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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Second District Reesrderahip.
The following communication explains
itself;
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DurR1dxs1
Once Of Secretary Of Owl Anairas
New Orleans La February g. 1858
Hon. E. Heath, Mayor New OFloaua. La;
SIR-Ihe major general COMMANDING re-
quests that you forward to this olice an
Official copy of the proceedings Of the city
council held last evening relative to the
election OF a recorder for the second district
Of the city of New Orleans. Also COPY Of
ycur message or communication upon this
subject sent by you to the council.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
b CHANDLER
CAPT. and Assistant eec'y Civil Affairs.
Fsrst DistFief Meeo-ae-ss CourG
George Maillet, charged BY Messrs. Clancy
& sieWersaen with embezzlement In obtain
ing barrel Of whisky irreeularly, was dis
charged from the accusation.
p. W. Burke is charged by his wife with
having acted very unlevingly toward her,
corner Of Julia aud Tchoupitoulas atraeta
and beating her. He was sent to the cflini-
neputy corener.
HF. n. Collier, formerly Of Virginia. has
been appointed deputy coroner hY Doctor
Bradford.
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The committee held another session last
night. The proceedings were opened by
Judge Walker for prosecution, who returned
his thanks for the courtesy Of the commit
tee, and asked that long document, which
he handed to the secretary, be filed. The
document was tabled.
Messrs. Walker, Collens, Marques, and
Correjolea thea Withdrew, thus throwing up
the case.
James Gilthrope sWcrn--On this day three
weeks ago came 20 this hall TO zee Il there
were any reports for mes while here met
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NUMBER 24e.

llon was admitted Rs members by a vote Of
I56 to 81, and the conservative delegation
invited to seats on the floor committee
on permanent organization was appointed,
W VINO after recess reported General Charles
II. Van Wyck president, with a list Of vice
RLeslaents Including Horace Greeley, Waldo
nutchlns, and others. The president made
isg LONG speech in support OF the congressional
the Republican party.
Alabama Election.
MONTGOMERY, February 5.-EIeven hund.
req votes polIed today; six white rnau
Voted, Iour OF them being candidates, The
electioh IS progressing quietly.
From Europe.
LONDON, February 5.-John Bright
pleaded the wrongs of Ireland at a meetlne
in Birmingham.
The Times says that the arrest of Mr.
Train was mistake, but should be q -
tingulshed from arrests of ex.Irishmen " hc
come 10 Ireland for reasonable purposen
PARIS, February 5.-Tbe M0nftsyi- sa ~
The King Of Prussia on receiving the IL
Italian minister at Berlin congratuls =
MIN on his appointment as q new pledge 1f
peace.
FLORENCE, February 6.-The pope
ordered TIE Deum to be sung through
Italy ior the victory at Montana. Vii
Emmanuel forbids 1t.
Financial Matters In New WOri,
NEW YORK, February 5.-Money very
and IN large supply. Call loaus4 Gold ~.
tive and Iirm. Stocks heavy and 10 yer, W II
q strong pressure to sell, but bett q 4
close. Sub-treasury balance 81 ; bpr .irF
6-20s of 1862 l1l3; of 1854 I09; of Bif
OF 1857 lO7}; 1O-4O's l043; 3O's 1915
River Intelligence. -
CINCINNATI, February 5-River falling,
with eleven feet water in the channel. Navi-
CATION resumed. Weather clear. Their
mometer 40.
LOUISVILLE, February 5,-River still re.
ceding, with five feet in the canal by the
mark. Weather clear and spring-like.
Domestic Markets
New YoRB, February 5.-Cotton frn;
sales to-day $500 bales; middlings l9c. Flour
heavy; state So 359l0 as; Southern $lO@
is. Wheat heavy. Corn declining; South
ern white 81 POOL 80. Pork heavy, s22 so.
Lard firm. Naval stores firm. Freights
lower; cotton BY steam s@4. Gold active
and firm at l4la. Governments firm.
CINCINNATI, February 5.-FlOur and wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn-ear s50sSc.
Oats 6907Oc. Whisky nominally un-
changed. New mess pork held at S22.
Bacon-shoulders 92c.; sides lI4c. Sugar
cured hams l5@l6c. Lard held higher.
Butter 33@37c. Cheese I50I6c. Hay dull,
l2@l4c Coffee 20@26c.
ST Louis, February 5.-Tobacco, lugs S.
as; common to medium leaf So 2508 so;
good shipping Sll@13; bright leaf Sl5035.
Superhne flour 81 25@S %. Red and white
winter wheat 81 60@2 10. Corn s3as6c.
Oats G1072c. Mess pork S2l@22. Bacon,
shoulders S3c.; clear sides l2@l2Ac. Lard
ls9lSae.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, February s, Evening. -Consols
| 95i; bonds Ut.
LrvEEPOOL, February 8, Evening.-COtton
closed firm; sales l5, 900 bales uplands at "a
| OFT in port, 7s to arrive; Orleans 81. Sugar
quiet. Naval stores quiet and unchanged.
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nK. q. f. WRIGHT, GRAD
Ouate Of the New York College Of
Dental Surgery, after an experience lhA
Of fourteen years in his profession,
offers hls services to the inhabitants a.
Of New Orleans. 11sA
NJ B.-Teeth inserted on vULOANITE BASE
SUPERIOR TO GOLD IN ALI. RESPECTS, At HALF IN
COST No l63 Oustomhouse street. hetween Dan
phine and Burgundy.
Referonce-Hon. \. P. Bankg.
iyH ly g. +. WRIGHT. D. D. 5.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STaAMEH1F
COMPANY.

