.
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Aessrs. C. A. Whitney a Co. inform us that they
are now prepared TO furnish through tickets TO
bitdon Springs, Alabama. Yesterday We called
attention 10 the fact that up 70 that time they bad
not been Informed about the new arrangement in
regard 10 the connection az Mobile With tie
- Prairie State. Since then, however, they have
received authority from her agents, sui are now
ready TO furnish tickets and information 10 all in
ttTeeted.
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AT the session Of the Reformed Church Synod
at hudson. N. T., on the 9Th, communication
from the Reformed Presbyterian Church meeting
10 Allegheny City, asking a recommendation by
73he synod OF an amendment to the United States
Constitution acknowledging the Almighty God as
the source Of al authority the Jo-d Jesus Christ
~ the Supreme Ruler among nations, aud the
holy scriptures as the supreme authority was re.
feu1d. Delegates from the Evangelical Lutheran
Church snG German Reform Church delivered an
address Of c1GgEatulalon, to = hich the president
If he'd.
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Louisiana State Seminary.

The CLOSING EXERCISES Of this IustitutiOn win take
place WEDNESDAY the 24th inst. The Annual Address
viii be delivered by GEN HARRY T. HAYS.
an Address will also be made by DR.. S. o. SCRUGsS, OF
the Board OF Supervisors,
The contest for the Prize Medal in oratory, will take
place TUESDAY, the z3d inst.
The Public respectfully invited to attend.
d. F. BOYD,
Superintendent.
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Pest OMcs .sr0tses.

ros1 orTIcz, New Orleans Nov. ss Isss
sAiz aOoe Mails Ner Orleans Posi- Ooe,
dli be closed follows
asils for Mobile. Montgomery Atlanta Augusta and Ca
luubus, Ga, close daily stSPH
Qsast Mai for eli rOsI Ouces a. the rvsl a. s.yc
Sara. closes Mondays ats v. Enc FriaeyEGtsAH
cksburs Mails close AtsT - Tuesday and Saturday
vie the River
sails iOr Lower Oess' close At svsry Tuesday ana
Friday
aAils for COvingtSs close At A. l., svsrJ HsadAy ,so
Thursday
Asiis tor Algiers daily 81 a. o.
stalls for Stations opeousss ssrosd VII oloss 1ay "a
ara
hslsfo LSfourohe Parishes on Aoncsys Wednoz
dss aud Fridays stSr.E
sails for Galveston, arsfos Santiago ard crevnsvfs
fsxes close a. 2 A. ~ Sundays, Fussdays rhursr q
ana Saturdays, us Opeousss Railroad
fails for ouacnits svor wsdussdsys s-3
Saturdays, via the Rive
sails sOrheasters Fszss svor. eose weekly
Tussozys Thursday and Saturday..
sAs for havana s - fsTWrrdsc BY every vessel eear
Tor said Port
sails North Wssl VI, Nsv Orleans sna yscFso1
zailroad Close daily At6P
Nay Msls via Jackson Railroad closes ~ SAh
OFFlCB HOURS.-OpsHs a., ol.ssssHM
ne Oali7sry WI sc kept opsS an'' Tra
sUNpAYH- ozos opsrs \ ~ and eiesssEH
r. ". TAbIAFERRO,
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MGaaSSGS
MEMORIAL ASS OCIATIoN.
sudley Church. May 4, 1855.

We the Ladies residing and In vicinity Manassag
and Bull Run bstte-helds have formed ourselves into
society known by the Of the MANASsAS MEMO IAL
ASSOCIATION, and have for object refinement OF
the Confederate dead scattered In groups Isolated
graves for many miles and liable be obtsrated ON
the ploughshare We solicit aid from and brothers
Of the South and indeed. s-sy shore wsrs uvt for
poverty, wouc not call In order have them
oeeently Inferred and ncosed In Cemetery some $500
will be needed.
Those Of eud at distance desire 10 contribute
do by addressing Corresponding Secretary Ms
SUE N. AoERoE, Gainesville Prince William county,
Virginia.
MISS ANNIE NJ. LEWIS,
President
MISS MARY J. DOGAN,
MISS NJ. E. COMPTON,
Vice Presidents
MISS MARY E. CUSHING,
Recording Secretary.
MISS SUE Nj. MONROE,
Corresponding Secretary
MRS. ADDIE S. WHEELER.
Treasurer
Contributions for the above purpose also be received A.
the CRESCENT OFFICE by WOODS, MATHEWS a
co. No. 80 Magazine street and by Mrs MARY J.
DEACON.
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Col. Kinney, the active and able editor of
that enterprising sheet, the Brownsville Ran
chero, is in the city. We regret that he
will remain only few days, but we hope that
we may soon have the pleasure OF seeing him
again.
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We are indebted to ID. +. Boyd, Esq, superin.
ttDdent of the Louisiana State Seminary. for
special invitation to witness the closing exercises
of the present session Of that institution, occur.
ring on the 24ih inst.
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From the West.

LATER FROM THE INDIAN cOUNTRY-THE RED MEN
VIOLATING THEIR TREATIEs-THE CHEYENNss
CREATE A sLNsATIoN-MORE RAILROAD LASD
GRANT SWINDLES.
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DI BID o

Or Friasv June 18th 1865, at o'clock A n HENRY
PIT hSOH aged 81 yes-s, born IN Berthe c0u ~ , Orth
Carol rs.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION

Orchestra Chairs, 81 50; Dress Circle ana Psrquee 81;
Family Circle, so eents Private Boxes, IS S2 Gallery
Is cents; COlored Gallery, 50 cents.
N. BTickets be had from membsrs Of the Firemo.s
Charitable ton the Box Office Of Th-ater
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WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND
E'iremen's Charitable Association.
NEw ORLEANS June s. 1865.
MISS JIMMIE FNGKL:
Esleeme Miss-As acting Chairman Of the Committee ap
pointed by the Frsmens Charitable Association arrange
Dramatic Performance, to be given SATURDAY, June
l3 1T the Varieties Thetr for the beneat Of the Widows
and Orphans Fund Of the above Association respect
fully solicit your aid in behalf of the you consent to
appear end end eminent services assure you
that claim the kind feelings and gratitude Of
he Association. Respectfully, etc. JOS MURPHY.
ACADEMY Music NEW ORLEANS La )
JosEPH MURPHY, ESQ.
De- SrYOur polite note has just been handed me- aud
in reply Reg leave to respond promptly call has 50
charitable motive In view.
cheerfully tender my services for the occasion.
With The kind permission of Mr.. David Bidwel already
granted shall be than happy contribute ben
fit of so desirable Association far in my power
With due respect, remain truly yours,
JENNIE ENGEL.
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JuSt opened.
A NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALL cry.
Conner Magazine aud 81. Andrew streets.
Over Libsrman's Dry Goods Store.

PHOTOGRAPHS, 81 50 per dozen.
AMBEOTYPES rs cents.
PORCELAIN PICTURES S.
And all work guaranteed equal any done the city
Call and Specimens.
WTTEY 4 COTTpV
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Improved

Improved
SOUTHERN PETROLEUMS STOVES.
JERVEY'S PATENT.
The PETROLEUM STOVES bake and cook better and
quicker ban any oherste without smoke dust ashes or
asant odor
The Stove be daily in operation all hours at
Johnsens Lunch stano, in the Merchants Exchange
also nj the establishment. No. los Magazine street
Oil ioI stoves at IS cents per gallon
JOS. r. DE MANY
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PhaE0n'S
g p a 2 II IAN TON -
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
PhnEOn'S