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Bremen, taking pszaaaEe1s 70 Southampton, Lon
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London or pari8 IS; Ham1uFr 50 ado Gitionaf.,
From Bremen, HoutaAmptons and HasEss y New
Frat cabin, sli1i second sabin sis, Storage, Ga
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Nifai cabin, 3lof second cabin Rifdt ntaaxaga e5o
sailing DAYS fruE hsH York nnd Hf4IaQa--isurs i
Is and ~ July 13 and 81 4lHlgt y ard q lpi1n'
bo7 and n, octoher And - November aad ~
For freight or p1ssaee sr1ly q
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Agent for AeH qflefal g HAkszsns x.
ISAAC TAHIIt11, Ef7assese.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

APpointmeht OF Recorder GastineL
An extract from special orders No. &c,
promulgated yesterday by General Han
Geek, reads thus
Arthur Gastiuel, recorder for the second
district recorders court, city of New Or
leans, having been declared ~ the supreme
court of the state of Louisiana ineligible to
fll siad ofice when elected, but who is now
eligible under the laws OF the state, Is
hereby appointed recorder Of said court,
provided he duly qualities, and files at these
headquarters a copy Of the required oath.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

e States W. Teeztx-One Barrels of
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
the DISTRICT of Louisiana, No. ea95 =
N4 o. b writ cK Fenditionl oKponns, 20
i4d ln the above antifled suit, win proceed
p t14 highest bidder on WEpNkcDAF, thu
81 F1nrQAFv, llla. st twelve az O'clock n, ct
la States luilEn1l revenue bonded ware
3. 9 corner OF julia and UommcToo glr1etl-
NaEroI4 RUN, mere or less.
v11A a. dme q adjudication, i1 United
teI11IF nclaa
IHn11ll, ie.e. Il. y. HHHHoN,
IlN llt5n unitea stalal AaalAal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

RAILROAD REroRT.-The treasurer Of the
New Orleans, 0pelousas, and Great Western
railroad company, Mr.. G. W. squires, hiss
sent us copies Of the fifteenth annual report
Of the president and directors of the
company.
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By Charles T. Nash at II o'clock A. NJ,
as as FulsOn street, $3.50 pounds aamagea
manufactured tobaeeo.
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MEDICAL.


nR. C. KELLOGG
Once. 1877 camp St.. Residence sss St Charles st
REMOVAL
DR.. KELLOGG has removed his residence to No
sSs st. Charles street, and Office to No. 1877 Camp
street. de3 3m
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NebE COPIES; TEN CENTS.
VOLUME I.
ADJUSTMENTS,
s.nE,rr OF MUsIC.

CADEM OF d OsAO'
ST, CHARLES STREET.
-osZ NIGHT, January n, ans every
NDhA nieht til further notice, -
4 GRAND VARIETY OOMBLNATI0N;;,,,
sTnnearance in two years OF DlOA fAnfA55siFs ~
1st ~ RysIf1V ENFRSf1E. First Appearance THIS
antLi,, ana ? of he CLINETOP SIsTERS, The new
ieaso., ,SS,nal 81 Burlesque of the BLACK AND IAN
5r4oSNHViiENTION. 54SN Every night and sas9aSag ;dSs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

NEw foRg, February 5.-The Republican
state convention met here today joshua "a.
Colt, Of Brooklyn, temporary chairman.
New York aeats were found to BE- contested.
After long discussion IN which eonsiaeya'
bic aeerbity was shown, the radical deie9a'
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From Richmond.