PH1LON'S Psphian Lotion removes all ERUP
TONE. FREcKLEs PIMfLEs MOTH BLoTCHEs
TAN, etc. and renders the Skin Sof Far and Blooming
For Ladies IN the Nursery is Invaluable For Gentlemen
after Shaving has equal. Psphian Lotion is the
Only reliable remey or diseases emsh-s OF the skin
PBALONs PayhiaD soar" for the Toilet Nursery ana
Bath will Chap the akia.
Price, ssespts per Cake. sgd BY al Druggists
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~. IN. T9somDSOH,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
R FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
grSoriI AGENTS OF sx1 OEtSIs, oERsssss.l
All eiAss@ u hEKOHAEDIsB AaRIOULrURAL M
ELEMENTS, ETC.. etc, parchassd on ooml1issisn.
decd EpurehAsss only Of ars class Boasss and q ou Il
not low. than parties purchase themselves
sueisnt sun nust be RENTED 70 freight a1d cor
a'ssons she balance PAYABSE ON eELIvEkY
Commissions so, sxossdng 500, . per esrt a
s-edng slt0 ~ cent
Collections on all points prsmyty sttended "a
kefsrenoe-ooL J. O EXON- PrsDnsseE Of o.
ssv Orleans Orsssrsv
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Fas sm0mm's Cotton TYes.

We have Large Supply Of the celebrated ALI ATOR
TIES on hand. which unsurpassed ia Al iron
ing Of best English manufacture and fully guafani iced
Also, FASSMA NJ BUrrOs rIES, and DIAMOND
TltS So extensively used m former years.
For sale in any guam " 10 suit puIg hasers
CHAMBERS a LATTING
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in which piece the young and versatile Come.
denne Miss LOTFIE ESfELLE, having kindly offered her
services, will personate the character Of kAN
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"ISOUfhsrYs Lands ;, .fgeacy.

We offer services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
rERfY, ETC. in the southern States References and in
formation prompt given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERT0N & CO.,
No. 50 Liberty street New York
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N. B.-FOr particulars, see Small BIN.

N. B.-FOr particulars, see Small Bills
Doors open stF o'clock performance co nmences at
SP.M
Box office open from o'clock A N. to NJ, on Friday
and Saturday. 18th and Is As VIXEN DO
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$4,000 RelCGrd.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK THIS DAY pscs
made tor the Southern Express Company sddresse
NJ. MORGAH'S SONS, New York, containing FIFTY
THOUSAND 06u,0O0 DOLLARS, in Legal Tender Note,
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars sach Ali Of Letter
and dated 10th March 1862 and numbered as tollows
N75n.a S059 Ls9O3 n.a g37SnA sxssgn,
Al9b.A 1891 1895 n g. 1889 a. g. Ss7a7n,
Sl5 s9O3 1921 2SRSns sq31n,
1907 n. lOOl5 n. s. le5i3 2s45 n q 3a3fsn,
40l7 l0203 1871 n. s. 2S4S7 n 8 4lOssBs
f6I lO2l9n ia l6Sf7 81 1929 n. aO6lqn.t
SIT nl0 1908 n. 3Ot63 MS 4DS3ln,
S363 n. g. l2Ol9n 8 1871 slS79na aSslas
67H l2l47 MS 1875 345una l9gus
1925 I36l9n. s. 23l35 n. 1889 S555lns
The public cautioned against trading the same an
the above reward offered recovery the money
CE. JUMONvILLE,
New Orleans, March 26, 1868 Cashier
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To aLL Interested
In THE-
CAUSE OF LIBERAL CHRISTIANITY.

ne First Congregational fBnitarsn SOcisty
the pubic that servees viii be be IN the Caarch
g. CAaries and Julia streets, EVERY SUNDAY 81 II A
and p. ~, thu following Clergyman officiating:
The Rev. HfEkH :. BADGER, Of Cambridge Mass
The Trustees cordially invite ali estsd In The progress
Of hoera Christianity 70 oin them thaiT Efforts 70
tain the Church.
By oras II the Board Of Trustees
CHAS. J. LEEDS,
President,
JOHN NJ. GOULD,
Treasurer.
J. O. A. FELLOWS,
Nov Orleans. DOeeuhsr Is 1897
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NAN. OR GOOD FOR NOTHING.