RIcRMoSD, February 5-In the conven-
tion the fifth section of the ordinance on
executive was adopted, with an amendment
requiring the assent of two-thirds of the
members of the legislature to call an extra
session.
Editors PunIAhed for Contempt of Court.
MEMPHIs, February 5.-Colonels Galloway
and Rhea, editors Of the AUaldnche, were
fined $500 each and seventy days imprison-
ment in the county Jail for contempt Of
Judge Hunters court.
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RALEIGH, February b.-The convention
has been occupied the past two days on the
relief measure. Il passed to-day, after con-
siderable opposition, nearly as reported by
the committee.
The conservative state convention met at
Quaker hall to-day. About lfty counties
are Represented by about 800 delegates. q.
H. Smith, Esq, Of Halifax, was chosen
temporary chairman, and Hon. W. A. era
ham, OF Orange, was elected permanent
president of the convention, with thirteen
vice.presidents. The several editors present
prevails. Many Of the ablest men In the
state are here,
New York Convention.
Nav Vapw Eahruavv r The RenubliCan
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CINCINNATI, February River falling,
with eleven feet water in the channel. Navi-
CATION resumed. Weather clear. Their
mometer 40.
LOUISVILLE, February 5-River still re.
ceding, with five feet in the canal BIZ the
mark. Weather clear and spring-like.
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ASTOUNDING REPoRTs.-
2OOO CAsRs oF CONsuMPrIoN cuRRn

2OOO CASKS OF CONSUMPTION CURED.
Professor TrosseRu, Of the Children's Hospital,
Paris reports that, In TWO thousand cases OF Con
sumption, In which the formula for Uphdn,s Fresh
Meat Cure used, 1t cured nearly every one. II
sllays the cough, heals the lungs, and gives new
lease flife Sold 81 per bottle, CT six for So JOHN
sToN, HOLLOWAY d CownRN, No. 602 Arch street.
JEwRLRY.-MT. william w. Cassidy, No. II South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of 1ne EVERY and sllverware n the city
Purchasers rely upon OBJ aiming real, pure arti
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equslled.
He also has 8 large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit
his store is sure 10 result IN pleasure and profit.
CARPETs.-Housekeepers (And especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city, Will Gnd 10
to their interest by calling vt j. Delacroxs whole
and retail carpet warehouse, No. 30 South Second
street, above Chesnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement In another column
IREEwITH's NEWS DRPoT, lately opened on Ches.
west OfSixth, No bl4 IL model establishment
OF its kind IN respect, NeALly Lted up. airy,
light and convenient goods oonspicuonsly Displayed,
stop in his place. We have Just received from him
"Harper's Weekly" and Monthly" the "Atlantic
Monthly" "CUmc Monthly etc
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The CITY Amusememts,

AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC VI di's opera of
"a Irdu'aGa VIII De given mis- ening with
matinee TO morrow the Sicilion HeSperS will be
performed, and tomorrow evening faust.
AT THE CHEsNUT the circus Is succeeding as
well as the management could wish. The
houses are crowded every evening, and every
body appears TO be pleased The troupe is
strong one, and in addition 10 Robinson, the
great bareback rider, there are a great number
OF accomplished artists In the various lines of
business. Tomorrow there will be matinee,
when the price OF admission Will be nifty and
AT THE ARCH Goldsmlth's comedy OF The
Good ndtured Man will be given This evening.
To morrow Mr.. Craig will have benefit, and
RoiUes at Bay will be produced.
AT THE WALNUT Mrs. ID r. Bowers will have
a benefit this evening, and she will appear for
the first time In this clty as Queen Eliza.
BETH"
AT THE AMERICAN Madle Betty Rigl will
appear this evening, with host OF other artists.
matinee tomorrow.
AT THE THEATRE CoMIQUE the performing
animals, the baby elephant, the three flying
men, and a number Of other features make a
most attractive entertainment. A. the matt.
%, she price Ss az tbe SNms VIII De
THE CONCERT to be given on Monday even
Ing at the church corner of Broad aud SAMSON
streets, for the benefit OF the National Printing
Association for The Blind, promises TO be most
excellent, and the object certainly commends
IL to the favorable consideration OF our citizens
Tickets can be procured at the principal music
stores.
IRA will perform al Musical Fund Hall TO-
morrow afternoon.
On Saturday evening" December 10, the IRE.
formation" Symphony of Mendelssohn, and
the "unhnished1 Symphony OF Schubert will
be performed by q largely increased orchestra
and every effort will be made 10 render them
In the best style.
Mr.. RUFUS ADAMS will give a select reading
on Tuesday evening, Decv vmber 8, at Concert
Hall, under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. TickeIs can be procured
at Gould's music store, No. 023 Cnesnut street.
A GRAND CONCERT will be given at the
Academy of Music on Friday. December 49, fol
Ihe benefit OF the Soldiers Orphans of the Lln
assisted by the celebrated amateur band o.
PhiladeI phia. "The Amphion," who have gene
rously volunteered their services To suit the
commencement all, the tickets for Parquette
PaTquette Circle, and Balcony will be 81 each
Family Circle, so cents; Upper Tier, % cents
standing tickets, 81 each They are now fo
sale at Charles W. A. Trumpler's, No. 926 Ches
put street,
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DIED.