The evenings entertainment will conclude with the auga
bic Comic Drama In one act. entitled
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IRON Cotton Ties.

In addition to the celebrated ARROW tbs am nav
prepared to receive ordes from the for ELFFA
TENING BUCKLE TIES all made Of the best quality Eur
fish Iron, and BANDS Of any requt ed length.
II. T. BARTLETT,
General a cont % Carondtl et street
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Has kindly to appear in his great SONG AMI
DANCE.
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"W,e Labor for the Pwb.:c Good
VARIETIES TTIEATER.
Saturday Evening. June Is. 1885,.
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE
B K N EFT
THE FlREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
NEW ORLEANs-
Upon which occasion viii be prssentei the following
humorous amusing and unique
PROGRAMME:
PO- C MAS;
Or. Ne Gentle Savage.
In the performance Of which Burlesque Mrs. ALFREDA
CHlPPENDALE who has generously rendered her services
viii represent the character Of the pro erly undutuI
daughter of His Majesty King POwhs-tanI."
NJ -OR
MISS LoTTIE ESTELLE,
MISS JENNIE ENGLE
CBy consent of Mr. Bidwen Of the Academy Of Musicy
having kindly volunteered assistance will delight the
audience with choice selections from her musical
repertoire
HARRY BLooDGooD
Has kindly consented to appear in his great SONG AND
DANCE.
MUSIC ORCHESTRA.
The evenings conclude with the augha.
bic Comic Drama In act, entitled
NAN, OR GOOD FOR NOTHING.
in which piece the and pshsd versatile Come
dienne Miss LoTrIE EsrELLE, having kindly offered her
services, will persOnate the character Of RAN.
N. B.-FOr particulars see Small Bills
Doors open st7 O'Clock p NJ performance co nmences at
SIN
Box Office open from o'clock NJ 4 NJ on Friday
and Saturday. 18th and Is Ass VIXEN DO secured
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Orchestra Chairs 81 so; Dress Circle Psrquete 81;
Family Circle so cents; Private Boxes IS Sl2 Gallery
Is cents; COored Gallery, 50 cents.
N. BTckets be had from members If the Firemoas
Charitable Assoe ton the Box Office Of Thsater
manassas
EMORIAL ASS OCIATION
sudley Church, May 4, 1855.
We. the Ladies residing and the vicinity Manassas
and Bull Run bste-heds, have formed ourselves into q
society known by the Of the MANASSAS MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION and have for object the refinement
the Confederate dead scattered groups in Isolated
for many miles and liable obltsrased on
plO
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MISS JENNIE ENGLE.

(By consent Of Mr. BidweT OF the Academy Of Musey
having kindly volunteered her assistance will delight the
audience with choice vocal selections her musical
repertoire.
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BsneGE for the EIeEsef


WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND
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In the performance Of which Burlesque Mrs ALFREDA
CHIPPENDALE, who has generously services
will represent the character Of the pro ery undutuI
daughter of His Majesty King PowhatanI."
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Firemen's Charitable Association
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Tpe New Orleans Advocate, which, by
SINGULAR infelicity of nomenclature is called
a Christian journal, is exceeding joyful at the
proepect of the passage of a bill placing arms
in tine hands Of the "trooly loil" persons of
the South. and especially of Louisiana The
Advocate thinks that an energetic use of
powder and ball by the 'loil" militia will in
augurate reign of ''peace, order and good
fellowship" We are told that, in response
to the clarion call of the ''trooly loil" person
who acts as figure head to the actual State
government, eighteen thousand ''trooly loil"
citizens will rush wildly to the front, leaving
the cotton and sugar fields behind them in
order to assist Congress and Psrson New
man in this patent expedient for restoring
.peace. order and good fellowship" Col
Dumas thought that nothing caused such
liking between two bellicose gentlemen as a
shot at each other from behind brace of
pistols strange sentiment for person who
had not had the advantage Of Christian
education through the columns of Parson
Newman's weekly journal" We do not sup
pose that the humane and gentle parson has
plsgiarized this idea from Colonel Dumas
orlBulwer. on the contrary we attribute it en-
tirely to the effect of that peculiar kind of
Christianity which is so Characteristic of
"trooly loil" preachers. 1t is remarkable,
perhaps that the article to which we have re-
ferred is printed side-by-side with an edito-
riil headed, "Thou shalt not kill !" but this
trifting inconsistency is excusable in view of
thei fact that nothing will so much conduce to
Undue white man with gentle and fraternal
feelings toward his "trooly loil" brethren as
to shoot him with "trooly loil musket, or
to dig hole through his ribs with trooly
lol bsyonet Let US have peace, by all
means.
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The New Orleans Advocate thinks that
Sheridan, not exactly because children cry
for him, as for Mrs. Winslows soothing
syrup, but because "his name is tower of
strength because he is an army of
one"-because "the Democrats hold him in
respectful fear" 1t is true that people are
afraid of Sheridan when he has power over
them; but so were people afraid of Nero, and
Alva, and of every other tyrant. We are not
aware, however, that the sentiment of respect
was mingled with the kind of fear inspired
by Nero, or Alva, or Sheridan. If that per-
son ever did anything to commend him to the
respect of sensible or conscientious people.
we should very much like to know what
it was. Those of his acts which
make him respected by "trooly loil"
Christians like Parson Newman,
are precisely those which make him odious
and detested by the people of Louisiana. But
the day has gone by to try to alarm white peo-
pie of this State with the name of Little
Phil" The Advocate may be assured that the
Democracy of Louisiana are not afraid Of
Sheridan, or Congress, or even of the "gene-
raj commanding our armies" They may be
cheated out of their rights-that is to be ex-
pected as long as Radical policy is in the as
cendant-but they have no fear of redupE-
cation of the disreputable tyranny which
marked the process of reconstruction under
the military tool of Congress and the congress
sional party. Send Sheridan along as soon as
you please is wanted very little but he is
faora5 efiIl lass
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Major ]. S. Walker, paymsster U. S. army,
has been brevetted lieutenant colonel for meri-
torious services. The colonel is just returned
from long and arduous journey in the line
of his duty to the Texan frontier. Although
Col W. was exceedingly expeditions in his
travel, he lost not mule or horse in the
many hundred miles ofhis circuit He deserves
great deal of credit for his efficiency and
promptitude, and we are pleased to learn that
the war department has been equally prompt
in acknowledging and rewarding his merit.
IL
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Dr. JULIUS H0NBERGER dsts Assistant 10 Dr. sshs
Paz1sJ OCULlsT. lso Canal street. New orisana ono
hours from II 10 O'clock Clinic for Diseases Of the Eve
Saturdays, from 10 o'clock. Physicians and Medical Stu
dents are invited 70 attend the Clinic Demonstration VIII
ns opthAmescops sc Peer patients VII b treated ssdop
Grated frss Of charra
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a ga0ussEAU co., impsrssrs ofx .: lev pross
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; kArTING-so rolb
ghinA, loo PIECES Cocoai WINDOW SHADES; Table and
sslnsTLeos keps Mostsd D.mesk stc Yurnisurs Dover
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WIN Ind ss sle stand - Camp street, I'll dssspsas 81
HOUSE FunishinE Goods. Fine Cusy Plated Wsrs, Fine
Cut and Plain Glassware French China Plain aud Decor
sied Dinner and Tss Sets; stons China Pain nd Fsn
sAM'L E. MOORE l. CO.
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Bovs, and Tourh,s Boots, ETC.

Parents desiring boys youths Boot Shoe that VII
a. and well should examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere, ne have not s equal in twenty
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