ATWooD:-suddenly, on the an instant at his
OF sey n,SonT 6e 10 SedSp youngest son
The Seiatlye and friends u we amlly are respect
residence, NO 629 alheriue street. on tuesday the
sb I'M mt, At 10 O'clock. To proceed to hbeneSer NJ
E VaulE ssW
BAILFY.-ou the 81 instant, JOHN d son OF
Henry W. aud Sa'te J. Bailey, aged years and /
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend he funeral rom the parents
residence, NO SS4 Clark street on Sunday afternoon
v W,ut. o'O''' in'effneD' AT ''0'"e''' NJ f. Church
oIBsor.-on the 30 instant, Mr.. ROBERT aIB.
The relatives and friends Of the famfly. also the
the Fair Bi Forge Iuu Roling Mil are Tsspectfaiiy
invited 70 ATTEND his iuneral from hIs late residence.
O'Clock. To proceed 10 franklin Cemetery.
KAISER On the Sd instant. after long suffering,
our beioved mother, MARIA ANNA KAISER, IN
The relatives and friends the family are invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, e. u.
corner OF Twelfth and Jefferson streets on Sunday
next at O'clock p. III
MCCoRMICK.- .--un the I'D instant Mrs JANE
MCCORMICK, Ia the 50 year of her age
The relatives and friends of the fanny are respect
OF her son-ln aw, Jackson Wat, ) corner OF FRONT
To proceed to wharton Street NJ. Il. Church.
MYERs.-AUGUsTU5 WILLErr sou OF william
L. and the late PHI be My ers in the 2sh year Of his
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
1851 Paul street ktord on sunday afternoon the
9Th instant, at 1 O'Clock TO proceed to Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
eHERN.-on the I'd instant. Mr.. PATRICK
SH ERN, aged So years.
to attend the funeral from his late real ience No 1910
Hancock street. below THOMPSON on Satu day morn
cbsels. -
WATERS.-wednesdsy, December 2, HENRY A.
The relatives and trends of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend ihe funeral from his resi-
between Thirteenth aud Brosd), sumo ay afternoon
at O'clock. Funeral services at -. TeIe9as Church
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CIT ITEM s.

VIZ wour. at prevent particularly invite the atten
,or ~, tho nj, blio to established bu slness rule
which IA .,,Ietlv adhered to under all crcu
We o,.aro, 'tce all prices io,ocr than mo
Lo,ye,t slss,,A erej also guarantee niu
so,faoao,io, N every purchaser. or dho
sale cancelled aud ~ 'oneV rounded
We give All oustom.rs ms, 20 value Tor their ey
THAN THRY CAN CIT GLsBwh "HH-
under onp and all ciresH', "'oe''
TO FULLIiCARRY OUT THIS RULE THE FHHsbNr
TINE, we have reduced the priL ~ " our ehJlre
stock, which VIII be disposed on ioWer 'han
the same or equal goods can he puAohased Ut
ANY oTHBR EsTAnLIsBNBNT IN THE CITY.
Without going INTO further de tail, we would
say that our stock comprises all kinds ant
Sizes of every CesifRble style OF goods to be
found IN the market, sudis
EUPBBIoR TO ANY STOCK IN PHILADDLPHfA,
Gn style, re. and Workmanship.
We have II choice assortment OF p ece Goods
which viii make up to orier now, or At
any time, with the eaue guarantee as we oner
on our ReRdc made Goods
HAT 'ssg sSg oe,,Sse" err BENTT66TTTr T6TrS q 60.
Stpts ,,rees, ! No. IS dHGKEr sr,
AND No. 600 BROADWAY. New YORK.
PREVENT Oh RRPENT.-when health has been sac
rHced for want of the necessary to project II,
regrtts are unavalug. It's better to prevent than
to repent The most lnclement season ofthe year is
at hand, and Its cold and damp are the source of In
nume!able distressing ailments. The bess means OF
escaping them to keep the outward suriacs OF the
body comfortably warm with suitable clothing, and
the internal organs In vigorous condition by the oc
caeIonal use of q heathful tonic and corrective
Winter makes tremendous drafts upon the vital
forcee, and therefore it when pure vege
table stimuIant and invigorsnt like HosrRTTRR's
STOMACH BITTHRs Is of Infinite use, especially to the
weak and feeble. 1t gives stamina to the System, and
thereby enables 1t to withstand the shocks of cold
which produce cough bronchitis, catarrh. and other
diseases OF the organs of respiration Dyspepsia and
every species OF Indigestion also greatly agra
waited by cold damp weather, and for these com.
plants the BIrTERs acknowledged specific
There 10 fact better known in this country, and
indeed throughout the civilized portions of the
Western Hemisphere, than that this genial prspara
tion is swim and certain remedy for all ordinary
diseases Of the stomach and the liver
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JOSH BILLINGS says
The most smoIlest animal ,CIich grolos q tie
BUMBLE BEE,
he might have also added that the
MOST LARGEST
stock OF really fine fashionable Readymade Clothing
is to be found st
CHARLES STOKES & Co.'s,
Nc. 824 Cbesnut street..
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MARRTMn

CALLAGH GHAN-GLoCHEN.-On the IL h OF Sep.
tenber, by Rev. Richard hvans 1r. j. $. UALJAH-
HAN TO Miss RACHAEL II. GLUCH Nm, of An
CORA. Pc.
TAGART-MUNnRIL LIN Coaesvine Chester
county, Pa November q, Dy Kew. W r. Pugh, ~.
THOMAS TAgARr to Mics AMANDA ]. UN.
Drill, both OF this city
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man who has never experienced the pleasure of
wearing pair OF boots made by William H. Heweg,
is 10 some extent an object of commlseration. We
speak knowingly, having worn Helweg's boots for
yearr. Their comfort, however, Is NOS their only
recommendation, as they made OF the best mate
rial and In the very best manner Helweg will not
employ an incompetent workman; therefore his
work is always rst-class Iis store and factory is
at No SS5 Arch Street, next to the corner OF SIXTH
ATTKNTIoN.-We beg TO call the attention of Med-
csl Practitioners and invaids TO Speers "Stsndard
Wine BitteTs" rs mildly stimulating, dluretic
sudorHc and tonic aid to debilitsted persons from
whatever cause, Their base is Speer's pure Wine
without the semblance Of medication, except by
herbs and roots The most delicate ladies use them
with decided advantage They are remarkably plea
SAINT TO The taste. Sod by Druggists.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PRICE, 1sDsx $2.5o
]. TurIurette (Quadrllle), H. Marx.
= aise OF Tears (SongJ. f. Schubert.
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H. Cousin ct Cousins (schottische EIegante) Egg.
Y Bow Fair Ar. Thou tsong, H. wsldt
IS. In the starlight (Luet) Vocal, & Glover
IA On The Beach at Uape May tsOng), WORDS by E. N
l5 schptzen: Marsch Carl Faust
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Is. GOOD BYE, Sweetheart, Good Bye (Song). ]. L
70. La Cnaieialpe polka Mazourke}. Carl Faust
F". eoSk f2aos setS n the
% he Moon Behind ,hs Trees lsongj g. +. Wilson,
a e. * d HHf BacS Ke rC SRs tsr 1%qss esox
@ Romance from Don Pasquae@ Opera song), Do
20 crisglno Ia S'Rsre !opera BOufre' FAn'aSls'
81. Home, Sweet Home (vsrlation) J. H. Slack.
5s har&he des TpsmeGoTs IN .sre1 SStdney Smith
SV La Belle Helene (Gsop)' arranged by D. Cod
81. Cone Back to Erin tsong) Osribsl.
g. AIiaans poke Mss9nrksG + s Isieay lex ,so,
e In RS s5%del sealoP! Carl F"Sss %.,x .,,sr
80. Barbe Bleue (Galo j. arranged by T. ABecket Jr.
S. FIRE re SSsFi and Fi.Re net aiop SS carl Faust
80 YGsaTs IsnSf1S (qpHd5ile oSr9 noel.t
Al. SCENES that brightest (NAritana) (Song), W.
o. .Srss %ios Dead cBArOs Beue' csOns, onen-
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PRICE, $3.50.